PAGE THIRTY-SIX- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,., Thurs.. Dec. 6, 1973 The School BeU I Energy Cnsis Actions Symbolic ...... *“ “ • 1“ S’ R„By euci SHELLY IV r-rkuciuCOHEN «Connecticut and Rhode Island only voluntary coilapliance with that will allow 54 major power tially evaluate its efforts in the demonstrations of what is now child has an emotional or social have lowered their thermostats the 50 m.p.h. liir.iiti However, users to burn oil with a sulfur realm of tqam teaching. and what will be. Programs of WEEKEND SPECIALI First Named problem, the daily meetings of to 68 degrees during working the voluntary compliance content of 2.2 per cent. Power Truck Drivers Slow Team teaching is the term the NASA and AMSAT t;rpe are all teams provide a vehicle for hours and many lower the heat resulted in such tr ziffic hazards companies have already used at Illing and across the na­ created to impart a certain MARGUERITE discussion and suggestions for still further after 5 p.m. that lliomson last Friday in- warned that that ruling simply Under 25th tion to describe a consolidated alleviating the problem. amount of information but, yok^ his emergen ic;v powers to more importantly, to stimulate Massachusetts Gov. Francis, won’t meet their needs. DAISIES teaching effort. Basically it Team teaching is in some irnake lower speed;s \‘lie law. Prior to the variances, the Traffic On Turnpikes W. Sargent wore a sweater to a consists of four or five teachers wonder and questions about ways a return to the old- recent press conference, and a ' ’Thomson was also among a maximum' sulfur content who work together in es­ fashioned philosophy of self man, his environment .and his Amendment few legislators picked up the handful of state ofEici'als to an­ levelnfor industrial fuel in M .29 doi. United Press International to a crawl and forcing many tablishing and implementing a contained classroom except future. Illing Junior High nounce that he woul d switch polipe in Ohio cleared major trend. Massachusetts was 1 per cent, (Cash and Carry) The Ohio Highway Patrol motorists to use other roads. program for a specific group of that it is a slightly larger students have helped celebrate froifi his state limouiiine to a highways of protesting truckers WASHINGTON (UPI) — Rep. Gerald R. Ford took office (Christmas won’t be quite the except for Boston where the closed a 32-mile section of the In Illinois, state police said students. classroom. NASA week by actively snpall ecopomy car ait, least for Thursday. Officers sprayed one dazzling holiday it usually is. maximum was .5 per cent. fLOWeaS tod AaHANQEMENT8 FOB EVERY OCCA8IOH . . . Ohio Turnpike between Toledo today they received a tip that a Thursday as the nation’s 40th vice president and with At Illing the teams are made The amount of team teaching engaging themselves in these sh ort trips. driver with tear gas, smashed There will be no state Christ­ In Rhode Island, the limit out­ and Fremont today because of band of 100 trucks was heading President Nixon sitting‘«ilently by his side pledged dedica­ up of groups of 110-120 students and interrelating a team does is very vital intellec(u.al ac­ windows to gqt into locked and mas tree in Vermont this year. l^ew England govenuirs have side of the Providence area is 3 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 slow moving traffic resulting out from Michigan toward tion “to the rule of law and justice for all Americans.” and four or five academic decided by the team itself tivities. abandoned trucks, and arrested FREE Delivery & Parking a Frank Cakeler, Prop. from continued truck driver Chicago, but authorities said no teachers. These academic based on the needs of the par­ 27 truckers before traffic was The 60-year-old congressman protests over the rising cost of blockade had materialized. side as she always has, there teachers follow the objectives ticular group of studnets. Most moving smoothly again. under six administrations diesel fuel and low speed limits. In Ohio, state patrolmen are no words to tell you ... how of the townwide curriculum but teachers at Illing agree this Police said 1,700 trucks were became the first vice president % ‘”rraffic was moving so slow forced 340 trucks to move off much their being here means to coordinate their efforts so there concept requires a greater ■It in blockades on Ohio highways to be confirmed by Congress un­ me. ” so we just shut it down,” said Interstate 280 near the Ohio is a relationship between at expenditure of teacher time. at the peak of Thursday’s der the 25th Amendment. He Lt. W.A. Stern of the Ohio Turnpike before dawn. The The eyes of Mrs. Ford, who least two or the academic demonstration. was sworn in by Chief Justice was striking in a brilliant NASA Week Highway Patrol headquarters truckers apparently were Other states where truckers 7 areas. Many times throughout in Columbus. Warren E. Burger, his hand on orange two-piece dress, never the year special team units are trying to block the highway as have deliberately snarled a Bible belonging to his The first week of December In other areas of the state, left her husband’s face as he created which allow for 100 per hes been designated as NASA part of their protest expressway traffic periodically seminary student son Michael spoke. the truckers formed 100-rig demonstrations in several cent interdisciplinary team week at Illing Junior High. during the week include and held by his wife ^ tty . Ford’s Voice cracked and caravans moving at five miles states from Arkansas to teaching. Thanks to the efforts of the Virginia, Pennysylvania, In­ Michael and his brothers stumbled during the oath of of­ per hour in double file along Connecticut since Monday. One point that must be assistant school superinten­ diana, Delaware, Michigan, Jack and Steven sat in the VIP fice but his performance was superhighways, bringing traffic Using tear gas and riot gear, stressed is that the basic dent, Dr. Alfred Tychsen, and New York and New Jersey. gallery with their sister Susan, otherwise flawless. reading, mathematics and Illing’s science staff, two very who brushed away tears of Nixon said nothing during the English skills are the primary special assemblies have been emotion. ceremony. objectives of the Illing held to help celebrate National ■ML ’The new vice president made Applause Evoked program. Experience has shown, Aeronautics and Space week in Lottery no mention of the dramatic Ford evoked applause when however, that if one discipline Manchester. events leading up to his eleva­ he said that the s p ^ y process relates to another in a practical Illing students were treated Drawing Here Capsules tion to the nation’s second by which the nation’s second and functional way, then iVews highest office — the resignation to an unusual elective assembly Next Week .4 ' * highest office was filled students are motivated to learn on Monday. About 360 students in disgrace eight weeks ago of “demonstrated to the world more. who were interested in NASA The Thursday, Dec. 13, Vice President Ford Applauded Spiro T. Agnew after pleading that our great republic stands Students often ask, “Why do I activities or amateur radio drawing of the Connecticut no contest to a charge of tax solid and strong upon the need to know how to operations attended a lecture- State Lottery will be at UA ‘Sinister’ Force Nixon Finances Gerald Rudolph Ford acknowledges applause after he was sworn i n ^ ...... ■ night as the evasion. bedrock of the Constitution.” do...?” Interdisciplinary team No Lincoln, He demonstration by the amateur ’Theatre East in the Manchester WASHINGTON (UPI) - WASHINGTON (UPI) - Wth trice president of the United States during ceremonies in the House Chamber Presi­ The ceremony, televised live teaching attempts to show and “I am a Ford not a Lincoln,'’’ satellite speaker Bruce Mar­ Parkade, Andy Rossetti, White House attorneys President Nixon set aside time dent Richard Nixon, who nominated him, looks on. (UPI photo) on all three major networks, prove, on a daily basis, that he said. “My addresses will cus. Marcus made voice con­ theatre manager, has an­ speculated that the perplexing today to review and approve a came barely an hour after the education is a total experience tact during the assembly with a nounced. detailed financial report his never be as eloquent as Lin­ House Republican leader won 18-minute gap in one of the sul^ coln’s. But I will do my best to and not just a series of 40-or communications satellite which While Manchester was not aides say will show that he overwhelming confirmation poenaed presidential tape equal his brevity and plain 50- minutes classes that have is currently in orbit around the slated for another drawing until recordings was caused by never u s ^ the nation’s highest from his colleagues by a vote of no meaning beyond the walls of earth. This satellite was office for personal gain. School Buses speaking.” 387 to 35. next spring, Rossetti said, the “some sinister force,” Nixon's Ford pledged “my support the classrooms where they are designed and built by amateur lottery commission is conduc­ No. 1 aide Alexander M. Haig A White House spokesman Opposition' came entirely taught. and loyalty” to the President in radio operators all, over the ting the weekling drawings for testified Thursday. said the statement would be from Democrats. Of 16 blacks In addition to providing com­ world. The AMSAT satellite released later today or Satur­ his “crushing and lonely in the House, only Rep. Andrew the $75,(XX) super prize and $15,- But Haig appeared to soften Haul Commuters burdens.” To the assembled munication between teachers in was then placed in orbit by a day. In a nationally televised Young, D-Ga., voted for Ford. 000 prizes in communities his sinister force suggestion Supreme Ceurt and others he NASA rocket. closer to Hartford because of news conference Nov. 17, Nixon Ford earlier had won ^nate later while talking to reporters HARTFORD (UPI) - State halved fares on the New Haven pledged “my dedicaUon to the approval 92 to 3, with opposition Marcus, a local businessman, the gasoline shortage. outside the courtroom. He told declared that he was deter­ half-price, round-trip ticket is transportation officials would commuter line for’ Sunday good between *ftew Haven and rule of law and equal justice for coming only from Democrats— explained the workings of the HOW, fOR YOUR The ' last drawing in them he believes the erasure mined to proveto the American TOWN OF MANCHESTER add school buses to the existing excursions to New York City. Grand Central station, and in­ all Americans.” . Gaylord Nelson ,of Wisconsin, satellite and its role in amateur Manchester was during was “totally innocent ... an ac­ people that “I am not a crook.” CONNECTICUT commuter bus fleet if the fuel Gov. Thomas Meskill, an­ cludes.,the New Cannan, Dan­ His voice cracked with emo­ Thomas F. Eagleton of radio operations. During a live Sqsquicentennial Week in June. cident. I’ve always thought it shortage results in forced gas­ nouncing the “gasless Sunday’’ bury and Waterbury branches tion referring to his children Missouri and William D. demonstration, students talked CONVENIENCE- It is planned to have the Santa was Miss (Rose Mary) Woods Counterattack oline rationing. program ’Thursday, said the of the lines. ^and wife — “standing by my Hathaway of Maine. NOTICE to the satellite and had their Claus from Butterfield’s draw (the President’s secretary). SAIGON (UPI) — South Viet­ OF “We would have to use stand­ voices reflected back, to earth one of the numbers, Rossetti I’ve known some women who namese warplanes preceded 2,- ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE ONE-STOP SHOPPING by vehicles if gasoline rationing in micro-seconds. said. The drawing will be con­ think they’ve talked for four or 7(K) men in p counterattack on occurs because more persons E In accordance with the This program was in prepara­ ducted Inside the theater, he five minutes and they have the Uommunist-held town of would leave their cars at provisions of Chapter 3, Sec­ tion for the school assembly For all your Christtnc'is Needs. SAVE GAS. Do said. talked for an hour.” Kien Due today. The ground tions 1 and 9 of the Town home,” state Transportation held Wednesday, which was your share during this current energy crisis by commander pr^icted the dis­ Commissioner Joseph Burns Buckland Project Contains Charter, notice is hereby given conducted by NASA. The Space trict capital would be recap­ of the adoption by the Board of said. Science Education project doing all your shopping at the Manchestieir tured within 24 hours. “School buses could be used Directors of the Town of presented was a lecture- Manchester, Connecticut, Full Alert although they are not equipped Site Of Dinosaur Remains demonstration designed to Parkade. for the normal type of bus November 27, 1973, of Or­ Fourth Week^s On the Middle East front, DOUG BEVINS acquaint the community with operations. But if a drastic need Yale University. Partial “Chances are pretty good dinance as follows: Israeli and Egyptian armies The Manchester Conserva­ the purposes and goals of the occurrs, we will use school (Herald Reporter) that there’s more material in C skeletons of' the dinosaurs, reported their troops on full tion Commission learned from NOTICE National Aeronautics and Space MOST STORES OPHi buses,” he said. Remains of a red sandstone which lived some 225 million there,” Dr. Ostrom said, "but it Sweepstakes alert along the Suez Canal , the Connecticut Forest and PURCHASE OF PROPERTY Administration’s explanation of The plan is predicated upon quarry near the intersection of years ago, are now in the would be hard to get out.” today. Israeli Defense Minister Park Association — which has TROTTER BLOCK air and space. the availability of gasoline for Buckland Rd. and Burnham St. Peabody Museum at Yale Dr. Ostrom said he hopes the BE IT ORDAINED by the Moshe Dayan flew to compiled lists of'state locations The program included discus­ 'T il 9:30 IFififtcrs Listed the commuter lines. in Manchester should be University. site will be preserved, although of historical significance — that Board of Directors of the Town sion of the history, current Washington today for talks on preserved, scientists agree, Dr. Ostrom, professor of there isn’t much chance of of Manchester that the Town of peace formulas with Secretary the Wolcott Quarry is high on projects, rocket technology and These are the semifinalists in because the quarry is the only geology at Peabody’s division e:lcavatioil being done at the the list. Manchester purchase for the of State Henry A. K^singer. practical civilian applicatidh of e v e r t MGHT . the fourth week of the Bermuda Dairy Queen; Bryon Cominunter Ridership Up known site in eastern North of vertebrate paleOfttology, said quarry in the near future, Theresa Parla, Conservation total sum of SIXTY-FIVE But Egyptian Foreign the NASA space program. Sweepstakes contest, being con­ Hallenbeck, 45 Horton Rd.; Burns said commuter bus American where bones of three the Wolcott Quarry is signifi­ because of the expense. Commission chairman, wrote a THOUSAND ($65,000.00) Minister Ismail Fahmi warned Tbe program also served as ducted by ’The Herald and area Stanley Zaimor Jr., 213 Ludlow ridership “seems to be going up different dinosaurs have been cant because it is "the only site ’The question of preserving letter to the Manchester Plan­ DOLLARS from Helen B. of hew hostilities “if Israel con­ an interdisciplinary valve since merchants. Rd. regularly’’ in the metropolitan found. in eastern North American the Wolcott Quarry came to a ning and Zoning Commissjon — Newmeyer aka Helen B. tinues to hold Arab territories it dealt in part with science, K-Mart: Sandy Garrity, 28 areas served by various private , The dinosaur specimens were which has produced multiple head earlier this week, when it which is considering zone Neumayer, of the Town of Ed Jordan’s Carpet Place by force.” mathematics, history and com­ SMART SANTAS Englewood Dr.; Paula Rose (Vernon): Inez Mahoney, IIB bus companies participating in found during the 1880s when the skeletal remains.” He said that was learned that the quarry is changes to allow the massive Wethersfield, County of Hart­ munication. \ Varca, 103 West St., Bolton. the state-subsidised mass tran­ site — known as the Charles 0. the discoveries, made in the within boundaries of a proposed development in the area —' ford and State of Connecticut Bluefield Dr.; Ann ^taub, 67C A major part of the program Frank’s: Klaus Wiebusch, Ambassador Dr. sit program. Wolcott Quarry or Jambstone 1880s when the quarry was still $100 million, 561-acre develop­ asking them„to do.“everything that , certain piece or parcel of RFD 4, Box 305, Coventry; R^p. Rhodes Commuter buses have been Quarry — was in operation, ac­ in operation, produced “more ment in Manchester and South in their power” to protect the land, with the improvements showed possibilities of future House & Hale; Marion SAY, William Stevenson, 75 Schaller Jesseman, 9 Chestnut St.; Miss used for about 18 months in the cording to Dr. John Ostrom of than just a bone or fragment.” Windsor. quarry. thereon, situated in the Town of space travel in which students might someday take part. Rd. Louise Heller, 56 Chestnut St. Named GOP areas of New Haven, Hartford, “The Wolcott Quarry, which, Manchester, County of Hart­ Wilton’s: Grace Markham, Bridgeport, Stamford, New produced red sandstone for con- ’ ford and State of Connecticut Regal Men’s Shop: Mrs. House Leader The main thrust of the 160 Pearl St.; Harry Olsen, 149 Wendell Poucher, 120 Grand­ London and Manchester- stnictipn for much of Connec­ and bounded and described as program could be summarized IT PAYS TO SHOP Bissell St. WASHINGTON (U PI)-Rep. Vernon. ticut in the late 1800s, is just follows; view St.; Philip Dowd, 227 as a challenge to the public to Manchester Honda: John K. Wells St. John J. Rhodes of Arizona was east of the Buckland Rd.- NORTHERLY: by land now prepare themselves for the par­ Snuffer, 225 Autupn St.; F.L. ■ Treasure Shoppe; Gladys elected unanimously today to The fleet, which varies in size Burnham St. intersection. A or'formerly of James Ruddell, ty they must play in this.age of Wrlsley, 74 'Thomas Dr. Sheffield, 14 Linnmore Dr.; succeed Vice President Gerald according to need, will be historical marker, installed Sixty (60) Feet; space. . THE MAIKHESnR PARKMIE Lift the Latch: Mrs. Kenneth Joyce Fairweather, 56 Eva Dr. R. Ford as House Republican enlarged next June with the during Manchester's EASTERLY; by other land Benson, 2^7 Ludlow Rd.; Carl Mari Mads: Mrs. S. Barnes, leader and promptly pledged to promised delivery of 100 new sesquicentennial celebration in now or formerly of the Town of The two assembly programs ' BROAD ST. AND WEST MIDDLE TIIINIPini MAHCHESTa Lombardoji23’Hawthorne St. see that GOP members are June, marks the site. coordinated by Illing science 54 Alton St.; F. Doutt, Center General Motor Co. bu^es Manchester, One Hundred Ten Grant Cify: William Mustard, St. given a greater policy-making Sidney Quarrier of the teacher. Nelson Youngenhan, costing about $4 million total. (110) Feet: , 20 Green- Manor Rd.; J. The sweepstakes winner will role at the White House. Burns said. geology department at SOUTHERLY; by Center Zellenak, 167 Green Manor Rd. receive a vacation for two in In an acceptance statement, They will be operated by Wfsleyan University,^ Street, Sixty and Twenty-Four Martin Ltd.: Lorie Prior, 860 Bermuda at the Sonesta Beach Rhodes said; “ Pennsylvania Connecticut Co. and eventually Middletown, was the man Who One-Hundredths (60.24) Feet; Burnside Ave., East Hartford; Hotel, including round-trip air Avenue should always be a two- to be paid for by the state. supplied information to the and Jacquelyn Nowicki,.20 l^ison transportation between Hart­ way street and I feel strongly Other efforts to cope with the Forest and Park Association WESTERLY; by land now or Air Force Rd. T ford and Bermuda.' th a t, members of the House energy crisis, Burns said, in­ for its list of historic sites formerly of- John Dempster, Dillon Ford: Mrs. John A. The package also includes should be permitted to make clude the promotion of car which should be presented. One Hundred Ten (110) Feet. Cuts Back Johnson, 18 Hillcrest Rd.; twin-bed accommodations, the policy-shaping contribution Quarrier, who helped create Being the same premises pooling with the ccioperation of Flights Frank Swartz, 45 South Rd., breakfast and dinner .daily, which they are fully capable of automobile clubs and radio Dinosaur State Park at Rocky 7 described in a certain Bond for Bolton, transfers from airport to hotel making. stations. Hill, said the Wolcott Quarry is Deed recorded in the NORFOLK, Va, (AP) - The Craft & Hobby Shop; Robert and return, gratuities and'room “ It is my sincere hope that “one of few sites which are Manchester Land Records in Air Force, will reduce .its flying Skinner, 233 Hollister St.; Omer tax, plus expense money the Republican House members totally unique or irreplaceable. Volume 426, at Page 6^. ' FREE OVER ”Our job for the moment,” time about i30 per cent because' Lessard, 155 Brandy St., Bolton. provided by The Herald. will be able to project to the AIL For $1 This Ordinance shall take of the energy crisis, says the Glenney’s Men’s Shop: Fred The winner must take the trip American people a well-earned Quarrier said, “is to see that effect ten (10) days after this PARKING In some cases the commuter the area is protected from total service’s chief of staff. Ubby, 368 Woodland St.; Frank before March 1; LaBonne image of a truly united front.” fare is 35 cents each way, but in publication. in this newspaper Gen. George S. Brown, Air FOROVER 4 0 Chetela, 36 Nye St. Travel World is handling loss or destruction.” provided that within ten (10) most areas it costs 50 cents Maps prepared for Arthur M. Force chief of staff, told Capitol Tire: Theunis arrangements. SUNNY each way. “A dollar a day is days after this publication of newsmen .at the Armed Forces GREAT Werkhoven, 88 Santina Dr.; Entry coupons appear Fischer, the New York City this Ordinance a petition signed 4000 cheaper than bringing your developer planning to build a Staff College Tuesday that the George H. Smith, 12 Green ’Tuesdays and ’Thursdays in ’The car” Burns said. by not ’less than five (5) per STORES commercial -industrial -resi­ reductions were, a “pretty cars Manor Rd. Herald and are picked up week­ The transportation Depart­ cent of the -electors of the Town, drastic course of action.” Manchester Tire: Ed Foster, ly after noontime on Mondays. dential project in the area over as determined from the latest ment is distributing question­ He said cuts in flying time R A ^ SHACK 358 Woodbridge St.; C.H. A weekly drawing is held and the next 10 to 15 years, don’t official lists of the Registrars of ADAMS APPLE . . KINGS DEPT. STORE naire at selected commuter bus pinpoint the location of the will eventually lead to KNITTERS w o r l d . INC. RAG DOLL. ' Anderson, 26 Arnott Rd. two entries from ^ each store Voters; has not been filed with> ANDERSON LITTLE WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - stops to see what riders’ needs Wolcott ()uarry, which over the deterioration of pilots’ abilities. BERNIES TV A APPLIANCES ^ KOFSKYSi . REEDS, INC. 20th Century TV: Joseph become eligible for the final the Town Clerk requesting its ’The Connecticut state weather are. years has been filled in and Flight simulators are being BURTONS LIGGETT REILALL - SCUFFY PET CENTER Rataic, 18 Birch Mt. Rd. Ext., drawing to be held at LaBonne forecast; “If there is a demonstrated ' reference to a special Town PARKADE HEALTH SHOPPE SEARS ROEBUCK A CO. Bolton; Flo IMonis, 325 Diane overgrown. used ‘'at the m axim j^ rate BUTTERFIELDS . ’Travel World on Dec. 20. l ie Clear and cold tonight with need, for Instance,” it would be election. around the clock, seven days a CARDQ.ALLERY LAUNDER CENftER SHADY GLEN DAIRY BAR Dr., South Windsor. winner of the trip will be an­ But one of Fischer’s CONN. BANK 11 TRUST CO. BIMJMONS SHOES lows in the 20s. Sunny Saturday possible to extend the hours of assistants, John Finguerra, . Phyliss V. Jackston week” in an effort to avert such Blau Furniture; Mary Osella, nounced in ’The Herald on Dec. ‘ CONSUMER SALES SUBURBAN GLAMOUR, INC. SHOPPINfilM with highs in the mid to upper service, he said. \ Quar^ Preservation Urged Secretary a deterioration, he said. THOM MoAN 8HOIE STORE 4 Village St.; Doris Thompson, 24. says the quarry will be DAVIDS SWISS COLONY 40s. Buses now run bvery 10 Board of Erectors Brown predicted that within MILES SHOE CO. 99 Maple St. . Winners of weekly di^wings, preserved “if it is where we DAL MARTIN LTD. CHEESE.SHOP minutes or so in thelmoroing Manchest^ . 60 to 90 days the Air Force will TREASURE CITY Farr’s; Mrs. Edna Lynn, 47 except the last week, will be an­ High Low It doesn’t look like much from the road, but this site near the intersection of Buckland Rd. think it is.’’ Finguerra said he FLAIR HOME FURNISHINGS NUGENTS^ . from 7 to 9 and from 4 to 6 in the has asked consultants for more Connecticut Experience a decrease in FOWLER OPTICIANS TREASURE SHOPPE TkCHHSTIUSI Green Rd.; Virginia PresSj 47 nounced in The Herald weekly. Boston 63 38 and Burnham St. in Manchester is the remains of the Wolcott Quarry, or, Jambstone PARKADE BAHIENY evening. 1 information about the quarry. ° fDated at Manchester, readiness, at which time more GRAND UNION PARKADE BARDER SHOP JEWEURS Dougherty St. Question^ concerning the con­ Chicago 34 31 Quarry, where hones of three different dinosaurs were found in the 1880s. Gedogists and Connecticut this 30th day of UA THEATERS EAST 1, E E t New York Another incentive for persons ' ’The dinosaurs whose partial flight time may have to be W.T. GRANT GiO. PARKADE CLEAiNERS Harrison’s; D.F. RaWlings, test should be direct^ to the 62 38 seeking altlbnatives rio the conservationists are now concerned abou^ preserving the site, because it is w ^ in boun­ November, 1973. logged. 1 . . HARVEST HILL , PARKAOfrUHES YOUTH CENTRE. INC. 38Vk Church St.; Mrs. Donald advertisinl director at The Maiami Beach 88 66 daries of a proposed commercial-industri'^l-residential development. .(Herald pboth by skeletons have been found at Washington autonuobiles is the introduc­ Smith, 33 Englewood Dr. Herald; 61 36 tion, beginning Dec. 16, of. Bevins) . • . (See Puge Fourlern) .

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^AOE TWO - MANCHESTER EVEHlNn HERAI.D Maiii'hi»ler,Coilll.. FrI.. Dte. 7. i m y. MMCHESTER EVEWWC HEKALD. Manct o l,;. C l... Fri[. n«-. 7. tm - P .r.ii T.-.., fSMi - Buses Carry Prams M4 : T h e o lc r , Bonn—-Taking baby earriages Bolton 4'- Manchester Civic Orchestra 8m Ssfuiidty’g H tnia for Tliiii* Srheiliile MOMERAIMQB iboard busoa is a standard prac- TV Tonight Comploto TV Utlingo Romanian President Visits * FPRmilENIBAND dee in West Germany, Sweden r f i . CONCERT uid a number of other coun­ HARTFORD (UPD - Roma­ ♦ SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9 - 3 p.m. YOUNQFGOPUE KUNd-FU Industries m East Hartford. At Hartford Mayor George tries. In Perth and Brisbane, lown nian President Nicolae BAILEY AUDITORIUM South Windsor Cinema — Gasoline Quota a reception for the Romanian Athanson met Ceausescu at the m IWtfMtMMiaRli Australia, buses for years have Ceausescu planned to tour a MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL “Jeremy” 7:1M:80; “Perfor­ had hanger-type racks on the MANCHESTER head, Pratt and Whitney of­ airport and drove with him in a HP V * RkMNMf ir*w« tool producing plant today with ficial Guy Shafer said Roma­ Frogm m mance" U Midhight rear to carry baby carriages, - 6:00- —8*30«™ motorcade to a Hartford hotel Omits an eye toward buying some nian technical experts have 1 r W - U.A. East 1 — “The Rrande lb (3-822) NEWS (8) MY FATHER QAVE ME Any for Buses for a brief reception attended j | ^ Haydn Symphony No. 104 Mondaj heavy machinery for his Com­ been in his plant over the past Bouffe” 7-9:15; “ Glory BOLTON LAKE ROm 'IStfSSSS," (18) AMERICA AMERICA munist-bloc nation. Ceausescu by Hartford business and in­ Concertinl for Plano and E 15 months observing produc­ Stompera It Hard Ride” U Mid­ RoMi 44A, BoNm Evenlno,Evonli_____ 7:80___ P.M. (20) 80UNDINQ BOARD (20-22-30) QIRL WITH SOME- Bolton officials are trying to Sen. Abraham Ribicoff and to arrived underheavy security at dustrial leaders as Well as Gov Orchestra by Vincent PersIchettI cause the town to be in violation tion. Shafer said the Romanians_ Thomas J, Meskill. u night LUNCHEOm-OINIIEIIt FOR INFORMATION (24) ZOOM THINO EXTRA find a .way to get thq town’s the Connecticut Office of Civil Bradley Inter-national Airport ^ Harold In Italy by Berlioz U.A. East S - “Images” of its contractual obligation, were interested in heavy' E i DAILY (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (24) PERFORMANCE allotment of gasoline increased Preparedness. causing not only potential finan­ aboard an Air Force plane from There it i bl{ deeiind for X SoloUte 9:B; "Love k Pain” 7:30 466 Main Slreat. SailaJi^*^**^ (40) WILD WILD WEST so that it can continue to keep machinery Tather than con­ ITAUAII VEAL GOTLCT (40) ODD COUPLE The selectmen also notified cial loss to the town but also in­ Cleveland where he visited a sumer goods. tffewriteft, ontirom dothinf, cert! The QIazef Duo U.A. East 3 - ‘BaiyJack” 7- ASK AROUT MANCH. FlfgpRAOON the school buses running. Dr. Joseph Castagna, former diesel plant. M Herald Classified, S43-2711. Gilds Qlszer, Pianist TWINUHtTERS ability to meet its statutory 9;AVhH b a n q u e t FACULITIEt Gulf Oil Co., which |ias been superintendent of schools. Ceausescu, 55, an engineer, Robert Qlszer, Violist arWNSS'HN -8:30 t- obligation to’ maintain its Showcase Cinema 1 — “The □ hiMirMMI supplying the town with gas­ Castagna wrote Gulf Oil, will visit Pratt and Whitney (3-8-22-30) NEWS (3) THE HOMECOMIINQ-A schools Tickets $2. Students Free Way We Were” 7:*«:46 oline, informed the town that saying that the current min- Machine Too} division of Colt (24) BOOK BEAT ChrlatmM atory. Showcase Cinema 2 — “The the town quota for 1974 will be «imum montly use by Bolton Long Goodbye” 7:35-9:55 HHM irUMII -7 :0 0 - (8-40) ROOM 222 526 gallons a montb. That gpMsiaarMw NEW AT was in the neighborhoi^ of 3,(S)0 CHRISTMAS Showcase Cinema 3 — “Cops (3) WORLD AT WAR —0« 0 - figure, however, was based on gallons and urgently requesting we’re open every night ’til It Robbers” 7:55-10:00 This is a test pattern to (8) TRUTH OR (20-22'-30) NEEDLES AND 1972 usage before the town con- that the town’s allotment be (• Showcase Cinema 4 — “Bat­ D a i r i i tracUA to supply fuel; for the (except Saturday) FAIR [SHOWCASE fJNCM AJ 123J! determine The Herald's print­ CONSEQUENCES PINS raised from the proposed 526 ing quality. EXIT tKFOWKS STREEDor EXIT nttILVER LANE)en HM • tle of the Amazon” 7:35-9:40 HARTFORD ROAD CONSEQUENCES ' buses. gallons to 3,000 gallons MVS your snsrgy during Ihs crisis; Sponsored by Manchester Grange i(i31 Q u e e n (24) JAZZ HAPPENING • EASTHARTFORO • MHR.TEL.INFasn-«t1E • Jerry Lewis Cinema 1 — (18) DICK VAN DYKE That contract went into effect Castagna wrote that the pre­ “ Across noth St.” 7:15; (22-30) NEWS ifi January 1973. ws’vs gotMsry Im I mlnuts -9:30— sent school bus transportation littls christmM ItsmI “Jeremy” 9:15 (24) OHANESE WAY When selectmen learned of ’ FEATURING (8-40) ADAM’S RIB contract calls for all buses to be 1 Jerry Lewis Cinema 2 — DAIRY QUEEN (40) ABC NEWS the allotment, they notified garaged on town property — r SmBSAMD^ braaet (20-22*30) BRIAN KEITH we fisve every little thing! J ► Knitware, Wood Novelties, Home Baked Goods *•« “What’s Up Doc?” 7:00-9:00 -7 :3 0 - George Shelley, purchasing recently permission was ajREDFORD “Alice’s Restaurant” 12 Mid­ - 10 :00- coordinator of the Capitol * f and other Interesting articles... (8) DATING GAME granted to Eastern Bus Lines, buy your X night; “ Willie Wonka” Sat. Region Council of ToeamBu (18) MOVIE (8-40) LOVE AMERICAN Inc. owner George Negro weekly Mat. 2 p.m. Governments, who wrote to THE ' STRAWBERRY DQ "Th6 Golden Hawk" (1952) STYLE house ■ te buses at his garage lottery 9 MANCHESTER GRANGE HAL l ij Manchester Drive-In — (22) L E rS MAKE A DEAL because of theft and vandalism lickett w u w d f a S m G o u ib L N ? “Savage Abduction” 8:30; “The FRESHLY MAQE CONES - SUNDAES (24) WALL STREET WEEK —and filled up at tanks supplied th e miracia of mamYtwit | 205 Olcott Street -1 0 :3 0 - Life-saving equipment at fairwayl Police Connection” 10:00; “’The (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES by the town downtown mancKester December 8, 1973 3 p .m . to 6 P.M. X “T H E L O N G Mafic Girls” 7:15 AVAILABLE EVERY SAT., SUN. ONLY (18) LIVING WORD DALLAS (UPI)-The mERE, J (40) NANNY AND THE (24) MASTERPIECE THEATER equipment used in the attempt Castagna wrote that the fuel .) 1 GOODBYE’ - ii State Theater — “ Heavy allocation of 526 gallons would •^.w .M .i ■ ■ u:i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i.i!i.'^: PROFESSOR to save lYesident John F. Traffic” 7:45-9:05 - 8 d ) 0 - . -1 1 :3 0 - Kennedy’s life was purchased Burnside Theater — iik n J S Sw.ThM (3) RUDOLPH, THE RED- (3) MOVIE for $1,000 by the General Ctocfe ' “Executive Action 8a;00; Sat.. Services Adnjinistratlon and NOSED REINDEER "A Majority ol One (1961) shipped to the National CUFF Mat. 2 p.m. “ Guliver’s (8-40) IN CONCERT Traveb” (24) WASHINQTON REVIEWS A rchives. The money was GOAMAN (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON collected through donations. 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Published by Manchester Publishing Ref ining Pinch Subscribers who fail to receive their Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Fuels The Crisis 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation r Published every evening except Sun­ department, 647-9946. All aside from the question whether we get gasoline ra- days and holidays. Entered at the tioniw soon to deal with immediate shortages, the matter of Member Audit Bureau of Circulation meetingZ tomorrowtomorrowsconstantly s constantly rising fuel needs ^ •is not being Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ dealt wit'1th urgently and in orderly fashion. cond Class Mail Matter. For instance,instance. it is well known that oil refinery capacity in Burl L. Lyons, Publisher this country has not grown in the past few years at the same The Manchester Publishing Co. pace as the dentand for refined products. So our sharply ris- fuel imports have been including both these and crude assumes no financial responsibility for Subscription Rates t^ grap hical errors appearing in adver­ This year, with our daily consumption of crude reaching 17 Payable in Advance tisements and other reading matter in millioiijMtrrelp a day (compareu to 14.2 million for all Western Europe), U.S. refinei^ capacity is estimated by the One Month...... $3.25 The Manchester Evening Herald. Display advertising closing hours. industry at 13,234,000 barrels a day. That represents an ad­ •Single C opy...... 15^ vance over 1970 of less than a million torrels a day, even as the U.S. automobile population and other oil users have risen Deadline for Herald want ads, noon sharply. One Y e a r...... 539.00 12 ii> prior to day of publication; noon The outlook for the years just ahead seems a good deal Six Months...... $19.50 12 Friday for publication Saturday and worse, unless we q u i c ^ find additional fuel sources. Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. By 1975, assuming no miracle breakthroughs for other kinds of energy like solar, nuclear or geo-thermal, U.S. oil .demands will lie at 19.8 million barrels a day. The figure will touch an estimated 22.5 million in 1980 and a whopping 26.2 million in 1985. In the meantime, under present projections, refinerry Public Employes Restless capacity in the U.S. will be climbing onlyilyverys very slowly, to 13.7J.7 \ \ million ban-els a da^ in 1975,15.6 ^million I in 1980, and 17.3 in Public employes in Connecticut are hospital medical staff walking off the 1985. The foreseeable 1985 gap is hui The situation really111} is perilous, "^o the extent President restless. job. This is why, in the case of Nixon has not been [pnare-occupied with Watergate, he and his The slow down by state troopers to emergency services particularly, the dnergy counsellorshave______been consumed... in argument______over A Cheer for Our Side the comparative practical and political aspects of rationing dramatize their demands for salary no-strike clause has broad support. vs. voluntary fuel cutbacks. increases is but the latest in a series Such debates may be inescapable in a free society wherein Thus, giving public employes the many leaders detest the idea of stiff controls and some of work actions by policemen, right to strike may not be practical at deeplv question their feasibility in time of peace. But, ob­ teachers, and other state employes.' viously, this short-range struggle distracts the counsellors this time. from the larger concern over where tomorrow’s larger re­ Limited in collective bargaining The alternative is to be open- quired oil resources are going to come from. What with Watergate anti all, some Boeing Jumbo Jet, the Lockheed Any government worth its salt would be hard at determin­ 7 because of no-strike laws, the minded and seek out some uniform ing, right now, an acutely judged system of priorities for Americans find themselves in a Tristar or the Douglas 10? employes have taken to other devices means of arbitrating employe-state future resources. There has been too little real thought and melancholy mood concerning too much airy talk, compounded by a lot of glib outsiders (in­ If so, why don’t they fly them? to it|ake their points, such as slow salary differences; making the right cluding some environmentalists), about alternative power their country and the democratic Why do all the international lines downs and calling in “sick.” Inside sources like solar or geo-thermal whose development is still to strike not necessary, and governing system on which it was founded. rudimentary and for which the time and cost factors may te except Russia fly American planes? It is increasing and the General the other tactics of slow downs and too steep for quick consideration. Is there then someone to say Why does no other land on earth Assembly and the Meskill Ad­ calling in sick. The basic question for today is: Where can we get more oil quickest and easiest? “Three cheers for the USA,” in­ even consider putting a man or ministration will probably be faced It is a challenge to the leadership of Report Until the Middle East war and the Arabs’ embargo on stead of knocking it? There is, and * woman on the moon? with some type of law which will give state administrators, legislators, and i shipments to us, we’d been counting on more and more Mid­ dle Elast oil to fill rising needs. Now Arabs are saying they interestingly-cnough he is not just Y ou talk about Japanese state workers similar collective those representing public employes. Rowland Evans and Robert Novak I may resist larger and larger Western demands on their a “flag-waving patriot” but a technocracy, and youget radios. You bargaining rights as those enjoyed by reserves, even if political restrictions end. Oil from Alaska’s North Slope awaits the pipeline, proba­ Canadian. Cordon Sinclair, a talk about German technocracy, and non-public employes. We must weigh on the one hand the Kissinger^s Sinai Plan bly not to be finished until late 1977. Great ofi-snore reserves Toronto radio commentator, you get automobiles. This obviously will be highly con­ overall public welfare and security require costly development and long battles with environ­ mentalists. Synthetic crude in potentially huge volume from recently broadcast an editorial, Y ou talk about American WASHINGTON - In private, troversial for partisan as well as and the basic right of every worker, confidential talks with con­ the Hu^es contribution. After Colorado’s shales, Canada’s tar sands and the liquefying of candid talks with congressional widely reprinted in the press and technocracy, and you find men on the gressional leaders have all, he said, Hughes had given our endless coal stores demands capital, manpower, new social and economic reasons. public or private, to negotiate in­ leaders. Secretary of State Congressional Record. We give produced a surprising amount $250,000 to O’Brien. Some in his technologies, time. In what order of priority? moon — not once but several times— But the challenge is there and will dividually or collectively with his Henry Kissinger is revealing of ^agreement. audience got the impression the Meantune, the only added oil really available to us lies in excerpts from it here. and safely home again. his inner plan to guarantee a U.S. wells in the Southwest already tapped for their cheapest have to be faced. employer. That public employes, es­ »r. r> . , . President was implying that output but still holding two-thirds of their potential. Another This Canadian thinks it is time to You talk about scandals, and the Mideast settlement: a-joint nixon tiOunterattacKing O’Brien had receiv^ the funds The idea of school shutdowns pecially in certain sectors of public U.S.-Soviet military force, with thira can be got out. What’s keeping us? ' speak up for the Americans as the ^Americans put theirs rijht; in the because of teachers reporting “ill” or service cannot take the same actions other nations sharing, under the A classic demonstraUon of President Nixon’s counterat Democratic naUonal chairman most generous and possibly the least store window for everybody to look symbolic flag of the UN Securi­ in 1968. traffic law enforcement being ignored such as striking as private employes, ty Ckiuncil. tack style came during an appreciated people on the earth... at. The comparisons seem whol­ as part of a protest, is a confrontation- does not mean they should be Kissinger, bucking somevdiat "Operation Candor” conversa­ ly superfluous, calculated to Germany, Japan and, to a lesser Even their draft-dozers are not type of bargaining in areas where we, penalized for it. diminished headwinds from the tion with Republican potent pro-Israeli bloc- on muddy the waters. Mr. extent, Bri^in and Italy were lifted pursued and hounded. TTiey are here Congressmen when, in a Kennedy’s closest aides say as citizens, have come to expect Some compromise is in order lest (Capitol Hill, carefully notes defense of his own integrity, he IjCapital out of the debris of war by the they cannot remember Rebozo on our streets, and most of them — that for the first time in history charged that both Charles G. negotiation and conciliation to the slow downs and" “sick calls” as any kind of real “friend” of Americans who poured in billions of unless they are breaking Canadian the Soviet Union has agreed to a (Bebe) Rebozo, his best friend, the former President. The prevail. Each of us has horror of the spread to a point where there is a “peacekeeping” force in which and the Howard Hughes dollars and forgave other billions in laws — are getting American dollars |250,00Qi to O’Brien was.com­ Andrew Tally they themselves may serve. thought of a fire department or a polarization detrimental to both sides. organization, a long-time Nixon pensation for legitimate, con­ Fare debts. None of these countries is from Ma and Pa at home to spend TTie Soviet presence in Sinai campaign contributor, have had tracted public .relations work today paying even the interest on its here . . . in a UN-backed peacekeeping close ties to prominent unconnected with politics, Irresponsible E Democrats. remaining debts to the United States. When the railways of France, Ger­ force would infuriate pro- beginning in 1969, and, as such, Israeli hardliners already fear­ The President contended that wholly Irrelevant to the secret When the franc was «ini danger of many and India were breaking down Upen Forum WASHINGTON - Sometime ful about growing Soviet power his best pal. Rebozo, was once a $100,000 payment to Rebozo. kids will get it in the neck in the Eiastem Mediterranean friend of John F. Kennedy. He next spring or early summer, again. As in so many similar collapsing in 1956, it was the through age, it was the Americans The Passing Zone The Herald evidently was soon to untold millions over and the Arab Middle East. equated Democratic leader - t . 4 , ^ the Supreme Court will hand cases, they will be the guinea Americans who propped it up, and who rebuilt them. When the Penn- forced by do-gooders to abolish nationwide tv, expect their But Kissinger argues with Lawrence F. O'Brien’s business Jaworskt And Connolly down a decision on a black- kids — boto white and black — their reward was to be insulted and ^Ivania Railroad and the New York To the editor: an alias in the Forum. The pupils to “ play fair” while cold logic that this growth of relationship with the Hughes white school busing argument employed by the professional I’m writing in response to the same warning. taking tests in their classes? If Soviet power is far more organization to the surrep­ Although John B. Connally that must set some kind of a blowing hearts to win their swindled on the streets of Paris. Central went broke, nobody Joaned articie which appeared in your These people today who are the teachers can cheat in the predictable; in an escalating titious $100,000 Hughes pay­ secretary visited special record for irresponsible point. I was there, I saw it. them an old caboose. Both are still prosecutor Leon Jaworsld’s of­ C newspaper titled “Sickening so narrow-minded that they evening, why can’t kids cheat in spiral, as long as the Arab- ment to Rebozo. meddling by a Big Brother Remember, private schools broke. Pleasure.” may see through a keyhole with the afternoon? Or is that one of Israeli dispute continues. Soviet Those comments came in fice recently, he did not see government. will not be affected — which Jaworski and Ipft after in­ I, for one, am driving 50 or both eyes at the same time, the special privileges of rank influence there, in short, was reply’ to a general question The case involves a court- means most of the politicians When distant cities are hit by less and as far as I can ascer­ should realize that most of the that teachers have? made possible in the first place from Rep. Chalmers Wylie of terrogation by federal ordered merging of Detroit’s beating their gums about equal tain the majority of people are literary works contain por­ Are our institutions of higher by the Arab-Israeli 25-year war Ohio, who cpmmended that a prosecutors about the milk lob­ mostly black schools with the rights will continue to earthquakes, it is the United States I can name you 5,000 times when doing the same. Naturally, nography or snide innuendo. learning really teaching our in which Moscow was invited in constituent in Columbus, an by. mostly white districts of out­ “protect” their own children that hurries in to help . . . This the Americans raced to the help of there are a few who will not wUch possibly thay are too ig­ children that honesty is the best as the Arab champion to offset ophthalmologist, feared the Connally was spotted on the lying counties to achieve from inconvenience and the abide by the new law but it is norant to interpret. policy? American aid to Israel. President was using his office elevator getting off on the floor educational integration. It goes trauma of being shifted from spring, 59 American communities other people in trouble. Can you not up to us to try to enforce tte Anyone who has never read If a child is caught cheating, But Arab identification with for personalgatoand asked Mr. where Jaworski has his office. without saying that the ruling one scliool to another, from a (were) flattened by tornadoes. name me even one time when law when our police officers are them had better read, .Ellis he is dealt with severely, so let the U.S. and the West, par­ Nixon*8L.resppi^. That aroused suspicion that the by the Sixth U.S. Circuit Court school where they have friends Nobody helped.. someone else raced to the hired to do that job. People (Havelock), Masters and John­ it be with teachers. ticularly strong in Egypt and That set off a discursive 14- two Houston corporation of Appeals calls for establishing to a school where they are realize that gas is very expen­ son, and Rabelais along wihh Saudi Arabia, should reassert minute answer which dwelled lawyers — Jaworski the in­ the size and shape of a new strangers. The Marshall Plan and the Truman Americans in trouble? sive and if some want tq^waste books Intended to inform the I feel they should be punished itself after the Arab-Israeli at length on Rebozo and the vestigator and Connally the in­ Detroit-area school system Indeed, busing 310,000 Policy pumped billions upon billions I don’t think there was outsidebelp their money a n d ^ y ^ arm ignorant such as the principal in accordance with their mis­ struggle is brought under con­ $100,000 in cash he received vestigated— were getting their whose operation would require students daily within an area of and a 1^ for gas, let them. And, of Drake’s population of 700. A deeds. So for the next six trol— a condition that, ironical­ from Hughes, supposedly as a heads together despite mutual massive busing. 700 square miles is an operation of dollars into discouraged countries. even during the San Francisco if paying so much for gas small toad ih a small puddle. months, or $2,500 worth ly, Soviet presence in a'peace­ political contribution to Mr. claims that they had not seen Now for the preposterous. In of such magnitude that even the Now newspapers in those countries earthquake. doesn’t stop them, the state Read all the books you can whichever comes first, their keeping force will hasten. Nixon. each others in years. a series of actions that began ideologues must be tempted to Our neighbors have faced it alone, trooper will, not the everyday before all the great literature is paychecks should be sent to Thus, Kissinger tells con­ Rebozo, said the President, In truth, Connally still has not more than three years ago, the think twice about the cost. are writing about thefddcadent, war­ driver. burned. Kreskin for him to hide. And gressional leaders that the has been chummy with many seen Jaworski as special Federal courts have, held that Forgetting the children’s in­ mongering Americans. and I’m one Canadian who is damned No one has a right to block From the editorial in The see if they can find them on a Sinai peninsula must be Democrats — a particularly prosecutor. Mutual friends in both the city of Detroit and the convenience, which is always Fd like to see just one of those tired of hearing them kicked around. traffic by driving in the passing Herald, it seems that the writer finders-keepers basis. restored to Egyptian sovereign­ good friend of Sen. Russell Texas speculate that Connally state of Michigan are responsi­ easy for the bleeders, the zone. That to me is breaking a straddles the fence. Either side Better yet send the checks to ty and a “powerful” UN force Long of Louisiana, he said, and might have recommended ble for the city schools’ money for all this must come countries that is gloating over the They will come out of this thing law. may be safe. me and I will hide them and see placed in the largely a “moderate” friend of the late Jaworski to Mr. Nixon as a becoming 64 per cent black and from the communities, the erosion of the United States dollar with their flag high. And when they special prosecutor who would We all must conserve and I Regardless of conditions, sup­ if Kreskin can find them by demilitarized Sinai to prevent President Kennedy. therefore “incapable of being state and the Federal govern­ build its own airplanes. do, they are'entitled to thumb thbir don’t think slowing down is pression is suppression and reading my mind. And I will military attack by either side After discussing his own not prove too zealous. True or fashioned” into an integrated ment. And the only source of much of a sacrifice to make. even in a small town of 700, bur­ certainly think the right against the other. So far, his finances, Mr. Nixon returned to not, Jaworski so far has dis­ system. such money is taxes and more Come on, let’s here it! nose at the lands that are gloating But let’s not try and change the ning of books could be only the thoughts, won’t I? played more zeal even than the Desegration limited only to taxes. Meanwhile, no one has Does any other country in the over their present troubles. world all alone. It will change. beginning. Father of Manchester deposed Archibald Ckix. the city of Detroit, said the suggested that the problem of We all feel the seriousness, of After all, one of the greatest school children lower courts, a Federal court in Detroit's black schiiol system world have a plane to equal the this crisis. But we shouldn’t be wars ever, started in a beer hall R.J. MacLachlan June 1972 approved a plan might be solved by staffing It ridiculous about it and cause an in Munich. 66 Strickland St. whereby the city school district with the best teachers accident by driving in the Think this, over before bur­ Manchester Today In History and 52 other districts in available. ’That’s how most sub­ passing zone. Remember, the ning, censoring or cohdemilng Today^s neighboring Oakland and urban schools are operated. passing zone is just that, a any literature, good or bad, Macomb counties would be in­ Finally, there Is the gist of passing zone. don’t forget ybur religious Thought corporated into one district the case. It is the question y JoAnn Dowler books could be next. covering '700 square miles. whether a school district ot any \ South Street Richard E. Jackman, Today is Friday, Dec. 7, the President Dwight D. More than 7$b,000 pupils would size may be created iiy the Sponsored As A Public Service by 69 Oak St. 341st. day of 1973. There are 24 Eisenhower suggested am­ be included in this bit of ger­ Federal courts. God knows Coventry \ Thanks 7 Manchester days left in the year. bassador Henry Cabot Lodge as Season of Expectation rymandering, of whom about what the Court will dedde, but I Dear Sir: Sham e Today’s highlight m history: a Republican presidential can­ “Now it is high time to awake 310,000 would bq bused to suggest the justices take a We extend our sincere thanlr« didate. His acUon was seen as a achieve integration. Sir: On this date in 1941, Japanese out of sleep: for. now is our quick look at Article 10 of the to all who participated in the ef­ blow to the hopes of Gov. Lunatic. For whatever It seems that apathy is ram­ planes attacked Pearl Harbor salvation nearer than when we Bill of Rights. forts of our committee to hold Nelson Rockefeller and reason, white families have fled pant in this country. It is the The Kreskin at the beginning of the Pacific believed.” Romans 13:11 Article 10 reads: “The the Community Christmas wai;. Richard Nixon. Detroit in large numbers over same of Drake, N.D. that a Advent is a reason of expecta­ powers not delegated to the Carol Sing Dec. 2; Five years ago ... after a fanatic who probably never Episode On this date — tion. the past decade. Schools in the 52 United States bv the Constitu­ One does ^ot realize all the In 1787, Delaware became the delay, a South Vietnamese suburban districts are 80'per tion, nor prohibited by it to the could compare to even McGuf- An open le tte r to Mr. We are reminded that we HonvcAuiiliii. work necessary to set this first state to ratify the U.S. con­ delegation Jeft Saigon for peace cent white. ’Those are the facts. States, are reserv^ to the fy’s first reader, could set Emmerling and the Board of must be alert, if we are to program up on the night of the stitution. talks with North Vietnamese Now then to argue that the States respectively, or to the himself up as judge, jury and Education concerninig the experience God’s salvation. sing. Our thanks to the Park In 1808, James Madison was and American negotiators in Salvation is always near, but city of Detroit and the state of . people.” book burner of such great Kreskin episode: Dept. , and StanAk Electronics Paris. Michigan are responsible fo r' authors as Hemingway, elected president. we are so often caught up in We have some teachers in our for setting up the sound One year ago... in Manila, a these facts of life is quite simp­ Faulkner and even Mc<^fy's In 1921, the U.S. and Austria despair and difficulty, that it Herald ^ school system that I, for one, system,the scouts from man was killed as he slashed ly an exercise in judicial Idiocy. first reader. resumed diplomatic relations seems that God has forgotten feel we could .do without. Emahuel for handling the the wife of Philippines Presi- It is saying that the city and If he is such a great judge of after World War I. his promise to save and heal us. Yesterdays I do not feel that anyone who |H-ogrhms and The« Herald for . dent Ferdinand Marcoi during state officially sponsored the literature he should take sponge In 1944, the United States an­ .If we are awake and watching deals in deceit, connivinjg, its publicity. i a public ceremony. flight of white families to the 25 Years Ago in hand and erase ’the four- nounced that all six of the' we will see that, when we least AND breach of cmtract, and un­ (lurthsuikf, also, to Martha Today’s birthdays: Actor Eli suburbs and the detention of Mr. and Mrs. (leorge Krause letter words written on the Japanese aircraft carriers expect, God is present, derhanded double-dealing, White) and the Round Table Wallach is 58 years old. ’The black families in the city. But are elected presidents of the We walls of his small town. Evei^ which struck Pearl Harbor 0 God of Promise, help us.to deserves, a place in the educa­ Singers for their fine pei^or- three years earlier had been U.S. representative to the both the city and state had a big ’Two “Group of Concordia boy and girl from 10 up knows tion system in our ‘T a ir be awake and watching, that we Lutheran Church. mance and - t o the crowd for sunk. Organization of American economic stake in trying to what these words are and what Town.” may experience your presence their enthusiastic singing. In 1971, an unmanned Soviet States, Sol M. Linowitz, is 60. and healing. Amen. keep whites in the city, to pre­ 10 Years Ago they Indicate. How can teachers that have Christian Unity, MA(X, In this town ond who signed spacp capsule was sending back Rev. John F. Flora IH vent the city’s decay. The First National Store at demonstrated actions of this Lena Schubert, Emma radio and television signals Thought for today: He laughs So now; unless the Supreme himself “Burning of the caliber to their students, the St; George’s Ep|scopal v Main and Maple Sts. Installs Swanson, from the planet Mars. best who laughs last — English Court speaksfrom its collective pastry department, tlM second $Books,” created such a stir that rest of this community, and Church Carol Sing co-chairmen Ten years ago ... former proverb. Bolton mind rather tharrits glands, the of iU type in Qonnec$Icnt.

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Vernon m CHECTER EVEWNC HRBAI.D, c „ „ . ^ _ o . . , Vernon Notes Hospital Completes Stress Test Study you re sure (except saturdayl ’Through a research grant vital capacity measurements^ imW tMpmMt of doeoupoffo from the Heart Association, cludes a debrillator for use in could arise during tests of this The Rockville General particularly in the four-year- an emergency situation that type. boxM and plaquat just Hospital Auxiliary will sponsor Rockville General Hospital has olds, due to psychological fac­ arrivad In Uma for a food sale Dec. 12, starting at completed a study in treadmill tors rather than pulmonary xmaa dacoratingl to get even 10 a.m. In the hospital’s gift stress testing on children,'un­ deficiencies. we have every little thingl SATURDAY shop which is located In the der the direction of Dr. Ellen Utilizing the hospital’s new solarium on the first floor. Marmer, pediatric cardiologist,, equipment a patient can be PERSONALIZED buy yOur BANKING All proceeds from the sale at the hospital. monitored on any one of the six weekly ,A| w,® will be given to. the hospital. Except for Hartford Hospital, precordial leads while walking FLOORS ' lottery more gift ideas Mrs. Lottie Blon^teln and Mrs. Rockville General is the first on the treadmill at a predeter­ tickets 9 A.M.-12 NOON Ruth Lehmann are. co- hospital in the state to receive the mtraete of malnjtfvA | mined speed and per cent of Solarian - Formica downtown manchester at fairwayl chairmen of the sale. such a grant. The.new elevation/This is to achieve a •UNCKSTBI STITE MW Each auxiliary member is techniques for cardiac stress^ desired cardiac rate for Ceramic Tiie - iniaid asked to donate a minimum of 1041 MAlir ST.. MANCHESTER tests were developed through diagnostic evaluation of the at one homemade item for the the efforts of Dr. Marmer and Quality Materlal-Workmanahip Open Sat 9 A.M.-Noon sale. Friends of the auxiliary patient’s heart under stress. 390 Main St P. Phltllpa, Prop. Tal. 649-9288 Miss Eva Eng, a student at I Do'Our Own inttaHtOon- are also Invited to donate Yale University. The new stress unit also in­ ______Mowlier EPIC homemade items, which may The program involved the Read Herald Advertisements be brought to the hospital from testing of about 100 children, 9 a.m. on. aged 4 through 6, and took ■ Anyone havhig food he wishes several months. The children 9k to donate, but unkble to deliver tested were normal, and Dr. Split Level SMILIN6 » MWnCl it, may contacb»Mrs. Priscilla^ Marmer compiled data in hopes Aggravation Ojala, 875-2796, or either of the of adding further knowledge to Ifttftiffll chairmen, for arrangements pr the challenge of diagnosing ab­ for pickup. normal tracings: Masterpiece Raffle Winners The study was undertaken "to Tyke Bike by Playskool Several prizes were awarded assess the feasibility and YOUR CHOICE M w /J. at the Christmas bazaar spon­ limitations in the age groups sored by the combined societies specified with the potential for of St. Joseph’s Church, reliable testing of a child with 4.94 2.99 Rockville. Raffle tickets were organic heart disease.’’ Equipment used in the testing Safe, sturdy trike for the little ones. Attractive sold on the items won. wide handlebars. For The Little Homemaker Winners were: JoAnn Sur- include a treadmill set at 10 dyka, a tire; Stella Bociek, ice per cent grade, an electro­ chest; Francis Campbell, cardiograph, and a vital capaci­ TL . y o u r c h o ic e stainless steel bottle; Sharon ty machine. 7’ Tall Sw eet April Volley Ball The apparently healthy Mertan, 820 gift certificate; Playtime Set #622 I 7 Q or 7 Bernice Gill, magazine rack; children were studied with a Scotch Pine or Mouse Trap Helen DeCarli, clock radio; psychological approach in­ Sink...... I !■ w Marion Connor, blender; L. itiated for each child, to afford by Ideal Rice, punch bowl; John Jackop- maximal cooperation. Dr. 6’ Fir Marmer said in her report. ' Each sic, $20 gift certificate; Mrs. 'YOUR CHOICE The child’s blood pressure, Christmas 5.83 RANGE...... Robert Wooding, set of dishes; Jennie Wieliczka, pastry heart rate and vital capacity were measured before and Trees Includes strolling Sweet April doll, Each piece is sturdily constructed, will give toaster. hours of.pleasure to a little girl. Accessories Also: A. Ellis, crockery pot; after the treadmill stress Walker/trailer, 2 pc. furniture and coordinated 4.47 playsuit. shown not included. Linda Spakoski, sweater; testing. Our Reg. 19.99 Edward Janton, basket of The data gleaned from the groceries; Doris Richard, four- tests indicates the feasibility of YOUR CHOiCE foot grinder; J.P. Matyla, gold stress testing and vital capacity bracelet; C. Lee, stuffed pan­ measurements in young age Men’s Leather da; Jerry Fitzgerald, gold groups, provided care is main­ bracelet; Joseph Maclejko, $5 tain^ to achieve maximal gift certificate; Yolanda Hale, cooperation. Dr. Marmer said Black Hockey afghan; Grace Bell, della in her report. robia wreath; and Sharon She said that in comparing Ice Skates Wandzy, china doll. subgroups, suggestive evidence 135 pre-shaped artilicial, shows six-year-olds function tiameprool branches in up- Correction swept or spreading-shape. De- more reliably within the testing Our The name of Barbara luxe dish tree stand included. ^ 14 Kt. Gold Pendant framework. Reg. 1 2 8 8 VonHone of Vernon was in­ Use it for years! D r. Marmer said that & Earring Sets 15.99 A 3 Piece advertently omitted from the maximal performance was list of Grade 7 students named 20 Light Steady or Flashing Set 69*^ All leather professionally styled boots with right and left arch sup­ Wood Salad Sets to the high honors list at the more difficult to achieve in MultNcolor bulbs, matching reflectors. Reg. 99c Reg. $28- ports, reinforced tendon guards. Tempered steel blades: sizes 5 to Reg. Vernon Middle School. 30 Light Solid Color Bulb Mini Set 99*^ $41 12. ^ U R 8.99- School Lunches CHOICE 11.99 Hospital ^ To beautify a tree. Reg. 1.49 Real opals, cultured pearls, etc. 6.87 The following lunches will be Boys’ Black Hockey Skates 9.94 Each set includes large serving Shiny Satin Ornaments 1.44 Pendant with 18" 14K chain. Ear­ bowl, 2 serving, pieces. No Rain served in the Vernon Schools Expansion rings for pierced ears only. next week. Choose 2-1/2" 4-pack or 3" - 3 pack boxes. Checks. Monday: Beef stew, Endorsed Assorted colors Reg. 1.99 yegetables, com bread, and BRANFORD, Conn. (AP) - 3”x15’ Tinsel Garland 3 for 99^^ peaches. \ The Connecticut Hospital Plan­ Fine cut, drapes gracefully. Choose gold, silver 24’ Round • Tuesday: l^m burg on roll, ning Commission (CHPC) en­ or 2 tone colors. Reg. 49c ea. Ice Skating french fried' potato, carrot dorsed Wednesday more than 25 Pack Boxed Christmas Cards 69*^ sticks, and pineapple cookie $1.5 million in expansion plans E R in k bar. of five hospitals in the state. Huge selection of assorted designs. Reg. 99c Wednesday: Chicken noodle The CHPC board of directors, 30” wide 7 Roll Gift Wrap Packs 1.55 casserole, buttered beets, at its annual meeting, also Colorful, fine quality papers, foils. Reg. 2.15 bread and butter, and apple elected Dr. Leopold M. Trifari, crisp. 1 2 7 7 of Hamden as president, Decorator Thursday; Juice, pizza, succeeding Andre Blumenthal, Sevigney’s Ribbon Candy General Electric Reg. 15.99 tossed salad, and sherbet cup. a Norwalk industrialist. Heating Pad Basketville Baskets Friday: Tomato soup, The CHPC, a group set up Delicious thin candy '■ Big skating surface, resilient poly liner with strong corrugated wall. Reg. fishwich, tarter sauce, potato voluntarily in 1966 whose treats, fine quality Reg. C 85c Our O O O chips, celery sticks, and fruit members include represen­ ingredients. 7 3 ® 16’ Diam. Ice Skating Rink 7 f t f t 8.95- cup with cherry. Milk is served tatives of health care s ^ i O . O O 9.95 7.77 with, all meals. Same construction as above, just smaller. g professions, state agencies, in­ Lighted control panel, 3 heat An assortment of waste baskets, Women’s Fellowship surance companies and other Christmas Candy Canes settings. magaziqe and storage baskets. No The Women’s Fellowship of organizations, endorsed the Deluxe Model P-57, Rain Checks. \ Milk Chocolate Solid Candy Balls Gift Dept. the First Congregational following plans: For wet pack use Reg. 8.99.. 5.44 Church of Vernon will meet — Lawrence and Memorial Dec. 12 at .8 p.m. at he church. Hospital, New London, con­ Savage - Springfield Pamper Your Pets! The program will feature struction of a $355,000^medical 12 or 20 Gauge Single Barrel Shotgun ChrisUnas music hy the outpatient treatment center in Chambered for 2-3/4" and 3" shells. Easy Choralettes. The singing group Groton. open side lever; walnut finished hardwood Reg. Wicker is made up of women from the — Day Kimball Hospital, Put­ stock. 4 per store, no rainchecks. 36.89 29.84 Beds Greater Hartford area and they nam, a $93,000 renovation of a have been singing together hospital operating room suite. since )956. The pfogram will be — Hartford Hospital, addition Reg. open to the public. of non-physician ^ f f for a new ^Crosman Powermaster m 5.29 3.99 open heart surgery team at an Library Program Durable, well constructed. Choice annual cost of about $80,000. Deluxe Pump Air Rifle 3 il^ Z 4 w i- On Dec. 15 the junior division General Electric t of 4 sizes. — Stamford Hospital, in­ Huffy>26” 3Speed Bicycl Shoots pellets or BB’s; 18Q shot capacity. Hand rubbed walnut finish. of the RockviHe>^blic Library Oval Mattress Fits Wicker Beds will sponsor a crafts program stallation of a $500,000 linear Front and rear ^ lip e r hand- Our immersible Coffeemaker Grooved for scope. # 761 accelerator on the condition 13"x19" - 15"x23" Reg. to 2.0 9 1 .3 7 for children in Grades 3-8. brakes, 3-speed twist grip con- Reg. Winchester-Western Duck & Pheasant Shells There will be two sessions, that the present cobalt unit be trol. Boys' and girls' models. 59.99 Weighted Dog Dish discontinued. Stayless non-corrosive primer, 12 gauge 4 and 6 shot, Q 'Q Q Reg. 1.89 1 .2 7 one starting at 10 a.m. and the 20 gauge 4 shot only. f c . O O other at 2 p.m..and the children — Veteraps Memorial Huffy * Deluxe 20” Dragster 14.97 10 Rawhide Chewy Stix ^ Reg. 2.19 1 .4 7 will be making Christmas Hospital, Meriden, construction Boys’ model has coaster brake Gauge shows how much coffee is left. Mini-brew basket for 2-3 cups. Remington “Blue Rock” Clay Birds decorations out of foam egg., of a $500,000 supply-processing- and front handbrake; girls’ Ow Dog’s Christmas Stocking.. _ distribution center and renova­ model has coaster brake and rte& Immersible, easy to clean.#P15 For trap or skeet; 135 birds per case. • 2.67 cherry chill chaser cartons and cardboard. flowered basket. *3.98 Anyone having foam-type tion of several other areas. high fashion pant coats cartons they wish to donate from DavisM. may leave them at the library FAMOUS MAKE on Union St. Public Tri-Town Players The Tri-Town Players will meet Dec. ll at 8 p.m. iii the Records Lottie Fisk Building, Henry Park, when plans for the watch the crowds Warranty Deeds “melladrama” to be presented Charlotte M. Spencer to General Electric AM^FM Etched ‘pony’ suBde. Cotton, trimmed and Ikied with in the spring will be discussed. Russell A. Turner, property at r ' while they watch you Anyone interested in any Digital Clock Radio natural acrylic plush. Antelope, brown. 68.00. 19 Bliss St., conveyance tax phase of the theater is invited to Brushed mohalr/wool coat. A super good looking $16.50. ’ Wake to music or in ‘Rascals’ merry makers attend the meetihg. Donald A. and Bonnie K. Bull alarm . 24 hour coat with wide belted back, beautiful sleeve and The group’s Christmas party to Bruce H. and Julie B. Berns­ system, percision pocket detailing. Brick or blue. 60.00. will be held tonight at the home vernier tuning. tein, property at 119 Autumn 34®« frkmmrc Rayon ‘broadtair knock-out coat with leather-look of Jeanne Mangino. St., conveyance tax $35.75. Zenith 19” Diagonal Zenith 16” Diagonal Multi Band Radio’N polyUrethane/cotton trim. Back belt. Brown. 66.00; Junior dressing never looked greaterl Coral and green Trade Name coats, downtown and Parkade. SUPER SCREEN Port Chromacolor TV Tape Recorder Frigidaire 17 Cubic Foot acrylic/polyester/silk knits color-keyed with polyester/ Earle S. Crooks, doing business as Earle’s Deming Black & White TV Refrigerator-Freezer rayon gabardine coordinates. Just a few shown from our Street Texaco, 172 Deming St. huge holiday collection of Jackets, tops, pants and skirs. When it’s from Burtont...you can bo auro of moral Sizes 3-13, S -M -L Shown: Fuel From Tar Sands’ Wovbn gabardine battle jacket, 20.00. Ottawa—^The oniy large-scale Iran Opens Resort commercial operation producing GE Automatic Stereo Tehran — The first tourist Short sleeve diagonal striped knit blouson, f2.00. fuel from “tar sands’’—rocks AM/FM MB and SW radio bands. Use your convenient Burton’s Charge CardI complex among 36 planned by Drop down 3-speed Woven stitch crease pants, 16.00. Rib knit turtleneck. containing very viscous or semi­ New advanced brighter Chrpmaco- I changer, play? all Record directly or on remote mike. the Iran National 'Tourist Or­ Automatic “ fringe-lock” circuitry, AC/OC operation. Walnut vfood top, tO.OO. Striped wrap top, 12.00. Pull-on stitch- solid hydrocarbons that can be lor picture tube. 21,000 volts of pic­ [Speeds. Big 6" converted to petroleum prod­ ganization for the Caspian Sea deluxe video range tuning. grain c ^in e t. Includes 4 “ D" pleated skirt, 12.00. coast was opened, recently near PermS-set VHF fine tuning. ture power. Soper video range tun­ speaker, Easy to ucts—is .^a 45,000-barrel-a-day ing systenv^^ I carry portable. batteries. junior place, downtown and Parkade. unit in Alberta, Canada- the port of Bandar Pahlavi. POWNTOWN — MON. thru FRI. 9:30-5:30 Forty bungalows and 120 THURS.flll9P.M.-SAT.9:30 - 5:30 ' The tar sandjs surface-mined. PARKADE-MON. .FRI. 10-9 Hot water separates the hydro­ tents, ^ith a total of 560 beds, 3 WAYS TO CHARGE , SAT. 10-6 ■ ‘ carbons ■ from the rock. 3yn- were put into use, along with thetic* -crude oil is made by (up­ ' public kitchen facilities, show­ SKiUlMltWt grading the hydrocarbons. ‘ ers, snack bars and a restaur- ■ant. 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M^NCHES'TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ckinn.. Fri., Dec. 7.1973— PAGE NINE Moeller-Mott be selling fruitcake Saturday Couples Bowling GMup Ellington Girl In Contest About Town from 10 a,m. to 3 p.m. in front Manchester Newcomm Our ■ " " Marketing Club Meet Tonight Mayfair Y Gub will have a of the D&L store at Muichester meet Saturday at 7:30 April Ellen Mott of Hebron kitchen social Monday at 1:30 Shotting Parkade. P->n- at the Parkade limes. Miss Linda Donnell, daughter I Servicemen A group of marketing economy, Education Marketing Gub at dnd Albert Christen Moeller of p.m. at Cronin Hall of Mayfair of Mr. and Mrs. Everett students at Manchester (]om- Bruce Amand, vice prerident Gardens. The trustees of South United Willie’s Steak House. He will Flint, Mich, were united in An Advent workshop will be Donnell of Gail Dr., Ellington munity College will hear aii ad- Wilson, Haight tt Welch, Methodist Gihrch will meet Navy Radioman 2.c. James discuss myths and facts about marriage.Sept; (kin an outdoor, conducted Saturday from 0 to has been selected as the dress tonight on the role of Inc., will'speak at a meeting of candlelight ceremony. tonight at 7:30 at Susannah Ellington Junior Women’s W. Stred, son of Mrs. Ruby B. advertising and discuss career Members of the Women's 11:30 aim. In Luther Hall of advertising in the American ^he college’s D istributive The bride is the daughter of Wesley House of the church. Club’s representative to the Stred of 85 Brookfield St. was opportunities in the field. Gub of Manchester who have Emanuel Lutheran Church for .Mr. and Mrs.' Robert Mott of Connecticut Junior Miss .administered the oath of enlist­ not beein contacted but plan to those (Church School pupils who. Burnt Hill Rd., Hebron. The The M aster’s Club of Pageant. ment upon re-enlisting for four attend the club’s tasting supper have registered for ihe Friendship Lodge of Masons bridegroom is the son of Dr. workshop. Linda is a senior at Ellington years. He serves on board the Monday at 6:30 p.m. at Serand will luve its annual meeting and Mrs. Jan Moeller of Flint, High School where she ranks as nuclear submarine USS George Mich. Congregational Church should and elMtlon of officers Monday top student of her class. She is Bancroft homeported at contact Mrs. Andrew Reggetts, Justice of the Peace J(4m The Junior High Methodist at Willie’s Steak House. There involved in many extra­ Charleston, S.C. A former stu­ 369 S. Main St., this weekend. will be a social hour at 6:30 and Phelps of Andover officiated at Youth Fellowship of South ^ We^ve Named^ The curricular activities at school, dent of Manchester Community dinner at 7:30. For reser­ the double-ring ceremony. United Methodist Church will is an accomplished pianist and (^llqge, he joined the Navy in Manchester Civitan Club will vations, call Milton Tuiicington, Readings by the bride and meet tonight at 7 at the church. works part-time at the August 1969. , 6444M18. Ellington library. bridegroom were from Kahil / Beaulieu, Jeanette Marie, daughter of Gordon B. and Caroly Giban’s “The Prophet.” Music She hopes to attend Stroiii Beaulieu of Rt. 87, Columbia. She was born Nov. 14 at ..Ticket money was provided by Miss Bonnie Middlebury College in Vermont Windham Community Merhorial Hospital, Wiliimantic. Her SALEM, Ore. (UPI) - Fines Brunell of Gilead, the flutist; upon graduation from high maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs, Charles H. Strom of 118 amounting to $1.9 million and Miss Lynn Zinberg of school and plans to major in Loomis St. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Loretta Beaulieu of wyre levied in Oregon for Philadelphia, Pa., soloist. social sciences. Her ambition is 125 Loomis St. Her maternal great-grandmothers are Mrs. Henry hazardous traffic violations on The bride, given in marriage to be a lawyer some day. Strom of Haddam and Mrs. Minnie Orton of Warren, Ark. She has state highways during The pageant will be. held Jan. Linda Dunnell 1971-72. by her father, wore a pale blue two brothers, Douglas, 5; and Donald, 3. and cream muslin diess and 20 in Simsbury High School carried a bouquet of pink baby auditorium. A special ring for Mother! rosebuds, pale blue daisies and Campbell, Sean Aaron, son of Steven 0 , and Denise Lundy Her children’s birthstones (1 baby’s breath. Campbell of 55 Nike Circle. He was born Nov. 25 at Manchester About Town 643-5135 24 HOUR TOWING to 5) set in 14K gold. All genu- Miss Karan Hopenwasser of Memorial Hospital.' His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. The name of Thomas Alton of Dale C. Lundy of 915 Tolland Tpke. HiS paternal grandparents are , ine gems, many styles. Grand­ New York City was honor atten­ Bolton was left out of the list of dant. James Gough of New Mr. and Mrs. Robert V. Campbell of Cheshire. He has a brother, East Catholic honor roll mothers like them, too. Allow Steven Jr. York City was best man. Your Community Health Service Store students that appeared on Page /M O R il im 3 weeks for setting. The 3-stone A reception was held at the 19 of llhursday’s Herald. A rings shown, $80 to $260. Easy Buckboard Restaurant in Ciechowski, Lisa Marie, daughter of Michael E. and Diane sophomore, he earned second Glastonbury. With Over 25 Y e a rs o f Continuoue Servleel Berman Ciechowski of 46 Carol Dr., Tolland. She was bom Nov. honors. Payments 315 CENTFR ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phon«643-S13S The couple will live in East 18 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Lansing, Mich. are Mr. and Mrs. Carl Berman of 7 Berger Rd., Rockville. Her FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY k t Mrs. Moeller is currently Practical For Every paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Ciechowski of 5 % and Terrace Dr., Rockville. Omnibus % completing a' BS degree in Member of CONTROLIEO AUTO BODY REPAIRS 2 2% psychology at Antioch College' Useful The Family One and plans to attend medical on a ll m B ia s . . . § I I I JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 school at the Michigan State I 7 O l i T S S p ^ liz in g in University. Dinneen Photo Johnson, Michael David, son of Gerald S. and Darlene Sater- LOAN and RENTAL CARS • SONAC nis Johnson of RFD 2, White Rd., Rockville. He was bora Nov. 28 n 958 Main Street In Downtown Manchester Mr. Moeller is currently a M r. and M rs. A lbert C. M oeller ZustomFfamInd Available by Appointment. . Also • Hartford • New Britain,* Middletown medical student at Michigan •■••taassai tIOJO at Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are State University. •SQUlftnOXOOEIIT Mr. and Mrs. George Saternis of 26 Mountain St., RockvUle. His Post Road Plaza i 5 B m M o T o o il M l paternal grandparents are Mrs. Doris Temple, Brunswick, Maine Rt. 30 Vernon STAN OZIMEK, Manager i nWtti Handy llrn tln g CiM) and Chester Johnson of Manchester. He has two brothers, Steven 872-6713 2 2 .O w l 0 1 0 J 0 Michael and Mark Brian. 301-315 CENTER ST;, MANCHESTER A ^Christmas Story • M H a w T H i W pidar MICKEY MOUfE and SMOOPT OATTBIY POWERED YOOYH T1 IRUSHEC FW I S Y a Up.w ’Twas the night l^fore Christmas and there in his chair. Mothers Club A Best Brands-Best Buys father was moaning and tearing his hair. • 00. SCHOLLS FLEECE m lO lit While upstairs in bed, all still and asleep. iWooLFM’ To Meet, Plan 1 , A'A FOR BEST CHRISTMAS GIFT G IVIN G ! The children didn’t know what made daddy weep. AH ...... SIM Holiday Party > The money had been paid, the gifts had been bought, • BECTSiC iWY LAYHBI DISPEHSEH r and all was well wito the world, or father had thought. Uaaa LaOwr Of Tow CHoloa...... O w lPlica $9.70 He’d gone to the car, put the toys on the seat,. • MUSICAL JEWELRY BOXES...... tlO J O U p T^e Tolland County Mother of i and then to the market for g o ^ things to eat. MOUSE MBAMIHE Y.Y. SNACK 8EY Twins Club will hold its regular monthly meeting Monday at 8 CHECK THE GRAHT CITY OR You can do He returned to the car, and what did he find? Mrlth S3JS /!- Some thief in the night had stolen him blind. p.m. at the First GRANTS NEAREST YOU. Unfortunately, there are other people besides Santa Congregational Church in Claus tiptoeing around during the Christmas season Tolland. The Christmas evening L9t Us Hwlp You To Trim will feature refreshments and SAVE 10% ON EVERYTHING something about carrying gifts. Where Santa Claus creeps down chimney Tho Troo, And Wnp Tho Prosonts... gift exchanging, with a talk ses­ with bags of delights for the kiddies, the sneak thief creeps YOU BUY! • 6 Roll Qlft Wrap Paper ...... bur Price 98* sion after the meeting. Anyone through darkened parking jots to steal bmidles from cars • 50 Ft. Deluxe interested may contact Mrs. of uhsuspecting shoppers. Pat Jackson, president, at 646- 4 i the energy Tinsel Garland...... Our Price |1.59 7436 for details. lyjStfS'y.li'Mavj With a few pointers from the Insurance Information • Icicles, 525 Strands...... Our Price 39* Institute, however, it may be possible to thwart the thieves The club’s annual children’s and save your presents for Santa’s bundle. We Have a Wonderful Selection of Qlft Christmas party will be held .. ' .. crisis! When you are out shopping and find it necessary to leave Wrappings, and Tree Trimming Ornaments, ‘ Dec. 16 from 2 to 4 p.m. at the same location. Santa will will the car unattended wih gifts inside, always lock your Reasonably Priced. be on hand to meet the children purchases in the trunk. Not only does this provide greater and to present them with gifts. security, but by taking the package out of sight any temp­ Holiday refreshments will be tation for thieves is effectively removed. served. E MothersVie I College Note For Title 512 ■ ^ ^ ' ^ w :: C Judith Kaplan, daughter of Mrs. William H. Conley, //■ / president of the Connecticut Mr. and Mrs. Seymour B. Mdthers Association, has an­ Kaplan, of 126 Adelaide Rd. is a nounced that a search has member of the Ithaca College begun for the Connecticut Chorus at Ithaca College, Mother of 1974. This mother Ithaca, N.Y. A holiday concert i % will be honored by the Governor will be presented Sunday at the m I t Medtl RR4 and will represent (^hnecticut College’s Walter Ford Hall. I I RADARANQE PRICES START at the annual conference of the I American Mothers (Committee, 2 2 A T’i i r , . , in New York in early May. From among the state mothers Concert Set i % will |[)e selected the American r MICROWAVe/oVEN made only by Mother of the Year. ' At Emanuel Mothers m ay be nominated SAVE 50 -75"/. OF THE ELECTRICITY YOU USE IN COOKING! by organizations — religious, “A Program of Musiorfor Ad­ civic, educational, social — and vent and Christmas” will be I: ALL THE HEAT GOES INTO THE FOOD — NONE IS WASTED! even by individuals. The can­ presented Dec. 16 at 3:30 p.m. didate must be a successful at Emanuel Lutheran Church. The Amana Radarange Microwave Oven is iha most eUIclent This is the second in the series energy-savlngiw^ to cookl mother and homemaker as evidenced by the character of Emanuel concerts. achievements of her children, The combined Adult Choirs of You can make big savings From the Amana Test KItchtn: the youngest of whbm must be Emanuel Church and the First in tha electricity you use!* IS years of age. She must be an Church of Christ, 72«/i SAVINGS —2 Ib. Baked 50*/» SAVINGS — 1 cup of Inalanf Congregational, of Unionville Whole Chicken active memter of a religious 56*/« SAVINGS — 4 lb. Beef Ro,ist Coffee body, and must have a sense of and the Emanuel Handbell 70*/. SAVINGS — 4 LobitiT Tall* »3*/i SAVINGS — 4 (8 oz.) Baked (frozen 8 oz. etch) 82*/» SAVINGS from the Fiy Pan responsibility in civic affairs Choir will participate in the — 4 Hamburgtr Pattlaa (4 concert, which is open to the Potatoes SI'/i SAVINGS—11 lb. Turkey and have contributed to the ser- oz. aa.) vice of her community. public. a i'/i SAVINGS — Two Layer Yel­ Nomination forms may te ob­ The featured work will be An­ low Cake Uses itss electricity and aavea time, tool tained from the SecreU ^, Mrs. tonio Vivaldi's “Gloria.” Its ON EVERYTHING 78*/i SAVINGS — Frozen Broccoli • Cook* most food! In V< th# normal lima. ' George Turrell, 60 Arrowheatf text is thq “Gloria iiv Excelsis P, • Automatic Timer Control ellmlnatea useless cooking time and Deo” from the Ordinary of the (10 oz. boil in pkg.) saves energy, too. Lane, Fairfield (06430) and all . nominations must reach the Mass. *Conipartion of microwave oven • Only the food geta hot No massive heat build up like CONFlIRr PUB ACnON and alectric range made by Sac­ conventional ovana. committee on or before Jan. IS. The program will also incluife The purpose of the American “Giristmas Day” and the old ramento utility Diatrict • Operate* on 119 volte. No special wiring needed. Ready-made sleeks, ready for gifting and all MoUiers Committee is to work French carol, “Let All Mortal IN THE STORE the action a man can give them. Go all day with Flesh Keep Silence,” both by 7 with women of all faiths to ‘ •'‘I •yp* (0«da. Ih a foods shown are typical foods and Do^ develop and strengthen the Gustav Holst. never a wrinkle. Machine wash and tumble dry 7W i amSnga.*’^ *^ “ ’/* • " '‘PO* o**’*'» *>'1 be coniidarabty mor* than moral and spiritual fibre of the Soloists are Sheila Bushman, without a care. They fit and feel marvelous, American home, and to give to Margaret Gustafson, sopranos; ONE DAY ONLY TODAY because Haggar makes them that way In Make a big contribution In helping to make energy savings that really countl the observance of Mother’s Day and Eleanor Johnson and Ann a spiritual quality which Kuznicki, altos. Trevira® polyester knit. And fashion-right, Buy an highlights the standards of ideal Ridhard S. Matteson, director SATURDAY, DEC. 8th because they’re cuffed. Pick out a motherhood and recognizes the of music at Ennanuel Church; important role of the mother in and Rebecca P. Matteson, pair for all the men on your gift list. the home, the conununity, the minister of music at the Union­ OUR ENTIRE STORE SALE PRICED ,10% OFF! Sizes 32 to 42. Checked slacks In nation and the world. ville church, will both be con­ brown or burgundy predominating, Our Own Service Department . Since 1944 Connecticut has ducting and accompaning Bernle's fleet of trucks and Service had a State Mother. Recent during the concert. $20. Solid slacks with blister Department insures inetantjiervice. Mother of the Year have been: Mrs. Matteson, a graduate of the more for your Mrs. Theodore Gold of Hartt College of the University West Cornwall (1967); Mrs. of Hartford, has served in her James Ewen of Change (1968); present post at the Unionville Mrs. William Gihley of Fair- church for over two years. She field (1969); Mrs. Bruce previously was the assistant moneysworth store Bern IB '$ Cassiday of Stamford (1970); organist at the Cathedral of St. Mrs. Phillip Hutt of Milfoitl Joseph, Hartford. (1971); Mrs. Robert Welner- Matteson, also a Hard / “O ^ 10 A.M. - 0 P.M. Dally” man of Hartford (1972). The College graduate, was organist ti ■ * Connecticut Mothers of the at South (Congregational dhurch MANCHESTER PARKADE 6 4 3 -9 5 0 1 Year for 1973 Is Mrs..-John T. in Hartford before coming to w Casey of NQlford. Emanuel Church in 1972. pa g e t e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Dec. 7, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING H E m u .: co.„„ p,, ,■ PAGE.ELEVEiN

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OUR layaw aySJ n * I WITH THIS COUPOH OHLV (IPP. M. iMflllllNIlH i ONN«h| if now in effect ASK ABOUT IT FELICE'S ! MENiwBOYS QE IS''diagonal Color For The Holidays couom It’s Holiday ^ IICyCLE featuring... TVwHhSpoctra-Brlte* (■AMoaer aaLccrioN or Htm a ic v c L e a in tmc BresMast, Lunch ! DEPARTMENT Plctiiro Tube and Auto- VtNNON ANBA and Dinner |m etlcnno Tuning. fsuni Party Time! f FrofesliotuUy AMembled 70% Solid Slata Ralitcolor chataia fo r ' TOYS a NOVELTIES ^ oparatlon, dapandabllityt2 anfatmatl' ACCESSoniES a gifts TENDERLOIN j 20% OFF Extra HI V 25,000 V Plctura Pd«Mrt FInssr- This Calls For Good Food^From Frank’s Dell... SNOW SHOVELS Fine Accessories For An Elegant Setting I All merchandise in ow entire atock lor man and bon tip-aasy Thumbivfiaal OWWWWWWWE* TIPS Control for contrart 9 ^ D D W ^ Stool & Aluminum Sauce I except merchendlee already adnrtleed. MerehemUae ANY SIZE PLATTER - ANY VARIETY OF MEATS - MADE TO ORDER AND Mushrooms, Spaghetti amt Mon. & Tues. 10 - 5:30 Wed., Thurs., FrI. 10-9 P.M . and brightnaisl A 7 7 READY TO BEAUTIFY YOUR TABLE... JUVENILE SNOW VEHICLES I muil be marked by setae people before to (V Salad or VogatoMa Sat. & Sun. 10-5 ____ ; checkouL K F R I ., S A T . $325 ITAUAN a a a BEEF ONLY w 239 Spencer St, Manchester KARL PLATTER $ 1 OPEN S JLM.-9 P.M. 998 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER,« CONN. s «" PLATTER 363 BROAD STRECT 7 „ F R E E ’ SermS'-S A V SERVES 10 -12 (Rmnarty Mr. Turkey) p h o n e 8 4 3 -2 171 b r a k e C H E C K INCLUDES INCLUDES JPOST ROAOSHOPPING PLAZA 1 lb. Roast Beef; 1 lb. Cooked Corned main street, ROUTE 30 8 6z. Proscluttinl; 8 02. Ham Capicola; 8 VERNON, CONN. 872-3159 naasioN EM H JOB 02. Genoa Salami; 8 02. S lic e d 1 lb. All Beef Salami; 1 lb. White P ro vo lo n e ; 7V« . Fried Peppara; 2 lbs. Meat Turkey Roll; 14Vi 02. F rie d MON. thru SAT. I Ljals|OBtR4ll(lMd$ SPECttUZMGM 02 9:30AM to 8:30PM L J m LtaiaiifsrPwfktCaatactMith Potato Salad; 2 lbs. Cole Slaw; and 2 lbs. Peppers; 2 lbs. Potato Salad; 2 lbs. Cole Dmim PANEL I CMPETIIG OPEN i Italian Bread. Slav^ 2 lbs. Sliced Rye; and 1 Jar ! Thurt. & Fri. Eventngi 'til 9 < * 4 9 * * 3- Tm Brain Draw M u sta rd . AlBHMsRCyRadMW ...... SHARPENING...... Open 9 to 9 'til ANY ARipaeliinwl Baaria|i i ICE SKATES. KNIVES, SCISSORS (9 SlBiRwt BnktHans IMDRID •Christmas AMERICAN CAR ETC. ' a L W Spriap INTERNATHMAL WE HONOR CHARGE CARDS We’ll Be Open with Onim Brakes Duty Brskt FkiM 63 Tolland Turnpike AI.I. MICVCLE* AND rSunday, Dec. 23 RIPAIIVS 6UARANTKBD, Manchester PLATTER 1^4 j iQ Q lABsadTsMCnla Tel. 647-1022 SERVES 10 -12 ^ I / [ MANCHESTER Sheralyn Johnson of 13 Summit St. will appear as Lucia in |95 Fraaiian Fraat Ohe Pads A, MOTORCYCLE PET CENTER DISC $ 3 9' lastillatioa ' SAV E o il the traditional white gown and candle wreath on her head ACCESSORIES INCLUDES INCLUDES 9 IholtOmmlMm IbndHsiH 2. latpaet Galipan Santa Claus A Snow Man IDEA anmdHMcanMrlrenMSiiSI. as the star of the ninth annual Lucia Festival.presented by 1 laspaet Brakt Hardwara We Have Them All In Vi LB. Imported Boiled Ham; 1 lb . Im ­ D 'n ri® "® /’ •■oaf; 1 lb . "Noim K Ha HM SiMd hi|)pi«" Scandia Lodge, Vasa Order of America, Saturday at 7:30 brak------L -- AlaspaetBrakaHow Stock' ported Swiss Cheeao; 1 lb. PaatramI; 1 Polish Loaf; 1 lb. German Bo yna; 1 lb CONN. PHONE (49-4273 A M E R IC A N C A R Si Macfciaa A T ia Ratort AmphFKEPifUi|NI«ntA4 p m. at Emanuel Lutheran Church. (Herald photo by Gen- BANKS lb. Hard Salami; 1 lb. Olive Loaf; U Vi 02. Sliced Porvolone; 14V4 02. F rie d tiluomo) aritfc A Add Dne Brakt FtaM BOOTS, 8L0VES COIN TURNPIKE The UUffiST SalKtiM Froat Dbe Bnkai 7. Raid Tttt Car JACKETS, HELMETS Fried Peppers; 2 lbs Potato Salad; 2 Iba. P ep^a; 2 lbs. German Potato Salad; 2 Cola Slaw; 2 lbs. Rye Bread; and 1 Jar Iba. Cote Slaw; 2 lbs. Rye Bread; and 1 TV •fPETSISUmiS ETC... Reg. M u sta rd . Jar Mustard. v Next 10 Slop a Shop I la Dm Nrs^ $2.50 99< STMIP Parakeeta, Tropical Open 19 Maple St. Manchester | Rih, Hamttare, Qerbllt Lucia Festival Saturday LOANER CAR AVAILABLE Mon. - Fri. 1 to 9 iiefWitkiitnwtntKnuiditifiii Aquarium Accaasorlea, (Around comer from etc. Sat. 10 - 5 Main St.) Our Own Specua Blended nPal Foodta (v IWBBK.. 3 ways to charge S WILTON’S In The Manchester Pet Center In Sweden, the Christmas Adrianne Dufour, Amy and batnisAvpl Open 9 to 9 * MastarCharga 9 G ^t Shop season officially begins with the Beth Fournier, Cara Thompson, DOfTF_ _ muss___ OUT! a BankAtntrIcard "Nf - MAKE THIS An ARCHERY CHRISTMAS 'Ul Chrlftnuu Lucia Festival usually Melinda Koski, Scott Matson, 964 Main 8L In celebrated about Dec. 13. Headquartera for: Robert Matson Jr., Steven GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES Downtown Mancboalor Oomeatic Coins Just Arrived — Famous Maker St. Lucia lived in Italy during HoadRuartoiw tor Gustafson, Kevin Anderson, TIRE OUTLET! ■MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCHESTEI Domestic Stamps the early centuries of David ^Dufour, Ronald CGLLECTGR 100 E Coin ft Stamp % Cotton Volvot Christianity. The story of her Erickson, Judith Torstenson, • PLATES • BOTTLES Supplies ft goodness and kindness was Amanda Torstenson, and Carlin • ZOO ANIMALS brought to Scandinavia by early Anderson. "KlS*" “ • "S®222. 3 • HUMMEL FIGURINES SUDS S ‘ A c c ta o rle a OPEN MON. dm iFRktlBRja. SATURDAY t l BM^ . 9 Christian missionaries. You owo n to youraoH to In festivals, St. Lucia wears a Directors of the pageant are; SCISSORS VELCURS visit Udo fascinating ahopl crown of glowing candles and Miss Lilja Strazinskis, Mrs. Post B«Md Ptam carries a tray of coffee and Clara Stowell, Miss Justina VEBMOir Reg. to *25 cakes. She and her attendants Johnson, Mrs. Jane Thompson MANCHESTER TIRE, Sensational Solids — Stripes sing Swedish Christmas songs. and Frank Morasco. Accom­ inc. ! O PEN EVERY Sizes S-M-L-XL C Members of the Lucia panist is Mrs. David Hawkins. MEYERS PIANO and m usic studios NITE TILL 9 295 Broad Street /HE Festival cast are; Catherine Coffee, bulla (rolls) and pep- F b r N a l Dufour and Susan Cain, atten­ pakakor (cookies) will be 19 years rebuilding pianos Has expanded Manchester, Conn. <5VLPINE ‘HAUS S K I SHOP dants; Donna Landry, tomtar; served by Lucia and her atten­ occupying 4 soparate storas on Canter 8L iWomoo’e Hours: Mon. thru Wed. 8:00 - 5:30 onyour ROUTE 30 Lee Spencer, stac bo. dants in Luther Hall following Manchester (AH in the aama buiidbig) SLIPPER^ VERNON Others in the cast are: Lynn the presentation. Mrs. Elvira Thurs. Fri. 8:00 8:00 Sat. 1 Douville, Carlene Douville, Anderson and Mrs. Gerda Orr S8 to S11A0 A - 8 - Christinas List Melissa and Amy Hawkins, are in charge of refreshments. V HmaMMBMMMMMHMRi^'^:^yiHMHMHMHINPI- MtoW HHOHMMI ” H ^ 1 1 1 Center PIMOS (60) «n additibn to having the finest Indoor shooting facilities in New England, Hall's Arrow has the i I pargestp a rg e s t and rnost complete stock of quality Archery equipment to be found anywhere. There “ v> Carat Bare o ve r AT 111 1/2 Center GUTARS A » PIANOS .GOO d A e a C DON'T ira 300 bows In " a atock”.’.------at’ ■"”all times featuring .wwAtMiitug theuiv fvauiffyleading wioifUMbrands IIIin ulothe arcnsTVarcherv Industry to ® / $150.00 cse from with a full hill compliment mmnllmant ofnl accessories at .1.-the Ilowest______possible' prices ' Ak S a v e O n G a s — G iv e lA AT -► 113 Center -*► i P B lj^ TIRES SACRIFICE . 1/3 Carat - - TEAGHMG STUDIOS $275.00 I. M BiuM iiu im. DNO-ueeawr « 113 1/2 Center -► QNTARS-AMPS.- SIZE FOR '.Y Qarat Mwirlwilir FbliaW $495.00 DRUMS.-ACCESS0||KS MANCHESTER For A Pracflcal Gift Think In Stock (Player Plano RoNs) PRICE Of Us For Tires k THE DEGAL FREE TREASURE SHOPPE r -m ooHfun Man s ro ir LESSONS ON ALL DOLLARS WITH MANCHESTTR VERNON ALIGNMENT AND EVERY PURCHASE gUUINaCHANCE m i-9 0 7 MAIN STREET TRWITYPtAZA BRAKE SERVICE g Engineer Says.. r 643-2478 8724638 INSTRUMENTS ARCO 0 i k t 3 SPEED CHRISTMAS SALE IN i ® m a u r f ( 9 b e y o u r o w n ENGINEER...8ELECT YOUR TRAIN FROM CARL'S TV llleii‘s or Ladtes ^ JRA'N SET COMBINATIONS HSf-LIONEL- PROGRESS “Sfcop a Jeweler you can Iruil” AMERICAN FLYER. Our expert train crewa are hare to OPEN WEEKDAYS 10 A.M. - 8 P.M. M p you. (3reat Bargqlna...parts and acceaaortes galorel SALES BIVE A BIKE We buy. ^1 , trade and repair. Ladles (ft gents) - visit our Saturdays 10 A.M.-S P.M. MANCHESTBt PAMCADC Crumm/ for rest ft coffee. No Bottar Pricos \H A L £ ^ ENQLAND HOBBY SUPPLY No Bettor Sorvico Rm iic Im HARTFORD NATIONAL O u r Reig. FAVORITE PERSON Anywhere! $70.00 GE CREDIT OPEN: 1-9 THE TRAIM EXGHANCE SNMC Tuea.-Frl. I American Made — Assembled and Ready To Ride — 646- HEAOgUAIITERS /.y^l i[l0-8 Saturday, roHnilardSL, 0610 FOR I ^ghtw elflht — Trigger Shift — Front and Rear Caliper For You Holiday WIno List 1-8 S unday 9 ) l/B rakes — Approved Reflector — Kickstand nanciwsnr TV - APPLIANCES HOCKEY STEREO - TV PARTS ft ACCESSORIES 10 Spaed 5 Spaed S S p a a d Chooaa From Thoao S72-0884-87S-4304 10 SPEED RACER TENNS A S T I G A N C I LAPPPLAZE ' KNIT Tl PURL II Famoua Brenda: SM Up and Ready to Go “In the m all" G /ff W ra ppin g RT. 83 VBINON Amarican Made ONSMf Italian Sparkling Samsonite LAYAWAYS WELCOME VIKINQ Trim m m for Christmas Ghdng 1 • GIgantie SslacUon Complataly AssambM R0CKVILLE,°C0IIN. Wine fWaCmrysGaowMaUim 9 SEWING MACHINES T B .8 7 M 1 0 e I aRR’S O ur Reg. m m o a k t in t o St 99.95 * 7 9 * * •to,TNNIt,FM. O P aTK L tP Ji J h m W h U ^ RALEIGH 3-SPEED $ 3 5 5 morLOW NORTHLAND BLIZZARD SALOMON MARKER TYROIA PRICESI Tenth OAirTPlMDlT —TinNTBVinn n M SWEAT $ 74 *9 Fully Set Up AQIFTOFqHEEaEIS Choice of Color Make The Greatest Cooking Si ADULT SKI PKG. I SURE TO PLEASEI M 2 * AUSTRIA SKIS * HI BACK BOOTS 3 Discovery Since Fire WNh Over 200 V aftoo n PARTS - ACCESSORIES - SAIES - SERVICE A * TYROLIA BINDINGS * MOUNTING MA' AMANA RAOARANQE ^ BARRECRAFTER POLES VEST ToCheoeeHrim. ______^ ON ALL MAKES *12900 Our 62nd ChrUtmaa on Main Street! .MMMLMamaL. Radar Range O PEN TO Q W That W ill Laat For Many Yaait To~Coma ^ S Skis - Boot - Parkas AtlSpocial Pricos I L L MANCHESTER o m im m m a m s i» t. m a n c ic s t b • is o o a i TM c m PLAZA FARR’S •Your ONt Center for PamHy and Homdr VERNON Starts at $299.00 p a c k a g e i*" w a o e n s PAHUNI MMn ANO rearoF s t m RtaKifl 104 LARSON TNOTTPUM . a S RIZZO SKI SHOP 2 Main St. IUp.M.to (9 MASTBCHAIWE CAROS ACetPTIDt h S L 1 B 4 APPLIANCE 13 WIndeor / 643-7111 GMstmas STORE Phono 8T2-8719 RockvUle 1 ■* tottiiHiM w n a 3 CENTER 87S-S333 m a s t e r c h a r g e — BANK AMERICARD ^ LOOK CABER RAICHLE HENKE K-2 OLIN 9PAULDINQ * Come In For A DemooetreHon 87S-76SS 1- . ' '

I f , d> PAGE TWELVE —’MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 7, 1973______- I ■. ' ’ , « Coventry _Club To Coordinate Car Pool Favors Cutback In Police Hours j j C H E S T E R EVENIN ^ R a l d , Manchester. Conn.. F r i ., Dec, 7, 1W3 - P A r.R t h t r t p .r n NEW BRITAIN (AP) - A Coventry MONICA SHEA from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. civic leaders and compiled by the board room following the Yule Luncheon city government efficiency Correspondent The Women’s Club, in Warren King Associates of sing. ’The Coventry Garden CTub’s study committee has Cheney Tech DevCo Outlines Community Plan ?42-9495 cooperation with Town Hall Chicago, a consultant that I MONICA SHEA school in town for all Coventry annual Christmas luncheon will recommended that police work :? Con;espondenl Cov6ntry rsniiflcstionsramifications ofnf increasedinnmooA/i aai/i _# the community affairs com­ personnel will sponsor a Christ­ To Sell Trees worked on ths Etherington residents. said that because of the low to the old number 742-6407. snowflake potato, Jingle Bell he held on Tuesday at noon at a four-day, 40-hour week as an gf 742-9495 building there. DevCo is also mittee of the Junior Women’s mas carol sing ’Thursday, Dec. The ' North Coventry Commission report on efficien­ North said DevCo was looking evaluation of farm, open V School Menus green beans, pixie pan roll, the home of Mrs. Laurier economy move. Honor Roll '4 DevCo Project Nbnager Dick studying the possibility of Club has volunteered to coor­ 13 at 6:30. Volunteer Fire Department cy in state government. into the possibility of h o ^ n g spaces, and forest land, a high Christmas r4frlgerator.cake. Demars on ’Trowbridge Rd. The study also called for a 26 4 North presented a preliminary hooking into a Coventry Sewer Monday: Frankfurter on roll, dinate a Car pool information Santa will arrive about 7:15 to will once again be sponsoring a Academic Shop Honors Randall ’Trudeau into a regional system of burden is placed on baked beans, oatmeal wafers. Friday: Corn chowder, egg visit with the children. Mrs. Edward Oslerdus will per cent cut in working hours I § outline of the propoi^ new system if one is built. homeowners in Coventry, but center at the Town Hall Satur­ Christmas ’Tree Sale. Ralph Anderson Alan Bogli sewers that could possibly be Tuesday: Lasagna, buttered salad sandwich, baked potato, be cohostess. . for police and fire department conununity Wednesday evening Doug Webster reported for day from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. They asked thatin light of the Trees may he purchased any ^ SHOPPING DAYS Earl Bancroft ' Shop Honors located' across the river in th a tth e residents of Coventry green beans, carrot stfx, corn fruit cup. Dance Sunday personnel and a 22 per cent to the Citirens Advisory Group. the municipal- finance sub­ Residents who are interest^ energy crisis, each child com­ night at the firehouse from 6 to John Daggett William Anderson Mansfield. Then DevCo could consider It necessary to protect bread, gelatin. The Coventry Whirlways TO CHRISTMAS decrease in other city agencies. According to North, the committee. He said that towns real character of the tovm. in forming car pools arO asked ing to the carol sing bring a 9 p.n^. and from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. CEILINGS Thomas DeLorso run its sewer lines down Rt! 44A Wednesday; Cheeseburger, Square Dance Gub will hold a The 219-page report, which in­ Walter Beaulieu « general position of the four are looking for the maximum handmade weatherproof tree Saturdays and Sundays from James Dence and past the lake area. He French fries, buttered spinach, VITllMIN '" v to mail, phone Or come directly dance Sunday at the Captain Bicycle Death cluded S14 recommendations, Bruce Becker <• amount of service for the to the Town Hall Saturday for ornament made by the child, Dec. 12 to Dec. 24. KPMMAND Thomas Foran David Belanger 4 commons been established, and hoped that this would eliminate Added Phone chocolate pudding. Nathan Hale School fn»n 7 to 10 CANTON Lisjsett Pnrkadp mation. bO place on the tree during the have white spruce, blue spruce, Frederick Huhn lake area and its possible building inspector can now be - North, Pole Cooler, Santa’s The callers will be Jemy died at St. Francis Hospital in duplication and restructuring Gary Caravella funding for Coventry. He also /. 0 vv P r / c o s ■ Pertinent data about each in­ tree decorating ceremony. Scotch pine and douglas fir F U E E E m T E S Denis Letendre Robert Caron " ' i 1 reached at 742-7989 in addition baked chix, i Cranberry sauce. Schatzer and Jack O’Leary. Hartford ’Thursday from in­ ^e city administration the g The centers will spread out { dividual’s desire for a car pool Foliowing the carol sing, the trees. John Libro Tickets will be sold at the juries suffeced in a bicycle ac- local governmmit could save |2 Martin Cerrigione g like fingers from the center of can be mailed to Car Pool, Box children may visit with Santa in All proceeds received will go Peter Ostashen William Connors door. Soft-soled shoes are accident Nov. 23 near Us home, million a ypar in operating B E M liU lD A g the new community which may 185, Town Hall, Coventry, or the registrar’s room. toward the department building Bryan Ouellette required and the rounds will be police reported." Daniel was the expenses. I lOZIER Thomas Dellarlpa Refreshments will be served in fund. Kenneth Pelletier g contain a multiple-use com- ohoned^to 742-8845 Saturday cued. son of Mr. and Mrs. Wesley The report w u prepared bjAa • 4 t - 4 4 A 4 Michael Derrick » munity center, Reiford of Canton. group of 25 local business ^ i Mark St. James Michael Deyorio Christopher Skoczylas Alap Dubord. g Each of the commons is being fg planned to contain up to 1,500 Roger Thorpe David Elliott " dwelling units. A number of James Vincek Mark Elliott retail ' centers also being William Ziemba Alphonse Godbout p l a y b o y ^ g: proposed to be located around Raymond Halle the community but their Academic Honors Mark Hewitt Bruce Beebe g positions have hot been deter- Ronald Lachance g mined. Paul (Tormier Mark Mainville §i According to North, DevCo Franklin Davis William^ Murphy g hopes to keep the high density James Erisoty Charles Natsisky \ ^ areas in the center of the land • Richard Green Michael Niemann it owns, so that from the| Michael Herrick Joseph Patelli naiiiijnf existing roads in town the rural Diniiii • EnMainniunt Michael Lajoie Michael Pedrazzini 4 character of the area would B A B V W ^ Mark Lard David Peterson g look the same. David Legienza Gary Raffia :§ Jack Green, DevCo staff Gregory Monat Donald Ritchie member, stated that the new HI KIDS Jeffrey Mount Clark Safford Joseph Nogas g community would contain four HAVE MOM a DAD REQI8TEH YOU FOR A Douglas Salmon g elementary schools, one for Raymond Rinaldi Lance Schors RT. 6 & 44A ^•len ieA ir. Ronald Stolaronek each center, and an undisclosed ilnum Tankard...... $2.00 BOLTON Michael Valbona g number of middle schools. But Joseph Svirk Andrew West >ey Club M u g ...... $2.50 :g Green said it was his hope that 10 Ice Bucket .. .$12.00 M there would only be one high la Beer Steins, set of 4 7 ESTHyiHIII . » » ^ s i U E n ^ $ 1 2 .0 0 tails for 2 S o t...... $6.00 ley Nocks Glasses, 8-oz. ... ea. $1.00 FREE CARTOONS I SOFT DRINKS >y Shot Glass ....$1.00 & lal Club Ashtray .. .$1.00 ANNUAlNEW YEARS EVE PARTY PIZZA OLD TIME Roast Beef Dinner ’ Dancing Tiii 3 AM AND Oeftoo Mugs, sot of 4 MOVIES , MUNICH 1973 ...... $8.00 Fioor Show 3 FOOT ALWAYS SHOWn I FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 643-2342 SALOON. »y Club QIassos, 12-oz. AT BIRTHDAY The proposal for a mutual security pact with Israel, as recently advanced by ...... $6.50 BEST WISHES FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON PARTIES Some Christmas Party Openings Still Lett Secretary of State Kissinger and Senator Fulbright, reveals the size of the dis­ loy Club QIassos, 7-oz. aster which Is developing In the Middle East for Israel, for America, and for the ...... 18.00 Fine Food and Service non-CommunIst world. I Sol, loalhsr oasa$12.00 Banquets, Weddings, Parties F R « i with Done To Perfection Ploiio Cal h Advanct For Retervatian ofif MM boy purohaso. OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MONDA Y AT 4:30 Although Israel has expressed a flexible position with respect to her borders, SUNDAYS AT 12 NOON SHMETS nZU PMLOR ROUTE 30 VeMiON PHONE I79H1793 evidently she Is about to bo preaaure'd by the United States Into accepting boundaries she cannot defend. If Israel returns tt^the pre 1967 War border', the whole densely populated area of Israel — 10 or 12 miles wide altogether — will Chicken Special be within range of the Katyushas and other weapons supplied to the Arabs by the Russians. With the surface to air missilea the Arabs possess, the unprotec- EAT OUT AT table area of sky will not be just over a strip of desert near the Suez Canal — as Inc. it was In the Yom KIppur WAr — but over the whole of Israel. 4 WEST ROAD ROCKVIUE HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN 8 7 5 - 6 2 0 3 A renewed — and as the past twenty-five years have taught us — Inevitable rO M BINOIT STIVE BEUINGHIRI Arab aggresslop would leave two possibllltlea. The United States could honor a SUMETHING NEW HAS BEEN ADDED AT CHICKEN BUCKET *3«* cornmitment to come to Israel's defense. This would mean, as In Vietnam, STEVE’S A TOM’SIII featuring this week... direct involvement of United States troops, only this time with the danger of PASTA confrontation with the Soviet Union. Or the United States could renege on its E CHICKEN DINNER *6*« PASTA ITEMS SERVED UNTIL 9d)0 P.M. 5 Roffo, fiwiwh Prfoa for 8 commitment when the time came. This Is the more likely event, since If an all- Dui to wtekwid votunw wo are forry Poita lo not ovoUaMo Fri., 8oL a Sun. SPAGHETTI or MOSTACClOU For a homey setting and atmosphere, Steve and Tom’s Piz- Pc, out attack was launched against Israel In the pre 1967 War borders there would with MEAT SAUCE...... 1.75 rwt av a ^ b le Saturday or Sunday. We also have a fine seiec- zaria on Rt. 83, West Rd., Ellington, is just the place to enjoy with MEATBALLS...... 2.00 uon of wines and beer. We feature John Britney on the organ probably not even be time for American. Intervention to be feasible. If the United wllh SAUSAGE ...... 2.00 your favorite grinder or pizza. Pasta dishes are served Mon­ ...... 2.00 Friday and Saturday from 9 to I a.m. Steve and Tbm’s Pir- States offers Israel a security pact for her survival. In place of defensible with MUSHROOMS day ^ough ’Thursday. Rolls and bread are baked on the CHICKEN BARREL *7** ^ a is owned and (grated by Steve Bellinghiri and Tom CALL AHEAD 647-1076 borders, then it means the United States has In effect written off Israel. FEATURING JOHN BRITNEY, ORGANIST premises daily. Due to the volume, we regret that pasta is Benoit. FRI. & SAT. NIGHT 9 P.M. to 1 A.M. HARTFORD RD. C BAKED MANICOTTA .“...... *'? . ? . * ? * .. . .. 2.25 But weakening Israel will only lead to catastrophe for the United States and STUFFED SHELLS ...... 2 « CHEESE RAVIOLI...... 2 « the West. Even the first stage of an Israeli withdrawal, which would open the MEAT RAVIOLI...... 2 g Suez Canal, will give the Soviet Union complete freedom of maneuver throughout the Middle East, the Indian Ocean, and along the coasts of eastern If you haven’t had a good restaurant meal lately, then you haven’t tried 244 and southern Africa. 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Manchester, Conn'., Fri., Dec. 7. 1973 - PAGE FIFTEEN Ulasik Receives I Trooper Impass Continues I Obituaries Craftsman Award Buckland Project | Police Report JianrljpHtjr iEiipmngHpralJ) HARTFORD (UPI) - A state missioner Edward J. Simpson Stephen Ulasik of 5 Ekho Dr., police union spokesman says and State Police Commissioner r^SAC Trip for VIPs Canceled (Continued from Page One) Cleveland B. Fuessenich are very rare. Only four MANCHESTER Vernon, Thursday night was troopers are so disgusted with TOLLAND reportedly met with Meskill Specimens have been found so James W. LaPenta, 19, of 65 dt your finger tips... named Craftsman of the. Year Gov. Thomas J. Meskill’s ' the site lived in the Triassic Albert Laliberte Mothers Circle of St. James far, and three of them came Michael Paige, 30, of Alden of Friendship Lodge of Masons. refusal to step into their wage Thursday, and a governor’s The Defense Department has national Airport Wednesday done under the pressure of Albert L. Laliberte, 61, of 680 Church. period, about 225 million years W edgew^ Dr., was Charged canceled next week’s scheduled from the Wolcott Quarry. Circle, 'Tolland, wa$ charged The award was announced by dispute, “ anything can aide told newsmen Meskill and to return from Offutt Air adversf publicity,” said Cotter. Center St., husband of Survivors besides her hus­ ago. The three types of Thursday night with possession Goal Elected Master junket to Omaha, Neb. for 48 The Ammosaurus skeleton with failure to grant one-half Robert A. Haugh, retiring * happen.’’ would not mediate in the im­ Force Base, Omaha Thursday. “The Defense Department dinosaurs found at the Wolcott of marijuana, Manchester C A L L 643-5144 Connecticut civic leaders, U.S. Margaret Moriarty Glasson band are three daughters, Mrs; found at the quarry in 1884 was the highway in connection with worshipftll master, who passe, The trip wds to have been to should not have to wait until Laliterte, d i^ at his home this Linda Constantine and Mrs. Quarry were relatively small. Police reported. Of Friendship Lodge The, troopers staged a one-day Rep. William R. Cotter, Dem., missing a few pieces until about the investigation of a two-oar presented to Ulasik a citation work slowdown ^Tuesday Cpl. Donald Ferris, president visit the Strategic Air Com­ someone blows the whistle morning after a long illness. Sandra Cruz, both of Dr. Ostrom explained, as they He was taken into custody at accident on Rt. 30, 'Tolland, of the state police chapter of Hartford, said today. mand headquarters. four years ago, when they were a 40 Olcott St. apartment, MANCHESTER and plaque. protesting the impasse between before responding to the call for He was boni in New Bedford, Manchester, and Mrs. Betty were some of the earlier found in a red sandstone bridge Thursday. Frjederick M. Gaal, Hebron th e .Connecticut State Deputy Assistant Secretary fuel conservation. species. police said, after a neighbor Ulasik was honored for the their union and the state per­ Mass., Nov. 10,1912, the son of MacCloud of Highland, N.J.; a over the former Bridge St., The driver of the other car Rd., Bolton,. Thursday night many roles he has played in the sonnel policy board. Employes Association, said of Defense Robert K. Wolthuis “Americans will sacrifice, The specimens found were complained to police of Antonio and Marie Sawyer brother, Ludwig Kolodziez of which had Jbeen built of stone was William Costa, 37, of 36 LUMBER COMPANY was elected worshipful master lodge. He has held every (lost in The policemen seek a $1,500 “the average trooper will be so -The cancellation came after came to Cotter’s Washington but only when they know that Ammosaurus major, and two suspicious activity at the apart­ Laliberte, and resided in Coventry; a sister. Mrs. Gladys from the Wolcott Quarry. Stein Rd., Ellington. Paigd is of Friendship Lodge of Masons. the Master’s Club — president, wage increase which would disgusted with this that at this Cotter complained about the office today to inform him of their government and leaders ty p e s ' Anthisaurus ment. point anything can happen.’’ the dedision to call off the trip. Manchester several years. Baxter of El Paso, Tex.; and 'Of. Dr. Ostrom led the effort to scheduled to appear in Circuit He succeeds Robert A. Haugh. vice president, secretary, make their salaries com­ free “fuel-guzzling” junket are willing to sacrifice.” Police said a small amount of Cotter’s office reported. He was employed as a four grandchildren. (sometimes called recover fossils from the bridge (Tourt 12,'Rockville, Jan. 7. The elected and appointed of­ treasurer, custodian of the parable to those of colleagues in Ferris said association presi­ aboard a KC-135, the Air Force Cotter estimated the trip Yaleosaurus). marijuana and hashish (a dent Thomas Lyon, however, “While I’m glad this out­ foreman in the materials Funeral services will be held in 1969, when it was torn down ficers of the lodge will be in­ works and clerk of the works— Connecticut’s larger cities and equivalent of a Boeing 707, would have consumed between marijuana derivative) were rageous junket has been department at Pratt & Whitney Monday at 8:30 a.m. from the The Triassic sedimentary to make way for the VERNON stalled Saturday at 8 p.m. in and has been active with the that of troopers in other states. would personally visit the ^slated to I^ave Bradley Inter­ 12,000 and 15,000 gallons of avia­ Aircraft Division of United Air­ John F. Tierney Funeral Home, rocks of the (^nnecticut River confiscated. David Staley, 20, of 7 Temple ceremonies at the Masonic ■governor and ask him to in­ canceled, I regret it had to be tion fuel. Manches.ter Section of LaPenta was released on a degree team both as a partici­ State Personnel Com- craft Corporation, East Hart­ 219 W. Center St., followed by a Valley are famous for dinosaur Interstate 84. St.; and Michael Foley. 19; of Temple, to which the public is pant and coach. tercede. ford. He was a World War II Air service at St. James Church at footprints, but skeletal remains $150 non-surety bond for court Mt. Vernon Apts., both of Ver­ invit^. f — ------r - r iTTTii-Tn r'lini i appearance Jan. 7. He is a charter nniember of Force veteran and a.piember of 9. Burial will be in St. Patrick’s non, were charged yesterday Other elected officers are the lodge, one of the first can­ the Manchester Lodge of Elks. Cemetery, Haverhill, Mass. with possession of controlled Richmond G. Shuttleworth, Other arrests made or sum­ didates when the lodge was Survivors besides his wife are Friends may call at the drugs, illegal possession of senior warden; Robert B. formed in 1964. a son, Russell B. Glasson of funeral home Sunday from 2 to monses issued by Manchester prescription drugs, third- McBride, junior warden; Tremors UAC Closes Police included: Ulasik has also been active in Wethersfield; a daughter, Mrs. 4 and 7 to 9. degree burglary in a building in Wilbur M. Chadwick, past the Independent Order of Odd Patricia Stepanski of The family suggests —Raymond J. Martin, .35, of the daytime, and fourth- master, treasurer; Anderson For Holidays 399 Foster St., charg^ this FelTows and is a past Manchester: a brother, Nor­ memorial contributions be Reported degree larceny. Zeidler, secretary; and Charles chancellor. man Laliberte of East Hart­ made to the American Cancer United Aircraft divisions will morning with breach of peace, Vernon Police said the G. Pirie, trustee for three third-degree assault, and He is a machinist at Pratt and ford; three sisters, Mrs. Bertha Society. be closed from the end of the arrests were made In connec: years, ^adwick and Pirie Whitney Division of United Air­ Hurley and Mrs. Doris Colantl, COLCHESTER (UPI) - business day Saturday, Dec. 22, threatening. Police, who lodged tion with the investigation of succeedTnemselves. the charged via a Circuit Court craft Corp. at East Hartford. A both of Manchester and Mrs. Residents in at least seven until Jan. 2, the company an­ «Uie actions of the two on Union Appointive (micers are 12 arrest warrant, said the bachelor, he lives With his Eklna Howat of South Windsor; .Avind K. Beck towns reported earth tremors nounced to employes today. Stj, Rockville. Walter J. Hilman, senior widowed mother. three grandchildren and one Avind K. Beck, 82, of 46 between 3:40 and 4 p.m, It’s all part of the energy charges stem from an alleged Police said Staley and Foley incident involving Martin’s deacon; Ronald G. Mattram, Frederick M. Gaal great-grandson. Devon Dr., formerly of Eqst Thursday, state police said. crisis, it was reported. were observed- acting junior deacon; Bernard Collet, Funeral services will be held Hartford, died Thursday at a Gui Cardini, a volunteer The company had announced former girlfriend. He was suspiciously and using FABULOUS senior steward; Roy Sanden, Headstone Held Monday at 10 a.m. from the local convalescent home. fireman in Andover told police it would be closed the day released on his written promise paraphernalia described to be a licensed lay speaker of the to appear in court Dec. 31. junior steward; George M. BOISE, Idaho (UPI) - Police John F. Tierney Funeral Home, Bom in Denmark, he lived in a construction trailer was lifted before and the day after Christ­ siin ilar to th at used by Wales, marshal. New England Southern —Joseph A. Savory, 22, of 452 have been holding Francis 219 W. Center St., followed by a Manchester 25 years. He was a off the ground by the force of mas, but now will reopen after marijuana smokers. Also, Patrick Grecco, tiler; Conference of the United W. Middle Tpke., Apt. 46, Headen’s gravestone since June Mass of the Resurrection at the member of Burnside United the disturbance. New Year’s. Police said their investiga­ Wayne M. Garland, chaplain; Methodist Church. He sings in because they can’t find where Church of the Assumption at Methodist Church, East Hart­ Police said they received charged Thursday afternoon tion disclosed that they were in the church choir. with operating an unregistered Albert T. Heavisides, organist; he is buried. 10:30. Burial will be in Rose ford. He was employed as a reports of houses and buildings possession of controlled drugs and Pirie, historian. The ihstallation suite Satur­ motor vehicle and operating a Sgt. Mel Lynn said the Hill Memorial Park, Rocky bricklayer before his retire­ shaking and ground trembling and prescribed drugs and it was day will be headed by Harold V. motor vehicle without a license. Gaal is in the real estate field headstone was found in the Hill. ment. in Hebron, Andover, Bolton, Mixed Emotion disclosed that the source was Hubbard, past master, who ap­ Court date is Jan. 7. and is owner of the F.M. Gaal street and local cemeteries 7 Friends may call at the Survivors are a daughter, Columbia, Coventry, FRUITA, Utah (UPI) - The an office building in Vernon oc­ Agency. He is a member of and pointed Gaal to the line of of­ have been unable to find a funeral home Saturday from 7 Bernice A. Beck of Manchester, Manchester and Vernon. hamlet of Fruita, probably the cupied by doctors. second vice president of the ficers seven years ago. grave to go with it. SANTA EENTERS An eight-week-old puppy, to 9 p.m. and Sunday, 2 to 4 and and sevferal nieces and However, a geophysics last place in Utah where more They were released on bonds valued at about $200, was BVES^Him FOR THE HOh4E Manchester ^ a rd of Realtors 7 to 9 p.m. The family has nephews. professor at the University of than 98 per cent of the people for appearance in Circuit Court reported stolen Thursday from and the Multiple Listing Ser­ requested memorial con­ Funeral services are Satur­ Connecticut said no trace of an have it, are looking forward to 12, Rockville, Dec. 18 w h a t e v S r y o u r n e e d s in l u m b e r a n d vices, Inc. tributions be made to the day at 1 p.m. at the Newkirk earthquake was indicated by a the Scuffy Pet Shop, 330 Broad getting television, probably in St., police said. BUILDING MATERIALS, HOME IMPROVE­ Gaal is a graduate of the Pre-Chrlstmas Manchester Memorial Hospital and Whitney Funeral Home, 318 seismometer. the spring. Nancy Nelson of Portland University of ObecUn in Ohio Mon^ Dw. 19 HAVE Appreciation Fund. Burnside Ave., East Hartford. Edward Chiburis, of the 'The black and white puppy is was charged Thursday with MENT ITEMS, OR DO-IT-YOURSELF MATERI­ The nine families of the com­ a male Lhasa Apso, police said, and the University of Hartford W aVRt9pM Burial will be in Hillside Marine Science Institute in munity, the headquarters of fourth-degree larceny in con­ ALS, YOU CAN FIND THEM HERE. STOP IN and is a member of the UofH Nltos1H9i Cemetery, East Hartford. Groton, said the tremors may which is very small, friendly nection with the investigation Mrs. Ann N. Palaima Capitol Reef National Park, TODAY. Alumni Chapter. There are no calling hours. have been a sonic boom, but and playful. of an incident at the D&L Store, Mrs. Ann N. Palaima, 54, of have mixed emotions about the His Masonic career began in GIFTS THAT GIVE ALL YEAR certainly not an earthquake. action. The four children are Vernon Circle. She was 1946 when be joined Manchester 64 S. Farms Dr; and Sea Brook SOUTH WINDSOR released on a $100 non-surety Beach, N.H.,^ wife of Alfonse excited but their parents aren’t Lodge of Masons. He held dual so sure. Arnold Smart, 25, of East bond for appearance in Circuit memberships at times when he Palaima, died this morning at Hartford, was charged with Ctourt 12, Rockville, Dec. 18. KITCHENAID . . . The name in DISHWASHERS Hartford Hospital. Was away from Manchester in Legal Notices Kidnap Executive Judges Retire third-degree burglary, third- St. Mark’s Lodge at Simsbury Born in Haverhill, Mass., degree larceny, and second- Dec. 1, 1919, she was the BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - HARTFORD (UPI) - Com­ and Wolcott Lodge in Stafford Liquor Permit mon Pleas Court Judge E. Kin- degree criminal mischief in daughter of Thomas and Anielo Police sources said at least Springs, and affiliated with Notice of Application seven men armed with subv month Jr., of Mystic has connection with the investiga­ Friendship Lodge in 1965. NYLON PARKAS Pac Kolodziez. She was a This is to give notice that Marie Rivers tion of an incident Thursday at SAVE WATER! member of the Holy Innocents of 15 Westfield Street, Manchester, has machine guns claiming to be notified Gov. Thomas J. Meskill He belongs to the Scottish filed an application placarded December leftist guerrillas kidnaped an he is retiring Jan. 2. Superior the Jones Motor Co., 540 Rite bodies of Hartford, 32nd a o w WASH YOUR DISHES 3,1973 with the Liquor Control Commis­ Sullivan Ave., South Windsor. sion for a tavern permit for the sale of American oil executive working Court Judge Norman M. Dube degree at Norwich, Nutmeg JUST ONCE A DAY! KitchenAid alcoholic liquor on the premises of 119 of New Haven also will be South Windsor Police said MANCHESTER AUTO for' Esso Oil Ck). Thursday. Two Forest of the Tall Cedars of Regular *25.00 * 1 9 “ Card of Thanks Spruce Street, Manchester. The business SUPERBA days ago President Juan D. retiring early next month. Both Smart was observed entering Lebanon and the Wayfarers will be owned by Robert F. Rivers and the front door of the company. Marie Rivers of 15 Westfield Street, Peron, who has launched a judges are retiring under a law Masonic Club of Hamilton Stan­ DISHWASHER We wish to thank our many friends for Manchester and will be conducted by permitting retirement from the Police said he drove his car into KitchenAid their kindness and sympathy, floral and Marie Rivers as permittee. “war on Marxis.” in Argentina, dard. promised “maximum potec- bench at 65 instead' of the man­ the building and closed the A Shriner, he belongs to 2 CYCLE spiritual bouquets, cars, drivers, door. They said he was seen by DEALERS ASSN. NOW messages and various courtesies during tion” to foreign businessmen datory age of 70. Sphinx Temple, the Omar The Cadillac the illness and deaUi of our mother, Mrs. an employe and drove his car DISHWASHER Isabella Heritage. This is to give notice that Rose Marie threatened by guerrillas. Shrine Club and the Moslem of dishwashers The Heritage Family______Santas of 50 Tinker Pond Road, Bolton, Workers Strike through a fibreglass door upon Regular *22:95 Conn., 06040 has filed an applicaUon NEW HOURS Shrine Club of Eastern Connec­ FuH cycle for washing ar>d drying. Rinse placarded December 4, 1973 with the WETHTSFIELD, Conn. leaving .the building. ticut.' cycle for partial loads. Automatic dual * 1 8 * * detergent dispenser. No wasted space In Memoriam Liquor Control Commission for a Smart was picked up later by (UPI) — Puerto Rican workers ’ 7 - Gaal is a lay leader at South loading radts. In loving memory of our father, package liquor permit for the sale of Fire Viclim who struck a frozen food East Hartford Police and Anthony, and mother, Mary Civiello, and alcoholic liquor on the premises of An­ ENFIELD (UPI) - Francis United Methodist Church and is brother, James. dover Package Store, Route 6, Andover, manufacturer Wednesday and turned over to South Windsor All-WaiitiM'° Conn., 06232. TOe business will be owned E. Dwyer, 54, a fire marshal in Thursday were to be con­ Police who said he had about MONDAY 9 A.M.-8 P.M. NOW God took them home, it was His will. by Abilio R. Santos tc Henry BotUcello of Enfield, died Thursday while But in our hearts they liveth still. 50 linker Pond Hd., Bolton, Conn, and sidered for rehiring today. $1,000 worth of tools, which Coin Theft Seven cycles for the ultimate in dish 209 Hillstown Rd., Manchester, Conn., fighting a fire at an apartment About 39 workers walked off were recovered. He is to appear COATS The Civiello and washing convenience, feel confident E and will be conducted by Rose Marie complex in Enfield, police Plto UiMr $ 3 9 8 8 Kelly families their jobs in support of a fellow in Circuit Court 12, East Hart­ TUESDAY 9 A.M.-°8 P.M. that your family is not being expo Santos as permittee. reported. Authorities said Suspect Ragiriariaojo sed to bacteria and g6rms from worker who had unsuccessfully ford. dishes not washed in warm enough D \^er was pronounced dead on Charge It! water The 180^ samcyde takes care tried to have his salary in­ Arrested of all that. arrival at Wesson Memorial creased, and were all fired. A Larry Howley, 18, of 60 Oak WEDNESDAY 9 A.M.-8 P.M. LYNN, Mass. (UPI) - Hospital, Springfield. The blaze workers’ committee hnd their St., South Windsor, was Leonard Piazza, 44, a painter, caused smoke and fire damage, union representative from the charged with evading respon­ was arrested in a variety store but its cause was not im­ Amalgamated Meat Cutters sibility and failure to drive a THURSDAY 9 A.M.-6 P.M. GUARANTEE THE CLEANLINESS Thursday night in connection mediately determined. and Butcher Workmen of North reasonable distance apart in with the robbery Sunday of an­ OF YOUR DISHES. SILVERWARE America are negotiating to connection with the investiga­ AND UTENSILS WHEN YOU USE C FRIDAY 9 A.M.-6 P.M. cient coins from the Fogg have the strikers rehired. tion of a two-car accident on of your diolca A DISHWASHER . . . KEEP Ellington Rd., South Windsor, Museum at Harvard, believed Burn Viclim the largest such heist ever WHUtlia UP YOUR FAMILY S HEALTH HARTFORD (UPI) - An 8- No milk yesterday Thursday. Police said Howley struck a SATURDAY 9 A.M.-5 P.M. pulled. SLACKS Purchase of any THIS WINTER WITH KITCHENAID year-old Windsor girl who was SACRAMENTO,, Calif. car driven by Raymond Liver­ He was arrested on a warrant burned by a hot water bottle at (UPI) —Milk cows were issued by Cambridge District St. Francis Hospital in 1965, has practically unknown in more Jr., 25, of Loveland Hill SPORT GOAT $50.00 to $eo.t California until Americans Rd., Vernon, as Livermore was court and was freed on $10,000 been awarded $18,000. A bail. H4f’was to appear in the FITZGERALD Superior Court jury made the brought them into the state. starting to make a left turn. KEEP THAT THERMOSTAT DOWN AND STILL FEEL COMFORTABLE! Neither Spaniards nor Police said Howley did not stop. court today. award Thursday to Theresa Mexicans favored milking and Piazza: who resides here, Was McGrath. The lawsuit said Dr. He is scheduled to appear in 799 FUNERAL HOME did little of it during the arrested by Cambridge detec- Main Harold F. Scully of West Hart­ state’s early days. Circuit Court 12, East Hartford, No. AH067M—I7j Stainless steel, silver grey,dial, EDWARD M. nTZGERALD, DMECTOR ties after they received infor- Street Westinghouse Westinghouse ford, the anesthesiolgist placed Dec. 24. sell-wind chronograph (stop-watch mation that he bore a device), 98.2 ft. water-tested, instant M anchestel 225 Main Street hot water bottles on her legs to day-date change bilingual Engllsh-Spanish remarkable similarity to one of MEN^SSHOI control her temperature during calendar, 30 minute recorder. four suspects depicted in a com­ 68 DEGREES CAN BE Manchester Only $120. the operation. TTie suit said the posite sketch and distributed COMFORTABLE WHEN water was too hot and resulted this week. YOU ADD MOISTURE! PHONE 643-5940 in bums to her right leg and DIBNIFIED, TRADITIONAL SERVICE ankle. ENERGY TIP: Pferfect Don't be left out in the cold because of dry winter air. Add some humidity to your home and see how cozy you Christmas gift can be. 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PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M aadieiter. Conn- Fri.. Dec. 7 . 197» M^G H E ST ER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Dec. 7. 1973- PAGE SEVF.NTRp.n rr. South Windsor CONSUMER SALES CLEARANCE CENTER Hockey Association Seeks Sponsor OFFERS ANOTHER FANTASTIC '~ ^ V o l . XXXVI, No. 9 Friday, Dec. 7.1973 JUDITH KUEHNEL parents Interested in providing keep one players on the icq,for Orchard Hill Program Corretpondent the youngsters of the communi­ the season. It is hoped thkt in­ Orchard Hill School will be 644*1364 ty with a winter nort, are dividuals, busineslies or presenting its annual Christmas CCOlGimTIONS The South Windsor Youth' desperately in need of q>onaOrs organizations will sponsor a boy program Dec 11, at 7 p.m. in the Hockey Association, a non­ for the young athletes. for 950. The sponsor would then school gym. isim r GREAT AUCTION SALE profit organization composed of A total of 9150 Is needed to receive a photo of their player Refreshments will be served Past, present, and future, to display. who could get hold of any old following the performance. those three. We should be in­ lumber or rubbish tried t6 make The remainder of the money ON FAMOUS BRAND APPLIANCES. TV's, STEREO’S, VAC’S, etc. Everyone is invited. terested in all of them. some shelter from the sun and needed to keep the boy skating Veterans It is indeed a narrow person rain. would be shared equaUy by the Town Assessor Bert who confines his interegt to any Food was so scarce that association and the player. McNamara has asked veterans one of the .exclusion of the U.S. Social Goals There are prraently 153 boys everyone was undernourished or servicemen on active duty to others. Most of our life span is and some nearly starved and and four girls, divided into four show proof of thtiir status by devoted to the present. We sick. Said Slipping leveps. The Mites, which is Jan. 1 in order that they may be must provide for our iiving and primarily a "learning team”; Uncle Bertram was in great eligible for tax exemptions. for those we have with us. pain. He crawled toward the PRICES SLASHED ON the Squirts, 9 and. 10 year olds; NEW HAVEN (AP) - The Veterans must file discharge About the future we actuaily high fence to ask a guard, ihe change from the “turned Pee Wees, 11 and 13 year olds; United States, after taking on” atmos^ere of the 1960s Is papers and servicemen must know very little. patroling on top of it, if he I M M E BOANDS, Such and the Bantams, 13 and 14 submit annual affidavits signed When we get older and great strides in social better­ worrisome, he added, b ^u se years olds. would try to get a doctor for thapoM, Sylrm ln, ZmHh, Motorola, Oonorol Eloe- by their commanding officerl relinquish more of the present him or smuggle .him some ment during the 1960’s seems to “ student life is a good This year the Northern me, PCA, Kitchen Ala, Colorto, Hoover, Hegira, Panooonle. a te . be losing ground this decade. barometer of life of the A 91.000 exemption is to younger people, we have Jamaica ginger to relieve the Connecticut Youth Hockey deducted from the assessed more time to feel our pain in his stomach. '< The president of Notre Dame nation.” League, if which South Windsor University says. value of taxable property relationship with the past. And A wire was stretched on Father Hesburgh, a leading is a member, has scReduled 10 The Rev. Theodore M. owned by veterans or ser­ so it is that O.C. cherishes the stakes a couple yards inside the spokesman for h i^ r educa­ games. And added 14 non­ Hesburgh said, “while we viceman if the exemption history and folklore about his fehce. When he got near that THIS SREAT SALE STARTS tion, was at Yale to deliver league games will bring the climbed up to a peak (last three talks under toe univer­ papers are filed in time. predecessors. wire the guard aimed at him total to 24 games schedule for Veterans with disability He suggests and highly decade), 1 think we’ve leveled sity’s prestigious Terry Lec­ the season. and said he would shoot if Ber­ oil and are slipping back a bit.” tures program. rating from the Veterans Ad­ recommends that any retired tram passed the wire. TODAY AT MANCHESTER Approximately 914,000 ‘ is ministration are granted ad­ person who is assail^ by the One underlying threat of the (^mmenting on his subject, needed to keep the teams Uncle Bertram crawled back ditions exemptions up to 93,000 feeling that it is all over lor into the hut and asked the other current scandals in the federal “The Year 2()00: Dream or playing this year. In the past based on the extent of disahili- him, start trying to trace back fellow to tell his sister, but died CLEARANCE CENTER ONLY! administration is that people, nightmare;” he said toe world some of the needed revenue has particularly young people, will has the materihls to elhninate ty. his own life history and without telling where she lived. been raised through candy sales Also, applications for forebears. Instead of being Tapped For All-CCIL Soccer Team react with greater cynicism, he many of its ills. and donation. That man had spent what time said. But “you won’t have peace in perferential assessment on bored by time dragging, he will and expense he could for many FRIGIDAIRE WESTINGHOUSE The teams are coached by form, forest and open space Comiy IifeCuiTy and Mike Lombardo. Not pictured is “I like the present genera­ the world unless we get a much find it flying so fast he wishes years'to fulfill that wish of a WHIRLPOOL Manchester High School placed five (» the All-OCIL Jerry O’Sullivan, the Mites; A1 land must be made during this there was more of it. stranger. tion, they’re wonderful,” he better distribution of S n e l^ v e and Bill MaGuire, AUTOMATIC 2SPEE0 Soccer team. From left are; Ray Sullivan, Werner Cacace, Reiner Cacace. (HSW photo by Stone) month or January. One of O.C.’s grandmothers Doesn’t that teach us WASHER said duri^ a news conference resources,” he said, noting that the Squirts; Jack Hird and 7 The assessor’s office is open told about one of her uncles who something? WASHER WASHER at Yale University. “But it the United States enjoys a vast Terry Chase, the Pee Wees; takes some work to turn them wealth of supplies compared to from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. was a marine on the English Retired persons who have 2 SPEED Dave White and (jhuck Culotta; Monday through Friday. on sometimes.” the rest of the world. the Bantams. ship that took Napoleon completed their working Bonaparte into exile on the careers need not feel they are <158 island of St. Helena after the worthless. Hoopsters Are Ready battle of Waterloo. His old If their hearing is impaired DEMO. powder horn has been passed they can bequeath their tem­ down until it is now O.C.’s poral bones to help others to cherished possession. hear. They are needed for study ■Boys- • ^ irh THE W.G. GLENNEY CO. Another of her uncles was a and research to benefit our SANYO drummer in the American fellow men. WHIRLPOOL HOTPOINT On Monday, Nov. 26,1 had an Moriarty also says that this If aiqrone stops In the gym tourney. This is a definite goal, Army in the War of 1812. We One can also bequeath his ELECTRIC interview with Jim Moriarty, year’s team is the best nnaterial after school, they will notice as expressed by Miss F a i g ^ t . still have his drum-sticks eyes to an eye bank so they can ELECTRIC . social studies teacher and var- that he has ev«r seen in all his MHS’s winter teams in session. The following girls a n those labeled to identify them. be used to bring some unfor­ DRYER DRYER . sity basketball coach here at years as a basketball coach. Among the groups |sracticing you will be seeing vanity ac­ The other grandmother had a tunate person from blindness DRYER Manchester High.;' Although two of our best the girU’ 197^74 basketbaU tion this year: Gail Ba^ett, brother in the Union Army in back to an enjoyable life. Coach Moriarty feels very .players, senior Dallas Dodge squads. Working on drills and Linda Chapman, Wendy Comp, the Civil War. He didn’t come Also., we can donate our strongly that this year’s varsity and junior Ray Sullivan are out strategy, a weU-prqiared team Karen Doyan, Betty Funke, back and it was supposed he had bodies to a medical school for team has got what it takes to with injuries. Coach Mcniarty is has many goals for this year’s Anne Gracyalny, Jean been killed in battle. study and research. ’They are Halloran, Ann Leslie, Cathy get it through a good season and still very hopeful. campaign. Many years later a strange needed for the training of doc­ possibly become state champs. The boys practice very hard M in Faignant (varsity) and; Linsinbigler, Nancy Narleon, man came to the door, in­ tors and surgeons and many Despite the loss of such for their games, Monday, Mias Lind (jv) act as this year’s Linda Russel, and Gail troduced himself and said he parts now can be stored in greats through last year’s Wednesday and Friday afte^ coaches. They have alr«Kty Shimaitis. For Your Ready To Finish had been searching for years to banks for the rehabilitation of graduation as Tom Tucker, h i^ noons and Tuesday and conducted a series of tryouts This year’s managers are locate grandma whenever he folks who otherwise would be NORGE scorer. Rich Habeiern, top Thursday nights, as well as on before selecting this year’s Jane Polowitzer and Sue could get time for it. He had cripples; WHIRLPOOL rebounder, Larry Perry, star­ Saturdays. teams. Knowled^ of skills and Nevins. The girls promise Furniture Needs! been a fellow prisoner with You will feel better when you DELUXE BUILT-IN ting center and Phil Stonenian, On Tuesday, Dec. 11, why not ability were their primary many added attractions for grandmd’s bYother (mother’s carry your identification cards starting guard, the Tribe still come on out to the basketball requirements. Many giris have your halftime enjoyment. Uncle Bertram) in Anderson- for all of these things, knowing GAS DRYER DISHWASHER has a great defensive line, llie game? It will be an away game, retamed from last year’s squad ’The first home gam e is ville prison after they had been that your passing will im­ following seniors are returning played a t Maloney High School and many have moved up from DMember 11, against East captured by the- Confederate mediately begin benefiting as candidates for possible star­ in Meriden. Tickets will be on junior.varsity positiona. Hartford. Come out and support forces. many. Your family is relieved ting positions; Kim Bushey, sale in front of the office for This return fd talent adds this year’s promising cam­ There were so many of all funeral arrangements and Kurt Carlson, John Feenev. those of you who will be taking depth and expereince to the paign. — Cherrie Hyde SAVE 15% prisoners that the buildings expense. The only ones who can Connie McCurry and Joe the bus. So, listen in your • squad. Starting from scratch could not hold them all- and object to this is the under­ Stankewicz. To round out the homeroom for time and date of last year it is h^ped that a basic many had to stay out in the yard takers. Indian squad, juniors John ticket sales. We want to see you training and rebuilding period During the Holiday in all kinds of weather. Those Koepsel.and Jack Maloney are there. Remember, your team is with concentration on fun­ Whopper WESTMGHOIISE HOTPOINT expected to turn In fine pMor- as good as you make it! — Mary damentals will carry this year’s D.E. E SeasonI 4 CYCLES mances. Charest team into the local post season I PORTABLE CONVERTIBU Coach Moriarty feels that we Eaters m o$ All You Do It Add A Little Youl 3 Drawtr Chest f tm DISHWASHER CONVERTIBLE have definitely improved over Ready To Rnleh Furniture, Eto. VanItY DISHWASHER last year and that we are very Undefeated fl«S.ZS, made it all possible, Joe 8. T

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.1 0 . . \ PAOK rnGHTEEN - MANCHESTKR EVENING HERALD. Mancheiter, Conn.. Fri.. Dec. 7 . 1W8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Comi.. Fri.. Dec. 7.1973 — PAGE N1NETEEN~ Abortion Rules Revised Bolton \ HARTFORD (AP) - The regulations submitted by the Here^s Schedule TAG NOW - CUT UTER state Public Health Council has council were ordered reworked Bike Hikes Prove Popular approved a revised set of by the attorney general’s office proposed state regulations in October. For Bookmobile DONNA HOLLAND with dealing with abortion. ’The new set, which incor­ Blackledge Country C3ub for 8;30 a.m. Riders will head of religiods instruction, arts CHRISTMAS TREES , e The regulations now must go porates some of Atty. Gen. CorreBporident breakfast, 'followed by a trip towards Vernon and the Crystal Here is next week’s schedule for The ’Thomas Hooker, a 646-0375 and crafts and recreation. before ^ state legislature’s Robert K. Killian’s suggestions through Hebron and Andover Lake area. The main purpose of tbe for revision, is expected to Connecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to the before returning to Bolton. . FRANK ATWOOD Regulations Review Committee In November Bolton High Falcetta and Audette Invite program is to augment the Sun­ reach final adoption according Manchester Public Library system; On Nov. 24 the club covered and the state attorney general School teacher Tony Falcetta all students in the Bolton school day program of religious in­ \ for further action. to state Health Commissioner over 40 miles on a ride begin­ ' \ FABULOUS and Fred Audette thought it system and any adults who struction. Sections of a previous set of Douglas S. Lloyd, ning at 8;30 a.m. (all rides stort would like to join the group to All interested parents may MONDAY, DEC. 10 would be a good time to get at this time) at Bolton High some kids together for a weekly be at the gharmacy before 8:30 bring their cliildren Saturday. 9:20 to 9:50 a;m. — Bluefield Dr. ' " School and heading towards the a.m. and to kndw that they will 10 to 10:30 a.m. — McGuire Lane. bike hike. AdfenI Events SANTft EE Coventry Lake area. ’The group be more than welcome. . StyOeorge’s Church is obser- 10:40 to 11:50 a.m. — Manchester Manor. The initial response was rested briefly at Falcetta’s tremendous and as the weeks The ultimate goal of the Cy­ ving^special Advent events on 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. - Falknor Dr. house before traveling down HAVi passed and the students cle Qub is to make overnight the four Sundays before Christ­ 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Devon and Crestwood Drs. Hendee Rd. in Ck>ventry to Rt. camping trips in the spring. mas. realized the dub was not one- 6, Andover, and then rdurning ANY TREE ON THE LOT q r o THAT CIVEAU. YEAS 2:30 to 3 p.m. - Presidential Village Apts. shot deal, the number par­ Club members help each other Last week the Advent wreath to Bolton. keep their bikes in repair. On was blessed. ticipating increased, from 12 On Dec. 2, the group left from Bring the Family to Select Your Treel ^ TUESDAY, DEC. i r students the first week to more long trips students not having This Sunday The Rev. John 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. - Hollister and N. Elm Sts. Sperry’s Glen, riding to ten speeds or easy riding bikes Flora III will preach on “.’The than 20 last Saturday. Glastonbury. ’There they were 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Hawthorne and Strickland Sts. So far, Joan Zeppa, Chris are waited for. Second Coming of Christ.” TREE FARM EUREKA GIFT SHOP 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. - E. Middle Tpke. near MHS. served refreshments and enter­ Audette noted that only two On Sunday, Dec. 16, children U O lW EiaiT VACUUM Carpenter and Steve Green KEN'S CHRISTMAS tained by art teacher Mrs. students have been lost along will decorate the^ Jesse Tree 977 Main Straat 1:30 to 2:40 p.m. — Manchester Parkade near Sears. have proven to be the heartiest. Marion Nicolay. After traveling aiANER 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Flag and Richmond Drs. . ’They have not yet missed a the way so far, and they did with handmade' ornaments BARBER HILL ROAD, SOUTH WINDSOR In Downtown Manehoater.. through Glastonbury, East make it home safely. 3:30 to 4 p.m. - Barry and Saulters Rds. ride. which are symbols that repre­ Tel. 644-0444 or 875-5470 Hartford and Manchester the , Super Saturday 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Esquire Dr. The initial trip, Nov. 11, sent people in the world. ObRctionB: From W ippifii - Routs 74, turn Itft on Fostsr S t st firs- group returned to Bolton. Tbe St. George Episcopal Church Sunday, Dec. 23, a service of 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. - Northfield and Centerfield Sts. covered about 25 miles. Begin­ trip was about 32 miles. houss. rt on WkidtotviNs R d .-« FHiptrald Ford, toft on G riffin from 9:30 until 11:30 a.m. visited by St. Nicholas Rd., toft on Barbsr HRI Rd. -1 mito on rifht 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. — Hilliard St. and Clearview Ter. Super Saturday is a program following the service. 11 to 11:30 a.m. - Woodland and Broad Sts. OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 9 to S 11:40 a'.m. to 12:10 p.m. — Tower and French Rds. 1:30 to 2 p.m. - Hemlock St. and Lodge Dr. Columbia 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Congress St. 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — S. Hawthorne St. The W. Q. GLENNEY CO. 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Durant and Crescent Sts. 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Cambridge and Oxford Sts. Plan Would Cut 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. - Homestead Park Village. THURSDAY, DEC. 13 School Fuel Use 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. — N. School and Edwards Sts. 7 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Wood Lane and North St. VIRGINIA CARLSON eluding dances, sports, PTA, 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. - Woodbridge St., Phelps Rd. Correspondent Rec Council and church. "Cold Members of three generations make up an efficient crew for sawing firewood at the Safranek home on Laek St., Bolton. 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Singer Learning Center. Tel. 228-9224 days” may be called in severe Oscar Forand, center, operates the saw rig. Joseph Safranek, left, takes away the cut chunks. Gary Safranek, 13, is ready 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. - Spring St. and Cobb Hill Rd. Board of Education weather. with another four-foot stick from the pile. (Herald photo by Ofiara) 2:50 to 3:20 p.m, — Harvest Lane and Sunnybrook Dr. members, presented with a six- Walter Schroder, board 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Carriage Dr. and Mayfield Rd. point contingency plan for member, said the Connecticut meeting the energy crisis, have Boards of Education ’The business of cutting and most of the sections of trunk accepted only two of the holds the four-foot stick which further information on the bur­ FRIDAY, DEC. 14 recommended to the state supplying fireplace wo^ is are used for firewood. These proposals, tabling the others is pressed against the revolving ning qualities of different board of education that the booming in the Manchester large pieces have to be split, 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Tolland ’Tpke. near No. 900. until a coordinated plan can be saw blade. species of wood, I was offered a state shut down schools for two area as winter comes and all of and this is still a hand opera­ 2:15 to 2:45 p.m. — Drexel and Croft Drs. sought with Windham High the NEW PLACE for Christmas Gift Ideas Asked how much wood he rhyme that Hartford County weeks over Christmas, reopen us who heat our homes with oil tion, accomplished with steel 3:05 to 3:35 p.m. — Bryan and Cornwall Drs. School. expected to handle, Joe Agent Fred Nelson said until Feb. 15 and shut down anticipate short supplies. wedges and a maul. ’They are 3:50 to 4:20 p.m. - Rachel Rd. The proposals, recommended Safranek said he had thought he someone had sent him. It was again for two weeks. These two Driving along Lake St., sawed into fireplace lengths by Superintendent Clarence Ed­ would have SO to 60 cords as his credited to an anonymous vacations would be in lieu of ail Bolton, I glim ps^ a one-word after they have l ^ n split. mondson, include shortening sale for the winter but expects author, he said. other vacations, Schroder said. the school day, closing schools sign "Wood” and turned into Joe said he pays q^thing for now it may go to 100 cords. He Time lost would be picked up during the severest periods and the driveway at the home of the trees. The owner gives sometimes buys wood that at the end of the school year or “Beechwood fires are bright Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Safranek them to him for his trouble in someone else has cut “if the eliminating all activities held possibly through snow days. to find a busy wood-cutting cutting them and getting the and clear after school. Edmondson will contact the price is reasonable.” / operation in full swing. wood off the property. He If the logs are kept a year. 'The board agreed to suspend Windham superintendent to try Joseph Safranek, who is leaves the cut stacks to season Ash Burns When Green Chestnut’s only good, they say. . field trips with the hope they to coordinate a plan between making a full time job of for a year, or preferably, a year Ash, he told us, is the only If for long it’s laid away. Captivating, can be reinstated in the spring. the two towns. hauling and cutting wood while and a half, if possible, but de­ wood that will bum well when it Birch and fir logs bum too fast. A conservation plan has been Mrs. Harriet Rosen, board demand is strong, works at the mand is ahead of supply this is green, and, looking for Blaze up bright and do not last. implemented within the school, member, wanted action on the home of his brother, Edwin, year and there probably isn’t Elinwood burns like a Mood Creating Card with thermostats turned down plan because she feels the who has two jobs. Edwin works enough dry, cut firewood chiu^yard mould. to 68 degrees during the day and problem is more serious than from 3 to 11 p.m. at Cheney anywhere in the area to go Court E’en the very flames are cold. lower after school hours. reports given. Bros, velvet mill, comes home around. Poplar gives a bitter smoke. Be your mood gay, religious or sentimental, we The proposal for shortening She wanted acUon on elimina­ for sleep and breakfast and then ’The hardest woods make the Cases Fills your eyes a i^ makes you have just the card for you by Red Farm, Marcel- the school day involved tion of all after-school activities gets out to the woodpile. best fuel for the fireplace, says choke. Schurman, Fravessi, Gordon Fraser, Kfistin-Elllott delaying the opening time o in the building and “cold days” Edwin’s father-in-law, Oscar Safranek, putting oak and Apple wood will scent your and Stone House. 10:30 a.m. and closing at 3 p.m. called in severe weather. , 24-PC. CRESCENT* 7-PT. Forand, likes to help with the maple at the top of his list. Ap­ CIRCUIT COURT 12 room The plan eliminates recesses Edmondson said if the state 4-FT. SCOTCH SOCKET SETS FIR sawing, and when we took the ple wood makes a hot and ManchMtor SMtIon With an incense like perfume. and provides a 30-minute lunch comes up with a program, PIN E TREES 7-FT. picture for this column, Gary fragrant fire, and sometimes he Oak and maple, if dry land old. hour. Edmondson also Columbia will find it hard not to BALSAM TREES ’The case of Joseph Noel, 23, Open Mon. thru Sat. 9:30 to 5:30 SCOTCH Safranek, 13, Ed’s son, was gets a chance to cut down an Keep away the winter cold. suggested the plan be effected follow it.. He agreed the situa­ of East Hartford, charged with Thurs. till 9:00 PINE TREES helping after school. Gary has abandoned apple orchard. But ash wood wet and ash wood the last school week in tion is far worse than the public robbery, carrying weapons in a Christmas NIte Hours: Dec. 10th. through 21st E dry December, the months of REG. 0 0 9 7 two sisters, Christine, 18, and Curiously, hie still finds a fair motor vehicle, and possession is being told. A king shall warm his slippers Week Days til 9:00 P.M. January and February and the $ 2 3 .6 5 Henrietta, 5, and a brother, amount of chestnut, killed by of a non-narcotic substance R I0 .$ 9 .9 S by.” first two weeks of March. Qenn, 12. blight many years ago, but still (marijuana), was continued to % ^ 'a n d '/4 " f o r Out of the 373 families sur­ Joe does most of the work in excellent firewood if it has not Dec. 10 by Judge Nicholas electronic, automotive & Long-needle tree in tra­ 237 tips, outswept shape, $29.95 the woods, and he gets his trees been lying on the wet ground. veyed regarding this sugges­ Veterans Club home appliance use. ditional upswept shape. real pine conet. Fkme- Armentano inThinsday. tion, 53 would be adversely 148 tips, traditional from developers who want the Chestnut has the ability to Noel is being held in ^ e Hart­ To Visit Vets Plastic carry case. 4 7 tips. VITith stand. resiitant. With stand. land cleared for building resist decay for an incredible affected, according to Edmond­ upswept shape. Flame- ford Correctional Center on a 2SI49/S0434/I . 47229/S0SI8/1 . 47221/ 50920/1 son, referring to working The Manchester Community resistant. With stand. houses. He has been working number of years. v $11,000 surety bond awaiting 47227/50510/1 GARDENS parents. ’This proposal would College Veterans Club will recently in the Box Mountain Cherry wood bums well, and hearing. The charges stem Plant* That Pleata! C save about 2,000 gallons of oil. sponsor a '“Las Vegas Night” area, not far from home, but there are many large wild from a Dec. 2 armed robbery of has a job ahead in East Granby, cherry trees in the woo^. Some \oodland The school uses about 55,000 Saturday at the Rocky Hill a Manchester woman in front of ★ LET JOHN, LEON OR PHIL ZAPADKA HELP YOU ★ gallons a year. Veterans Hospital. a considerable distance from customers ask for birch her Niles Dr. residence. W . have a wide 100 WOODLAND ST.-0PEN DAILY T iU O-PHONE 043-8474 Another proposal by the This function is for the Bolton.. because they like its looks; and selection oj /Iccutrons by Joe uses a chain saw, cuts superintendent is to dose benefit of the hundreds of RMNCNICKPOUCY birch, too, make a nice fire. Edward Vasseur, 24, of South down the trees designated by Most people like firewood cut Bulova. This is the per­ school (for the February vaca­ patients i^lip make their home W w W n u f Windsor, was given a 90-day ■■Ml Mi UMI ■ ■ IB MVMIIIBiV ITW pnCB BlIMwIV ■MCSpi TW nW R i sonal timepiece xvith a tion on Feb. 8 and reopen Feb. at Rocky Hill, many of whom RMnMi tf Euc UMM fMNUM IMM IlUfll it IMt CRNmAIiIi pImMM the developer, whatever their 15 to 18 inches long, but one suspend^ sentence and placed “Tfec Symbol ■MifyaurgM^offiMOMm; 25. Since Feb. 12 is a holiday have no family or friends. species, cuts the logs and larger man in the area has a fireplace on one-year probation by Judge vibrating tuning fork anyway, only four days Would People are needed to help dis­ limbs into four-foot leng& , large enough so he asks for Armentano for operating a as the timekeeping have to be made up. tribute baked goods Saturday AWARD WlNNING''GUmNSERVieE” which are stacked in the woods ^four-foot lengths. motor vehicle while under of Christmas^ element. From $100. As This could be accomplished and who are willing to go with until they can be moved. He Sdl by Truckload suspension charge of Aug. 29. r leaves the brush to be pQt pictured, xvith yellow by holding half-day sessions in the club and talk to the men. BOTTLE/JUG The Safraneks sell wood by Vasseur was also finid $300 through a power chipper and gold-filled case, $17 f. May on Saturdays, or taking un- For more information, con­ HUMIDITT- the truckload, and not by the along with the suspended CUTTER KITS (P, W. •* MAHCHESTER spread on the ground as mulch, u s ^ snow days or a con^ina- tact anyone in the Veterans CONTROLLED !■ » I r cord, and a load, for $30, is sentence. Paul MIkkolson, Our Nowost 3-4 FLOWERS Easy Payments DREMEl EUCTRIC NMNCHESnR PARKADE and leaves the stumps to be tion of both, he said. Club at the college. slightly under a cord, which is a TERRARIUMS pushed out by the contractor’s He added that teachers do not ENGRAVERS NEXT TO BUTTERFIELD’S stack four feet wide, four feet other cases ’Thursday: Umg LasUng Varletyl 649-8637 bulldozer and hauled to a duihp. want to cut into the April vaca­ high and eight feet long. ’There —Wayne Bellefleur, 18, of 400 tion because they feel it is im­ DKOUPAGE Split by Hand Vernon St., fined $15 for failure Choose from Red, are too many chances for argu­ portant to the students. PLAQUE KITS He occasionally has a buyer ment, says Joe, when you have to obey a State ’Traffic Connmis- Another recommendation Medical Speaker for saw logs, but not often, and to measure the amount in every sion (STC) sign. Pink or White... JEWELERS-SILVERSMITH8 SINCE 1900 would eliminate all after-school sale. —Leslie Doty, 29, of Bolton, * Will Visit MMH Do-it-yourself kit has activities in the building, both Mr. l^orand, who lives now on disorderly conduct, nolled (not 3.95 WREATHS . 998 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER school and community, in- Dr. Bruce Bower of Hartford All you need is your ovm all you need to create Permanently marks valu­ Dobson Ave. in Vernon, former­ prosecut^). WOODLAND GARDENS > HARTFORD • MIDDLETOWN • NEW BRITAIN (Plain or Dacoratad) will spend several, hours selection of plants, and exciting glass objects! ables for fost ID. Solid VISIT —Kerwin Sands, 16, of QIFT 8UQQE8TIONS ly operated the Lake St. place Plain, ^liam, Pine and ’Tuesday with tbe medical staff creative talentsl K Y 'dia. Tolland, fined $15 for operating carbide replopeoble point. as a general farm, with cattle Princen Pine from...... |i jg r------*------at Manchester Memorial . S7937/402S0/1 59050/502II/I ^ tu res 4 Norman Rock­ a motor vehicle without a *Partrld(e Berry Bowli ...... U.W-N.H 5S2II/S0S52/I . and other livestock, but some of -Chriitnws Cactai ...... IN up Hospital during which he will well children prints. Kit WHITHAM’S license, $15 foe operating an un- -Chrlitnuf Cherrte*...... ll.n the farm land has been sold and assist in visiting patients and has all you'll needi register^ motor vehicle, and ■African VioMt...... MUMS (Qit Flowera) there is no stock there now. He m " poti) I The camera that makes participate in con^tations. .1 ^542/30271/1 told us with pride that he had $15 for operating without in­ Blankeu. and PllSin Also: Aaileu and Cydaroeo Dr. Bower is an expert in en­ Christmas made the saw rig with his own surance. d ia le d for tbe ceroefeiy up. Garland Roping, LaunI, Pine, PriocoM its a m Hashes- docrine diseases. His visit is a IuukIs, with* a 10-horsepower —Dale Ransom, 21, of Ver­ Pine and LycopoAeum...... No yd part of a continuing education gasoline engine that drives a non, fined $20 for failure to obey program arranged for circular saw and wlU sta rt in a traffic signal. A second count members of the medical staff Shop was nolled. weather. A tilting table HELP THE BIRDS — FEED THEM NO Wi at the hospital for the purpose FOR THE FINEST IN • SUNFLOWER SEED • CRACKED CORN - - of continual!^ updating' their • WILD BIRD FEED • SUET CAKES knowledge and introducing Im­ (Audobon Mix) • BIRO HOUSES • THISTLE FEEDERS proved trohniques. CHRISTMAS TREES • T H IS T L E S E E D • BIRO. FEEDERS • SUNFLOWER FEEDERS At noon. Dr. Bower will speak • HEMP SEED • ELECTRIC BIRD • SQUIRREL FOOD FEEDERS to the staff on ‘"The Manage­ BALSAM « PEANUT HEARTS WATER WARMERS '’•BIRD BATHS ment of Diabetes in the 7-PC. PEWTER FIRE ENSEMBLES WHITE SPRUCE Surgical Patient.” Hammered pewter , G . L 20-LIGHT SHEARED PLANTATION TREES. TAQNOW CUT LATER screen, andirons, C H A R SETS FRAGRANT, HOLD THEIR NEEDLES O R NATIVE TREES GROWN AT OUR " STILL TIME WE’RE AT YOUR SERVICEI 4-pc. flreset. Pull WELL. NURSERY. chain. 3 8 " X 31". Merry Midget dear bulbs TO PLANT BULB8I Turn geoaraUooa of Uie Zapadka Family are at your lenrica Uie year round to aaaiat yoa in aU of Greediness Discouraged 4 9 ? are rugged, Rghlweight. 20 TULIP MIX...N0W*1.09 IS2SS/904SS/I -Free- your planUng, gardening and growing neada. We HARPENDEN, England 20454/50501/1 00 CROCUS .....NOW ‘to o pride ourielvei in glvinii our valuaSla yeara of Forind^usc. With each tree purchased you will knowledge to our wonderful cuitomara and (UPI)—’Trying to keep his tank 20 ORRPE HYACINTH . NOW frienda. Tka advice ia fraa, ploaie don’t healtata to full during the oil crisis cost a receive KLINQ. Heipe prevent *A lor It... K e y B i M m e - tm motori8t”’$2.50 for five cents needle drop. OPEN worth of gasoline ’Thursday. everr lash 10 Garage owner Lou Oggelsby DAILY said he had imposed a IB.50 . Wresths, Cemetety Baskets, 9 A M . to S P.M. LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES Pnturing ^ , Evertlash Is ready to shoot day or nIghL minimum on all sales to dis­ 336 Salaet Tham Now — Ftont Thant Latart MANCHESTER • Each flash costs less than V . The savings Never buy flasheubes again. courage drivers trying to keep NORTH M l,' Including Sunday In flasheubes will help pay for the cam­ Uses Instant load 126 cartrldgp. Color “topped.up” during the crisis. era In no time. corrected f:B lens for brighter, sharp­ “It serves him right,” said PH6NE ••Be CreiiUve ^ Viait our Workshop” • Features solid state circuits. Up to 100 er pictures or slides in color or black MAIN Florist and decorating supplies, plastic, velvet, burlap ribbon, wire, flash pictures per set of AA panilte and white. ■ Oggelsby of thie man whose wreath frames, styrofoam, oasis, picks, clay, omamoits, cooes battarm . Made in U .8A Guaranteed for one year. tgnk needed just five cents 649-5253 STREET galore and mlldi, much morel ’ ' ' worth. “He a s k ^ for his money WHITHAM NURSERY 629 Main Street back, he claimed his petrol Free Help, too — If You Need it! ROUTE 6 BOLTON 643-7802 NASSIFF CAMERA Manchester • 643-7369 gauge was broken.^'We told him "Shop Downtown ManehaatarT it was his own fault for being so "GROW W ith u s ” . . . j i selfish." i % ^

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Herald Angle oh Back in WANTED fss Clem, Late Model Sot USED CARS ByEarlYoit Top Prices Paid m Sports Editor Osteen for Wynn or Deal Win For All Makes CIWTER CHEVROLET H O U STO N (UPI) - CO., M a other alternative the owners of a deal which had sent Billy By Chris Blake a three-point play that turned Cheney as Norwalk College Alliance Gold Key Dinner in New Baseball left Washington had to was to opt in favor of a Grabarkowitz from Callfor^ an eight point Manchester lead 1229 IM n Street Getting More Playing Time The Eastern Connecticut comes to town. Haven on Jan.28. Not only wiU Miss two years ago with a cloud group headed by racetrack to niiladelphia last August. into an 11-point spread. Getting more playing time since Joyce become the first member of her over its head and when it owner Marge Everett which —Detroit -deal6 righthanded State (Allege JVs may have MCC came out .shooting in the being acquired by Philadelphia in the sex to win the coveted honor liut the returns to the nation’s had promised to keep the club pitcher Mike Strahler to been wary of a 6-6 center second half also, scoring the NBA, Toby Kimball has upped his the first time ever women vdll be per- capital next April the cloud wh^re it was. Milwaukee for lefthanded Ray coming. into last night’s first seven points to assume a scoring average to 6.1 points per out­ major league baseball for the with suits, and it would not be —The Angels also sent right justify pouring the federal i . ■ ' ’ ' ' but Johnson, Lomax and Bob Wilbur Cross High who is listed as a old...It’s quite a feeling to stand at ding on defense. The playmaker Strumey Archer 3 Reg. $64.95 Slate first time since 1901. fair to the sport, the players or handed reliever Aurelio taxpayers money into a Kichnet filled in the void nicely. Speed Gears. While Supply schoolboy All-American...Joan Joyce, attention before a UConn basketball Monteagudo and Minor league baseball team in any oqe city,” guard forced five Eastern tur­ “I’m very happy for the fans baseball if Mr. Smithr con­ Lomax netted five points in the Last, Fully Assembled, SALE! game and hear the two buglers, one at outfielder Chris C!oletta to the said Witt, “a thing like that novers. the extraordinary women’s softball Friday of Washington,” Short said tinued operating the team,” j Sher Ferguson Cards 68, first half, including a steal and Guaranteed. tm gkae Phillies for second baseman costs taxpayers everywhere in Steve Martin (14), Bob Bailey player from Waterbury, will break the each end of the court, perform at the Thursday. said Holt. (Use Our Lay-Away Plan) 3 h Q 9 5 BASKETBALL Denny Doyle in the completion the countiy.” Manchester (61) (10), and Geter (12) also hit all-male stranglehold that prevailed start of the National Anthem and then Bloomfield al East Catholic The league owners felt thy That was that, since the only Pts. double numbers in the Eastern for better than three decades when have the crowd join in as well as the Alexander Cheney Tech at Stafford Iverson 13 0 28 attack. she steps forward to receive a gold UConn Pep Band; It makes one feel Coventry at Tolland Lowest Score of Season Moore 6 2 14 MCC faces its first league en­ “•***> H $4.89 SAIE $3JS proud that he’s an American... Secretaries’ Note: Single Moody 8 2 18' • Wstsr Bottle and Holder, RsfL $2.69 SAID $2.19 key at the Connecticut Sports Writers’ Ellington at E.O. Smith Kichnet 2 0 4 counter Saturday night at 8 at East Windsor at Bolton and three string scores Johnson 8 0 10 • N a ^ 1 ^ Heavy,(fciti(, vinyl covered chain and condmrtim Rockville at Enfield CARTER’S ANNUAL should .appear after a By Earl Yost Hackney said one reason for the absence Lomax . 2 1 5 ’ SAIB$4J9 of post-tourney aces was due to changes in Some Rusher! bowler’s name. It is not Usually at this time of the year, Totals 36 9 81 NffAi SPEGIAU Good ’til Jan. 1, 1974 Wouldn’t You Really Rather Have A necessary to list the liame the eighth hole. “That used to be the CLEVELAND (UPI) - Saturday after the regular golf tournament EaBlern Conn. JV (65) Eaet Froeh Win Major Overhaul, Including Wheel Alignment, During his eight-year career easiest for a hole-in-one but it’s playing BASKETBALL twice for single and triple schedule at the Manchester Country B F Pts. Brake and Shift Adjustment, Qones Adjusted, with the NFL Browns, Jim Norwalk CC at MCC efforts. tough now,’’Hackney noted. Bailey 5 0 10 Paced by Jon Lindberg’s 11 Brown carried the ball 2,359 ENNF-YEAR USED CAR Club has been completed, there are a With good weather prevailiijg, with Erikson 2 0 4 points, East Catholic High’s Greasing and more. $11.95 Safin 0 0 0 times for 12,312 yards, an rash of hole-in-ones. higher than normal temperatures and nq freshman basketball team PINNETTES- Linda Gustaf­ Stewart 9 1 19 HOURS: DiRy 9 A.M. to S P.M. — Thursday Nights average carry of 5.22 yards. This hasn’t been the case this year Pro snow, a number of golfers have been get Martin 6 2 14 whipped a smaller Hartford HI 9 (Closad Monday and Tuesday) BIHClg These are NFL records. son 186-477, Sophie Kravontka Alex Hackney reports. ting in some play. Boscerino 0 0 0 Public Frosh yesterday after­ Geter 5 2 12 177, Lee Pope 198-497, Marie However, since the tourney schedule “Monday is always the slowest day but Lenandowski 0 2 2 noon in Hartford, 52-36. The COME SEE OUR USED BIKE SELECTION, INCLUOINB try this beautilul Saving Bolls 181, Lois Sperry 181-451, ended two weeks ago there have been a if the weather stays good, we have Spencer 2 0 4 locdls jumped into an early 20-2 1 SPEED, 3 SPEED, and SOME tO SPEEDS. Barbara Seifert 176-181-507, McCoullough 0 0 0 number of fine rounds posted. anywhere from 50 to 60 players out lead. Eleven East players BUSINESS; THE WHEELS OF COMPACT N o w ’s the tim e fo r CLEARANCE SALE Patty Twerdy 182-484, Sharon The best score of the entire season by a Tuesday and Wednesday and as many as Totals 29 7 65 scored with Pete Thompson and Aubert 191-490, Ruth Smith 180- member was recorded recently when Sher 100 on Saturday and Sunday,” the pro Score at half: 39-31 MCC Jeff Heim aiding Lindberg. you to move ahead in 481,Dolly Dawood 196-414, Ferguson turned in a four under par 72 added. WE HAVE THE CARS Evelyn TUbode|ui 10)-Kim “round-'of 68. He collected six birds. Meanwhile, Hackney and assistant, Riigf^ ^deli^ taiflin “Ferguson scored the round on one of Ralph DeNlcolo, are busy handling Pro 478, Joyce Couriveau 461. Priced From COMPACTS - SUB COMPACTS the coldest and windiest days of the year,' ’ Shop sales which are always good before MID SIZE - REGUURS Hackney said. Christmas. The shop has been stocked SPICE- Shari Schaffer 130- The pro said that several members were with all the golfer’s needs. Information & 358, Muriel Roy 126, Nancy A YOU NAME IT - OVER 50 shooting better golf than at any time The course remains in excellent condi­ E ’2865 Joyce 126. during the season. “Fellows like 'Tommy MERCURY I APOILO tion and play will be allowed as long as the CARS IN STOCK BUY NOW PHor, Doc McKee and Steve Matava have weather holds up. Perhaps those end-of-“ come in with rounds one, two or three over season hole-in-ones will start falling LINCOLN Compulor Scionees par.” again. ------r - A n d ------SALE ON NOW TILL THE END OF THE YEAR CLE4R4NCE! 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P/tfl)rtWENTY»TWO — lyiANrrtRSTER EVENING HERALD. Maachwtw, Conn., Fri., Dec. 7, 1W3 MANCH1§TER e v e n in g HERALD, Manchester. (Jonn., Fri., Dec. 7,1973 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE, ____ • ' Jf ’ * • Vernon .McDonough Guilty Sam e'Old Story Prevails 76ers’ Number HAPPY ADS Order Your Town Balks at Plan SPRINGFIELD, Mass. wounds. (UPI) — Stephen McDonough, McDonough pleaded guilty to Claimed by Bulls assault with a deadly weapon TIappy 25, said he was “ sorry to cause the inconvenience” to a state with intent to commit murder In National Grid League By United Press International To Curtail School Use police patrolman he admitted in connection with the Sept. 2, shooting trying to escape. 1971, shooting at Palmer on the Thought” At this stage, It’s 10 to 1 the Chicago Bulls won’t lose a Massachusetts 'Turnpike. game to the I^ladelphia 70ers this season. BARBARA RICHMOND feels it is not legally bound by extended period and wants to McDonough pleaded guilty By United Press Inter­ outside help to wrap up the result, the Chiefs’ big, front line scramble will move a step such state board directives. assure them no hasty action Wednesday in Hamden County He alo admitted charges of Today! closer to determination with Those aren’t odds. The figure 110-106, in the only other NBA (Herald Reporter) national crown. could seriously dent the Miller said, “ We know our will be taken. Superior „ Court to charges assault and battery by means of Cleveland at Cincinnati and represents Chicago’s won-lost action. ’The Vernon Board of Educa­ a deadly weapon and of unlaw­ It’s the same old story but Following the kansas City Raiders’ passing attack. own local condition and We will In keeping' with Miller’s resulting froih the 1971 Pittsburgh out to snap a< three- record with the lowly 76ers over The Pistons, who have now tion will not be rushed into has­ ful carrying a sawed-off contrat, the Raiders play host But given time. Stabler can not be rushed into hasty or thoughts, Mayor Frank Mc(Joy shooting. Happy Birthday with a novel twist. the last three seasons. won four in a row, trailed, 106- ty or precipitious action at this to the Broncos, so a pair of shrSa pass defense with passes game losing streak against preciptious action at this time. also issued a> statement today The shotgun assault on shotgun. McDonough, son of the As usual, the Oakland The Bulls continued their IDl, with 2:53 remaining but put time, Maurice Miller, chair­ . . . Somaon* home wins gives j0fl6o2the ti­ to an outstandin ; receiv i^ cor­ Houston, 1-10 and the best We will act in the best interest concerning the closing of trooper Francis Reardon Farmington, Conn., school GORDY domination over Philadelphia together two foul shots by Don man of the board sai(l today, jRaiders and the Kansas City tle. By the same token, if the ps of Fred Biletnikoff, Mike friend a loling streak has ever of ^ the children and the com­ schools. touched off one of the largest superintendent, has been ser­ moyhovttMtyow You’re not getting older. with a 103416 victory ’Thursday Adams, five points from Dave concerning the state board’s Chiefs are battling for the Broncos beat San Diego Sunday Siani and Bob Moore. seen. munity,” he said. manhunts in Massachusetts ving time in federal prison for a a k a p p y a r fl You’re just getting better. ni^t, making It two In a row Bing and a field goal by Bob ruling on schooi closings to save National Football League’s and Oakland the following In another Saturday game, Buffalo also has slim playoff ’ The chairman said the local McCoy, who is an attorney, history. McDonough sped Connecticut bank robbery. Love, against the 76ers. Chicago won Lanier, while h o ld ^ the Sonlcs fuel. 'American Conference week, Denver is in. Minnesota, which is preparing hopes riding on Sunday’s game board will make changes if and said that it is his feeling, through the toll gates at Stur- McDonough told Superior Ruth all four of their meetings in to two points in the final SW .Western Division title. KC Must Beat Oakland to go into the playoffs, meets with riew England, but O.J. The state board has called for when necessary. “ without reviewing the whole bridge at. 100 miles per hour. Court Jude Kent B. Smith lvn-73 and was 4-1 the previous minutes. Kansas City, on the other Green Bay, which is going Simpson’s pursuit of Jim an extended va<:ation period As newly elected chairman of matter,” that the state Board The National Guard joined Wednesday that he was “ sorry mpoflnfi Bing led the winners and took Happy 40th birthday So, as usual, Saturday’s game hand, must beat Oakland and nowhere. Sunday’s card is Brown’s rushing record will and ordered all schools to close the board, Miller made his com­ of Education does not have the state troopers in the search, but to cause the inconvenience to Chet Walker, who is. game honors with 33 points. Mr. Reardon. between the Chiefs and the also depend on either the dominated by games filled with generate as much, if not more, at 4 p.m. except where there mittee appointments at last power to put these edicts into McDonough was not arrested averaging five points above his Spencer Haywood was high for are double sessions as is the B O B W IL L IS Raiders in Oakland will go a Chargers or the Raiders playoff possibilities. interest. Si.pson set an NFL Monday’s meeting of the board. effect without the local board’s for several weeks. “ I was under the influence of career 17.1 point mark, scored Seattle with 29. case at Rockville High School. Master Councilor long way in deciding who will beating Denver, in addition to single-game record of 250 yards One of these committees was acquiescence. » Reardon recovered from his drugs at the tlme^”______27 points and Bob Love added 24 It also recommends that theuse {iarticipate in the playoffs. the Chiefs’ winning their final One of the Big Game* thiast time the Bills p la y ^ the an ad hoc emergency energy 'The mayor ,said the state Daniel W. Hanson of South Remember Life begins at 40 and as the Bulls cut Milwaukee’s of schools for evening activities TOWN OF MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT V However, anxiously waiting game. ' One of the day’s big games Patriots. crisis committee. board should have followed Windsor was elected master lead to 2W games in the be greatly restricted. Ends the day after. in the wings are the Denver ’The Raiders lead the division finds Washington at Dallas ' In meaningless contests, Heading this committee is. Governor Meskill’s suggestion councilor of John Mather Midwest Division of the Miller said the local board Broncos,in Uie thick of the bat­ with a 7-4-1 record, while the hoping to Win or even lose, as Imiami is at Baltimore, the James l^ b e tte r with Steven that the matter should be Chapter, Order of DeMolay, at ^ NOTICE National Basketball Associa­ tle with the first wining season Chiefs and Broncos are 6-4-1. long as it’s not by more than six New York Jets at Philadelphia, will indeed consider the state Marcham and William Houle as handled by each town as each its meeting Monday night at the Al, Diane, Ron, Peg, Qll, Teddy, tion. Accepts BM OF ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE j in their history. Oakland quarterback Ken points. And in Atlanta, the San Francisco at New Orleans board’s recommendations. He committee members. town has a different situation. Masonic Temple. He succeeds Huby, and Fran. Chicago, ranked 11th in NBA PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - In accordance with the provisions of Chapter 3, Section 1 and 9 ; The schedule slightly favors Stabler has been having an Falcons try to keep their wild and Chicago at Detroit. The Los said, “ They may well have Miller said the committee is The mayor said to completely Martin Faber. offense and third in defense, Mike McCormack, head coach of the Town Charter, notice is hereby given of the adoption by the the Raiders in the race, while excellent year but is prone to card chances alive against St. Angeles Rams entertain the some merit.” He added, making a thorough study of all eliminate citizen and youth ac­ Other elected officers are, trailed in the first two minutes of the PhiladelpUa Eagles, has however, that the local board Board of Directors of the Town of Manchester, (Connecticut, Kansas City is the only team of taking a loss rather than letting Louis. New York Giants Monday of the possibilities that may tivities after school, is David Whiting of Lydall St., of the game and allowed accepted an invitation to coach November 27, 1973, of Ordinance as follows; the three that must depend on go with a hurried pass. As a ’The AFC’s Central Division night. arise as a result of this energy questionable. “ We seem to be senior councilor; and Robert P h ila d elf^ a tie later in the the North Squad in the 25th an­ Happy Birthday crisis and will report its fin­ placing an inequitable burden England of Kensington St., AN ORMNANCE ESTABUSHMG A COMMISSION ON contest, but the 76efs couldn’t nual Senior Bowl game Jan. 12. dings, with recommendations on the public sector in an junior councilor. KITTEN overcome the-potent Bulls “ I’m pleased to be returning HUMAN REUTIONS HOLLYBERRY and alternatives, to the entire attempt to conserve fuel oil ’The officers will be installed You are my love and shooting as Jerry Sloan added to the Senior Bowl as head SECTION 1. COMMISSION ON HUMAN RELATIONS ‘ MINI BAZAAR Basketball board at its meeting on Dec. 18. while commercial interests are Jan. 5, 1974 in semi-public prettier by the year. 21 points for the winners. coach,’’ McCormack said, There shall be a Commission on Human Relations consisting of Saturday, De ember 8 “ I want to assure the parents still maintaining, for the most ceremonies at the Masonic 9 Y.B. Fred Carter scored a game- noting that he was an assistant STOCKING nine members who shall be appointed by the Board of Directors Rosters State College Fives and citizens of this town that all part, the same hours without Temple, 10 - 5 P.M. high 30 points for Philadelphia to Otto Graham for the 1967' and who shall serve without compensation. Of the nine members aspects of this potential similar restrictions,” he added. ’The newly elected master Masonic Temple West Side Rec as the 76ers lost their 17th game game. He will be aided by Us first appointed, three shall be appointed for a term expiring on Stop Out-Of-Staters AND (Photo by Tony C(enUlBiiMxn( problem will be considered He said should it be the case coiiticilor is a graduate of Orchard Street, Happy Birthday in 26 outings this season. seven assistants. STUFFER& the first Monday of November, 19W; three shall be appointed for 7 Nassiffs Arms most carefully and thoroughly that the state board does have Manchester High School. He is The Detroit Pistons rallied to a term expiring on the first Monday of November, 19W; and three Rockville SUSAN Coaches Brad Parliman and before any decision or changes the power to put its edicts into the son o( Mr. and Mrs. By United Press 18. Steve Harr was leading edge the Seattle SuperSonics, shall be appointed for a term expiring on the first Monday of BAKED BEAN AND Love, John Antonio. David Dougan, RADII Ties Holiday Lane Record will be made in the calendar or effect, without the local boards’ Fredrick W. Hanson Jr. of 60 " International scorer for Nyack with 18 points. November, 1967. Thereafter, all appointments to the Commission HAM SU P P ER Brad Parliman, Bill length of the school days,” acquiescence, then “ I would Oak St., South Windsor, and Grandma Cox Sacred Heart University won Jim Lambert of Rockville tied the Holiday Lanes house shall be for a term of three years. In the event of the death or Belekewicz,' Bob Acelion, Connecticut teams won over Miller said. consider that the town take Mrs. Beatrice Hettinger of 86 handily over Pace College, resignation of any member of the (Commission, a successor shall Harold Brainard, Mark their out-of-state opponents in SATURDAY duckpin bowling triple record recently when he Rred a Miller said he and the over jurisdiction of the school Ash St. Ext., Manchester. He is wallopping the Setters, 111-72. be appointed by the Board of Directors to serve the unexpired Happy 30th birthday Tierney, Ed Tluck, Lionel college basketball games I l l s (3 ) NFLt Vikings vs. 509 score. His individual efforts were 201-129-179. superintendent’s office have buildings under the provisions a member of North- United Happy Birthday ’The win boosted the Pioneer’s portion of the term for which such member had been appointed. ' Lessard, David Parks, Tony Thursday night. Packers Lambert carries a 129 average. He shares the high had mamy calls from con­ of the State Statutes for such Methodist Church. record to 2-0, and gave Pace its No more than a bare majority of the Commission shall be DAD EILEEN BAILEY Chiaputti, Tomy Lefebvre. Central C ^ e c tic u t went its 1)30 (8) College Football three-string mark with Tony Marinelli. cerned parents regarding the purposes as the town deems third loss of the season with one members of the same political party and, as far as possible, the Love, From, Andy’s Food Town third game in four starts, closing of school for the desirable.” win. 4:00 (22,30) NFL; Chiefs Commission shall represent a cross section of the Town of Gordy, Pam, Bev, and Coaches Ray Karpe and Burt defeating Rhode Island College, Rockville B.J., Gall and Judy Sacred Heart was paced by vs. Raiders Manchester.,The Commission shall elect its own chairman. Suzy Q. . Webb. Mike Schoenberger, Eric 96-86, in Providence, R.I. Rich Ortiz scored three late Wayne Stokes with 21; Carrow 5:00 (8) Wide World of AT S&S BUICK I Hospital SECTION 2. MEETINGS Stepper, Mike Prignano, David Unusual For Nastase Winfree with 18, and Tony Sports; Motorcycle racing, The Commission should meet monthly and at such other times ->Iiller, John Prignano, Dean baskets erecting a 41-38 margin Vernon Triinboli with 16. Leading skating, barrel jumping JOE SULLIVAN I...... Notes...... as the chairman may designate. Any four memters of the Com­ fPage, Joe Panaro, Cliff for the Blue Devils who had rebounder for the team was 8:00 (18) Canadian Football Safes Rsprssentativs mission may, in writing, request the chairman call a special f Bickford, Steve Efano, Blake been trailing RHbde Island by 10 NOW! NERALO Denis Burke with 16 rebounds. 11:30 (22) NHL:.Bruins vs. Moody Net Genius Admitted Thursday; Arlene meeting for a specific purpose, or purposes, and the chairman PLEASE READ { Karpe, John Violet. points, 27-17 with 6; 11 left in the first half. Ortiz led his team in In other college basketball Sabres Brown, -Stafford Springs; Vi­ shall call such meeting for such purposes, in accordance with BOX LETTERS ^ Crispino’s Supremes action Thursday night; siich request. A quorum will consist of five members and any mo­ YOUR AD scoring with 24 points. ’The loss SUNDAY Water Firm Seeks vian Clhaussee, Summit St., For Your I; Coaches A1 Chevrette and Stan MacLahan garnered 23 Smiles in Defeat COMPACTS Manchester; Joseph tion will pass upon the approval of the majority of those present was Rhode Island’s second. 1:00 (3) NFL: Cards vs. Information ‘ Gordon Bickford. Ken Western Connecticut State points and Andrew Wilder Deslauries, Crane Rd., and voting. Classified or “ Want Ads” r Beckwith, Tony Chevrette, Falcons THE HERALD will not dis­ College won its third in a row by posted 25 points to power BOSTON (UPI) — When Tom Gorman lost a tennis Ellington; Helen Willis, RFD 2, SECTION 3. FUNCTIONS are taken over the phone as a 1:00 (22) NFL; Bills vs. 72CKMLM $2395 15 Per Cent Hike close the identity of any r Clayt Clowes, Kent routing Nyack College of New University of New Haven to a match Thursday to a man he’d always previously beaten. I X-trIm oackage. 6 cyl., 3 Rockville. The Commission shall be dedicated to the promotion of equal convenience. The advertiser 5 Stringfellow, John, Thurston, Patriots apaed trana., radio, high back advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST Y ork , .#9-54, in Danbury. 120-84 victory over William Ills Nastase, the moody racket genius from Bucharest, A request for a 15 per cent in­ covers all classes of service, Discharged Thursday: rights and opportunities for all citizens regardless of race, r David Anderson, Joe Maher, 1:00 (30) NFL: Jets vs. Eagles bucket seats, slot sytle Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and Western is now 3-1; Nyack 0^. Patterson University, of smiled. Iwheals, rally stripes, crease in its rates has been would mean an increase of Theresa Bernsten, Lydall St., national origin, religion, sex, age, or economic status and to a f Marc Thurston, Roger Dee, Jon 2:00 (8) Golf; USGA ads who desire to protect their Jim Belter was Westcrfi’s Wayne, N.Y. in New Haven. Nastase and Gorman are ECONOMY & PIZAZZ. Qold filed by the Rockville Water Manchester; Fred Machowski, better understanding among all groups in the community. REPORT ERRORS in time f 4:00 (3) NFL: Redskins vs. and White. about four cents a day to the identity can follow this ^ Brown, Jeff Willbrant. The New Haven Chargers pretty good buddies but had the beaten in 17 of their previous 18 and Aqueduct Co. with the Charter Rd., Rockville; Donna for the next insertion. ’The high score, wuh 24 points, Cowboys average homeowner, William To this end the commission shall concern itself with; procedure; WINF now have a 2-1 record. likeable Seattle, Wash, played meetings. ^ Miller, Enfield; Joyce Royce, Herald is responsible for only followed by L.evi Jackson with OPELS Public Utilities Commission Neal MacKenzie, president of 1. assuring the equal protection of the laws and the full rights Enclose your reply to the • Coaches Dennis Cipriano and top rated Jan Kodes, the In the other group Holland’s (PUC). Hillcrest Dr., Rockville; . ONE incorrect or omitted in­ k Mica Salaction— Immediota D aliv^ the water, company, said. and privileges of all citizens. box in an envelope — ad 3 Ray McNickel. Dennis Wimbledon champion from Tom Okker, the only 172 NEMUN $2095 The company, which serves Judith Shaffer, Eastview Ter., sertion for any advertisement MONDAY 12 Door sedan. 6 cyl., 3 speed 2. promoting full equality of opportunity in the total economic, dressed to the Classified i Cipriano, Mart: Cromwell, Czechoslovakia, it would have semifinalist to finish with a Vernon and some sections of Tolland; Lena Shapera, Court and then only to the extent of a 9:00 (8) NFL: GianU vs. S H l A h w I trana., radio, white wall Urea, educational, political and cultural life of the community. Manager, Manchester meant curtains for Nastase in perfect 3-0 record, and Jimmy ■ vinyl powder blue a St., Rockville; Lori Skripol, ‘‘make good” insertion Steve Bycholski, Chris Ramg Ellington and Tolland, three In 1970 the company original­ 3. promoting improved^ communication, understanding and Evening Herald, together his bid for a hat-trick of Connors of Belleville, HI, (2-1), Foley St., Manchester; Mrs. Errors which do not lessen the ? Bouchey, Mark Petrasso, Pat years ago was allowed to in­ ly asked for an increase of 195 cooperation between all racial, ethnic, religions, age, and sex with a memo listing the com­ Commercial Union Masters nailed down the semifinal 1973 Jean Voisine and daughter, value of the advertisement ■Z Silver, John Webb, Wayne crease its rates 156 per cent. per cent and was granted toe groups in the community. panies you do NOT want to see tennis titles. berths. Elizabeth St., Rockville; will not be corrected by ^ Webb, Ralph Lechausse, Scott Buffalo Rookie Stars, Residents served by the com­ 156 per cent. The main reason 4. ensuring equal employment opportunities in all levels of your letter. Your letter will be It would have meant Gorman, Pairings for today’s semis, OPELS Arthur Walker, Pinnacle Rd., ‘make good” insertion. J; Coen, Jim Brundett, Jon pany strongly objected at for the request was the fact the town government and equal services by the Town of Manchester destroyed if the advertiser is Nastase and reigning which start at 7:45 p.m. (EST), Ellington. « Bouchard. To Snap Ranger Skein several public hearings. company built a $2.2 million to all citizens. one you’ve mentioned. If not E Austrian and U.S. Open are Nastase-Connors and (CTi Aft Out fl FlTMliKtiM i^1974Q Mayor Frank McCoy of Ver­ treatment plant to improve the Problems illustrative of these concerns would include; it will be handled in the usual champion John Newcombe of Newcombe-Okker. 643-2711 Play Golf Pin Mark non also strongly opposed the quality of the water. 1. various forms of discrimination and unequal treatment manner. Australia would have all After his match, (Jorman con­ Jobless United Press International 8-4. ThHbss snapped a 10-game increase, but when it was Customers had complained because of race, religion, sex and age. The IS-year-old Kacey finished with identical 2-1 ceded, “ I didn’t know what I 71HIWET $1795 Other players might fear New York unbeaten streak. SUBSTANTIAL SAVINGS granted he said it was so high about the quality of the water 2. the provision to individudls and families of recreation, in­ records in group round-robin had to do until 1 trailed 1-4 in 12 Door sedan. 6 cyl., auto Lost and Found Lost and Found playing against the powerful “ That’s my lucky team, I Bowling League had a new I trana., radio, white wall tires, he did not expect any other in­ and after attempting to correct Increase come, housing, medical care, education and employment oppor­ 1 New York Rangers but rookie play. Nastase would have then the third set. Then Jack Driw A MS-SAY■ ( (WEITimIw AI I blue Interior. One owner. crease would be forthcoming TALLWOOD C.C. guess,’ ’ Dudley said with a wide high triple set as John the problem in a less expensive tunity to meet minimum requirements for social living as well as LOST - Savings Passbook N6. Rick Dudley of Buffalo seems been eliminated because of an Kramer told me I had to win for several years. He said he LOST - Ladies white gold Rt. 85. grin. “1 felt after the first Ragna rolled a 687 series. way, the company had to resort Reported their special and diverse needs. watch, vicinity Main Street. 3972,' First Federal Savings and inferior record for games won five straight games.” will also act to oppose the new Hebron to savor it. period we were going to beat He started off with a to building the expensive treat­ 3. areas of tensions and misunderstanding arising among Phone 643-4826. Loan Association of East Hart­ The young right-winger, who and lost. Kodes said he wasn’t doing S&SBUICK request. ford. Application has be macie them. We had a lot more legs, ment facility. various citizens and groups of citizens particularly revolving C 208 string and got into . WASHINGTON (UPI) - But it was not to be and the Nastase, his East European INTERMEDIATfS OPEN A LL scored his first National and when you’re skating, you’re V tm '» A'wtm CrMrfAxBMtfA— Otalir" ■The proposed increase, which Rockville Water and around racial, age, sex and religious groupings. LOST - Keepsake cameo pen­ for payment. ; high gear with 233 and neighbor, any favors. “ It was a Unemployment rose in WINTER WITH Hockey League goal against the hard to beat.” calculators were put away Aqueduct is a subsidiary of dant, Manchester-Vernon shop­ then 246 for the 687 tri- personal thing. I had never November to 4.7 per cent from SECTION 4. POWERS AND DU'HES: Rangers two weeks ago, picked In the other two games, Mon­ when Kodes, who previously 172 OEKUE $2595 Suburban Water Co. of Clinton. ping areas. Phone 649-1951 after REGULAR GREENS ple. ^ beaten Tom before and I 4!5 per cent, biggest increase in The Commission shall be charged with the following duties; up his first NLH hat trick treal beat the New York was 0-4 to Gorman, scored his Malibu, i door hardtop, small It serves some 4,000 customers. 6 p.m. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Reduced Rates Despite his high series, wanted to do that.” V-8, 3 speed trana., radio, 21 months, and is expected to go 1. To cooperate with Federal, State, and Town agencies in against them ’Thursday night as Islanders 4-2 and .Toronto first point with a 6-3,3-6,6-3 vic­ The PUC has five months Panonals-Announcamants 2 • 646-1151 radial Urea, vinyl Interior, 18,- even higher this winter as the developing an educational program for presentation in public and FOUND - Gray 10-speed bike. the Sabres whipped New York Ragna’s team lost ail four tory. I 000 miles, chowlate brown. topped Minnesota 4-1. from Dec. 14 to act favorably or fuel shortage causes more private schools, public libraries and such other suitable places of area West Middle Tpke. Call p ^ n ts . Ironically, Nastase’s only Murder PIANO wanted, any condition. against the increase request. layoffs, the government said assembly on techniques for achieving harmonious inter-group 649-3977. loss in the round-robin series Mayor McCoy said when the Call anytime, 742-7141. came on ’Tuesday’s opening day today. relations within the ’Town of Manchester. rnnani PUC sets a date for the hearing Officials said they did not 2. To enlist the cooperation of various racial, religious, and FOUND - Gordon Setter - black, to Gorman, a man he had EFFECTIVE 2 Door hardtop. Small V-8, Charge auto trana., console, bucket he will ask to have it held in believe last month’s employ­ ethnic groups, community organizations, labor organizations, male. (Contact Coventry Dog Warden, 423-6524. seats, radio, power steering, 4 Vernon. The mayor also made ment statistics, gathered fraternal and benevolent associations and other groups in FORD new white WaM tires; the request when the hearings Autos For Sala 4 MONDAY red/black vinyl roof. during the week of Nov. 11-17, programs and campaigns djevoted to eliminating the causes of the FOUND - Collie type, black and Kenon Returned Home\ Dropped were held in 1970 and the PUC DECEMBER 3rd., 1973 had yet reflected much problems coming within the scope o f the Commission’s functions. white, female. (Contact Coven­ NEED CAR? Credit bad? agreed. joblessness resulting from oil 3. To study the field of human relations generally and to deter­ try Dog Warden, 423-6524. Bankrupt? Repossessed? SPECIAL PURCHASE 9 $1295 shortages caused by the Arab mine principles and practices which might be applied within the Honest Douglas accepts lowest URE a To Lead All Scorers A charge of murder against We will d o s e our shovYroom at 8 P.M. to conserve 1 2 Door hardtop. 6 cyl., auto oil boycott. Town of Manchester. ^ FOUND - Mongrel, yellow down, smallest payments. The Nets chalked up their Romeo St. Pierre, 19, of East • fROM CHRYSLER CORPORATION • By United Pre»s energy during the crisis per our Qovernor’e request trana., power steering, radio, Spokesmen for the Labor 4. To study such human relations problems coming within its male. Contact (5)ventry Dog Douglas Motors, 345 Main. sixth straight win and ninth I vinyl Interior. Hartford, in connection with International We will turn our lights and heat dOYim to the minimum Department’s Bureau of Labor function that may be referred to it by the Board of Directors or Warden, 423-6524. road victory, bringing their the slaying of Harry T. Miner, AUTO INSURANCE - com­ Larry Kenon, who earned the In the hope that this will help contribute toYvards the Statistics said layoffs caused by General Jtonager or brought to its attention by commission 7 3 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM 4 DR. HARDTOPS game standing to 16-12, only 3M: Bolton package store owner, Veterans Council LOST - CBT cash zipper bag by pare our low rates. For a name “ Dr. K’’ while playing for overall energy conservation. the fuel shortage should start members. Individual citizens and,community organizations. games behind the Carolina job of has been substituted with a Adds MCC Group news carrier. Reward. Please telephone quotation call Mr. Memphis State, returned home STATION WAGONS I showing up to some degree in 5. To seek voluntary compliance with State and Federal laws Doha at 646-6050. & CORONET CUSTOM 4.000R SEDANS Cougars. charge of second-degree call 649-2633. to lead all scorers With 21 points The seven veterans the December employment relating to Civil Rights. Johnny Neumann scored 20 NEW HOURS on Dec. 3rd.. 1973. Mon.-Tuet.-Wad. 8:00 accessory to robbery. and help push the New York |72 iaEVR0in $3195 ^organizations of Manchester report, which will be released 6. To. receive complaints of unlawful discrimination and un­ points while George Thompson A.M. to 8 P.M. Thurt. and Fri. 8 A.M. to 6K)0 P.M. Sat 8:30 State’s Attorney Donald B. Nets to a 111-94 victory over the KINQ3WOOD that make up the Veterans in' January, and to a larger equal treatment and to refer such matters to the proper' agency FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED had 19 and Charlie Edge 13J(or A.M. to 5:00 P.M. Estate with V-8. Electric tall Caldwell substitute the charge Memphis Tams. Council became eight at the degree in the January report. having jurisdiction in those matters. He Cot A Ride A U WITH BALANCE OF CHRYSLEP'S 18 M0./18,000 MILE WARRANTY thefTams. gate window, auto trana., in Tolland'County Superior Teacher Fund In the only ABA game played pow er steering,-power December meeting which was The number of workers 7/T o recommend to the Board of Directors such ordinances or VISALIA, Calif. (UPI) - A New York, which scraped a s y a s n p M n brakes, factory air, tinted Court Thursday. Atty. Caldwell SAMPLEBUY: Thursday night, the 6-foot-9, held at the Marine Corp League holding jobs showed little ac­ programs as it may deem necessary to deal with these problems young burglary suspect being league bottom, second only to glass, roof top luggags rack, said he was acting on “ infor­ Surplus Said 205-pounder who brought down [wood grain side trim, under on Parker St. tual change in November. ’The as they exist or to prevent such problems before they arise in the chased on foot by police trotted 7 3 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM 4-DR. HARHTOP 6 the Tams last year, shot 49.4 DEMO 1973 127,(X)0 miles, hunter green mation” in the case in dropping 13 rebounds was backed by m TOm ’The council, in recognizing total fell by 7,000 to 85.7 million. Town of Manchester. up tOrf.a parked car along Goncealed per cent from the field com­ DEMO 1973 GALAXE 500 Squire Wagon, Qraon, 6 Pass., Auto Trans., I and matching Interior. the murder charge. He did not Stock Nbr. P-437, Equipped with factory air condi- q| double-figure scoring by seven Red, 4-Dr. Sad., Auto Trent., V-8 Eng., PS, that a sizable number of However, the number of un­ 8. To submit to the Board of Directors annually, or more Mooney Boulevard. pared to Memphis’ 37.1 per V-8 Eng.. WSW, PS, PB, Lug. Rack, Bumper reveal what the information HARTFORD (UPI) - The tioning, V-8 engine, automatic, power stooring, other Nets, including Billy I PB, Vinyl Seats, Conv. Group, Bumper Or., veterans are enrolled at the employed increased by 195,000 frequently as the Board of Directors may prescribe or the Com­ “ Are the cops chasing you?” cent. Or., Radio, VM Qr., Tint Qlsaa, P/Tallgata was. Meskill administration power brakes, balance of Chrysler't 18/18 warran­ Paultz, 19; Brian Taylor, 6; AM Radio, Body Mid.. Tint Qiasa, L t Manchester Comtpunity because about that many ad­ mission may deem desirable, reports concerning the actiYities of one of the car’s two occupants Erving, who sat out half the Side Window, H.D. SUSP #269 . Miner was shot in the deliberately kept the 1973 ty- _____ '______John Williamson, 144 John Group. Air Cond. |137 College, invited these, young ditional workers joined the, the Commission, particular human relations problems and such dskodt game, Ut 17 short of his league Utt$480e driveway of his Bolton Center “ Yeah,” replied the youth. legislature in the dark on a $18 Roche and Julius Erving both List *4631 men to become a participants labor force. recommendations as it may deem necessary or desirable. CLEARANCE OF REMAINING 73'sl ALL WITH DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICESl, . leading average. Rd. home shortly after closing million surplus frorn the , 12; and Billy Schaeffer 11. in veterans affairs in the town The jobs report followed by a SECTION 5. DIRECrrOR Hiey told him to jump in and his package store on Rt. 6 and teachers’ retirement fund, a and spokesmen for college day other gloomy economic The Conunission shall have the povver, subject to the approval the car sped off—to the police 44A. - . state senator has charged. NOW *4088 veterans. news in the form of a report by the Board of Directors, to employ a Director of Human station. ’The suspect was turned NOW «3750 St. Pierre, and Stephen M. over to juvenile authorities Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, D- By a unanimous vote, the showing an increase last month Relations who is properly qualified in experience and education New Haven, said Thursday the MAZDA... low in Tine, 19, and Paul A. Guest, 18, Manchester Community in community relations work. In seeking the approval of the Wednesday night. tm im M Ktim m ia. in wholesale prices of almost 2 administration knew last April FOR THE ECONOMY MINDED also of East Hartford, were College Veterans Club was Board of Directors it will be necessary for the Commission to Plainclothes detectives John DEMO1973 GXUIXE 500 per cent, caused by zooming operational costs! Bhia, Black Top, Auto Trana., V-8 Eng., PS, charged Nov. 15 in connection of the surplus but did not inform Rad/WhIte. 2-Dr., H. Top, Auto Trana.,.PS. e le ct^ to membership on the fuel costs running close to four show the need for such a pirector and that the job qualifications Vaughn and Steve Abbott said •njno to thaom attm m bor o f mooliivfitg part* (In rotary «n- WSW, Gonaola, Deluxe Bumper Qr., with the shootiiK of Miner. St. the legislators so the fact could W E I z s M n s M E SE im y m n o a a giaoohUmitodmmUitonaiuoUroqHgutrod, wue/uMeal r«Ua- PB. V-8 Eng., Vinyl Seats, WSW, Conv. Qr., council. President David times the biggest previous one- which they will establish for such position will be such as to in­ thfey had heard the police broad­ AM/FM Stereo Radio, Decor Qr., Racing Pierre and 'Tiqejwere arraigned be considered in budget -SAMPLEBUY-- bilitywUlboklghorandoeroUoWooxtonM Bumper Gr., Radio, Body Side Mid., L t Qr. Litrico, vice president Robert month rises. sure the Town of Manchester acquiring a person who will fill the cast on the chase while sitting —Now YOi* TiflIOB Mirrors, Tint Glass, Air Cent #308 on Nov. 16/anVGuest is being deliberations. , 1974D0DGEDARTSWMGERSPECIAL2DR.HARDT0P ^ Wheal Covers. #92 Lawson and treasurer Jake The wholesale fuel price in­ needs of the Town of Manchester. ’The salary for such Director in their unmarked patrol car a LM34606 held in San Bernadino, Calif, on few minutes before the youth lnitpp(A wirti dthin vlny< Ifilwlw, At«r •utvnwtk, MtMmy Uat$4233 Conti, representing the three- creases — ranging from close to shall be set by the Board of Directors at sucli time as the request G R O D Y M A 2 D A burglary charges. Connecticut Lieberman said the surplus SIS A cyUMhrMflM, ptw trtlM ilnf. •Uctrtnlc If nlNwi ml#m, d^ x i whMi year-old veterans club, were' 7 per cent for coal, nearly 35 per for such Director is approved. f . approached. (MNI, lilM M . SiKk Nhr. 4099. UST SiSSM.1 S. $AVI S19S.1 S. NOW SO Fmm Wa«in#«i M7.3271 ar 249-3030 LUXURY SPECIAL State Police have initiated became known recently only HHMUMMlNMtniHUliniiaHNUtUllUW NOW present and spoke of the aims ce^t for gasoline and 45 per cent SECTION 8. MUNICIPAL AGENCIES Take ixH 41 l ia « l4 4 liM i saalh 3 M ies •3880 extradition proceedings against after the state Finance Depart­ NOW *3550 and purposes of this group for diesel fuel — more than The Commission on Human Relations shall have available the Guest. ment was forced to release i t 1973 & 1974 DODGE i t 73MO( $3315 which offers aid and counseling offset a decline in wholerale services of all othqr Town departments and agencies for the LeSabra. atom A fourth man, Ronald W. some figures to Hartford city- eOOD SELECTION OF BOTH to veterans at the college and food prices. -assistance of the Commission in the discharge of the Com­ Names Don’t Clount • PICK-UPS • VANS • SPORTSMEN • ‘SNOjFiTERS’ with 4 wheel drive I hardtop, Irans., Oney, 25, whom police said ac­ officials. I power-o w e r -steering,______pow er takes part in other community mission’s duties. BECKLEY, W.Va. (UPI) - ALiyO R IMMEDIATE DELIVERY BUKNLENE COUNTRY lUIB NEW 7 4 , rsmalnlng 73 brakes,Srakaa, (aotorV iair con- tually did the shooting, was projects .including visits to our When a Beckley man stood to dIUonIng, tinted glass, radio, 4 This Ordinance shall take effect ten (10) days after this Lieberman, ranking minority killed himself during an armed nearby veterans hospitals, Electric Bills plead guilty to a forgery I new Good Year white r a t publication in this newspaper provided that within ten (10) days member of the legislative Ap­ IIOIFSNOP FORD GARS & TRUCKS tirias, burgundy, mlat and robbery in Adelanto, Calif. ■^he council promotes HARTFORD (UPI) - BRAND NEW 1973 DODGE PICK-UPS AT SPECIAL SAVINGSI after this publication of this Ordinance a petition sip e d by not charge here this week it propriations Committee, ac­ -I n S fo e lt P - white Interior. Police said Obey took $2,600 in cooperation between the Northeast Utilities says elec­ sounded more like a history less than five (5) per cent of the electors bf the Town, as deter- cused the Republican^ CHRISTHmS SALE cash and checks from Miner. various veterans groups, and tric conSumecs on reduced class than a session of court. i ' mined from the latest official lists of the Registrars of Voters, dominated committM of being Now tlini CMtIiiiM , In changing the charges' town officials and agencies on voltage are-billed only for the ‘The suspect was Jesse James 6 • has not been filed with the Town Clerk requesting its reference to "an unwitting''tool of the FnZ BtUII FDn, UK. * Many Othera *, against St. Pierre, Atty. matters concerning the electricity they actually use. John Henry Poindexter. UptaB0% 0H a special Town election. Meskill administration.” *10LMEND COUNTY'S O LO trr p o n o OBALBN'*o b a l a Caldwell also requested that his veterans of Manchester. Northeast officials say the,5 per There was no indication Phyllis V. Jackston, Secretary OPEN M P.M. MpN. • |AT> WINBSUNAVB. N O ^»U -B OPBN B V ^ bond be reduced from IU)0,000 The January meeting of the cent reductioR in voltage during whether Poindexter was “ It has failed miserably in its CHORCHES DEGOItMe Board of Directors p m d s m m m r n to $5,000 and the request was peak hours results in a saving of respohsibility to oversee the Mmir Chirii • ^ MOTOR SUES, RK. Veterans Council of ■ Manchester, Connecticut related to either the Missouri CHRYSLER approved by Judge Paul J. Manchester will he hosted by electffWty, most of It in outlaw or the. faiped steel- execution of the budget,he DODGE OF MANCHESTER TEL. 643-2488 8 7 8 -3 3 6 9 288 SROAD STREET Dricoll. Bond was posted. His , Dated at Manchester, Connecticut this 3rd day of December, BOIF COURSES ALSO OPEN WEATHER PERMIHiNB . Manchester Metnorial Hospital lighting, which dims slightly driver. said. MANCHEStER e 643-4188'. 1973, - . " 80 OAKLAND STREET,MANCHESTER 643-2791 I case was continued to.DOc. 2Q. . on Jan. 7. : i . due to lower voltage. , .

V ■ J , I ■. f PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Dec. 7.1973 MANCHESTER EVENING H ER Alj), Manchetter'. Com.. Fri D «:, 7, a n - PAGETWENTVjnvR Musical mtnrnents BS Apartments For Rent BS Apartments For Rent 4 ‘ Autoa For Sale '4 Services Offered 12 Rooffng-SMIng-Chlmnef 19 Help Wanted SB Help Wanted Ardeles for Sale 4B 83 Owf of rowfl- A u foi For Sale SB For Rent OLD CHICKERING Rec­ FOUR-ROOM apartment, first 8 8 GUTTERS and roofs repaired CHEVROLET MALIBU 1967,2- 1970 CHEVELLE, 350, four- MASONRY - All types, KEYPUMCH 1973 YAMAHA Snowmobile, 70 tangular Grand piano. Best floor, cellar, storage, garage, fieldstone ^eciality, work and replaced. Excellent EAST HARTFORD - Modem door hardtop, small engine, speed,. mags. Excellent condi­ SUPERYI80R milOs, 20 hours, best offer over reasonable offer. 6438756 after $156 per mdnth. uiU 6 & automatic, power steering, tion. Phone 646-6404 after 6 p.m. guaranteed. Call after 5 p.m., workmanship. Reasonable, $700. 1966 Honda dream , 5 p.m. AENTAL OFFICE one-bedroom apartment, MAHCHESTER radio, snow tires, one owner, 643-1870 or 644-2975. prices. Free estimates. Ralph Needed for second shift ser­ INSTRUCTOR- excellent condition, 1,400 miles, We have a large variety of carpeted, air-conditioned, UIKL F. HIIU Saunders, 646-1^. appliances, available Im­ exceptional condition. Asking 1966 OPEL CADET - body vice bureau operation. Must $200 or best o ffe r . 1965 FOR SALE - Baldwin Acrosonic NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, half of deluxe one and two-bedroom mediately. Security requiral., 1850. 643-9708 or 647-1908. » needs work, runs well. REWEAVING burns, moth be a keypunch operator with Studebaker, Chevrolet inet piano'. Mint condition. two-family. baths, apartments and townhonses' AND Excellent gas mileage. Phone holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ HeaHng-PlumbIng 17 AUTOMftTICSCRIlfMACHINE $146. Superintendent, 569-2339. supervisory experience. powered, $100 or best offer. 50. Phone 649-1061. carpeting, a llia n ce s Included. fljwughout Manchester. Ren-; REALTORS 643-2384. dow shades, Venetian blinds. S 1968 BUICK,-GS, 400, low Excellent starting wages, ■ For training progrefnld^be conducted during second New snow tires and good front 'Full basement, per month. tal qfflce open daily frwn 98, . \ Keys made. TV for rent. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing AVAILABLE NOW - CentraUy VICIHITY mileage, 14 mpg. Must sell. benefits. Hours 4 p.m. to mid­ shift hours on muKi-spindie and singia-spindie machinas. tires. 643-0221 after 5 p.ni. BASS PLAYER and keyboard Paul W. D ougan^^ltor,J4S - OUR CORNER [1 3 1970 FURY III, 4-door, power Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-52S1. — Prompt, courteous service. other times by appointment. located 5-room apartment, \ Best offer. 872-6701. night. New office facility, Training wiii inciude operations, adiustmants and r wanted for forming 4538,646-1021. ' MANCHESTER — Spacious 3family, centraUy located, steering, power brakes, Call 643-1496. BEAUTIFUL Handmade Bar­ I. Good .equipment heat, hot water, no appliances, TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving pleasant surroundings, con­ eventualiy setting-up. Trainees will attehd outside ^ one child accept^ , no Mts. I modem kitchen, baths, new furnace, LOOK FOR US U a 1966 CHEVROLET Impala star automatic, speed control, one bie, Tammie, Skipper doll necessary. Phond 0»81S2. TWO-BEDROOMTownhouse, fnapNss,M L NO JOB too small. Immediate veniently located. Call... technical school for subjects such as shop math) monthly. Security. mdny improvements, 2-car garage. r ^ n ^ a a s m a a .TW RfAHOR tion wagon, new tires, air- owner. Call 643-4459. large appliances, cleaning dresses, new, 50 cents. Wedding full private basement. Private service on service calls. Free blueprint reeding and machine shop technology. 2M4 MMcbMtir conditioned, road worthy condi- cellars and attics, also some . E.C .M . ouUits, $2. 6434152. Wanted to Buy 89 entrances and patio. Includes ^ 8 0 0 . estimates gladly-given on 84M AVAILABLE JANUARY 1st - RIGHT HERE aus tipn, one owner, $500. 872-2210. Trucks-Tractor 5 tree work done. 644-1775. Hurt. Coo|iar 644-2445 heat, appliances, carpets, ^46 heating or j^umbing. Faucets ■ Requires a person with e solid practical background and Rockville, 3 1/2 room apart­ TAG SALE - 37 Autumn Street, , WANTED — Antique furniture, month. Paul W. Dougan, COVENTRY — New (/ontemporary built Ranch, 2-acre 175 HAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 tha ability to instruct beginners through a progressive - X ment, appliances, beat, 1957 MGA classic car, excellent 1971 CHEVROLET 1/2 ton pick- GUTTERS cleaned'and repaired or installed. Water Manchester, December 8 and 9, glass, pewter, oil paintings or ialtor, 6438535, 646-1021. hilltop setting, 2 fireplaces, IVs baths. ,up, with shell, power steering, repaired. Guaranteed no leaf pumps worked on. Complete - program. \ from 10 to 4 p.m. All furniture, other antique items. Any quan- MANCtlESTER -^vailable im­ residential area, adults, no condition, 30 m iles to the Low 40’s CUSTOM built, air-conditioned-, MANCHESTER - 35, Mainlly, automatic transmission, power problem. Interior,” exterior heating systems, rec rooms, NURSE Aides - full time 7-S and home contents. mediately, I quv rooms with pets. Security $125 monthly. gallon, $700. Call 643-0433. Hmlsons, owww, WE WE, h HAVE a ve ; customers waiting (/alifomia Ranch. FirepUtced kitchen, living room, dinliw disc brakes, heater. $2,200 or painting. Reasonable rates. B. etc. Call M & M Plumbing & shift and other shifts available. ■ This is a salaried position with excellent company p a i^ heat, centraUy located. Adults 646-1060. t for Uie rental of your apartmentrtment living room, formal dining room, 2 bedrooms, each unit, 2- best offer. Call 872-6239 after 4 Lessard, 646-6688. Heating, 649-2871. Opportunity to join dynamic benefits and an attractive location in the Eimwood THE HOLLY BERRY Shoppe, only, no pets. $lffi monthly, (/all ANDOVER — Circa 1750 Colonial, 9 fireplaces, long road PLYMOUTH FURY III 1971, Estate room, modern kitchen with car garage. Merritt Agency, p.m. nursing team at Meadows Con­ section oLWest Hartford. '* a cozy little Christmas shop in 9 to 5 p.m., 643^570. ROCKVILLE-VERNON - 4 1/2 frontage, commerciaUy zoned. (/aU for gold, power steering, power Rooms Without Board 59 Associates, Inc. 646-1960.r dining area, family room, three 6431180. ED’S FLOOR Cleaning Com­ SEWERLINES, sink lines, valescent Center, 646-2321. the country. Open daily 1 to 5 room apartment, beat, details. brakes, air-conditioning, $1,400. large bedrooms, fourth possi­ 1959 GMC truck, flatbed, very pany. Clean, wax and buff all cleaned with electric cutters, ■ Write, stop by our Personnei Office or caii 233-4411 for p.m., weekends 11 to 5 p.m. 235 MANCHESTERv- New 2- appliances, carpeting, air- Call 644-0727. ROOM In private home, female MANCHESTER Area - ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully M AN CH ESTER - T h ree- good condition, best offer over uoors.. Call 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., 643- by professionals. McKinney. REAL ESTATE Career - Earn a convenient appointment. Hebron Road, Bolton, 646-0080,' famlly. Three) bedroom conditioning. $190 per month. 3 , c3 only. Kitchen privileges, (Hebron) Modem 4 rooms, $190 COVENTRY — Summer cottage, 5 rooms, fireplace, landscaped grounds. Marion E. ,^bedroom Cape, rec room, $1,300. Call 649-2888 days, 646- 0367. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com- $15,000 plus. For a confidential 6434)325. apartmmts. Carpeting and air- 1/2 room apartment, beat, 1964 OLDSMOBILE - four-door paning. Phone 6466609. per month includes heat, hot nice lot, good condition, enclosed porch. Robertson, Realtor, 6435953. carpeting, fireplace, extras. 6989 evenings. Ask for Cherie. p ^ , 643-5308. interview, Ralph Pasek, conditioning. (/onvenient loca­ appliances, carpeting, central hardtop, excellent condition. The ^ (B) water, caipdting, appliances, Mid 30’s. $900 down to qualified C & S HOME CARE, carpentry, Realtor, 289-7475, 742-8243. tion. Available December 1st. air-conditioning, pool, con­ ^ $12,900 Call 649-2444 after 6 p.m. ••••••••••••••••4G********** REDECORATED Bedroom, storage, 649-2871, 6468(982. veteran. Warren E. Howland, 1970 FORD BRONCO, V-8, aU roofs, insulation, painting, JOHN C. MARTIN Plumbing - Manufacturing Merritt Agency, 646-1180. venient location, $160 per Sporting Goods 47 large house, singles, share MANCHESTER — New listing. Seven-room Cape, 32, 50 D U R A N T S T R E E T - Realtors, 6431108. options. Excellent condition, interior-exterior, trucking. Free estimates on remodeling month. 4 1/2 large rooms, cen­ 1968 PLYMOUTH FURY II, Com pany kitchen, living room, etc. LOOKING for anything in real Immediate occupancy, five- —(------;— Must be seen. 649-3336, snow plowing. Complete home repairs and new construction. THREE ROOMS, quiet, plea­ tral air-conditioning, private fireplace, carpeting, breezeway four-door sedan. Good condi i/ a c o Q S MEN’S HOCKEY equipment, singles, share kitchen, living estate rental — apartments, room Ranch. $25,900. LaPenta DARTMOUTH Heights - Near Call 875-0448 sant, convenient location. garage, nice treed lot. $32,90O. tion. $7M or best offer. 872-749i. rtment care. Call 649- used two hours. Bauer 91 room, etc. (iuiet iuid private homes, multiple dwellings, no Agency, Realtor, 6432440. 1 Jacobs Road, West Hartford, Connecticut Working adults, no pets. Partly Martin School, Ansaldi buUt, 7- Campers-TroHers ‘ SHOWCASE C N M A skates, size 10, (X M gloves, location. $70 monthly. 6W-7378, fees. CaU J.D. Real EsUte room Colonial. 2V^ baths, FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, furnished, lease, security. 643- 1965 PONTIAC Tempest, small Mobile Homes Is looking for men and women Ar eqvel^eifpeffwfiify •MfWoftr M/f pads, helmet. 646-7723. 6498061. Associates, Inc. 646-1900. MANCHESTER — Older 68 Duplex, 2 newer furnaces, fireplace, appliances, city SNOW PLOWING - For a free repairs, remodeling, free es­ 2880. V8, automatic transmission, to work part-time evenings as new roof, aluminum siding, exceUent SEVEN-ROOM Raised Ranch, utilities, 3zone heat, plastered estimate call 646-4758. timates. No job too small. ROCKVILLE - 5 rooms, power steering, excellent condi­ 1967 PATH FIN D E R, self- -8’ POOL TABLE, good condi­ CLEAN ROOM for working TWO-BEDROOM duplex, haU 2 1/2 baths, recreation room, walls, two-car garage. Prompt service on emergency. ushers, doormen, concession MAIN STREET - 5-room apart­ appliances, porch and yard for " location near shopping. $34,900. tion, one owner, $595 or best contained, 17’, sleeps 6, toilet, tion, Cash and carry, $95. Phone gentleman. Call 649-1425 after 5 of two-famlly. Includes fireplace, carpeting, garages, Immediate occupancy. Charles MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 643-7^4. counter girls and cashiers. ment, newly decorated, garage, the children. $125. 40-32. offer. Phone 647-9008. heater, good condition. Call 646- PART-TIME - Girl to work in 568-1882. p.m. appUances and carpeting. $220 COVENTRY — 1857 Colonial, many Improvements, large trees. Hutchins Agency, 643 Lesperance, 6437620. Removal, pruning, spraying, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Apply in person after 6:30 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a $165 monthly. 646-2098 Rentex, $25 fee. 5498960. ^ 0 after 5:30 p.m. shipping department. One to per month. Paul W. Don 5324. etc. Fully insured. Licensed. Electrical 18 p.m. bam,. 2 acres, nice scenic location. Ideal 1967 BARRACUDA, good condi­ 4:w p.m. Phone 646-3800. Florlst-Nuraerlea 48 ROOMS - Full motel service, Realtor, 6438535, 646-1021. MANCHESTER - Fine spacious MANCHESTER - Immediate, ROCKVILLE - attractive four for horses. $39,900. tion, low mileage, power Free estimates. Phone 633-5345. P i n t C lR B B color TV, free parking, $40 a Colonial home in attractive es­ TRI-CITY ELECTRIC - Ser­ brand new 3-bedroom duplexes, rooms, first floor, carpeting, Ma n c h e s t e r - New 7-room steering, new brakes, exhaust, ENERGY SAVER SWWMSECMOH JANITOR - Man to work in CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag, cut week single, $48 a week double MANCHESTER - Nice second tablished neighborhood. Four ving you in any electrical living room, large kitchen with appliances, security. 6439743. Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 and g o ^ on gas. Call 643-6398 936 Silver Lane, East Hartford SHEET METAL small manufacturing^firm, 4:30 your own. Large selection, occupancy. Connecticut Motor floor apartment. Two T h « bedrooms, first-floor family after 5 p.m. problems, remodeling, p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Phone 646- »ru ce , Scotch Pine. Stanley Lodge, 400 Tolland Tpke., ail appliances, wall-to-wall baths, family room with Shut down your home and Painting-Papering 13 bedrooms, convenient BOLTON - Second floor apart­ room, and meticulous maintenance, trouble shooting, 3 ^ . Iree Farm, Long Hill Rd., off Manchester. 643-1555. carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, private fireplace and patio off kitchen, head south in our sunshine MECHANICS neighborhood. Older couple ment, quiet neighborhood, decorations makes this an un­ 1972 PLYMOUTH, 6 cylinder, etc. Call us today, Dick, 649------Route 6 at Andover Church. 742- basement, driveway', $256 aluminum siding, 2-car garage, package. R&M PAINTING - Painting, preferred. $150. per month. fireplace. References required. HAYES AGENCY, INC. usual offerin g at $43,900. gold duster package. Excellent 3739 or Bob 6464)194. 6438. monthly- J** plus security. Mr. lovely wooded lot. Merritt A Chrysler Newport hitched paperhanging, exterior and in­ & MACHINE FEMALE CASHIER - Full­ LARGE COMFORTABLE Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- $19() monthly. 6438983. Warren E. Howland, Realtors, condition. Great gas mileage. ARTS AND Crafts time, apply in person. Big L room, double closet space, bath Martin, Frechette & Martin Agency, 6431180. 6431108. to a 6 sleeper trailer. Used terior, commercial and 4535. 55 East Center Street, Manchester 646-1311 after 6 p.m. Flooring 19 demonstrators needed, no D iscount S tore, 913 m i n •CHRISTMASTREES - Tagand and shower, parking, Realtors, Inc, 263 Main Street, 7 residential, 644-0642. ASSEMBLERS once. Complete with heat, experience necessary. Part- Street, Manchester. cut later. All trees $5. FYee gentleman only. References. Manchester, 646-4144. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1965 OLDSMOBILE Jet Star 88, shower, stove, frig., etc. for FLOOR S a n d in g and time or full-time, no collecting Minimum one year greens and cones. Houle’s B u s in e s s L o c a tio n s 646-0131 J. P. LEWIS & Son custom Phone 6498719. 2-door hardtop, good $4,900. Yours for $954.50 down Refinishing, (specializinjing in or delivering. Beat the high cost experience. Must read SECRETARY Wanted - Need Christmas ’Tree Farm, Bunker THREE-BEDROOM Apart­ Rent decorating, interior and WOODUNO ment, first floor, two-famlly mechanical condition, brand (or equivalent trade-in) and older floors). Inside painting, of living, call 633-1697. blueprints. Excellent fringe bright girl with typing and Hill Rd., Andover, off Route 6. LIGHT housekeeping room, ful­ exterior, paper hanging. Fully bouse, stove. Phone 872-2168. - lw iSlSu"THliiKT^ new snow tires, $325. 643-2632. $106.94 a month, including life ceilings. John Verfaille, 6 ^ benefits and pay. shorthand skills to handle client 742-6832. ly furnished, stove, refrigerator INDUSTRIAL SPACE - 1,400, insured. 649-9658. 5750, 872-2222. MANOR and health insurance. Better HAIRDRESSER for services. Call 646-1153. and linen provided. 801 Main 8,300, 10,000, 6,200, starting at 1966 MERCURY Comet station Manchester salon, full-time, CHRISTMAS TREES - tagging FOUR ROOMS - second floor .80 cents a square foot, in­ THIS TWO IS hurry down to Rectown U.S.A. INSIDE-Outside painting. Street. I THINK I wagon, 6 cylinder, standard, two weeks paid vacation plus PRESSURE BLAST COUNTER women for lunch weekends. Yeoman’s Tree A P A R T IiN T S with heat and hot water. Adults cluding heat. Warren E. Inc. Route 6, Willimantic, Special rates for people over K. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 iNNiMimB o m i preferred, no pets. $180 per TOO TO O ... good running condition, $200. five personal days. Good pay MFG.C0.JNC. hours, ’Tuesday through Friday, Farm, 411 Lake Rd., Andover. ROOM FOR gentleman, quiet, Howland, Realtors, 6431106. Conn. Fully insured. Estimates given. (Oil W. MMdto TnM.) month. P t o e 6438344. Yes, this 37, two-family is almost too good — but it’s true! Call 649-3334. MORTGAGES, loans first se­ and 50% commission. Call ’ 41 Chapel Street Ideal for housewife. Apply In Follow signs from Route 6. convenient location. 224 1 BLAN(»ARD&ROSSEnO I Call 649-7863. MANCHESTER - 100,000 Wall-to-waU in several rooms, 1)9 baths on owner’s side, cond, third. All kinds. Realty manager at 649-2807. Manchester, Conn. peerson. The Pizza Place, Charter Oak Street, 643- MJUICIIESTa THREE-ROOM apartment. square feet, will divide. stove and refrigerator on both sides; five-yes, five garages 2 $28,900 — Perfect 5-room starter home. Fireplace, a statewide, credit rating un­ Ml'eadowbrook Shopping Plaza, Fuel-Feed 49 8368.Charter Oak Street, 643- ■uM by NEED a Paperhanger - call Stove, refrigerator,^ beat, hot Suitable for manufacturing and for solid extra income! 2, separate heating systems. Nicely MOBILE HOME - like new, necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Coventry. U M NOUSINO COOP. B basement and treed lot B after 5 p.m., 646-2496. ‘^HAVE FUN ^ Call Mrs. Brunetti, 6ti-2487, water. Phone 647-9251. warehouse. 1-2231206. treed, shrubbed lot. Very, very convenient location. INVITATION 1968, 50x12’ , two bedrooms, fidential, quick arrangements. 1 and 2-bedrooih luxury |$31,900 — Just listed. Clean 7-room Cape (2 un- I coppertone stove and between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., pick-up truck load. Call 643- Apartments For Rent ASK FOR FRANK SCALLEY T. J. FLANAGAN - painting Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. WHILE WORKING 83 apartments. Features wall-to- refrigerator included. Phone weekdays. 0001. THREE carpeted, air- finished) with garage and fireplace. Treed lot, near ■ TO BID and papering, call 643-1949. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Situation Wanted 38 wall carpeting, vanity tile Furnished Apartments 84 228-3459. AT SHAKEY’S" MANCHESTER - Three- conditioned rooms available schools, shopping and buses. B ford. Evenings, 233-6879. baths, built:in oven, range, BELFIORE AGENCY NOTICE Shakey’s Pizza Parlors are HARDWOOD for sale, cut to 1 bedroom apartment in four- R(X/KVILLE — Available now, immediately. Can be sub­ Realtors STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, UCENSED MOTHER will care dishwasher, refrigerator and divided. (/all 6435261 or stra at 647-1413 The Manchester Public Garage-Service-Storage 10 MORTGAGES - -1st, and 2nd expanding to several new 1/2’ lengths, split and delivered, family house, appUances, newly nicely furnished 3V^ room fireplaces, flagstone terraces, for your child evenings or over­ John H. Lappen, Inc. 164 East $33,900 — Gracious 7-room west side Cape. Freshly _ Schools seek bids for Carpeting. mortgages — interim financing locations. Immediate call anjdime, 649-1573. decorated. Available im­ diq)08al, electric heat, 2 air apartment, residential area. concrete repairs, inside and night. Call after 3 p.m., 643- (/enter Street. ■B decorated Inside and out. First-floor family room off B WANTED - In Manchester conditioners, glass sliding Sealed proposals will be outside. Reasonably priced, — ex[ itious and confidential openings for Assistant PART-’TIME work at home on mediately. Security required. Adults, no pets, security. $160 area, need to rent garage FIREPLACE wood, cut to $155. Eastern, 6466250. (hXMTS, all large rooms. FuU MANCHESTER - 7-room fl kitchen. Carpeting and fireplace. B received until December 20, 643-0851. service, J. D. Real Estate Managers. No experience the telephone in Manchester monthly, 64^1060. tostore 16’ boat. Phone 872-6M9 ______order. Pick-up truck load, $45 baseinent storage area, ample 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for luxury Ranch includes in- 1973 until 3:30 p.m. at which Assoc. 646-1980. necessary. We will train you. area. CaU for information 1-658- Dogs-BIrds-Pets 41 M $34,500 — Porter with 2 full baths, full j|| delivered. Call 646-1337 after 6 DELMONT STREET - New ONE ROOM, bath, store, office etc. $160. Call o 4 - ground pool, huge kitchen wiUi time they will be publicly ...... N U T M E G P A IN T IN G - 5515 or 1-673-2995. parking. Starting at $175. Han­ B dormer and gara^pV*” B Business Opportunity 28 If you are personable, p.m. duplex, 2 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, refrigerator, heat, hot water. 2426, 35. REAL all the built-fns, den with opened. The right is reserved to I n t e r io r and exterior. OLD ENGLISH sheep dog pup­ dy to shopping, schools, bus B B Motorcycles-Bicycles 11 energetic and interested in a PART-TIME building appliances. $05. plus security Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main fireplace, 3 bedrooms, two full $34,900 — Immaculate oversized Rolling Park Cape. Reasonably priced. For a free pies, AKC, raised with children, and religious faciUties. STORE, 24 1/2x35’ , fuU base­ baths, heated family room, 2 reject any and all bids. COUNTRY store for sale, lock, rewarding future, than ai^ly maintenance work, a.m. or FIREPLACE wood, pick up and references, (/all days, 643- Strmt. ESTATE Truly an excellent buy. 1V9 baths and garage. ■ estimate, 64^5295, between 6-9 excellent disposition. Call 1-684- Model aparthient open for in­ ment, Center Street location. plus garages. Wolverton Agen­ Specifications and bid forms BSA for sale -1968 Starfire, 250, stock and barrel. Well traveled now at s. p.m. hours available, $3. M r load. Phone 6498731. 5144 ask for Jack. $36,200 — Brand new 3-bedroom Colonial. B p.m. 3635. spection 18 p.m., Saturday CaU 6430459. cy, Realtors, M32813. may be secured at the Business excellent condition. $200. Phone highway, for particulars call nour. Apply in person. Jon-Kor FOUR R(X)M furnished apart­ CORNER SHAKEfS SEASONED FIREWOOD - skid Sunday. Other times by Aluminum siding, carpeting, VA baths and fireplace. * Office, 45 N. School" Street, 1-537-5015 after 6 p.m. 2 ^ W or 649-7669. Systems, 435 Buckland Road, LHASA APSO puppies, AKC 118 MAIN ST. - 3 room apart­ ment, center of town location, -up 1 appointment. MANCHESTER - East Center MANCHESTER - 6 room Rent with option. H Manchester, Connecticut. Ray­ Building-Contracting 14 PIZZA PARLOR South Windsor. registered, 8 weeks old. Call ment, heat, security, $160. (/aU caU 6438528. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all 35 i Call 646-7613 or 7ti-8352. 646-2426, 68. Street. Eight-room house for By RALPH PASEK Ranch, formal dining room, ■ mond E. Demers, Business Help Wanted Located in Vernon Circle 64^6832 after 5 p.m. lease. Five room paneled suite fireplace, garage, walk out $39,900 — Clean as a whistle. Seven-room ■ makes, models and speeds. GENERAL MACHINIST - over­ Houses for Rent 88 Manager. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - (Exit 95, off of 1-86) FIREPLACE Wood, CaN: includes waiting room and basement, large lot. Char-Bon aluminum sided Colonial. First-floor den and 3-car ■ Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, FULL-TIME male clerk and time, paid holidays, excellent LOVELY 2-bedroom apartment If you’d like to invest in Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Or call Ed Barrett MINIATURE WHITE male guaranteed seasoned fop one U M H ousm e c o u p . receptionist room. Second Agency, 6430^.^ Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- stock work. Apply in person, insurance benefits. Metronics, with refrigerator;^ range, dis­ MANCHESTER - Six-room real estate, but don’t have garage. B ditions, rec rooms, porches and Poodle. Phone 649-5596. y^ear. P ick im load $30. 643-95S1 floor, large three-room apart­ TOWN OF MANCHESTER „2098. 875^93 Inc., Route 6 and 44-A, Bolton. posal, neat and air- brick Ranch, two baths, two ■ Barrett Plumbing Supply, 331 roofing. No job too small. Call Evenings 6 to 7:30 p.m., 643- RotartMiinioch, RMllMr ment that you may wish to sub­ the capital or know-how to MANCHESTER - Four or five I CONNECTICUT Broad Street, Manchester. AKC registered sheltie pups, conditioning, parking. $195 fireplaces, garage. $300 $44,900 — Unique and unusual describes this con- B SCHWINN Men’s suburban 10- 649-31M. 4502. monthly. Handy to Main Street. 648-0881 lease. Excellent location, ideal I ahead on your own, a bedroom older home. Rural RN or LPN, part time, 11-7, male and female, first sV ts, monthly. Setnintv, references. temporary Raised Ranch, one acre of trees. B speed, excellent condition. $85. Call 644-207. S M l** J. LHdMn Jr. for professional use. For details real estate investment location. Small barn and gar­ Laurel Manor, 649-4519. RNS LPNS health check, wormed and Hayes Agency, 6468131. NOTICE Phone 646-7723. CARPENTRY - Repairs, Household Goods 51 S o il - 640-8287 call .... Martens Agency, trust (REIT) can offer a age. Reduced to $37,900. Paul $47,500 — Fabulous 9-room U&R built Ranch. Two B E remodeling, additions, roofing. IMMEDIATE paper trained. Will hold until OF AIDES COVENTRY - 4-room house, 2 Realtors, 6432550. W. Dougan, Realtor, 6434535. Call David Patria, South Wind­ DIETARY AIDES - Part-time. ^ristm as. 872-3661. THREE ROOMS, heat, g o o d o p p o r baths and double garage. Immaculate. _ ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE 1966 HONDA 250 Scrambler. CASH COMMISSIONS Full or part-time positions CLEAN USED — refrigerators, bedrooms, sunporch, garage, sor, 644-1796. Experience helpful but not parking, utilities. No pets. tunity...However, there In accordance with the $225. Phone 228-9094. available on 3-11 and 11-7 ranges, automatic washers MANCHESTER - Older one- large yard, (/hildren welcome. STORAGE Warehouse - 10,500 PRIME AREA - If you want $48,500 — Sparkling 7-room Raised Ranch In B necessary. Hours required LIVELY Kitten to good home, Security deposit$57-4688, 236- are over 170'TlEITs on the ■ provisions of Chapter 3, Sec- Sell nationally-famous Knapp shifts. Company paid life, with guarantees. See them at B. bedroom apartment, on bus square feet. Stock Place, rear. your children to swim in their Rockledge. 2V9 baths, fireplace, double garage. | 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and calico female, 14 weeks old, 0664. $200 monthly. Security deposit. I WES ROBBINS carpentry ‘ tions 1 and 9 of the Town Services Offered 12 shoes, part or full-time. Very health, major medical and D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main line. Includes heat and Available January 1st. (/all 649- Attractive rental. Brokers market today...You’ll need own pool and play in their own Assumable mortgage. ■ remodeling specialist. Ad­ 3:80 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. East with shots. (^11 6468250. appliances. Older person protected. Call 5228114. large backyard, call us to find Charter; notice is hereby given high cash commissions plus disability Insurance. Truly St., Call 643-2171. MANCHESTER - Homestead expert advice from your ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Hartford Convalescent Home, preferred. $110 per monui. Paul out about this -fine Split-level of the adoption by the Board of COLLEGE STUDENT with built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, bonuses, benefits. Your own 745 Main Street, East Hartford. one of the best benefit CHRISTMAS Puppies - AKC, PaiRc Village, deluxe 2 bedroom broker and real estate ad­ *Many of the above homes are convenient to buses ■ pick up truck, available for odd ELECTRO^LUX with power Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, full W. Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535. LOVELY 8-room home VERNON - Store or office, ap- home. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, I Directors of the Town of 649-3446. business. No investment. Free packages in the industry. miniature Schnauzers. Born visor before you buy...A jobs, (/all after 4 p.m., 6^1148. nozzle aiid shag rake, good con­ private bpsement, includes available Januarv 1st. Washer, roximately 2,000 square feet, 643-1577. and may be purchased with as little as 5% down.* ■ Manchester, Connecticut, selling and training kit. R.L. Pleasant working conditions. 11/5, will be ready to go by MANCHESTER - Oakland ncludes lights, heat, air- REUT is an organization Christmas. Excellent tempera­ dition. Upright Hoover Dial-a- neat, appliances and carpets, dryer, refrigerator "and stove C SECURITY POLICE f November 27, 1973, of Or­ LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Johnson, Dept. CMH-2, Knapp Opportunity to join dynamic Street, 5 room cold flat, second conditioning. Heavy traffic. 100x190’ LOT goes with this yoii'nj B HOW CAN you save fuel this ment, don’t shed. 872-3263. matic, g ( ^ condition. $30. Call $285 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, available. Rmtal $275. Lease which manages a portfolio Our office la In constant need of new llsdngs. If dinance as follows: new homes custom built, Centre, Brockton, Mass., Job training opportunities for floor, gas. (/all 568-^69 after 4 LaPoll (/ompany. Realtors, 563 clean 3room older home. Three I winter? For a free brochure nursing team as one of the 875-9190. . Realtor,, 6 4 3 ^ or 646-1021646-1021. and security required. Call 236- of investments in real thinking of selling, please call lor confidential Inspection ■ remodeling, additions, rec 02401. men or women in ’The United p.m. 1030. bedrooms, 2-car garage, large NOTICE write Chimney Heat Reclaimer nation’s largest health care MALE Siamese kittens, four 5530. land evaluation. We areleome your bualnessi Remember, ■ rooms, garages, kitchrens States Air Force. Call 646- property or mortgages — kitchen included ui thu scarce PURCHASE OF PROPERTY Corp, P.Q. Box 277, Forestville, facilities continues to months old. Happy, healty, had FACTORY Reconditioned Kir­ QUIET 3-room heated apart­ you deserve only the b e st m remodeled, bath tile, cement 7440, MSgt. Gary Miller, 555 FOUR ROOMS, adults only, no Apartment Bulldlngs- or both...You buy and sell low 30s price range. More land TROTTER BLOCK Conn. 06010 or call 1-628-7375. expand. shots. $20. Phone 6468666. by with one-year guarantee ment, appliances and utilities BOLTON LAKE - Small 2- I work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ pets, heat, hot water. For Sale 70 available to buy. T. J. Crockett, Main Street, Manchester. parts and labor. Call Ray, 875- included. Prefer middle-aged ■ __ , .u ■ bedroom home, tgas — furnace, shares through a broker, BE IT ORDAINED by the tial or commercial. Call 649- MACHINIST — Part-time, mor­ Realtors, 6431577. SNOW PLOWING - Driveways 9190. lady or cou p le. No pets. “ 8hts and heat not included, pay commissions and Board of Directors of the Town 4291. nings, The Amerbelle Corpora­ Contact Emelia Kurnik Live Stock 42 ROOlVttLE- Three family, se­ and small parking lots. Parking, (/all M7-1619. EiS?’ monthly, (/all 649- stove and refrigenrefrigerator, $180 uy.i I BLAN(»ARD & ROSSEHO I of Manchester that the Town of tion, 104 East Main Street, ELECTRICIAN - Experienced cond mortgage to qualifiedalifi receive dividends as you Reasonable rates. Call for free Assistant Director of SPANISH STYLE bedroom set, 7620. mnnthlvmonthly. .SoriirltvSecurity deposit MANCHESTER - $29,900, six- ■ REALT0R8-ML8 646-2482)B Rockville. Contact Mr. Larry in commerical and residential GIVE A gift certificate. buyer, $38,9" Owner-Agent, would rep lar stock... Manchester purchase for the estimates, 643-3g^. Nursing Service box spring, mattress, $300. reqululr^. 646-2029. room Cape, Byron Rd. B 189 Wist Center 8treet B Passardi, 875-3325, between wiring. Benefits. Call 646-5420 Horseback riding or Instruc­ total sum of SIXTY-FIVE Living couch and chair, $50. AVAILABLE January 1st, 4 •••••••••••••••••••••• WHAT IS YOUR Carpeting, fireplace, eat-in 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ between 8-5:30 p.m. DuBaldo tions. Ideal for Xmas or THOUSAND ($65,000.00) ODD JOBS, light trucking MEADOWS Chess set, vaporizer, electric rooms, first floor, newly Out of Town- kitcnen, 3 bedrooms and dining KITCHEN portunity employer. Electric Company. Birthday gifts. For particulars VILUGER B usiness P ro p e rty PROPERTY WORTH?? DOLLARS from Helen B. rough carpentry, cellars and at­ drill, pop corn popper, bowling redecorated, heat, hot water. For Rent 66 Sale room, or 4th bedroom^ Garage. CONVALESCENT call 64M363. Bolton Riding We will view your property Treed lot. Helen D. Cole, MANCHESTER & VICINITY Newmeyer aka Helen B. tics cleaned. Small trees REMODELMG ball and bag. Fwne 649-7905. APARTMENTS Security. One child accepted, TOOL MAKER, machinists, Academy, Route 85, Bolton, at NO COST or obligation Realtor, 6436666. moved. Manual snow removal. CENTER no pets. $170. Phone 649-1632. VERNON - Willow Brook Neymayer, of the Town of imriSSIOlUL CMFTSMNI^ milling machine operators, and Conn. Five-room , '2-bedroom IN(/OME Property, downtown, and suggest today’s 646-1931, 9 to 5 p.m, ANTENNA 333 Bidwell St. Manchester CARPETS - Wool, medium Apartments, 3(4 rooms at $180; shows 28% profit, great retire­ Wethersfield, County of Hart­ lathe operators. Experienced townhouse, wall-to-wall IF YOU are looking now for 6 market value. B & W Finest of Kitchens for 74. 646-2321 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• green, 12x15’ and 3x19’ $15, 4V4 rooms at $205. Includes ment income. Keith Real ford and State of Connecticut necessary Apply at Paragon INSTALLATION carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con­ large rooms with stove, LIGHT TRUCKING, odd jobs, Articles for Sale 45 each, both for $25. 6438630. heat, hot water, refrigerator, Estate, 6434126, 6431922. NORTH COVENTRY $17,000 HEBRON $30,500 that certain piece or parcel of Specialize^! custom' Tool Company, 121 Adams We’re looking for an ditioners, appliances,, heat wasner-dryer hookup, eat-in PASEK REAL ESTATE lawns mowed, trees cut aha oven-range, disposal, dis­ RARE FINDS 6.8 acres of beautiful rolling Lovely, huge treed lot sur­ land, with the improvements counters. Street, Manchester. experienced man for in­ FULL-TIME apartment 1972 WHIRLPOOL full size con­ and hot water, IW tiled baths, kitchen and more, in quiet w t CONSULTANTS removed. Cellars and attics DARK RICH clean loam, 5 hwasher, wall-to-wall Houses For Sale 72 $27,500 — 3bedroom Ranch land with utmost privacy. rounds our "cream puff’’ 7 thereon, situated in the Town of superintendent, for main- vertible automatic washer, 4 convenient nei^|torhood, cleaned. Free estimates. Call stalling home antennas. Will yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, washer' and dryer hookup, carpeting, air'-conditioning, 608 BURNSIDE AVE. condominium, 5% down. In­ room Cape with breezeway Call for appointment MACHINIST - We have the tainence and reoairs. monthly, call 6<9-5675 or 649- Owner will hold first Manchester, County of Hart­ 643-6000. also consider trainee for this sand, stone, pool and patio cycle rortable and matching patio. No pets. parkrking, swimming pools. MANCHESTER - New UsUng, EAST HARTFORD vite comparison. following openings: Lathe, Manchester area. Good salary 1924. mortgage with very little and garage. 2 baths, ford and State of Connecticut 8 7 5 -1 5 0 1 position. Apply to C. Kimball ^nd. 643-9504. portable 3 temperature dryer, lighted tennis courts, basket- Six-room Cape located close m 2 8 9 *7 4 7 5 Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cin- plus apartment provided. Reply Call 649-7620 $32,500 —^Owners must leave down. fireplaced living room, and bounded and described as SHARPENING Service - a t — w th excellent condition. fri5. baU court, ice skating, picnic schools, churches and shopping. timatic. ’The Purdy Corp., 586 Box ‘ 'A” , Manchester Herald. 30 LCX/U5T STREET - First COVENTRY this 4-month young Colonial, 3 carpeting, built-ins, 3 follows: Saws, knives, axes, shears, | ALUMII^UM SHEIE’TS used as 2898150. groves, storage. No pets. CaU Fireplaced living room, three Hilliard Street, M^^(K)00. floor, heated apartment, four 7 4 2 -0 2 4 3 bedrooms, 2V9 baths, wall-to- bedrooms and cozy rec room. skates, rotary blades. Quick printing plates, .007 thick, Vernon, 872-@ll between 9-4, bedrooms, move-in condition. JACK ROAN CO. WAITRESS - Part-time, after LEAVING STATE - Sofa, chair rooms, family unit. Security. wall carpeting, applianceR. NORTHERLY: by land now service. Capitol Equipment R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen­ U x ^ ” . 25cents each or 5 for $1. 125 EAST CENTER Street - 3- weekdays, after 4, and on Priced in the mid 30’s. Zinsser MANCHESTER 831,900 NORTH COVENTRY $38,000 schdbLJiours. Will train. Good and lounge chair, new condi­ $185. (/all 98, 646-2428. or formerly of James Ruddell, Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad­ 109 Valley St.. Willimantic Phone 643-271h. room apartment with heat, weekends, call 872-4400. Agency, 6431511. $34,900 — Attractive 3room Transferred owner needs Unique new Raised Ranch wages. Good gratuities. Amly tion. Phone after 5 p.m., 643- Sixty (60) Feet; Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday ditions, porches, any type AHENTION 423-9277 stove, refrigerator. $1711 MANCHESTER - Two homes Cape, fireplace, gas heat, cen­ quick sale on this handy 6 loaded with contemporary in person. Brass Key 4373. DANDY DOUBLE - 5 rooms in EASTERLY: by other land 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- remodeling, 646-2067. 2nd shift em ployees and NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 monthly. Call M68439. ROCKVILLE - Three-room MANCHESTER - Original for the price of one. Mother, tral air. Convenient to Restaurant, -829 Main Street, 2-famiIy house with heat and room Cape close to decor. Multi-baths, beamed 7958. retired gentllemen. cents each. Inquire side door. apartment, heat, hot water, owners selling their home, Dad, Sister, Brother can have now or formerly of the Town of Manchester. hot water paid. OMy $160.2281. everything, in excellent area. everything. Garage^ cattedral ceilings, applianced ANY TYPE remodeling and ad­ Showcase Cinema is looking FEMALES to work in plastics Manchester Evening Herald. AVAILABLE Immediately, stove, refrigerator. $135. Adults three large bedrooms, 2 full their own 3room apartment in Manchester, One Hundred Ten Rentex, $» fee. 5 4 ^ . carpeting, 3 bedrooms, kitchen, carpeting throughout, LIGHT landscaping, attic and ditions, masonry and c a ^ n tr y for men to work part-time, factory, full or part-time. Call modern 3-room apartment, only. Security deposit required. baths, large kitchen with built- Uiis (residence A) west side (110) Feet^: BABYSI’TTER wanted 8:30 to STEPHENS REALH fireplace, formal dining room floor to ceilteg fireplace and 2 cellar cleaning, call anytime, work. Free estimates. (^11 A; 646-2^. SHERW(X)D stereo 50 watt carpeting, appliances, parking, Parking for one car. (/ail 643 in oven, range and dishwasher. neighborhood. Oversized Cape SOUTHERLY: by Center mornings, as cleaners, from 7 4:30, Manchester, Verplanck 1123 Main St., East Htfd. NICE THREE-room apartment and spacious jalousied porch. 649-1573. ^uilU cote, 6494)611. amplifier, tube type, like new, storage. Hilliard Street. 64^ 9678. Attractive dining area. Living with everything, big living 6 4 6 -1 2 6 7 garages. All this on a Street, Sixty and ’Twenty-Four to 12 noon. If interest^ apply %hool area. Call 528-2275. 5288606 with wpliance and utilities YOUR ’TIME is worth money as $90. Call evenings 649-5678. 7289,568-1^. ^ , room with fireplace. $32,500. room, big kitchen, big screen beautiful acre lot. in person: paid. (Jlder couple preferred. One-Hundredths (60.24) Feet; HAVE A problem? You name it CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ an Avon Representative during ______aa______ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, Wolverton Agency, Rraltors, in porch, big lot, big 2-car gar- SCHOOL teacher wants older $140.9181. Rentex, $25 fee, 549- SOUTH WINDSOR $39,500 and - we do it - from cellars to roof. ages, additions, bathrooms, the biggest season of the year, GAS CIRCULATOR heater *VACUUM CLEANER acre yard, gvden, $150, Five 6432813. " e it - you’ll Mlieve if. In PORTER ST. area - Im­ SHOWCASE woman to care for two-month FIVE ROOMS, Uled.bath, heat SOUTH WINDSOR 832,900 Sensational 4 bedroom Ranch WESTERLY; by land now or Free estimates. 647-9400. kitchens. Houses, repairs. Free right now! Cash in on all that with chrome flue, heats four *P0WER NOZZLE and hot water. Included, newly room, $135, Four rooms, $115.. the'30’s. F. J. Spilecki, maculate 7 room Colonial, gar­ estimates. Small jobs. Stephen spare time. Call 289-4922. old baby, from January 2nd rooms, like new, $120. Service AppUances included, utUities age, trees, privacy. Hutchins 3 bedroom Ranch in top condi­ with ov e' 4 nnn —J ft of jiving formerly of John Dempster, CINEMA through June. References. *FL00R P0U8HER remodeled, middleaged adults, Realtors, 6432121. CUSTOM MADE Draperi^, Martin, 646-7295. for 10, Heritage rattem, dishes, FREE - FREE - (/all us and in­ extra. 872-0359,8 p.m. to 9 p.m. MANCHESTER - Older Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. tion on a nice treed lot. area. 2 g Q L D ^ fireplaces, One Hundred Ten (110) Feet. 936 Silver Lane. East Hartford Phone 6498911. *RUB S H A M I^ security deposit, references, no very reasonable, work $^ . Four foot silver Christmas quire about our Golden Age Colonial in excellent condition. STARTER or retirement home, Appliances, carpeting,' air carpeting, ouiii-ins, Texas 7 pets. Parku^, 111/2B School Being the same premises Much new wlus Ranch r with 2-car garage, tics, deaned. Reliable service. shifts. Investigate this oppor­ pitcher sets, $25 and $12. MANCHESTER - Homestead $125. 5662. Rentex, $25 fee. 549- $165. 8728360, 5 2 9 ^ . 6431922. den, lovely seclud^ lot. Hayes this Ordinance a petition signed W rtlm e. Call Irv, 872815'/. fireplaced living room, large 3 good siz^ bedrooms, oven & kitchen, carpet^ throughout Reasonable rates. 643-5305. BIDWELL Home Improvement tunity today. 6468059. M M iM K CO. • e l e c t r i c f i r e p l a c e , Butcher scale, $35. Old ship, 3 Park Village, nice 2 bedroom 6869; Agency, 6430131. by not less than five (5) per kitcnen with dimng area. Near range, paneled rec room and a and -2 garages. Only 25 Co. Expert installation of $140. Call after 5:30 p.m., 643- masts, $125. Ship model in glass Townhouse, private entrances STORRS area - On Route 43A. cent of the electors of the ’Town, 52 Main St., Manchester acre lot. $39,900. Wolverton full diy basement, immediate minutes from Hartford. aluminum siding, gutters and 1305. ______' case, $65. Frames, oriental and patio, full,basement. In­ Brand new duplex, waU-to-waU Or CaU 643-1531 ...... ittVroNCH * ‘ ; Agency, Realtors, 6432813. occupancy!! as determined from the latest Foley-Sharp trims. Roofing installation and rugs, .9x12’ , $125. Library cludes heat, appliances and carpeting, 3 bedromns, full bath ' official lists of the Registrars of repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109f OPERATORS : HAND MADE Ceramics and tables, $12, $15 and $18. Lamps, carpets, Paul W. Dougan, on second floor, half bath first INTERESTING! SAW & TOOL SHARPENNG PRESIDENTIAL MANCHESTER - Four fpmUy Voters, has not been filed with PART-TIME ASSISTANT MANAGER for Experienced in Alpha-; Tag Sale - Saturday, December m any m ore ite m s . 1173 Realtor, 6434535 or 646-10». floor, large Uving room, kitchen (/olkxiaded (/olonial styled three-family 3 3 4 . Ideal for M ipn tlM home in the center of town, the Town Clerk requesting its HORACE Tetrault - Siding, SECRETARY WANTED liquor store. Retail experience Numeric work are needed im-1 8th, 10 a.m.- 5 p.m. 101 Cedar Palisado Avenue, Windsor or VILLAGE APTS. with dinette area, all professional offices on first floor, almost no reconstruction arafariMMir Street, Manchester. call 8728486. appUances, stove, self-cleaning excellent condition throughout OFFKES TMMNNHOUt C0NECTH3IT reference to a special Town" N« Ikaitv M roofing, storm windows,, aw­ Must be proficient in essential. Good opportuni^. mediately for first and second | 4 1/2 ROOMS, second floor, necessary! Main Street location, u r g e yard with plenty ot nings. (Quality workmanship, MANCHESTBI oven, double dow refrigerator, with four large rooms each election. ■ipU«a4MNrrt:' shorthand and typing. Accoun­ Send Resume To Box “ G” shifts. Benefits to full and; stove, heat) hot water, and gas. room for. parking. Spic and spaii^ throughout. Automatic free estimates. Fully insured. Manchester Herald. HAND MADE wooden shadow JOHNSON’S four-way floor dishwasher, disposal, full base­ apartment. ESccellent estate Pbyliss V. Jacks'ton Mbli Ihnlnn, HMd., $434121 ting experience would be help­ part-time employes. Salary: Working (x^tle. Call 6498IM8r vacuum m te m throughout, even in cellar. 872-9187, 649-3417. boxes, knick-knack shelves, care jnachine. Scrubs, waxes One and two bedroomi. ment with washer-diyer b o ^ - builder. $65)000. Wolverton B & W . . Secretary' Star Tias-VahN N iriiw i, kid n li, ful. Hours approximately ‘ negotiable. Hours flexible. | Agency, R otors, 6432813. ASK FOR JOE LOMBARDO ' , ' SALES PERSON wanted, 5 eagle plaques, railroad spikes, and polishes, shampooes rugs. ATTRACTIVE 4 1/2 rooms, se­ Near schoeti, cbunchei ups. Rent $250. Call M37244. TM iW WluiilCE 1^^ Board of Dicqc.tqirs 87S4S4S; Oapss 175-3131 noon - 5 p.m. Nice office; nide ROOFING - Specializing a.m. to 10:30 a.m. Eh^rience Move with us into a spacious • towel racks, ets. 875-4359., Excellent condition. 649^12. cond floor aiwrtment, stove and and 8hon)ing center, on im i^ - $ M , 900 - TWO-BEDROOM Realtors — MLS Manchester,) ; WJUqpiiid Nwdnre, M Mdi, location. Call 646-3059 not necessary. Monday through new facility in South Windsor.; refrigerator, $150 monthly. GLASTONBURY • One ai repairing roofs, new roofs, but line. Call anytime. ‘ aiich, ceram ic'tile bath, (^ h ecticu t M$-52I3 . between 9 ^ noon. Ask for Friday. Prefer mature adult. Call... : SNOW TIRES • L78-15, QUEEN Size Simmons Lease,, security. Middleaged tworb^droom g a r d e n nai OFftCE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK gutter work, chimneys, cleaned aluminum storms, ov «ilxed BELFIORE AGENCY ' Dated'at Manchester, Ifm , IML. Mm Il, $434123 and repaired. 30 years^: Cheryl. Apply in person. Mister Donut, whitewalls, belted with rims, Beautyrest mattress, box oomle preferred. No pets or 640-2G 23 apartmoits. Large rooms and Realtors 647-1413 ManchMter Parkade, Manchester 649r5306 L C .M . i closets. Swimming pool. $163 to g a r ^ , gRk), Hutchins Agen- Connecticut this 30th day of ThrifU’t - Hu m Cirtir, lirti $3, far- experience. Free estimates. 255 West Middle Tpke., good condition. 649-7078 after 6 s ^ n g s and frame. Phone 646- : chluren. References r^tred. 6 4 4 - ^ $189. 6334972. - November, 1973. ' iwii 872-$324 Howley, 643-5361.' Manchester. p.m.- Call 646-1074. >> 7 -4 I

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Houses fo r S a le 72 Houses F o r S a lo ' MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchesteh Conn.-, Fri.. Dec. 7, 1973- PAGE ’TWENTY-SF.Vf .N 72 .House* F o r S a la 7 2 Out of Town-For Salo 75 Manchester > .BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE OVERSIZED CAPE SCHN(306LE FAPES BACK TO PASS Chomp^. HOW ABOUT SOME IF WE EAT IN A HUERV SOMEBOpy CALLEP R3A TH ' CHAIM WO, ITHIMK HE'D BEEm \ f - Large fireplaced living room, eONVUiSATTON FOR WE CW CATCH TH' MOIST AW' IT JU S T M ISSEP TH’ & U U ITAKIW A WAP--AW' WHEW J the criminals w ent up in The regular HOMES OF DISTINCTION e l e v a t o r , th e n STARTED IWVN SECRETELY "NEW 14 WIDES” eujm S N A m A CHAN6C? SECOND HALF* HEAP AS IT WEWT By.' I C5UESS THE HE CAME OUT OF TH' FOG eat-in kitchen, formal dining ON THE FREIGHT OUT-BACK! THE 0 OVS Offered By The room, IVk baths, 2 large OPERATDR STDPPEP HE REALIZEP WHAT HAP- S a tu rd a y to 1OAP0L0CSIZEJ PEWEP AW' FAIWTEP.' CAU6HT ON BY WATCHINS THE FLOOR someTim w ^ bedrooms bn second floor, Open House - 1 5 INDICATORS' THEN THEY THREW ' I WORRY beautiful country setting, RolHng Hllla, ManaHold y ^ T H E EMERSENCY SWITCH' ABOUT THOSE custom built for present BOYS—THEY CARL A. ZINSSER AGENCY THAT k e p t THE KNOW TOO owners. CROOKS CORKED OP MUCH T il l THE POLICE M A P E a l r e a d y .' r t IV e FnmJ>84, Mm Exit 99. FMlow stem on RL 198 tomranl UCotm. t h e IDENTIFICATION- Have What You're Looking Fori MERRin AGENCY AND WITH NO DANGER Turn right on RL 44A. 1/2 ! milt on Ml Is Rolling HWt. OF FALSE ARREST.' THE PRICE IS, RIGHT LET’S MAKE A DEAL JEOPARDY Realtors , " ' 646-1180 On this six room Cape situated on love­ On this seveh room lake-front Ranch Don’t place yourself in jeopardy. ly treed lot. Three bedrooms, wall-to- situated on acre lot. Fireplaced living Instead invest in this newly vinyl sid ^ THREE BRAND new H-7 wall carpet in living room and dining room, two baths, two-car garage. three-family with a VA assumable Colonials.. Lots of extras in­ room plus enclosed porch. Move-in con­ Priced at $37,900. mortgage. Live almdst rent free. Call cluded and priced to sell in time : MICKEY FINN dition. Asking $31,900. . for details. for your Very Merry Christ­ BY HANK LEONARD mas. All have gas hot water heat. For more information call BEAT THE CLOCK PASSWORD SPLIT-SECOND YOU'RE PLAYING THE 1 .THREW IT NOT FOR THIS ROLE! NO SIR— NO NEED FOR the....M artens Agency, PART OF A COUNTRY O U T ! I C AN GET ANOTHER OLD you TO TALK TO ME And beat inflation with this eight room Yes, pass the word. We have just listed Don’t wait tiiuch long or this new eight- Realtors, 6^25M. DID you ENJOy D ID N O T / BUMPKIN! WHERE'S ' AFFORD NICE. SUIT, AND QO BACK TH' PERFORMAMCE, THB THEATRE LIKE THAT/ I'M IAMOU5 Colonial in one of Manchester's finest a six-six Duplex located near shopping, room Colonial on dead end street will YOUR OLD SUIT? CLOTHES NOW.' TO PLAYING THE PART -I'VE GOT A BIG MR. CARLSON? W AS H A L F LIKE A SWEET, DUMB areas and built by Nutmeg Homes. schools and churches. Three bedrooms be gone. Fireplaced family room, four Offered by the EMPTY/ HICK! Four bedrooms, 2'/Ss baths, first-floor each side, large kitchen, separate gas bedrooms, formal dining room, 2Vi GENERATION baths and you can stilt pick your own family room, built-ins in kitchen plus furnaces. Priced at $31,900. l l - r G A P = THE BLACKOUT ^ / \ \ x two-car garage. Priced at $57,900. colors. Priced at $54,900. P H u m x lx . T M 1) $ M Qlf !X-1 AGENCY CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE X Ample mprtgago money available on any of these llsUn|s with as lltUa as 5 S down. a l l RieHr...iLu t e l l y o u ; NOW IF you KNOW MARTIN SCHOOL - Ranch 5 VINA SOT A c a l l t o d a y TO f T H A T 5 WHAT'S 600P FOR Call us If we can be of service to you oHIior buybig or sriUng. WORKAli^n VLJtevAT APEX. tti III INC.- 1..^ I IN THE lOPlICfW.,( BPrTppi YOUi BABY. YOU'LL rooms, modem kitchen, large STAY RIGHT HERE living-room with fireplace. 6 ANP KEEP VOUK REALTOR years old. $34,000. UIPS ZIPPEP... RANCH — 2 years old, 6V4 PRISCILLA rooms, large country kitchen, KEEP WARM THIS WINTER BY AL VERMEER 13x21, 3 bedrooms, Iti baths, CARL A. ZINSSER AGENCY c a r l v l e , I LOVE IT'S SUCH AM S U C H A \ •SHE'S PRETTY GOOD first floor family room, gar­ CUT YOUR FUEL CONSUMPTION ABOUT ’/k IN MANY INSTANCES THE W AV YOU THROW ATHLETIC lMUSCULAR) . A T t h r o w i n ; 646-1311 age, $38,900. BALL! THROW! TTWROW! 7 ^^MEfgSELF' MANCHESTER - 5 family plus 5-car garage. Business zoned, excellent income. Cen­ FEATURES: tral location. 7 >971 bf NU, Ut. TM lit US OH ★ Pre-flnl8hed aluminum ★S to rm doors and windows, CIRCA 1730 - Antique exterior. S.B.M. has Colonial, recently restored. 7 screens throughout. STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF fireplaces, summer kitchm, new baths, new kitchen, two- Step-saver kitchen. Equipped ★.Standard equipment; DIvah, PASSPPRT.'l ONE BREAK T..SHE NEEPNY w o r r y OPEN HOUSE SHcmi.' J A WOMAN0ETS car garage. High 50’s, with electric eye-level oven and occasional chair, and table, ABOUT COAAINO HOME ANP broiler, counter top burner, two lamp, and dinette set, plus TICKETS.' J GOINO ALONE ON HNPINO H E R AAATE IS MORTGAGE Money L TRAVaERk AN assignment;.. BOLTON — Beautiful contem­ (K>IN6 TO HAVE A BABY door refrigerator, cabinets, and drapes- and curtains CHECKS.'i BY SOME OTHER 0UY ! As Little as 5%Down porary Ranch, 10 rooms, 2ti stainless steel sink. throughout. SATUBDAY baths, fieldstone fireplace, ;THE BORN LOSER \ ^ B Y ART SANSOM H T —V Up to 30 Years to Repay sunken living room, large ^ Extra large living room with ★ Live in a controlled develop­ 1 - 4 thermopane windows, on 114 wall-to-wall carpeting. ment, with professionally m T DO'IDU KKIOW ABOUT m acres with 10-miIe view. $48,- landscaped lots. A highly OOU'Fta WHO s c u m ' THE OLO 6 4 6 -1 7 0 0 500. 'A^King size master bedroom. desirable place to live. This Agency cordially Invitee you to Inspect three COLONIAL — Large front-to- (3) brand NEW COLONIALS built by Mak Construc­ back living room with tion Company, Incorporated. All are ready for •k Modern bathroom — tub and ★ Clubhouse, sauna bath and fireplace, formal dining room, shower. swimming pool In many of our Savings Bank IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY and can bo purchatod 2-car garage, vinyl siding, im­ developments. with as little as 5% down. maculate condition, $34,900. GEORGIAN COLONIAL - OF Manchester • Price $37,900.00 Center chimney Colonial, 2 # • Oas hot water heat (2-zone) fireplaces, modern kitchen For charm, preatlga, comfort and tha graataat valua in low coat Housing eon- • FIreplaca with built-ins, large formal tact for appointmant... Mra. Smith, Rolling Hilla, 429-0113-Mr. DIaon, Main THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BABBERA • Aluminum siding dining room, front to back Dftica. 247-5209. k • Aluminum storms A screens living room, large front foyer, X 1171 H HIA. Ii«, Till, let US Ki. OR. den, screened porch, 4 MalnOfflca ALLEY OOP ONE OR TWO? • Storm doors (front & rear) bedrooms, 2’4 baths, garage, BY V.T. HAMLIN • City utilities R outs 10 large lot, high on a hill, in one IS DINNY GONNA ...IT M A Y ...AN* IF IT IS,WE BETTER Take your choice! Here’s a valid two-family now being used • RCA Whirlpool range of Manchester’s finest Southington FIGHT THAT BIG, BE JU S T A TAKE ADVANTAGE OF IT/ 12-7 OL’ SPECKLE-BACK? as a big single. Remodeled kitchen with built-ins. Two-car • RCA Whirlpool dishwasher neighborhoods. $66,500. Iensen’s u • 628-0317 DiVERSlONARy C'MON, LET'S GO! elHNC.w»«JA. T A C n C -,. garage. Priced to sell immediately. • Oak Hoorbig TWO FAMILY Duplex - 7 & 8 • Slate entrance foyer rooms, newly remodeled H a rtfo rd ASK FOR JOE LOMBARDO '' 3 • Fully landscaped kitchens and baths, large First ir^Ratiraihant Homs Vlllagaa 247-8209 • Rowers School district private yard. Immaculate BELFIORE AGENCY condition throughout, gar­ Realtors ages, central location. E 647-1413 COVENTRY - nice 3 bedroom CENTER of Rockville - Older COLUMBIA - Holiday occupan­ CAPE — 6 rooms, wall-to-wall Ranch, with dishwasher, dryer, two-family home that is truly cy, 3-bedroom Ranch. Two-car ADDRESS: 30,34, and 30 Lydall Street, Manchester carpeting, wooded lot, near washer, and antenna, 3/4 the handyman’s special. One oversized garage. Completely hospital, $29,900. finished rec room, new 3-zone apartment vacant. Asking $26,- renovated. Excellent location. hot water heat, good sized lot, Low taxes. Mid 30’s. Petrus MANCHESTER - 6-room 900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- DIRECTIONS: North on Parker Street to Lydall full' llpri price, ^,900. Mitten Agen^ 1577. Realty, 228-3777. ia-7 DECEMBER Street, take left, watch for signs. Colonial, large kitchen, for­ cy.’, Realtors,Re 643-6930. c 1971 h NU, It. TM let UV Ut OH mal dining room, 3 bedrooms, COLUMBIA - Immediate oc­ garage. Immaculate condi­ COLUMBIA - country kitchen, cupancy, sjratless two-bedroom MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY BARGAIN MDNTH tion. $29,900. COLUMBIA LAKE - 7-room large living room, both Ranch. Fireplace, dining room, WIN AT BRIDGE C Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 baths, ted, plus 3 rooms, 1 1/2 full cellar. Additional land and VAN DABBLER— •4>CHRDJIp/<^f4* fireplaces, paneling, carpeting, ------Manchester & Surrounding Towns MANCHESTER - Older , 2-car insulated garage, barns available. Low 30’s. ^elUR LATEST huge recreation room, garages. RAINTINGIS home, 6 large rooms, im­ a jalousied patio facing pool, $43,-Petrus Realty, 228-3777. The bidding has been: 7 For several years in the past the housing market has Hutchins Agency, 649-5324. 200. Owner, 228-3610. ABSCiLUTEiyBiy y Safety First costs no more generally demonstrated that December is the time to maculate condition, centrally COVENTRY - By Owner, must A/WA2INS 1 NORTH West North East 'South purchase a home at lower prices. It used to be that January located. $23,900. 7 ep E; relocate, two year old 6-room A AK632 Some safety plays are ! ♦ Pass iV from getting the lead if he Pass 34 Pass 34 and February were the bargain months but that doesn’t Ranch, 3. bedrooms, kitchen, Y2 really farfetched. Others WE NEED LISTING NOW! holds all four diamonds. Pass 3N.T. Pass ? seem to hold true any more. Prices will be higher next year dining area, large living room ♦ 10752 should be almost automatic — so buy now in December. MARTENS Thinking of Selling your with Ben Franluin stov^ two for a careful player. South goes to dummy with You, South, hold: REALTORS ‘ 4K 85 property? Call TODAY! a high spade and leads the 10 eKJ65 9A 8 3 2 4K104 46S full baths, hardwood floors; WEST EAST South’s three notrump con­ ir k k k tract looks like a cinch. He of diamonds. If East ducks. What do you do now? COVENTRY - Mid 20’S 64S-2SS0 aluminum siding, storm win­ A q s 4 J1095 wins the heart lead and if he South lets it ride. If East A — The correct bid is four Immaculate 4-room Ranch with a large fieldstone fireplace, STARR HOMES dows, $38,500. Phone 742-8602. f AJ106543 ?87 00NeS4- covers. South wins the trick; notrump If your partner Is going ♦ - ♦ J984 is at all careless he counts to garage, real cute home for the beginner or retiree. fto&ewAV goes back to'dummy with the to treat this bid as a notrump 4 J972 4Q103 10 quick, easy tricks. Two VERNON-MANCHESTER U m $30,000 MAINE REAL Estate - 7 acres, second hi^h spade and leads raise and not as Blackwood. PHILBRiCK Laurel Street, Enfield SOUTH(D) spades, one heart, five dia­ $3,000. Four-bedroom brick another diamond. Then back Otherwise, you just pass if Cream puff Ranch ready for Christmas occupancy. Three 4 7 4 monds and two clubs. house, four acres, $30,000. 80 to dummy with the king of pessimistic and bid four dia­ bedrooms, living room, dining area, kitchen, full basement. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI t K Q 9 Then if he is careful he AGENCY acres, stream, $15,000. 50 acres reviews the bidding in accor­ clubs to pick up the rest of the monds if optimistic. Not many around at this price. ♦ AKQ63 WRAP IT UP... on lake, 5,000’ frontage, $33,000. dance with the R of the code suit and wind up with five TODAY’S QUESTION MANCHESTER - $34,000 0OODBV,WINTHROP... I'LL. MOJ'RE NOT OUST 3AVINGTHAT? A T LEAST UNTIL LOU F9NYNE BACK 4A 64 Sporting camps, 10 buildings, 9 word ARCH and remembers diamond tricks in spite of You do bid iour diamonds and FOR CHRISTMAS REALTORS REMEMBER THie OAV HOW LONG WILL MQU REALL.V TH E Z 9 CEN TS MOU BORROW ED ■Both vulnerable Priced right is this new 6-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, 1V4 GARRISONS 1/2 acres, $44,0()0. A-frame, 10 that West made a vulnerable East’s four-card holding. your partner bids four spades. Ft3R A LONG, LONG T I M E ^ h REMEMBER IT? > F=BOM M E - baths, stove, dishwasher, disposal, wall-to-wall, And Llva Happily Evar AHarl acres, $15,000, 60 acres $16,500. W est North East South What do you do now? 6 ^ ^ two heart bid without much (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) immediate.. Immediate occupancy on this immaculate recently redone C ottage on lake, $11,000. ! ♦ of Ahand. Obviously he held a Answer Tomorrow COVENTRY - $38,900 six-room Cape, including new wallpaper with matching Munroe Real Estate, Box 451, 7 ^ 2 ? 2 * . Pass 3N.T. loF of hearts for that bid. Answer to Previous Puzzle Brand new Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living room, dining drapes, fireplace, enclosed porch, convenient location. Lota-Land tor Sala 73 CAPE CODS Bingham, Maine. Phone 207- P ass Pass Pass Could he be void of dia­ room, kitchen, IVz baths, laundry, family room with ASK FOR JOE LOMBARDO 672-3^. Opening lead-- J f monds? Take Heart APPROXIMATELY 70 acres of Misa^n I racia I isiM i^ fireplace, 2-car garage, rent with option. South thinks a little more beauiful level land in Tolland. By Oswald & James Jacoby ACROSS merchandise BELFIORE AGENCY and sees that he can be sure 2 Ot the ear ELLINGTON - $43,900 Choice development piece. T. J. 1 "DonT — ' Realtors. 647-1413 RANCHES 'of his contract with just four 3 Hazards Crockett, Realtor, M3-1577, or 6'Try— " Brand new Raised Ranch, 3 bedrooms, living room, dining W antod-Roal Eatata 77 4 Route lab. i diamond tricks and he can Il-ynkeeled room, kitchen, large’family room with fireplace, many, 875-6279 5 Desire (coll i play the diamond suit in such 12 Follower of many extras. , SELLING your home or Joseph Smith 6 Fielding heroine LARGE WOODED lot, close to acreage? For prompt friendly PICK. 14 Ascended HERRON - $44,900 IMMEDIATE 7 Holy Land Columbia Lake, $9,5(10. Keith P riM S start at *32.900 X 1171 hr NU. Ut.JH. $•«. US Nt OR cX A lU 15 Pass by araa(4|5iici MANCHESTER Mls service, call Lquis Dimock J Z i heights Old farm house on 15 acres with good frontage, pond, stone OCCUPANCY Real EsUte, 646-4126, 649-1922. 16 Strike with s n id s I iTiiin ■ walls, trees. Realty, 649-9823. 8 Constellation SHORT RIBS IBY FRANK O’NEAL beak 9 Mischievous Reduced four quick sale. 17 Winglike part MANCHESTER - $50,000 (30 Day Occupancy) children 44 Avid Green Manor section, 7- ALL CASH for your property 18 Stitch together (coll I NEW LISTING Out of Town-For Sala 7S to Proboscis 23 Cried 45 Hiatus Former Cheney istate on acre of land in center of town, 10 room Ranch with garage. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 19 "Keep — ' 46 Kind of exam We have just listed an im­ iF im U / 23-Spider's trap II Knock * 24 Essayist Lamb large rooms, 2 full baths, new heating. Could be interesting. Carpeting in 6 rooms, two- instant service. Hayes Agency, 13 "Make a — 25 Steep slope 47 Have courage maculate Ranch style home in LET SOMEONE elsi pay your TA R G A*ER’* V 26Paim leaf zone heating. Maintenance Three and four bedrooms, two baths, built-in 6464)131. Irv ■■ 28 Shove 50 give up " excellent location. Large rent, 7 room house witn 3 fami­ -By C U Y R. POLLAN- 27 Musical 29 Preposition 51 Goddess of DUPLEXES free home. oven and range, full basement, circuit W A a iis LIIRA composition 17"------That fireplaced living room, eat-in ly on same lot. $51,900. Owner- WE WILL buy your house for r , T l y MA*. 21 J Y Your Daily Activ/ly Guide JM Ends Well 30 Male deer discord 31 Guido s note 52 Dry. like wine MANCHESTER - $30,900 Call after 3 p.m. or agent, 649-6600. breakers, steel hatchway. Choice of cash. Call anytime, Hutchins at; According to the Stan, 32 Dislre.ss signal 20 Bryophytic 33 Dime or kitchen, king sized master ocr. 22Q9I plant centavo 54 Turn to the To develop message for Saturday, 33 "-T— your 6-6 older Duplex, new roof, new gutters, 3 bedrooms, living weekends. 643-80^ bedroom, two full baths, decorating. Paved streets, city water and Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. 6- 11-12 - 20 2- 8-21-26^ 21 Worker's 35 Beverage right COVENTRY — Oversized 6 read words co rresp ^ in g to numbers blessings" room, dining room, kitchen, 2 furnaces. Needs decorating cfew-AS-ao-si 53-67-69 group I ah. I 37 Gold 1 Sp 1 55 Secret agent finished- rec room, fenced city sewers. No liens on the properties. E of your Zodiac birth sign. 34 Liquid room Cape, 114 baths, full shed TAURUS SCORPIO 22 Sticky 40 Colors ' I coll. I and some work. ^ $32,000 FIRM ) Lucky measures yard, city utilities. Immediate dormer, large rooms, |29i900. 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Discharged Thurscfay; Wilma Kehaya, 62 Spencer St.; Pearl Harbor Attack ... . Charles Palmer, East Hart­ Joan MacLachlan, Edgemere ford; Carol Calderone, 27 Hany Rd., Coventry; Lynn Draper, 11 Lane, Vernon; Theresa Church St. » LaHouse, Rt. 6, Andover; Noted In Brief Rites Kevin Lent!, 270 Gardner St.; Also, Beth Bouchard, East Hartford; George Monseglio, Manchester—A City of Village Charm Sarah Novosatty, Glastonbury; PRICE: EH-’TKKN CENTS Janet Collins, 42 Glenwood St.; 4 ^ W. NUddle Tpke. PEARL HARBOR (UPI) - A ships blowing to pieces and Japanese in the Pacific phase of walls of flame racing across the the war. group of Americans bowed MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DEC. 8, 1973- VOL. XCIII, No. 59 their heads In prayer today over oily waters. The rising sun glinted over FOURTEEN PACES Centerpieces GHU the quiet Pearl Harbor waters More than 2,000 of the the Pacific again this morning, at the exact moment of the American dead were Navy just as it had on the day the D O T T Y L E R Japanese attack on a sunny men, and more than half of United States was'\dealt the Presents morning 32 years ago. them were aboard the most devastating military blow Kissinger Leaves On Mission « th e U nit^ States plunged battleship Arizona. Eighteen of it had ever suffered. into World War II 32 years ago 46 U.S. warships were Veteran, patriotic and civic THE LITTLEST today when Japanese planes destroyed or badly crippled, organizations as well as private bombed Pearl Harbor in a and only 38 of 384 American citizens solemnly presented sneak attack that took 2,335 planes got off the ground. wreaths at the Arizona ANGEL GIFT SHOP American lives and severely The United States , was flung memorial. The white , Israel To Attend crippled the Pacific Fleet. headlong into World War II. memorial, which has a low 51 Goodwin Street Manchester President Franklin D. The Japanese who roared in center to symbolize the sagging Roosevelt called Dec. 7,1941 "a that morning failed to strike spirits of Dec. 7,1941, and high Dec. TM th. 10 A.M. to 6:00 P.M. date which will live in imarny.” any American submarines or sides to show the rise of me The first bombs fell at 7:55 aircraft carriers. And these U.S. afterwards, rests above Candles Decorations a.m. Hawaii time. The huge vessels, plus thousands of the rusted, sunken hull of the harbor became a holocaust with others constructed after Pearl famous battleship, the tomb of Mideast Peace Conclave Harbor, came back to haunt the more than 1,100 men.

United Preg« International Egyptian Deputy Premier portunity for leading the region tagon would not say what was Kissinger said earlier he A1 Yom and close friend of discussed, sources said Dayan- Egypt officially anncmnced Mohammed Abdel Kader frpm war to peace.” believed the parley would take Egyptian President Anwar today th%t it would attend a full- Hatem told parliament today Hatem, who directs the day- pressed for additional military place as scheduled and the last Sadat, said, in an article today aid in case the talks break down ENERGY TIP: scale Arab-Israeli peace .con­ that Egypt would participate in to4lay business of the Egyptian word from E ^ p t was that it the shaky cease-fire lines and fighting resumes. ference in Geneva on Dec. 18, the talks. He said, however, government, said Cairo would would attend. amount to nothing more than an Kissinger leaves Washington and Israel predicted long and Egypt would not compromise also demand in the talks with Friday, however, more small ‘‘armed truce” and added today on a trip that will take tough negotiations before there on its demands for Israeli Israel concessions abbut the arms clashes flared along Egypt is “convinced” the him to Arab capitals and Israel Geneva talks will fail. is a lasting Middle East settle­ withdrawal from all Arab lands rights of the Palestinian people. Israel’s Suez Canal front with for talks aimed at bringing the ment. occupied in the 1967 six-day The speech,- equivalent to a Egypt and the Israeli command OPENING HOURS AT REGALS! parties together in Geneva. It Egypt’s agreement to join the war. state of the union message in in Tel Aviv said its soldiers “We shall not be able to im­ was understood, but not con­ historic conference came as Hatem warned that “total the United States, marked the came under Arab guerrilla fire pose peace on Israel through firmed, that he urged Dayan to Every NIto till 9 P.M. on Secretary of State Henry A. mobilization” by Egyptian first major Egyptian policy ad­ inside occupied Arab territory negotiations,” said Koddous, forces would be necessary withdraw Israeli forces from Kissinger, architect of the dress since President Anwar for the first time since the whose weekly articles often 8 Dates CIrcloill Sadat spoke tOi parliament at some occupied Arab lands to Israeli-Egyptian cease-fire during the talks. cease-fire took hold Oct. 24. reflect presidential thinking. “I \s OPEN In Tql Aviv, Israeli Foreign the height of the 17-day Middle assure the success of the con­ Ihsan Abdel Koddous, editor believe it is more likely we agreement, began a mission to ference. Europe and the Middle East to Minister Abba Eban said in a East war on Oct. 16. of the Cairo newspaper Akhbar shall return to the battlefield.” Manchester Store national radio interview that he Kissinger, before leaving on Murder Suspect Vernon Store lay ,the groundwork for the Geneva talks. expected to join the Geneva his second Middle East mission 1973 NOVEMBER 1973 1973 NOVEMBER 1073 meeting, but predicted ho in a month, met in Washington Manchester Police Detective Robert Hennectuin (left) and Det. Lt. John Krinjak (right) Egypt recently expressed S M T W T F S progess until after Israel’s Dec. Friday with Israeli Defense escort murder suspect Louis F. Maggiacomo Jr. of Hartford outside the Manchester SM T W T F S reluctance to attend the con­ Excessive Use Of Phony ference because of the 31 elections. Minister Moshe Dayan. Police Station Thursday afternoon. Maggiacomo, charged Thursday for the Nov. 19 knife­ He said the talks would be 1 2 3 1 2 3 breakdown in cease-fire talks Dayan met later with Deputy killing of Mrs. Carolyn Clayton of Manchester, was being taken from the police station to 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 with Israel over troop pullbacks long and hard, but that the con­ Defense Secretary William the Connecticut Correctional Center at Hartford, where he is being held on a $125,000 bond. 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 from the Suez canal region. ference offered “an historic op­ Clements and although the Pen­ License Plates Reported (Herald photo by Bevins) 11 12(S)14 15 16 17 11 12 13(11)15 16 17 18 19 JO 2122 23 24 18 19 20 2122 23 24 HARTFORD (UPI) - A Wilson said the plates were cle commissioner and now leg. Maggiacomo Taken to Jail 25 26(|328@30 former aide to Gov. Thomas used in fraud investigations and counsel to the governor. Leubi 2 5 0 @ @ ( Meskill and two gubernatorial by the department’s Meat and was una)j^|laUe for comment appointees were issued phony Poultry Division. to explain why Page got the Manchester Police detectives 12 Judge Nicholas Armentano murdering Mrs. Clayton, 33, of Senate Approves <7 1073 DECEMBER 1973 1073 DECEMBER 1973 Connecticut motor vehicle Motor Vehicles D ^artm ent plates. continued today to investigate at Manchester. He was 107 Oakland St., the mother of registrations usually used in un­ spokesman William Heard said Page said, “After my elec­ the Nov. 19 knife-killing of ^ s . represented in court ’Thursday four children. Mrs. Clayton was S M T W T F S T T F dercover investigations, state there was no law against the tion to the Senate in November Carolyn Clayton of Manchester, s M w s by Public Defender Terrance stabbed to death, police said, auditors said Friday. use of “suppressed plates,” and 1972, I knew I would be issued in the wake of Thursday’s Sullivan, and after lunch he was and a large kitchen knife was Energy Powers Bill The auditors said the Motor most were granted to agencies legislative plates for my cars. I arrest of a Hartford man taken to the jail at Harford. found imbedded in her back Vehicle Department issued two on the presumption they would didn’t want to go about all the charged with the murder. His next Circuit Court 12 when the body was discovered . sets of license plates for cars be used for undercover law en­ time with them because I “We’re still completing the appearance was scheduled Dec. in a second-floor bedroom at WASHINGTON (UPI) - The government effort to explore — The Agriculture Depart­ owned by Sen. Stanley H. Page, forcement work. wanted some privacy.” investigation,” Police Chief 17, but Manchester Police have her home. House has moved toward and develop almost every con­ ment said fuel for farmers is R - Guilford, under the false Heard said Kozlowski had He said he paid registration James Reardon said, “picking applied for a Hartford County Manchester Police have been 16 i passage of President Nixon’s ceivable energy resource the 23 24 23 24 still tight because many oil name of “Shawn H. Pilgrim.” never used his suppressed fees and local taxes on his cars Op all the loose ends.” Superior Court bench warrant, working closely with officials 30 31 26 27 28 30 31 request for emergency energy nation possesses. companies are not following Motor Vehicle Commissioner plates but was entitled to them and never used the phony The man under arrest for the which will probably be issued from the office of Hartford powers and the Senate has un­ The $20 billion measure, federal instructions to give Edward Kozlowski and Deputy because the commissioner and plates. The plates were murder — Louis F. SHOP THE before the scheduled Dec. 17 County State’s Atty. John animously agreed to spend $20 which passed the Senate on an -farmers priority in diesel Commissioner Mati Koiva were the deputy commissioner carry canceled after the auditors’ in­ Unlighted Decorations ?mm Maggiacomo Jr., 46, of 57 Alden Circuit Court appearance. LaBelle in the murder in­ billion to make the country self- 82-0 vote, aims at making the deliveries. assigned unmarked state badges and are empowered to quiries. St., Hartford — is being held at Issuance of a bench warrant vestigation. Police Chief Rear­ sufficient in energy within the United States self-sufficient in — Health, Education and vehicles registered under false make arrests. Agostinelli said his nine the Connecticut Correctional would remove the case from don today declined to release REBAL MEN'S SHOP next decade. energy needs by 1983. The Heard said he saw no reason phony plates were for depart­ ’That dangling plug is certain indication that, while Down­ •THE COMnETE tilEN S STORE" Welfare Secretary Caspar W. names and addresses, the For Everything Center, Hartford, on a $125,000 jurisdiction of the Circuit Court details about the case, and it is The congressional action measure now goes to the House. Weinberger urged the White auditors said. why Page should have received ment sheriffs. Deputy Comp­ town Manchester decorations will be up for the holiday bond. and transfer it immediately to expected that further informa­ came, as President Nixon met In other energy IVs All Here MANCHISTBl VIRNGN House to require elementary Among the nine phony the false plates but they were troller William J. Diana said he season, they will not be lighted. (Herald photo by Ofiara) ’The bond was set ’Thursday Superior Court, police said. tion will be withheld until the tOI -WT MAIN STREET TRi.crrY Plaza with his top economic strategist developments; and secondary schools to lower registrations issued to Comp­ granted because he was on knew nothing about the “Diber­ afternoon, after Maggiacomo’s Maggiacomo is accused of case goes to trial. MM47I 1724)131 Friday to assess the economic — ’Truckers, who have their temperatures by six troller Nathan Agostinelli’s Meskill’s staff at the time. nardo” registration but thought midday arrest, by Circuit Court impact of the current energy blocked highways in pearly a department was one for Former Motor Vehicle Com­ it might have been used in the E degrees — to residential levels situation. dozen states in protest of the — rather than the 10 degrees “Anthony Dibernardo.” missioner-John J. Tynan said he investigation of the theft of The emergency energy administration’s fuel policies, recommended under the man­ It .carried , specific instruc­ personally never used phony bonds and checks from the of­ legislation was approved by the were divided on a planned tions that tHe registration not plates during his 16 years as fices some time ago. Fuel Crisis datory fuel allocations. House Commerce Committee national work stoppage next be entered in the motor vehicle head of the department and Asked for comment House and would authorize Nixon to week, waiting word from a — Rep. Henry Reuss, D-Wis., master file, making it virtually restricted their use to Majority Leader Gerald F. shift priorities and supplies of meeting between Teamster criticized General Motors for impossible to trace true legitimate police activity. Stevens, R-Milford, said fuels to get them to the neediest President Frank Fitzsimmons announcing some of its 1974 ownership of the car, the Tynan, a Democrat who regulations or laws should be Termed users. In addition, it would and Nixon. model cars will have 40-gallon auditors said. resigned when Republican Gov. enacted outlining specific allow the President to order — ’The Senate Interior Com­ gasoline tanks. Reuss said the Ask For Investigation Thomas Meskill was elected in guidelines for use of fictitious C conservation measures to in­ mittee issued a study warning huge tanks will ‘‘let gas State Auditors Leo Donahue 1970, said he would not have registrations. crease fuel supplies. the nation to brace for “the cheaters continue to squander and Henry Becker said their in­ given phony plates to depart­ Senate Minority Leader Urgent In the Senate, legislation was most grievous (fuel shortages) gas on weekends, despite Presi­ vestigation on “suppressed ment heads “because there was Charles T. Alfano, D-Suffield, approved laying the ever experienced in this coun­ dent Nixon’s call for conserving plates” began when someone no rrason and, they never said he wondered whether JUNE TOMPKINS Wiison E. Deakin Jr., assis­ groundwork for a sweeping try.” gas.” complained of possible abuses asked.” current statutes allowed the use (Herald Reporter) tant superintendent of schools, AIRCRAFTERS in the practices. Wartled Privacy of such plates, and he believed Harry Van Camp, chairman said ther? seems to be an legislation on the issue should The auditors concluded, “It is Page’s plates were issued by of the Manchester Fuel Dealers available supply of fuel for the be clarified. virtually impossible to detect Robert Leuba, then motor vehi­ Association, could not stress schools in Manchester to Feb. misuse of unmarked state the urgency of the present fuel 1. He said even with the schools vehicles,” but the absence of crisis enough Friday at a closing at 5:30 p.m. and the th e heat turned back, the buildings ea sy w€ty to „. any clear policy or law maks it meeting of town agency officials “difficult to ascertain the with Town Manager Robert stay warm until about 9 o’clock. propriety of their existence.” Republicans Weiss. Deakin said the regional The legislature should in­ In acknowledging we have school boards and principals vestigate the practice, the been lucky so far with unusually were planning to meet with the repair, remodel, auditors said, and develop mild weather for this time of state education department to “suitable guidelines on the ex­ Play Down year, Van Camp said even so, try to reach a mUtual agree­ tent and control of unmarked the local oil dealers had used all ment on closings and cars.” ^ their quotas by the end of the curriculum planning. There are The auditors said an ad­ W atergate month. He said he would, urge many Manchester school ditional 273 registrations were everybody to prepare their children who are attending out redecorate, r^u rn i^... found for federal or municipal homes as much as possible to of town schools- and vice versa ATLANTA (UPI) »Dunn, chairman of the cars, but no information was keep cold out and heat in. for rem edy programs. “There Republican leaders hear today Republican Governors available on them. ’They said Discussing acceptable has to be a common calendar from Gov. Ronald Reagan of Conference, expressed dis­ their chief concern was temperatures to maintain for all schools concerned,” said California and former Treasury pleasure at not being told about whether state-oWned cars with within the home, he said it is a Deakin. Secretary John Connally after the 18 minutes of silence in the fake plates were being used scientific fact that the cooler An investigation. of credit see your Credit Union for a home improvement loan three top GOP, spokesmen middle of a Watergate tape, a properly for undercover work. you keep a room, the less likely risks who make emergency played down the effects of revelation coming after Nixon The auditors said that at the heat will escape. calls for oil is a “must,” said Watergate on the party. told Southern GOP governors time of their inquiry last Commenting on the problems VanCamp. Most fuel oil dealers New York Gov. Nelson' recently at Memphis that no September the state police had presented by the suggested new feel they will be able to take Rockefeller, refusing to say new disclosures would be the highest number of phony school schedule with early care of their own customers, whether he has decided Ip forthcoming. Whether you’re readying your home for winter, Aircraft empioyees. Other locally associated “Air­ plates, 62,followed by The closings, Van Camp said, “I with their cooperation, and will taining your property in top condition. Come in resign and run for the presiden­ But Dunn said he would not Department of Consumer would advise without question help each other. They have adding a room, redecorating, or just planning to or phone in for your loan today. craft” groups are aiso within the field of member­ cy, said Friday he hopes the supj)ort impeachment unless Protection, 15 cutting out the Adult Education pledged mutual aid in case of cash in on those big furniture and appliance'sales, ship. Ask for our informative bookiet. Questions Watergate problems will be Nixon reached the point wheYe program.” disaster, according to V an^ HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN REPAYMENT AND COST SCHEDULE Meat and■ ~Poulti 'try resolved soon and the natjpn he could no longer govern the easy way to finance your projects or pur­ and Answers "about your best financial friend." Deputy Consumer Frotec-Pr( He predicted that by the end Camp. . 8 will address itself “to real chases is with a Credit Union Home Improvement FINANCE CHARGE* it telis you who is eiigible to join and gives many tion Commissioner Thomas properly. of January, with the fuel ques­ Richard Clarke, executive Loan. helpful f^npt»about the Credit Union’s organization problems.” National Republican Chair­ tion what it is, “Everybody will vice president of the Greater 24 MONTHS 36 MONTHS 48 MONTHS 60 MONTHS He called Watergate “a man George Bush told the ap­ be hurting.” Manchester Chamber of OUR ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE OF 9.6 and operation. Copies are available at the main LaPointe national tragedy” but was proximately 1,200 delegates Commerce, suggested the town PERCENT IS THE LOWEST HOME IMPROVE­ Amount Total Total Total ToUl office or any branch. quick to add that he considered from 13 Southern states he was work with the chamber in com­ of Monthly Finance Monthly Finance Monthly Finance Monthly Rnance Employes „ it “a tragedy, not of the party “sick and tired of the sideline MENT LOAN COST KNOWN TO US. And you Loan Payment Charge Payment 'Charge Payment Charge Payment Charge municating with the public on East Hartford Aircraft or the system.” critics wringing their hands ... matters concerning the energy enjoy all.these plus benefits, too: $ 500 $ 22.98 $ 51.52 $ 16.04 $ 77.44 $ 12.59 $104.32 $ 10.53 $131.80 Consider Pact In a speech to delegates at the griping and predicting disaster • Repayment through convenient, automatic pay­ crisis. Clarke said he h o [^ 1,000 45.96 103.04 32.08 154.88 25.17 208.16 21.05 1^63.00 Federal Credit Union striking employes at LaPointe Southern Republican for this party. ’The facts don’t there would be no exterior roll deductiohs; 2,000 91.92 206.08 64.16 309.76 50.34 416.32 42.10 526.00 Industries of Rockville were Conference, he called for a warrant it.” Christmas lighting during the • Personalized repayment terms; 5,000 229.80 515.20 160.40 774.40 125.85 1040.80 105.25 1315.00 “Where Your Money Goes Farther” meeting today to consider new more diversified Republican Not a Wipeoul Issue holiday season. He said, however, he felt • Loan protection life insurance at no additional 10,000 459.60 1030.40 320,80 1548.80 251.70 2081.60 210.50 2630.00 proposals aimed at ending a party, one which “has the WINDSOR locks (UPI) - Clarke also said the CofC Main Office: 417 Main St., East.Hartford, Conn. 06118- wisdom, the understanding and Watergate had “a minimal im­ cost; ‘ Flntno chirft if biMd on Annuli Porcontlfo Ritf of t .6 poreoot Ahnyt ott for ttw work stoppage that began Nov. The forecast for Connecticut; would work closely with "APR" whin compirinf Uio intoroft ch irm of otiiir iondini imtltirtiono wHIi EHAfCU Branches: North Haven, Southington, Middletow/n, the courage to, embrace pact on th e'(1973) election.” ritii. , 27. Cloudy tonight with chance of Congressmen Robert H. Steele • No hidden extras, service charges, or “add- Farmington, South Windsor, Research At issue for the 200 employes different points of view — a Watergate hurt, he said, but it rain develq)ing south but begin­ and William Cotter in the hope ons; , of the electrionics firm is a new broad spectrum of political “is not a wipeout issue for ning as snow north, lows near 30 they can transfer some of the thought.” Republicans.” « nation’s oil to the Northeast. • Toll-free phone loan service from anywhere in ABOUT JOINING THE work contract. north to upper 30s coast. Sunday Connecticut. Use our WATS line 1-800-842-0145; ' Kwh Mvwhvr ww —t iou r i i !• H0.Mi Management and officials of Would Be A Mistake ■ Bush, keynote speaker at-the rain and windy with high in the Weiss will suggest to the AIRCRAFT CREDIT UNION... Local 641 of the International Tennessee Gov. Winfield two-day conference', blamed 40s. Board of Directors when they • Confidential loan counseling. QMIMWIM Dunn, while questioning White AFL-CIO President George meet Tuesday might tha^they LENDER Steam Powers Wood Saw Union of Alliqd Industcial High Low Protect the investment you’ve made in your NCMA Workers of America, arrived at House judgment in the Meany, consumer advocate appoint MauriceSf ass chairman Membership in the Aircraft Credit Union primarily I. AM M nw . ».U~I r t M r .t a . A tm U M U m Boston 46 32 Watergate incident, said it Ralph Nader “and a handful of of an administrative advisory home. Don’t let lack of cash keep you from main- Ken Cain, center, is a retired blacksmith who likes to tinker with old-time steam powered new proposals Friday after­ Chicago 38 30 includes spouse and children of Pratt & Whitney would be a mistake to replace others” for most of the cam­ group to act as a sounding equipment. Ken and his son, Peter, right, are using .the only licensed portable steam noon. Los Angeles 83 58 President Nixon with newly paign to get Nixon out of office. board between the town and its The meeting was being held Orlando 64 52 powered engine in Maine to cut up wo<^ slabs for firewood. Whenever the school bus is swom-in Vice F*resident Gerald. “I don’t feel any grassr'bots citizens on piatters concerning picking up or discharging children alongside Cain’s Rt. 226 hdme near Chelsea, the at the American Legion Hall In San Francisco 56 SO Rockville, beginning at 10:30 Ford, partly because of Nixon’s pressure forl» the President’s the energy crisis. children yell for him to blow the steam whistle. (UPI photo) Washington 51 39 a?m. expertise in. foreign affairs. getting out,” he said.

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