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The weather Mild today, highs in 60s, showers tonight, Tuesday, likely becoming m iz^ with snow late Tuesday. Over­ night lows in the 40s, continuing in the Today And Evoryday 40s Tuesday but dropping slowly. HlanrtfpHtpr Supmua Bpralb IN National weather forcast map on Page Glie BcraliD 21. Manchester—A City of Village Charm Only 10 Days til Christmas MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 64 TWENTY-FOUR PACES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE. FIFTEEN CENTS f I I News I Lebanon seeks R » I summary |new cease-fire Compiled from United Press International BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - The last stage of negotiations Lebanese security forces moved into would be the difficult task of per­ Beirut’s war battered seafront hotel suading Phalangists to quit the fire- area today and took over control of blackened Holiday Inn and to get lef­ Regional the unfinished Hilton Hotel in a new tists out of the unfinished Murr tower bid to end fighting between Moslem 800 yards to the east — the two prize BETHLEHEM, N. H. and Christian gunmen. strategic landmarks in the area — —When he isn’t shoveling snow. In the wake of the latest security forces said. Postmaster H. Newell is busy government-arranged cease-fire, Units of the Palestine Armed stamping a green rubber stamp fighting between rival militiamen Struggle Command — the guerrillas’ onto Christmas cards which dropped away to isolated sniper duels police force — appeared in the people around the world want after a week of killing in Beirut and Moslem area of Ain Mressie which postmarked “Bethlehem.” He other cities left nearly 600 dead and adjoins the hotels under the terms of estimates 10,000 cards a year 900 wounded. the new peace agreement are sent to ^thlehem for the Scattered sniper fire sent citizens Leftist spokesmen, said there the season,,. special postmark. scuttling for cover in the Moslem would be no peace until they were area of Ain Mressie adjoining the satisfied the Phalangists had left the hotel district, with bullets zipping hotel area for good as only then Bumper stickers are as much a part of the greetings to his fellow man. Maybe if everyone BOSTON —The latest tax would all “progressive” forces American scene as apple pie; but the owner of did this, the holiday traffic toll might drop sub- projects show it is likely the around the American Embassy at the withdraw. Massachusetts Public Welfare end of the roadway. this car has gone the fad one better and is stantially? (Herald photo by Dunn) The move by security forces Department will be forced to Security forces took over control of utilizing his car to express his season’s stirred cautious hopes that Moslem terminate a medical program the Hilton, which had been used as a and Christian gunmen might observe for more than 110,00 members sniper post by Christian Phalangist the new cease-fire agreement. The of working poor families by party gunmen, and then started Jan. 31. negotiations to take over the St. rival forces’ initial response to the Senate feels it can override Georges Hotel and the Phoenicia latest government-arranged cease­ from the leftists. The Hilton is just fire had been a thundering volley of 500 yards from the main hotel area. rifle and machine gun fire. expected veto of tax cut bill I National WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate Mansfield said he could support a suggested another reason. He said I SAN FRANCISCO -A | Democratic leader Mike Mansfield nonbinding “sense of the Congress” Ford may not understand details of federal judge questioned a psy- Ford said ready to cut said today Democrats remain confi­ resolution to hold down spending, but Congress’ own budget system, under chiatrist t^ a y to help him dent they can override a presidential it was doubtful whether Ford would which a preliminary figure based on decide whether to accept Sara defense budget request veto of the tax cut extension bill, but accept it as an alternative to a bin­ the administration’s proposal and Jane Moore’s guilty plea to a said he preferred to break the im­ ding pledge. Congress’ own goals is drawn up by :§ charge of trying to kill Presi- passe with President Ford through Mansfield said the tax bill would May 15, before any money has been dent Ford. WASHINGTON (UPI) - President The president, according to compromise. probably go to Ford by Wednesday appropriated. Ford has been meeting with the Pen­ published reports not denied by the Mansfield said he could support a and added that he will personally ask “I had an opportunity to discuss I MIAMI —National Airlines tagon hierarchy to discuss next White House, will propose a budget sense of the Congress resolution, Ford to act immediately so that if he this with him for two hours in the I officials late Sunday rejected year’s defense budget, which he is of $110 billion rather than $116.5 reportedly being drawn up by Sen. vetoes it. Congress can vote to Cabinet room of the White House the g recommendations by reported to be ready to cut by $6.5 billion for the 1977 fiscal year star­ Henry Bellmon, R-Okla., in which override before adjournment by the other night,” Muskie said, “and it negotiators for striking flight billion. ting next Oct. 1. He also is said to be Congress would declare its intention end of the week. was quite clear from several points I SJ attendants and vowed to con- g Ford met Saturday with Defense planning to lower projected spending to hold down spending in the next “I think the President has a good made that there were points that tinue a court fight to end the 15- Secretary Donald Rumsfeld and in fiscal 1978 from $128 billion to fiscal year budget. proposal,” Mansfield said. “I just were new to him.” :;i; week-old work stoppage. A other top officials to hear their $122.3 billion. But Ford has vowed to veto a sim­ think he’s going about it the wrong Muskie, also appearing on a televi­ hearing on the injunction arguments against the reported cuts, Former Defense Secretary James ple six-month extension of this year’s way.” sion show (ABC; "Issues and request has been set for and planned to meet with Rumsfeld R. Schlesinger sharply opposed tax cuts unless it is accompani^ by a “I believe we will override his Answers” ), said “chances are very :$ Tuesday afternoon. again this morning for the third time defense cuts and after a meeting with firm spending ceiling for fiscal 1^7. veto.’’ House majority leader good” Congress would override a since Friday. Ford on the subject last month was The bill is to be taken up in the Thomas P. O’Neill said Sunday. Ask­ veto. But he said if a veto is Pentagon sources have saiej^ the firqd. In a magazine article this week ed on a network panel show (NBC: sustained, Congress should pass the $I PHILADELPHIA gI Senate today^ spending reductions were proposed (U.S.' News & World Report), “ 1, hope it .will be .possible to “Meet the Press” ) why Ford would same bill and make Ford veto it —Billionaire recluse Howard last month by Budget Director Schlesinger warned that Unless the Veto a tax cut O’Neill suggested again. “1 just believe so deeply th at.. Hughes has been awarded at ^ achieve a compromise,” Mansfield James T. Lynn and Ford has decided United States strengthens its politics. The President, tu said, after years of frustration, on g least |6 billion in contracts by said. “There’s no reason why it could tentatively to recommend the cuts in military power, the Russians will would be “trying to get to thb right of runaway spending, having taken this the U. S. government in the not be worked out among reasonable ^ a message to Congress next month. have a “strategic edge” by 1980. (Ronald) Reagan.” step of putting in place a budgetary past 10 years, the Philadelphia people.” Sen. Edmund Muskie, D-Maine, discipline upon the Congress, we Inquirer said in a copyrighted | head of the Senate budget committee ought not to abandon it.” article Sunday. It alleged 80 per cent of the contracts were % awarded without competitive :!•: Angolan cease-fire urged ^ bidding. ^ White students walk out NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) - foreign involvement (in Angola) arrange “an immediate cease-fire” I RALEIGH, N. C. -Jo an Lit- | Presidents Jomo Kenyatta of Kenya resulting in heavy loss of human to halt the killing. tie, a black woman acquitted of and Kenneth Kaunda of Zambia life,” in a communique issued after Before flying to Dar es Salaam for to test protest system murdering her white jailer, has called today for an immediate cease­ three days of talks here. further talks with Presidents Julius been arrested and jailed for fire in the Angolan civil war and the They urged Angola’s three Nyerere of Tanzania and Samora BOSTON (UPI) - White students chambers today to try and iron out failing to appear last week to formation of a government of nationalist movements to “seek a Machel of Mozambique later today, walked out of South Boston High some of the transition problems as f- sign bond papers on another national unity there. political solution to the conflict with Kaunda told an airport news con­ School today shortly after classes city school authorities relinquish charge. She was arrested Sun- ::i| The two African leaders a view to forming a government of ference: began at the troubled facility. direction of the school. The School i day. I “expressed their great concern at national unity” and asked them to “The loss of life is the issue in A leaflet from the White Student Committee was expected to file for a Angola,” Kaunda said. “Life and its Caucus said the action was to test a stay of the judge’s order. I NEW YORK -Newsweek | preservation must be placed above new protest method by which white The walkout today by white magazine reports that Congress surprised ideology. If we are serious about students could walk out on a given students was the latest protest of % Secretary of State Henry §: Angola we must find a political signal. A spokesman at the South Garrity’s historic order. Friday, Kissinger has been told Soviet solution.” Boston Information Center said such whites staged an almost total boycott Party Leader Leonid Brezhnev § Kaunda said the three parties could walkouts would be staged when black of the high school. Early morning is terminally ill. Brezhnev has at U.S. involvement then resolve their ideological students begin provocations. traffic was jammed Friday by un­ frequently been reported suf- differences in the political arena Authorities said 272 white students known protestors who stalled their § fering from cancer of the jaw WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. in­ to know — “and they are going to find rather than on the battlefield. showed up for class, but most walked fars. No similar protest occurr^ 1^1 in recent months, the magazine volvement in the Angolan civil war out within this week” — how the deci­ Asked if the withdrawal of South out. 'The normal expected attendance today, although some antibusing i said. % caught much of Congress by surprise sion to send aid was made. African troops from Angola would at South Boston is ^ white students. leaders promised future “stall-in” and is now one of the most serious Sen. Edmund Muskie, D-Maine, help the situation, Kaunda said; “I Officials said black attendance was protests. I NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. - | problems it faces, says House appearing on another show said would like to believe that if it (the about normal. The leaflet said today white An explosion in a railroad tank majority leader Thomas P. O’Neill. Congress should be consulted about South African presence) was the There was no reported violence. students “wili stage a trial walkout... ^ care at the Hooker Chemical “I know the feeling of the Congress Angola aid. But he said he was also cause of the trouble in Angola it South Boston High, long the focus (with) hopes in the future the white plant killed four persons and is, no troops, no advisers; no concerned about the situation would be an encouraging sign. If not of desegregation unrest, last Tuesday students may be able to leave the unleashed clouds of deadly Americans whatsoever, I can assure “because of what it tells us about we are dealing with effect rather was placed under direct federal con­ school by a system of signals when chlorine gas over this honey- S: you, will be sent to Angola,” O’Neill Soviet intentions...’This kind of than cause.” trol by U.S. District Judge W. Arthur they feel the black students are moon resort city Sunday said Sunday in response to reports aggression and expansionism on the Garrity. provoking incidents which could head night. At least 87 other persons the CIA secretly sent $25 million part of the Soviet Union suggests to Garrity set a 3 p.m. hearing in his to the closing of Southie High.” were injured. Cause of the :§ worth of U.S. arms and has an equal me less than a complete commit­ blast was not known. shipment onrthe way to help combat ment on the part of the Soviet Union a &viet-supported faction. to detente.” I CAPE MAY - A giant | Appearing on a network panel Members of Congress interviewed Several ‘blue law’ arrests made drilling platform was towed show, O’Neill said ■ the younger by UPI during the weekend out in the Atlantic Ocean to a members of the House are “ap­ expressed fear the Angola situation g point 80 miles east of here this after she contacted Two Guys Haven the manager of one store was palled” at U.S. involvement and that could lead the United States into a By United Press International weekend in preparaation for sending any Americans to the former Vietnam-style war, or even direct headquarters in New Jersey and was arrested after a competitor com­ Managers and employes of retail I the first offshore oil drilling on Portuguese colony “is not the will of confrontation with the Soviets. told to keep the store open, police plained. stores in several towns around the the East Coast of the United the Congress of the United States.” “The Angolan situation has all the said. ’The arrests were made on a In West Hartford, a store closed state were arrested Sunday as police States. The rig will drill a hole He said Congress is “tremendously potential for embroiling us in another private complaint, police said. voluntarily early in the afternoon were called on to reluctantly enforce three miles deep on the ocean '0 upset,” though apparently members escalating and interminable conflict In Willimantic, employes of three after police came to the store on a Sunday closing laws, otherwise floor to extract rock. It would of key committees were briefed by on the order of a Laos or, at worst, stores were arrested and in North private complaint. called “blue laws.” enable scientists to confirm the administration officials in recent another Vietnam,” said Rep. Don Altogether, 17 persons were presence of oil. If successful, % months. O’Neill said Congress wants Bonker, D-Wash. the government will sell leases '% arrested. None were held on bond. beginning this spring. 0 Appearances were scheduled in local Common Pleas Courts today. Rhody ignores law Jackson ignores union Most police departments said they were only enforcing the laws if they I International | received a complaint from a private PROVIDENCE, R.I .(UPI) - enforcement of the Sunday sales ban. Holiday shoppers jammed parking The merchants are from Barrington, HARTFORD (UPI) - Sen. Henry One angered worker shouted citizen or a competing merchant lots and stores in Rhode Island as Cranston, Providence, West I HONG KONG-China today | Jackson, D-Wash., a presidential “Ditch the witch” as the governor’s whose store was closed. 0 handed over to American of- candidate, ignored a threat by state “We don’t act without a com­ merchants ignored the state law Warwick and Wickford. automobile pulled up in front of the Legislative leaders indicated last ficials the remains of two 0 employe union officials and attended plaint,” said Waterbury Police Lt. against Sunday sale of general hotel, where picket lines were set up. merchandise for the second straight week the 1976 session may see a American airmen who were a state Democratic fundraising The governor has angered state Robert Deely. “Quite frankly, we’ve week. realistic move to change or repeal shot down in the 1960s. The dance Saturday night. employes by laying off 500 of them, got more important things to do.” Business was brisk Sunday at the law. return was made in what the •'< Mike Ferrucci, head of Council 16 with more to come, in an effort to Waterbury Police arrested the Chinese described as "a of the American Federation of State, store manager and three department malls, discount stores and some avoid an $80 million state budget supermarkets. jij gesture of good will.” County and Municipal Employes, had deficit. heads in the Two Guys discount store One woman shopper interviewed at said if Jackson wanted state employe Jackson was also jeered as he after a complaint was lodged by the Inside today the Apex store in Pawtucket said it 1 AMSTERDAM, The | support in his presidential bid, he entered the hotel. He acknowleged Waterbury Caldor, a competing out­ was “hypocritical for the stores to Netherlands — Dutch officials would be expected to boycott the af­ state union leaders had asked him not let.' Bolton — Ellington . open in defiance of the law.” hope the surrender Sunday of fair. to attend the affair, but said he didn’t The largest number of arrests Business .. Family ... She answered “yes” when asked if % terrorists who hijacked a train § Nearly 200 state employes, consider his presence a sign of non­ came in Newington where the Classified . Hebron ,.. Sunday shopping was hypocritical, Comics ... Obituaries 0 will persuade a second band of ;i; protesting job layoffs jeered and support of union causes. manager of Two Guys on Berlin South Moluccans to end its booed Gov. Ella T. Grasso and her Turnpike was arrested along with then went on with her buying. Coventry . S. Windsor “I do not consider that I crossed a Dear Abby . Sports .. siege at the Indonesian con- 0- husband, Thomas, as the couple picket line,” he said. “This is a seven department heads. Merchants from five Rhode Island su’uite. arrived at the affair ,at the Hartford communities haVe filed a motion in E. Hartford Tolland . demonstration.” The manager, Barbara Bachand, Editorial .. Vernon .. U, 17, 20 Hilton. 32, of Chicopee, Mass., was charged .Providence Superior Court seeking I-,-... .-/T..;.-..

PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon,, Dec. 15,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Dec. 15.1975- PAGE THREE >. About Arson-burglary suspected town in Spruce iSt. tailor shop fire

Town Fire Marshal John Rivosa forward and identify himself. After the fire was out, firemen dis­ The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday and Manchester Police detectives McKay said the fire had been bur­ covered the apparent burglary. A at 1 p.m. at the Senior Citizens are investigating an arson and ning for nearly an hour before it was cash register was found on the floor Center for a Christmas party and robbery case at a Spruce St. tailor reported. There was some damage to and a rear window had been dinner. Members are reminded to shop in which a burglar stole 842 and shelving and flooring and extensive removed, so police were called. bring gifts for an exchange. started a fire which caused extensive damage to clothing, he said. Police said the shop owner, Joseph damage to .merchandise. Fire damage as confined to the Grimaldi of Bolton, reported 842 in The Book Discussion Group of the Deputy Fire Chief James McKay tailor shop, but other stores in the cash missing after the incident. YWCA will mieet Tuesday at 10 a.m. said today that the early morning same Spruce St. block sustained at the Community Y. Fawn Brodie’s MANCHESTEB blaze Sunday was definitely set. Of­ smoke damage, McKay said. biography “Thomas Jefferson” is the ficials theorized that the fire was selection Two engine pumpers and a ladder Leukemia is cancer of the started to “cover” evidence of the truck were sent to the scene. About blood-forming organs and is PARKADE r burglary. characterized by uncontroiled The Italian-American Society will 10 firemen responded; off-duty men production of abnormai white MON. thru FRI. 10-9 meet tonight at 8 at the clubhouse on McKay said the fire was reported weren’t needed. Fire fighters laid on BankAmericarq at 3:29 a.m. by an unidentified young biood ceiis. Leukemia may ( Eidridge St. There will be election of hydrant line and used portable strike at any age, deveio^ SATURDAY 10-6 , \ man who stayed at the scene and breathing apparatus to enter the shop each year in about 19,'000 Phone 649-8796 officers. Refreshments will be V- served. directed fire fighters to the blaze. and extinguish the blaze with two Americans, and kiiis about Rivosa commended the man for his hose lines. McKay said the fire was 15,000, according to the Nationai Institutes of Health. The Great Books Discussion Group actions and asked him to step controlled within 10 minutes. wili meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the !• •• V .-i -’ home of Mrs. William Sleith, 32 The originai pian of the U.S. C2;^THEATRES EAST Wyllys St. “Lord Jim” by Conrad Capitoi was drawn by Dr. will be discussed. New members are Wiiiiam Thornton of Tortola, welcome. West Indies, and accepted it H I "- SLEDS April 5, 1793. P & W A retirees /HURRY ENDS TUE8I (P G )\ KTO KATNERMI party Wednesday TOBOGGANS THIS SHOW 99< rreou nepium ALL TIMES LIONINWINTER’^a, The annual Christmas party of the I BERT REDFORD P&WA Retiree’s Group will take BICYCLES place at the East Hartford Facility, Figure and Hockey 7 :2 0 0 :2 0 _____ / Manchester Evening Herald on Clement Rd., East Hartford, Published every evening except Wednesday, at 12:30 p.m. A turkey Sundays and holidays. Entered at SKATES the Manchester, Conn., Post Office dinner will be catered to the as Second Class Mail Matter.' North End party members. Register For Our 6-Foot Santa Suggested Carrier Rates Men’s Florsheint Shoes... It will be the fifth Christmas party I 2 TOP COMEDIES V Payable in Advance To Be Given Away FREEI Single copy...... 15C of the group. Tables will be Weekly...... 90c Flora Wells of N. Main St. toasts Eighth District Fire Chief Ted decorated in line with the holiday | One m onth...... $3.90 Lingard in the fire department’s fifth annual holiday dinner for season. (PO) PLUS Three months ...... $11.70 2 Main SL ‘HMKWDEUIXr.R) Six months...... $23.40 During a brief business session, the One year...... $46,A0 Mayfair Gardens residents Saturday night. About 60 residents of 643-7111 M0N.-TUES. 00* This Week Onlyl A FREE PAIR OF RURLINGTON ADLER MEN’S SOX WITH slate of officers for 1976 will be Mail Rates Upon Request the elderly housing project attended the event, which was Open Mon. Subscribers who fail to receive headed by Fire Fighter Robert Eschmann. All the food for the presented by the nominating com­ to Sat. to 10 their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. THE PURCHASE OF A PAIR OF FLORSHEIM SHOES! mittee. FARR’S should telephone the circulation department, 647-9946. FREE dinner was donated by Top Notch Food Store and other local For entertainment, the Bloomfield 6 4 9 - 9 3 3 3 merchants.. Turkeys were cooked in homes of the fire Senior Citizen Music Makers will department’s Women’s Auxiliary, and the rest of the meal was make a return engagement. The prepared at Second Congregational Church and transported to group sings, dances, plays musical Film Rating Guide Cronin Hall at Mayfair Gardens. Guests at the dinner included instruments and does comedy skits. for parents and their children Casual Flair Standing Tall Eighth District President Michael Massaro, District Director [T1 General audiences. All ages admitted. William Sheridan, and VISTA Volunteer Diane Wicks, who MANCHESTER DRUG! Meet one of the Idlers from Florsheim’s An outstanding example of the bootmakers’ works with the elderly. (Herald photo by Dunn) Parental guidance suggested. Some material may exciting new dressed-down collection. For the proud tradition. Contemporary styling 717 Main Street • Manchester THEATRE not be suitable for pre-teenagers. other you. For all those important times when interpreted in premium leather for the man SCHEDULE [T] Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent you’re free to be yourself. Living, loving, who knows where he stands. Authentic t ^ M or adult guardian. laughing. And like all Idlers, this one’s UA East 1 — “Pain In the ” styling; famous Florsheim quality from the tip Attempted car theft ■7:30-9:00 genuine leather, of course, and famous ^umes&Ccbgm No one.under 17 admitted (age limit may vary in cer­ of the well-shaped toe to the equally UA East 2 — “ Woman tain areas). Florsheim quality all the way. fashionable heel. Under Influence” 7:00-9:35 charged against man UA E a st 3 — “ Lion in Winter” 7:00-9:30 Vernon Cinema 1 — • Concepcion Cruz, 29, of We Are Your date is Jan. 6. “Jeremiah Johnson” 7:20-9:20 SHCHCASt CINCMAJ 1234 Middletown was arrested by • Ronald E. Trzcinski, 36, of Cinema 2 — “Hearts of the Manchester Police Saturday night in Longmeadow, Mass., charged Satur­ West’’ 7:10; “ Rancho 1-84 EXIT58 - SILVER LANE^-ROBERT^ $T. connection with attempted theft of an Fragrance Center • EAST HARTFORD, • . 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-^8810 day afternoon with driving an un­ Deluxe” 9:00 ’ FREE LIGHTED PARKING- We Honor MASTER CHARGE automobile from a Center St. service registered motor vehicle on Tolland I Burnside 1 — “Hearts of the station. Tpke. The charge was lodged after a West’’ 7:10; “ Rancho For These Well Cruz, charged with attempted minor, two-car accident, police said. Deluxe” 9:00 Diana Ross MarqiK‘liiK‘ S usann^^$] second-degree larceny, was released Court date is Dec. 30. Burnside 2 — “ Night OiMTlsXiilEnoujfh"®*-’^ Caller” 7;1‘5; “Odessa F ile” on 8300 cash bond. He’s scheduled to • Anthony J. Quattrocchi, 19, of Known Brands... Mahogany Mon. On Fri. 8:55 -ab j- mm appear in Common Pleas Court 12, ■«. ttra Fri. En 7-30-M0 East Hartford, charged Sunday mor­ ■WAIIDINGO" ™ East Hartford, on Dec. 29. ning with driving while under the in­ Showcase Cinema 1 — “3 For Men Sit, Sm laC-iaMg-HS 9S1 y : Wei, Sal, Sol Days of Condor” 7:10-9:30 Police said Cruz was taken into fluence of' liquor. Police said the ■=•=••••••■•■•...... -kMaiiAw 3«-7dJ custody shortly after 6 p.m. after a charge was lodged after an accident Showcase Cinema 2 — • YARDUY ‘THE OTHER man told police he nabbed someone in which Quattrocchi’s car struck a “ Mahogany” 7:30-9:40 • OtDSIKX SIDE OF THE Showcase Cinema 3— “The lOUNTAIN' trying to steal his car. utility pole off Hartford Rd. Court • EW USHtaTin 'The man said he returned to his Other Side of the Mountain” • BRITISH STBUK _® date is Dec. 30. Wet Sal, Son. S.-OM.-M.FJS-MS „ ^ ^ ^ Fit Fee. 7:4MJO 7:45-9:50 Showcase Cinema • MONTRIOMPHE Man lln Ftl In MO-S-JO car, parked at the Mobil service sta­ • Brian T. Miller, 22, of 621 4 — “Once Is Not Enough” Wei, Sat, Sm 1 j(l335.5S(i.7i5. I| tion at 917 Center St., opened the Imperial Dr., charged Saturday with colage&high school students- 9:25; “Mandlngo” 7:00 got your fEM showcase cinema door, and saw someone lying on the breach of peace after a domestic dis­ dtocountcard now! save 30^ front seat with car keys in his hand. turbance. Court date is Dec. 29. The car owner asked the intruder • Thomas A. Bedard, 24, of East what he was doing, and the man Hartford, charged with evading FLO R SH EIM ^ replied, “Nothing; here’s your responsibility in qonnection with a keys.” Thursday accident in a parking lot off Broad St. Court date is Dec. 30. Come Eark Come Huna^. Other weekend arrests made or • A 12-year-old East Hartford girl, summonses issued by Manchester taken into custody Saturday after­ Police included; noon for alleged fourth-degree The Subtle Difference • Ross E. Blue Jr., 26, of 50F larceny (shoplifting). 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We must finish Founded Oct. 1, 1801 Manchester Area our shopping and planning this week development, psychology, meal plan­ Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International Conference of Churches in order to stretch your gifts and care ’The Manchester Homemaker Ser­ ipake checks payable to the The service of the Homemakers vice, Inc. is moving toward setting ning, nutrition, home management, Homemaker Service and designated Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, About $900 has been received to as far as we possibly can. If you were extends to Tolland, Vernon, geriatrics, and areas of child and Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. help buy food and warm clothing for thinking of a donation please pick up up a resource library for its for the library fund, in care of Mrs. Ellington, Som ers and Bolton, family relations. those Manchester families entering your pen now; a toy— please wrap it homemaker health aides to assist Hurwitz, 237 E. Center St., besides Manchester. It has been in Harold E. Turkihgton, Managing Editor Those wishing to donate should Manchester. Raymond F. Robinson, Editor-Publisher the Christmas season with empty up and leave it tomorrow. Food and them in their work. operation for some 11 years. pockets, empty shelves, and heavy food baskets should be left at the Mrs. Hyalie Hurwitz, director of hearts. We hope to have at least Salvation Army Citadel any day the service, said the books, could be Opinion another thousand dollars by next between 9-5. purchased through a memorial fund week. Enough canned food has come program whereby persons donate in to give every needy family soup, Ring the bells money in memory of a family vegetables and perhaps a can of frOit. We mentioned several weeks ago member or a friend and then the AmOVNCEMENT! Give yourself We would very much like to add to that several hundred patients in money is used to purchase a book. each box a bag of potatoes, some Manchester convalescent homes The book would be marked in Spurious courage of would not be receiving gifts. A memory of that person and both the fresh fruit, and if enough funds are Transcendental collected, a small canned ham. We number of church related donor and the family of the person in See Us For Your will also be providing warm jackets organizations have opened hearts and whose memory the book is donated, censuring the dead will receive ackowlegement of the for those children who need them. purses and at least count, every last patient will receive a gift for Christ­ Christmas Sharing gift. AFRO- Meditation (TM) mas. We do want to thank Walter Mrs. Hurwitz said books are Rep. Gilbert Gude, R-Md., to de-Johnsonize and de- Two families have called in to Joyner, a most caring and dedicated needed in such areas as child says he will introduce a bill in Kennedyize a host of adopt a child or family. If you wish to man, who coordinated the entire CVRLY PERMANENTS share your family’s good fortune this this holiday season. Congress to expunge J. Edgar monuments bearing these Christmas giving in cpnvalescent Christmas by buying gifts for your Hoover’s name from the FBI’s men’s names. Both presidents homes project. Walter, a most joyful an d _ Christmas family, please call the Enjoy a fresh start Christmas. new building in Washington were responsible for, or per­ Conference office. Ages and sizes are for the new year. because of “the abuse of in­ mitted, abuses of the in­ given. Confidentiality maintained. Community carol BLOW HAIR CUTS ^‘Zionism” and our neighbors vestigative and police powers’’ vestigative and police powers Absolutely nonessential In u period like this Christmas, ’The Board of Directors of the sing Friday Com e to a by the late director chiefly his of the nation’s intelligence Manchester Area Conference of toys for children may seem like a churches lias issued a statement Giovanni’s Restaurant will sponsor Miss Jea n free introductory lecture “smear campaign” against agencies. luxury and, indeed, they are. But for rejecting the recent UN General a community Christmas carol sing Martin Luther King Jr. Indeed, we could go back as those of you who would like to Friday at 6 p.m. at 250 Hartford Rd. Specialist In Hair Styling, to find out more. Assembly vote declaring Zionism a h o e h e a n a H H o H t n t h A At least a couple other con­ far as Franklin D. Roosevelt, provide a gaily wrapped, absolutely Individuals, families, high school non-essential, just for fun toy for one form of racism. Copies of the state­ Fine Staff at the gressmen have indicated they who, it has just been revealed, ment are available in the MACC of­ groups and church choirs are invited Wednesday, Dec. 17th of our disadvantaged youngsters to to participate. Manchester • 7:30 P.M. will either introduce or support ordered the FBI to collect open on Christmas morning we are fice. We acknowledge the warm and Hot chocolate and coffee will be TM Center, 63 East Center St. similar legislation. sponsoring a Toys for Joy program. dossiers and make reports on abiding respect which has served and donations will be PARISIAN COIFFURE Your gift may be left at your church Andrew Building, Suite 30S-B It will be surprising, Americans who opposed U.S. characterized interfaith accepted for St. Jude’s Children’s office or in the Toys for Joy boxes at Hospital in Memphis, Tenn. Thursday, Dec. 18th however, if this movement involveme'ht in the war in Trivets at General Lyon Inn in Eastford were collected by They are displayed on the wall in the colonial kitchen at the Inn. relationships in Manchester, one 55 Oak Street, Manchester East Hartford • 7:30 P.M. the Manchester State Bank or John Zocco, proprietor of Giovan­ more gift for which to offer a deep Wickham Memorial Library, 656 Burnalda Avanua gets very far — not because of Europe. former owner, Mrs. Beatrice Kennedy over a 65-year period. (Herald photo by Regionald Pinto) Manchester Evening Herald lobby. ni’s, is vice-president of the Hartford and reverent prayer of thanks in this Call 643-9832 for Appointment or call 233-4493 5 Also much needed — warm hats and any great residue of admira­ In the case of Hoover, far season of joy in our families and Chapter of St. Jude’s Hospital. mittens. tion for Hoover on Capitol Hill, better had someone in community. Almost over or in the nation at large, but Congress had the guts to stand If you are planning to send a check because this sort of postmor­ up to this arrogant man while FBI HQ fitting tribute to J. Edgar (MACC Seasonal Sharing Fund, Box tem retribution smacks a little he was living. The fact that no too much of the historical one did, whether or not the WASHINGTON - Obviously, the Good night, the next thing you know revisionism as practiced in the rumor is true that Hoover Gude is judging only one side of the late J . Edgar Hoover of the F B I was ANDREW TULLY man named J . Edgar Hoover — the some nut will demand the razing of Soviet Union. “had something” on everyone not a very nice man. There was some bully and bigot who took a casual the Jefferson Memorial because y . Cri't'M3w.~DrlM i4,W 5.Tt'iy27a'.~ • l ■ • do n THORNTOW, Cl If we are to de-Hooverize the in Washington, is a sorry lowdown bum in that grim hero view of the law when it suited his per- President Tom fathered a whole legal surveillances. Hoover showed a fF bibes &*^^]^iUace figure. He bugged private citizens for sonai purposes. The other side family of illegitimate black children. FBI’s headquarters, to be enough commentary on the re­ streak of cowardice. As for the BUT. GOOD c o fN lltfo n ^ cir. political purposes at the behest of six showed a highly competent cop and a Anyway, in death Hoover lost caste «nd cntlr, 0 Qhnstmas Stoiy Store logical about it we ought also cent history of the Republic. morality of the thing, J . Edgar ap­ presidents, and he did his best superb administrator who made the with the American public. The latest parently never gave it a second privately to smear people he didn’t FBI perhaps the most efficient Gallup Poll showed that the “highly thought. Open %ate ^very ^ight ^ntil Qhristmas like by leaking dossier stuff to friend­ favorable” rating given the FBI in All of which brings us down to the government bureau in town. ly politicians and media people. 1965 by 84 per cent of those inter­ Recession recedes It can be argued that Hoover petty controversy over whether I much prefer the view of Atty. viewed had dropped to 37 per cent. should have refused to obey those Hoover’s name should be removed Gen. Edward Levi, not the type of That, of course, is not an anti-FBI from that new architectural obsceni­ In case you didn’t know, continue to decline and will surveillance orders from Presidents man who would have socialized with vote. It is people expressing their dis­ Roosevelt II, Truman, Eisenhower, ty on Pennsylvania Avenue which Hoover. "I think we ought to be very gust at J. Edgar’s less attractive “'The nation’s longest and most reach a level below 7.5 per cent houses FBI headquarters. The Kennedy, Johnson and Nixon, and I careful about making instant side, as exposed in assorted severe postwar recession at the end of the year. A great hereby so argue. In doing so, I don’t proposal to change the building’s judgments on great public Congressional investigations of the name came from Rep. Gilbert Gude, characters,” Levi toid reporters. “I bureau’s past. TOY SPECTACULAR ended in spring.” improvement over the 9 per want anybody to come around asking D-Md., after disclosure that Hoover That at any rate is the judg­ cent recorded at the depth of what I ’d have done in Hoover’s place. don’t think history can be written so The new $126-million FBI building I wasn’t in Hoover’s place and, se­ direct^ a smear campaign against easily and quickly.” is built of yellow concrete and SAVE 4.89. BABY ALIVE ® SAVE 12.00. BRUNSWICK ment of economists with the the recession, this will still be cond, I ’ve never posed as a national the late Dr. Martin Luther King. bronze-tinted glass and rises to a Prudential Insurance Co., “ an uncomfortably high hero. Gude’s proposal has political Gude’s campaign is the kind of ploy height of 11 stories around a central FEELS SOFT AND CUDDLY AIR-HOCKEY® BY AURORA® writing in the company’s level.” The American people have been aspects, of course, but I find it most­ made to order for the,, mqny! un­ courtyard. It looks like the>kind of ly tiresome, irrational and thinking and hysterical Hoover recently released Annual The experts also expect disillusioned many times, but I place dictators construct to house believe we still desire of our heroes capricious. It reminds me, in reverse haters, and I think Gude knows it their torture chambers. For his Economic Forecast. further progress in moderating both rectitude and guts. In knuckling English, of the mad rush to name because he tends to play to the glan­ sins, J. Edgar Hoover deserves to fioi nil— P I ...... ^ Looking ahead to 1976, the inflation. Though 1976 will see things after John Kennedy following dular liberal crowd. But I don’t think have his name tacked onto such a iE-IOxSO' With » ln . dlimtttrpon^ U ' M U & T / ^ F l ^ l a u 7 M down to Presidents who ordered him dIMiont m q Im tnltt# canopy Johnson, hoavy duly DiTly tralltr# ax 11.99 32.99 his assassination and, later, after they’ll rip Hoover’s name off the monument to brutish vulgarity. economists expect a sustained something like a 6.5 per cent to conduct immoral and probably il- 15W fT . STARCRAFT Bahama.^ REG. 16.88 REG. 44.99 brother Bobby. front wall of that awful building. 8! Calf fear*p!m . ______powtf Marcurv. Tilt tralltr. BRMI»a business recovery, although rise in prices, the forecasters 16” tall with rooted blond Fastest hockey game ever! Pucks travel on a cushion of expansion will probably be less don’t look for a return to the hair. She’s dressed in dress, E air created by an electric vigorous than after previous 1973-74 type of inflation bib, diaper. Set inciudes dish, spoon, baby bottle, 9 packets motor. It reaches speeds up postwar recessions. associated with booming world of "food”. 2 extra diapers. to 100 M.P.H. A great Real growth should average demand and materials shor­ Thank God at least we’re rotten liars giftable! 5.5 per cent as a “modest and tages. that of Chilean Gen. Rene Schneider, timately losing its own soul. It hesitant” improvement in con­ In the old “ Mission: Impossible” Over-all, they say, television series, the recorded voice was the inadvertent result of a becomes like the very enemies it TD ES . O H in sumer durables and housing “economic performance in that gave the chief of the team of DON OAKLEY bungled kidnaping. would defend the world against. The are joined late in the year by 1976 should make a positive secret agents his assignment of the All credit and praise is due those The words of Sen. Walter F. Mon­ C an upswing in capital spending. contribution to the nation’s week always concluded with the war­ members of the Senate Intelligence dale should be cast in bronze and hoicest Meats In Toivn\ ning that, should he or any of his peo- Committee who persisted in making erected in a prominent place in this The unemployment rate will Bicentennial celebration.” pie be captured or killed, “the reprehensible things done, or public the full story — or as full a still-great nation’s capital; FRESH GROUND secretary will disavow all attempted, in their name. story as could be pieced together — “ Americans are no good at all at knowledge.” To their credit, (elevision’s fic­ of the CIA’s “Mission; killing, lying and covering up, and CHOPPED Of course. Why tip off the bad guys titious agents never actually plotted D ishonorable’’ in the face of I'm glad that’s the case.” that the good guys were prepared to the assassination of anyone, although strenuous resistance from the White It is the only aspect of this entire Sharp corollary House and despite objections from use any and all ingenious, if illegal or at the end of more than one episode sordid story that anyone can be glad BEEF lb. immoral, means to thwart the forces viewers were left in no doubt that the some of their own colleagues. ' about.. (Sorry, 5 lb. limit) We modestly announce the tional to the length of time that of evil wherever found — from thoroughly confused bad guys were As for those senators and Presi­ discovery of corollary 3,412 to has elapsed since it was last breaking and entering to elaborate about to knock off each other. , dent Ford and any other Americans who, while not condoning the murder sharpened.” electronic bugging, from kidnaping No credit at all is due the Central HIGHLAND PARK MARKET Murphy’s famous Law. (“If to the use of mind-altering drugs? Intelligence Agency for the fact that of foreign leaders or the overthrow of anything can possibly go Or in plainer language: Fortunately, such was the skill and numerous plots against the life of foreign goverments we don’t like 317 Highland Street wrong, it will” ): “As long as you use a worn- split-second timing of the Mission Fidel Castro and others were fiascos, nevertheless fear that the exposure Manchester • 646>4277 of such attempts will somehow work SAVE 5.00. SKITTLE ^ ^ _ “The probability of breaking down pencil, you will never Impossible team that the secretary, or that one of three deaths in which SAVE 2.70. MONOPOLY ® whoever he was, was never placed in the CIA was involved to some degree. to the harm of tlie U.S., one can only BY PARKER BROTHERS 4 79 POOL FOR XMAS 14.99 a pencil is inversely propor- drop it on its tip.” the embarrassing situation of having ask them this: Everybody loves to play r e G.7.49 Felt surface playing table REG . 19.99 to “disavow all knowledge.” Where — and how — do they YESTERDAYS Monopoly! Ages 8 to adult. requires very littie space. Unfortunately, if life has a way of propose drawing the line for decency imitating art, in the case of certain of and morality? Or should we just America’s real-life intelligence sweep it all under the rug and hope it 25 Years Ago It’s a operations it has done so in a way THOUGHT never happens again? The Herald announces a one cent that would be comical if it were not We do not live in some television increase in the price of the paper ' SAVE 2.26. CAREERS ® ^ SAVE 3.00. DAISY ® . so disastrous. And any comfort that fantasyland where all things are per­ starting Jan. 1 The single issue price to announce the can be found in the belief that several missible to those whose cause is just will be 5-cents, and the home BY PARKER BROTHERS HOLSTER SET 4.99 Instead of being a time of unusual 3.69 presidents of the United States over and where men in high places may delivery price, 30-cents a week. Players choose from 8 oc- REG. 5.95 Realistic western look. REG . 7.99 behavior, Christmas is perhaps the appointment of the past 20 years may not always routinely “disavow all knowledge.” Mrs. Ann DeSimone is elected cupations & choose goals. With adjustable belt. only time in the year when people have had any knowledge to disavow In the real world, evil acts have evil most excellent chief of Memorial can obey their natural impulses and is more than offset by the shattering consequences, for nations as well, as Temple, Pythian Sisters. express their true sentiments realization that they could — willing­ for individuals. Dr. Robert S. Smith opens his of­ without feeling self-concious and, BOB’S MOBIL STATION ly or unwillingly — have been in such A nation, no matter how righteous fice for the practice of general den­ WxISlitfUWl perhaps, foolish. Christmas in short, ignorance. or divinely favored it perceives itself tistry at 531 E. Center St. 427 Hartford Road (at Palm Street) SAVE 3.00. HAUNTED ^ SAVE 4.51. BOWLING _ _ _ Not only that, but if*"the current is about the only chance a man has to to be, that sanctions or closes its eyes one block from Keeney Street exit of Interstate 84 SET BY FISHER-PRICE be himself. — Francis C. Farley . 10 Years Ago TELEPHONE 646-7348 MANCHESTER MANSION GAME 0 .9 9 7.99 President had his way, all Americans to the use of immoral means to K. Keep those little hands REG. 12.50 The Rev. J. Stanton Conover John I. Garside Jr. of 604 Spring St. Chilling challenge to es- REG. 9.99 5 would still be in" ignorance of the achieve what it thinks are good and busy on cold winter days! Bolton Congregational Church is given unanimous endorsement of cape the spinning spooks! desirable ends runs grave risk of ul­ Your Full-Service Manchester Local Agency for Republican Town Committee for a BONANZA BUS LINES post on the town Board of Directors New England's Largest Bus Line ALMANAC vacated when GOP Director Francis DellaFera resigned. — offering you SAVE 2.21. SNAP- ^ _ OPEN FORUM By United Press SCH ED U LES & TICKETS TO ALL POINTS SAVE 2.16. SHAPE UP ^ went into effect following ratifica­ Manchester votes with state AMPLE PARKING 8i PASSENGER WAITING LOUNGE TOGETHER JEEP TOY 4.29 International tion by the state of Virginia. majority approving constitutional MONTESSORr^GAME 3.79 TEN FAST, DAILY TRIPS from MANCHESTER Make a jeep, truck or car. r e G. 6.50 Today is Monday, Dec. 15, the 249th In 1944, American forces led by revision and rejecting the eminent Shapes and colors are cut REG. 5.95 — Local Departura Times — — Local Departure Times ' From Montessori’"' Super! Bowers hogan day of 1975 with 16 to follow. Gen. Douglas MacArthur landed at domain provision. and matched to the board. The moon is approaching its full 8:30am 10;40am 9:15am 12:15pm Mindoro in the Philippine Islands. 2; 30pm 4; 45pm 7:45pm 3:45pm 5:45pm 8:45pm is stolen phase. In 1948, a federal grand jury in New The morning stars are Venus and for Waterbury, SouthbUry, for Willimantic, Danielson To the editor. York indicted former State Depart­ Danbury, Yonkers and and PR O VID EN C E Saturn. SAVE 2.00. MYSTERY ^ We’re hopeful the people of ment official Alger Hiss for perjury NEW YORK CITY with onward or connecting SAVE 2.50. ATOMIC ^ The evening stars are Mercury, in connection with his denial that he Dateline 1775 service to Newport, Fall River, w h o d u n it t m g a m e 3.39 Manchester will keep a watchful eye anHu^ter*.' New Bedford,Cape Cod Points, r e MAN^“ BY HASBRO ® 4.49 /^iir r\ti«* IriHion n/\rmn f rAnr i rn^r * • • ■ a _i A suspenseful mystery G.5.39 out for our Indian hogan (tent) that gave secret government documents By Unilfd Press liilernalional Boston and Logan Airport Those born on this date are under With jacket, shorts, hand r e G. 6.99 was stolen from our classroom. to Whittaker Chambers allegedly for game for super sleuths. ths sign of Sagittarius. NEW YORK, Dec. 15-John helicopter. It's G.l. Joe! It is yellow and red, and big enough delivery to a foreign power. Norberg, a retired British army cap­ Alexandre Eiffel, French engineer In 1974, General Alexander Haig, for about six of us children to sit in who built the Paris tower which tain, was granted permission by the and do “quiet” work. Junior, took over as supreme com­ provincial congress to return to You'll S E E more, EN JO Y more bears his name, was born Dec. 15, mander of NATO forces in Europe. . . . S A V E time, S A V E get and We really miss our hogan. Have England after he recounted that he travel in FU LL COMFOHT 1832. A thought for the day; American you seen it in some wood or field? On this day in history: had been wounded twice fighting the so we turn our farms into missile sites and oilfields, Thank you. poet John Greenleaf Whittier said, French and “am now sixty-five years In 1791, the U.S. Bill of Rights, “For all sad words of tongue or pen, BONANZA and buy our grain from the ‘shrewd’ American ’TheineDowers Bowers comprised of the first 10 old, reduced by age, wounds and BUS LINES. INC FORBES IN MANCHESTER — Open Til 10 Every Night Until Christmas the saddest are these — ‘It might businessmen” kindergarten classes amendments to the CConstitution, gravel.’ have been.” PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon., Dec. 15,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 15. 1975_PAGE SEVEN Arctic blast chills Plains MACC gives stand on Zionism For distinctive gifts this year, visit By United Press International ice-slicked streets and highways and temperatures were expected in much A statement rejecting a bloodline, or a nationali­ have experienced as vic­ public and private prayer FimiSH-ESTONIAN A sudden blast of arctic air adding a coating of snow. of Iowa today. the recent action of the ty, but as a ‘peoplehood,’ a tims of racism and bigotry. to encourage the United IMPORTS & HANDICRAFTS oe in n g> transformed a mild but rainy day ‘Temperatures plummeted as Temperatures plummeted to well United Nations General term^ which in a sense en­ The statement closes Nations to continue its ef­ 44 Stony Road into a wintry nightmare Sunday and much as 45 degrees as the wintry below zero in parts of the northern Assembly in declaring compasses all these with ‘‘We, therefore, forts to reach a peaceful Bolton, Conn. brought added strength to a weather took control. Rockies and the Plains — down to 24 Zionism a form of racism ideas.’’ reject the cynical vote of settlement in the Middle Tel. 649-8080 Thii ChrUtnuu Give The Vnuiual, developing storm that stretched Des Moines, Iowa, reported a below zero at Havre, Mont. Wind- has been issued by the The board, in the state­ the General Assembly East, Mrs. Nancy Carr, Unique, Exciting Handcrafted from the Plains to the portions of the record 60-degree reading Sunday whipped snow swept most of Kansas board of directors of ment, recognizes that equating Zionism with executive director of the Famous Finnish design products from Work of Many Top Arti»t$ of AARIKKA, ARABIA, Juhava, Kalevala Midwest. before the wintry weather struck, and stretched into portions of Manchester Area respect for the integrity of racism and extend to our conference, said. Connecticut and New England! No pushing the temperature to the teens. Nebraska, South Dakota and Jewish neighbors this Copies of the statement Koru. Luxus Handwoven Mohair Blankets Springlike rains and temperatures Conference of Churches. our Jewish neighbors by LENA REWELL, wooden articles and two are alike, all are one-of-a-kind! in the 50s and 60s covered the A record' 64-degree reading in Minnesota, dangerously reducing The statement says, “We means respect for the bond statement of sympathetic may be obtained at the colorful knits. midlands Sunday when the icy front Burlington, Iowa, also was wiped out visibility at times. acknowledge and accept which the Jewish people concent for the hurt which Manchester Area 38 O U S T im h DOWNTOWN MIWGHESTER moved in, creating a frozen maze of as the temperature plunged. Sub-zero Only two to three inches of snow the Jewish people’s un­ feel for the land of Israel that vote has caused Conference of Churches of­ Open: Mon. • Fri. 643-7865 • Tsm. Sat 10 to 5:30 • Thm. Evoiing piled up Sunday night but continuing derstanding of themselves and grieve for the pain them.” fice at St. Bartholomew’s 10 - 4 p.m. (OoMd Mondivt) snows triggered heavy snow war­ not as a church, a religion. which the Jewish., people The board also urges Church. Ample Free Parking Acrou The Street.. PINOCHLE SCORES nings for southeastern Kansas and winter storm watches were in effect for most of the central Plains, the Vt Top icorers in the Manchester After the game, the group had its west central Mississippi Valley, the Senior Citizens Pinochle Group game annual Christmas party and dinner. Texas Panhandle and northern Christmas Thursday at the Army and Navy Club Entertainment was provided by John Oklahoma. are Rene A. M aire, 807, Inez S. Jeski, accordionist. The hall was The storm also spread new snows program Mahoney, 801, Sam Schorrs, 797, Vin­ decorated by John Gaily and Gladys to the west, dumping up to six inches Seelert. cent Borello, 778, Mabel Wilson, and of snow in portions of northern New Tuesday Leo. Steinmeyer, 751, Gladys Seelert, The group sponsors a game each Mexico. Heavy snow warnings were ______^ 741, Julia Vendrillo, 740, Marge Thursday at 9:45 a.m. at the Army •y ***' fk in effect for the central mountains of The women of Center McLain, 720. and Navy Club. Play is open to all New Mexico as the storm continued. senior citizens. Congregational Church will I ■' • OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 11 P.m T Warm, rainy weather continued present their annual ahead of the approaching storm. Christmas program, M i*'*’ The clash between the record ‘‘Christmas — A Family § Connecticut man faces warm weather and the oncoming Celebration,” Tuesday at The Sovereign, L.E.D. by Just Arrived! cold snap produced at least one tor­ 7:30 p.m. in the church kidnaping charges nado. TTie twister destroyed two sanctuary. The program is BENRUS thealcorled . houses, several barns and a shed Black history lecture given fourth graders open to the public. near Hamilton, Mo. There were no Quartz Digital 5-Functlon, FALL RIVER, Mass. (UPI) - A brother, Richard, 13, and two com­ Under the direction of injuries but several head of cattle Dr. John Rogers, authority on black history, cidents about early Indians and Negroes as well Priscilla Baxter, the 4-Function 1-Button Connecticut man today faced a court panions, police said. trapped in one of the bams were hearing on a kidnap charge in the ab­ Police arrested Norman Emond, explains a series of slides he is showing to a as French and Polish immigrants who helped Sacred Dance Choir of the Time Machine Digital Watch killed. group of children at Martin School. Watching church will conduct the duction of an 8-year-old boy from a 50, of Windham, Conn, a half hour The mercury reached 66 degrees at America win the Revolutionary War. Dr. Our Reg. 99.97 Fall River street Saturday. later. He was stopped in his car in and listening are members of the fourth grade Rogers has compiled a publication soon to be program and present “The Chicago’s Midway Airport Sunday, Song of Christmas” by Ronald Soares was rescued un­ Fall River. breaking an 84-year-old record, but social studies classes of Mrs. Dorothy Krause available entitled “A Bicentennial Booklet for Our harmed two hours later when he was Emond, who also gave a Fall River and Mrs. Mabel Jassie, Dr. Rogers related in­ Ringwald. the warm spell was expected to end the Inner City.” (Herald photo by Pinto) Jeanette Fraser, spotted inside the car by an older address, was ordered held in $5,000 today in icy weather. for a hearing in Bristol County soprano, will also be ;[ Calendar adjusts automatically;; District Court. featured. Accompanied by j; electronicafly accurate. G old-: •Hour Police said the younger Soares was Walter Gryzb, organist, Adds subtracts, multiplies, 'I tone or silvertone. Displays ' • Minutes hour, minutes, seconds, ' walking with several friends when a DUPLICATE BRIDGE she will sing several selec­ month, date. ! tions including “No Golden •Seconds Gagnons become car pulled to the curb and the driver •D ate forced him inside. The friends took Carriage” by Martin, “0 Results Friday in the Manchester Just press button, grandparents down the car’s license number and Results Friday in the Center Results in the Dec. 9 South Windsor and Liz Carter, second; Dixie Hoiy Night” by Adam and Casio 8-Digit Scientific Calculator $ Q Q Bridge Club game at 146 Hartford bright red digits show! notified police. Bridge Club game at the Masonic Bridge Club game at 1788 Ellington Mastrandrea and Betty Warfel, “The Holl^ and the Ivy.” twice in a day Rd. are North-South: John Woodman Richard joined in the search and Temple are Eugene Toch and Burton Ave. are Mollie Timreck and Jane third. Refreshments will be Limit 6 per store. No Rain Cheexs 49 95 and Jim Bennett, first; C.D. and TIME OFTlAY RUNNING SECONDS 5 Mr. and Mrs. Leonid W. Gagnon of spotted the auto, opened the door and Smyth, first; Mrs. Shirley Graboff Lowe, first; Barbara Beckley and Knock-out-team winners are served in the church Marion McCarthy, second; Jim 198 Parker St. are the prdud grand­ rescued his brother, police said. and Mrs. Marion Haines, second; Murray Powell, second; Arlene Long Frankie Brown, Mollie Timreck, narthex after the program. parents of two new grandsons born to Tatro and Lance Tatro, third. Mrs. Jerome Dvornek and Robert and Sandy Sullivan, third. Jane Lowe. Faye Lawrence, Jan East-West: Peg LaPlant and Bob Campbell, third. Individual winners in the club’s Leonard, first; Phyllis Pierson, II • "Jack & Jill” from Schaper their daughters, Patricia and Lea, Pre-school, action packed game. Local cancer unit Stratton, first; Geof Brod and Steve Nov. 10 novice game are Betty Sher­ Virginia Weeks, 'Terry Daigle and less than an hour apart Wednesday at ABOUT Si now selling candy Zuckerman, second; Jim Lenertzand Results in the Dec. 11 Manchester man and Joyce Rossi, tied for first. Peg Dunfield, second. • “Get-Off-My-Back from Manchester Memorial Hospital. Rita Holland, third. Bridge Club game at 385 N. Main St. TOWN ■ , ' Schaper 2 to 4 players, ages 3 The Manchester Unit of the ’ it and up. New school game. Andrew Louis Schattuck, the son of American Cancer Society is conduc­ are North-South: Phyllis Pierson and Results in the Dec. 8 Manchester Results in the Manchester Com­ I Results Friday in the Manchester Trinity Covenant Church Charles Jr. and Lea Gagnon Schat­ ting a Christmas sale of Russell Virginia Weeks, first; Sandy Craft Bridge Club game at 385 N. Main St. munity College Swiss team club kite Time Novice Group game at 146 will have a men’s prayer y o u r tuck of Willimantic, was born at Stover candy. and Bette Martin, second; Frankie are North-South: Linda Simmons and championship game are Faye 0 9 3 (Hartford Rd. are North-South: Joe breakfast Tuesday at 6:30 CHOICE O e a c h 11:23 a.m. Damien John Linn, son of The proceeds of the sale go to Brown and Jane I^we, third. Beverly Saunders, first; Ann Staub Lawrence, Mollie Timreck, Jane and Sue Vivirito, first; William and a.m. at the church. William J. and Patricia Gagnon Linn further the education, research and East-West: Liz Carter and Mary and Bette Martin, second; Elaine Lowe, Anne Ingram, first; Jim ^ Limit 36 ea. per store, No Rain Cheeks Ann Brendle, Connie Summers and of Edgemere Rd., Coventry, was services to patient programs of the Corkum, first; Mollie Timreck and Mitchell and Barbara Davis, third. 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Cooking is favorite hobby of Bolton man BABY NAMES I'hird suspectj p The Rev, Coffin ends Callaway has it in for Reagan apprehended By BETTY RYDER Yale University niinistry Family/Travel Editor Butkus, Christopher Gerald, son By IRA R. ALLEN DMass., is favored by 29 per cent of Democratic nomination next year in Knight murder NEW HAVEN (UPI) -Bowing out paper rose to “Mary Louise,” who he Bill Turlo loves to cook and con­ of Gerald J. and Valerie D. Steward United Press International the Democrats when included as a despite his repeated insistence he is with a compelling sermon and a rose described as his most faithful sequently his family and friends love Butkus of 201 Regan Rd., Rockville. President Ford’s campaign candidate. Among independents, not running. MIAMI (UPI) - Salvatore to eat. He was born Dm . 8 at Rockville manager, whose assessment that Soli, the third suspect sought in to his favorite lady, the Rev. William parishioner who doesn’t always Wallace led Humphrey, 27 per cent to Muskie, appearing on a television Sloane Coffin Sunday ended his Bill and his wife Carol live on Hop General Hospital. His maternal Nelson Rockefeller would be Presi­ 19, the Philadelphia slaying of agree with him. She is the wife of interview (ABC: “Issues and ministry at Yale University and em­ River Rd. in Bolton. Cooking has grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Paul dent Ford’s main political liability At the southern GOP meeting, Answers” ), said “ there is no newspaper heir John S. Knight Yale President Kingman Brewster barked on what he hopes will be a Jr. been one of his favorite hobbies for Steward of Hackensack, N.J. His augured the vice president’s presumably a bastion of Reagan sup­ question” Humphrey is the “fron­ III, was arrested at a Miami ministry to the world. Coffin said the Christ child arrived the past 10 years. paternal grandparents are Mr. and withdrawal from the ticket, now ap­ port, Callaway noted the President trunner and I think very willingly motel late Sunday. A female Coffin, 50, active in the civil rights on Earth in “an alien, hostile state... Such gourmet offerings as Chinese Mrs. Joseph Butkus of Lavallelte, parently has it in for Ronald Reagan. so.” companion alerted authorities Ford Committee has the support of and peace movements, was con­ duck or Cornish game hens cooked on N.J. Reagan has said he will not attack to his whereabouts. God made himself utterly almost every major GOP official in Elsewhere in the Democratic victed with Dr. Benjamin Spock on a spit and stuffed with his own the President personally and Ford |s Soli, 37, was cap tu red defenseless.” “In my unbelieving Kostek, Heather Anne, daughter California. He went on to say that as parade: draft consf/iracy charges at the special dressing are among his reported to have made the same without a struggle as he walked days, this moved me to tears,’’ he of Brian and Mary Jane Stephens governor Reagan’s “rhetoric was — Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- height of the Vietnam War. The con­ favorites. commitment to Reagan. into the downtown South Winds said, adding he wondered why God Kostek of 127 Robin Circle, Tolland. great and his performance was Wash., campaigning in Milwaukee viction was overturned. Retired from the U.S. Army where But Ford’s manager, Howard Motel. The arrest climaxed a didn’t come down and just “clean out She was born Dec. 4 at Manchester poor,” specifically on the matter of said no one is fully qualified to be Coffin received a 10-minute stan­ this Herculean mess.” he served for 25 years, Bill is now “Bo” Callaway, attending the personal income taxes. president, but he is more qualified week-long search which con­ Memorial Hospital. Her maternal ding ovation when he concluded his Coffin said America was built on employed as a clerk in the U.S. Post Southern Republican Conference in Reagan, addressing the conference than anyone else. “I can deal more centrated in Philadelphia and grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. sermon, urging his fellow men to the blood of 10 million Indians and Office in Hartford. Houston Saturday, said Reagan’s later, called for fellow party effectively with the economy, with southern New Jersey. Robert Stephens of Eden, N.C. Her accept “God’s gift of vulnerability.” the sweat of millions of black per­ “Cookbooks are also my hobby,” campaign is nothing but “a members to march under a “banner energy, with the Russians and with Authorities said Soli had paternal grandfather is Anthony shaved his mustache and Coffin announced last February he sons. Bill said, “and I enjoy just sitting and Hollywood facade” and that he would of responsible Republicanism.” He foreign policy in general than the Kostek of Newington. She has a bleached his hair to alter his would resign at year’s end. “We didn’t invent evil. We have reading them.” lose the California primary because sound^ his familiar theme thEit other candidates,” he said. sister, Nicole, 2. appearance. At the end of his finalservice at only discovered it. At last, welcome He has quite a collection including of his record as governor for eight Congress is irresponsible for its sup­ — Jimmy Carter and Sargent a leatherbound one engraved with his Yale, Coffin presented a large crepe to the human race,” he said. Link, Andrew McKay, son of years. port of high spending and social Shriver addressed Mississippi name which his wife gave him as a August M. and Barbara McKay Link Hadassah says thanks’ On the Democratic side of the programs. loyalist Democrats Sunday. Shriver, gift. of 63 Bald Hill Rd., Tolland. He was Gallup poll, which last week showed ‘"The result,” Reagan said, “is a who ran for vice president in 1972, Make her heart go pitter-patter! “The important part of cooking is born Dec. 4 at Manchester Memorial Matthew Thurz, manager of Frank’s Supermarket on E. Middle Reagan surging ahead of Ford among fourth branch of government, a per­ said he wants to “re-establish trust to be sure you have a good pot of Give her this diam ond Hospital. His maternal grandparents Tpke., accepts Hadassah certificate of appreciation from Mrs. Republicans, Sen. Hubert Humphrey manent structure of unelected in our form of government and trust stock simmering on the stove. heart pendant on its are Mr. and Mrs. Murray H. McKay Maxine Jaffe, vice president in charge of fund-raising for Had- increased his lead among employes determining policy to a in trade which has made this nation “If you have good stock, you can Democrats. great.” Carter said, “The candidate of Dunbarton, N.H. His paternal dassah. Thurz was cited for his cooperation in the recent food greater extent that most of you matching chain make almost any kind of sauce,” he grandmother is Mrs. Jennie Link of The. November poll showed know.” that can convince the people that we said. 1 .Goffstown, N.H. He has a brother, drawing held at the store by Hadassah. (Herald photo by Lar­ Humphrey with 30 per cent, up from Sen. Edmund Muskie, D-Maine, can have a decent government will Carol attests to the constant stock Matthew, 3. son) 11 per cent a year ago, and George who was Humphrey’s running mate be in the White House next year.” 16 diamonds pot, and said with a smile, “And he Wallace with 20 per cent, far ahead in . 1968, said Sunday the Minnesota — Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., in always leaves a lot of dirty dishes,” Bill gets a few pointers from his wife, as he sets out his delicious of the rest of the pack. According to senator is “most likely” to win the Milwaukee, said there are “no im­ 14K white gold Dishes or not, the net result is well trout dinner for his guests. Trout was caught at his favorite Dyeing for a special gift? the poll. Sen. Edward Kennedy, mediate answers for the intractable $170 worth the effort. fishing spot in Bolton. (Herald photo by Ryder) ABOUT problems of the Middle East,” but “Just start with a basic recipe — GINO'S that the United States must maintain TOWN NEW YORK - (NEA) - If is all some items need, your from that you can create your own. matched blocks on either side its commitment to Israel. in the U.S. Marine Corps, are until clams open. it seems as though everyone washing machine can a of a shirt before dyeing it. The “I like to make veloute sauce and — Fred Harris announced in San brown sauce,” he said, “but prefer residing in Yuma, Ariz. where he is Remove clams from the shells, has suddenly' become a great aid. Instructions are wood-covered area Will re­ About Emma Nettleton Group weaver, quilter, potter, complete on the dye package. main uncolored. For another Antonio, Tex., Saturday he would run the veloute because I make it stationed. reserving the liquid and bottoms of COIFFURES of Center Congregational candlemaker or craftsman of Or, to make it a real work of new T-shirt look, tie-dye the in the "Texas primary. A straw poll Bill says some of his interest in shells. Chop or mince clams finely, town better.” Church will have a potluck one sort or another, you may art, you can tie-dye, fold-dye, shirt and then stamp on an among 215 liberal Texas Democrats Bill recently hosted some friends cooking began when he was stationed combine them with 3 tablespoons of be right. A recent study show­ block-dye, dribble-dye, use a allover pattern or center-front 5 ’Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the showed Harris with 38.5 per cent of with the Army in Ethopia for two fresh bread crumbs, parsley, pork ed that two out of every five batik technique, or combine BEAUTY SALON (myself among them) to a fresh trout Robbins Room of the design using block printing their votes to 19.2 per cent for Udall year. and with enough veloute sauce to Americans are dabbling in one methods. equipment and an oil-based FORMERLY - 3S1 CENTER dinner which was superb. church. Hartford Association of Insurance Tavern, Rt. 32, South Willington. and 18.7 per cent for Shriver. “ That’s when I first started bind the mixture. (Use the wine and craft or another. You might just start with block printing ink. He served homemade fish Women will have a Christmas party Members are reminded to bring $2 — George Wallace, campaigning in making veloute,” he said. strained clam broth for the liquid to last year’s pale denim pants There are very few don’ts in chowder, oysters on the half shell, The Junior High Forum For many, the Bicentennial dyeing. Any washable fabric and dinner Tuesday at 5:30 p.m. at grab bag gifts and meet at the Shady Atlanta Sunday, said, “People who fresh shrimp on crisp crackers, Bill has his own recipe for baked make the veloute, about Vz cup). has inspired an interest in the suit. Get it out. Wash it. Then of North United Methodist Duncn I t up, wrap it around except acrylics and polyesters the Red Coach Grill, Berlin Tpke., Glen, 8M E. Middle Tpke., at 6 p.m. live in rural communities must have stuffed clams, and he has consented Season the sauce with a dash of creative arts that were once a £«ty Payments HAS MOVED TO baked stuffed clams, golden browned Church will meet Tuesday here and there with rubber can be dyed (fabrics that com­ Wethersfield. Those planning to at-- an equal opportunity with those trout, in a delicate sauce, and topped to let us pass it along to you. nutmeg. necessary part of daily life. bands or string, submerge it bine these fibers with cotton at 7 p.m. at the church. The sagging economy has tend are asked to bring donations for The Round Table Singers of residing in our cities.” He said it is off the menu with an elegant lobster Baked stuffed clams Saute the bacon until crisp, drain. in a solution of one package or will work). Use any kind of food baskets for the group’s adopted 361 CENTER ST. 12 Cherrystone clams been another inspiration one half bottle of dye dissolv­ pot or pan but not ones coated Manchester High School directed by time to relieve taxpayers of the thermidor. In a dish combine 1/3 cup of bread Ruth Rowley and Henry because it is much less expen­ families and used paperback books. 3 tablespoons fresh bread crumbs ed in hot water. Simmer for 10 with Teflon. Miss Martha White will sing burden of urban social costs by On New Year’s Eve, he may serve crumbs with a tablespoon of melted Murphy, members of the sive to explore a new craft All women working in the insurance 1 tablespoon mincCd parsley to 30 minutes. Rinse suit un­ Wednesday at an Advent service at “redirecting our attention and ef­ kielbasa and his own sauerkraut butter. Divide the clam mixture in Little Theater of than to travel, shop or even at­ field are welcome. Reservations may Our 75th /\nniversary'ifear CALL 1 tablespoon melted butter der cold running water. Untie Do not try to cover dark 7:15 p.m. at Trinity Covenant forts to rural America.” made from fresh cabbage and the reserved shells and sprinkle them Manchester, will present tend a show or sports event. the outfit and you’ll be sur­ colors with light ones but strip be made with Catherine Christie, 243- 3 slices lean bacon with the buttered bread crumbs and And it is tremendously Church, Hackmatack St. The service — Sen. George McGovern, D-S.D., delicately cooked and seasoned with the play “I’m Herbert” by prised with the new splashes unwanted colors or areas of 8811, xt. 7319. told the Madison (Wis.) Capital 95B MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER his own secret ingredients. Vi pound ground pork crumbled bacon. Bake in a hot oven satisfying to be able to boast, is open to the public. For Appointment Robert Anderson Tuesday of color that have appeared. color with color remover Times he will not be a presidential Hartford • Westfarms Mall Bill, who is of Polish ancestry, also IVz teaspoons dry white wine for about 7-10 minutes or until just “I made it myself!” You are now a full-fledged tie- before adding an item to the at the Manchester New­ candidate next year. He called it a enjoys making stuffed cabbage rolls. 1/3 cup fresh bread crumbs about done, then under a hot broiler ■ Do you feel you are being dyer, and with no more com­ dye bath. Wear rubber gloves The Sunset Club will meet Tuesday comers Club meeting at “definite decision.” Weather does not deter this cook Scrub clams under cold water until for Vz minute or until the bread left behind in this new mitment than a couple of when working with dye and The Past Matrons of Temple at 1 p.m. at the Senior Citizens 7:30 p.m. at the Communi­ national craze? You are all follow washer-dyeing with a from his appointed rounds (cooking all the sand and grit is removed. Put crumbs are nice and brown. Serve hours and very little money. Chapter, Order of the Eastern Star, Center for a Christmas party and ty Y. ’The program will thum bs? C an’t stitc h a With one successful project long Wash cycle to which will have their Christmas party that is). on rack in kettle and steam clams in hot. straight seam? Don’t want to dinner. Members are asked to bring Open E n ry Night also include a cookie swap. completed, however, you will bleach has been added to Vi inch of water for 6-10 minutes or invest in any fancy equipment Wednesday at 6:30 p.m. at Jury’s gifts to exchange. Until 111 “Once in February when Carol was probably find yourself in­ clean the washer. on crutches, I was preparing steak SERVICEMEN Pratt and Whitney Air­ or supplies? Don’t have long trigued with the possibilities You needn’t consider only outdoors on the spit when a passerby YWCA groups to meet periods of leisure time? Then and will soon be plotting a se­ fashion items when it comes FujicaSTSOI craft Retirees’ Group will consider dyeing.. It is the to dyeing. You can change the stopped and knocked on the front ’The Nutmeg Branch of the YWCA Marine Lance Cpl. William E. have its annual Christmas cond one — perhaps making door to tell us our house was on fire. perfect craft for the uncom­ fabric gifts. Perhaps “you’ll color of curtains or pillows, f/1.8 35mm will begin new Consciousness Davis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred W. party Wednesday at 12:30 mitted. Projects are quick, decide to “do” a new T-shirt even create your own MomJ ERS She had apparently seen the smoke Raising groups for women Jan. 5 at Davis of 28 Wellmen Rd., and whose p.m. at the East Hartford easy to learn and tremen­ patterns. You can color rising from the spit and thought we to go with the pants suit. Camera with Case the Community Y, N. Main St. wife Donna is the daughter of Mr. facility, Clement Rd., East dously effective. Each project macrame plant holders or Omr 40 Tn rt of Unoxcoiod Sorvlco 1. were in trouble. is complete in itself and all The groups will meet that day and and Mrs. Kenneth R. Anderson of 72 Hartford. The group will If your husband or child is make a planter by glueing Open 24 Hours Dally Personalize your gifts “It doesn’t matter whether it’s Essex St., all of Manchester, has you n e ^ is a box or a bottle of experimenting with jig­ dyed cord or rope around a consecutive Mondays from 9:30 to elect officers at 10 a.m. dye and something that can container. You can d esi^ ex­ FOR EMERGENCY SERVIGE winter or not, steak that’s cooked 11:30 a.m. or from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. reported for duty at the Marine sawing as a hobby, commis­ With bright H^mark color-coordinated papers, outdoors tastes great,” he'^said. use a new coat of color. sion a pair of plywood type otic batik wall hangings by stick-to-ltself ribbon, trims and yams. An experienced group leader will Corps Air Station, Beaufort, S.C. St. Mary’s Episcopal painting on designs with wax ’The couple has a daughter, Mrs. Take, for instance, clothes. blocks cut in the shape of an serve as facilitator in each group. A former student of Norwich Church will have a Bible No doubt there is something in initial, as a sign of the zodiac, before dunking fabric in dye, Lloyd L. (Paula) Braman. She and Those wishing more information University, Norfield, Utah, he joined or you can ’color wood by M@bil study Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. the closet that could use an or in a heart, flower or HEATING OILS her husband, who is a lance corporal may call the YWCA office, 647-1437. the Marine Corps in February 1973. at 463 E Center St. updating. If a change of color geometric pattern. Clamp thoroughly soaking it with Extra bright viewfinder; shutter speeds dye. to 1/2000. L.E.D. metering, wide open OIL BURNER A Canon TX TTL. Solid state shock proof dependabil­ HEATMG INSTALLATION ity no needle can match. Silicon cells for quick, accurate responsp. Shutter speed E 643-5135 35mm SLR in use shows in tinaer. 315 Center St. Menchester Camera Our Reg. 199.87

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Conn., Mon,, Dec. 15, 1975- PAGE ELEVEN Why close three schools? Chamber to chase Penny is outstanding Rent aid for elderly Sewer breaks continue East Hartford Diggs suggests Woodland’s 303 as of the first of this month. It SHEILA TULLER students in kindergarten through would send present Grade 1 throu^ 4 to be a solution in repairing 1,100 feet cause of the breaks is not known. Grade 4 attend Burnside School on children to Goodwin School on Hills ‘carpetbagger’ stores Mrs. Penny Stevens of 69 Town Council to serve on the South Windsor 2 8 9 -4 2 8 3 George Dr., Vernon, has been Vernon activities celebrating the anniver­ of pipes at the site of the original It is possible the town may file a East Hartford’s, school board will School St. The present fifth graders St. The present fifth graders will go town’s Traffic Authority, is a JUDY KUEHNEL listed in the 1975 edition of Elderly persons who pay rent and sary. It will be at the PAC Club on problems. lawsuit against Minges and discuss the superintendent’s report will be going to O’Brien Middle to O’Connell Middle School. Vernon member of the Republican Town 644-1364 designing stage and the committee is “Outstanding Young Women of are eligible for Renter’s Circuit Village St., Rockville and will Most recent breaks, however have Associates, former consulting on 1976-77 housing at tonight’s Iraard School in September. Committee, the Vernon Young South Windsor town officials said it Goodwin, the newest school in the BARBARA RICHMOND compiling suggestions. Breaker money have until Dec. 31 to feature music by “Mainstreet.” occurred beyond the repaired area. engineers; Roncari, the contractor, meeting. ^ o n d North’s K through Grade 3 America.” Republicans, and the Vernon will cost about $150,000 to correct the south end of town, can hold 700 Herald Reporter Steve Diana, treasurer, said the Mrs. Stevens has been active. apply for the 1974 year ending Dec. To learn more, call Ann Bright, Throw said the plastic pipe will and the pipe and solvent manufac­ Due to dropping enrollment, all of children would attend Anna Norris Recycling Committee. 871-1049. Pine Tree Lane-Benedict Dr. sewer studpnts. Goodwin now has only chamber has a slight cash flow She is treasurer of the League of 31, 1974. now have to be replaced with cast turers. East Hartford’s 20 elementary School on Remington Rd. with the Mrs. Stevens is a graduate of line. The Rockville Area Chamber of problem. He said 120 bills were sent Women Voters of Vernon and iron, and would run parallel to the Repair work in the Pine Tree area schools may not open next year. exception of those from the meadows Last year similar recommen­ Colby-Sawyer College, New Lon­ Application is made at the office of The area has been plagued by near­ Commerce plans a “hard-hitting” out which should bring in more than secretary and special assistant present pipeline. is not expected to begin until March Supt. Eugene A. Diggs area who would attend Center School dations were made by Diggs. But the don, N.H.; Katharine Gibbs the assessor in the Memorial School lunches ly 40 breaks in the past two years. public exposure campaign of stores $8,200 in dues payments but only 33 to the chairman of the Vernon According to a spokesman for or April, and will take about two recommends closing Woodland on Chapman St. board rejected them after parents School, Boston; and received her Building, Park Place, Rockville. Of­ Tuesday: Orange juice, grinders, According to James Throwe, chair­ which are not members of the were returned which brought in some Bicentennial Commission. Purcell Associates, consulting months to complete. School on Long Hill Dr., Second Second North now has 128 children and'parents’ groups urged the board B.A. in m athem atics from fice hours are 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mon­ potato sticks, peaches. man of the Sewer Commission, chamber. $1,800. She is past chairman of the engineers for the town, the specific North Primary School on Main St., and Woodland has 120. not to close their neighborhood Boston University. day through Friday. Wednesday: Pork patties, stainless steel clamps were thought McCartin Elementary School has President Robert Tedoldi told the He said he will go after delinquent Vernon Recycling Committee. and McCartin School on Canterbury schools. She has worked as a secretary Those applying should bring all of applesauce, parsley potato, buttered board of directors meeting accounts in January. In 1974, under her chairmanship, Dr. and senior programmer for their receipts for rent and utilities corn, bread and butter, jello fluff. Wednesday he wants to correct, Robert Noonan, chairman of the the Conservation Committee of M.I.T., in Cambridge, Mass., and a copy of their 1974 income tax Thursday: Juice, pizza, tossed “What I believe to be an intolerable Student-Work Program committee, the Vernon Junior Women’s Club and was also project director for filing or statements of income of both salad, ice cream cup. Many wish to be dispatcher situation in the tri-town area.” said they are working on a television won the over-all conservation BRASS HAMMER a 25-year simulation of refuse husband and wife for the year of 1974. Friday; Vegetable soup, tuna salad He said there are many retail out­ tape for groups of retailers telling award from the Connecticut Complete Your Christmas List at disposal for greater Boston. Anyone having any questions should roll, pickled beets, potato chips, Capt. William Ryan said four of the Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in the com­ lets belonging to retail chains who the story of the program. Federation of Women’s Clubs, ' • South Windsor CAFE She is married and has two call 872-8591, ext. 44 or 45. pears. applicants are women. missions room of the Town Hall. won’t join the chamber. Their excuse He said the committee is also junior division. JUDY KUEHNEL 120 CHARTER OAK ST. children. For the following week lunch will '. Twenty-five persons have applied Applicants will be narrowed down The PZC will consider the applica­ The Coventry Shoppe is they hav^ stores in hundreds of working on a logo or emblem to She has been appointed by the to eight or 10 by the middle of the MANCHESTER cities. appear on stores and businesses in Club dance be served on Monday only. There will ‘ for the position of dispatcher for the tion for an open space subdivision be a half-session Tuesday and schools week. DEPOT RD. COVENTRY “Aren’t you taking a profit out of the program. He wants an art contest In celebration of its 15th anniver­ , South Windsor Police Department. consisting of 48 acres located 1,400 (Ample Pree_Pgrkiifg R e a r of Cafe) will close for the Christmas vacation. The person selected will be trained each of these towns?” he asks them. among students for this project. sary the Vernon Junior Women’s . ' The position was left vacant when feet north of Miller Rd. between The lunch for Monday will te; by Elvira Dodd, daytime dispatcher He said many of these stores enjoy Howard Wolfanger, chairman of Juniors conduct Club, an affiliate of the State Federa­ , Roy Bcadrick left the job to attend Nevers and Abby Roads. SPECIAL Tomato soup, hamburg on roll, for the department. DRESSES...14.98-3195 the fruits of the chamber’s services the retired persons committee, said tion of Women’s Clubs, will sponsor a ; Police Training Academy in scholarship dance Jan. 16. vegetable or salad, mixed fruit. Milk PZC meeting PANT SUITS.. .16.98 up W OVEN” SANDWICH PUTE anyway, such as the system to alert that group is working on a job bank ^Hands Up’ inquiry Meriden. Also to be discussed are Selection it GREAT The dance will conclude a week of is served with all meals. Bradrick will graduate next month The South Windsor Planning and amendments to the zoning SLACKS ....7.98-16.98 Roast Beef • Pastrami merchants concerning check frauds. program for retired persons. Zoning Commission will meet regulations. Sinet to fit ALL He said this information is not This program is not to compete Vernon and join the force as an officer. BLOUSES . . . .7.98-16.98 3 to 52 13,067 General Federation of withheld from these companies with the student-work program but The Vernon Junior Women’s SHELLS ...... 7.98-12.98 Pricet are RIGHT regardless of the free ride these rather to compliment it. The elderly Women’s Clubs in the crime Gift Certificatet club public affairs committee , reduction effort funded under a GOWNS . . . .19.98-59.95 “carpetbagger” stores have. will work more in training. The Ver­ head^ by Mary Beth Perischo, Bank Charges Welcome • He said people trading with these grant from the Law Enforce­ LONG SKIRTS 10.98-19.98 non Board of Education is looking is in an extensive community­ Allen reports to the board Starting Dec. J 7th concerns should ask and expect them into it. ment Assistance Administration Open Every Nite wide inquiry of local leaders and (LEAA) . Free Parking ROBES .... .8.98-19.98 SERVED DAILY 11A.M. to 6 P.K to belong to their chamber. Wolfanger said he hopes it will be At All Our Bolton attended an unemployment • The curriculum Grade 8 students receiving til 9 P.M. townspeople. Attitudes of the general public COATS ....29.95-69.95 Harvey Desruisseaux will head this organized in the next couple of The inquiry is to determine at­ Stores DONNA HOLLAND compensation hearing in development council met extra assistance in Xmat Eve ’til will be assessed on current campaign. months. titudes on crime problems and Including 646-0375 the case of former Bolton earlier this month. A mathematics and reading Children'$ Wear Alto 5 P.M. crime issues and will become Andrew Tricarico, chairman of the solutions as the first step in West Hartford In a report submitted to Center School secretary recommended draft of both and 24 Grade 9-12 students Junior Petite 'The directors also approved the the basis of a national crime HAPPY HOUR economic development committee, “ Hands Up,’’ a national Board of Education Theresa Hoffman. A judg­ a systemwide philosophy received tutorial Trim Girl & Trim Teen new membership of Baskin-Robbins “summit” meeting to be con­ 4 :0 0 to 6 :0 0 P .M . Every Day said his group is working on plans for volunteer campaign to reduce members, Raymond Allen, ment is expected momen­ and list of systemwide assistance in reading, downtown Rockville. in the K-Mart Shopping Plaza, Ver­ ducted in Washington, D. C. goals will be forwarded to math and English. crime. during the coming year. 5 superintendent of schools. tarily. % He said visual aids are in the non Circle. Informed them: • Sylvia Adams was ap­ Allen in the near future. ALL DRINKS,iiicuii)|ik DEER PRICE! The Vernon club is one of the Call Mrs. Parischo at 643-9810. • A three-year contract pointed to the position of • The budget schedule is with the Manchester State Bolton Center School on target. Betty Alloca Bank for computerized secretary. She was placed designed the budget cover payroll services has been on the first step of the for the coming year. The signed at no cost for the salary schedule. competition for the cover three-year period. If all • A half-day workshop was for l^lton High School goes well, the Jan. 5 session with Dr. John students. payroll will be com­ Brubacher was held by the • The Title I - SADC puterized. There will be a professional development report by John Eagles, fn v ^ GRANTS CII l K g r a n t s service fee in subsequent council. A report will be principal of the elementary contracts. made to the board at its and center schools, shows • School administrators January meeting by 54 Kindergarten through and the town counsel William Farr. Trees And AH The Rainbows of Holiday Gift

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Mon.. Dec. 15. m s MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 15. 197^— PAGE 'THIRTEEN Obituaries Brother, sister // Baltimore continues Richard C. Knight Mildred A. Luetjen face robbery charges • 1 n The funeral for Richard C. Knight, ROCKVILLE -M ildred Abbey 55, of 100 Ferguson Rd. who died Luetjen, 83, of Cromwell, formerly of South Windsor Both youths were released on their Saturday will be Tuesday at 11 a.m. Rockville, died Saturday at A Hartford brother and sister, Paul big NFL turnaround at the Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Middlesex Memorial Hospital in promise to appear in court in and Celestine Lewis, were arrested Rockville Jan. 7. Main St. Burial will be in Buckland Middletown. She was the widow of over the weekend on warrants issued Cemetery. Herman Luetjen. by Common Pleas Court 12 charging Tolland NEW YORK (UPI) - Coach Ted because they came back against the “They deserved to win,” said a Friends may call at the funeral The funeral was today. Burial was them with first-degree robbery. Paul P. Margelony, of Church St., Marchibroda capped the biggest tur­ champions in the last quarter... dejected Coach Don Shula. “They home tonight from 7 to 9. in Grove Hill Cemetery, Rockville. South Windsor Police Chief John Vernon, was charged Sunday with naround in pro football history Sun­ We’ve just got one more game to go moved the ball downfield and got the The family suggests that any The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Kerrigan said the arrests were made operating under the influence of liquor day when his young Colts edged the yet.” field goal. We had a lot of oppor­ memorial gifts may be made to the Ellington Ave., Rockville, was in after an investigation of a Nov. 30 or drugs, reckless driving, and Miami Dolphins 10-7 in overtime to Miami took a 7-0 lead in the third tunities ... we just didn’t take the American Cancer Society, 237 E. charge of arrangements. holdup at Ye Olde Country Store on evading responsiblity in connection move to the brink of the American quarter on Mercury Morris’ three- plays. We didn’t take advantage of Center St. Mrs. Luetjen was bom in Stamford Ellington Rd. with an accident on Peter Green Rd. Conference Eastern Division title. yard run but Baltimore tied the game our opportunities.” and lived in Rockville many years. Police said the pair held the clerk Patricia C. Margelony, also of Toni Linhart, an Austrian-born with 5:36 left on Lydell Mitchell’s John A. Galski Survivors are a son, Everett up at knife point and got away with Church St., was a passenger in the kicker with a reputation for being six-yard burst. The AFC East is the only race yet The funeral of John A. Galski, 53, Luetjen of New Britain; a daughter, $300. They were to be arraigned in car. She was taken to Rockville erratic, ended the tense struggle with Miami took possession first in the to be decided with one week left in of 134 Parker St. who died Saturday Mrs. Irene Butler of Cromwell with Court 12, East Hartford, today. General Hospital. She is reported in 2:16 left in the 15-minute sudden the regular season. Pittsburgh cap­ is Tuesday at 9:15 a.m. from the John whom she made her home; 12 satisfactory condition and is being death overtime with a 31-yard field tured the AFC Central title Saturday F. Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. grandchildren and 12 great­ Herbert Frissell, 52, of 72 Ann Rd., treated for an elbow injury. goal in a dense fog. The victory left with a 35-14 triumph over Cincinnati Center St., with a Mass at St. grandchildren. South Windsor, was charged Satur­ Margelony was treated for a bruised Baltimore and Miami tied a 9-4. and Dallas secured a wild card berth Bridget Church at 10. Burial will be day night with operating under the in­ rib and released. But the race isn’t settled — yet. in the NFC by ousting Washington 31- in East Cemetery. fluence of liquor or drugs, failure to Margelony is to appear in court in Each team has a game left and if 10. On Sunday, St. Louis won the NFC Friends may call at the funeral Treacher dies drive a reasonable distance apart, Rockville, Jan. 12. both win next week, Baltimore, East championship with a 34-20 romp home tonight from 7 to 9. and operating without a licence. having beaten Miami twice, would be over Chicago. The first round of The family suggests that any MANHASSET, N.Y. (UPI) - The arrest followed a two-car acci­ William J. Matte, 21, of 111 E. Mid­ ISi division champ. playoffs will be Dec. 27-28. Arthur Treacher, filmdom’s peren­ overtime but the drive stalled and memorial gifts may be made to the dent at Sullivan Ave. and Ellington dle Tpke., Manchester, was charged If the Colts lose to New England Larry Seiple punted out of bounds on In other games Sunday, Houston Kevin Hurst Fund in care of East nial butler who later became a Rd. The driver of the other car was Sunday with evading responsibility in next week and Miami beats Denver, familiar face selling his fish and the Colt four. Bert Jones took it from edged AFC West winner Oakland 27- Catholic High School. Michael Greene, 20, of 30 Norma Dr. connection with a one-car accident Miami would go to the playoffs. If 26, Detroit stopped NFC Central chips on television, has died at the there, converting time and again on Frissell was released on a $500 non­ on Peter Green Rd. .fyr '-ijir , Baltimore wins, Miami still has a key third down situations before the champion Minnesota 17-10, NFC Felix J. Farr age of 81. surety bond for court Dec. 30. Matte was admitted, to Rockville change for a wildcard berth if they Treacher died Sunday in North Dolphins finally stopped Baltimore West champion Los Angeles dumped Felix J. Farr, 46, of Old Saybrook, General Hospital. He suffered a frac­ (UPI Photo) win and Cincinnati loses to San at the Miami 16. Linhart then sent Green Bay 22-5, Buffalo whipped formerly of Manchester, died Friday Shore University Hospital where he Robert Davis, 60, of 159 Palmer tured vertebrae and is reported in Diego. had been admitted a few days the screaming crowd of 59,398 into New England 34-14, Cleveland at his home. The cause of his death Dr., South Windsor was charged fair condition. O.J. outruns pair of Patriot defenders frenzy with his winning kick. crushed Kansas City ^1 4 , Atlanta earlier, a hospital spokesman said. Marchibroda, a former a s^ ta n t at was apparently suicide, according to Saturday night with failure to drive Police said Matte was rounding a “I was disheartened at what was a downed San Francisco 31-9, Denver The spokesman was unable to state Kevin Reilly and Prentiee McCray chase Simpson Washington who took over a team Dr. Aaron Greenberg, assistant state in established lane after his car went curve, went off the road, struck a super punt by Seiple,” Marchibroda beat Philadelphia 25-19 and the New medical examiner. the exact cause of the veteran per­ off the road and struck four highway utility pole and his car turned over that finished 2-12 last year. former’s death, but said he “had a said. “I figured we had to go 96 yards York Giants stopped New Orleans 28- The funeral was today. Burial was posts. He was taken, by ambulance, and landed on the wheels. Police said “We beat a great Miami team,” 14. The New York Jets are at San history of a heart condition.” With but that’s what we’ve been doing all in St. James Cemetery. The John F. to Manchester Memorial Hospital, Matte then drove off again and again said the 44-year-old Marchibroda. Diego tonight. his 6-foot-4 frame and countenance of year, coming back from a difficult Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. treated and released. He is to appear his car went off the road. “I’m really proud of our guys situation.” Center St., was in charge of utter superciliousness, Treacher in court Dec. 30. He is to appear in court Jan. 13. played the English butler and the Pats unable to stop 0,J. 5 arrangements. Police are investigating a break Friends wishing to do so may make gentleman's gentleman so well and into the home of Alphonso Hayden, Win bonus bucks memorial gifts to the St. James often in movies that it overshadowed 610 Neiderwerfer Rd. $50 in change School Building Fund. an early career on the London and was reported missing. Six residents of Manchester and New York stage. Mr. Farr was born Dec. 13,1928, in Coventry the local area were among last who rolls up 185 yards One of the finest character actors week’s winners in the Connecticut Manchester, the son of Joseph and Brian Dockery, 16, of Swamp Rd., Nancy Sirica Farr. He lived most of in Hollywood, Treacher in later Lottery’s “Holiday Bonus Bucks” years renewed his career as the Coventry, was charged Sunday with his life in Manchester until moving to game. FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - 0. J. acidic second banana on the Merv third-degree burglary and sive back Ed Jones recovered the New England for the ninth straight Old Saybrook two years ago. The total 100 people’s names — Simpson’s concentration was back in Griffin television talk show, putting fourth-degree larceny. ball at the Buffalo 37. On first down, time, while maintaining their He was a U.S. Army veteran of the winners of $500 prizes — were drawn the lockerroom when the Buffalo down guests with insulting aplomb. Police said they received a call Simpson showed he was thinking average of 33 points per game over Korean conflict. Thursday at the Naugatuck Valley Bills took the field Sunday against again — taking a handoff toward the the Patriots in that span. One never knew whether Treacher from an alert neighbor that someone Mall. He is survived by several cousins was breaking into a summer cottage the New England Patriots. outside, then cutting back across the Buffalo rolled up 349 yards rushing really meant his insults but he swore The local winners were: in the Manchester area. on Forest Rd. middle for the longest rushing and 468 total yards. The Bills also that every one was heartfelt. Manchester — P.J. Perkowski of 51 Simpson fumbled twice and Dockery, and a juvenile, were ap­ touchdown against the Patriots this earned 26 first downs to set a single White St. and L. Martel of 48 Dudley dropped a pass early in the game prehended about one hour later. season. season record of 298. St.; Tolland — Steve Mezel of 34 (Herald photo by Dunn) before he turned his thoughts to the Police said goods taken were Reserve quarterback Gary “Our defense played pretty well Pilgrim Dr. and Mary L. Green of 32 game and gained 185 yards to lead recovered at a local business where early in the game but too many tur­ Old Farm Rd.; East Hartford — the Bills to a 34-14 victory over the they had already been sold. What to do on a balmy day novers wore them down” said New William Burns, 187 Manor Circle and Patriots. The juvenile was turned over to England Coach Chuck Fairbanks. A. Palma of bi Hollister Dr. Can it be that these youngsters are swinging into spring? Lisa juvenile authorities. Dockery is to “The team as a whole started well “We were able to move the ball but To be eligible for a Holiday Bonus Chilcoat, 11, swings double with her brother, David 3, of 49 Fair- appear in Common Pleas Court 19, but I was a little lackadaisical,” said we didn’t that many times (six), Bucks prize, players have only to Rockville, Dec. 31. Police said the in­ field St., at the West Side oval on a balmy day in December. With Simpson who danced to a 63-yard which means we turned the ball over match a week’s lucky color and mail vestigation is continuing. temperatures reaching into the 50s, the Chilcoats are happy as touchdown while pushing his career some other way.” their stubs to Lottery, Box 100, Hart­ they can be that they don’t have to bundle up in hooded coats and rushing total to 8,053 yards. “I came New England trailed 6-0 as a result Vernon ford, 06101. into the game loose and I had been of a first-period Steve Grogan fumble John Brow, 16, of 31 Ridgewood snow boots for a winter that hasn’t arrived yet listening to music in the lockerroom. that was covered by defensive tackle Dr., and James W. O’Reilly, 16, of 18 I said to Braxton (fullback Jim) Marangi finished the Buffaio scoring Don Croft on the Patriots’ 23. Five Olson Dr. were charged/Sunday with before the game that it felt funny to fourth-degree larceny. early in the finai period with a 41- plays later, Braxton scored from the be playing for nothing.” one. (UPI Ph^tq) Police said the arrest involved yard strike to wide-open J. D. Hili. Weekend thefts total $2,500 The Patriots went ahead, momen­ tampering with a coin box op a After the three mistakes, Simpson The Patriots scored once more, late Winning three points on way for Baltimore Cash and goods worth nearly $2,500 Corner, 43 Purnell PI., in which Church, E. Center St. “went into a corner and talked in the game, on Andy Johnson’s 20- tarily, at 13:13 of the second quarter newspaper vending machine. were reported stolen in a number of jewelry, clothing and other items • Removal of a Citizen Band radio myself back into the game.” yard run. on a 62-yard pass from Grogan to ex- Toni Linhart kicks winning field goal in fog against Miami weekend burglaries and theft cases, worth about $300 were stolen. Among and tape deck, worth $250, from a Until Simpson waltzed back to “I was concerned about that first Bill Don Calhoun but Pat Toomay’s Fire calls Manchester Police said today. the missing merchandise was a pair truck parked on Maple St. Sunday. form, Braxton did the heavy duty half; I didn’t know if any of us recovery of a Johnson fumble at the The thefts ranged from a series of of ski boots which the burglar ap­ • Theft of two tires and a shotgun, work, gained 74 of his 101 yards by wanted to win,” said Coach Lou New England 21 gave the Bills a breaks into cars in several locations parently tried on for size before he worth about $140, from a car parked bulldozing through the New England Saban, who feared his team would chance for one more score. Braxton M anchester to the apparent robbery of $315 in E stormed 16 yards on the first play Saturday, 12:16 p.m. —Gasoline took them. He left his socks behind. on Keeney St. Sunday. line to lead the team to a 20-7 half­ lack the needed desire after being cash from the Seven-Eleven Food • A break into a home on E. Middle • Removal of an 8 h.p. engine from time edge. eliminated from the playoffs the from scrimmage and Joe Ferguson, Special teams star Score washdown on Olcott St. (Town). Store, 305 Green Rd. Saturday, 3:18 p.m. —Car fire at 333 Tpke. Saturday afternoon in which a a snow blower at a S. Hawthorne St. Braxton added his second one-yard previous week. “This was the first who completed 10 of 17 passes for 96 Bid well St. (Town). Police are looking for two men, coin collection valued at $50 was address Saturday. The engine was plunge at 4:01 of the third period, time in three years that we have been yards, flipped a five-yard scoring board Saturday, 8:50 p.m. —Service call at both about 24 years old, in connection taken. valued at about $200. after Simpson raced 42 yards to the out of piayoff contention and I was pass to Bob Chandler on the following in Giants’ victory 112 Weaver Rd. (Town). with the Seven-Eleven case. • Theft of $40 in cash from a • Theft of clothing worth about New England 21, to give the Bills a afraid they’d be fiat but they came play as the Bills grabbed a 20-7 half­ NFL Sunday, 3:29 a.m. —Suspicious fire in Authorities said they suspect that the woman’s pocketbook Saturday night, $630 from a car parked at Marshall’s, 20-7 lead. back and won.” . time lead. Manchester Tailor Shop, 121 Spruce St. two men were involved in the theft of while she was participating in choir W. Center St., on Saturday. New England fumbled on the next Although the Bills sputtered The Patriots tried an aerial attack NEW YORK (UPI) ^ Coach Bill Arnsparger wasn’t looking for any gratuities Standings (Town). cash from the store at about 6 p.m. rehearsal at Community Baptist series — one of six turnovers com­ through two periods of play, they had in the second half, but the Buffalo when he broke tradition and sent out the members of his New York Giants’ American Conference Sunday,-1:58 p.m. —Service call at 42 Sunday. East C mitted by the Patriots — and defen­ more than enough Juice to stomp defense was keying on quarterback specialty teams for the pre-game introduction Sunday against the New Edward St. (Eighth District). A store clerk told police he dis­ W L T Pet Grogan. Orleans Saints. Tolland County covered the theft after the two men Baltimore 9 4 0 .692 “They had pretty good pressure in Usually it is the offense or defense Saturday,.7:52 p.m. —Chimney fire on left the business. The clerk said he Miami 9 4 0 .692 ABOUT TOWN the second half in combination with which is introduced—and always it ran where all the blue shirts were. I Dean Dr., Bolton. sold a hot dog to one of the men but good pass coverage,” said Grogan Buffalo 8 5 0 .615 Sunday, 12:33 a.m. —Car fire at Piano’s has been the offense or defense which didn’t take a good look around until I N.Y. Jets 3 9 0 .250 lost sight of the other man in the who was sacked eight times. “They Restaurant, Bolton. store at the time. The Rotary Club of Manchester has butchered the New York effort got to the 30— and then I knew I was New England 3 10 0 .231 Sunday, 1:03 a.m. -Trash fire at Manchester WATES will have a 'I knew I was going to throw. The other burglary and theft cases will have its Christmas party this season as the Giants stumbled to home free.” Central Piano’s Restaurant, Bolton. Christmas party Tuesday at 7:30 “It was the toughest defense I’ve a 3-9 record heading into the Saints “Arnsparger has been crying for a W L T Pet The receipe is just right included: Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the p.m. at the Garden Grove. Weighing- Sunday, 5:32 a.m. —Tolland Pire faced.” game. touchdown on a kick return all year,” x-Pittsburgh 12 1 0 .923 .Sampling a punch recipe are, from left, Mrs. Janet Eagleson, Department and Rescue Squad to auto • A break into a car parked on Oak Manchester Country Club. The in will be 6 to 6:55 p.m. at the Italian- The Bills, 8-5, finish the season Cincinnati 10 3 0 .769 St. ^turday in which a Citizen Band program will featurd the Round Arnsparger just wanted the usual said Stienke, the captain of the accident, Hunter Rd., Tolland. American Club. ’Top losers for the next Saturday at home against steady effort from his specialty special teams. “We’ve really worked Houston 9 4 0 .692 Mrs. Judy Mrosek and Mrs. Dorothy Tudor as they discuss plans •Sunday, 11:06 p.m. —House fire on radio, tape deck and other items Table Singers. Rotaryans and month were Sandy Kinney and Irene Minnesota while the Patriots are in Cleveland 3 10 0 .231 for the Holly Bowl Tea to be held Wednesday from 1 to 3 p.m. at Webster Rd., Ellington. Crystal Lake, were taken. The loss was about $350. children are invited. teams. What he got was a sterling ef­ hard on it. We practice 15 to 20 Cuccia with Carolyn Graham a close Baltimore hoping to knock off the fort, with the special teams scoring minutes each day in setting up West the home of Mrs. Trudon, 11 Richard Rd. The tea is sponsored by Ellington and Tolland Pire Departments • A burglary at the Rummage second. playoff-bound Colts. New England is W L T Pet responded. one touchdown and setting up returns. Child & Family Services for their annual membership drive. 3-10. x-Oakland 10 3 0 .769 Today, 11:30 a.m. —Structure fire on another to help the Giants snap a five “I got a big kick out of blocking the Denver 6 7 0 .462 Donations of $2 are to benefit the agency. Anyone interested in Mark Dr., Coventry. North Coventry and game losing streak with a 28-14 punt,” Stienke added, “but I really Kansas City 5 8 0 .385 joining the agency is invited to attend. (Herald photo by Dunn) Bolton Pire Departments responded. triumph over the equally hapless San Diego 1 11 0 .083 Saints, now 2-11. National Conference Retirement The Giants also provided their New East York fans a victory in the their W L T Pet " m rvey^— farewell performance in the Big Ap­ x-St. Louis 10 3 0 .769 dresses - sportswear # / in Simpson ple. The club will move across the y-Dallas 9 4 0 .692 CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER _ river to New Jersey next season. Washington 8 5 0 .667 4 9 0 .308 our diam orio earnncjs MANCHESTER Jim Stienke blocked a punt to set N.Y. Giants future plans Philadelphia 3 10 0 .231 up the first New York touchdown and Central Rondy Colbert returned a punt 65 FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - 0 . J. W L T Pet yards to put the Giants in front for x-Minnesota 11 2 0 .846 ATTENTION MEN Simpson admires the ability and good as the Giants’ special teams got fired up when he (ColberU went Detroit 7 6 0 .538 class of the man with whom he most baffled New Orleans. Green Bay 3 10 0 .231 often is compared, but he says he “I think offensively and defensive­ all the way with that punt. You just Chicago 3 10 0 .231 GARDENS I irs doesn’t plan to seek Jimmy Brown’s ly we matched them,” said Saints’ don’t see that many go for West advice about retirement. Coach Ernie Hefferle. "It was just a touchdowns. The New York Giants W L T Pet 168 WOODLAND STREET. MANCHESTER MEN'S NIGHT Simpson, who has said he will con­ case of their specialty teams beating have needed a break all season and x-Los Angeles 2 0 .846 Please Phone 643-8474 sider leaving football for a movie ours.” it’s about time we got one.” San Francisco 8 0 .385 AT HARVEYS “A return like that really psyches 9 0 .308 “The Symbol of career after this season is over, was Stienke blocked a punt by former Atlanta reminded Brown went into acting you up,” added Kotar, who threw the New Orleans 11 0 .154 Christmas” — TUESDAY Giant Tom Blanchard midway after shattering a passel of National first block on the return to spring x-Cincinnati title Greenhouse through the second quarter and y-Clinched playoff spot DEC. 16 Football League records. Robert Giblin picked it up and Colbert. I nM u Fresh! Ko'tar was so psyched up, in fact, Saturday's Results “I respect Jimmy Brown for going carried it 10 yards to the New out on top the way he did but 1 would that he reeled off the longest run of Pittsburgh 35, Cincinnati 14 SPECIAL! Orleans 13. Six plays later, Doug Dallas 31, Washington 10 CHECK LIST never talk to him about a decision Kotar, a previous captain of the the season by a Giant the next time like this,” said Simpson Sunday after New York got the ball when he broke Sunday's Results specialty teams, plowed in from the Buffalo 34, New England 14 Reg. *4.95 gaining 185 yards against the New a draw play 46 yards to put the Giants SWEATERS one yard line to tie the game at 7-7. Cleveland 40. Kansas City 14 All Colors SLACKS England Patriots. “I’m going to talk Colbert broke off his 65-yard punt ahead 21-7. Baltimore 10, Miami 7, New Orleans battled back to pull BLOUSES to my agent and my wife. return five minutes into the third overtime 3 Rowers COFFEE SERVED within one touchdown again as Man­ THE LAST WORD PANT SUITS “The only thing certain about quarter to give the Giants a 14-7 lead. N.Y. Giants 28, New « retirement is that I would quit if I got It was the first punt returned for a ning hit another former Giant, Don Orleans 14 IN CHRISTMAS GIVING 3.88 DRESSES FREE GIFT WRAPPING Herrmann, with a four-yard scoring a part in the movie, ‘Ragtime.’ Two touchdown by a Giant since 1970. St. Louis 34, Chicago 20 4-5 Flowers (single stem) .. *5.45 SKIRTS players are already cast — Paul toss with 6:15 left in the game. But Atlanta 31, San Francisco 9 •26.50 ROBES It also eased Colbert out of the hot —.-aiiQll 6- 9 Flowers (two stem) ... *6.95 EXCHANGES AFTER XMAS Newman and Mick Jagger. I want to seat, for he fumbled the first punt of Craig Morton restored the 14 point Detroit 17, Minnesota 10 COATS lead when he found Ray Rhodes with Denver 25, Philadelphia 10 V DIAMONDS ARE THE GIFT OF LOVE V play the part of Coldhouse Walker.” the game at his own 33 and New 7- 12 Rowers (three stem) .*7.95 Bills owner Ralph Wilson, asked a surprise 45-yard touchdown pass Los Angeles 22, Green Bay 5 7 4 Orleans capitalized on it to take a 7-0 Houston 27, Oakland 26 how he would attempt to keep Simp­ lead on a one-yard sneak by quarter­ with just 1:35 remaining. % io /m m d FRESH CUT XMAS TREES Also: Cyclamen, African son from retiring, said, “If there’s “This was the first time I’ve been Monday's Games Beautifully Shaped HEADQUARTERS FOR: IftMlhi (|lak PERSONAL AND COURTEOUS ATTENTION back Archie Manning. N.Y. Jets at San Diego, PNm VMM TRUST in f i ) t VERY REASONABLE! VIolata, Gardenias, ml ActraM), iNiki, t m»tmj lokih ml any problem. I’ll just buy a movie “I really wanted to make up for satisfied with performance of each Relger Begonias, Chrlst- Mi- 1/3 to 1/2 OFF REGULAR RETAIL one of our units (offense, defense and twilight HWT oat NHRI NNT hr Ikrin ■< company.” , that fumble,” explained Colbert. “I .Saturday's (>ames Aho Scotch Pin. TrM. iNnIhl twin, pht IIiIMh. hnM IMr. special teams),’’ said Arnsparger. m as Cactus, Even then, Simpson might not stay felt I let both my teaminates and the Minnesota at Buffalo MANCHESTER PARKADE • MS-0012 hnM Mpn; ilM nhvL M e rUM. .In (UPI Photo) Living, B.IM .nd BurlapMl Chrysanthemums - and m Hli Inan, itirth a, M t. pUi, cbi, «• FAMOUS BRANDS - LABELiS NOT REMOVED with the Bills. He admitted “acting fans down. That return was “This was as complete a game as Denver at Miami 'Alio Vornon, Bristol Plus, Weitlarmi, Simsbury TRU-BLUE SPRUCE TREES Much Morel sM Nli, MMi (din M . McS M nl OPE.v EVERY NIGHT INCLUDING SAT. till 9 P.M. George Blanda feels the pain stimulates me more than football” something our special teams have I’ve seen. As a matter of fact, this Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and added he accomplished his goal been waiting a long time for. I just was the best game we’ve had in my IVIissed two conversions in one point loss in seven years as a pro. two years here." PAGE FX)URTRRN — MAN^t^TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 15,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERA^, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 15,1975— PAGE FIFTRRN Rugged tests for hoop fives Score Pro hockey roundup: Whalers play tie board INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) rebound shot at 6:17 of the Garry Young was fired Despite their bad streak, Association, Houston Maple Leafs 6, Rangers 1 Preston both scored — ’The Indiaqapolis Racers third period tied the score Sunday evening, just prior the Blues pulled into a edged Cleveland, 4-3, Errol Thompson had two shorthanded goals in the By LEN AUSTER and New England Whalers at 2-2. to the Blues’ game against second-place tie with Van­ Phoenix topped San Diego, goals and an assist to lead third period to lift Houston Ten area games are also on the tains Rocky Hill Friday night. Tech. Eagle Coach Stan Ogrodnik couver, who lost 3-2 to Herald Sportswriter NHL battled to a 2-2 deadlock Bob McMananna in the Chicago. He was replaced 4-2, Indianapolis and New the Toronto attack. Rookie over Cleveland; John Gray slate. Rockville High , 0-1 in the CVC On the distaff side, Manchester’s will find out Friday how good his club Sunday night. first period and Garry on an interim basis by Boston, in the NHL’s England tied, 2-2, Toronto Ed Johnstone gave New scored two to give Phoenix Some answers will be found when and 0-3 over-all, hosts 1-2 Windsor girls, 1-2, visit Enfield High 'Tuesday really is against the Bulkeley Campbell Conference The Racers, who have Swain late in the second Lynn Patrick, the club’s Smythe Division, eight and Calgary tied, 3-3, and York a 1-0 lead with his its win over San Diego; Manchester High and East Catholic High Tuesday night and is at Windsor and host Simsbury High Friday. East Bulldogs, who have aspirations for a Patrick Division yet to lose to New England scored for the Whalers senior vice president and points behind Chicago. Winnipeg beat Edmonton, first NHL goal at 9:09 of Calgary salvaged a tie at take to the hardwood to highlight this Locks Friday night in CVC tilts. Catholic, 2-0, hosts St. Thomas fine season. Six-foot-five senior John w L T Pte. this season, pulled while Bobby Fitchner got its first coach back in 1967. In other games Sunday 3-1. the opening period, but Toronto on Ray Delorenzi’s Phila. 19 week’s basketball schedule. The South Windsor High, 1-0 in the Cen­ Aquinas Wednesday. Lusa has netted 40 points in the first 4 7 45 goaltender Andy Brown the Racers’ first goal in ^ e For a night, at least, the night Atlanta beat Buffalo, Bruins 3, Canucks 2 Wayne Thomas shut out second goal of the night at third local entry, Cheney Tech, is tral Valley Conference and 1-2 in all Manchester moved into sole two contests for East with junior NY Islanders 16 9 5 37 initial stanza, McManama’s 7-4, Toronto beat the New Atlanta with just two seconds left change worked. Jerry Bobby Schmautz’s goal the Rangers the rest of the 1:46 of the third period; coming off a triple overtime win and games, journeys to Hartford for a possession of first place in the CCIL reserve forward Jon Lindberg next 14 13 3 31 York Rangers, 6-1, Mon­ NY Rangers 13 15 5 31 in the 10-minute overtime and Fitchner’s goals were Butler scored his third goal with only 22 seconds left way. Bobby Hull fired his 200th has two games on tap. Tuesday night clash with non­ with its 60-50 win over Windham with 35 markers. Ogrodnik hopes to for a faceoff but they failed on power plays. of the season at 3:11 of the treal beat Pittsburgh, 7-4, provided Boston with its WHA goal to start Win­ Manchester, leading the CCIL with conference foe Bulkeley. Friday while all other league clubs saw their regain the services of juniors Jeff Smythe Division to get off the winning shot. With his team showing final period to give St. and Minnesota tied victory. Rookie Rick WHA nipeg on its way to victory a 2-0 mark, hosts Enfield High night, the Bobcats entertain CVC records evened off. Senior Mike Heim and Scott Holland who missed W L T Pie. Indianapolis never led only one victory in 10 Louis a 4-3 victory over the Washington 4-4. Blight scored both goals Poul Popiel and Rich over Edmonton. Tuesday night at Clarke Arena rival Newington High. Quesnel, 6-4 captain, paced the In­ the Prince game. Chicago 11 8 11 33 Vancouver and A1 Karlander’s games, St. Louis Coach Black Hawks. In the World Hockey for Vancouver. before hitting the road Friday night Coventry High, 2-0 over-all and 1-0 dians in the Whifi^pet triumph with 24 10 13 5 25 Cheney is rebuilding after its 1974- St. Louis 10 15 5 25 at Simsbury High. East, easy victors in the COC, is at 2-1 East Hampton points and 20 rebounds. He leads the Kan. City 8 17 4 20 in its first two non-conference out­ High Tuesday night before returning club with a 19-point per game 75 tournament season but the Beavers will not go winless, assuring Minnesota 9 18 1 19 ings, entertains non-league foe home Friday night against Portland average. Backcourt performers Wales Conference Bulkeley High Friday afternoon with High. Ellin^on High, 2-0, has a non­ Mark Demko and John Pisch are that with a hard fought 70-69 win over Rocky Hill. Three Techmen are Norris Division the varsity game having a 5 o’clock conference date ’Tuesday night at next in line each averaging nine W L T Pis. X start. Cheney, 1-1, hosts non- home against Montville and Friday markers. Enfield, 1-1, has three averaging in twin figures Paui Strycharz (13.5), Emil Haberern Montreal 22 5 5 49 conference foe Somers High ’Tuesday the Purple Knights host NCCC adver­ starters back from a year ago and is Lcs. Ang. 17 11 2 36 night before visiting COC adversapr sary Granby High. Boiton High, 1-1, one of the top choices in the league. (12.5) and George Prasser (11). The Pittsburgh 11 14 4 26 SPECIAL Vinal Tech Friday night in is off until Friday when it visits East Catholic has had it easy in Beavers scored two wins over Detroit 9 18 4 22 Middletown. Cromwell and Rham High, 0-2, enter­ romps over Windsor and Prince Somers a year ago. Wash. 3 24 4 10 Adams Division W L T Pts. HOLIDAY Buffalo 18 7 4 40 Boston 15 7 8 38 Toronto 10 11 8 28 CaUf. 11 17 3 25 Undermanned Cougars Ski Sunday’s Results S Toronto 6, NY Rangers 1 YOUR SURER TOY STORE Atlanta 7, Buffalo 4 notes Montreal 7, Pittsburgh 4 Minnesota 4, Washington 4 losers in road contest Boston 3, Vancouver 2 9 A.M. to St. Louis 4, Chicago 3 THE GREAT TOY DISCOVERY! By CHRIS BLAKE got the next two baskets but Post when the Warriors spurted for 12 By Bill Sacherek It was press day at Brodie last Correspondent reeled off 10 unanswered points and straight points, six by Baskins, to in­ WHA Ji crease a 15-point lead to a 2’7-point Friday. President Jim Kelly and his the score was quickly 25-13. East It’s getting so you can’t tell the The (Cougars’ oiffense in the first spread. During the same period, the staff gave the red carpet treatment to one and all. Not only that but he W L T Pts. Manchester Community College half consisted of Nick DeMarco hit­ Cougars went cold from the field, CincinatU 13 14 1 27 basketball team without a scorecard. ting on long range jump shots. missing seven shots and turning the had Brodie Mt. in good white Indian. 12 13 2 26 Oniy one starter, forward Pete DeMarco hit on his first five shots ac­ ball over three times. carpeting. New England 12 15 2 26 Leber, was on the floor Saturday counting for 10 of the first 13 points. Four double figure scorers paced Snow guns were working overtime Cleveland 10 16 2 22 from the lineup that started the But as DeMarco went cold, so did the Post. After Baskins, Tipton had 16 and in some places it was over three West season Nov. 21 against Dean Junior Cougars. points , Ollie Brown 11 and George feet in depth. The sky was overcast W L T Pts. College. With Baskins and sharpshooting Motel 10. DeMarco had 20 points for with a threat of snow at any time. Houston 18 10 0 36 Jeff Huguley, Manny Reis and John guard Rafael Tipton scoring 10 points MCC and Smith 10. Now if mother nature would assist Minnesota 13 11 1 27 Conley are no longer with the team. apiece. Post led at the half, 39-21. The winners advance to 4-2 for the with a complete white blanket for the San Diego 10 12 4 24 Lament Freeman is hobbled by an Except for the shooting of DeMar­ season while MCC falls to 2 6 , losers entire mountain. Phoenix 11 13 3 25 Denver 10 16 1 21 1488 ankle injury sustained last Thursday co and the heady play of guard Rick of its last four straight. The Cougars It is always fun to come to Brodie against Eastern. With a patchwork Hewey, the Cougars could do little in take on Housatonic Community to find well groomed slopes and Canadian lineup, the Cougars were battered by the second half. The worst spell of College Friday night in Bridgeport. trails. Brodie Mt. has over 17 miles W L T (UPI Photo) Post Junior Coilege, 79-52, at Hoiy the second 20-minute session came of trails and slopes, three chairlifts Winnipeg 22 9 SCHAPER 19 12 EVEL KNIEVEL Cross High in Waterbury. and two gentle rope tows for QuebM U-DRIYEAT Kareem Jabbar has upper hand beginners. The big double chair over Calgary 15 12 2 32 STUNT & CRASH CAR Center Pop Baskins, a 6-6 ieaper, . Post (79) Manchester (52) Eldmonton 13 17 2 28 You're the driver! Car 6,000 feet long to the summit has a . BARBIE'S starts, stops, and turns to WITH FIGURE In battle against Connie Warner was the dominating force scoring a B F Pts B F Pts Toronto 9 17 3 21 Parson 1 2-6 4 Leber 4 2-4 trails for the novice to the expert, ^ TOWNHOUSE your command. No slots, Gyro-powered stunt car that game-high 22 points and pulling down Sunday’s Results tracks or moving back­ comes tsaring out ol the 17 rebounds. Post took the boards, 46- Motel 5 0-0 10 Smith 2 2-4 with a vertical rise of 1,250 feet. BY MATTEL ground. For boys and windsri Red, whits and blue Tipton 8 06 16 Jefferson Night skiing is also popular. Houston 4, Cleveland 3 girls ages 5 and up. beauty stays In good shape 25. at least 48 per store-limit 1 during the crash run and Evsl Brooks 1 06 2 DeMarco Phoenix 4, San Diego 2 city living In high stylel MCC led only very early and only New cross country trails have been New England 2, In­ stays safely strapped In the Baskins 11 06 22 Hewey laid out directed by John Hitchcock. 3W tall with 6 rooms ol roll cage. Hours ol funi very briefly. The Cougars had a 3-2 dianapolis 2 furniture and pull-up eleva­ at least 60 per store - limit 1 Celts find range^ Chofey 1 06 2 Polomsky Dennis Jenks, a Connecticut native tor. Easy to assemble: The Cootie Compeiv edge on George Smith’s foui shot, but Cox 2 1-2 5 Henderson Calgary 3, Toronto 3, OT dolls and outfits sold separ­ 15 seconds later Baskins put the heads the free style skiing program. Winnipeg 3, Edmonton 1 ately. Jones 5 1-2 11 at least 36 per store - limit 1 win six straight Warriors ahead, 4-3. Barrett 3 1-1 7 Totals 22 8-15 52 See you on the mountain. Leading 8-7, Post scored three Szczesiul 0 06 0 Score at half: 39~21 Post straight hoops for a 14-7 bulge. MCC NBA NEW ORLEANS (UPI) — Boston coach Tommy Heinson says it took his Totals 37 5-11 79 SPREEI EVERYDAY LOW PRICEI Celtics a while to find the range. Eagtern Conference your choica But once the Ceitics got their bearings in the second half at the Louisiana Atlantic Division Astrodome Sunday night, they had little trouble with the New Orleans Jazz W L Pet. GB and pulled away to a 102-93 win. Boston 16 7 .696 Phila. 17 8 .680 "It was a very slow start for us in SUNSHINE FAMILY Rutgers too tough for UConns V Bowling Buffalo 13 12 .520 4 VAN & PIGGYBACK PERFECTION ® the first half,” said Heinson. “I think New York 9 19 .321 9V4 SHACK the vastness of the building had BY LAKESIDE Paul Silas had 17 rebounds and 19 Central Division Piggyback Shack Is re­ EVEL KNIEVEL something to do with it because we points for Boston. movable lor lota ol play Speed Is the name of the BIKE OR CHOPPER HARTFORD (UPI) - An un­ In other weekend college action. schedule coming up, journeying to W L Pet. GB posalbllllles. Belt, purses, gamel Players try to poalllon were shooting one to two feet further The Celtics are gaining ground on 26 geometric forms on olaylng defeated Rutgers team fought off a Central Connecticut beat Bridgeport, the Jayhawk Classic in Kansas next EASTERN BUSINESS - Pete Atlanta 13 9 .591 flowerpot makings and base within 60 seconds. Any Evel plays It cool and looks sleek and out than we usually do.” Philadelphia in the Nationai Basket- tenacious University of Connecticut 91-90, in triple overtime; Wesleyan weekend, the Carolina Classic in Wash. 11 11 .500 2 Idea Book lor at-home number can play; ages 5 and mean on his bikssi Super choice and Celtics guard Charlie Scott scored Scott 188-163-453, Paul Gilberto 179- projects are Included, up. at least 36 per store-limit 1 a super price. (Figure and winder not bail Association’s Atlantic to take a 96-83 basketball win Satur­ downed Bowdoin, 74-70, and Fairfield South Carolina Dec. 22 and to Hawaii Houston 11 11 .500 2 bolls sold separately, Included.) al Isaat 36 per store-limit 1 25 points, 15 in the final quarter to 404, Cliff Jones 172-141-433, Bub at least 24 per slore-Mmll 1 Conference. Boston averaged 133.5 day night. defeated Boston College, 80-78. for the Rainbow Classic Dec. 26. aeveland 11 14 .440 3V5 lead Boston to its sixth straight win. Holmes 169-422, Mickey Holmes 152- NewOrl. 3 16 .333 6 points in convincing wins over UConn lead 45-43 at halftime but Tony Hanson, labeled the “best Central meets Springfield College It was the sixth straight loss for the 387, Mike Davis 147-142402, Bert Washington and Houston Friday and were unable to keep up. Midway player in New England” by Boston Saturday before breaking for exams. Western Conference Jazz. Carlson 147, Tom Fahey 146, Jim Saturday. through the second half, Rutgers ran University Coach Roy Sigler, topped Wesieyan remains idle until Dec. 29 Midwest Division Jazz coach Butch Van Breda Kolff Sirianni 144-386, Rick DeDominicis Heinsohn was upset two weeks ago off 14 unanswered points. The out­ the Huskies with 28 points against when it goes to the Aibright Coliege W L Pet. GB found something to be happy about 144-366, Ted Kowzun 143-399, Ted Detroit 11 11 .500 after the Celtics played poorly in a come left Rutgers with six wins and Rutgers. UConn wili be idle until Jan. Tournament. EVEL KNIEVEL FORMULA I DRAGSTER despite the loss. Roback 141-380, Stan Waickowski 141, Milwaukee 10 13 .435 IW loss to Seattle but he pointed out the no losses and dropped UConn to 4-2. 2 when they play Boston College in Fairfield breaks for exams and Gyro-powered dragster converts Into a “I was satisfied with Rich Kelley’s Mike Zwick 392, Sandy Hanna 385, Ed Kan. City 10 14 .417 2 sprint carl Spring loaded ahock absorbing team has three new players and “We played well,” said Coach Dee the Hartford Civic Center. Christmas and resumes action Jan. 3 front wheats; dreg chute pops open to play,” said Van Breda Kolff. “He’s Ralph 368, Dave Grzyb 370, Jim Chicago 5 18 .217 6V4 three others who are in their second Rowe, “but they were so quick and so Yale has a globe-trotting holiday at Cahisius. slow down dragster at end of run; . just a rookie and he was going against Mathieson 360. Pacific Division PIZZA HUT complete with tlgurs and energizsri year. explosive that they just wore us at least 48 per store - limit 1 IDEAL'S Dave Cowens who is the league’s W L Pet. GB Scott has adjusted his game to fit down.” / BY COLECO .BEAT THE 8 BALL most valuable player and he held his Golden St. 17 6 .739 into the fast break offense and Glenn COLECO All the Ingredients and di­ own.” LosAng. 18 9 .667 1 rections tor kids to make ( Spill seconds count In tun McDonald has performed well as a Phoenix 13 9 .591 3V5 great pizzas at home. Heat­ name lor 2-4 players that call Kelly pulled down 15 rebounds swingman off the bench. Heinsohn Seattle 14 13 .519 5 ed by standard 100-watt for strategy and a parlect against Cowens. DePaul moves light bulb (not Included), sense of timing. Players take said Kevin Stacom is playing better BOWLING Portland 10 17 .370 9 at least 30 per store - limit 1 turns dropping the 8 ball Into New Orleans led at halftime 47-43, the tunnel at the right time, defense and is getting the team run­ Sunday’s Results at least 36 par store - limit 1 but then fell apart. The Celtics edged ning. step forward Boston 102, New Orleans 93 back as they gained momentum, In the Friday night trouncing of NITE OWLS- Ruth Golden State 115, Kansas NEW YORK (UPI) - DePaul caught the Jazz at 51-51, and then Washington — a team that knocked Johnston 17'7, Marion City 105 University, labeled a “sleeper” by scored eight consecutive points to Boston out of the playoffs last spring, Smith 199-493, Janet Miner Los Angeles 110, Detroit 100 Marquette Coach A1 McGuire in his polish off the win. seven Boston players scored in dou­ 190-474, Irma Desimone Phoenix 105, Portland 96 preseason sizeups of major college ONE From late in the third quarter ble figures. One .was Jimmy Ard, 456, Mary Holman 451. Seattle 114, Philadelphia 105 < s > through the early part of the fourth, who has started to play well at center basketball powers, took a long step WEEK Boston scored 15 consecutive points, in relief of Cowens. toward national recognition Saturday ABA including five by Scott and seven by The Celtics are idle until night by upsetting seventh-ranked TRI-TOWN- Ray ONLY Louisville, 78-76, on the road. W L Pet, GB JoJo White. Wednesday night when they meet the Bessette Jr. 209-548, Paul ENDS DEC. Denver 17 5 .773 Louis Nelson led the Jazz with 18 It was Louisville’s first loss this Barton 209-511, Bob Arendt PLANET OF THE APES MOUSETRAP Kansas City Kings at Hartford, Conn. 20TH New York 14 6 .700 2 RUB-A-DUB DOLLY FORBIDDEN ZONE TRAP points. season in four games and its first 213-547, Andy Michaud 223- San Antoniol4 8 .636 3 BY IDEAL home defeat since December, 1973. 547, Dave Fraser 201-547, BANCROFT Indiana 15 9 .625 3 BY IDEAL Play caae aetting ol a ruined Um city I Apes try to catch the Try to trap your opponent’s During that span the Cardinals had Joe Tolisano 233-543, Frank FAMOUS RICKETS HEAD Kentucky 13 10 .565 4W astronaut, the astronaut tries moussi Action and lun- won 24 in a row at home. Shimaitis 219-542, Bill St. Louis 11 16 .407 8M> 17" lalT waterproof doll with mov­ to escape. Figures not In- fllled game for ages 7 and ALUMINUM able arms, legs and rooted hair. , eluded. up. Buy one today at this DePaul led 30-14 in the first half Reichert 526, Roger BORO PERSONAL Virginia 4 21 .160 14V5 Comes with diaper and tarrycloth / R E S .M .N *24.00 FRAMES tat least 24 - limit 1 low pricel before the Cardinals rallied to within Geddes 508, Nick Donald­ Sunday’s Results robe, al least 36 per store - limit 1 at least 36 par store - limit 1 Lakers having troubles one point, 37-36, at halftime. But the ^KING PERSONAL .. STANDARD son 507, Don Dzen 530, A1 y . RES. 36.00 *24.00 New York 99, Indiana 93, OT Demons refused to lose their poise SAVE Martin 544, Gil Johnson / PLAYER SPECIAL MASTER and held on for their third triumph in PRO LOCAL winning road contests 515, Gino Calderone 546, V REO. 34.00 *24.00 four games. John Rudinsky 520, Dave SUPER WINNER „ ARTHUR ASHE 7 0 % BASKETBALL “We played pretty Well and REO. 31.00 *24.00 NEW YORK (UPI) - The Los Slota 224-513, Howie COMP II Wurriors 115, Kings 105 retained our poise,” said Coach Ray FREE VINYL COVER ■ ** Angeles Lakers have won 14 straight Phil Smith scored 26 points and Edwards 523, Stan Lusczau INCLUDES VINYL c o v e r ) Church Meyer, who is the winningest active 518, Bill Stevenson 520, games at home and haven’t lost there Rick Barry 25 as the Warriors won major college coach with 512 vic­ TRETORN Action at Illing Junior in more than seven weeks. But the their fifth straight game. Nate Karl Link 532, Herb Hall TENNIS SHOES tories. “We feel that this team is 207, Gis Bifokk 227-517. VICTOR DAVIS High Saturday night saw 3988 same team has lost nine of 13 away Archibald had a game-high 32 points maturing. We could be a good team R E G . 29.95 R E G . 19.95 Wapping Congregational games. RACKETS for the Kings. ROW apparently a winner over ' in a couple more weeks. ,*23.95 *16.95 REG. G.T.R. 16 CHORD The Lakers, whipped in Phoenix HERS IROURIES Concordia Lutheran (no “Normally on the road...we’ve been CLASSIC 58.00 *48.00 COLECO ORGAN WITH BENCH 116-108 Saturday night, rebounded Suns 105, Trail Blazers 96 RESTAURANT- Lou score was given for the *1^69 cracking under pressure in the last Prior 141-359, Bruce Dubiel Walnut colored floor mod­ Sunday night for a 110-100 victory Rookie center Alvan Adams had 20 few years... The difference between TENNIS IMPERIAL >32.00 *26.50 losers ), Emanuel el electric organ. Fseturss over the Detroit Pistons, who lost points in leading the Suns past the 158-3751 Rick Johnson 370, Lutheran of Hartford 16 chords, 3 octave key­ this year’s ball club and last years’ is Carl Bujaucius 143-376, RAGS FREE VINYL COVE r( HUFFY 3-SPEED board, full size bench end their fifth straight. The win left the Trail Blazers. Paul Westphal added that we’re not beating ourselves.” nipped Emanuel Lutheran 3 music books with plty- Lakers one game behind Golden Dave Castagna 371, John "RED H O T" by-number system. Easy 19 points and Lloyd Neal led Portland 20% WARMUP of Manchester, 21-19 , and 10 assemble. State in the NBA’s Pacific Division. with 24. In other games involving the top 20 Ortonali 156-399, Frank Faith bested Trinity, 52-39. 20" HI-RISE at least 18 per store-limit I “I’m pleased with the way I’m ranked teams, Marquette crushed McNamara 353, Joe OFF SUITS Bob Umberfield had 16 3 speed gearing syetem playing,” said Laker center Kareem SuperSonics 114, 76ers 105 Drake 80-58; No. 8 Notre Dame beat Dworak 385, Emil SAVE SAVE 3.01 Fred Brown’s points led the points for Wapping with with trigger shift. Black- Abdul-Jabbar, who grabbed a career 31 St. Francis (Pa.) 103-73; No. 9 Palmieri 136-135-146-417, wall tires; hl-rlse han­ Sonics to their third straight victory. Gary Heikman, Mark dlebars; banana style high 34 rebounds, scored 27 points Arizona edged Southern Methodist Harry Buckminster 137- OPEN 20% saddle and much morel 3999 2694 George McGinnis was Philadeiphia’s Freeman and Bret Arnesen COLECO POWER JET HOCKEY and blocked eight shots Sunday night. 83-81; No. 11 Cincinnati downed 357, Jim Bell 153-377, Jack MON. Thru FRI. FULLY ASSEMBLED our rag. 20.(8 top scorer with 23 points, while Doug each adding 10 markers. Hours ol tun for the whole lamllyl Puck Is “I feel I’m playing as well as I ever Bowling Green 98-81; Nevada-Las Jordan 144-406, Chet Russo 10 TO 9 AND ADJUSTED, frictlon-lree, floating on a cushion ol air lor Collins added 21 for the losers, who Bob Weiss had eight tallies at least 12 per alors- fast, slick action. Smooth styrene playing 16-CHORO ELECTRIC had.” Vegas, also ranked 11th, routed South 149-350, Bill Sheekey 141- SAT. 10 to 5:30 surface perforated with tiny air holes; en­ G.T.R. TABLE MODEL gave up 33 turnovers.. for Concordia. D.J. Acker llm ltl . Alabama 122-82; No. 14 San Fran­ 386, Steve Putnam 145-139- closed air tystem; attractive floor model In at least 34 per store ■ limit 1 Detroit also was missing center had nine points for Hart­ dscoretlve % " thick wood cabinet; morel Bob Lanier, who was out with a Nets 99, Pacers 93 cisco edged Hawaii in double over­ 418, Tony Marinelli Jr. 155- ford Emanuel and Ron al leatt 24 par store - limit 1 sprained ankle. Julius Erving scored 31 points and time 105-103, No. 15 Southern Califor­ 142-404, Alex Urbanetti 147- THE Tweedie eight for A week ago Detroit was the highest Gary Melchionni came off the bench nia beat lilinois 62-58; No. 16 Ken­ 153-399, Lou Cusano 358, Manchester Emanuel. tucky downed Kansas 54-48, No. 17 Mick Savanella 159-390, Vin scoring team in the NBA, averaging to get eight assists in leading the ROUTE 30, POST RD. PLAZA Clarke and Lewis each had 110 points a game. But then the Nets over the Pacers. John William­ Rutgers defeated Connecticut 9663, Motolo 362, John Bremser ^ALPINE 12 poirits for Faith and Hutt Pistons lost starting guards Kevin son chipped in with 22 points for the No. 18 North Carolina State whipped 148-162-442, Rollie Irish 139- VERNON a game-high 18 markers U3F OUR CONVENIENT Porter and John Mengelt with in­ Nets, while Len Elmore led the In­ Western Carolina 109-94 and No. 19 362, Paul Correnti 135-365, ^AUS EXIT 96 OFF 1-86 TEL. 872-654/ for Trinity. Nd first names 381 Broad St., Manchester • LAYAWAY PLAN juries. diana scoring with 21. Michigan routed Daytori 106-80. Mike Pagani 146-373. were given. V- V 1 K ■'.

PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 15,1975 MANCiqgTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 15,1975 - PAGE SEVENTEEN T o w n m o v e s to w a r d c o - o p f o r s p e c ia ls ' Learn about money by mail Vernon Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie, a special education program for a board charge $100 a month for rental BARBARA RICHMOND and getting ideas for saving and in­ ® World Wide Volkswagen Inc. superintendent of schools, said of the room, for a 10-month period. The Tolland County Cooperative Herald Reporter student, then the board has to pay tui­ vesting their money. Tolland has one student within that tion to send the student elsewhere. He said the total of $1,000 could be Extension Service will offer a As a step towards a regional six-lesson correspondence course on program for socially and emotionally building who is in need of this service The tuition for the student atten­ applied against the tuition costs of Topics to be included are: Family and another student who is now ding such a facility in Hartford, is the Tolland students. “Dollars and Decisions,” to start in 0 c maladjusted children, the Tolland January Resources, values and goals; planning enrolled in a private school in Hart­ $4,750. Dr. MacKenzie said this stu­ He said, “In reality the Board of Board of Education, Wednesday The course is designed to update expenses and keeping records; con­ night, approved use of a rodm in the ford. dent might be returned to Tolland. Education would be exchanging ‘in sumer buying ability; savings, in­ The 12 towns within the The savings would run from $2,450 to kind’ services, rather than actually credit and money management skills Tolland Middle School. and to test buying ability. In addition surance, and investments; credit, The room will be rented to the cooperative will pay tuition. $2,850. He said the expense for the se­ receiving any revenues.” rights and responsibilities; and wise Dr. MacKenzie said the tuition cond student he mentioned could be those taking the course should state for development of a i%gional develop skill in planning expenses debt management. class to serve not more than eight range is between $1,900 to $2,300 per absorbed in the savings realized students. The room is being rented student. He said comparable ser­ when the other student is returned to with the understanding rental will vices at day treatment centers cost this town. continue only as long as the Tolland $4,750. Dr. MacKenzie recommended the school system has no need for it. When a town is not able to provide Happiness Is... A RUUY CLEAN LAUNDROMAT Hire more staff, asks school head ^ AIR CONDITIONED Tolland He said, “The nature and The person hired would social, emotional, and TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY ' S f f i t o o . needs of exceptional plan, implement, and perceptual development while helping parents and A new position of direc­ children are such that the evaluate special education staff more readily SPECIAL 10 tor of pupil personnel ser­ services of several dis­ programs and services TH.I recognize and assist vices for the Tolland school ciplines are required.” designed to maximize 8Uis.DRYCLEANINC*2.00 system has been development of each child. children with exceptional He said such a program learning profiles,” Dr. recommended to the Board The superintendent also requires close work MacKenzie said. 309^enRd. of Education and will be recommends the hiring of between health, guidance, acted on at the next a learning disabilities psychological, special teacher. Both are for the meeting of the board. education, speech and The new position would coming school year. language personnel and replace the position of The job goal of the lear­ general staff. chairman of special ser­ ning disabilities teacher With this coupon and a $5 purchase. He said the director posi­ would be to supplement in­ vices. The recommenda­ With thto coupon and a $5 purehasa tion is needed to achieve struction of students with tion was made by Dr. the fullest effectiveness Kenneth MacKenzie, learning disabilities and Wbote m possible. Cut Green superintendent of schools. "foster their academic. Kernel Com, stop & Shop 16 ounce can Beans S-SrU . Dec 20. IJrriS or» cw per curornw Dr. Vautour says stop & Shop 15Vz oz. can

take care of gifted With this coupon and a $5 purchase. VWh this coupon and a » purchase. Tolland on the shoulders of the development and also that V n d t . . ^ Q | classroom teachers. the possibility exists for BARBARA RICHMOND He said the teachers are Herald reporter the misclassification of C o c k t a il able to provide limited students. A request from Dr. Cam q*on& Shop 17 ounce can resources, “therefore He further cautioned L D ec.-5 -S «.. Dec. 20. ^ “ 7 ^ Vautour, director of pupil some our most valuable 263: that such a program should JOftOOOOOOOOOOOOOO^uw services in the Tolland resources, gifted/talented be very diversified. He is school system, asks the children, fail to be fully asking the board for an ap­ Board of Education to con­ develop^.” propriation of $4,500 for the Prices effective Sundsy Dec. 14 sider a proposal for a Dr. Vautour told the program, $500 of which thru Saturday, Dec. 20 Gifted/Talented program board that identification of would go to the teacher for children in Grades K-4. these students must be ap­ coordinating it. He said in No program for this proached with caution and addition, release time group exists in Tolland. added that the available would have to be granted He said that support screening methods are in one staff member for one from the Donald M. Parker the primitive stages of day a week. yNe're so sure of our Volkswagen Rabbit that Memorial Fund has resulted in the start of E xtras values enrichment activities for we actually went out and paid for a Chevette children in Grades K-2, but provisions for the gifted and talented program in for you to test against it.* Thafs the best w ay to other grades rests largely WANTED onStop& Brands APPLIANCES TO BE REPAIRED WE HAVE THE MEH prove to yourself when you come in that AND THE KNOW HOWI Rockville Specializing In Westinghouse, fhat^ the we do ddiigs around here General Electric end HotpolnV "Giv&every customer the most good food for her money"... Chevette is .simply an old car in a new body. Hospital Appliances Values In our dairy departmentl SPECIALINGIN We do it with our Stop & Shop Brand ... over 1200 items ... all notes WESTINGHOUSE MAJOR quality-tested and everyday-low-prices to save you money over the Hoods ¥bgurt You'll find out w hy it takes an extra $750to nationally advertised brands. You must be completely satisfied Fruit on the bottom. Admitted Thursday: Alan APPLIANCE SALES with our Stop & Shop Brand or we’ll give you your favorite brand at EUCRIIC SKN KFMR I PMOW LOT IKHT Assorted Flavors 4 ‘1 Humphries, Vernon Ave., no additional charge. try to bring a Chevette up to Rabbit's standards. Vernon; Mary Morey, mmntbuikimdkpmr J^yple Juice Orange Juice carton 59 Dockerel Rd., Tolland; Lynda wriuuiCE wjD’ That’s the way we do things around here. Breakstone Sour Cream cup 59“ Morris, Nye St., Rockville; SIM savicona Stops Shop Sealtest Cottage Cheese 'w49* DuBALDO PHONE 648-8114 Great low price bottles StoD&ShoD Great Beef “Quality Protected” And w hy Road and Track M agazine has called Donna Ouellette, Vernon SZniHKUl Whipped Topping 0 04 aannolcari 59“ Ave., Rockville; Mark Sliced Beets seees^e 4 Blue Bonnet Margarine » 39* Ouelette, Dean Dr., Bolton; Calif. Tomatoes a'iS SB" From Stop&Shop’s own bakeryl the Volluwagen Rabbit 'The Best Sedan Under Sharon Peele, E. Shore Rd., Apple Sauce ”,.“ 49“ Ellington; Craig Peters, Hilton Dr., South Windsor; C l l U C k S t ^ English Muffins $ 3 5 0 0 : ' Florence Stegeman, Snipsic Beverages B eef B lad e stop » Shop Assorted Reg.orSplll-11oz.pkg.o l6 Village, Ellington; Paul Sun Glory Formerly called First N o return bottles Stiansen, West Willington; TOWN OF MANCHESTER Cut Chuck Steak Big Daisy Bread 3£2.*1 Candace Tallent, Tolland; DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS Cranberry Sauce sw«s~p Raisin Bread 55“ When you come in—compare them, drive Lester Trout, Lawler Rd., Most families go for steak. Cranberry Cocktail And this rich flavored chuck Buttercrest Bread 2 89“ Vernon; Ann Voisine, Vernon NOTICE OF SAND DELIVERY Diet Beverages a.?fSL>. 7 *1 steak is a favorite. Countrystyle Donuts 2";,“ »1 them, inspect them up, down, and sideways, Ave., Rockville; Winfred Home owners desiring sand delivery for use of ice S9 Blueberry Pie 89“ Weaver, St. Anthony’s Home, 7 Bone Rockville. control call Highway Office by December 19,1975 at Pound Cake ■aun or RaiMt 'i? piifl 79“ 649-5070. Town personnel will fill the home owner’s Potato C h ^ Chuck SteakRoast (PorrYierty Center Cut) 89s Coffee Cake m r"'ii'69“ o Discharged Thursday: inside and out. Florence Boucher, Pinnacle metal or wood containers at the curb line or road Stops Shop 9oz. “Quality- $ 1 3 9 bag Protected" Self-Service deli specialsl Rd., Ellington; Lillian Butt, edge. 100% Natural 49* Chuck Stewing Beef Swift Premium w Newburgh, N.Y.; PokSun ’cS 59“ CONTAINERS’ SIZE SHALL BE LIMITED TO O&C Potato Sticks Buy Stop & Shop’s Great Beef the whole way and save. We know you'll pick the Volkswagen Rabbit. Cutler, Rau St., Rockville; French Fried Onions 3 *1 BeeSBranks n rn Q Joan DeCarli, East St., S GALLON CAPACITY Salad Dressing or AAeat Franks Rockville; Helen Doucette, t W h o le B eef 1 pound package 0(0 S L Home owners shall be responsible* for placing and Eastview Dr., Vernon; Wilton Removing said sand containers on the scheduled Flamm, Windermere Ave., AlumiiminFoil Sliced Bacon elrL’criS. iSM*’ ^ n j Rockville; Andrew Hakey, delivery day. stop & Shop 6 9 Brown 'N Serve Sausages 89“ CO 75 square foot roll Bottom Romid Swift's Premium-0.OZ. pkg -Frozen Progress Ave., Rockville; Sand will be delivered Monday, December 22 and Mrs. M.iry Hare and Whole untrimmed 20-24 lbs. Pork Shoulder____. -Roll Bon*to*a ^ t) 'l •• Tuesday, December 23, weather permitting. Plastic Wrap 3<-*^ Swift's Premium-water added daughter. Raspberry Lane, Stop & Shop Trash Bags ‘ 1 ” Let us cut it into steak and roasts (or you. Pork Sausage « M ” JJ Ellington; Annette In the event of a severe storm, delivery will be post­ Facial tissues »» 3'»*1 Ask for our detailed free brochure at meat counter Beef Franks yss 'ir M ” H Mangiafico, Cherry Lane, poned to Monday, December 29 and Tue^ay, tib. i < o > Tolland; Edmond, Owen, December 30. Values from our deli hut Rory, and Shane O’Neill, Medhun Peas Available in stores featuring a sarvica deli. Stops Shop A better value because Slop & Shop Big Eye Pork is o White Birch Rd., Tolland; Jay Giles leaner meatier pork from the top half of the crop. Dorothy Papa, Charter Rd., Director of Public Works Get your Stop a Shopsworth cans^^ Dentdimaciier Q) 3 - . ^ You get more delicious eating Rockville; Frank Plante, Ver­ Klear Floor Polish *1 ” In each pound. Bologiia ‘f to (/) non Center Heights, Vernon; Brillo Soap Pads 3^*1 ^^GftrmanG e rm a n StyleStvia f®* Cindy Sandberg, Chespachet, DeulKhmachw p m Q Q c Liquid Salad Dressing ’» 39“ Liverwurst German Siyto to 9 9 R.I.; Nellie Vaiciulis, West- Oevuehmacher H C C c 3 (Q Italian, Russian, 1000 Island or Rad VVina & Vinagar Salami Oerm«i Style to 0 9 view Terrace, Rockville; Grapefruit Sections 3 ’'.s: *1 •“ 29“ Tracey Voisine, Vernon Ave., Deutschmacher Mustard Noodles ’’‘S iS r 'IS 59“ Vernon. Great eating at a budget stretching price. rib. | Cheddar Cheese t *1 0 (0 Ice Cream Cheese Balls ? M o Nestle Jumbo Morsels 'bi' Meats from our kitchen C/3 \ Co; Inc, EHS groups All-week freezer specialsl Countrystyle Pork Ribs ^ o I. i^attedHam 5 Center Cut Pork Chops ^oin “Manufacturer, of Orfitelli', Bonquet Spumoni” I Imported qtr to perform ?ne Shells Danish ib. 27 Warren StraA, Manchester Phone 649-5398 :79* CD fOronoque iso z. • Boneless Pork Roast shouKade Baked Meat Loaf • 69* o Ellington Plant Hours: Dally 8 to 5; Sat. 8 to 1; Closed Sunday: Orchards Tuna Salad r*1” The Ellington High French Bread Dough 69“ Primo Italian Sausage K Sundae Pudding S' 69“ School band, choir and Sara Lee Pumpkin Pie 89* 2 9 Deli Poppy Seed Rolls St, 69“ chorale will present a Stop & Shop Ravioli ’•" '*« 89“ QUALITY Countryfine Pork Sausage M From our Kitchen to yoursi program of Christmas ------Treat Yourself To h music Wednesday at 8 p.m. Shrimp Scampi M ' 'At participating dealers. Cooked Chicken Z cr at the school on Maple St. McIntosh O ^ 'Royar Ice Cream... Mum „Roastedor The groups will be per­ HGaLNatural U.s. No. 1 Bar-B-Q-Style ^ 9 9 !b . o . forming at the Hartford Plants # llolidiiyH Are CominK, Enjoy Our - Pecan Nut Assorted 249 (D ^ 5" pot Gelatines 289 m D Civic Center Monday. Roll, Jimmy Roll, Spumoni, Cheesecake • All tiiilkeCtoaiii colors. The concert at the high Slirecl, Ready To Serve. Stop&Shop $1 Delmonico Potatoes « 69 O school will feature the 65- W Qal. tub Cheese Lasagna 79 T Or, For A Speriul Treat, Serve An Ice Cream Assorted Flavors member band under the Ted Trudoiig Inc. Cake • Derorated In Rieli, Heavy Cream, Serveit StoiiSSMp 3 ”t^ ‘1 2V4 In. Catch these great vaiuesi French Fries direction of Leslie Hunt. 12-14. min. $ The 100-member choir is Birds Eye Tasti Fries ’JT49* Plants Fbllackraiets Tpke, Rte. 83 Try Our Pumpkin, or Orange Pineapple, Only Corn on the Cob ■ ■ 'TSJST 49* 4 Flowers ^ ^ B e p o 4 Frozen directed by Salvatore Cic- Our fresh fnilt trays make a great gift. In^ Half (>allonN, or Our Individual Stenciled Stop & Shop Peas 5 *1 Top withi.jilk tartarAaHar sauce.eaii/«a ciarella. _ as traditional as SantaClaus 59. Slices. Royal Ire (.ream Can He l‘iirrliuHed In Stop&Shop Corn The 30-member select .Bruit Tra^ Haddock Fillets S' *1 '* Talcottville MohI Loral Store:., or Slop At Our Retail Outlet Broccoli Spears “**»»" 4 ’iS *1 Holly Plants *1” voice chorale is also Haddock Fillets “CiSr ;4 M " At I he Plant. (Dry lee Ih Available) Stop & Shop Squash 5 *1 Taney ’W *2^® Mini Christmas Trees *1” ( directed by Cicciarella. ■ Amaryllis Bulb inbua CL *2" Flounder Fillets « *1." As a finale the three Strawberries 59“ Deluxe "ofssr *3^® gra-. > will combine their Manufactured Locally Since 1926! rts. .ft PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 1 5 ,1W5 Nation^ s Bicentennial is Hebron^s Tricentennial

Anyone wanting tickets should con­ each. Anyone who has not been con­ EVELYN CROSTON tact Sibun before Jan. 1, 1976. tacted and who would like a plate G IF T GUIDE 228-9561 Cordner told the commission the should call Roger Terronova. In 1976, besides celebrating the Trigon Players will present the Geraldine Grant, president of the nation’s 200th birthday, Hebron will production “1776.” He requested American Legion, told the commis­ recognize the 300th anniversary of financial aid from the commission. sion they received a grant towards the signing of the will which de^ed Expenses include royalties and ren­ the legion’s Bicentennial project. the land which became Hebron. tal of costumes. Patricia Mulligan, president of the Feb. 29,1776, Mohegan Chief Uncas The production will involve other Republican Women’s Club said the signed his will. It deeded the land departments at Rham High School club would like to have a cookie booth which is now Hebron and surrounding including the drama and music during Colonial Days. All proceeds land to the Saybrook legatees. They departments. will go to the auxiliary project. in turn divided Hebron into 84 lots. The commission voted to take a No further plans have been set for Wednesday, Bicentennial Commis­ one-half page and in the school’s the colonial ball which will be June 12 sion Chairman John Sibun appointed yearbook. at Hemlocks. Sibun said he felt a five-member committee to plan ac­ The Cub Scouts are selling colonial dress should be emphasized PUT HAPPINESS IN YOUR SKIING tivities for Feb. 29, 1976. Serving on Bicentennial license plates for |3 for the dance. VISIT MERMAID’S Gift and the committee with Sibun are com­ Christmas Village 1119 Griswold Street in Glaston­ mission members Marian Celio, Ken SEASONS GREETINGS from The Cordner, Judy Gregory and Patricia bury, just off Route 2) The biggest Christmas Shop in the Miles Auto Sales, owned and Mulligan. Tolland gets insurance refund area. Open everyday. A o p e ra te d by E rw in C. The commission will obtain tickets delightful place to visit. Tuxbury, Quality Cars, one-stop for a performance of “The British An amount of 313,711 will be reserve. Reasonably Priced. He invites returned to the town’s general fund The $13,711 represents excess his many friends to stop by are Coming,” with the Royal and see him. 478 Center St., Marines and ’The Black Watch. Both on request of the Tolland Board of funds. Tile insurance company gave Manchester. 646-6604. groups have a total of 150 members. Education. the board the option of returning a shop They will be dressed in uniforms of The money is a refund available portion to the general fund or leaving the Revolution. from Blue Cross insurance. The total it all in reserve as a hedge against The performances will be Jan. 26 refund is $20,242 but $6,531 of that higher rates and/or a poor fo r the at the New Haven Coliseum and Jan. amount must be retained as a experience rating next year. Craft Routes 27 at the Hartford Civic Center begin- selective ning at 8 p.m._____ Sculptural Pottery by CLOCK ALBERT DAVIS Typewriters shier •nd RADIO i ARE SURE TO BE A MOST WELCOME GIFTI WE’RE HEADQUARTERS | Very Merry Christmas SUSAN DAVIS FOR • OLYMPIA AND SMITH-CORONA, horn 198.95 SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRS 24 Hour Alarm “SA LES - SERVICE - RENTALS • SUPPLIES” 5 Aulemalkally Open Tues.-Sst. 10-5 PM G en Off Each Day ITc'ra AUo ManehealerU Headquarlen fort and Hanpy Holidays! 725 Ea^lllDDLE TPKE. Thurt. & FrI. til 9 PM At SonM Tim* $•• Business Machines & Office Furniture Tool^i, Sundsy 11-5 • Ear Phoiw Jock • INumlnatMl Nwrrwrab MON. thru FRI. MANCHESTER RL83,Talcottvllla • FM/AM With Eaty To 649-1766 Saloct Syttoffl 1 0 - 9 FUST FOR EV nrTH N G FOR THE FMW.Y t HOME SMCE 1911! Dip ’n strip - Old family DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER • PhorM $49-9221 SAT. 10 to 5:30 pieces of furniture make ______We Acetpt Master Chargt Garde______excellent Christmas gifts for your loved ones. Have them TJL CHRISTMAS... stripped now so that they can .A’'/IER1CAN DRIVING be re-finished in time for THE WANTED TO BUY - An­ SCHOOL - Christmas Gift cer- Christmas. Route 31, Coven­ tifi''ates • Give to anyone on try, 742-8804. tiques, Lamps, Dolls, Clocks, Make it a Dallcious Oil Paintings, Furniture, Most "''iir list that does not ririve. Special on anything old. 646-2690, i346- Special prices on all cer­ “ALPINE 1882. tificates, may be used Christmas With A MANCHESTER PARKADE anytime in 1976. For informa­ MEAT CHRISTMAS NEXT TO FORBES AND WALLACE tion call, 643-8552, 9 a.m.-7. VERNON I Food Gift From Us! PRESENT ■=HAUS U.S.A RT. 30, POST ROAD PLAZA, VERNON We Have... FOR YOUR DOG Exit 96 off 1-86

■k Gift Hams & Turkeys k Fruit Baskets Relatives Visiting For The Holidays? k Candies & Nuts End Your Transportation Worries... k Baked Goods Hawaiian RENT-A-CAR Diiion Loosing Corp. k Doll Party 319 Main St, Manchester 4 Door Granada Pinto Sedan 4 Door Torino 4 Door Maverick Platters TurtlenecH Swqalars, " Phone 64»>2145 I Doggie Toys, Fancy Collars and Coats... FOOD r a M Complete grooming for With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More. STAMP W Limit One. Valid Dec. t4-20. t975 H-76t XUmMER^^ mmmmm all types of dogs y «»MWWWWa«hatW«P4e«»aiW< SUDS & HICHOIS MAHCHESTER TIRE, MC. Fresh Whole “Stocking Staffer'’ Thit Chri$Unn Head For E Remington ® YALE SCISSORS nPEWRITER 295 Broad Street Blaato Clean^” SERVICE Poat Road Plan Rl. 30 TYPEWRITERS VERNON 871-0300 Manchester, Conn. Large E ggs Spray cinner and Chickens ADDING MACHINES SALES a REIITAU Finast 2V2 to 3 lbs electric shaver. ‘ . •SEPAIIS HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8KI0 to 5:30 Quick and ; MlKTTIaSBIimiSamn DAYS TO White convenient. All Mtke$ Standard PHOTOGRAPH albums with Thursday 8:00-8.-00 - Sat 8-1 49« blasta t Portabla b , in s e rt. Goz.can *1 iS0 i Naw and Repaired CHRISTMAS With This Coupon & Purchase $5 or More. Split, Cut-up ElBaii Prefinished items work up Limit One. Vaiid Dec. 14-20,1975 H-762 Dm 21 Yiin [nrieeca quickiy for personal Christ­ or Quartered Halllaedi^ C 64B-4988 . mas ^fts. The Needlepoint 10 QUINN’S : Shop, Houte 44A, Bolton, 643- SHAVER CEHTER f 41 PUSHEU PUCE 4342. ARCO 0 22 Birch StrMt 1 MANCHESTER TIRES 49« lb Manchnttr • 646-5S20 i Francis X. Terhune, Owner Green Giant iWW MsWiSliSaeW liisSii Jt THOUSANDS of Christmas ' 6 4 3 - 1 1 6 1 Nibiets Corn Chicken with backs >■ A fi ^ Don’t Let A i Gifts from $2.-$5. The gift that entertains forever. At new Quarters Breasts Noisy Muffler | Village Record Barn, Yankee For A PracHcal Gift Think Village, East Hartford. 12 oz with wings Disturb Your I Of Us For Tires Roasting 3,04 BEA I Holiday! See I SHOCKS • FRONT END • DISC BRAKES * BALL JDINTS • CDMPLETE EXHAUST Chickens BIVE A BIKE 85 ’SMART AND DF CDURSE DUR TIRES AND FREE MOUNTING Schweppes M ore great Values all this week at Finest' Ginger Aie Sm okedShoulder4^:ets89!S SAlim Finast Thick 1 lb ^ 4 9 Brawny—That's the Sliced Bacon or Regular pkg § word lor these Lee doubleknit leant Primo Hot ^ 3 9 dishui 1 JIM iiinn at... m iA G E Pale half and matching 0 Italian Sausage or Sweet lb BRAY’S thirt-jac. The cut 10 Spssd 5 Spesd Dry gal REGAL STYUST JEWELRY STORE > KitchenAid I MUFFLER halls from the West. 3 Speed Aii Beef Pranks Herrud PkQ 794 § Corner of Broad and In every detail. Right Featuring 737 Main SI, Manchester ^ Center St. down to the stylish Set Up and Ready to So MEN’S Stratch Wigs f 646-2112 FREE LOTTERY TICKET ^ ic e d Boiognacou„, ' * 8 9 * • General Electric flare. And comfort LAYAWAYS WELCOME *10 OFF With M With $10 or More Purchaeel Richmond com es from the new Elganttc SalecUon GIFT CERTIPICATB8 Mahc/ieeter’i 0/dti( Treat Your Family to Mr. Dell Favorites! non-glitter, Btiabllthod Jewlary Store/ RK Men’a Producte Freshly Sliced to Order • Frigidaire snag-resIstant FARR’S FOR CHRISTMAS Margarine doubleknil of 100% 2MihSl Tubs, thru Fit WE SUGGEST: Dacron* polyester. Optn M il to 10 • CHARMS •PINS Roast Beef kppolntnwnta Preferred • WATCHES •CLO CKS AND Slate Blue, Light Green, Navy, Dark • BRACELETS 1 lb 'Freshly Sliced to Order I’M .DREAMING of a white Phone • GLASSWARE Christmas in a lovely new Quarters SON Green, Yellow, Rust, Brown. 649-0eS7 WOND ENGAGEMENT pkgs Lk PEARL house bought from Merritt Jacket Sizes: S-m -L-x l RINGS and Baked Ham " e«WH»4e»4a«4a!Wa»Ha!iea EODING BANDS Agency, 646-1180. S lack Sizes: 30-42 Waists. All Beef Franks Kosher...... 649 Main St., Manchester Nova L o x ...... Tel. 643-2171 $ 2 8 * 0 Kielbasa 1.59 JACKETS Finest GIFT CERTIFICATES - FOR YOUR last min'jte Pepperoni Carandos lb 1.19 s ^ y o o Available at The Market items, hostess gifts, stocking Appie Pies SLACKS Restaurant, Glastonbury, stuffers, tree ornaments. Conn. 633-3832. Seasons Come to Lift The Latch, 977 Potato Saia Many Colors Avallabts In Longsl Greetings to All. Baked fresh Cole Slaw or Main Street, Manchester. The Finast M acaroni Way! 19oz* Salad 49! Available in Stores With Mr Oeii Oepis REBAL MEN'S BHDP Pkg ' C O M N lC T IC U r s lAACESr and MOST COMPLtU MEN S STORE- iWiLTON’S s^P 903 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER JRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON For The UniquaUniqw and Unusual In QUiS u k U n Save on Quality Produce the Finast Way! CHRISTMASMASGI GIFTSI 964 Main St., Downtown Sunkist Navel Oranges Manchoetar • 643-7761 California Iceberg “First of Lettuce the Season” 9 9 « JrapefrUit5.o, 1.00 CarrotsC3.ro,,,a ..... 2b.g“.39* A p p le s .. Ob'-UO* Yellow Turnip...... ulO* Bose Pears w«i.m... 3 ib.1.00 Yellow Onions___ 3b%59* 3 Anjou Pearsw..i«a. . 3iba1.00 Sweet Potatoes .. 4u,s1.00

.... 1 ^^lANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Dec. 15, 1975 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE P ^ E TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. IW i . , t0 7. LEGAL Homea For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 CHS band performs NOTICE NEW LISTING - Rolling Park EXECUTIVE L RANCH - F6ur die Court of Probate Cape, 6 rooms, one car at­ MANCHESTER D U trkt of Andover nine rooms, 22x28 Master NOTICE TO CREDITORS tached garage. Aluminum bedroom, family room, game •40,900 at Civic Center Mall in road ESTATE OF JUNE G. WEINOART siding. Sun Room with room, den, private yard, on Like new recent three Pursuant to an order of Hon. Valdia jalousies, phone John H. dead end street in prime VInkels, Judge, all clalma muat be ghc Herald Lapappen, Inc, 649-5261. bedroom Two Family, resented to the fiduciary named neighborhood, for further separate furnaces, holiday program. mishaps Eelow on or before March 15,1976 or be details call Philbrick Agency Coventry barred by law. The fiduciaiy la: CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING MANCHESTER- Three Realtors, 646-4200. separate driveways, 60x150 “Twas the Night Before By United Press June L. BIrdsall fenced level lot. Nice rear MONICA SHEA bedroom older Colonial, coun­ Christmas” will be International Lakeside Drive try kitchen, large lot, central­ yard. ()ulck occupancy. The Coventry High Andover, Conn. 062232 FIVE BEDROOM - home, narrarated by Coventry Connecticut highway ac­ ly located. $28,500. Century 21, large living room with School Concert and Dance High School Junior Doug cidents claimed the lives of Jackston-Avante Agency, 646- fireplace, formal dining room, MANCHESTER PHONE 643-2711 1316, 646-5461. Band will perform a noon­ Fitch, who has created his four persons this weekend FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD garage, excellent condition, •44,000 time concert at the Hart­ $38,500, Philbrick Agency own narration and show. and a Connecticut man WANT ADS ARE ELLINGTON - Duplex - Two Older Three Family, needi ford Civic Center Mall Realtors, 646-4200. paint, near bus line. The concert is part of the died in a crash in New SANTA’S HELPERS INDEX years old. Each’ side has three Tuesday. Civic Center program to Jersey. CALL large bedrooms, carpeted GARRISON COLONIAL - four NO TICE* ADVERTISING MANCHESTER Thd band, under the promote local school per­ Police said Mary Ann ADVERTISING living room, country kitchen, years old, fieldstone 643-2711 1 Loit and Found 11/2 baths, and more. Enough •02,900 f direction of Carl Salina forming groups. Kusmer, 18, of Williman- 2 —Poruonili RATES fireplace, beam ceiling, wall- will feature a varied 3 — Announcomtntf DEADLINE land for a small farm, plus to-wall carpeting, family Older Three Family, plus-* tic, was killed early Sun­ — rental income. Call owner at, •4 EnMrtalninant 12:00 noon the day before room, sliding glass doors to $2,000 sq. ft. masonry 5 Auctions 1 day . to* word per day day in a one-car accident - publication. 872-8663, no agents please. large deck, garage, mint con­ 3 days . .9t word par day building with Business HNANCIAL dition, $51,700. Philbrick on Rte. 195 in Mansfield Deadline for Saturday and 6 days . .8c word per day Zone m uses. Retired out 6 Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagat Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. PORTER STREET - Lovely Agency Realtors, 646-4200. when her car hit a pole. A □ NOTICES 9 —Personal Loans 26 days . ,7C word per day antique home on half acre plus of town owner financing 10 Inauranca 15 words, $2.00 minimum available at tWh interest. passenger, Mary Bombria, — lot. Large 2-car bam with MINI-FARM on West side, 20, of Willimantic, was in­ EMPLOYMENT PLEASE READ Happy A d s ..... $2.15 Inch storage. Three bedrooms, 1 seven room home in excellent BOLTON Lost and Found 1 13 Help Wanted jured. — YOUR AD 1/2 baths. Mid 60s. Keith Real condition, new siding etc., 14 Business Opporlunlllas Estate, 649-1922 or 646-4126. • Raymond F. Domey, 21, 15 — Situation Wanted garage, large lot with garden 11,000 ATTENTION - North Coven­ Classified ads are taken over ^1/5- Privacy brook nice the phone as a convenience. and fruit trees, shed, ^2,000. of Saugus, Mass., a Navy try, Bolton, Andover EDUCATION Philbrick Agency Realtors, residential area, three residents! Lost - Five 18 Private Instructions The Herald is responsible for man stationed in New Lon­ 19 —Schoolt'Clsssaa only one Incorrect insertion end 11 FENWICK ROAD 646-4200. acre approved building lot. don, was killed Sunday Hereford (white face) 20 Instructions Wanted then only to the size of the • 6 Rooms with Ex­ Dead end street. Owner excitable calfs. Five months original insertion. Errors which when his motorcycle REAL ESTATE financing available. old - tattooed and registered. 23 Homes for Sale do not lessen the value of the tra Large Kitchen skidded into a tree in New advertisement will not be cor­ WHY PAY RENT? Call if sighted, reward for 24 —Lots-Land for Sale • Aiuminum Siding London. Domey was the catching. 742-7107, 649-5255, 25 Investment Property rected by an additional inser­ When you can buy or rent LAWRENCE F. FIANO Bill. 26 —Business Property tion. • Short waik to RaaHors 649-6371 Mth person to die in a 27 —Resort Property with option to buy this two motorcycle accident in 28 - Real Estate Wanted Buckiey Schooi. bedroom Condo. Mint con­ COVENTRY - reward for Connecticut this year. MISC. SERVICES Phone dition - all appliances, RANCH - Six room, 3 return. Attention Swamp Rd., 31 Services Offered Mrs. Bmanuela Misenti, Brewster St., Love Lane, — carpeting - carport. $30,- bedrooms, large country 32 Painting-Papering 900. 56, iwife of Middletown’s Times Farm, South St., Run­ 33 —Building-Contracting JOHN H. kitchen, fireplace, 12x25 fami­ ning loose 5 excitable 34 —Roofing-Siding ALSO ly room, garage, shaded yard public works director, 35 —Heating-Plumbing LAPPEN INC. on quiet stre e t. $44,900. As they prepare for the ceremony, three brides begin to take it Deb Harriman, right, has yet to say “I do,” and she is trying to Nicltolas S. Misenti, died Hereford calves, (white face), 36 —Flooring ENTERTAINMENT phone 742-7107, Glenny. 37 —Moving-T rucking-Storage 649-5261 PACKAGE offering wet Philbrick, Agency, 6464100. Saturday of injuries in a 36 Services Wanted seriously. They are, left to right, Laura Descault, Betty Paris, and straighten out the hair of her classroom husband, Kevin Dunn. — National Weather Forecast bar and Franklin stove one-^ar crash about 3:20 LOST - ladies white gold dia­ RANCH, 5 1/2 rooms, three Monica Miller. Walter Wroblinski is directly behind them. MISC. FOR SALE BUCKLEY SCHOOL area. highlighting combination p.m.( Police said her car mond watch, vicinity Green 41 Articles for Sale bedrooms, tirepl.fireplace, living Road shopping center. Sen­ 42 —Building Supplies Lovely treed lot on dead-end family room and dining room with L sliaped dining veered off the road and hit 43 —iPets -Birds- Dogs 30.24 36.00 street. This Hanch with its Stockade fence and area. Garage. Excellent timental value. Reward. Call 44 —Livestock a tree. 649-7133. 45 —Boats & Accessories two fireplaces, family room, covered patio compliment neighborhood, $37,500. Eric S. Spencer, 47, of •••••••••••••••••••••••••• 46 —Sporting Goods and three bedrooms, is a this very private yard Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. — Glastonbury, was killed in 47 Garden Products delight. Full basement. Three bedrooms, IVa baths Mock weddings: Preparing for adulthood □ FINANCIAL 48 —Antiques Asking $41,900. Keith Real a three-car accident on 49 — Wanted to Buy garage • Martin School Lota-Land For Sale 24 Estate, 646-4126 or 649-1922. area. $40,900. Rham High classroom partner, to work dating relationships, socio- out practical problems from counseling services, Steinmiller, Don Dederer, Rte. 16 in East Hampton RENTALS TWO-ACRE level treed lot on Bonda-Stocka-Mortgegea 8 52 Booms for Rent IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - RICHAMS & KEHMNA together, learn together, sexual development, such as cleaning the house, gynecologists, real estate Michael Daigle, Gale Friday night. Police said 53 —Apartments for Rent School Road, Bolton. Asking For the third year of the 54 — BAWfRANCIBCO eight room Ranch, three Realtors, M LS 528-9546 grow together as long as changing roles of family spending their incomes, agents, insurance agents, a Warnbr, Alison Warner, Spencer drove his car into MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Homes for Rent $12,000. Merritt Agency, 646- Rham High School 55 —Business for Rent bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, 1180. CFL class lasts.” members, the economics and the changing roles of spokesperson for LaMaze Lori Wood, and Mark Stein­ the path of another car and cond, third. All kinds. Realty 56 —Resort Property for Rent V. fireplace between living room Contemporary Family Life 57 —Wanted to Rent LOS A M M LK t of the wedding, and the sexes in regard to home childbirth, for Birthright, miller. a third vehicle became in­ statewide. Credit rating un­ and library, 12x20 Family OVERSIZED CAPE - Six class, the students took necessary. Reasonable. Con­ 58 - Misc. for Rent rooms, with central air- Business Property 26 The CFL class run by marriage and family life. and work. for Planned Parenthood, volved. room with (Jolonial Fireplace, part in the wedding fidential, quick AUTOMOTIVE III Zone heat, appliances, conditioning, eat-in kitchen, Mrs. Diane Meade, Rham For the remainder of the Among the projects Mrs. Meade said she Robert Foggie, 36, of 61 Autos for Sale TALCOTTVILLE FLATS - ceremony. lawyers, and others. arrangements. Alvin Lundy _ newly decorated 20x24 rec dining room, brand new bath, teacher, goes for a year. year, students will live an remaining is a study of picked the idea for the New Haven, a passenger in 62 Trucks for Sale three good sized bedrooms, (Route 83) garage and office Six couples signed Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu­ 63 —Heavy Equipment lor Sale room, two car garage. Must building, 9 offices in all, and They committed entire life cycle ending divorce. The class may Darryl Croston marriage ceremony three a car driven by Raleigh tion Plaza, Hartford. 64 —Motorcycles-Bicycles be seen! Ken Ostrinsky $35,000. Philbrick Agency, 646- marriage contracts with — Campers-Trailers-Mobile ■W garage has over 2,000 Sq. ft., visit a divorce court. Mrs. decorat^ the tiered wed­ years ago from a school in Bell, 38, of West Haven, Evenings, 233-6879. 65 Realtor, 643-1333. 4200. each other. In a wedding themselves to shared class with old age and the im­ Homes SO plus storage. New dealer’s ding cake prepared in Ms. Oregon. She fCels taking died when the car hit a 66 Automotive Service license available. T. J. ceremony Thursday mor­ experiences including con­ pact of death on the family, Meade will go over a “do- MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd PRINCETON ST. - eight room Roby Rowe’s vocational “the plunge” helps the bridge abutment in 67 — Autos for Rent-Lease Crockett Realtors, 643-1577. ning at the school they said sumer and child develop­ said Mrs. Meade. it-yourself” divorce kit mortgages — interim finan­ Colonial, front to back living food service class. students better realize Bridgewater Township, un «n AtHil IOIOCAS1 ^ room with fireplace, large to each other they took the ment assignments. To The students did with the class. cing — expeditious and con­ CAPE FOR LEASE- 7500 sq. ft, of what marriage and the N.J., about 9 p.m. Satur­ fidential service, J.D. Real ...... dining room, first floor family other as ‘‘my faithful prepare for the assignments together to Speakers to the class in­ Aiding with the food and manufacturing space. 14' family is all about. day! New Jersey S tate Estate Assoc. 646-1980. Help Wanted Located off Porter St. in room, four bedrooms, two “marriage,” they studied see how they would work clude clergymen, people its serving were: Gary 13 baths, aluminum siding, gar­ ceiling. Overhead door. Heavy police said Bell was For period ending 7 a.m., Tuesday, Dec. 16. Monday night will the Highland Park School age, treed lot, $47,500. floor load. 400 amp power. charged with drunken find snow in the northern and mid Rockies, the upper Mississip­ area. Excellent home for Philbrick Agency Realtors, Keith Real Estate, 649-1922 or □ EMPLOYMENT 646-4126. driving and causing death pi valley and the upper parts of Maine, changing to rain and young couple or single per- /646-4200. WANTED: showers, southeastward through the Northeast, the Ohio and son. Immaculate And, more important, by auto. Real Batata Wanted 28 T h e p ric e Help Wanted ]3 For nlghtihlH only; 3/D Tennessee valley and into the Gulf coastal area. Clear to partly throughout. $34,500. cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approxi BOLTON it’s a Pulsar® JOBSEEKERS Employment bridgeport oparalor, cin-i all cash for your property llmatic N/C lapa maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 43 (58), Boston Two homes in one In this within 24 hours. Avoid red is right" Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., magnificent 15-room with full and part time oMor- oparator, ]lg bora 34 (45), Chicago 17 (32), Cleveland 27 (31), Dallas 35 (48), FJ. SPILECKI tape, instant service. Hayes from Denver 10 (31), Duluth -14 (7), Houston 37 ( 58), Jacksonville 55 rambling home that offers Corporation, 646-0131. tunities available now. East operator. Minimum of 3 Realtor 643-2121 Hartford, 568-1070. years experience. Mutt (75), Kansas City 13 (31), Little Rock 32 (40 ), Los Angeles 43 4 bedrooms in the main be able to set up and (66), Miami 6C (83), Minneapolis -4 (11), New Orleans 53 (61), dwelling, with a sunken SELLING your house? Call us SHOOR JEWELERS first and we’ll make you a Auto dealers PHONE FROM home to ser­ work from blueprint. SO New York 37 (45), Phoenix 35 (53), San Francisco (35 (53), Seat­ NORTH COVENTRY - three living room, deluxe kitchen vice our customers in the and dining room, also cash offer. T. J. Crockett, hour week, full benefits. tle 34 (43), St. Louis 21 (23), Washington (41 (54). bedroom Ranch, fireplace, Realtor, 643-1577. It's hard to hide your pride when you show this new Pulsar report rise Manchester area, flexible hardwood floors, full base­ spacious family room. The to your friends, hours, super earnings, 249- TELEPHONE ment, $31,900. Century 21, apartment Includes a large Help Wanted 1 3 Help Wanted 13 IMMEDIATE CASH for your Just a flick of your wrist flashes the time in glowing red in sales 7773. Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. living room, panelled den, property. Let us explain our numerals. Push a button, and it shows the exact second. 871-1244 2 bedrooms, and kitchen. DETROIT (UPI) A PART TIME cleaners needed, fair proposal. Call Mr. Push another, and Pulsar tells you the month and date. AVON - Yes! You can give MANCHESTER - Colonial, Many more features Belfiore, M7-1413. survey of auto dealers early morning and evening AS LOW And after the first thrill of ownership is over, you'll dis­ yourself a winter vacation! CARPET SALES central location, good offer^ by exceptional type hours, 6-10 a.m. Must have PART TIM E cover how superbly trouble free and accurate it is, year after today showed a renewed Earn that money selling mechanical condition, new home that are hard to MAY WE BUY your home? transportation. 649-5334. time. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. beautiful Avon (Jhristmas kitchen cabinets, small barn, AS year. Stainless steel with matching band, $295.14 kt. gold- willingness among Experienced Only describe in words. Priced Quick, fair, all cash and no Americans to spend their gifts, jewelry and cosmetics Perfect for retired owner anxious, $29,900, Hayes problems. Call Warren E. filled with matching band, $395. RECEPTIONIST - Dental PART TIME - days or now. Go someplace exotic Corp. 646-0131. at $76,000. carpet pro. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. money on new cars. assistant - Busy practice in evenings,igs, fflexible...... hours, later. No selling experience U&R REALTY CO., INC. ll Impact 2500 times the force of gravity does not harm Pre-Chrisimas sales Vernon area needs manage­ ly iat T & M Enterprises, . necessary. Interested? Call Please Call ANDOVER- seven room INSTANT cash for your home. ment oriented assistant. (41/2 643-2302 I Pulsar in tests. reports from Detroit’s four Sheldon Rd., Manchester, 523-9401. Raised Ranch, with IV2 baths, Call Dan Reale, at Reale's day week, some Saturdays) Saturday 8-4, Monday 8-12. 643-5171 on 1.7 acres, T. J. Crockett, Robert D. Murdock automakers will reflect ART ROSSI Corner Realtors, 646-4525. Ill No moving parts to wear out. No routine maintenance, Major duties: patient AN OHIO Oil Company offers Realtor, 643-1577. Realtor that trend, with an es­ relations, computor Per i oiling or cleaning needed— ever. AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC - ...... Plenty^ of money plus cash WE WILL buy your home. timated 35 per cent jump bookkeeping, dental in­ full experienced on Chrysler bonuses, fringe benefits to SIX ROOM Cape, in center of Word Pulsar is completely water resistant to depth of 100 RAISED RANCH - seven Quick, efficient professional over year-ago recession surance. Seeking: Corp. cars, including matunre individual in Business Opportunity 14 town, selling for $31,900, T. J. service, (^11 us first. W. J. feet, as long as case and time screen remain intact. enthusiasm, maturity, prior automatic transmission. Full ManchesManchester area. Regardless Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. rooms, beamed cathedral P levels. ceiling in living room with Barcomb Realtor, 644-8000. work experience. Send benefits. Apply Service of experience, airmail F.F. MSmUTOII 10(0 Ill Every Pulsar is individually tested at least one week A survey by UPI in ad­ resume to Box TT, Be in Business For Yourself MANCHESTER - eight room fieldstone fireplace, eat-in When You Run A Manager, Vernon Dodge, 875- Read, Pres., American Full or Part Time HOUSES WANTED: Duplex 1 before it is released for sale. vance of the Dec. 1-10 sales Manchester Herald. kitchen, formal dining room, Classified Word Ad 8521. Lubricants Company, Box 696, DtSmUTOR ffiOED newer Colonial, on acre lot, needed immediately in Orlord reports due today indicated four bedrooms, living room, 15x21 family room with In... Dayton, Ohio. 45401. To Sorvicu SlorM - O u liri fireplace, wooded acre lot Village Area, contact Mr. EXECUTIVE Secretary - PART TIME Desk Clerk, and Racks of BIcycIt Parts dining room, kitchen, 2 1/2 last year’s prospects are with privacy, garage, $44,900, Rothman, Frechette & Mar­ Mature personable individual part time maid. Apply at 60 Eiy«ti«ica ntenury, as Ctaipao) a i baa baths, family room with turning into this year’s PART-TIME tellers - to fill Philbrick Agency Realtors, tin, Inc., Realtors, 646-4144. for 25 hour work week, 10:00 Manchester Motel, 1 McNall various schedules including enr acoants far you la usply and sarrica. fireplace, two car garage, hook customers. They are most­ to 3:00 daily in downtown establithed in yaw aanedula aru by Com­ tremendous buy at $54,900, 646-4200. S St., Manchester. Saturday A.M., experience r . p oKeHeratb pany, lor S « m HCVCU PtlTS-ACaS. This at ly concerned about fuel Manchester architectural of­ preferred but not necessary. Frechette & Martin, Inc. us first if anxious to Sell. fice. Good typing and LAUNDRY SERVICE - we this lima is a n O N N W m n and tha K. Realtors, 646-4144. RAISED RANCH - on extra economy and price and are Apply SBM, 923 Main Street. counts you a i sorrico shal be located la Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or 917 Main Street Manchester shorthand required. Please are now accepting large lot, with country at­ not loading up on as many Hardnre, Variety Sapor Martets, Keydo mosphere, in Manchester. 649-1922. 6 4 3 -2 7 1 1 send resume to Herald Box applications for laundry, Discoual, and to6efO Ieoh Stores, etc; MANCHESTER- just listed, options as they once did, AA. washroom and deliveries posi­ six room Ranch, Buckley Seven rooms, 11/2 baths, two Profit POTDITUL is virbuly onrenited, our fireplaces, sliding glass doors car dealers said. tion. Full time, 40 hours. records show thit $91.00 and more lor each School area three bedrooms, to large deck, aluminum MISC. SERVICES Industry analysts in AIR FORCE is hiring Days, evenings. Excellent UKE reOPlE?! day nothod is • eery coasenithre fifiire and fireplace, garage, full base­ U siding, 2-car garage. Only qualified women and men in fringe benefits, ^ p ly in per­ challenging career in estimate. ment, large private treed lot, Detroit said reports from $47,500. Philbrick Agency mechanics, electronics, plus son. Meadows Convalescent real estate brings you in « 54.595.00 MVEXIOn (immedialel anesl- $39,900, Lapenta Agency, Taking “the plunge” into classroom marriage are, left to of Hebron, Laura Descault of Marlborough and Mike the four U.S. companies noot puts you in your mm business Riyht Now. Realtors, 646-4200. Services Ottered 31 many more. For enlistment Home, 333 Bidwell St., direct contact with many Realtor, 646-2440. would show sales totaling WHIlTOOtV: right. Deb Harriman of Andover and Kevin Dunn of Rapoli of Hebron, Monica Miller of Hebron and Walter requirements and informa­ Manchester. people in all walks of life. about 195,000 cars, up tion, call 646-7440. - SIMBA SALES CORP. VERNON - By owner. ROCKLEDGE - Seven room REWEAVING burns, holes. Hebron, Betty Paris of Marlborough and Wesley Knight Wroblinski of Andover. Officiating is the Rev. Mr. We are looking for sales 3552 WItIn SIraal Sacrifice - Asking $46,500. Ranch, three bedrooms, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. almost 35 per cent on a dai­ GUYS and GALS with Philadelphia, Pa. 19134 of Hebron, Robyn Miner of Marlborough and Jim Keefe Robert D. Weeden, pastor of the Congregational Church Fashion up with WAITRESS, waiter wanted modeling experience or in­ personnel who enjoy the Large seven room Ranch, 1 fireplace, rec room, two-zone Window shades, Venetian ly rate basis from 129,838 public, enjoy selling and heat, garage, porch, $44,900. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. of Hebron, Cathy Carone of Marlborough and Earl Lane in Marlborough. (Herald photos by Reginald Pinto) full time days, apply terests needed full and part 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall Michaels Very Own Watches. one year ago. That figure Tacorrral, 246 Broad St. time, must enjoy heavy public would like to make it a full carpeting, central air con­ Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649- was the lowest for any non­ contact. Call for details and time career. Experience in □ EDUCATION ditioning, oil heat. Must be 5221. Our fine 17-jewel movements strike early December in BUSINESS is good. We need’ appointment^ 247-3618. real estate preferred but seen to he appreciated. Drive MANCHESTER more sales people. See us at by 222 Irene Dr. and call 872- MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 15 years. not necessary. Call us Vacant sU.room Cape, located In Removal, pruning, lot Keith Real Estate, 172 East RELIABLE Hard Worker, Private Inatructlona 18 3342. the center of town. Low 30'$. are unconditionally guaranteed Of more significance, today and let us help you clearing, spraying. Fully in­ Center Street. Best com­ who wants steady employ­ meet the people! We are an Owner is anxious. Trades con­ Seniors^ board on council agenda they said, is that sales missions paid in town. PROFESSIONAL Tutoring CAPE COD - two years old, sidered. sured. Licensed. Free es­ aO B E ment and good income. Dial equal opportunity for 3 years. were within 5 per cent of 528-6702. An Equal Opportuni­ Service - Reading, math, free 24' living room, first floor timates. Phone 646-3437 , 633- Vernon group of seniors who Dooley reporting; the will present a listing of out­ PLUMBER - experienced ty Employer. employer. consultation and evaluation. family room with fir^lace T.J.CR0C K E n i» L T 0R 5354. Travel Service matching the same period 649-8023, 522-6506. petitioned the council for Housing Code Inspector; standing lawsuits and with license to do jobbing and beamed ceilings. Eat-in 643-1577 The discussion of duties 555 MAIN STREET in 1972, when the industry work of all types. Must know kitchen, formal dining room, ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 more control of their ac­ assignments made and the NEED A JOB? Investigate of new Senior Citizen Ad­ and the Rockville Public 643-2165 was just heading into its heating, and oil burners. the opportunity with our sales BARROWS & WALLACE EXPERIENCED Piano king sized Master bedroom, TWO-FAMILY 5-5, with 2-car plus parts. Brakes, shocks, tivities. They expressed a Health Nursing Associa­ council will act on the Mmdintv Hew Him ll«Uir6 teacher wants beginning lube, bearings, etc. visory Board will be dis­ best year ever. Weekend and night rotating and service department. 649-53116 39MS15 7214615 aluminum siding, two car gar­ garage, in desirable location, wish to be disassociated tion. resignations of James ‘‘More people who are duties required. Top hourly Phone 528-0606. An Equal Op­ students during school hours. age, treed lot, mint condition, handy to all schools. Excellent Guaranteed. Call anytime, cuss^ at the Town Council Over 30 }‘ears $3. your home, $2.50 my home. 646-2065. with the Recreation The council will discuss a Young, director of youth Travel Experience coming in now are actually rate with transportation and portunity Employer. $53,200, Philbrick Agency condition $44,500. Philbrick meeting tonight at 7:30 at uniforms. Excellent- oppor­ Call 289-3761. services and Laverne Authorized agent in Manchester Realtors, 646-4200. Agency Realtors, 646-4200. the Sykes School Department. letter from the Permanent interested in buying a car, tunity for the right person. CUSTOM DRAPERIES - The discussion will be Eklund from the Municipal for all Airlines. Railroads and made very reasonable, work auditorium. Municipal Building Com­ Steamship Lines. not just talking,” said Lyle Inquire Imperial Plumbing MANCHESTER - Moving part of the regular Citizen mittee concerning the Teen Building Committee. Walrath, sales manager at ana Oil Company, South Wind­ □ REAL ESTATE now, must sell. Seven room guaranteed, call anytime, 649- Mayor Thomas Benoit Dartmouth Road 4266. proposed the advisory Forum of the council Center and a letter from Hertford Ford in sor, 644-1521. ROUTE DRIVER Cape, nice neighborhood, good 7 Years Old private yard, larw two-car group to examine senior meeting. the Sewer Subcommittee Saicramento, Calif. He also Homes For Sale 23 TREE SERVlCE-(Soucier) HOUSEKEEPERS - We are Excellent 7 room Raised garage, fireplace. Everything citizen needs and Also on the agenda will concerning establishment said he noticed a swing Trees cut. trimmed or topped, now accepting applications WANTED $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet Ranch, 2-car garage, 2 lor a family to grow in and an programs. be reports on: Progress of of a sewer-water commis­ back to larger cars. for fu ll-tim e , 40 hour excellent investment. Asking stumps removed, fully in­ kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, fireplaces, appliances, sured. Got a tree problem? It was prompted by re­ the Youth Advisory Board, sion. “A couple of year ago, positions. Days. During week tile baths, $435 montnly in­ $36,900. Odegard Realty, 643- and on weekends. Excellent Rockville Area city utilities, plastered Well worth a phone call. 742- cent action on the part of a Councilman Thomas Town Atty. Martin Burke xmas napkins everyone made the swing come. Hutchins Agency, 646- walls, near school, quiet 4365. 8252. fringe benefits, ^ p ly in per­ 3166. In 7 colorti to smaller cars,” he said. son. Meadows (Jonvalescent To service paper delivery neighborhood. Ansaldi WANTED ODD Jobs - Raking ‘"Fhey now know they gave Home, 333 Bidwell Street, $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room built. Owner retiring, up a lot of luxury for a very Manchester. to racks and stores. priced (or quick sale. leaves, painting, cleaning Council and PZC meet tonight Ranch, fireplace, baseboard *2,000 TAX CREDIT cellars and attics, no job too feiv extra miles per heating, stove, refrigerator. small. Reasonable rates. Free cluster zoning regulation at HOUSEWIVES - Earn extra Hutchins Agency 646-3166. CHARLES LESPERANCE LAST CHANCE Coventry of town owned property, gallon.” imcome, pleasant working call647-9946 estimates. 646-7786. The council will meet at 8 p.m. th# wlfod* ■ Aarif Sales manager Bud 649-7620 To buy and receive the Tax MONICA SHEA every conditions, hours 9-1, 5-9. Call REDUCED FOR quick sale - Credit. Offer expires Jan. 7:30 in the Board Room of At 8:30 p.m. the commis­ dowrftown mftneM n«l'4P llUle lilngl Harrison at Gardena Ford us for interview, 875-0776. SNOWPLOWING • Industrial, 742-9495 two family, 30 Locust Street, CIRCA 1830 well maintained 1,1976. Must have a signed commercial and institutional. the Town Hall. sion will hold a public in Los Angeles said no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. The Town Council will PART TIME - Clerk typist for nine room Antique Colonial, contract by then and can Parking lots and driveways. meet tonight to discuss the PZC m e e t in g hearing on the application business has been good and four fireplaces, four close next year. Sanding available. Free es­ All yellow micron cas6f Caty Peymenti insurance agency, general of­ MANCHESTER - cute Ranch Flanders River Road The Planning and Zoning of John Motycka for a five is now stabilizing. While fice duties, 9-12. Five days per bedrooms, study, one full and This lovely new Contem­ timates. Call after 6 p.m., 528- lot subdivision on Folly fuel economy still is a big with four bedrooms, rec two 1/2 baths plus attached 1418 or 646-1322. Bridge and to make ap­ Commission will meet week. Recent work room, fireplace, full base­ porary L-Ranch has 3 tonight to discuss the Lane and for a special per­ issue and people are buying experience preferred. Car GENERAL MAINTENANCE five room unfinished carriage bedrooms, 2 baths, living pointments. • ment, priced to sell at $36,900. shed, potential for studio, BULLDOZING and excava­ application of Barak mit for a golf course, smaller cars with fewer required. Write Box X, McDonald’s has an opening for a general Owner anxious, Frechette & room w/beamed cathedral The council will also dis­ Manchester Herald. etc., two story barn, well tion, licensed septic system, Homes for Arrowhead swimming pool and tennis options, he said, he has maintenance man, with a starting salary Martin, Inc. Realtors 646-4144. treed lot, $54,000, Philbrick ceiling, fireplace, kitchen installation and repair, cuss the appointment of a O u r 75th Anniversary Vfear w/dining area and laundry. town attorney for the com­ Ridge. club and a special permit As LeadingJewelers&Silvefsniiths found his dealership in­ NEW BUSINESS - Seeking of up to $3.00 an hour. Responsibilities ““ mxhchestih: ' ’ Agency Realtors, 646-4200. landscaping and trucking, 2-car garage, city utilKies, loam and fill for sale. Free es­ ing year. The commission has un­ for a clubhouse alcohol stalling more extras before people with sales and include: Floors, walls, windows and Math«r 8t., Solid six room Brick til Jan. 21 to render a deci­ permit. they are delivered to managerial experience. Capo, wUh full shad dormar, COLONIAL - seven rooms, 1 $49,900. timates. Call after 6 p.m., 646- Other items on the agen­ general maintenance. Apply in person at baths, firaplaca, finished base­ 1/2 baths, three bedrooms, 1322. sion on this application but The commission is also customers. Unlimited income, for am­ ment plus garage. Choice set­ da include rules and 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER bitious person. For appoint­ McDonald’s of Manchester, 83 W. Center ting. Since repriced to sell at breezeway, garage, swim­ expected to render a deci­ Joseph Pallotti of Hart­ MERRITT ■procedures to be followed is expected to do so at ment; 742-9087. St., Manchester, Ct. $37,900. ming pool, redwood deck, ODD JOBS - Trucking, home sion on the BeeBee Camp Hartford • Westfarms Mall ford, Conn., said potential wooded yard. $42,500. Realtors 640-1180 repairs, serving Manchester at the town’s beaches and a tonight’s meeting. LLC R O C K EH REALTOR The commission will application for an eight-lot customers are willing to LPN or RN - part time. Laurel Philbrick Agency, Realtors, for five years. Free es­ proposed ordinance on 643-1577 subdivision. speiid their money faster. Manor, 649-4519. 646-4200. timates. 643-0304. commercial or private use hold a public hearing on a

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/a-/5" Aniw ar to Pravloue Puzzle Charles. M. Schultz Pg|^@©G^[t^g[L MHAT iie'ne We Feature Quality Dark/Bright Because 17 years of building and GALA SALEI © g P T a Dear Abby 3 Russian name L O o K i M C F o r i 5 maruiging apartments has taught us schat Ladlee, stop In and inspect our new PamNy Wagons, ACROSS u l B H n V really matters. 1 Gleam 4 Feminine is ilQ 1^11 I DIDN'T Scouts and TravolersI They are beautHuBy atylod and .6 Shadow nickname Q af:4 l^ 3 HEAR THE WHAT HAPPENED IN 1066? i o M f i o M f i S m a r t Available immediqtelyt one and two tho tour wtioot driva will gfvo oonSdonco and safely on By Abigail Van Buren 11 Papal 5 Summer (Fr.) m n n n L j NOM^ bedroom townhouses. Includes heat, air snow and ieo. emitaary 6 Japanese coin EdUU [3C1L3 QUESTION, ^ N O U ^ H T o p a s s o UR conditioner, dishwasher, wall to wall 13 French 7 brags nE4L4 U1UE3 MA'AM... J---- HIRING Inventor 8 Prayer finale carpet, individual basement, private patio. uiHHKua 'arMuora 14 Household 9 Pulverized soil LiaiR i^r-ininL! APTiTuDe rest Bur item 10 Gaelic tlU E S n 15 Except 1 2 ------the Rad u m a r j RVMB FMOUAH To WoRR WRK**** by R.F. Damato 16 Equality In 13 Reddish brown UldHr=l |lIyiiiABfi _ DEAR ABBY: I am a male, age 32. My parents had me value 18 Shining F o r t h e P J f f W f O F F E R . Call PAUL DOUGAN, REALTOR, wcumcised when I was an infant. We are ChrisUans, so 17 They (Fr.) 20 Forsaken 29 Have charge of 45 Masculine at 646-102^r^643^53^^^ 19 Grafted (her.) 21 Greek letters 32 Incursion appellation there was no religious reason for having maimed me in this 20 Migratory 22 Threefold 34 Haunt 46 Molstans manner. Insects 23 Lumps (coll.) 39 Sphere of 47 Actual being MflllTHIlOP Br DICK CAVAUI I feel that subjecting a helpless child to such bariaric 23 Obscurity 24 EnUce action (Phil.) MANCHESTER - Deluxe two LARGE FOUR room apart- surgery *s an assault on his person and a violation of his 26 Mai d e ------25 Of the ear 4 0 ------light49 Primary bedroom Duplex, half of two 27 Round speck 27 Bereft of light 41 Countsrfalt color MCM BOUGHT YOU LOOKS LIKE iMefOINGrTO BE ment for rent, second floor. . .w , ^ considering suing my parents for 28 Slouan Indian family, full basement, in- completely remodeled, all 30 Extravagant 42 London gallery 51 Equipment /A BEAUnF/Jt- SPENPINe-A LCFOFTIME Cali or Stop in For a Big Trada-ln $100,000 for having permanently disBgured me. 31 Repeat (var.) 43 Solar disk (var.) 52 Time before Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss eludes appliances, carpeting, appliances including washer Do you know if such a suit has ever been Bled? 33 Causa (2 wds.) NEW WINTER a v t r . HICXNS IN THE CELLAR. ^ Allowanco Eattmatal No OHIgaaon, of I r " r " r 5“ r ~ IT $250 per month, Paul W. and dryer. $170 per month, SERIOUS IN N.Y. 35 Nobleman ------Dougan Realtor, 646-1021. 643- security required. Available Courao! 36 Dry, Ilka wine 11 12 is TFfjr o 4535. December 16th. 649-2252. 37 Cameroon YESTERDAY I WAS o DEAR SERIOUS: No, I don’t. But if you win, you could \HMPH! WAS tribesman 14 15 OUT UNTIL SEVEN- THERE ANY - We Also Have Medium call it “ severance pay.’’ 38 Enjoyed I WASN'T IN THE WRONG APART- , BUT- WHEN I GOT SIGN THAT MENT, MRS. HARKINS.' THIS /MAN W 1 / W 39 Took lor l HOME, THE DOOR ANYONE 18 17 8 WAS RIGHT HERE YESTERDAY granted WAS STILL LOCKED', WAS HERE? and Heavy Duty Tnidks! AFTERNOON—AT FOUR O'CLOCK/ NOW RENTING! 41 Celestial ITm _ DEAR ABBY: Like a lot of other people, I never thought luminary 44 Within (comb, TT YT 28 INDEPENDENCE I’d be writing to Dear Abby, but I nave something to say. form) “ 1 I lived with my husband for a year before we were m a rri^ 45 Be Indebted to W l 48 Loathera because we both wanted to be sure we were right for each 3$ VILLAGE other in every way. so Speechifies 0 » n »y MIA. IdC ■ T M B n u t h i (W 1%-IS Manchester : ENTERPRISE INC. I know the heartache it causes parents who have trouble 53 Expiates . 'Dir. from Route 6 & 44A 276 Hartford Rd. • Phone 643-2408 54 Periods of accepting that sort of thing, but iKUeve me, divorce, which darkness North on Rt. 83 (Main St.) AUTHORIZED SALES, SERVICE S PARTS is dirty and painful 99 per cent of the time, is even harder on 55 Bacchante IT Serv/cet Offered 31 Healing-Plumbing 35 Oogt-BIrdt-PelB 4 3 Apartments For Bent S3 to Henry. them. I know. I ’ve been there, too. (var.) 41 42 43 JT IT I never slept with my Brat husband until we were 56 Web-footed Unusual one bedroom Townhouses in a bird 48 BOB JOBIN- wallpapering SEWERLINES, sink lines, DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ VERNON- Town House GTERNATIOIIAL HARVESTER married, and that marriage was a nightmare. We dated for so 51 cleaned with electric cutters, vations. Combined inside/out- Gardens, a beautifully park-like setting, quiet neighborhood, DOWN and painting, quality work to three years before we were engaged, but we didn’t really 58 84 Priscilla’s Pop — Al Vermeer your satisfaction. by professionals. McKinney side runs, partitioned privacy, landscaped apartment com­ close to shopping, church, bus, pool and know each other. 1 Small error Guaranteed, references and Bros. Sewage Disposal Com­ germicidal lighting. Canine munity of unusual architec­ tennis. I don’t think kids who have lived together should expect 2 Wife of Zeus 88 bti pany, 643-5308. Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon tural design. Total electric, no (myth.) insured, fast service, 649-9027. Apartments For Bent 53 their parents to give them a big wedding and honeymoon, - 1! Road, Manchester, 646-5971. pets. One and two bedroom Featuring: SHE'S BEEN K AND TbU SAY] ONLY 864,000 ] t j 1968 YELLOW automatic VW but I don’t believe a wedding can make a marriage. {NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i NO JOB too small, toilet apartments available im­ • Massive Bedroom • Walk-In Closets A T IT A L L SHE ISN'T A SECONDS TILL SNOWPLOWING - commer­ FURNISHED APARTMENT, convertible, good second car, Living together may be no guarantee that the marriage cial and residential, free es­ repairs, plugged drains, PRIVATE riding instructions, mediate through January 1st. • Full Basement • Laundry Hook-Ups call 875-1897 after 5. EVENING' ^ s c h o l a r .' CHRISTMAS) / ^8 kitchen faucets replaced. 1 1/2 room efficiency. $145. will succeed, but a t least both parties will know what they timates. 649-3015. English and Western, $5.00 Starting at $165 per month. • Private Entrances and Patios Security, heat./Parking. Bus repaired, rec rooms, per hour, call 633-5571, Call 872-0528 Monday through MERCEDES BENZ, 230,1966. are getting into. itnroom remodeling, s Air Conditioner • Color Co-ordinated Decor line. No leaw/289-7475. It may not be the answer for everyone, but I wish people Win at Bridge HEBRON TREE Service - anytime. Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. for ap­ Includes Heat Very clean, very good condi­ experienced, insured, and modernization, etc. Free es­ pointment. tion. Excellent buy. Call 522- would quit condemning those who think it’s best for them. reasonable, call 643-9068 or timates gladiy given. M & M BASSET HOUND - AKC Homes for Bent 54 9800 days, or 247-9031. I’ve been married for two years and have an adorable 646-1523. Piumbing & Heating, 649-2871. registered, male, eight VERNON- spacious modern We have a large variety of 1 & 2-bedroom 4-month-oId baby. months, $150, 742-9394. one and two bedroom, apartments and. townhouses throughout VERNON - six room Ranch, 1 PARTS DEPARTMENT now NEVER BEEN HAPPIER Old forcing bid works well HAVING A House Party? FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ apartments, in a quiet, well the Town pf Manchester. 1/2 baths, family room, in- open Saturdays. Complete line bing Repairs and •••••••• groomed complex, heat, hot eludes appliances, one car Of Chrysler parts. Chorches DEAR NEVER: When you assume that living together Need a waitress or help with 48 preparations? Call us at 649- remodeling, sewer lines Antiques water, carpeting throughout, Raymond F. Damato garage, $ ^ a month, Paul W. Motors, 6^3646. for a year will teach both parties “what they are getting NORTH (D) 15 cleaned electrically. Prompt dishwasher, two air con­ Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- into,’’ you’re baying at the moon. A successful marriage is service on emergencies. 643- WANTED Antique furniture, 4535. A A ditioners, laundry, and a Owner Developer 1965 CHEVY Impala, good made of three parts; luck, patience and effort. I know of no V AKQ6S42 Jim: ’’Most experts use two 7024. ______glass, pewter, oil paintings, or professional staff that cares. running condition, $250 or nest Palntlng-Papering 32 other antique items. R. sure shortcuts. ♦ A87 clubs as their only forcing BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ All included for $190, and $225, Designed H'ith STORRS - UCONN area, large offer, 647-1515, ask for Pete. AAQ Harrison, 643-8709. no pets, 872-4400. You in Mind two bedroom home, opening. A very few use one Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence Venetian Blind Repairs & Sales bing - All heating and plum­ WEST ’ EAST club. These can both work bing repairs plus remodeling. caipeting, stove refrigerator, 1969 PONTIAC GTO, 400 cu. CUSTOM I STOCK SHUfS FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ Model Open 11:30 til 8 P.M. Daily $250 monthly, security, one ♦ 6 A ----- well if you learn how to handle Call 643-1496. iq., four speed, standard, V J 9 8 V 10 7 3 YOU'VE MADE EASY’5 MOVIE REELS WILL BE tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, year lease, 649-5371. DEAR ABBY; I was recently called for jury duty for three all the problems they cause ARRAWSEMENTS ^ BY GEORGE, THOSE FILMS HAD 1 Also a Complete Line of VILLAGER APARTMENTS Paul W . Dougan, Realtor engine in good condition, body ♦ K652 AQ 10 943 RUSHED TO THE L A B FOR PRO­ BETTER SHOW WHAT WASH AND lamps, etc. Now accepting weeks. I work three hours a dayand made arrangements to you but don’t let anyone tell 1NITH THE FILM CUSTOM MUPtS t ROMM SIMKS Flooring 36 Five room Townhouse needs work, $700, call 64^ A 10 8743 AKJ965 CESSING AS SOON AS THE EASY CLAIM THEY SHOW! consignments, for January ♦ - ^ STORRS - UCONN area, large make up the work at odd hours so I could serve as a juror. you that they simplify bid­ r ^ L A E T AIR/V10BILE LANDS! MANCHESTER apartment, U4 tiled baths, 649-3940 646-1021 643 4535 2982. auction. 644-8962. two bedroom home, I felt it was an honor and a privilege, but when I mention SOUTH ding. They, and particularly VENETIAN BLIND CO. FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, 2 air conditioners, wall-to- AKQJ 10 9875432 floors like new, no waxing, carpeting, stove, refrigerator, CHEVROLET Impala, 1970, it to people, they make me feel as .though I must have been the artificial one club, really SPLENDID! 29 HSSEH STRHT 646-1422 wall carpeting, full base­ $250 monthly, security, one crazy to let myself get “trapp^” for jury duty. They say I ¥ ---- (specializing in older floors). Wanted to Buy MANCHESTER - elegant two THREE ROOMS - second hardtop, two door, power complicate matters.” 49 ment; heat, hot water, floor, with heat and year lease, 649-5371. steering, brakes, air, one should have had a doctor write me an excuse or have my ♦ J Oswald: “Here is a hand bid Ceilings and inside painting. bedroom Townhouse available A2 INSIDE - Outside painting. John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- appliances, fireplace. No at the Coachhouse, 1 1/2 appliances, available January ••• driver, excellent gas, veiy boss say that it would jeopardize my job. some years ago. South decid­ OLD DOLLS - Paying top pets. North-South vulnerable cial rates for people over 2222. prices for your old dolls, $65. baths, formal dining area, 1, no pets, security deposit Business for Bent 55 good condition, $1395,646-5921 Am I a nut for feeling as I do? Or do only suckers serve? ed to take full control. His Fully insured. Estimates and up for China and bisque 6 4 9 -76 2 0 private entrances and patio, requirM, call 647-9660 after 4. HONORED plan was to bid six if North given. Call 649-7863. 800 SQUARE Feet of space 1975 FORD Granada, with West North East South r □ MISC. FOR SALE dolls. $100 and up for ByeTo. full basement, includes heat. showed two or three aces. appliances, carpeting, $290 TWO BEDROOM apartment, available, lower level in Ghia luxury package, air- DEAR HONORED: You’re no nut. You are a good When North showed all four Never give or sell a doll 4N.T. WALLPAPER Hanging - $3.00 without getting our offer. Call NEWER three bedroom per month. Paul W. Dougan no pets, $160. A vailable prime commercial location, conditioning and stereo, etc. citizen, and others could learn from you. 2 ¥ Pass (they played five clubs to 5,000 miles. $5,100. 6464629. Pass 7 * per roll. Experinced Articles lor Sale 41 locally, 875-7356. Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. February 1st. Security ideal for office space.643-2738. Pass show zero or four aces) South tradesman. Call R. appliances, carpeting, full required. Call 646-2147. Pass Pass Pass bid seven spades.” Starkweather, 644-3194. ALUMINUM sheets used as basem ent, $260 monthly, OFFICE SPACE - 700 square 1972 PLYMOUTH Sebring, Opening lead - 4 * mag wheels, automatic Jim: “ He probably had printing plates, .007 thick, Frechette & Martin Realtors, BOLTON - quiet deluxe one feet. East Center St., ideal for some anxious moments if PAINTING - interior and 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for □ RENTALS 646-4144. bedroom Townhouse professionals, qiarking,- 646- transmission, power brakes. PRESIDENTIAL power steering, air- Astro-graph North thought about notrump, Alley Oop — Dave Graue exterior, paperhanging, $1. Phone 643-2711. appliances, carpeting, private 2212. By Oswald & James Jacoby excellent •'Work. References. VILLASE APTS. walk-out basement, no pets, conditioning, A M /I^ radio. but I see things ended happily. MANCHESTER- Three North let him play the one Free estimates. Fully in­ Booms lor Bent 52 adults only, 649-5371. OFFICE SPACES for rent on $2,000. 649-2763. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL IF Y'ASK IVIE, YOU'RE TOO I DONT LIKE THIS CLEAN USED refrigerators, bedroom apartment, in newer MANCHESTER makable grand slam.” ... r WANT ..■EITHER YOU 6 0 WITH HIM, sured. Martin Mattson, 649- ranges, automatic washers, 2-family, carpeted, Main St. in Manchester, ideal Oswald: ”We discussed 'vOUNe T'EVEN BE THINKING MAN, OR. WONMUS-' YOU TO GET OR WE SCRUB THE ENTIRE 4431. 1967 PONTIAC w agon, SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) ABOUT FEMALE EQUALITY/ with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s ESSEX MOTOR INN- Weekly appliances, air-conditioning, location for professional of­ For Tuesday, Dec. 16, 1975 strong two bids all last week. SOMEBODY, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- rooms, single $56, double $69. $245 monthly, security One and two bedrooms. fices, very convenient to all excellent running condition, 18 Business and financial matters ELSE TO Manchester, MPG, radial tires, $650, call will be your concern for the There are lots of reasons why TAKE HIS PAPER HANGING Expert. 2171 plus tax, continental required, references, no pets. Near schools, churches facilities. Please call 6464100, ARIES (March 21-April 19) city of village Charm 872-6593. next lew days. Don't be you should use something A Wisconsin reader wants to PLACE.' Your average paper, in breakfast, air-conditioning, 643-5836. Available February 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. You're very good at managing and shopping center, on people today. Your sensible, pessimistic. The ball is boun­ better if you want to get the know if spades were always average room, $25. Mr. ROTOR ANTENNA for sale. color TV. Call 646-2300. 1st. Looking for an Apt.? Richman, 646-3864. bus line. Call anytime. TWO ROOM office for rent, PINTO - 1973, three door realistic approach will be very cing toward you. best possible results. On the the highest-ranked suit. Call 6464822 after 5. We have 30 different helpful to those under you. other hand if you are an or­ LARGE COMBINATION total 312 square feet, with Runabout, 4 -s p ^ transmis­ SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. The answer is that they “nrflTinnRSLir“ apartments and sion, tinted glass, low dinary bridge player and just R. HEBERT & Son living room, bedroom, private 6 46 -26 23 Uont and rear entrance, TAURUS (April 20-May 20) 21) You may have to make a always have been in the game DARK RICH Loam - five mileage, excellent condition, want to have fun there is no paperhanging, painting, com­ yards $28, plus tax, gravel and entrance, private bath, APARTMENTS townhouses, in 17 private lavatory, available You'll have a very profitable difficult decision with your of contract bridge, but in the CMUS MU «n L H M TFS. $2095, call 568-5136. reason to complicate your mercial and residential, free stone, seasoned firewood, 643- cooking privileges. Call 649- iocalions throughout December 1, call 643-1186. day businesswise. 'You are pru­ soulmate today. What you do first days of auction they were IUMKS1B may seem hard and bridge life by trying estimates, 644-0642. 9504. 5610. CIOM to shopping and gram­ dent, but if it comes down to the lowest suit. The promotion Manchester. MECHANIC’S SPECIAL - calculating, but It will prove mar school, adjacant to Jonlor 122 EAST CENTER ST. push-and-shove you can drive something else. The old- from bottom to top occurred FOUR ROOMS, first floor, 1 bedroom ranch 1972 Chevy Caprice, 4-door best. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom DRY OAK Fireplace wood, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING - high and high school. Fasturing modern first floor office, the harder bargain. fashioned two bid works pret­ around 1910. liraplacas, ona or two car gar­ garage, 'cellar storage, large type at the hardtop, air-conditioning etc. H-lS Saout_ Painting - Interior and split and ready for fireplace, room for rent, stove heat-air, carpeting and pan­ GEMINI (May 21-June 20) You CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. ty well.” ages. host and hot water, two air ard, on Hartford, Rd. Teresa $139 Engine and body need some O l976t)yltfA Inc IM Reg US P»l QM exterior. Paperhanging. $20 orders, delivered, refrigerator and linen conditioners, I ’/i baths, ate., In- eling. Ample parking. Merritt have excellent leadership abili­ 19) Be prepared to work hard Remodeling. Gutters. Fully lanchester, $165 monthly, 1 bedroom Agency, 646-1180. work. Any offer over $600 con­ telephone 742-7886. provided, 801 Main St., 649- call 649-2871. ty today. Don't hide your light today. Expect no more than a Berry’s World insured. 649-9658. 9879. Woodod and Quiet. Not a townhouse at sidered. Also transmission for under a bushel. If others lag. just compensation, fair for the thru straaL Will ba lully com- Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway INDUSTRIAL OFFICE Space 1966 Pontiac, excellent condi­ jump out and head the parade. efforts expended. CHRISTMAS SPECIAL - Big plalad In Dacambar. DUPLEX, four rooms, two independence * a i ; a tion. Write Box 158, Box Building-Contracting 33 savings on studio used Spinet FEMALE ROOMMATE Village - approximately 700 sq. feet Applieatlona baing accaptad bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, near located within Manchester Mountain Road, Bolton, Conn. CANCER (June 21-July 22) It's AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) organs at Dubaldo Music wanted to share house, gar­ for immadlala rantals and future 1 ' bedroom best to keep mum today about Your affairs are somewhat age, quiet neighborhood, near hospital, $190 per month. town limits. $175 per month. 06040. POLLY WANTS A NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Center, 186 West Middle occupancy. References required. townhouse at your personal resources, es­ complicated today. There's no Remodeling, repairing, ad­ stores. $90 plus. Call 643-4026. So coma over and sea your Heat and electricity. Call 646- problem if you keep a firm POLLY WANTS A CEAI^IER! POLL'/'WANTS 'himpkike. Open 3-9 daily, 9-5 Philbrick Agency Realtors, Pine Ridge 1974 DODGE Van, custom in­ pecially 1/ you’re talking to ditions, rec rooms, porches future epertm enl.. . 7297. hand on the tiller. Don't back DUACKER' POLLY A CRACKER./POLLY rt Saturday. 646-4200. Village terior, V-8, Many extras, someone who's less than an in­ and roofing. No job too small. FURNISHED ROOM for rent, OPEN FOR INSPECTION timate acquaintance. oil or back down. WANTS ACI2ACKER! WANTS A CRACKER! Dally 3 P.M. until 7 P.M. headers, side pipes etc. Call 1- Call 649-3144. FIFTY-FIVE gallon steel parking, near bus line, all con­ bedroom TWO ROOM Suite, private or by appointment MANCHESTER Gardens - townhouse at lavatory, ideal for 747-5964. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) drums, with stands, for veniences, 649-6914. This is a good time for you to 646-0800 or 646-1540 two bedroom duplex in Homestead Park A A a r professional. Central location find yourself in a tight spot to­ CARPENTRY - Repairs, kerosene or fuel oil. 643-2880. beautiful country setting, $199 day. don't hesitate to ask start a home project that can't 238 CHARTER OAK St. - Village near hospital. Front'and rear 1965 VOLVO - 122S, ' remodeling, additions, gar- monthly includes heat, hot friends for help or advice. be completed in an afternoon Room with private entrance entrances. Air-conditioning. Mechanically sound, new ' ages, roofing, call David WHEELS- 13” , 14” , GM. 15” ANDOVER four room heated water, appliances, and 1 bedroom ranch paint and fine interior. $900. They'll back you 100 per cent. or evening. You'll have time to ■ Patria, 644-1796. Ford. 14” Plymouth Wagon. suitable for working person. typo at Sunny 643-1186. finish It later. apartment, appliances, wall- parking. Walk to everything. Call 643-8634. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sapl. 22) Snow caps, never touctied No cooking. Security. $20 Superintendent, 646-0090. Brooke Village weekly. 649-1746. to-wall carpet, no childern or The next few days will be very ^ WES ROBBINS carpentry ground. 643-2880. pets, call 742-7676. Robert C. White Company, 2 bedroom DFFICE SPACE Y o u r I *■ remodeling specialist. Aa- 1968 GREEN Pontiac Catalina Important ones for you where 236-5961. Equal housing. townhouse at FDR RENT wagon, 9 passenger, air, good major goals are concerned. " ditions, rec rooms, dormers, SEASONED CORD Wood - ROOM FOR RENT - $22 per JOMES WAT J WUVE TRV W HOW 350,000 BTU, oil fired hot air homes, multiple dwellings, no dishwasher, disposal, carpeting, 29 GLEN WOOD STREET - TOYOTA - See us for reliable CLEARAHCESALE furnace used. Call 646-7297. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate pool and your own private terrace Two bedroom Duplex, ENTERPRISES, INC. used Toyotas with our 60-day mesiDeuT 00 you LITTLE ELVES ^ ( jOTTA RUNNIN',M ABOUT TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser­ In a country setting. From $160. appliances, private basement, 100% warranty. We also buy WANT FOR CHRISTMAS?) BE A ^ AN Associates, Inc. 646-1980. No pets. 240 New State Rd. Clean ona bedroom vice - Remodeling, repairs, CHRISTMAS TREES - no pets, lease and security used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, BUT DON'T tell ME / KIPPIN’ STEREO / AUTO- 872-4223 529-6586 M anchester with gun burner, $095. additions, custom building. No Thousands to choose from, try required. $210. per month. 345 C e n te r S tr e e t, SANTA KNOWS.' A WITH ANP A i 6RAPKEP MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 Rental office open job too small. Free estimates. us, you’ll like what we have. bedroom Townhouse, 1V4 872-3976 Available Januaft-y 1st. 649- R ochester, 6464321. Nice two bedroom, SUI THAT trail A pilture The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Over 25 years experience. 643- Yeoman’s Tree Farm, Lake baths, full basement, private 9455 or 647-9773. 9 to 5 weekdays matching appliances, $1,> PRINTOUT BIKE OF 5769. Road, Andover, follow sign entrances and patio, includes 9 to 3 Saturdays WE PAY $15 for complete 995. you WANT SOME ) I V TtiBBY ThlR(0U<3Hjl CHER from Route 6, heat, appliances, carpeting, MANCHESTER - Brand new SUNNY - four rooms, second PAUL W. DOUGAN, junk cars. Call Joey, Tolland Great buy, two PRUMS ANP A ^ YOUR YOU B E E N A ROOM ADDITIONS, garages, floor apartment, in modern Realtor anytime Auto Body, 528-1990. YOU DIDN'T GET BAD BO'/,^FREDDV pool, air-conditioning, $290 three bedroom duplexes, star­ bedroom, carpeting, REAL COMPUTER m '/ WILMA'S CHRISTMAS recreation rooms, dormers, SNOWMOBILE - Skidoo, per month. Paul W. Dougan, ting at $250 per month. two family. $185 monthly. 646-1021 - 643-4838 matching appliances, porches, roofing, gutters. (£) l9 7 S b y W irn «rB ro i. Inc. ELECTRIC PRESENT YBX Eian, four years old. Used two Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. Includes■ efu' appliances, and is Utilities not included, adults, 1972 MERCURY Marquis, FLR, $2,995. T M A io U S P it 0ft Quality workmanship. Winter four-door, one owner. TRAIN.' years, total five hours. With fully carpeted, heat not in­ no pets, security required. Ready to live In, 10 rates. Over 25 years double trailer, gas can, UNUSUAL Deluxe one cluded. No pets. Security and 646-3325, after 5. THREE ROOM apartment. Beautiful condition, well ■ 7 " experience. For tree es­ cared for. Air-conditioning, minutes from Hartford, NO....I helmet, gloves. Asking ^00. bedroom Townhouse, private references required. Call 647- Porter Street area, neat, elec- iG H ID H E R timate, call 646-2672. 649-2252. MANCHESTER - Three AM/FM stereo, automatic won’t last long, nice lot, entrances and patio, full base- 9936 or 649-2003. THE BEARP CHARGE ment, includes, heat. bedroom newer duplex, 1 1/2 transmission, power steering, skirting and steps, much PLATE/ power brakes, new tires. Bom more. $5,995 REAL OR BoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 FOR SALE - Coppertone elec­ appliances, carpeting, and NEWER TWO Bedroom baths, full basement, large f^A-HA-NA tric stove and refrigerator, country kitchen with stove, value $2,300. Best offer. Call Move up to 14’ wide JUST THE pool. $245 per month. Paul W. Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, NOSE? BIDWELL Home Improve­ $150 for both, Kenmore Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or appliances, carpeting, full refrigerator and dishwasher. FOUR ROOMS - first floor, 646-2597 weekdays. 742-9575 living. No batter time to ment Co. Expert instsSafion washer and dryer, $75 for 643-4535. basem ent, $225 monthly. Wall-to-wall shag carpeting separate heat, security, $170 a nights, weekends. trade. Brand new 14’ front JHivRE of aluminum siding, gutters both, call 875-0614. Security, no pets. 643-2289. throughout. Large yard, month, 646-5861. kitchen, bow window, / 1973 PLYMOUTH, 4-door NOT and trims. Roofing installa­ MANCHESTER - newer three private driveway. $275 per matching appllancos, $9,- DUMHAM - buckle ski boots, MANCHESTER - Attractive sedan, 440 engine, air con­ .REAL tion and repairs. 649-6495,875- bedroom Duplex, half of two 118 MAIN ST., three room month. Available now or 895. 9109. 10 1/2M $30 , 646-6255 after 4. later. 568-7687. two room apartment, stove, ditioning, power steering, ^\LITUE family, full basement, in­ heated apartment, security, All sizes of 14’ wide In cludes appliances and $190, call 646-2426, 9-5. refrigerator, heat, electricity, power brakes, radial tires, i4\aVES. Buz Sawyer — Roy Crane '• HORACE Tetrauit — Siding, METAL STORAGE Cabinet, carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, $ ^ SIX ROOM apartment. Broad references, no pets. $145. 646- $1,295. Call after 5, 742-9760. stock. Priced to sell. formica table, with five 3167, 228-3540. Immediate delivery. m ® II-IS roofing, storm windows, aw- per month, Paul W. Dougan MANCHESTER - large two and Center Street area. Three THAT MUST ^ THIS IS TONY, DR.DOVER. HAVE YOU HEARD ' nings. Quality workmanship, chairs, loveseat, two washers. bedrooms, large closets, pan­ 1971 PINTO, 2,000cc, 4-speed, Excellent financing ! I SAW HER BEING PUT INTO Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 ANY FURTHER WORD ABOUT YOUR WIFE'S j.AN A/WBULANCE TW O . free estimates. Fully insured. Call 649-6735 after 4 p.m. try, cellar, garage. Heat in­ ROCKVILLE - four large new snow tires, 37,000 miles, available. Parte. baths, private entrances and Short Ribs — Frank Hill CONDITION?, HOURS AGO. I'VE TRIED 872-9187, 649-3417. cluded. Half of two-family on rooms, bath and pantry, excellent gas mileage, venr Supplies. and MANCHESTER - new unusual patio, full basement, includes jTO REACH NOU. SEIKO direct from importer, one bedroom Duplex heat, appliances, carpeting, dead-end street. $220 per carpet and appliances fur­ good condition. $1,150. 875- Accessories. Full time save 30-40% on men’s nished, one car garage, and 8761. ' ROOFING - Specializing . . , , - Tow'nhouses now renting at $265, per month, Paul W. month. Security deposit and service department. j Ve p u t o n s o a a u o h THINK 1 CAN / t w in b r o o m s ./ ) " f repairing roofs, new roofs, watches, chronographs, independence Village. Full references required. half basement, no children or wasMT. ave h a d -to h e l p y o u • Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643------gutter work, chimneys, divers, sport and dress basements, private entrances 4535. Available now. Reply to Box pets. Security, $225 per 1969 DODGE, Monaco wagon, & VE UP FLVIAJ6 RPR . cleaned and r^aired. 30 years models. Guaranteed. Phone and patio, includes heat, A, Manchester :Herald. month, 649-5029. ' 51,000 miles, power steering, PLAZA HOMES A VVMILE. experience. F^ree estimates. 875-9791. appliances, carpeting, air con­ ROCKVILLE - three room power brakes, good condition, Howley, 643-5361. ditioner. Close to shopping, apartment, with heat, hot NEWER THREE Bedroom THREE ROOMS - and tile $875, 646-1292. 1848 Wilbur Crosi WE BUY and sell furniture. church and bus. Model open water, stove, refrigerator, Duplex, spacious kitchen, 1 bath, heat, hot water in­ Highway, ; D&A ROOFING. Roofs, Cash on the tine. One piece or 11:30- 8 p.m., daily. Henry St. and garage, $158, second floor, 1/2 baths, appliances, full cluded, adults security 1968 MUSTANG 6 cylinder, Berlin Turhpike, ; siding, gutters, and leaders. an entire houseful. M6-6432. off Main St., Manchester. ideal for single person, no basement wittl hook-ups, deposit, references, no pets, three speed, good running con­ Berllh,C0nn,^ I Free estimates. Fully ih- Furniture Barn, 345 Main St. Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 648- pets, security deposit cable TV, no pets, $275. Call parking, 15 1/2 School St., dition, $500 or trade for snow 1-82M38D < sured. 249-0205. Beside Douglas Motors. 1021, 643-4535, 649-3940. required, call 643-9678. 646-8057. across from East Side Rec. mobile. 649-3304. a 1175 by N£A. Inc . T M RtQ U S P$( OtI