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CERTIFIED IMwil NATIONAL INSTITUTE Business-Directory Guide For FOR 725 EAST NnOMIM U .S. and France to Seek sum > AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EXCELLENCEEXCELLE sauiiicr^ UMCO TIUIISMSSKM Of MMKI&Tn MIDDLE TURNPIKE Manchester and Surrounding CALL 643-246J^ FREE MANCHESTER 53 Tolland Tphe. Manchoster-Vemon TERMS MIMS Unified Energy Policy Vicinity I towing Rt. 83 T m n UlM ARRANGED
n v ( . solidarity among.oil-importlng nations on TROIS ISLETS, MAR-nNIQUE (UPI) inflation. In particular, they agreed on the THE CRAFT & HOBBY CENTER featuring this week., CONSII,M,ER|S,Ali,S — President Ford and President Valery these Issues.” This signalled the trium ^ 775 MAIN STREET of Secretary of State Henry A. Kissinger’s Importance of avoiding measures of a OT'.l Giscard D’ Estaing today reversed a protectionist nature.” MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 m : decade of Franco-American rivalry and drive for a common western front against Ford and Giscard said the entire list of agreed to work toward a unified oil policy the oil producing nations. TEL.: 643-9338 their cooperation agreements "will be MANCHESTER PARKADE beginning with a March meeting of both The communique established this m carried out In the most expeditious 7 7 //'.’ Slorr for .ill Your Complete consumers and producers. timetable and compromise for action: manner possible.” At the end of a three-day summit —Both nations should use existing agen ALLiUi CABER of Your Suiti)lit‘s—/ Kissinger told newsmen immediately FAITH CABER Appliance Store meeting on this Caribbean island, the two cies and contacts to increase cooperation on energy policy. “In particular, such after the final summit talk that three days leaders issued a sweeping joint com in Martinique gave birth to a new spirit of cooperation should include programs of FAMOUS BRAND munique that also included an agreement cooperation between France and the energy conservation, for the development CAMPING EQUIPMENT Li MJ by France to pay the United States $100 United States. He called this one of the TELEVISION - APPLIANCES million dollars to compensate for the late of eidsting and alternative sources of TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING BAGS, AIR MAHRESSES, “really Important outcomes" of the sum French President Giarles De Gaulle’s act energy and for financial solidarity”. mit. STOVES, LANTERNS M M o n m of ordering U.S. forces out of loanee. -O il consuming industrial nations, the The agreement covered new cooperation less developed nations and the oil FARR’S 649-3589 in fields such as oil, financial matters, producers should hold in March a Northeastern Rail THE EVERYTHING STORE r.»,i W t h p U i t defense and global disarmament and preparatory meeting to set the stage for a Hnt U St«f t SIn| Service Plan Clears CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 STREET APPLIANCE I TV security. world petroleum conference to work out OPEN DAILY TO 9 P.M. J- FARR • 843-7111 Setting aside the bitterness of the De the problems of price and supply. The Court Hurdle Gaulle era, the joint communique said, French previously had inslated that the GROOMING... “as traditional friends and allies, the two full conference be held without any such 6 WASHINGTON (UPI) — The Supreme for Poodles and All Breeds PERSONAL TEE preparatory session. Porsonalizod Fun and Sportswear nations share common values and goals Court today removed the legal roadblocks STUD SERVICE... (A AGGIE and the two presidents expressed their The conununique also reported action DONE WHILE YOU WAIT that have been delaying development of a for Poodles, Toys & Miniatures determination to cooperate on this basis in on; unified rail network In northeastern Great GIfta For Any Occasion efforts to solve common problems.” —Gold: Ford and Giscard agreed on United States. SUDS & SCISSORS 35 Oak St., Manchester The Way It Was^ A Year Ago On energy, the communique said, the “closer financial cooperation’’ between By a 7 to 2 vote, the court reversed a Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 two leaders “stressed the importance of the United States and France. And the RT. 30, VERNON special three-judge federal panel in POST ROAD PLAZA Thurs. 'HI 8:30 presidents "agreed that it would be ap Philadelphia which last June found un PHONE Jordt St. was one of the streets other nearby communities without if you were to visit the street today, Hours 9-5 Mon. - Sat. 646-3339 propriate for any government which constitutional part of the scheme Congress By Appointment 875-7624 hardest hit during the ice storm- in electric power for several days. This you would only find a few scars on the wished to do so to adopt current market 1973 which left Manchester and many established for realizing a profitable, TRA VEL photo was taken by Sylvian Ofiara and trees to remind you of the storm. prices as the basis of valuation for its gold privately owned system as fast as possi boldinp." MERCURY AGENCY ble. ^onneetieut' Unll^iJ ^o in ^ o . m —Employment and trade; The two The United States Railway Association, INSIDE agreed their nations plus the European created under the 1973 Regional Rail 533 Main St. 6 4 3 -6 2 9 5 Manchester Phone 646-2756 Common Market "must adopt consistent Reorganization Act, may now submit to - k Great Ice Storm of ’73 Recalled economic policies in order to be effective Congress a "final system plan” for METAL DETECTORS Buy - Sell NO SERVICE CHARGE TODAY in avoiding unemployment while fighting northeast rail service. b; W liit t'i COINS Appraise By SOL R. COHEN Ice-covered power lines (telephone snapped back into place — breaking wires Collections Wanted Reservations tor • Hotels • Airlines • Steamships E d w i n E . B l o w The day dawned cold, crisp and clear— lines, too) snapped. ’Those that didn’t were again by the sudden impact. 627 Main Straat Manchester Forum of the A rts ...... Page 3 OUR 11th YEAR IN MANCHESTER and icy. broken when brandies fell on them. Many Hartford Electric L i^ t Co. officials ’That was tbq key word to it all that Dec. times, after fallen tree limbs were said later 11 of their 12 circuits serving Area P r o f ile ...... Pages 9,18, 20 17 day a year ago (it was a Monday then removed and the wires repaired, other ice- Manchester and East Hartford were out Buslniess new s...... Pages 21, 22 Parker Resigns Post FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies SPECIAL and exactly 52 weeks ago today) — icy. covered branches fell — breaking the on Monday. 875-3252 MACC N e u n ...... Page 23 647-1731 WM. PENN 10W40 Ice was everywhere — on cars, same wires. Crews Called In MCC calen d ar...... Page 23 A COMPLETE LINE OF WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS The Craft and Hobby Center MANCHESTER driveways, streets, sidewalks, trees and When the temperature rose in the mid HELCO, which normally supplies 15 line Of Bank President MOTOR OIL utility vdrn. The ice on the wires was an dle of the week and warm rain fell, ice East beats MHS...... Page 15 U N I O N S T . Located at 775 Main Street in Downtown Manchester, the Craft & Hobby Center is THE store for all your AUTO PARTS 191 CENTER ST. ROCKVILLE, CONN. inch to two inches thick— and not melting. melted off the trees and the brandies (See Page Fourteen) Herald Angle...... Page IS Edmund A. Parker, president of the MANCHESTER, CONN. supplies! Allan and Faith Gaber of the Craft & Hobby Center, strive to provide their customers with expert 270 BROAD ST Schauster, who resides at 22 " Mon. - Sal. 10-5 There had been rain and sleet the after- Mon. - Sal. 10-5 *12" Manchester State Bank since its Inception, advice and service, not merchandise only. They dispense fun and relaxation . . . Cumberland St., is president of Empire Thurt. 10-7 noon and night before and, as the has resigned his post, effective im The Craft & Hobby Center is varied to cover the broadest possible spectrum of the hobby and craft fields. If Par Casa Plus FED Tax tanperatnre fdl, everything froze. Tool & Mfg. Co. He is an incorporator of mediately. the bank and on its board of directors. Wedding Cakes A Specially they don’t have it, they will try their best to get it for you. Winter Wonderland? Laurel Manor Owner Denies The announcement waa made today by The bank opened for business Nov. 30, People awakened that morning to a Andrew Ansaldi Jr., chairman of the 1970. Parker had been named president in u-.x EVERYTHING IN WE CAN'T HIDE BEHIND ■ PARKADE BARBER SHOP glistening winter wonderland. Before the bank’s board of directors. Ansaldi said the February 1970 and assumed his post on i f J K ______OUR PRODUCT ■/; I ' ' ' week was up they’d had their fill of winter resignation was for personal reasons. MENS A BOYS LADIES A CHILDREN April 1, 1970. i STYLING A SHAPING MEN’S HAIRCUTTING and were wondering when things would be ConnPIRG Report Allegations Parker was unavailable for comment Parker was executive vice president and E BY CERTIFIED STYUST8 SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT back to normal. today. cashier of the Vernon National Bank from Many streets were impassable, keeping I 4 Chair Service — No Waiting Ansaldi said the board has named 1964 to 1968. From April 1968 until he , J .A . WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. warm impossible and quick relief im Joseph A. ISchauster to be chief executive By DOUG BEVINS McAuliffe, admitting that there were ConnPIRG said the study was done by assumed his Manchester post he was probable. officer on an interim basis, until a new \ FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS ,7 MANCHESTER PARKADE The owner of Laurel Manor Inc., a 45- several items in his home which needed revieuring official inspection reports and executive vice president and cashier at the 1.V,?:- \ "-'-A AppL Avail. Reports of power outages began president is appointed. He said Parker (Lower Laval-Raar) patient convalescent home in Manchester, correction (largely because of changes in by visits to homes with the pretense of a Woodbridge Bank and Trust Co. Wood- i m filtering in about 8:30 that Monday mor I Manchttitr 649* 7322 31 BIB Ii m II s S t.i . SlD-i49-6850 says he has cwnplied with every require the fire safety code), said most correc will assist Schauster in the transition of bridge is a suburb of New Haven. MANCHESTER OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE ning and,.in a few hours, almost the entire surveyor seeking a home for someone. ment of state and federal inspectors and tions were done immediately. duties until Jan. 1. town was without power. In some areas, The surveyors’ visit to Laurel Manor, he denies allegations made in a private Deficiencies Resolved 763 water supplies were low, due to a drop in McAuliffe said, was brief and the sur report on Capitol Region nursing homes ’The alleged deficiencies which weren’t veyors — who entered the facility under C MAIN ST. DON WILLIS Specializing In the pressure. released today. Whole Town Affected , corrected hnmediately were resolved well false pretenses — made an obviously BRAKE SERVICE The owner, Gerald McAuliffe, says most in advance of the deadline set by state and Police Chief Reardon 643-1191 Before power was restored to all of the superficial investigation. GARAGE Front End ARgnnwnt of the statements made by the Connecticut federal inspectors, McAuliffe said. 191 town — by Saturday night — it was es Laurel Manor, i^ c h has been operated 18 Mm s i , Td. 64MS31 Public Interest Research Group “We never stall^ for time,” McAuliffe MAIN ST. General Repair Worli timated that 90 to 100 per cent of as a convalescent home by McAuliffe (ConnPIRG) are either untrue or mis said. “We worked within the time allowed Manchester was without electricity for at since 1954, is rated A-1 (the top) on the Will Retire Jan. 6 MANCHESTER leading. us. The ConnPIRG report stated that the least some of the five days. state’s rating list convalescent homes. Fire Code Violations Laurel Manor situation “displays the ease The 2Va-story structure at 91 Chestnut St. By MAL BARLOW open. Of course. I’ll be looking for a per 643-1900 ConnPIRG’s 80-page report on 38 region with which a home can stall for time and was originally built as a rooming house for Police Chief James M. Reardon has son who will be a good chief, a police of nursing homes, released today, singles out get away with it.” Cheney Bros, employes. handed in his letter of resignation after ficer of rank.” BERNARD A. LOZIER, INC. Laurel Manor in discussion of fire safety Spent $85,000 Meets Federal Requirements more than 40 years in police work, 16 of He noted there are excellent men now on MANCHESTER^AFE & LOCK CO. code violations. The report claims that McAuliffe said he has spent about $85,- The home is accepted for Medicare and them as head of the Manchester Police the local department but did not name Drywall Contractor any. Laurel Manor was repeatedly cited for 000 on renovations, designed by architect Medicaid patients, McAuliffe said, poin Department. L V C f C m t r H Weiss repeated his regrets at receiving Ceiling Repairs & Replacements deficiencies, that the home stalled in cor Arnold Lawrence, to bring Laurel Manor ting out that he has to meet stiff federal Town Manager Robert B. Weiss 453 MAIN ST., M ANCHESTER • 643-6922 Now Introducing recting them, and that the state health into compliance with the fire safety code. requirements to maintain that classifica accepted Reardon’s letter "with real the chief’s letter but noted Reardon’s long UT(H«W-IIISK$$ Alarms. Locks & department was ineffective in enforcing Corridors and stairways have been tion. regrets.” years of service. JuaCtfy Sales. Combination Changes. Quality Carpentry Work, Patios - the safety code. widened, he said, and better-than-required ConnPIRG’s implication that Laurel The resignation is to take effect Jan. 6, “The chief will be sorely missed,” Sales 5 Service - Bonded ,Most Additions & Ramodeling 1975. Reardon’s accumulated vacation Weiss said. keys in stock Repairs of all kinds Surprise Inspection fire doors have been installed. Manor is (grating on annual waivers for Still on the Job Also We Make Keys Scissors 5 Free Estimates PtKMW 649-4464 An unannounced visit to Laurel Manor Methods Criticized Medicare and M^icaid patients is mis time ends on Feb. 28. S t o m f A Pinking Shears Sharpened Despite the resignation date, Weiss said Sunday by Fire Chief John Rlvosa and The McAuliffe also criticzed ConnPIRG’s leading, McAuliffe said. Every home, he Reardon was at Police Headquarters Reardon promised to be available until his Herald resulted in the conclusion that the methods in preparing its report. said, is licensed annually. this morning and was his usual non- CUSTOM MADE home definitely complies vrith all fire successor is broken in. commital self. No one at the station knew SEE US FOR: CANVAS AWNINDS IRON safety requirements. Praised by Weiss of his resignation letter with the possible a Aluminum Roll Up exception of his secretary, Mrs. Ruth A w n in g i SCRAP METAL T h m were no violations Sunday, Rivosa Weiss said, “Jim Rrardon has done an a Door Canoplot Ostrinsky SHOPPING DAYS said. And there were a number of items— outstanding job for the community and Katz. a Storm Doors such as extra-large doors and a complete will be lorely miased. He waited until Weiss announced be had a Comblnetlon Wlnrlowt and PAPER DEALER IN WASTE sprinkler system (installed 20 years ago) Citizen Group Inspects “I can’t s p ^ highly enough of him. He received the letter this morning. MANCHESTER AWNING CO. TO CHRISTMAS MATERIALS 131 PARKER ST. — YYhidLexoeed Uie federal requirements. li the most innovative chief. He has Im Even then, Reardon was not anxious to 195 WEST CENTER ST. Tel. 943-5155 or 9U -SI1t agination and initiative. discuss it in detail. Tttophona 640-3091 Area Nursing Homes tMbUttnd m s “Re has brought along some very good He did say, however, "I have put 39 men in the depaii^ent. The department’s years into police work, 16 here and 23 with The Connecticut PubHc Interest homes were cited for violating those other reputation has enabled him to recruit top the state police. Don Willis Garage Hawaiian Carnival Research Group (ConnPIRG), after a rules in 1973-1974, ConnPIRG said. notch men. “There’s not too many guys I began with STEVEHSON'S EXXOH SERVICENTER The Don Willis Garage located at 18 Main St. in'^nchester has been “serving satisfied customers since study of 38 chronic and convalescent nur Over 90 ycart' Exparlenc* The 80-page study, released by the "And the existing men on the depart who are still in the work. 405 Main St., Manchastsr 649-5533 M ANC H ESnR 1928.” Specializing in wheel and alignment and brake service as well as general auto repairs J^ey are proud sing homes in the Capitol Region, has Ralph Nader-inspired group today, called ment when he came have been able to “You get tired.” Coll 449-5807 Sweepstakes Opens found that the homes weren’t as bad as -Ntaa 1m Sm m i Sa Oar Sanata, I w Cia Ii*ta 4 (9 1a « Car!" to use the finest precision equipment. A complete line of quality Mobil products is on hand. ThrM w recker MEMORIAL GO. for a more aggressive health department reach their potentials in their work." DiBcuBsed With Family provide fast 24hour towing service. For quality automobile service, try the Don Willis Garage. (Herald photo ConnPIRG antidpated nor were they as and state Board of Licensure of Nursing Picking a Successor He said he discussed the resignation A. AWIETTI, Prop. Two lucky couples will win gala last vreek’s vrinners vrill not be announced good as the state health department and Oppeaila Etat CMMtory Home Administrators. About Reardon’s successor, Weiss said • TUNE-UPS by Pinto) Harriion SL. JUnchaater vacaUoDs In HaYrail as a result of an u|>- prior to the final dravring. A trip for tvro nursing home Interests say. (See Page Fourteen) The study also criticizes deceptive adver the duty of picking a new chief is his sole 9 GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE Quality Htinoriols comlng "Hawaiian Carnival vrill also be awarded to the store vrfalch the Relying mostly on official Inspection 6 tising techniques used by nursing homes, ly, according to the town charter. He said Sweepstakes" being sponsored by The winning coupon was depoaited. People reports and surveyors’ visits to the homes, the state’s classification system, and be will do it by competitive exam and will REPAIRS ON ALL CARS Herald in cooperation vrith LaBonne may enter u many times as they wish. the research group concluded that con makeup of the licensing board, vrhlch contact the state personnel department Travel of Mandiester and the American Winnera irlll receive round-trip jet sumers are at the mercy of nursing home Qot A PainUng ProMom? Wa ll Halpi International Travel Service. ConnPIRG says is too heavily weighted by for help in running the exam. flights vig American Airlines 747. First administrators; the health department home adminlatrators. service slill means something to us — and service means spending enough The six-week sweepstakes will be "I'm not sure yet if the exam will be claiM accommodations for aeven nights at and other state agencies fail to supply con The report concludes by making a PAULAS^ ^ ^ PAINTl ^ ^ OWNERS lime with you to help you select the right paint finish for that job you re plan- launched Tuesday. AdvertlsemenU coo- closed (to all but Manchester police) or ^ X " A I ,1 II you can't And 9m whatK«* uaii you’rsVa liWKirInM looking lor sisswhsrs, stop the Waikiki VUlage in Honolulu, two nights sumers with valuable Information; some number of recommendations and by ning See us lor paint and service when you plan your neit project tainl^ coupons vrill appear rm ilariy in at the Kona Seaside or Kona lalander in In to ••• us. Chancos art wo will hsvs what you nood. homes have conaiatent violations and listing what ConnPIRG considers the bad * * 4- m MM r. Ihe Herald on Ihesdays andd Thursdays.Ihursdays. Kona, and two nights at the Hilo Bay in aren’t reprimanded; and the nursing home tou.reiin© p ain ts Why not stop hsro tirst and you may not hava to go any MMmra 400 MAIN STttfl • MANCHISTW, CONN homes and the good-to-excellent homes. Coupons should be cUpp^ and deposited in Hilo. patient la unprotected and prone to lurther. gtfJi^AfiRQDPAINTCQ HMMI 06040 boxes located in participating stores. A Bad homes named were The Gables in WALLPAPER •CARPETING tARTS & CRARS Free In-flight movies and stereo physical and financial abuae. Hartford, Salmon Brook in Glutonbury, MANCHESTER PET CENTER MtMBFR. THE ORDER OK THE GOLDEN RULE weekly vrlnner vrill be dravm from each headsets will be provided plus food and ConnPIRO’s report focuaes on health Hilldale in Bloomfield, Holly Hill In B MAPLE STBEn, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTEB • 649-4273 Your Independent store and that vrlnner vriU automatically 615 Main Street Manchester beveragea served aloft with complimen department inapecUooi of the nursing Simsbury, and the East Hartford Ckm- Just Arourid The Comer Fmm Main... “NUY THB PAINT T H A rS W O U T H THE W O n X " become eliglbla (or the final dravring. The Free Piiting Rear of Store • Phono 649-0300 tary champagne. AUtransfera between homes. The group said M per cent of the valescent Home. Nappy H o lld a ra b o t^ and a h ^ rts, sightseeing tour of homee were ciUed in 1973-1974 for keeping The outstanding homes, ConnPIRG said, FORMAL'S INN inc. Honolulu and Mount Tantalus, luggage »OU AIV. ATS |"T Gllllt A1 MHHrS FLOOR COVERING MC. poor medical racorda; 28 per cent were were the Hebrew Home in Hartford, Seasonal F 7:00 L production last spring of y News...... 3-22-40 lOdX) r 8AT. MAT. 2 P.M. - tUN. CONT. I Medical Center ...... 3 k O S A N M k IG Women’s water and "Promises, Promises." P.M. Truth or Consequences ... 8 Sharing the spotlight with Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Challenge of Truth ...... 18 stain reslatant brushed Straight Talk ...... 24 pigskin Huah Puppies* Christmas are Toby Stone, F ilm ...... 20 singer, and the comedy team of To Tell the Truth ...... 30 10:30 boot Reece lined for Edmonds & Curley. 7:30 Connecticut Report ...... 18 lowitf imritATutii toastywarm toes. Thick The revue plays through Jan. The Price Is Right...... 3 Woman ...... 24 crepe sole and heel to 5. Police Surgeon ...... 8 11KK) keep out the cold and For reservations, call 345- Wilburn Brothers...... 18 New s...... 3-18-22-30 wet. 8515 Call of the West ...... 2 0 I Love Lucy...... 20 ItOEMB 1.^. Hollywood Squares ... 22-30 11:30 ittfitars m \ Colors: Blue. Brown, U.S. Coast Guard Antiques ...... 24 M o v ie ...... 3 |*AIN B « ? 3 tMOw| I Band aaoN SO N “oonNwisir P o lk a l...... 40 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 Taupewood. Sizes: M-W-XW The United States Coast "shiHco 8KX) MIDNIGHT ***owitt N g lo w m Guard Band will present a con David Christmae World at W ar...... 3 News...... 8-40 un WE AM I FOIOCAST ^ cert Sunday at 8 p.m. in Leamy The Rookies...... 8-40 12:30 tf^ O O Auditorium at the U.S. Coast Pastor's Perspective ...... 18 Rock Concert...... 8 Guard Academy in New Lon tion including his uncut baroque Football HIghllghU ...... 40 don. ornamentation and all the op 1:00 The public is invited. There is tional airs. rstiOHCAse c w i m a j m 4 For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. Monday n i^ t will find snow and rain throughout Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 l i u s K no charge for admission. Tickets are available at the l-S4EXITS8-SayERLANE-IK)BEirrSST. • much of the Rockies, while snow is expected in the Lakes area and most of the Northeast. box office. For information, • EASTHARTFOm • 24HR.m.MPaSSS-SS10 • Rain will fall in southern Florida. Clear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum readings in IR ttflpiB S * are your d o ^ beat fiiendal ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED RARKSIQ* VM Honor MASTER CHARGE Goodspeed call 633-1991. ...— 1— MT----■——— rrn-r~r~~^— MOVIES clude: (approx, maximum temperatures in parenthesis) Atlanta 23 (46), Boston 29 (44), Opera House Bushnell Memorial gift cer I U IIK A d tificates are available in time CHiicago 18 (29), Cleveland 27 (37), D allas 26 (60), D enver 22 (54), Duluth.9 (19), Jackson - Six new color travelogues will •* v ille 39 (60), Kansas City 21 (40), Uttle Rock 26 (49), Los Angeles 53 (74), M iami 57 (75), for Christmas giving. Available OPEH 10-10 EVERYDAY 'TIL (HRHSTMAS MONDAY NIGHT ' be shown at the (])^speed in any denomination, these cer 9:00 (20-U-30) "Start the M inneapolis 17 (23), New Orleans 31 (55), N ew York 31 (49), Phoenix 40 (72), San Fran i from January through April. All tificates may be used at the RevoluUon Without Me" (1970). cisco 45 (62), Seattle 46 (52), St. Louis 14 (36), Washington 36-(52), Houston 24 (61). will be narrated personally by I receiver’s discretion for in Gene Wilder, Donald She# Department, Main R o o t Rear... 6 their producers. dividual tickets for the Sutherland. Downtown Mein 8L, Meneheeter • 649-4221 The films include not only remainder of the 1974-75 season n 11:80 (3) "Ride the High Free Purnell Parking • Charge Card Accepted panoramic photography of pop WOMEN’S PANTS HANDBAGS or toward tickets for the 1975-76 PANT TOPS YAWr Country" (1962). Randolph ular places of interest, but also LADIES’ SLIPPERS season. For information call Scott, Joel McCrea. OPEN HITES thru CHRISTMAS Ifl 9 special side trips to unusual m 2464807. (except Saturday and Chrtatmaa Eim.~) areas off the beaten tourist track. 8.99 180 SPRUCE STREET j Adventures will take Chateau de Ville 6.99 6.99 1.39 THEATER SCHEDULE THE BIKE SHOP RUNCHESTER J (])oodspeed travelers to Mexico, Dinner Theatre 2/16.00 REQ. 15.00 ORIQ. 12.00-14.00 THEN REQ, 13.00 Machine (Israel, Germany, the Van Johnson stars in Assorted polyester/acryllc REG. 3.50 Ladles sllpon, 8 4 7-1ltt7 "Boeing-Boeing,” a comedy, at 8.99 swaggers, adjustable washable long sleeve nylon -Mediterranean, the Mountain pants. Sizes 32 to 38. Only shoulders multi washable slippers. Only 40. Burnside Theatre — Gosed to U.A. East 3 — "Blume in We Have Bikes for the Entire Family! I West and Poland. the dinner theater in East shirts with button front. Asst, Wed., Dec. 18th. Love," 7:00’ Zandy’s Bride," Season series subscriptions Windsor. The show will play 100. compartments, zip tops. All ; are now available with six ad- through Dec. 22. solids & patterns. Sizes 38- U.A. East 1 — "Savage is 9:00 For The Young Ones are of vinyl. Only 66. 44. Only 100. THBCHRISIMAS Loose," 7:00-9:45; "Ali- Vernon Cine 1 — "Death For Moai & Dad i missions for |12. P k Tickets may be o'utained AT Forman Fight Film," 9:00 Wish," 7:20; “Serpico,” 9:00 20” CONVERTI BIKES *44.05 The Hartford U.A. 2 — “Slaughter House Vernon Cine 2— "The Odessa Men's & Ladws ; through writing the Goodspeed Stage Co. : Opera House, East Haddam, Five," 7:00; "R.A. FUe," 7:00-9:15 DOUXEEir... $47.79 Anne Jackson is presently ' Conn., 06423, or by calling the iA ir »Nhf9>9a Expedition," 8:50 Showcase 1 — "Amazing starring in Anton Chekov’s play roiiA«»»sv Burnham & Brady 18"G0NVEim TYUR3SPEEDS ' box office at 873-Si^. (Just Off Main Strati) Grace," 8:00-10:00 “The Cherry Orchard.” FLATWARE Showcase 2 — "The Dove," MRE ...$40.45 •turm ey AMhm $ Speed LONG SKIRTS SPORTSWEAR SKIRTS 34 Burnside Ave., East Hartford - I- ...—i The play extends through 7:504:56 V illi m m s M Coachlighi Jan. 19. Here you find butter creams made with fresh dairy butter — caramels and UuniereHTIree Showcase 3 — “The Longest UMni^B *niooi# Dinner Theatre For reservations, call 525- fudges made with fresh heavy cream — and candies coated with delicious Yard,” 7:15-9:35 Enjoy an old-fashioned 4258. 5 . 9 9 - 1 1 . 9 9 dark and creamy milk chocolate — made fresh daily right here from old New Showcase 4 — “Ladies und 50% * 6 7 « melodrama, "The Drunkard, or 6.99 England recipes since 1925. Gent: The Rolling Stones,” Fv The Racer zr-ar-ze 3.99 The Fallen Saved" with sing-a- Wadsworth Atheneuih ^.TBSUiaTBMIKrd) 7:304:80 longs, pop com, and hissing and REG. 19.99 - 29.99 Choose COMP. 30.00-80.00 Choose REQ. 8.00-15.00 Girls’ Little girls’ acrylic skirts In Candy Canes, Hard M IYATA 10 MOST 10 SPEEDS OMIUinEEB Elizabethan Christmas ‘‘ziwrsM Dr. ; booing. Dinner Concerts will be from various patterns In our a budget shirt from velvets, famous maker sportswear. navy, rust or burgundy. A GIFT WRAPPED Candies, Ribbon Candy & SPEED 1 YEtt PMITS I UMi . For reservations at the ‘lU M iiiw ri Uhiversat Television has Lugged Frame, euntour Qeere, presented Thursday and Friday housewares dept. ^ tapestries & quilts-In solids Choose from several style terrific Christmas Idea. Any Assortment Canter FuH Brafcaa' dthher theater in East WindsorT at the Atheneum. For informa Peanut Butter Ribbon Can signed playwright Tennessee OPEN 10-9 DAILY . caU 6234227 or 522-1266. or patterns. Only 24. tops & pants. Blue or Sizes 4 to 6X. Regular Chocolates Williams to w i& an original tion, call 278-2670. (1, 2, 3 a 8 lb. boxas) dy, drama for videa This is the first SATURDAY 9-0 “Christmas in the Goodwin orange. Sizes 7-14. FROM Parlor,” the annual Victorian time he has written for the home 121 UNTIL CMUSmAS Bushnell Miniature Chocolates Chocolate Santas, screea family Christmas scene in the (1 a 2 lb. boKss) Memorial Hall museum’s (loodwin Parlor is Stocking Fillers. Wednesday, the Hartford recreated in entirety from the Ballet presents a return (foodwin Mansion. engagement of the new “Nut “OUR CANDY STORY” cracker" in a special family Since 1925, for 49 years made right here in East Hartford, this delicious can performance at 7 p.m. The Children’s Museum dy contains only the finest ingi«dient8...rich, smooth cream, fresh dairy Sugar Plum Fairy and Santa “Star of Wonder,” the story BURNSIDE of the star of Bethlehem, wiU ECLIPSE BEDDING butter and eoat^ with creamy milk and bittersweet chocolate. Gaus will distribute free candy iM iLinii .lisnu .nae be presented through Dec. 22 at T his canes in the lobby prior to the Mix & Match. Choose firm or extra firm mattress or The artisans who make this candy learned their craft from the candy maker (;LQSq R TOPREPME the Planetarium at the C performance. of another day, using old New England recipes to produce exciting blends of FOROPENma Children’s Museum in West fillings & chocolate coatings. 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lll^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 16. 1974 — PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon,, Dec. 16, 1974 Technician fHanrliwtpr tupiiiufl Umilii To Be Hired Under Grant v:, f ' ' T.. The Town of Manchester is OPINION advertising for a community development technician, at \ i f / $10,607 to $11,651 annually. The person hired will assist A Bandage Operation the human services director In planning program development A rather interesting concept is sometime in the coming year and and monitoring programs and emerging concerning the multitude of start to recover, government action related activities under the economic problems facing the nation. town’s Community Develop then to stimulate recovery is apt to be ment project. In essence, despite the speeches, more successful and show up more Manchester has been if- promised' $470,000 a year in proposals, and attempts to fix respon dramatically. sibility for the various problems of in block grants for three years un What it adds up to is an admission, der the federal Community creasing unemployment, inflation, which events seem to bear out, that Development Act. rising food costs, and energy supplies, . The community development government can do little to actually technician will be paid from the the concept is that we let nature take alter natural economic forces once grant Itself. The Board of its course for a few months longer they come into play. At best it can Directors approved the position thus letting the economy shake down at its meeting Tuesday night. deal in some way with the side effects Applicants for the post must some more and eventually it will level of recession, inflation, or other cyclic have a bachelor’s degree in social services, public ad off and then begin a recovery. changes. ministration or planning. They And from the point of view of the Through control of the currency are required to be Manchester politicians this has some attraction. supply it can regulate, within certain residents and have knowledge First, it is unlikely anything sub of the Community Development /J' limits but not really effectively con ♦ ft’ V -if •' .. \ Program. . 1 ' / u T / stantial can or will be done until the ’’ - 'A trol, economic growth or inflation. They must have at least one ' , - new Congress convenes in January. Through various programs, like un year of local government The recent Democratic mini experience, including program employment compensation, it can ••’it '• fr 'V development in human ser convention may have set up some ease the pain of joblessness and infuse V '" vices, bousing or community priorities such as wage and price con i organization. some money into the economy but this Also involved in planning the '■ m trols but no timetable was made. does not substitute for full pay from a community development y* '"/y President Gerald Ford still clings to full-time job. program, in addition to the /X the hope that Congress will act on human services director and Rather bluntly speaking we appear Fall Reflections (Photo by Reginald Pinto) the technician, is a 29-member proposals made several weeks ago but committed to bandaging and splinting Community Development Ad gifts. ^. at in- visory Coniimittee, consisting of isn’t really making a big thing about the economy, first aid if you please, ai>* 6 it. citizen volunteers. with little or no idea about what The town has filed an applica Second, from a political point of should be, could be, and can be done to tion for funds under the federal » A * '. ; ; * \ ■’5. x V view, the lag between legislative ac Comprehensive Manpower * I ^ 11 •,. '»»\ -A help the patient recover permanently. MAX LERNER Program. If the application is ■1$ ♦V ♦ ‘ % ^" LAD!ES’ DEPARTMENT tion and actual implementation is The solution to the real problem approved, plans are for using about $12,500 of it for an ad * * ' »M; such that any immediate impact on continues to be postponed with these V * V ' v the economy is remote. ditional management analyst— Our Reg. $37 efforts. While we must try to stop the OPEN The Walking Wounded also to assist in planning the Our Reg. $7 & $8 Once the economy starts a slide bleeding as best we can, we still need Community Development MEN’S RUGGED there is a certain momentum which is FORUM Program. ., f LADIES’ LUXURY some hard, firm and positive i i 1 4 , difficult to halt merely by passing a 14 OUTERWEAR decisions to find the root cause of that SAN FRANCISCO, CaUf. - Nobody took strategies. The feeling at Kansas City was SWEATERS set of laws. administrative process which will prac i t * bleeding and embark on a treatment a walk at the Democratic miniconvention that whoever and whatever prevails inside tice a “juridical democracy.” Town Seeking ;■ ^« » /#♦ And third, if the premise is valid in Kansas City, and at least outwardly the the party will prevail in the nation. which will cure the disease rather Yet neither Democratic nor Republican ' i PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.t>Mon.. Dec. ]t , 1W4 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 16, 1974— PAGE NINE Heads Relief Corps DaapUi's Origfai' Dauphin was the title of the "dauphin" which accompanied Council to Act on Ordinances Tonight hair apparent to the French them. Granting DanpUne in 1988 to his son,1, Charles V, beI es Shop D&L, Manchester Parkade, throne from 19S0 to 1890, from Open every night 'til 10 p.m. Mrs. Eldna Johnston of Park meeting at the Memorial the time the future King tablished the precedent COVENTRY Preparedness Agency and the to be held on DevCo’s proposed Following the carol sing, the For reservations call Ruth West Dr., Rockville, recently Building, Rockville. She Charlea V purchased lands whereby the French king’s Monica Shea other ordinance would establish amendment to the zoning children may visit with Santa in French at 742-6558 or Grace Tri-CIty Plaza, Vernon 'til 9:30 p.m. was elected president of the succeeds Mrs. Elsie Neff. HERALD known as DaupUne In 1949 and eldest son became dauphin. Correspondent command of all local govern regulations. the Registrar’s Room. Hitchcock at 742-8174. Rurpee Women’s Relief Corps, Other elected officers are acquired the title of ownership 742-9495 ment functions and facilities, Refreshments will be served PZC Meets Auxiliary to the Grand Army of Ruth Huntington, senior Vice; YESTERDAYS • The Town Council will con including public school Carol Sing in the Board Room. The Planning and Zoning facilities and personnel in case the Republic, Inc., at its Alice Carlson, junior vice; duct public hearings on three In cooperation with Town Party Thursday Commission will meet tonight of a disaster. Alice Edwards, chaplain; proposed ordinances tonight at Hall personnel and the Junior The Senior Citizens Christ at 7:30 in the Board Room of The council is expected to Phyllis Clark, treasurer; Helen 25 Years Ago 10 Years Ago m BAmERSHOP QUAiimsn 7. Women’s Club, the annual mas Party will be held on the Town Hall. Going Fast take action on all three or The commission will have to Weber, ,^conductor; and Joe Mrs. James Smith Is elected most Privately owned Manchester Water Co. One would establish a Parks Christmas Carol Sing will be 'Thursday at the North Coventry At the present rate of con Foisi'e, guard. THRU OP THI NATION'S PINIST QUARTITS dinances tonight. held tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. make a decision on the applica excellent chief of Memorial Temple, serving town’s North End area is rmorted and Recreation Commission of Community House with the Dana does it...captivaUngly! sumption, in 100 years the The past presidents of the JOIN THI SILK CITY CHORUS IN The council will discuss funds Santa will arrive around 7: IS tion of Albert Lindsay for a world will* have exhausted all Pythian Sisters. not for sale h^ President William Foulds. nine members to replace the buffet luncheon being served at corps recently voted to send a requested by the Planning and to visit the children. zone change at Rts. 31 and 44A known reserved of 10 essential Over 1,000 kiddies attend Christmas par Board of trustees of Manchester existing six member commis 12:30 p.m. • THE GOLDEN AGE OF HARMONY • Zoning Commission for a con tonight or ask for an extension metals: copper, gold, lead, donation to New Hope Manor of ty of Tall Cedars at Armory. Memorial Hospital elect Arthur E. Smith sion. Children are asked to make Phil Angello and his combo Manchester to be used as the 8 PJL, Jn. ISOl. n o n AwnorlOM sultant for the DevCo review weatherproof ornaments to from Lindsay. mercury, molybdenum, The Rev. Carl Olson, Emanuel Lutheran and Alfred W. Cavedon to membership on Another would establish an from Windham will furnish rehabilitation center wishes. DomHon SS and for custodial and police Other items on the agenda in platinum, silver tin, tungsten church pastor, is elected president of board to fill two unexpired terms created agency known as the Civil decorate the town’s Christmas music for carol singing and coverage of the public hearings tree. and zinc. But if consumption The group’s annual Christ Manchester Ministers’ Association. by resignations. TICKETS: JIM DUNN entertainment. clude the application of Peter mas party will be Wednesday at Gunas for a 16-lot subdivision rates continue to increase as First memorial subscription for hospital Dean W. Cronkite is elected Grand Tall 61 Janet Or. they have since 1960, it will only 6:30 p.m. at Willie’s Steak wing fund is 112,000 from Robert Den on Carpenter and Merrow Mrs. Eldna Johnston Cedar of Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of E Hartford • S68-6249 take 50 years to use up these House in Manchester. nison. Lebanon. Roads and the Impact State metals. ment Requirements and Road Emergency Operations Exercise Underway side Shelters. Effective Decem ber 23, 1 9 7 4 COVENTRY by the Town of Coventry in ’The exercise will run today, Kjelliquist; Superintendent of Monica Shea cooperation with the University Tuesday and Wednesday and Streets, Mike Pesce and the Coventry is having its first of Connecticut. will Involve the town ad Fire Chiefs, Health Officer “Th0 Fu»l Off Co. That \ Emergency Operations Exer The general public does not ministrator who will act as Robert Bowen, the town board Savoa You M onafl" cise this week. The exercise take part in the exercise, no chief executive; William crew and school officials. began this morning at 10 and is sirens are sounded, no rescue Glenney, Ovil Defense direc Senior Citizens Rosa Johnson, totally simulated to equipment acutally moves, and tor; Chief of Police Robert Ruth Gale, Ester Katzung, BUOLCO. all actions are simulated. demonstrate to local officials Hazel Ireland, Mabel Hall, p a an operating procedure and in Elizabeth Coldbath and Fred 9 formation display that is Miller will act as long plotters. OIL reconunended by the federal Explore Scouts David 35 C.0J. The Bendell, Deborah Tedford and government to be an effective Ambush your favorite female In an aura of beautifully method of handling major James Tilley will act as 200 OAL MISIMUM emergencies. messengers. 24-HOUR SERVICE fresh, long-lasting fragrancol Lilting, young, The program, called She HcratB The exercise will simulate a exhillrating. Ambush la a modern floral fragrance CaH “ Emergency Operations Area Profile natural disaster wherein ser with a hint of musk and a light tang of citrus. Very In, SATURDAY Simulatim," is being conducted vices would have been dis 649-2947 very today. Spray Cologne and Dusting Powder Set’, rupted, emergency equipment would have been required to RURNER SERVICE In Ambush or Tabu, $7. \ _ clean debris, and such other ac 529-2951 (D&L Toiletries — all D&L stores) 6 tions that might have been BANK will pay Armata Market Said Moving required in a major emergency. m SOUTH WINDSOR expanded library facilities. will more than double the The Town Council has been facilities. Judy Kuehnel investigating the community Officials from Armata’s main Correspondent center idea after a petition was office in Longmeadow, Mass, 6441364 presented suggesting the would not comment on the Anoata Supermarket will purchase at the council’s report saying, “We cannot give % move into the vacant Popular any statement until after the meeting last week. Market building in the Sullivan The Popular Market building, first of the year.” Avenue Shopping Plaza with ^DAYSOHLY V which is located only a short hopes of opening by Jan. 15, distance from the present Ar South Windwr officials say. GIFTS FOR HER mata Market, consists of 23,500 DEC. 16,17,18 per annum The plaimed move by Ar- square feet and has been vacant COMPACTS • JEWELRY mata’s Maiket will probably for almost three years. COSMETIC sn s eliminate thejxnsibility of the ’The present Armata Super town purchasing the plaza for a market now consists of 10,200 ARTHUR DRUG community center and square feet of space. ’The move 1 / Effective Annual Yield on New % E f per annum «• * i t e m s C C H R I S T M A S S» OCK 6 YEAR SAVINGS CERTIFICATES . OUB ENTIBE ( Minimum $1,000 deposit) S10CR Of U6W OUR fHt«f ‘ t H W f Highest Rates Paid by Any Bank OOP in the U.S.!* { Compounded Continuously REGULAR PRKES Store Hours: Credited Monthly Paid from Downtown — 9:30-0:00 Mon.-FrI. TOYS Sat. till 5:30 25% O FF DAYOF DEPOSIT TO DAY OF WITHDRAWAL Parkade — 10:00-9:00 Mon.-FrI. Salel Superior savings Sat. 10:00-6:00 OUR ENTIRE STOCK! on Playtox 25%OFF OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF DOLLS! I 6 I' 18 HOUR GIRDLES AND RRAS f > C 4 All Accounts Insured up to $40,000. OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF PRE/SCHOOL TOYS! Save up to *3! 25%OFF OUR ENRRE STOCK OF WHEEL TOYS! A ^ SAVE $1 on 18 HOUR BRAS 25%OFF 5 » by F.D.I.C. Style i|i20, Stretch Straps, reg. 6.50 NOW ONLY 5.50 Style FOIC regulations permit withdrawals from Tima Savings Accounts before maturity mo, Longllne, Stretch Straps, reg. 9.50*NOW ONLY 8.50* ‘UnisM ye« h«w IIOOMO or mere OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GAMES, ADULT AND CHILDREN'S! provided rate of Interest on amount withdrawn Is reduced to passbook rate and Style §2A, Underwire, Tricot Straps, reg. 7.50 NOW ONLY 25%OFF three months Interest Is forfeited. 6.50* OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF ROAD RACING, TRAIN, SAVE $2 on 18 HOUR GIRDLES ($1 on Briefs) 25%OFF ELECTRONIC AND CREATIVE TOYS! Brief, reg. 9.95...... NOW ONLY 8.95 Shortle, reg. 11.95...... NOW ONLY 9.98 I Savings Bank Average Leg, reg. 12,50...... NOW ONLY 10.5p Long Leg. reg. 13.95...... NOW ONLY 11.96 SAVE $3 on 18 HOUR ALL-IN-ONE of Manchsster Brief Style, reg. 20.95 ...... NOW ONLY 17.98* (‘0,DDCupt$1 mor*) V«nM ■ Member F.D.I.C. Itt sitt IMW iq. fiikiii Tn4IU J l « 41 Bn It 1-1700 Sale ends January 11, 1975 2N Nm ktohi Aw. FniinilN Vilty IM MMGtetONR NhiiNr ■raw MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON • ANDOVER CAR 248 nrtfirU An. WnlihiglM n « 121 Firah«lM Aw. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 16, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon.. Dec. 16, 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN 't> ■ IN THE GIRL Report Due Tonight SERVICE SCOUT / . ABOUT TOWN On Excavation Issue The Manchester WATES will Cathy Hess, daughter of Mrs. NEWS Our Manchester American Society will meet property. continuously from 2 a.m. to meet Tuesday at the Italian- tonfght at 8 at the clubhouse. Arlene Hess of 111 Maskel Rd., SOUTH WINDSOR American Club for a Christmas South Windsor, has entered the Parkade Accounts Judy Kuehnel He has reconunended that the a.m. will deemed to have There will be election of of hole in the Rye St. area be filled been parked pvemight. party. Weighlng-ln will be from ficers, and refreshments. U.S. Air Force delayed enlist T roop 77 Correipondeni 6 to 7 p.m. There will be no fruit ment program and will report Store Is Invited in to an elevation of 95 feet The owner will be subject to Members of Girl Scout 644-1364 above the sea level, the level to for the basket. Members are The Polish Women’s Alliance for active duty March 5,1975. A The South Windsor Town the payment of a penalty and Cadette Troop 77 of Center Open which the park is proposed to be the car may be towed. reminded to bring a grab bag Group 246 will meet tonight at graduate of South Windsor High Congregational Church recently Council will meet tonight in the gift. There will be no meetings Bank dug. The land is presently 99 Two appointments to the 7:30 at the home of Mrs. School, she attended spent a weekend camping at Tonight council chambers at 8. until Jan. 7 .____ Manchester Community feet above sea level. capital Improvement com Michelina Kurlowi.cz, 34 W. Camp Merrie-Wood. Included on the agenda will Center St. College. She has selected a posi urges Myette has also mittee are expected, as well as The Manchester Italian- The scouts went on a five- T\\B be a report by the capital im recommended that the town tion in the air traffic control provement committee regar appointments to the Housing mile hike and completed Weicome consider a comprehensive Authority and the Economic operation career field. several requirements on the ding the removal of fill from study of recreation programs Development Commission. challenge of emergency the Rye Street Park area. and facilities which could be Discussion of the state Marine Lance Cpl. Myron A. preparedness. Camping is a The council passed a resolu developed in the Rye Street Department of Transpor Robbins III, son of Mr. and large part of the troop’s tion at its last meeting which area. tation’s proposal to d e s i^ te Mrs. Myron A. Robbins Jr. of 84 program, and four more cam halted any further removal of The council will also hear a the relocation of Rt. 5 as a sub Wells St., was promoted to his ping trips are planned. Assumes New Duties fill from the area pending the report from the public health stitute segment of the in present rank while serving with The troop is presently selling report due tonight by the com and safety committee regar t i was sworn in as a workmen’s compensation commissioner Friflay by mittee. terstate system is also the 3d Marine Division at the U. Girl Scout calendars and is ding the Sanitary Landfill con expected. S. Marine Corps Base on planning to sell candles the his former law partner, David Keith. The oath-taking rites were conducted in Hartford Democratic Councilman where Berte will have his office. He was named to the post by Gov. Thomas Meskill and ditions. Okinawa. He is assigned to scouts have made with the help Robert Myette, a strong oppo A passage of a new ordinance Legion duties as a mechanic. A former of their mothers. was V^nchester Town Republican Committee chairman at the time of his appointment. nent of the excavation ac (Herald photo by Dunn) prohibiting vehicles from being Abe E. Miller Post 133, South student at Sykes High School, Lee Ann Stauffer is troop tivities, has accused the town of parked on public streets over Windsor, will hold a special he joined the Marine Corps in scribe, and Cindy Craddock, "raping its own land," and has night for the period from Nov. meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m. at September 1973. treasurer. Sandy Myers and suggested a land development 15 to April 15 is expected at the Evergreen Lodge of Maons, Sharon Kuczynski are patrol program be established before tonight's meeting. Main St. A district officer will leaders. Cindy Law and Brenda the town conducts any more Navy Ensign Steven P. According to the new or be present to install all new of Thomas are assistant patrol excavation work on town-owned dinance, any vehicle parked ficers. Brookman, son of Mr. and Mrs. leaders. Paul J. Brookman of Collins POLICE REPORT Rd., Columbia, completed En vironmental Indoctrination in satisfactory condition this Schooi at the Naval Air Station, • David C. Wehner, 17, of scene. Police are still in vestigating. morning. Pensacola, Fla. PINOCHLE East Hartford was arrested Sunday at 12:05 a.m. at The bus was heading north on SCORES Manchester High School and Roscoe L. Thompson, 47, of Woodbridge St. as Hogan pulled Coast Guard Subsistance charged with third-degree 236 Woodland St. was charged out of Green Rd. and was struck Specialist 2.C. Ernest P. Eybel criminal mischief. with making an Improper left by the bus, police said. The bus Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Police observed Wehner turn in connection with a two- continued and hit a tree on the P. Eybel of 30 Strant St. was Top scorers in the driving a car across the front vehicle accident on B. Center east side of Woodbridge St., 6 promoted to his present rank Manchester Citizens Pinochle lawn of the school, police said. St. at Woodbridge St. Sunday at police said. aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Group game Thursday at the He was released on a written 11:45 a.m., police said. Court is Dec. 30 for Hogan. Sassafras, homeported at Cape Army and Navy Club are: Peter promise to appear in Circuit The driver of the motorcycie May, N.J. A former student of Frey, 623; Gladys Seelert, 611; Ck)urt 12 on D «. 30. in the crash, Leslie C. Steven Constance H. Denton, 24, of 40 Rocky Hill High School, he George Last, 606; and Sam • Robert L. Brenckman, 31, son, 35, of 182 Vernon St., was Olcott St. was charged with joined the Coast Guard in (Herald photo by Pinto) Shores, 579. of 1214 W. Middle Tpke. was taken to MMH where he was ad following too close in connec February 1972. To date, Peter Frey has the arrested Sunday at 11:30 p.m. mitted with wrist and ankle in tion with a three-car accident high single score of 623, and and charged with disorderly juries and is reported in Saturday at 12:24 a.m. on W. 50th Anniversary satisfactory condition this mor Michael Brock, son of Mr. Ernestine Donnelly, high total conduct in connection with a Middle Tpke. east of Downey points of 9,987. The group spon domestic disturbance. He was ning. Dr., police said. and Mrs. Carl Brock, Harriet Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Pic- Manchester; and Mrs. Barbara Court for Thompson is Dec. Dr., Vernon, recently began a sors a game each 'Diursday at placed in a jail cell in lieu of 'The car she drove struck the carello of Rabbitt Trail, Coven Archer of Hermon, Maine. 9:45 a.m. at the Army and Navy 3500 cash bond and was to 30. rear of the car driven by Mary three-year tour of duty in the try, are celebrating their 50th The couple lived in East Hart U.S. Army. He will take basic Club. Play is open to all senior appear in court today. Ann Padula, 31, of 3 Downey wedding anniversary today.The ford until 1955 when they moved citizens. James L. Hogan, 16, of East Dr. which then struck the front training and attend school to couple was m arri^ Dec. 16, to Manchester. They resided Two purses containing over Hartford was charged with of the car driven by John M. become a member of the Army 1924 at St. John’s Episcopal here for 11 years before moving 31,000 together were leported failure to grant the right of way Cohens, 34, of 16 Niles St., Ranger division. He is a former Church in East Hartford wih to Coventry. Musical Bones stolen over the weekend. in connection with a car-bus ac police said. student of Rockville High the Rev. James Lord of Mrs. Piccarello is the former Himalayan Buddhists take A purse containing over 3700 cident Saturday at 6 p.m. on The two women were taken to School. ficiating. Evelyn Bell Chappell of South trumpets of thighbones and in cash was stolen from a West Woodbridge St. by Green Rd., MMH where Ms. Denton was A gift to be cherished forever is a The couple was honored at a Windsor. rosaries of 108 disclike beads, minster Rd. home Saturday police said. treated for a lacerated lip and surprise party Sunday at 6 Keepsake diamond ring. A perfect Mr. Piccarello is retired each cut from a different morning. The owner of the The driver of the Connecticut fractured finger and released Ridgewood Rd., hosted by their human skull. Far from seeing fine white diamond precisely cut from construction work but still purse told police she hid it un Co. bus, Monclear Z. DelaRose, and Ms. Padula was treated for Check to see that there’s no children. such things as gruesome, they works occasionally for J.N. 36, of Hartford, was taken by minor injuries and released. Rinea Iron) 1100 lo S10 000 and permanently registered. air leakage around your air They have five children, Er look on them as reminders of der a pillow on the couch in Clapp Construction. their home. Also in it were ambulance to MMH where he Court for Ms. Denton is Jan. conditioner. You can buy vin A. Piccarello, Harold Pic- The couple has 13 the brevity of life and the im Keepsake . . . there is no finer was admitted and was reported 6. sponge-like plastic strips for carello, Mrs. Lorraine Kelsey, portance of established religion credit cards. diamond ring.- grandchilden and 4 great .The large amount of money pushing into cracks or you and Miss Lois Piccarello, all bf grandchildren. in guiding them toward a can use caulking. desirable rebirth. was intended for paying taxes, she said. Goods, Cash Stolen The other purse was stolen by two youths about age 20. They At Gelco Toy Store 4-H Club Plans Holiday Party grabbed the pocketbuok of an Amston woman as she walked In other weekend police ac toward the Kings store in the VERNON The Happy Crafters 4-H Club they have made will be on dis A total of 31.000 in cash and tivity in Vernon, three men Parkade Saturday at 1:10 p.m. were arrested early Saturday of the West Side Rec will con play. Members will have a Then they ran about the an undetermined amount of ENGAGED duct a Christmas party Tuesday chance to win ribbons and goods were taken in a Sunday on charges of disorderly con building and she last saw them duct, third-degree criminal ALL DIAMONDS 10% OFF from 3 to 4:30 p.m. for prizes. at the rear of the building run night break into the Gelco toy members and parents at the This will be the last meeting and sporting goods store on Kel mischief, and possession of ______NOW THNOUaH CHRISTMAS ning, she told police. marijuana. West Side Rec. Members have of the club for the year. The She had 3350 in small bills, ly Rd., Vernon, police said been preparing brownies, The three, each released on a next meeting will be held Jan. 8 most of the major credit cards, today. Hu cookies and other goodies for when they will begin their 1975 Vernon police said the break 3500 non-surety bond for court the event. bank records, and personal appearance Jan . 7, are: 4-H projects. This includes papers in it. was discovered at 1:25 a.m. A play called “A Real Christ Lawrence R. Morin, 18, of 12 learning how to cook simple Her wallet was found lying in today. Burglars apparently mas” will feature Beth Brent Dr.; Glenn E. Custer, 18, jfbu foods and continuing ceramics the middle of Prospect St. with eqtered the store by prying C MacDonald as the narrator. and arts and crafts. The club open a rear door, police said. of 20 Vine Dr.; and Hugh A. Members of the cast include: the cards, her keys and a few Collins, 20, of Box Mountain MANCHESTER PARKADE has 17 members. pennies in it. The purse was Police said the store will have Paula Hewitt as Mary; Bonnie Among the activities planned to conduct an inventory to Dr., all of Vernon. May Potacki, Joseph; Jackie found alongside a road in Police said the charges stem are collecting clothing for a Glastonbury — empty. determine what was taken. YOUR AUTHORIZED KEEPSAKE JEWELER Long and Marcie MacDonald, needy family in Mississippi Investigation is continuing. from an incident in which a shepherds; and Janet Benito, through the Box Project; fence at Tunnel Rd. and Rt. 30, innkeeper. saving Green Stamps to help Glenn P. Weeks, 19, of 7 Ford Vernon, was damaged. Following the play, the girls the Holt Adoption Agency St. broke his leg in a one-car will receive awards for their supply Vietnam-American crash Sunday at 11:04 p.m. on participation in the club’s orphans with clothing and par E. Center St. at Woodbridge St., A ClARA VALUE FOR Christmas craft show. ticipating in a share-a-food police said. Ceramics and arts and crafts plan. He was taken by ambulance to Manchester Memorial THE ULTIMA II WOMAN Hospital where he was ad Nauiff Ptioto mitted with multiple injuries and was reported still in serious IN YOUR LIFE condition this morning. The engagement of Miss Bon The engagement of Miss nie Linda Geissler of Storrs to Weeks was heading west on A special value for you, too. Now you can Selene Ann Lattanzio of Vernon E. Center St. in a small, foreign David Charles Buscaglia of to Gary Scott Mackechnie of Surround her. give her a 'A ounce perfume concentrate North Coventry, has been an car when he began to leave skid West Springfield, Mass., has marks at the Intersection with purse spray In that thoroughly nounced by her parents, Mr. been announced by her parents, With genuine stones. ?w o remendous Values E. Middle Tpke., police said in female Clara fragrance by Charles j^nd Mrs. Lawrence Geissler Sr. William Lattanzio of Cromwell reconstructing the accident. rof Storrs. and Mrs. Irene S. Lattanzio of 14K rings in full circle with The car slid past Woodbridge Revson, at a very special price. A 15.00 Mr. Buscaglia is the son of 325 Kelly Rd., Vernon. St. and collided with a traffic value for only 3.50 with any other Camillo Buscaglia of Silver St., Mr. Mackechnie is the son of same or multi-colored gems. control signal pole on the North Coventry and Mrs. Mr- and Mrs. Angus G. For Sleepy-Time Gals Clara purchase. From our collection: northwest comer at the in Virginia Pierson of Rt. 44A, Mackechnie of West Around $265* tersection, police said. 2% oz. concentrated cologne. North Coventry. Springfield, Mass. The car was towed from the The bride-elect is a graduate The bride-elect attended 80 strength, 8.50. In 100 strength, 10.00. the purr-r-r-foct gift, of E.O. Smith High School and a Rockville High School. Q ’rls' Reg. 9.00 to 12.00 Famous Moke Solid perfume concentrate In a pot, graduate of Windham Regional Her fiance attended West Yule Concert Technical School. She is Springfield (Mass.) High School .13 oz., 6.00. And V* oz. perfume, 15.00. plush acrylic pile employed as a dental assistant. and is employed at Worthy Tool 2-Pc. Pajamas, Footed Sleepers & Long Gowns Set Tonight Her fiance, a graduate of •I Remember the power failure...black out of a year ago,I when you said you would never again get caught without! Candles, Sterno, Batteries, Charcoal Briquets or Flaming! Logs? How’s your stock on these Kerns now? 1 Popular drinks at old fashioned low prices. | I I I I I I I I I I PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Mon.. Dec. 16. 1974 Whalers Making Bobby Orr Bidding to Start MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 16, 1974— PAGE SEVENTEEN Win Medals Sets Pace Herron Sets Mark Cards Stun Giants Runaway of Race Awarded medals for NEW YORK (UPI) - For Jim Hunter their performances at the Even when they were SPORTS seventh annual Eastern dragging their tails on ice, SLATE NEW YORK (UPI) — What may well turn oat to be In Patriot Defeat BOWLING BASKETBALL NEW YORK (UPI) — At the rate they’re accelerating, it Sprints held, this past the Boston Bruins were baseball’s biggest bidding war evpr gets underway official With Comeback won’t be long before the New England Whalers start weekend at Quinsigamond known as a colorful lot who TueMlay ly today for free agent Jim "Catfish” Hunter, the game's Community College In MIAMI (UPI) - The coach Don Shula had called plunges. Garo Yepremian ST. LOUIS (U P I),- The RESTAURANT - Russ making their playoff plans. thrived on controversy. But BASKETBALL premier righthanded pitcher, who has won his freedom The Cardinals came out thought to myself that we Wlllhide 156-400, Ted Schuetz Miami Dolphins’ 34-27 vic the contest “meaningless” kicked the four extra points Nassiff Arms nipped VFW, 5- Although it is still 24, and added an assist as Worcester, Mass., were give them a five-game win Conard at Manchealer from the Oakland Athletics In an historic arbitration American Conference stunning second-half come fired up after the intermis have to get a little' more 136, Bob Mike 145-370, Emil tory over the New England 4, in Midget League play and Toronto beat Michigan to members of the ning streak to talk about, Eaal Catholic at Waterford ruling. in the standings because the and added field goals of 28 Eoal back that gave the St. Louis sion, trailing 14-0 and kept relaxed. We had come too Palmieri 155-400, Frank Blank the Knicks edged the Braves, relatively early In the Manchester Rec Swim and the words just come Eaat Granby at Cheney Tech Hunter, the 1974 American Patriots in the Orange Bowl Dolphins had won the AFC yards, just as the first half W L T Pi Cardinals their first division out of New York territory in far for us not to get the 140- 387, Frank Calvo 366, Keith 23-21, in Midget League action season. New England is boost its iead in the Cana victory today, while Finley's Club. spewing forth. Coventry at Cromwell Sunday may have been East Division title last week ended, and 40 yards with Miami title since 1948 was true to the first half. They in Dashno 359, Bill McKinney 173- Saturday at Ue Community Y. making a runaway of the dian Division to five points League Cy Young Award fellow clubowners, although championship.” Ifi the 11.12*year-oid Bolton at Eoat Hampton meaningless to just about and a trip to Oakland for the 4:19 left in the game. X-Buffalo form for a team with a 417, Chris Lynch 147-139-398, Bill Magge and Joe Gallagher East Division race in the over second-place Quebec. Following an Impressive winner and author of four wary, stand ready with their tercepted three Craig Mor Head Coach Don Coryell age group, Wendy John Rham at Rocky Hill everyone except Patriots’ playoffs. Morrall, making his first New England Ken Lynch 135-366, Brian Lynch had three and two respectively World Hockey Association. Mariners 4, Aeros 3 weekend of work that in straight 20-win seasons, checkbooks. season full of cliff-hangers. ton passes and scored all 26 said “there were no in Rockville at Bloomfield coach Chuck Fairbanks and Shula held out all his No. 1 start of the season, proved NY Jete 141- 375, Frank McNamara 369, for Nassiff’s and John Dalone The Whalers stretched their Andre Lacroix scored the son wgs fourth In the 100- cluded a 12-1 humiliation charged A's owner Charles As the auctioneer would The unusual aspect of Sun points within 12 minutes. spiring words at halftime” yard individual medley South Windsor at Glaston his star runner. Mack players who showed signs of to be a bit rusty, coughing up Baltimore day’s 26-14 win over the New Hart’s touchdown tosses of Dave Castagna 138-381, Jeanot and Fred Hughes had two margin over runnerup winning goal with only 4:41 over Washington and a 5-2 bury 0. Finley with a breach of say, “What am I bid?” to exhort his Cardinals to Wlrtalla 144-374, Jim Evans 143- apiece for VFW. Danny White with a clocking of It 10.7 Herron. needing rest—quarterback three interceptions, but won Central*' York Giants was that the Cleveland to a whopping 17 left in the third period to lift victory over the New'York Ellington at Montville contract and that challenge W L victory. 360, Mike Lynch 143-362, Rollie netted seven and Tom and third in the 50-yard “I’m a competitor, I don’t Bob Griese, fullback Larry the game ball for his efforts outcome didn’t go down to points during the weekend the Mariners over Houston. Islanders, the Boston Manchester at Conard (girls) has been upheld by Peter Pittsburgh “I knew my players were Irish 135-138-381, Tony Delconte McCluskey six for the Knicks. butterfly. Katie Tucker in like to lose no matter what in bringing the Dolphins to when they routed Quebec 9-4 By winning, San Diego dressing room was a hubbub Eaat Catholic at Hartford Seitz, the official arbitrator Cincinnati the final two minutes of the terribly embarrassed by the 359, Paul Correnti 147-406, Dick David O’Connell took scoring climbed to within nine the 13-14-year-old bracket of optimistic conversation. Publlr (girls) for major league baseball, the stakes are,’’ Fairbanks an 11-3 season finish. Houston game—as it had in 10 way the first half went,” D iM la 360, Mike Pagan! 375, honors with 14 markers for the Saturday and came back with a 4-3 decision over Win points of the' first-place took third placement in In one comer HiU Esposito in a signed decision filed East Girls Win snapped at a reporter The Patriots scored three Cleveland previous games. Coryell said. “The second Ekl Doucette Sr. 168-400, Braves. ____ GYMNASTICS afterward. touchdowns in 3:32 of the nipeg Sunday night. Aeros in the West Division. the 100-yard backstroke. was saying how Bobby ()it East Catholic at Somers with (Commissioner Bowie Topping crosstown rival The victory closed the half was one of the finest Bob Hyde 376, George May 135- INTERFAITH first period. Guard John Cleveland contributed to Saints 6, Nordiques 4 Miss Tucker was also would score 50 goals this (girl*) Kuhn and the Players Manchester High last Thursday Herron collected 185 yards Cardinals’ regular season comebacks of any football 386, Dave Viara 135-353, Ed Despite the 18 point perfor at Clarke Arena was the East Doucette Jr. 145-376, Don Logan the lopsided picture by drop Fran Huqk, George fourth in the 50-yard season, and in another part Association. rushing, pass receiving and Hannah covered a Jim Oakland with a 10-4 record, the most team I’ve ever been con mance .of David Peterson, Thursday Catholic glrla’ basketball team, Denver 138, Tom Greer 148-361, Jim ping a 2-1 verdict to Van Morrison, Mike Antonovich butterfly and fourth in the of the room, goaltender Marvin Miller, Executive returning kicks in the game Plunkett fumble in the end wins in any season since the four yards to Mel Gray and nected with.” Emanuel Lutheran of Hartford 50-yard backstroke. BASKETBALL 37-22. Debbie Caouette paced to set a new National Foot zone for one, John Sanders Kansas City BeU 373. bowed to Faith Lutheran of couver Sunday afternoon to and Wayne Connelly all Ross Brooks was adver Director of the Players team moved to St. Louis 28 yards to Jackie Smith After Ron Johnson and Joe East HartfoH at Manchester the winners with eight points. San Diego East Hartford, 40-26, in action fall under .500 with a 10-11-1 scored in the final six tising how the Bruins would Association, is expected to ball League combined yard ran back a pass interception from Chicago in 1960. St. made it 14-13. Dawkins chewed up the St. (girls) Saturday at Illlng. Rich Lewis record. minutes of the first period to overtake the Buffalo Sabres make the official announce age record for one season 23 yards for another, and Louis was coming off three “The first TD pass didn’t Louis defense line for 66 and MERCANTILE- Harry St. Thomas Aquinas at East . of 2,444 yards. The old mark Plunkett tossed a four-yard identical 4-9-1 seasons. Buckminster 145, Pete Larson had nine points for the winners. Mike Byers scored a pair stake Minnesota to a 4-0 lead for first place. Catholic ment of Hunter’s historic National Conference excite me,” Hart said. “I 67 yards respectively in the In other action. Trinity Cove of 2,440 was set in 1966 by strike to Herron for the Washington also finished 135-361, Ed Ralph 140-351, Nick of second-period goals, with and enable the Saints to snap Csonka, wide receiver Paul East was thinking that’s only one first half, the Cardinals nant topped Emanuel Lutheran Gale Sayers of the Chicago third. at 10-4, but St. Louis won the ’Twerdy 145-364, Russ Wilson the second one standing up a three-game losing streak. Warfield— and dictated W L T Pet and we need two more made adjustments to close 145-368, Rich Luko 146-368, Dick of Manchester, 39-25, and Tem y Bears. The other New England NFC Eastern Division title as the winner, and Don Serge Bernier scored twice limited action for other St. Louis iO 4 0 .714 scores. the gaps and limited the two ple Beth Shalom outdistanced \ Krinjak 136-146-382, Bill “Records is (sic) cool but regulars. scores came on 46-and 34- X-Washington 10 4 0 .714 for having defeated the “ After the second to only eight more yards Concordia Lutheran, 42-29. Blackburn contributed three for Quebec within a 27- Sheekey 166-418, Don Logan 359, ; I’d rather have a win,’’ said If the Oakland scouts yard field goals by John Dallas 7 7 0 .500 Redskins twice. The Car touchdown, you could feel Craig Hutt had 15 points for assists in the Whaler win second span in the closing apiece in the second half. George Barber 360, Ed Burbank over Winnipeg. New minutes of play. : Herron. “I was so involved learned anything, it was that Smith. NY Giants 2 12 0 .143 dinals will meet Central the excitement coming back Morton had to take to the 370, Bill Moorhouse 381. Trinity and Brett Swenson 10 J in the game, I didn’t realize But the Patriots, ending for Emanuel. Bruce Charendof England has the best record Oilers 3, Racers 1 even the Dolphins’ reserves Central Division champion to the bench. It was an elec a ir with disastrous pumped in 23 for Temple and in the WHA at 19-8. Bobby Sheehan scored the intncxlucing, I I had the record until they have the desire to win. Led their season 7-7, never gave W L T Pet Minnesota Saturday at trifying feeling, kind of results—being intercepted PARKADE DUSTY - Tom Paul Turek 15 for Concordia. In other action Sunday, winning goal for Edmonton i announced it.” by 40-year-old quarterback up. They were on Miami’s Minnesota 10 4 0 .714 Bloomington, Minn., in the tingling the hair on your by Jim Tolbert, Roger Atamian 203, Mac Segar 204, ’ Herron, a second-year Earl Morrall, winding up his three-yard line as the game Detroit 7 7 0 .500 first round of the playoffs. back.” Wehrli and Larry Stallings. Dick Murphy 236-575, Ken Toronto belted Michigan 7-2, at 8:50 of the third period Green Bay 6 8 0 .429 San Diego edged Houston 4- and Bruce MacGregor runner out of Kansas State, 19th season in the NFL, the ended with Dolphins rookie The Giants had stymied Versatile running back Hart complete 17-of-36 Thomas 209-599, Clay Nivison HOCKEY ; is called “Mini Mack’’ by his Randy Crowder smothering Chicago 4 10 0 .286 the stumbling Cardinal 214, Dave Slots 200, Ken 3, Minnesota ^ t Quebec 6-4 added an empty net goal Miami subs spotted the West Terry Metcalf, who added passes for 164 yards and one j teammates because he Patriots 24 points before fin Plunkett on a quarterback offense to the point that St. Louis’ final two scores on Hesford 221-574, Larry Davis and Edmonton beat In- with two seconds left. W L T Pet interception and finished the 206, Art Pinney 212, Skip Kelly 1 stands only 5-5 and weighs keeper play. quarterback Jim Hart was SQUIRTS diahapolis 3-1. ding the paths to victory. Los Angeles 10 4 0 .714 runs of one and 16 yards, regular season with 20 201, Roy Riggott 205, Butch With Eric Stepper scoring Blazers 2, Crusaders 1 ! only 170 pounds, Morrall hurled touchdown “Sure, we’ve been looking San Francisco 6 8 0 .429 St. Louis’ leading rusher in said, “We were all a little touchdown passes. Morton, Savino 206-551, Lou Polinski 550, two goals and Dave Stepper and Paul Terbenche scored his i “It is rewarding to prove bombs of 37 and 46 yards to ahead to Oakland,” Shula New Orleans 5 9 0 .357 the first half with eight too eager, maybe too ner whose Giants dropped to 2- Ernie Whipple 566. Paul Hohenthal adding one first goal of the season at you don’t have to be a big third-string receiver Melvin said, “but we wanted to Atlanta 3 11 0 214 yards, seven coming in a vous at first. I was dropping 12, was 13-of-31 for 132 each. Economy Electric man to play this game,” he Baker and Don Nottingham keep our Orange Bowl Saturday's Results broken play. the ball in the first half. I yards. Y - Tony Marinelli 158-150- blanked Nichols Tire, 4-0, 16:06 of the second period and it stood up as the winner AND said. collected two more record going (31 straight Pittsburgh 27, Cincinnati 3 441, AI Bujaucius 148-137-412, yesterday at the Bolton Ice wins).” Minnesota 35, Kansas City 15 Art Johnson 151-404, Hank Mar- Palace. Also, Regal’s nipped for Vancouver when Before the game, Miami touchdowns with one-yard Oakland 27, Dallas 23 tyn 150-135-406, Fred McCurry F arr’s, 3-2. Galen Byram had goaltender Don McLeod RADI# Sunday’s Results Board Blinked Often 160-400, Bob Boroch 184-400, two goals for the winners and stopped 16 Cleveland shots Washington 42, Chicago 0 Pete Brazitis 155-393, Ken Brad Cole the third while Tim in the finai session. TONIGHT Philadelphia 28, Detroit 17 Seaton 142-383, Al Pirkey 158- Conti and Sean Downey tallied NFL Roundup: Long Drought Ends Toros 7, Stags 2 9i00 (8) Liberty Bowit Atlanta 10, Green Bay 3 376, Rocco Lupacchino 139-376, for the losers. Tom Simpson scored three Maryland vs. Tennessee Miami 34, New England 27 As Jets Outlasted Colts Carl Bolin 135-388, Ed Burbank PEE WEE goals, bringing his totai to Houston is, Cleveland 24 388, Rit Alkas 147-383, Don Sim With Kelly McSweeney BALTIMORE (UPI) - with the Jets is undecided. needed to be told. Winner NY Jets 45, Baltimore 38 The New York Jets and the mons 369, Vic Marinelli 141-362, scoring two goals and assisting I St. Louis 26, NY Giants 14 “ I don’t know if I’ll be added, “Let’s face it though. Card Fans Rewarded Baltimore Colts wound up Frank Calvo 139-369, Ed Kovis on the third, Nassiff Arms Los Angeles 19, Buffalo 14 back,” said Joe after com He’s no Joe.” 355, Howie Hampton 139-356, topped Trudon’s, 3-1. Matt NEW YORK (UPI) - It 17-0, the New York Jets TD passes and Willie San Diego 17, Denver 0 lackluster seasons with a pleting 19 of 28 passes for 281 Namath and the Jets brass B ert D avis 145-357, Andy Tobin also tallied for the SNOW TIRE took until the last half of the gunned down Baltimore 45- Rodgers ran 20 yards for the San Francisco 35, New scoring spree Sunday that yards and two touchdowns. both say no decision will be Lamoureaux 351, Joe Twaronite winners while Mike Mumford last game of the season for 38, Philadelphia downed deciding score as Houston, Orleans 21 saw both teams amass a “I like the Jets. I’ve been made until the situation is 143. had the lone marker for the the St. Louis Cardinals to D etroit 28-17, Houston which won only one game in Saturday’s Playoffs combined total of 11 thoroughly discussed. losers. In other action. Rotary St. Louis at Minnesota (NFC) touchdowns and two field Bruins and First Hartford Real win the National Conference defeated Cleveland 28-24, each of the last two years, ’The Colts lost Sunday in S-A-L-E Atlanta topped Green Bay Miami at Oakland (AFC) goals. ly battled to a 4-all tie. John Eastern Division title, but finished 7-7 by beating Sunday’s Playoffs spite of record-setting per ihiie and Tom Roach each had when you’ve waited 26 10- 3 and San Francisco Cleveland. When the scoreboard formances by quarterback Buffalo at Pittsburgh (AFC) finally stopped blinking, the two goals for the Bruins while years, 14 weeks doesn’t whipped New Orleans 35-21. Falcons 13, Packers 10 Washington at Los Angeles Bert Jones and running back Willy Symonds, Rick Smith, Minnesota crushed Kansas Jets had won 45-38. Despite 9Mna seem too long. Dave Hampton’s five-yard (NFC) Lydell Mitchell. Mitchell Dave Hovey and Barry The Cardinals, expected to City 35-15 on Saturday. run and Nick Mike-Mayer’s the final flourish, though, grabbed 13 passes to bring Kelleher scored for Realty. MI-12 ntt finish near the bottom of Redskins 42, Bears 0 the off-season for both his total for 1974 to 72,, the NEW HAVEN (UPI) - 47-yard field goal were all Former Green Bay Packers MIDGETS »15« Sonny Jurgensen threw an teams may be more in *32“ their division, were the sur the Falcons needed to beat season high in the NFL and a quarterback Bart Starr will be George Bonney scored two Reject Appeal teresting than the preceding I’ll be back I don’t know, and prise of the league as they 11- yard TD pass to CharleyGreen Bay before the single season record for run the headline speaker at the 34th goals and Keith Gimmel MIDDLETOWN (UPI) - A 14 weeks. earned a playoff spot this Taylor and set up two smallest crowd to watch a I don’t know when I will ning backs. annual Connecticut Sports notched one and two assists in Court of Common Pleas judge For the Jets, who won six HURRY! ONLY lb DAYS For Business People, year for the first time since scoring runs by Larry game in Atlanta’s nine-year know.” Jones set another NFL Writers Alliance Gold Key leading Army & Navy to a 3-0 has rejected an appeal of the 1948. And they made sure Brown as Washington straight games to salvage an Another person who record with 17 consecutive Dinner Feb. 2, it was announced whitewashing of Groman’s. pro history. Only 10,020 Middletown Planning and crushed Chicago. Taylor also anemic 1-7 record at doesn’t know where Joe will Sunday. Receiving the Gold Also in the league, the Red SAamTiros ^4^^ ^9*^ they were going out in grand showed up. Zoning Commission decision completions on his way to a Professionals, caught a 13-yard TD pass midseason, the big question be next year is Jets head Key awards will be one of Wings belted the Bruins, 7-1, style Sunday by rallying in 49ers 35, Saints 21 last spring to allow the Saw Mill 36 for 53 performance good is whether Joe Namath will Starr’s teammates. Bob with Steve Hovey getting the iNITMB nsu the second half to defeat the from Joe Theismann. Duane Larry Schreiber ran for Brook Race Course in West- coach Charlie Winner. for 385 yards and four M-U I sign another contract with Skoronski, offensive captain of three-goal hat trick for the ; M in i 4M M I New York Giants 26-14. Thomas carried eight times two TDs to lead San Fran field. ' “I think we have the basis touchdowns. , m u ' ni-u 4Runn Individuals, New York. Namath the Packers during their win winners. for 102 yards for the In an opinion released Satur for a sound club that could Neither man took much’ The victory sends St. cisco over New Orleans. ning seasons in the 1960’s, M-U *15“ mi4 day, Judge Edward Hamill becomes a free agent May 1 go all the way next year, 1 *19“ Louis to NFC Central cham ' Redskins. Bobby Scott had two scoring consolation in his exploits. amateur golfer Dick Siderowf *19“ termed the four hearings the and a mutual attraction even without Joe,” said *20“ pion Minnesota Saturday for Chargers 17, Broncos 0 passes for the Saints. Mitchell said he’d rather and former University of AnENTION Corporations, commission held on the track between Broadway Joe and an opening round playoff Don Woods rushed for 105 Saturday Games Winner. "I have a lot of con have gained 1,000 yards Connecticut and major league MW n u - onanoa -- m n i application “the epitome of ef GOLFERS game. The Washington yards and a TD to break Raiders 27, Cowboys 23 the Los Angeles Rams is a fidence in young (reserve rushing, and Jones said, baseball star Walt Dropo. ficiency, order and fundamen recurrent rumor. l•RBnNI8HINQ AND AH Shsi No Trad* Redskins, whose only John Brockington’s single George Blanda, the 46- quarterback) A1 Woodall.” “I’m not impressed with the SNOW S SO Churches tal fairness to all.” Namath says his future REPAIR SERVICE 4 04 froo Mooirtiiii. Manchester's newest banking idea from Manchester's chance for a division title season rushing record fpr a year-old quarterback, threw Just in case anyone records. We lost.” I •CUSTOM-BUILT TRMPS 2 w .* 32*" oldest savings institution. When you need your funds simply phone us. We will was a St. Louis loss and a rookie in San Diego’s a 28-yard TD pass and kicked CLUBS transfer your money to your checking account. Call victory over Chicago, held shutout of Denver. Woods, two field goals to lift ■ •TENNIS RACQUETS TELE-CASH is a savings account which puts your up their end by crushing the who also set a club season RESTRUNQ NATIONAL BRANDS us by noon and we will deliver the money to your Oakland over Dallas. idle cash to work earning top interest. Your funds commercial bank account by 3:00 p.m. the same day Bears 42-0. rushing record, finished Steelers 27, Bengals 3 BaraM P. Dumand | DISCOUNT TIRE CENTERS remain readily available for use — just a phone call with 1,162 yards to wipe out 229 HEBRON AVE., GLASTONBURY in any town where we have offices. Deposits to banks But the Redskins, who Terry Bradshaw threw away. the mark of 1,105. 646-4000 D.iily 11-7 pm Sniurdny 9-2 pm in other towns will be mailed or wired the same day. finished with the same 10-4 two TD passes and Franco Transfer a minimum of $1,000 or a maximum of record as St. Louis, had to Eagles 28, Lions 17 Harris gained 79 yards to go You------write------a check for------your excess cash and deposit it in your Heritage TELE-CASH account. $100,000 on the same day. Transfers of over $100,000 settle for the wild card berth Rookie Mike Boryla surpass the 1,000-mark as require only one day's notice. The balance in your since the Cardinals beat recorded his third straight Pittsburgh buried Cincin Your funds earn 5.25% annual rate compounded daily Heritage TELE-CASH account continues to earn them twice during the victory for Philadelphia as nati. Pre and continuously yielding an effective rate of 5.47% 5.25% interest. There are no fees for your TELE season. Washington will be he threw a pair of short TD Vikings 35, Chiefs 15 a year. Your money earns everyday interest from day CASH account. By law, no commercial bank can offer at Los Angeles Sunday to passes to lead the Eagles Fran Tarkenton and Bob w rm M Y FREE BONUS s n s Chrhtnuu of deposit to day of withdrawal, credited monthly. this type of account to corporate depositors. open the playoffs. over Detroit. Berry each threw a pair of Your money can earn this much. The AFC playoff pairings Oilers 28, Browns 24 TD passes as Minnesota Opening a TELE-CASH account Is easy. Just specify Dan Pastorini threw two Offtet 5 Dam 12 Dm 23 Dm have Oakland, a 27-23 victor beat Kansas City. 40 Dm 00 Dm 100 Dm that you want a TELE-CASH account.. 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MAII formwty Maoehattar Saving* and Loan Aaaoclatlon Our biggest cash prize ever. bonus number matches the number we draw Main OfRoa: 1007 Main 8t.,Manoh*at*rS49-4888 • K-MartOflloa: 8p*no*r8l.,Manohaa(arS48-3007 MANCHESTER University of Hartford Pick up extra tickets, so you'll have plenty on Friday, January 24, you’ll win $2,500. MANOHim, CONN. BUrrONBUnY, CONN. 800 Bloomfield Avenue of extra chances to win. And hold on to Claim your prize by Monday, February 17, OOffCOTIOUrilCWtlOCOOOUilWV 833-ssaa • Covantry Offlca; Rt. 31, Covaniry 742-7921 646-3444 West Hai^ord, Conn. 06117 »aShlSaaoS Phone: 843-43 f9 TM «M I’| Drntbig wn St HM at 11M Ctvte C tnlir, H irtto i SOMI. OM Oim iiw M, tM onter 1( It 10:00 JLM. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec, 16. 1974— PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVEN^IGHERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 16, 19M Carol Sing S e t S u n d a y r33331gy3333 3 3333 3Vir W 3O T33 BOLTON 6VE A Om STIUSi W h a t ^ s f o r Donna Holland The Finest In Correa pondeni TENNIS QFT FOR TK S 6 4 6 - 0 3 7 5 a i o e f e t u t " HOLIDAY CATERING FORUM WHOLE FMBY = The public affairs committee MEMBERSHIP of the Bolton Junior Wdman’s A Msmborship to a Gub will sponsor a community PICK UP or UELIVERED carol sing Sunday at the Town Hall. BUFFETS TENNIS FORUm S Refreshments will be served FAMILY MEMBERSHIP 4 from 6:30 until 7 p.m. Caroling IN READY TO 6ERVE CONTAINER8 Here’s Great News in Savingsl ^Open every day 7 a.m. -11 p.m ONLY *58.00 ^ will immediately follow the ser Also Catered DInnsrs A Oufits af Our AttrsetNs! * Shower and locker room On* of Ih* basic food* In any family dial. Crown ving of refreshments. Hsil or A Pises of Your Choleol A- Complimentary towel aervice INDIVIDUAL ONLY *30.80 Top Whlfa broad la packad with fr^noaa and Many high school students f t quality. Thor* ar* no proaarvalivo* addod.. . ' -k Profmlonal Inatructlon Phone and high school graduates will A Crown Top bakora uad only pur* vogalabi* •k FREE Babyaitting 875-7094 shortaning and anrichod whil* Hour lor addad be performing that evening as [garden grove cater er s,INC. 6 well as leading the carolers. ^ k Sauna quality and flavor. Crown Top contain* all th* N ^ Free parking 872-8400 6 oxponalv* Ingradionis • axcopi th* prlcal Now, you Mrs. Judy Miner, chairman 649-8313 or 649-8314 can purchaa* thro* 22-oz. loava* for juat $1.00. of the committee, invites iiml 4 f LOCATED ON PraER MAO - EXIT B7 OP WILBUR nanas iim ::i y- : Thai’s rightl It's Ih* lowosi pric* In town and Bolton residents to attend. Shop-Rit* inland* to hold It that way. So, pick up She asks ail parents to bring thro* loava* of nutritious, trash Crown Top Whits flashlights in order to better see Broad with Ih* bast of Ingradiant*.. . at Ih* bast GIFT prIc* In towni the carol books that will be RRISOTO handed out. The Town Hall is being decorated for the occasion by Girl Scouts Troop 659 under the BEA leadership of Anne Marie ► CfiOWN TOP Cafro. Wreaths on the doors 849 Main St, GUDE OPEN were created by Troop 668 un Manchester^ Conn* SMART der the leadersUp of Mary Ra- CHECK THE HERALD dion and Virginia Bergstrom. Since 1945 SUNDAY Meet Tonight SANIA CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. WHITE BREAD The Board of Selectmen will ‘t GIVE A meet at 6:30 tonight so as to be •Vfff •». BICYCLES • TOYS DAILY UNTIL I SPORTING GOODS able to attend the Christmas l i TOKCQVE concert at Bolton High School . /J ^ A & B SPORT SHOP K itc h e n A id DECEMBER 23rd! CAMPING EQUIPMENT at 8. g|i PRECISION PONTA8UE8 ^(jjKM|^«sh/ng, Csmping, Hunting, OrnsnlSports'- School Menus FARR’S 22-OZ. The following cafeteria 643-7111 loaves menus will be served to PxiUtA^lar. [s l e d s and TOBOBGANSj ,/i Open Mon, to S,il 9 to 1 O'PM N4KGHESTER students in Bolton Elementary QusHtyMsrchsndlssstRBSsonsblsPrlcss f 6 PARKADE School and Bolton Center • YALETSST I dishujcisher e m School Dec. 16-20. [Gift Certificates for Ghrlstmasj Tuesday: American chop ! "iSKawts" 1 suey, green beans, fruit cup. 1000 HARTFORD TPKE. Mon o VERNON . 872-8052 “ JRWILRY BTORE Wednesday: Baked sausage, TSTlUitLRnHlmtir Christmas WITH THESE applesauce, tossed salad, roll, ran Lomnv noKiT COUPONS ice cream. wNh SIS *r mei* pufcha**! SAVE! SON Mwie»e*«*ni 0#dh*f SatabSihed Shopping Hours Thursday: Pizza with meat PEHIL and cheese, jello with topping. PON CHNItTMAa FYiday: Soup, grilled cheese Hacesi 649 Main St., Mancheeter wi auaatar; GEinillESUTE sandwich, potato chips, Vm. ~ Hat Just Th# l^lOflgng Tel. 643-2171 • CHAHMtaPINa SHOP-RITE COUPON chocolate cake. • W ATCHU* CLOCKS POOl TABUS ' ^ Hssdl ChoMs from Iftsso Famous Brands: Samsonito • SRACSLITS TH IS (ws Allsnilc, Vsntura, AlnJIJI!!! • aUSSWAMI XC M MANCHESTER OUR UYAWAY PLAN • DIAMOND ENOAOSMBNT COUPON NINOS and WIODINQ SANDS Mon.-FrI. 9:30 - 9 is now in effect WORTH G h e H e r a l d 4SK ABOUT IT Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 Toward Ihopurchasa of Toward th* purchasa of M A R LO W ll JSss.ira .^o or rM Mor* q ro pfoi $10.00 or Mora of through December 23rd Of ACCEPTED IICrCLE . OR POULTRY. (Frotn or Cannsd Msats Limit On* coupon par family. /Froxso or Cannad'Maals LAiiGatT acLacTioN or Not ineMod) Coupon good Sun., Doc. IS thru Sat., Dac. 21, 1974.n,( imdudodi Keller Against "aw aiCVCLB* IN THE MEN’S VtRNON A"EA r - ^ Coupon good at any Shop-Rito Supormarkol. New Community ■ FRCM ■OBU STR ETC H ProfeaaioiuUy AasemtOrd NOW OPEN VERNCN W IGS *5 COVENTRY [BREMEN GIFT PIK. GIFT CERTIFICATES TOYS a NOVELTIES * *295 st; OFF Monica Shea • Body Porms ACCESSORIES S GIFTS Wa Inatall eomplate axheuet ayetama on moet Mon.-Sat. 10-9 TIL • Eye Brow Waxing ALSO Correspondent gAmarIcan and Fo r^n Cere, and light duty fnieka..: CHRISTMAS • Manicures • Blow Cuts 'Z.' SNOW SHOVELS PINO P0N6 AND through December 23rd 7 4 2 - 9 4 9 5 SHOP-RITE COUPON Stael a Aluminum GAME TABLES Councilman Robert Keller FULL SERVICE SALON JUVENILE SNOW VEHICLES VIIUGE MniER has come out opposed to the Toward the purchase of proposed new community of I ■ e w y <1 1 of Manchtsfer, Inc. SHOP $1.00 or More in Our DetKIo. Gfoitd'ft Bemify S|Ni e RIZZO He is the fifth councilman to (6 sstvlog you with Om Mtton'i tloost UUFFLeHt POOL CO. S47-S420 Salon for Men 872-8531 viRHON emeu speak in opposition to the new niWON MADISON Featuring SERVICE DELI. community. Rose Fowler, 42 Union St, Rociivillo Opposite Hospital "THt couFitn u n n tronr VERNON E chairman of the Town Council; » I I eei-eo7 main strht TUXITY PLAZAl UNISEX CUTS W ITH TH IS and councilmen Jesse 441-247* en-Mi* Limit Ona coupon par family, Comer of Center & Bread Streets Hair PlMBS COUPON pon good Sun., Dac. 15 thru Sat., Dac. 21,191 Brainard, Richard Breault and Coupon good at any Shop-Rits Suparmarkat. Henry Grawbowski have' W ILTO N ’S SPOST ROAD SHOPPING PLAZA dm C8Hifle8t88 already expressed their opposi G^t Shop MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 tion to the DevCo proposal. 964 Main 8t In VERNON. CONN. 872-3159 Tim s, thru Frl. Up to this time Councilmen MON. thru SAT. Appointments Preferred ’ A1 (^rilli and William Schmidt Downtown Mancheslor Hoadqusrtors tor 9:30AM to 6:30PM PHONE SHOP-RITE COUPON have remained uncommitted. COLLECTOR OPEN C Councilman Keller said, 'T WHS uf K i U M M Christmas am opposed to the proposed PLATES • BOTTLES •49-0887 • ZOO ANIMALS Robert 0 . St. Pierre Toward the purchase of plan for a new community a HUMMEL FIGURINES Prop. $1.00 or More in Our being presented to the Planning CHRISTMAS Begins at and Zoning Commission by the MESENT Fou owe it to yourtelf to Greater Hartford Process. My EOS YOUR visit this fascinating shop! PRODUCE DEPT. reasons for this are that I am Adam's MANCHESTER convinced that the plan as 728 E. MMesTnmgBw proposed would represent a I Moil a Tims. S W t P JL W ITH TH IS ! Httf a n SM .Sia toP.M. COUPON Limit On* coupon par family, hnancial burden on the Town of r33^3lT33W99333'3‘393'3^933^3 Apple ipon good Sun., Dac. 15 thru Sal., Doc. 21,19 Coventry at least as great as, PANASONIC PUT HAPPINESS IN YOUR SKIING Coupon good at any Shop-RII* Suparmarkat. and probably several times DOUBLE SAH larger than their well published GIFT headquarters ONLY 8 ‘surplus' revenue, and that RADIOS — TAPE RECORDERS Vhe GREEN STAMPS acceptance of this plan would 8H0PFIN6 Siip(‘riii:irk«‘ls EVERY change the character of the COMPONENT SYSTEMS DAYS TIL WEDNESDAY! SHOP-RITE COUPON town and region to such an ex TMiileneoli Iwoilerti one-stop tent that growth would be CHRISTMAS 130 CENTER ST. ■L CANINO 0F«0AILY accelerated instead of con HHi ass Pbtlerloii!i ^LAZA Santa says... MANCHESTSR One Shop-Rite 16-oz. trolled. 649-4S37 s i K . m , RTl. 3S, VERNON “I have been gathering data Complete grooming •71-IStS shop SDN. 12-0 CRANBERRY for over a year-and-a-half all typea of doge For Your Holiday Parties, Try a which will help the town to es FREE tablish the impact of this sues I for the bamis Apple W ITH TH IS SAUCE planned community. Analysis “DELI PLAnER” from FRANK'S C O U P O N MH of this data has demonstrated SCISSORS m ’‘im ir pudE and $5.00 purchase Limit On* coupon par family. to me that the fiscal Impact of Post Rood PISM Bt as FOR YOUR PET ANY SIZE PUTTER - ANY VARIETY OF MUT8 - MADE TO ORDER Coupon good Sun., Dac. 15 thru Sal., Dac. 21,1974. VKBMOH snkWM Let Ui Bathe and/or Qroom Your Dog selective Coupon good at any Shop-RII* Suparmarkat this plan, as proposed by DevCo, would cost the town and , For the Holidays iSave 25* the taxpayers, and not show a Leave Him, We'U Love Him for the Day ITAUAN BEEF surplus as claimed by DevCo. White you Shop,_ shier My analysis is based on facts, NOONDAY SNACK • BACKGROUND MUSIC PLATTER $ f l PLAHER not unrealistic predictions n 8 A.M.. 5 P.M. J ^ L E S • RENTALS • REPAIRS 1 49 SHOP-RITE COUPON made by a consultant who is For H e ^ s ^ g PiMss Caff 646-0171 Sanrote-e I Sorvas 10-12 s p e c i a l o f h e w e e k paid to present the developer’s .CMINE HOUDAY IMK I- 1 LB. ROAST BIBF • OZ. raOSCIUTTINI 1 Li. COOKIO CORHID BSBF optimistic expectations. • OZ. HAM CAMCOLA "For many months we have GIFT SPECIALI 1 LS. ALL BtBF SALAMI • OZ. OINOA SALAMI 1 La WHITS MSAT TURKIV ROLL been bonbarded by a high & SKIPACKA6ES SOZ. SUCKO PIIOVOLONS IS OZ.DIU FtCKLSS (SPSARS) 6 MAXWELL HOUSE pressure public relations cam •IQINNIM TO iXPIRT 739 MINI It OZ.OIU PICKLSa (SPSARS) 2 LSaPOTATO SAUD 8 9 * paign which purports to 2 LSS.FOTATO SALAD 2 LSaCOLS SLAW IIQIOLS IUNGIESTEII TSL me. *1 2 LSS.COLI SLAW demonstrate that this new com 1 JAR MUSTARD W ITH TH IS COFFEE CALCULATOR 2 LBS.ITAUAN SMAD I LsasuciD Rra munity will save the town from SAVE 295 Broad Street Memor, 8 digit capacity. COUPON an ever increasing tax burden r i f l f f i s - ! AC/DC with battarlaa •nd $5.00 purchase Cou^ ,o^tn°'?:c"'«rs;T'D^;c. 21. 1.74. as well as provide needed ser Manchester, Conn. %! bitemational 20 and adsptar. Not as II- EURoriMr ^ Coupon good at any Shop-RII* Suparmarkat. vices to the town. My facts itw n iix E T i UP TO JH o u i w M w , r u M . 2 has... 5 lustratad. refute this claim and I will pre 1/00 fo 8:30 THE PLAHER PLATTER Save 30* sent the results of my study at Thursday 8:06-8^1 Regular 78.96 the hearing held by the Plan Servos 10-12 Servos 10-12 ning and Zoning Commission it 1 LB. IMFOnriO BOILSb HAM 1 La raiHCH LDAP SHOP-RITE COUPON is appropriate.” ! '^toS “MP IN E 1 LB. IMFORTBD SWISS CHISSB 1 La ITALIAH LDAP 1 La. MSTHAMI 1 La POUSH LOAP 6J 1 La HARD tAUM I 1 La OBRklAN BOLOOHA RCO 0 1 LB. OUVI LOAF 1 La SUCID PROVOLOHI a boy or girl J 6 — ------<=HAUS 2 LBS. POTATO BAUD IS OZ.OILL PICKLIS (tPIARS) nMMILL82D.nt t i r e * t LSaaSRMAH POTATO BAUD **!: ^ ^ • YWrwuBi Coim. t LBS.COU auw *2 RSaSNT STRSST ORen OaNy 10 te 0 siM. 1M:M • 072-0047 IS OZ.DILL FICKLIS (SFBARS) 2 LSaCOLI SUW 49 “LEVI STRAUSS” MANCHtSTtR t LBS.RVa BRIAD a LsaRva b r ia o Year 239 Spencer Street • Manchester m W CT333333’3‘3’33333W 33393‘^ 1 JAR MUSTARD 1 JAR MUBTARD DENIM DOLL ...... CwmrMoeaa Gin For A Pracileal Think IB’3 '3 ' l^ J■ Ka m a n .‘j i S e S “ m Limit On* coupon par family. CAUM ar Of Us For Tiros o « ^ good Sun., Ooo. 1$ thru Sat, Doc. 21,1974. I OagwIsliMiyaarPnlliM In Rain or Snow — Dillon’s There to Tow pnm WIffiCKER Coupon good at any Shop-RH* Suparmarkat. PRII COFFia “SAWNO YOU UONtV DILLON FORD Save 50* IS OUN aOLO^" w Phone 643-2149 310 .,1KS&%. Main Street 24llR Inna [PKE.. MANCHBS A*,!""?; I.-- VI I PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 16, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 16, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE Insurance Jobs Have Big Impact Ramsdell Reports on Trip To Bermuda Research Station CASPAR MUSK STUDIO I Employment generated by ditional Income Increased the — 35,000 by insurance com surance companies supported sound basis for future growth Private Inatruotlon In | - f i r . w j the Connecticut insurance in 1970 total of 11.23 billion to the responsible for instituting the patients. ’They also helped clear propams for the remainder of Aquarium and Sciece Museum; panies and 12,500 by insurance 11.4 per cent of the 19,500 Jobs iq and development. to watch the news and weather Brookes, noting the biological • DRUMS dustry contributed nearly f2 1973 figure of $1.93 billion. VERNON program five years ago. one of thb beaches on the Island the school year. and a possible trip to Wood’s agencies. the printing and publishing in “ The trend in state and NO MORE PAPER! report on television. station anticipates a 20 per cent • QUITAa billion to Connecticut payrolls An economic impact study On Nov. 13,19 students from He said selection of par which is undergoing restora This would include a day at Hole Oceanopaphlc Institute dustry. In the larger area of national economic structures is Bacauaa moat major mllla In tho Now England araa art Ramsdell said the nights increase in the 1975 rates, • PIANO laat year, according to the In updated by the association For each of these, the study Rockville High School and two ticipating students is based on tion. Project Oceanology, Including and the Martha’s Vineyard business services — such as away from hard goods produc rofualng to buy waato papor until January 6 ,1B78, wa were devoted to lab and library which would result in an in \ mmiiMt M rSn surance Association of Connec showed that the |2 billion in showed there were 1.4 persons leaders, Peter Ramsdell and their demonstrated citizenship The students also collected a two-hour boat trip on the Lobster Hatchery, both at Cape ' financial, real estate, insurance tion and toward the service in will bo lorcod to rotuao papor at our doora until turthor work in preparation for the crease of 135 per student, said BUSINESS ticut. wage and salary disbursements employed elsewhere In the notico. Robert Carlson, left Bradley and Interest in science and living marine organisms and Dr. Wolfgang Sterrer, director research vessel for collection of Cod, Mass. nioiM64s-iin and the professions—• the figure dustries,” the study noted. reports which were turned in 218 Hartloni Rd. Wages and salaries paid to supported 115,000 Jobs state’s Job market. Thus, Airport for a week’s study of selection was made by a group donated them to the Mystic of the station. He said he will various samples. Brookes said the funds was 28.9 per cent of the 183,000 “ Because Connecticut’s the final night at the station. ManoiiMtar Connecticut insurance company throughout Connecticut — 10 Connecticut Insurance industry marine biology at the Bermuda of science teachers and Marine Life Aquarium with the It also includes plans for a necessary for these propams is jobs In this category. strength in the service in Ramsdell said the weather assist Vernon in attempting to employfis and the income per cent of the state’s total activity generated indirect .OSTRINSKY Biological Station for guidance personnel. understanding that they would trip to Environmental Centers available from the balance of See Us For ALL Your dustries relies heavily on the in was most accommodating and sebure a foundation p an t to producdd^lndlrect insurance work force. employment in other state in 781 PA8KE8 STREET • MANCHESTE8 Research. This was the fifth be used exclusively by the (formerly the Childrens’ the Bermuda trip account and Musical Accessories! Minimum surance industry, Connecticut’s allowed the completion of all of Pre-training for the trip help keep the costs down. industry enmioyment Jumped There were 47,500 persons dustries accounting for an ad The study concludes that the year for the program but the education department in its Museum) for a behlnd-the- the trips will be carried out sub insurance companies stimulate the activities planned by the started in September with two Brookes said the Grade 8 S700 millions or 57 per cent, directly employed by the ditional 67,600 Jobs. insurance industry provides the first year the trip was made in non-profit classes offered to scene look at its new aquarium ject to approval by the parents. continued and improved trip leaders. slide presentations, two swim students have exciting Salaries between 1970\and 1973. ine ad- Connecticut Insurance industry For instance, Connecticut in Connecticut economy with a the fall. school children. prospects for follow-up display; a trip to the Boston economic growth.” He also complimented the sessions, four informal dis In a report to the Board of cussions and one field trip. Education, Ramsdell outlined students on their behavior as To Rise some of the activities and did members of the staff at the Brookes said the minister of highlights of the trip which was biological station which is education of Bermuda visited located on St. George’s West. Minlmum wages for Connec approved by the Board of the station and viewed the work ticut workers increase 10 cents Education. of the Vernon students. to |2.01 and |2.11 an hour effec The students pay their own While at the station, the students spent most of the days Brookes said the students tive Jan. 1, 1975, State Labor AMerry Christinas andHappy Holidays! way. on collecting trips and doing lab also donated two hours of their HARRY HOUDAYS AHEAD! Commissioner Jack A. Fusarl Ramsdell said the day’s ac said today. tivities started immediately work on the specimens they time to help Dr. David Wingate, Nothing makes your holiday guests feel more welcome than Current hourly rates of |1.91 after breakfast and continued collected. director of garden museum and ^ the nostalgic aroma of the holiday meal In the oven president of the Bermuda Christmas is full of happy surprises and and 12.01 have been in effect Holiday Store Hours: until dinner time when the When the high school students and the most welcome feasts come from your First students were given a one-hour Audubon Society on a restora since May 1 to conform with All Finast Supermarkets will be returned, 18 students from Federal levels which also go National Store. Let Finast give you all the fixings you break. tion project on Nonsuch Island. so is Food Mart.. . your one stop Open Late Wed., Dec. 18 thru Mon., Dec. 23 Grade 8 of the Vernon Center up Jan. 1. need for a lull course feast - from fruit cup to dessert - As weather plays an impor Middle School under the direc The project involved stacking Food M arts Open Until 6 PM Christmas Eve Employes were reminded by tant part in the activities of the tion of Francis Brookes, made cedar planks from a 100-year- shopping center for a happy and value- Finast has everything to make your entertaining easier. group, everyone met at 7 p.m. Fusarl that state statutes the same trip. Brookes was old hospital for yellow fever provide that whenever the packed holiday! federal minimum wage is changed the Connecticut rate shall automatically be one-half of one-percent alrave the new SUPERMARKETS federal level. Let Mr. Dell help you plan All employes covered by the Beef Chuck 7-Bone your Holiday ... order one of Fair Labor Standards Act prior U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF his Famous Party Platters! to 1966 must be paid the ST','' required 12.11 hourly rate. These would include most The Carnival Steak or Pot Rea Area Profile manufacturing workers and employes of business dealing in interstate commerce and large Serves 6 RIB ROAST mercantile establishments. Workers covered by the Act 1 0 » 5 Fo^m erly C alled LARGE END 6-7 RIBS since 1966, such as restaurant Center Cut Bone Bowler Attends Convention and hotel restaurant employes and those in hotels, motels and ^TheMardi Qras Chuck Steak In 'convalescent homes, will Serves 12 Serves 18 receive |2.01. o r R o a s t Involving the Handicapped The distinctions. It was lb .. 9 5 2 4 9 5 VERNON pointed out, are made in the Bowler commented in his classes should not be abolished, federal minimum wage law. Fresh Chicken Parts! ’Thomas W. Bowler, physical report that he failed to see “The students should be in- education teacher at the Maple where this fit into the han volved in a regular program in U.S.D.A. The Festival Beef Chuck Ground 98^ Street School, Rockville has the least restraining way.” Chicken Legs ...... lb 6 9 * dicapped category in general. Serves 10 Serves 16 Formerly Called Stew Beef - Boneless ^ a a just returned from a convention Another panel m em ^r, J. CHOICE Demonstrations were also Chicken Drum sticks . lb 8 9 * in Boston, Mass. The theme Philip Boucher, said that presented for activities for peo BEEF was, “Help for the Han labeling students has an effect ^ 3 5 0 2 2 ^ 5 Chicken B reasts ______. lb 8 9 * ple on crutches, in wheelchairs, Beef Chuck For Stew dicapped.’’ of personal devaluation. “This f” Q b*a a o 4 o Fresh Chicken D i w C lo lo Boneless, Skinless . • . e In a report Bowler said the the mentally retarded, and U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF ^ 4 A Boneless -> Broil or Pan Fry . lb 1 . 5 9 such. idea of labeling the special stu demonstrations, lectures, and dent tends to materialize the Mr. Dell Favorites for Vnul B eef Bowler said the issue of exhibits at the convention were handicap,” he said. Chuck programming the youngster in Cube Steak Sell Service Delicatessen all geared toward all types of Bowler formerly taught RIB ROAST . 1 . 3 9 Baked P icnics''sC ... lb 1 , 6 9 the special class situation was SMALL END MO RIbS situations involving the han physical education at the Boneless - Formerly Called London Broil covered at one of the meetings. U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF CHUCK t 7 9 * P o lish K ielb as a c^i^niai.. lb 1 . 1 9 dicapped. Talcottville School which is a R o a s t B e e f ...... B eef He said Dr. Stein said Uiat He said they were told by Dr. regional school in Vernon for Colonial Franks " bL ? '. . . lb 7 9 * “mainstreaming” is one of the BONELESS Baby Swiss Cheese . lb 1 . 4 9 Shoulder Steak Chuck Julian Stein, consultant, for the children with learning dis most misunderstood words. He Sw ifts Bacon uTZpr;. . . lb 1 . 2 9 Programs for the Handicapped abilities of varying degrees. U.S.D.A. CHOICE • BEEF CHUCK Bologna°^»r ...... lb 1 . 1 9 Formerly Called Rib Steak 5th thru 7th Ribs Cap Off said while all special education S au sag e Links Jones... of the American Alliance for Jarisberg Cheese ... lb 1 . 7 9 . lb 1 . 4 9 Health, Physical Education and UNDER BLADE STEAK IS? Oscar M ayer Z i 7 , l Z .. Recreation, that he had a com French O nion Dip ... lb 6 9 * Beef Rib Steak . , b 1 . 1 5 ment from a handicapped per FORMfRLY BONELESS CHUCK STEAK BUDE STEAK.. ROAST Carando Pepperoni . lb 1 . 9 8 Boneless - Formerly Called Boneless Club Steak son that describes how to view Here's hearty HMIshire Favorites from the Seven Seas! handicapped people in general. beef flavor K ielbasa... Farm, lb 1 . 4 9 He said that person said to $ 1 to satisfy Mr Dell Items Available thru Dec. 21 Only Beef Sib Eye Steak 2S? Ju m b o Shrimp^pe^Tb®... m 2.99 him, “A difference only makes R l : l i l r y the whole a difference when it makes a W h i t e S h r i m p Medium , , , . lb 1 . 4 9 difference.” He said, “In other dining room Bernard P. LaPine Beef Chuck LB. crowd! » Snow Crab M eat ...... ib 1 . 9 9 words handicapped people are MANCHESTER PARKADE ; only handicapp^ insofar as t Company Promotes U n d e r b la d e No 1 Sm elts ...... ib 5 9 * their abnormality holds them r Andover Resident Langostinos ...... ’pk“ 2 . 1 9 back. 6IFT PLANTS OPEN or Pot Roasts i Bernard P. LaPine of An- One of the sessions dealt with B one In Little Neck Clam s ... ib 75* 10 to 10 “PICK YOUR OWN” tdover has been promoted to programs for the blind, and land PUNTERS ( assistant auditor in the finan- More Values from Finast! students from schools for the Formerly Called Terra Cotta PRODUCE AT FOOD MARTS ^cial audit division of The blind presented demonstrations California Steak BeefChuckShortRibs' " r , b i . 0 8 Hanging Moon » Travelers Insurance Co. audit involving playground ball ac or Roast C Strawberry or Herb department. tivities, the balance beam and CAIIFORHIA - "SUNKIST" Top Blade Steak® 8“ " ib 1 . 2 8 wrestling. Pot. I LaPine Joined the Hartford Another phase concerned ac ffirm in 1946 and served In QQ tivities for the elderly but I various accounting positions. In NAVEL OBANGES > 1971 he was promoted to senior Ex-Teachers Hanging A Regular I auditor. More Proof It Pays to Shop the Finest Way! PLANTERS UVE PUNTS BEST EATING CARNATION PK6. OF 12 ENV. { A 1969 graduate of the File Claims Made from Sand REGULAR * University of Hartford, LaPine Hanging OR » is certified by the Institute of ten Foods from Finest! Whole Kernel or, 16 OZ Summer Fresh Dairy Features! MARSHMALLOW For Job Pay Sprangarll Hot Cocoa Mix ! Internal Auditors. Cream Style * 8 « , * 2 0 He and his wife and son live Libbys Corn B o rd en s BOLTON on Lake Rd., Andover. Ivy, Fame, FOOD CLUB ^ i [Libbys Regular, ,16 ozi Donna Holland Terrarium Plants GAYLORD • U.S. Promises or French Cut LiteLine Correspondent 4-69 Green Beans and many others 646-0375 y Aid to Portugal PLANTERS CRANBERRT £ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ' 'W '.m i Pillsbury M8% OZ I Raymond Allen, superinten with Saucers CRATED Cheese dent of schools, received notice ^United States has agreed to Layer pkgs 4 guarantee up to 120 million in Finast Frozen Cake Mixes that three past employes of the *l**up CRISP U.S. NO. 1 Individual 12 OZ Board of Education had filed SAUCE 7 private American loans for con- ROPE HANGERS CALIFORNIA WHOLE OR STRAINED TUNA Slices pkg claims for unemployment com CALIFORNIA ^ structlon of housing in Por- Ginger Ale or '2 8 OZ 89« t | 4 « U OZ. CAN A OZ. CAN Vegetables pensation with the State of tugal, the State Department an- Club Soda btls h a , . 1 J 7 "BUD BRAND" LARGE Canada Dry E g g N o g Finast . ctn 8 9 * • gal Connecticut, Employment £ nounced. Sweet Peas 24 °z Security Division. department spokesman Brookslde hall I A Apple Cider Farms 7 7 ‘ or Cut Corn 16 OZ Those filing claims were Nor CELERT WALNUTS £ said the loan guarantee was in 63« Gloria Whole 10 OZ g g * man Shaw, Sharon Donovan and LARGE BUNCH IN SHELL H addition to a proposed |55 Peeled Plum C r a c k e r B a r r e l Choddar pKg Judith Burnham. & million foreign aid package Tomatoes 1 lb y g * Shaw was principal of Bolton Live V. P sponsored by Sen. Edward M. Pet Ritz 20 OZ M argarine sowped Pl<9 High School for six years. He ^Kennedy, D-Mass. The Apple Pie pkg 59« resigned the position in Plants REGULAR OR ELECTRIC PERC. Q Kennedy package include! Proof ft Pays to Shop for Quality Produce the Finast Way! September. ^ loans totaling |50 million and |5 LB. 1 LB. S q u a s h Cooked . • . . • 4 pkga 8 9 * Mrs. Donavan was a science 89< to VACUUM w million in technical asslitance Gold Medal I and math teacher for two years CAN to be divided equally between L asag n e Buuom ...... *pkg* 1 . 9 9 H i ’J i f / at Bolton Center School. She Food Club Coffee Portugal and her former S traw b erries RiiS. .S X ' 1-00 nes was offered a half-time territories. teaching position for the pre The State Department also Topping cre'em W h ip ______®c.°n 5 1 * Flour I I sent school year for which she CO said negotiations are continuing Florida Easy to Peel signed a contract. She resigned ^ between Portugal and the Package of Vitamin C 12 - 49« before September. United States for renewal of the 6 5 Ib Mrs. Burnham taught Grade ■iO*'0FF agreement permitting the U.S. Polnsettias 3 at Bolton Elementary School 25* OFF , . to use its Azores air base. O r a n g e s California 8 lor 7 9 * bag Beautiful Holiday 6 inch for 3‘A years. She resigned In PURCHASE OF *1.00 OR MORE 099 F ru it T ra y s Va^irp^.'. . . ea 1 . 9 8 G r a p e f r u i t Florida. . . 8 for 1 . 0 0 PURCHASE OF MELLOW SWER I lll^ Centerpiece pots . * I McIntoshki * June 1973 due to a family move. I d M m ea The Board of Selectmen Heads Committee S t r i n g F i g s Favorite . . X 6 9 * A p p l e s us No 1 - 2V, In Min 3 bag '*> With 79 This Coupon & Purchase *5 or More Limit One^Coupon Per Cuslomer ^ | received copies of the claims. LaBonne Life Iniurance M u m P l a n t s S Inch P oll ■ «a. 2 . 9 9 CHRISTMAS A r t i c h o k e Marinated a . . V r* 5 9 * Yellow O nions ., 5 b ? g 4 9 * Valid thru Deo. 24 They did not take any action or FRUIT'N'NUf I Agency, Inc., of 155 Main St., 9oz 4 G * hold any discussion on them. Manchester, has announced Fiesta Salad Favorite Baking Potatoes. 5ba^g 7 9 * 0 ^ 0 ^ « Bulletin Board that its president, Ted CANDY P rolong...... 'biri.49 Y e l l o w T u r n i p . .. 1 2 * The selectmen will meet * i ..LOAF N ..RIHfi i i LaBonne, will serve as chair Monday at 7 p.m. at the Town ■ WITH TMIA course *T FOOD MABTA. eooo TMlWfATUaDAV, OiC. 11. | | W'JH Tmi COUFON AT FOOD | man of the program general Hall. Animal Planters 1^ LIMIT ONB LOAF Oe BINS ONBCOUFONFBBCUITOMaa. J LIMIT OMi COUFOM FiB COITOMtB. J arrangements committee for The Public Building Commis the Mllllon-Dollar Round Table sion will meet Monday at 8 p.m. $ ^ 9 8 wa a a ta a v a t m i aieHT to l im it o u a n t it ib i a n d a b b mot bbifoniibli fob tvfoobafmical b b b o b i. Meeting scheduled June 16 to at the Town Hall. up 20, 1975. I I The Women’s Auxiliary of the As chairman of the com 25* off B12*I off U15* off n 25* off H10* off H 20* off 10*off GETTING BETTER, BETTER, BETTER With This Coupon On (1) gal • with This Coupon On 111 B Cl Bolton Volunteer Fire Depart FOOD MARrS EVERY DAYI mittee, LaBonne will be respon with This Coupon On (1) Ib can Iw ith This Coupon On (1) 5 Ib bag! With This Coupon On(2)11ot pKgsi With This Coupon On (3) pkgs | With This Coupon On (1) pkg 10 |WilhThtsCouponOn(1)16Hoz pkgl ment will have their annual Ceramic Hanging sible for ten task forces In Hills Bros. I Pillsbury I Pillsbury Durkoe | Hefty Trash ■ Betty Crocker ' Caruso I FrenchetteJ'*rch Christmas party meeting Mon volving 450 to 500 people who Coffee I Best Flour I Pie Cruet Mix | Spices or Extracts | Can Liners | Potato Buds Blended Oil I Dressing day at 7:30 p.m. at the Planters PRICES EFFECTIVE IN MANCHESTER will be making all the Valid thru Dec. 2t l ■ t K a M Valid thru Deo. 21 l ■ t K a i M Valid thru Dec. 21 g t a M a ie Valid thru Dec. 21 w Valid thru Dec 21 Valid thru Deo 21 Valid thru Dec 21 firehouse. arrangements for the June ! I R U M I gryuBlM ■ H-740 r m H-741 H-734 H-735 H-738 QjJjDB* 0' It will be a potluck supper. 2 « 8 $ | 3 e s meeting In San Francisco. It Is Members are asked to bring a West Middle Turnpike Manchester Parkade expect^ that 4,000 persons will |1 grab bag-gift. attend the meeting, LaBonne uid. I PAGE TWENTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 16. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 16. 1974— PAGE TWF.NTV.thwitk’ This Businessman's Life Isn’t All Stocks and Bonds To Support Indian Claim MACC NEWS STORRS (UPI) - University New World over a vast land ______MANCHB8TER ARIA CONFRRBNCI OF CHURCHBI ( NEW YORK (UPD - One of dently, investing it wisely falls in now defunct Boston Commer firms. Hooper became a market changes, the most radical has n — and he h u since rem ar Hooper follows hla own advice of Connecticut anthropologist bridge from Asia thousands of ' the most successful securities this category. This doesn’t cial, a giveaway advertising letter writer for Frazier Jelke & been in the attitude toward dis ried. on reinvesting dividend and in nm(W« Hava DEPT. A Notion To l^laaso)STORE William Laughlln will testify in years ago. analysts on Wail Street is a man necessarily mean they can’t sheet published for the hotel C a and subsequently joined W E. cipline of the young, he said. “It Last summer he led a joint His food tastes are simple ~ terest payments. a trial to back Indian claims on By Nancy Carr Some 30 organizations and in College Collegiate Clvitan Club frightening and the facte of the who apparently has been able to acknowledge dependence on a trade It was partly owned by a Hutton & Ca He was research Noxt to Frank's Supormarkot American-Soviet expedition to is not wise to spare the rod and favorites are baked beans, cod “fve b i ^ doing this with my EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER the North American continent. Rxecullve Director dividuals, including the young sent a donation to be used in world’s suffering and dying c reconcile the best of two tradi higher being.” cousin of his mother, and Hooper director there for 33 years until, spoil the chikL’^ fish cakes, ice cream. He is a Social Security mecks since I He was summoned to testify sites in the Aleutians so they girls of Girl Scout Troop 672 at their name to help the needy of We are asking for an im hungry are hard to face, the tio n a l divergent worlds - God The bespectacled, round-faced was hired for $15 a week, keep he joined his present firm, could, in effect, compare Hooper has Interests that cigar smoker and drinks only turned 71” he said. OPEN EVERY NIQHT 'til CHRISTMAS on behalf of the Indians in the mediate response to an appeal Manchester Green School, and Manchester in the best way we spirit of the people sitting in the and mammon. Hooper, b ^ on a farm at Bid- ing tabular matter straight and Thomson & McKinnon anthropological notes. The range well away fitm the mak bourbon - “the stronger the bet Wounded Knee case at Lincoln, to bring a home cooked Christ across a different age span, the saw fit. A note on a scrap of parlor at St. Mary’s was one of He has spent 55 of his 78 years deford, Maine, was educated at wrapping the paper for mail Auchincloss Kohlmeyer Inc., last Wound^ Knee defense would ing of money for others. He ter.” His leisure reading is books MinENS • elOVES • HATS Neb. mas dinner to several elderly women of the Sunset Club, have paper written in a shaky hand hope, determination, and self- advising stock market investors, Harvard and Boston Univer delivery. July. He also has written a col like to prove the American In taught Sunday School firon 1913 on American history. “They simply want to get on shut-ins. In order that they may reached out through the MACC asked that the small check denial. Many not able to attend many ^ theip motivated solely sities. At Harvard his teachers umn of financial advice for Warm Slipper Socks dian was in the United States Later he joined the stock ex to 1968 - most of the years at the For those who seek instant record the American Indian dis count on this festive meal and Seasonal Sharing Appeal to enclosed be used for the hap called to share their concern by the desire to accumulate included Dean Gay, who helped Forbes Magazine for a quarter Uniform Prices Film fist. Carrying that position a change house of A A Housman United Methodist Church, West- riches his advice is “Don’t try.” Sa/actfon al Sucfgal Prfcaa/ covered the New World,” have "something extra” to look share the joy of Christmas with piness of others — the true and ideas. wealth, and almost as many organize the prestigious Har century. Dairy farmers will receive a step further the defense would as “wire gossip man” in the San wood, N J„ where he has lived He has some suggestions for Laughlln said. forward to please call the con those who have been less for spirit of CHiristmas shining in Immediate action was taken years teaching Sunday School vard Business School, and Obviously, as a man approach uniform price of $9.31 per hun argue he thus could not be Francisco office. His principal for 48 years - nnows his own those looking for a “recipe for He is known for his studies of ference office, 649-2093, by tunate. every word. on several ideas. Christmas and dredweight (about 20 cents a arrested for trespassing on his classes. historian Samuel Eliot Morrison. tasks were to condense the news ing his ninth decade. Hooper has lawn, enjoys working in the riches.” Save a given annount the Aleuts in Alaska and his Wednesday if you are willing to Students involved in the Those still planning to use Hannakkuh gift cards are “Actually," says Lucien 0. He did a brief stint in the Navy quart) for milk containing 3W own land. Dr. Laughlln said. as briefly as possible for move seen many changes in our garden and goes Ashing at vaca monthly whether you can afford theory that man came into the help out. Manchester Community this particular means of already printed up and Hooper, “searchers for wealth during World War I (his entire ment on the transcontinental society. When he was bom there tion tim e He was mayor of West- it or not .. reinvest every divi per cent butterfat which they sharing with others at Christ available at all MACC and God aren't necessarily tra three-month career was spent at telegraph wire and to answer in were no autos, airplanes, radios, wood for a few years in the IBSOs. dend and interest check .. put delivered in November to mas are reminded, if their gift churches. Temple Beth Sholom, plants in the Connecticut veling opposite paths. People Boston Harbor), then went job quiries. television or supermarkets, and His flrst wife died in 1989 - their nHsiey into quality stocks, not is to be used most effectively Farr’s, Watkin’s, Lenox Phar market. Lucien O. Hooper should use their money pru- hunting. His first stop was the After working with several few telephones. But of all only son was killed in World War “get-rich-quick” securities. Stop & Shop Stop & Shop' and distributed to those who macy, and the Shady Glen at need it the most, it should be the Parkade. The alternative iSil Fruit given as soon as possible. This gift cards read: "My gift to you M ^ : M will enable workers to match up is a gift to the hungry and suf p B Codctail Beverages Cut Green need and donations in the best fering of the world. A check for BPIPf t ■ 17 Ounce Can 48 Ounce possible manner and to use the — has been sent in your name to No Return Btl. B e a n s ^ , „ „ ^ money as wisely as possible. the Manchester Council on ill ■ Top quality Funds, gifts, and goods are World Hunger.” tHorco«i»' Ass’t. Flavors m yet you pay less. Stock your cupboard.^^W Cans being distributed through the Several families have already m BUSINESS 3 S 49^ Salvation Army, the sent a check to the council in Manchester Department of stead of sending Christmas m Social Services, the Manchester greeting cards. Stop & Shop Stop & Shop S t o p & S h o p Public Health Nursing Associa S p ir it o f Manchester Man tion and the Head Start Christinas Present Heads Purchasing Cranberry program. These groups are In recognition of the personal Sliced B e ^ working closely together to Ficial Tissue suffering and tragedy being For Rogers Corp. or eliminate duplication and en Here’s a great 200Count ' lived out by millions of brothers 16 oz. Jerrold J . Abell of 25 Butler Sliceid S a u c e ^ 16 oz way to stretch 2 Ply ■ sure that no family who needs and sisters, the council has Cans help is overlooked. Rd., Manchester, has been A real money saver. Cans your budget. Boxes called the people of Manchester named director of purchasing Carrots 1 Names of families needing to forgoe all luxury items both at Rogers Corp. holiday assistance may be as gifts bought for others and as 3 called in to Mrs. Emil Lucek of gifts accepted for themselves, Since 1964, he has been the YWCA (647-9875). All manager of the Poron Develop thus making available money to names are kept strictly con ment Group at Rogers, respon be sent to buy food and fidential. sible for product development medicine for others. of the firm’s breatheable shoe About 100 children attended The council has also called 6 the first MACC movie offered lining materials. He joined Give the g ift of good eatiiig. •. our people to sacrifice or cut for children at a minimum cost. Rogers in 1960 as a product down on at least one meal a Though the movie itself was not development engineer, and was week or observe one or more as interesting as we had hoped made supervisor of Poron meatless meals a week, and (at least for older children), the development two years later. give the money thus saved to children themselves w ere A 1957 graduate of Stop& S^p gift certificate. save life and well being of the beautifully behaved and en Northeastern University with a hungry in America and couraged us all to plan for bS degree in chemical Today, more than ever, food is a welcome gift. And our overseas. future and better showings. We engineering, he received a Califoroia Sunkist A wealth of ideas have been Jerrold J. Abell gift certificates are a great way to give it. They let thank St. Mary’s for the use of m aster’s degree in business ad proposed to offer aid to famine the recipients choose from thousands of quality items. their hall, and the children for ministration from the Universi Redeemable through Dec. 31, 1975, Stop & Shop Gift victims. You are urged to join their good example. ty of Connecticut in 1970. While Certificates are available in $5, $7.50 and $10 denomi at the next meeting of the coun Up in November a student at Northeastern, he nations at our customer service desks. cil to share with them your own worked with Arthur D. Little, The meeting called last week ideas and help put some of the to share ideas and concerns proposals into action. Despite a decline through the Inc. in Cambridge, Mass., and doz. about world hunger sparked off The next meeting of the first eleven months of the year, following graduation was a a surge of productive and Manchester Council on World new retail apparel store technologist with Socony-Mobil Indian River White Seedless exciting planning. Although the Hunger is Thursday at 7:30 p.m. openings numbered 174 in in Paulstoro, N .J., until joining severity and immensity of the at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, November, an increase of 29 Rogers. Beef Rib Roast / problem is both sobering and 41 Park St. Please come! per cent from the 135 starts He and his wife, Sheila, have l£Mra]iefniit reported In November 1973, ac two children: Ron, 15 and Lisa, cording to Credit Clearing 12. LaraeEnd^Uid House, apparel trades division 6th & 7th Ribs Bone-In of Dun & Bradstreet, Inc. ^Holiday Checklist MCC Calendar For the first eleven months of Great beef! "Quality- protected” beef at Stop & Shop! A • Western 1974, openings totaled 1,573, a 28 □ 1 lb. Coffee 95«= per cent decline from the 2,176 17 oz.^ Milestone Whole Kernel AnjwPOars Can 2 9 ' Manchester Community College offers this calendar reported during the January- □ Libby Corn The Connecticut Yankee . Pea of events in the interest of the community. All the MCC November peri^ last year. Nuclear Power Station passed □ B& M BakedBeans la°n'39' BeeSRibSteak $ November openings in sponsored activities listed heiow are open to the public another milestone last week □ P o tato Chipss'op» Shop Connecticut total^ three. For when the plant produced its 27 y , a t r f l o s s ' and many are free of charge. the first eleven months of 1974, billionth kilowatt-hour of elec □ V la s ic D ills Whole-Kosher 32 “^69' In addition to publicizing events and activities in openings in the state were 25. tricity, more than any other 2V'm’iJ Delicious dividually, the college hopes that the Calendar will commercial nuclear generating □ Mandarin Oranges 3 ".S'. *1 Simply Super - Uniformly good everytime. serve as a weekly reminder of all that is available al E unit in the world. Northeast □ Cranberry Juice Cocktail 69' MCC. Stop i Shop 46 oz. Botilo Amdes Utilities reported. The MCC staff looks forward to seeing you on cam □ Potato Chips 59' Since it began operation in pus and al the various events. Call 646-2137 for 1967, the 575,000-kilowatt plant □ Cucumber SlicesslMi‘_R^” .°'59' ^roundBeef'Simply 8up«r regular ground beel contains not more than 28% ol lat. RR ' further information on any of the activities listed ^ P U B LIC has produced 73 per cent of its n Gloria Stuffed Olives 49' below. full 24-hour-per day operating 69^ □ Lindsay Pitted Olives c°.n49' 3 Tuesday, Dec. 17 RECORDS capacity over the seven-year Our own delicious White Gem U.S. Grade “A” period. During 1974, the plant’s □ Stop & Shop Trash Bagslpk5' *2™ Graduation Ceremony — Projw t HELP students; noon capacity factor has been 88 per Bruit until 1 p.m.; MCC Auditorium; main speaker, Rober B. C Warranty Deed cent, exceeding all other U.S. All-week freezer specials! Bagley, Chairman of the Board of Trustees of Regional The U & R Corp. to Emanuel nuclear plants in commercial 100% Orange Juice from Florida Tlrays Community (Colleges. operation throughout the year. and Ann Hirth, property on Brcrilers^ Broilers ^ t ■ ~>45! • i _ uuKUa— Pre &Post Retirement Counseling— 5:30-7:30p.m.; Ad Hlghwood Dr., 1112,000. The total cost of electricity Gift Packs 12 "'S,'' *2« ministration Building; Counseling Center; by appointment generated by the nuclear unit is C^tt^feJuke Cut up or Split 51J Chicken Thighs S 79! Lis Pendens or walk-in. Charles Schnier versus presently just under 6 mills (0.6 6 o z . Gift Packs 18 "S ”'‘3'' Cans Chicken Breast ”r89s Chicken Legs "r 79j FRIDAY, DEC. 20 Robert L. Burnham et al, cents) per kilowatt-hour. By Walnuts-in-Shell elp 69‘ comparison, oil-fueled Duplicate Bridge — MCG Novice Game; 7:45 p.m.; Hart property at northwest comer of 5 H.B. Walnut Meats Z *V39 Tolland Tpke. and Buckland St. generating plants on the Green Beans ’5.°,' 69' For quick arid easy meals! ford Road Building; Rooms 102, 103; open to all players Northeast Utilities system Mixed Nuts-in-Shell *1« Marriage Lieense Stop & Shop Cut Corn VV»' ^7' 2 1b. $4 9 with 0-20 master points; admission $1.50. Richard J. Letts, 376 Hart currently produce electricity at Chicken Turnovers Chicken Pie Pkg. I Mum Plants ' *2S! ® f »' *3«. Duplicate Bridge — Manchester Bridge Club; 7:45 p.m.; a total cost of about 30 mills per 24 01, $ i7 2 1b. $4 0 ford Rd., and Kimberly K. Chicken Croquettes Pkg. I Chicken Au Gratin Pkg. I Hartford Road Building; Rooms 102, 103; open to all kilowatt-hour. Poinsettia Plant 4F,ow.r,-8 pm *3 « Hainsy, 190 School St., Dec. 22. players; admission $1.75. Puit^ldnK e SATURDAY, DEC. 21 Mrs. Smith’s 26 oz. Qet your Stop & Shopsworth! "^9- Are yem planning a fiarty? Basketball — 8 p.m.; Manchester CC vs. Housatonic CC; Howell Cheney Technical School; admission free. Butternut Squash N.«>on*c. 49' Good times call for Stop&Shop Kitchen Party Platters, sib. Ham f We will make up any size platter, with any variety of meats, stop & Shop Duplicate Bridge — MCC Invitational; 1 p.m.; Hartford Stop & Shop Squash 2 39' Canned Everyone’s cheeses, salads and breads. Made to your order. can Road Building; Rooms 102,103; open to all players with 0- French Fries '4? 69' 125 master points; admission $1.50. ravonn • From our own Stop & Shop Kitchens 3 lb. Canned Ham s">» • stop Womens Basketball — 5 p.m.; Manchester CC vs. C ANDIES m Whita Qam Roailed or Btrbacua Slyla Dak Canned Ham Importid ^2can Mohegan CC; Howell Cheney Technical School; admission Apple Pie Cooked Chickens ib 79' Fresh Chicken Pies *Pkg' 6 9 ' Zagreb Canned Ham Imporlod ^1c»n free. Mrs. Smith's Fresh Pizza 'pV , ' 8 9 ' Meat Loaf -Froz.r,2 ib Pi(o s-|99 Christmas Party — Manchester Organization of the Han Look what's (or dessert. dicapped; 6 p.m. - midnight; Student Center; admission Macaroni & Beef JJS: 8 9 ' Meat Balls '2.“'*1®® Pound Cake Chock Full O'Nut* 89' St. Michael’s $2; Call 646-7786. Macaroni & Cheese” Pot.tOMPotitoM PPkg. 69' Fresh Beef Pies '4°,' 79' Rich's Coffee Rich Carton 59' 14 OL Fine Importeid Cheese Lasagna 'pka'"Pkg. 89' Ham & Cheese Sub Sand, pfj; 79* Carnation Shrimp *4” Avsilabte In Stores Featuring A Service Dell. English Biscuits Chocolate Fruit & Nut 8 oz., Chinese Style Pork Roll t 6 9 ' Chocolate Creams 7 oz., f JohitfaKzza "Quallty- Custard Creams 12 oz.* 5 9 ! ? . Cole Slaw 2 ">* 89' Roast Beef P ro lecla d" t 8 9 ' Cheese or Sausage i4 oz. * MAIKHESTER DRUG Coconut Ring 6.18 oz.. 5 9 i? Heat and serve... greatl Onion Dip 79,? Macaroni Salad Sports Biscuit 8 oz., Rhodes Bread Dough sitTV', *1” Greek style Rice Pudding 69|i Grapenut Pudding 7 % . QInger Nut Biscuit 8 oz.* 39^ 717 Main Street • Mandwster ASSORTED CHOCOLATES ‘ or other assorted flavors & sizes. p 11b, $Z60 21b. $5,15 31b, $7.70 51b, $117$ Taste O’Sea Fish Dinner ’ S 49' Catch these great values! Self-Service Deli Specials! From Stop & Shop's own bakery! 6 8oz. box $1.30 100% Natural lIb.F)ranks SO' Kg Daisy Bread Large Baldng Colonialf^ nlnnletTaetu — Tasty TitnTen 1 Ihlb. Pkg. PUrt fumls&Colcgaes^ THE GIFT BOX Ice Cream 1 lb. stop & Shop Auorttd FItvort OL Tub 99° Colonial Beef Franks Pkg. 99' Sliced White 114 lb. lost 1 lb. I-] 2* • o> C Q c S h r i l l ^ s , *2 ? Colonial Bacon - Sliced Pkg. Cent. D 9 < • H41b. box $3.90 Birds Eye Cool Whip Swifi 1 lb. Oatmeal Bread Slope Shop 2 We Are Your Meat or Beef Franks Pkg. Natural Ice Cream c»<. 99' Peeled & Develned Shrimp S'! 99 Premium 89' 1 lb. 1208 Cinnamon Coffee Cake 59” 31.36 Count 12 oi. bag Cameco ImpoMad Sliced Ham Pkg. Shown here are Hendrie’s Ice Cream Cups ’I” Slop A Shop Sliced 14 oi. iM f $199 Fragrance Center but two ol the Of tundM Cup* M Ol. Pkg. Cooked Shrimp I Ol. bag I Kosher Beef Franks. “tiSf * 'h f *1” Daisy Donuts Plain A Sugar 2 Pkga! M • oi. t-jn Knockwurat. Midget Bologna or Salami many Ruaaell Fresh Opened Oysters Ttn Stop & Shop Corn Toasties 43' Stover varieties we Values from our dairy department! 11 oe. O ec.'«^Ss& eS King Crabmeat Vila Irind Pkf. »3“ Available In Storaa Faaluting A Sarvica Oall ca rry .. . Stop & Shop Bran Toasties'nl,“ 43' For These Well Matlaw's Stuffed Clams 99* Pineapple Pie swpishop ’4“ 83° 01 Ciama Cailno t l oi. Pkg. H^SaJUuni CC' Matlaw’s Clams Oreganata 'c 99° Cirando Brand — Artlliolal Caaing Maple Walnut Cake s,opishop 79° Sun Glory Known Brands.. Pepperoni Cattndo Brand •Iff Louisiana Ring «°<>> Shop 'ht 79° 1 lb. Pkg. — Solid 1 9 Cocktail Sauce atopaiaw 55' Dressed Smelts "<»•<< 69?t. Aged Provolone Cheese»» »>• p'*«*1ff i!« . 450 For Women For Men < . Sour Cream Hop I Ihop oup Singleton Shrimp Cocktail Feta Cheese *1“ Savings on health & beauty aidsi Cream Cheese ' ({J; 39° Frozen Squid tub awn.m 39®^ Kjeldsen Butter Cookies •2'* aYARKH •'lim a Q uim ’s Osniah Import 1 lb. Tin Earthbom Shampoo Q Q ° • lANVN I.- Cottage Cheese l,|M N' Uni, 'in • NOITN • JOVAR • m t m noted, llama oNarad lor tale not available In oaaa Iota, or to •EMUnUATU FountWIp Whipped Cream'S^* 59" Stirti Mon., Die. I6-81I., Doc. 21 • CAMM • IAN RATE P h a rm a cy other retail daalari or wholataltra. Moat llama tpaoltllir tala White Rain Hair Spray aK nWI $nM it 3 In ftirn e u to ell of our euetomerg, we reservo the right to limit priced, eomt at our avanrdty low piloat. Bahanr pricta a ltK - • CNWL • M n im u iM 8,-' 17$ Main it . Mancheatsf a Phene 04$^1$e Borden's Qruyere IS 59« •else to throe pochogoe ol eny Item oxoopi whore otherwise live Monday thru Saturday. 13 Ounce Can •MTNNMI SIOP&$HOPin*MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West'EAST HARTFORD 830 SilverLane. 8:00a.m.l0:00p.m.,Mon.-Sat. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 16, 1974 'MANCHEiSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Dec. 16. 1974— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE INDEX NO TICIt ADVERTISING ADVERTISING HAPPYADS 1 — Lott and Found * — Ptraonalt DEADLINE 3 — Announcomantt RATES 12:00 vtoon Ih i d iy before 4 — Entartalnmanl publlcetlon. 1 d«y ...... S« word p«r d*y 5 — Auctlona 3 d a y * ..... 6t word par day Oeedllne lor Selurdey epd 8 daya ..... 7a word par day FINANCIAL Mondey ii 12:00 Noon Fridey. 8 — Bonda-StocKt-MorIgagaa 28 days ..... 8t word par day 8 — Paraonal Loana 15 WORD MINIMUM - 10 — Inaurtnoa p l e a s e r e a d HappyAds ...... $2.00lnch CMPLOYMINT 13 — Halp Wtntad YDUR AD 14 — Butinaat Opportunltlaa Cleisllled edt ere leKen over 15 — Situation Wantad the phone es e convenience. EDUCATION The Hereld ii responifble lor *31 Bullding-Contracttng 33 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 18 — Privata Inatructlona only one inqorreci loeertion end ' Services Ottered 23 19 — Schoola-CItI t ^ then only to Ihe size ol the 20 — Inatructlona Wtntad original inserlion Errors which ...Sonwono SHARPENING Service - WES ROBBINS carpentry do nol lessen the value ol Ihe Saws, knives, axes, shears, remodeling specialist.St. Ad- HEAL ESTATE adverlisemeni will not be cor sMylMwoiaotyod ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 23 — Homat lor Sala skates, rotary blades. ()uick 24 — Lota-Land lor Salt rected by an additional inser • happy odl service. Capitol Equipment built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, 29 — Invaatmant Proparty tion 649-3446. BUILDER SAID RIALTOF 28 — Butinaat P ro p ^ (^., 38 Main St., Manchester. 27 — Raaort Pro p a ^ Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday MIS 28 — Raal Eatata Wantad 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 64i TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY we will build your homa on this vary daalrabla lot In Help Wanted 13 Congratulatlono 7958. Carpentry and general contrac- on araa of aatabllahod homaa. if you ara having a MISC. SERVICES S h e H c r a lb tine. Residential and commer 31 — Sarvicaa OHarad □ NOTICES WALLY cial. Whether it be a small problam finding what you want, thia may ba tha 32 — Palntlng-Paparlng PART-TIME PORTER We knew you could do K, REWEAVING burns, holes. anawar. Call our offica for mora Information. 33 — Bulldlng-Contrtcung ■wgw King It looking lor ■ raapen- Zippers, umbrellas repaired. repair job, a custom built home 34 — Roollng-Sldlng •Mo, hard-working Imflvkfcial wMIng and we are proud of you. Windcindow shades, Venetian or anything in between, call 646- 35 — Haating-Plumbing CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 1379. 38 — Flooring Lost and Found to work aUtr 11 p jn . Love, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. 37 — MovIng-TrucKIng-Storaga 5 -• DAYS P H WEIK Mom and Dad Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. , REALE’S CORNER 38 Sarvicaa Wantad LOST - Brown and black, white 20 • 30 HOURS STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, 178 WAIN S T S in PMOHt 648-4828 Win oonaMor alarting at $2.78 par fireplaces, flagstone terraces, MISC. FOR SALE chest, male mongrel. Answers hour or up. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 41 — Articlat lor Sala to “ Shep” . Vicinity Bisseli Help Wanted concrete repairs, inside and APPtY 13 Removal, pruning, lot clearing, Heating-Plumbing 42 — Building Suppllaa Street. M3-5270. spraying. Fully insured. outside. Reasonably priced. 35 Articles tor Sale 41 43 — Doga-BIrdt-Pata BURQER KINO 6434)851. 44 — Llvaatock PHONE 643-2711 Licensed. Free estimates. LY N N ’S PLUM BING - CHRISTMAS TR^ES - Tag and 45 — Boata & Accataorlaa LOST - Yellow female cat, 467 CENTER STREET F9REMAN Phone 646-3437. 48 — Sporting Qooda vicinity of Northfield Green ANY TYPE Carp and Repairs, remodeling, new con- cut ‘ your own. A|1 trees ‘ 47 — Qtrdan Producta struction. Water pumps. Birch■ ch "Mountain Road, Bolton. Condominiums. Call 646-7415. PRECISION PRODUCTION FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD TREE SERVICE (Soucier) masonry work, additions and 48 — Antiquaa MACHININO French spoken also. 875-7^. Weekdays after 3, weekends 40 — Wantad to Buy Trees cut, trimmed or topped. remodeling. Free estimates. A. HOUSEKEEPER - Full Able to let up latbei, mltli, grinden, Squillacote, 649-0811. anytime. LOST Lady’s glasses in red charge, for new 100 room motor Situation Wanted 15 Homes For Sale 83 Homes For Sale 83 Homes For Sale 23 stumps removed, fully insured. RENTALS case with white dots, vicinity etc. Must hpve ability to plan Jotn, Im FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing 52 — Rooms lor Rant inn with own laundry. (Jpening prove metbodi, sketch tools and Got~ a tree problem? ■ 1?W£" Well worth - Repairs and remodeling, East Catholic gym. Reward. BOLTON - Seven-room Ranch BUILDING - Remodeling, SEASONED cordwood - Corth (Herald photo by Du.im) 53 — Apartmanta lor Rent shortly at Steak-Out fixtures. Permament poalUon, with op- SECRETARY - Executive TWO-FAMILY CONTEMPORARY Raised a phone call. 742-8252. sewer lines...... cleaned electrical-:al- 54 — Hornet lor Rant 6494986. plus rec room, with one-car roofing, rec rooms, additions. and half-cord loads. E. Restaurant, Vernon. Motel or potunity (or advancement in precision level, desires position in Msgi iWi| iVBIHf pMMSlL A Ranch - Large, modern kitchen ly. Prompt service on emergen- Yeomans, 742-8907. 55 — Butinaat lor Rani measuring tool dlvtaion. garage set on y«-acre lot on . AnfelR |vitL tiMn miIh i. A |m garages. All kinds, carpentry lOH Has 18th Annual Christmas Party 58 — Raaort Property lor Rant institutionalai experienceexpe Manchester, Coventryentry oor vicini- with pantry, formal dining LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, cies. 643-7024.-■3-70" LOST - Large gray - black male dead-end street. Zinsser Agen MmUliMftiiMR. work.■ “For estimates ; call 649- 57 — Wantad to Rant desired. Call 646-22W for ap ty. Write Box B, Manchester room with built-ins,'living room cellars and attics cleaned, LAWSON SOFA - 320; studio 58 — MIsc. lor Rant cat...... WetherellISti Street area. (Big J.T.8L0C0MBC0. cy, 646-1511. 1142. Receiving gifts at the Instructors of the Handicapped’s president, of lOH. Santa Claus made his official visit, and pointment with Mr. Budisn, Herlerald. with cathedral ceiling and lawns mowed, small tree work. LYNN’S PLUMBING - couch, 325; Barcolounger, 325; Boy) child’s pet. Half Persian. NJUKHMII ROSSEHO Free estimates. Phone 6434000. (lOH) 18th annual Christmas party are, left, Jim Stranton entertainment was provided by the Round Table Singers AUTOMOTIVE anager. 88 MATSON HILL ROAD RBALTOna-MLa S48-2482 fieldstone fireplace from floor Repairs, remodeling, new con chair, 310. Telephone M3-6^. \ 643-1440. SOUTH OUSTONBURY MANCHESTER - New Family MASON CONTRACTOR - and Michelle Ouelette, center. Handing out the gifts are from Manchester High School. The event took place Sun 81 — Autoa lor Sala 1S8 WMt CwlUr StTMt to ceiling, redwood paneling, struction. Water pumps. 82 — Truckt lor Sala An aqual opportunHy amphrar. Colonial, aluminum siding, CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Plastering, custom built stone four bedrooms, 2■ full baths. or brick fireplaces, chimney French spoken also. 875-7263. 90” SOFA and chair, 360. Call Ed Boland, public relations chairman, and Grace Belfiore, day at Concordia Lutheran Church. 83 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale LOST - GIFT Wrapped Christ □ REAL ESTATE three bedrooms, bath and large family room with very reasonable work 6 84...... — Motorcyclaa-BIcydaa claa-BIcyd repair, block and cement work. 649-9405. mas gift on Main Street, lavatory, oversized modern fireplace, den or library, 5 ranteed, call anytime. 649- 85 — Campart-Trallara-Moblla ’Thursdaylursoay nieht. Please return OmCEHELP MANCHESTER - Porter Street New and repairs. E. Richard Hornet WANTED - Special Tutor for Homes For Sale 23 kitchen, built-ins, 24’ combina slidinglidin. glass doors, 2 large BOWLING SHOES - One pair 88 — Automotive Service to Regal Men’s Shop, Main area, six-room Cape, three son, 643-0889, 6494608. Flooring 36 deaf teenager. Must use sign tion dining and play room, gar decks, 2-car garage, large lot. men’s size 8 1/2M, one pair 87 — Autoa lor Rant-Laaaa Street. Reward. Part-Time...Hours Flexible. age, just right lot, conveniently bedrooms, dining room, living Town Dedicates laneuage. IW hours daily. Con TOLLAND - A warm home room with fireplace, oversiz 368,500. Philbrick Agency, CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make women’s size 5 1/2M. Almost, located. Donald S. Gale Realty R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, Must be able to type tact S«:ial Work Dwartment, trimmed in sunshine. Six-room detached garage with patio, full Realtors, 6464200. sure your fireplace and new. Call after 5 p.m. 6494757. Pononals Co., Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. chimney are clean for this ditions, garages, porches, (specializing in older floors). proficiently and aptitude in Vernon Board of Vacation, Country Cape, acre lot. Low shed dormer, large bedrooms, kitchen and formica work, Ceilings and inside painting. Vernon, for details. 872-8571. 30’s. ^-6323. CONDOMINIUM - seven year’s tough heating season First Police Car LEGAL NOTICE RIDE WANTED from Bisseli math helpful. Apply in person VERNON - Six room Ranch private yard. Only 336,900. repairs. 6462067 after 4 p.m. John Verfaille, 6465f50, 8W- JtoHday ^ t a P■*enta e ...... Agency, 646-2440. rooms, three bedrooms, 2 1/2 ahead. Reasonable rates. Call only. See Ellen at... 2222. SEARS Kenmore sewing^ Street vicinity to Pratt & with 2-car garage, large kitchen baths, wall-to-wall carpeting, 872-0930, 872-0635. HEBRON Wednesday: Children’s story TOWN OF MANCHESTER Whitney, East Hartford, JOBSEEKERS - Open seven EAST HARTFORD - Im TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service machine, 380 or best offer.* days weekly, immediate maculate 6W room Split, three with built in oven and range, modern kitchen with built-ins, s. Specials Anne Dallaire hour at Douglas Library, 2 DEPARTMENT OF working hours 6:30-2:30. Call S A 8 lU IC N CO. three bedrooms, fireplaceo WILLIMANTIC - New 5 room ALTERATIONS - Dresses, remodeling, repairs, counter Excellent condition. Call 6 ^ * empioyment opportunities, full, bedrooms, paneled family finished rec room, central air- and cabinet■ • el work, ■ free‘ es- 6810. : Correapondent p.m.; choir rehearsal, 7:30p.m. PUBUC WORKS 643-51-5879. G1 Adams StrasL Mandwatar Uving room, deep shrubbed lot, Ranches, from 324,990. 5% conditioning, 334,500. Philbrick coats, suits. Dressmaking, too. NOTICE OF SAND part-time. Jobseekers, 568-1070. room, 1 l/2baths, basement, timtes. Call 643-5769. 228-3267 at Gilead Congregational pool, trees, 335,900. Warren E. 337,900. Wolverton Agency, down, 8% interest, 30 year Agency, R ^ltors, 646-4200. Quality workmanship. Cml 649- DEUVERY Announcements Realtors, 649-2813. mortgage available to qualified 7554. □ MISC. FOR SALE BARBIE DOLL Dresses, 50' An informal ceremony took Church. AVON - Turn spare hours into Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. RooHng-SIdlng-CMmney 34 cents; complete wedding outfit,. Home owners desiring sand buybuyer. Other models available. BOWERS SCHOOL - Center en AT BLAU’S place at the Hebron’s Town Thursday: Hebron Dump SANTA CLAUS for hire, spare dollars. Sell quality Avon 32.25; bridesmaids dresses 31. Hall Saturday afternoon for the hours, 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; delivery for use of ice control products. No selling experience MANCHESTER - 8-room MANCHESTER - New listing, 5 J. Lindy..indy CChildress, Builder, 456- trance Garrison Colonial, eat-in TRUCKING - Odd jobs, moving Artleles tor Sale 41 Manchester area. Call 872-2302 room Ranch, stone fireplace, 0797, ^7 5 5 1 from 8 a.m. - 4:30 BIDWELL Home Improvement 6434452. FAMOUS KROEHLER dedication of the town’s first call Highway Office by necessary. I’ll show you. Call Contemporary, 4 large kitchen, formal dining room, large appliances, cleaning Senior Citizens luncheon for more information. PART-TIME janitorial work - tile laundry room, tile bath, p.m. cellars'ilai and attics. "Free es Co. Expert installation of police car. December 18, 1974 at 649-5070. 523-9401. bedrooms, 2Vt baths, magnillull- front-to-back living room with aluminum siding, gutters and ALUMINUM sheets used as DINING ROOM harvest table, - meeting, 12:30 p.m. at the All shifts available. Call 649- carpeting in living room, com- fireplace, four bedrooms, 1 1/2 timates. 644-1775. First Selectman Aaron Reid Gilead Con^egational Church Town personnel will fill the 5334. cent view. In the 60’s. Warren trims. Roofing installation and printing plates, .007 thick, deacon’s bench, two Hitchcock' SLEEPER or CLEAN PERSON- For bin^ions, garage, city utilities. WILLIMANTIC - New 2-family baths, screened porch, 2-car ux32”. 25 cents each or 5 for 31. told the townspeople who were in the social room; Special home owner’s metal or wood E. Howland, Realtors, 643-lKW. Owner anxious to sell, priced at homes, from 349,900. Model repairs. 6 4 9 ^ , 8769109. chairs, black and maple 3300; rnaintenance position, part- garage, 345,900. Philbrick Agen GUTTERS cleaned and Phone 6462711. Kling maple buffet 3150.- there that one of Hebron’s Education play at Phelps Hall, containers at the curb line or □ FINANCIAL PART TIME - Counter help 338,500. Charles Lesperance, open daily. Excellent financing cy Realtors, 646-4200. repaired. Painting and road edge. wanted. Call 646-1555. time, East Hartford company. MANCHESTER - Nice custom HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Telepnone »5-8320. LOUNGE citizens, Pat Balsano of Old 7 p.m. at First Congregational Excellent earnings. 649-7620. available. Builder, J. Lindy paperhanging. Call 6466688. NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 CONTAINER’S SIZE SHALL Cape. Formal dining room, Childress, 456-0797 , 429-7551 roofing, storm windows, aw BE PREPARED FOR HOLIDAY QUESTS Colchester Rd., Amston sec Church. Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 Jobseekers, 568-1070. good size living room with NEW COLONIAL - First floor cents each. Inquire side door. BE UMITED TO 5 GALLON HOUSEKEEPER to work one from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. TWO HANDYMEN-will clean nings. Quality workmanship, FROM KROEHLER AT tion, acquired the 1971 fireplace, dinette kitchen. family room with fireplace, for free estimates. Fully insured. Manchester Evening Herald. GE pot scrubber portable dis CAPACITY. day a week, varied duties, own vtnNO? mal dining room. 2 1/2 baths, attics and cellars, light Plymouth from Dean’s Auto Thursday: Fifth grade operet MORTGAGES, loans first, se transportation, references. Call NO ’TRANSPORTATION? We Convenient east-side area. 872-9187, 6463417. hwasher, almost new, gold, I Home owner shall be responsi cond, third. All kinds. Realty EXCEPTIONAL VALUE! carpeting throughout. trucking, reasonable rates, 646 Salvage, New London. The car have full, part-time positions in Priced to sell at 335,900. Paul WE BUY and sell used fur butcher block top. 3200. ta of Hansel and Gretel at 7:30 6 4 6 ^ . TOLLAND - Tallwood Knoll. 5305. originally was from the Hart ble for placing and removing statewide. Credit rating un your area. Bus lines. W. Dougan, Realtor, 6434535. See this immaculate 8-room Goose Lane. New Colonials and aluminum siding, 2-car garage, ROOFING - Specializing niture. Cash on the line. One Telephone 875-8320. p.m‘. at the Hebron Elementary assumable mortgage.• 351,5’ “ ford Police Department. It was said containers on the necessary. Reasonable. Con- BABYSITTER WANTED - five Jobseekers, 568-1070. Swiss Chalet that offers three Raised Ranches from 347,900. repairing roofs, new roofs, piece or an entire housefull. School; Republican Town Com fidential, quick arrangement. Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan brought to Hebron in October to scheduled delivery day. days weekly Verplanck School EAST HARTFORD ^ e c - or four bedrooms, large Top financing available. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned 6464432. Furniture Bam, 345 CHRISTMAS TREES - Any mittee Meeting, 8 p.m. Town Alvin ■ Lundy nay Agency. 527-7971. 52T eling, rec rooms, offices, Main Street Rear, behind size, 35. Buy one cord wood, get. Crosby Texaco Service Station Office Building. Sand will be delivered Friday, area. Call after 5:30, 528-7652. tacular 4-bedroom LaCava kitchen, beamed ceiling living Builder, J. Lindy Childress, 456 and repaired. 30 years 100 ConstitutionConstitu Plaza, Hart- SNRTS1IIEMEMMO Colonial. F ^ ^ flo o r family NEW RAISED RANCH - seven household repairs. Phone 646 Douglas Motor Sales. your tree free. 194 French Rt. 85, Amston where Roger December 20, weather permit room,, forfhal dining room, 0797, 4267551 from 8 a.m. - 4:30 4594. experience. Free estimates. Friday: Christmas party for ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Immediate opening. Must be rbom, carpMBTthroughout, 2- p.m. rooms, large family room, Howley, 6465361. Road, Bolton. 643-0926. Crosby and Balsano and others ting. large barn board paneled rec ------I / - • - Special Education classes spon BABYSI’TTER wanted nights, capable of hand ' sewing, car gara|lq huge rear deck 19x25, 2 1/2 baths, two CLEAN USED refrigerators, In the event of inclement room, 2 full wall fireplaces, fireplaces, wall-to-wall RETIRED BUILDER available spent about 125 man-hours sored by the Junior Women’s MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd for working mother. Spruce repairs, and garment facing private woods. TWO-FAMILIES, newly listed. ROOFING - Installation and ranges, automatic washers, LARGE railroad vise, ideal for weather, delivery will be post mortgages — interim financing sun deck, patio, 2V» baths, 2- carpeting throughout. ’Two-car for maintenance, alterations with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s construction work, 3130. Call repairing the car. Most of the Club at 1 p.m. at Gilead Hill Street area. Call 646-1640 before examination. Full benefits. Immediate occupancy. CuWe- A 4-4 in excellent condition, for repairs, gutters, storm win items for the car were donated; poned to Monday, December 23. — expeditious and confidential 2 p.m. sac. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, car garage. Park-like garage, aluminum siding, large and repairs. Carpentry, plum ppl: 6467578 after 5. E School and Phelps Hall; Apply: 348,500. An older 64, practically bing, electrical experience. dows, doors. Experienced the only bill is for the paint. The Jay Giles service, J.D. Real Estate Realtors, 643-1108. grounds. Occupancy for in the center of town, 338,900. T. assumable mortgage. Asking workmanship. Fully in 2f171 Selectmen’s meeting, 4:30 p.m. PICAPO Reasonable■ rates. Call" i l i6461975 r ------red light was donated from the Director of Public Works Assoc. 646-1980. TOP OFFICE SKILLS? Full Christmas. Financing J. Crockett, Realtor, 6461577. 350,000. PhilbncK Agency sured. Free estimates. TAG SALE - Inside. Moving, SHOP OUR 3 MSPUY BOORS at the Town Office Building. 998 HILUARD STREET Realtors, 646-4200. before 7 p.m. must sell everything. Items too Old Hebron Brockway fire time positions for Manchester MANCHESTER, CONN. MANCHESTER - Six-room available. 39.500. Reasonable rices. Rick SEASONED oak wood - Split Saturday: Hebron Dump open and readyeady for fireplace. 320 numerous to mention. 59 truck, and the siren came from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Christ company. Earnings to 33. hour 646-6366 custom built Ranch, fireplace, U(A R REALTY CO., INC. NEW RAISED Ranch, being Burnett, 646: I OPEN EVERY MCHT ly. Jobseekers, 5^1070. carpeting, garage, west side completed on Grandview MANCHESTER - Large 7-room Painting-Papering 32 orders deuvered. 742-7886. Dougherty Street, December an old Boston fire truck. mas Sunday Workshop Service, □ EMPLOYMENT Equal opportunHy amphyat 643-2692 blau '« 9 PJL location, near school enclosed Street. Lot 120x200. Now’s the Ranch, den, fireplace, 2 baths, 17-22, 162. Reid said the men that 9:30 a.m.. First Congregational lobart D. Munlocli. Realtor e, 332,900., or rent im- PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain furniture stores I SIT. $:30 P.M. porch, excellent condition. 30’s. time to choose your colors. T. J. Heating-Plumbing 35 DARK, RICH Loam - Five worked so hard on fixing the car Church; Christmas party for / Mrs. Meir Pessimistic Help Wanted SECRETARY for law office in Hayes Corporation, 6464)131. Crockett, Realtors, 6461577. itely. 643-4747. ting, wallpapering, spray/brush yards, 327.50 plus tax. Also WESTINGHOUSE CASH • MASTER CHARGE 13 PHONE FROM home to ser a painting. Fair prices, fully in requested that the car. be the firemen’s children, 1 p.m. NEW YORK (UPI) ^ Willimantic. Excellent skills vice our customers for super MANCHESTER - New listing, SEWERLINES, sink lines, sand, stone, gravel, pool and refrigerator, good condition,« BANKAMERICARO • SBM | donated to the Town of Hebron at Gilead Hill School; Former Israeli Prime Minister required. Experience preferred MANCHESTER - McKinley MANCHESTER - Five-room sured, experienced and depen patio sand. 6469504. 3100. contour and living room' XMAS LAYAWAY TOOL MAKERS - All-around earnings. CTioose own hours. fine family home with three cleaned with electric cutters, in memory of the late Adolf candlelight services at Gileail Golda Meir Sunday said a joint but not essential for bright, Street. Lovely custom six-room custom built Ranch. Outstan dable. 6461671. chair, needs slipcover or 1115 Main St. Ma'nchastar machinists and Bridgeport Call 64ri810. bedrooms and den, large EXCELLENT BUY! by professionals. McKinney reupholstering, 325 each. Call Simons who served for many U.S.-Soviet solution to the Mid operators. Top wages, fringe capable person willing to learn. Split, 11 years old, 11/2 baths, 3 ding construction, 1 1/2 baths, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com NEW-USED - reconditioned Congregational Church, 7:30 kitchen, dining room, full RIGHT HERE IN TOWN INSIDE - Outside typewriters - Many makes and 2269276. years as a constable in Hebron. p.m. dle East problem seems doubt benefits and overtime. Please submit full resume and LAB TECHNICIANS - Required bedrooms, sliding glass doors cellar. Be homeMO for Christmas. ■ two fireplaces, two-car garage. pany, 6465308. references to Box "T” Immaculate 6room Cape that ^ c i a l rates for p^ple over C models from 360 to 3265. Fully Simon’s wife Lydia and son are Applications ful, and ruled out the possibility Experience preferred. Apply at to have a minimum CLA cer from living room to patio, gar Only 337,900. Wolverton Agen Choice residential area. 348,500. Manchester Herald. age. Professionally landscaped. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts offers 4 finished rooms down Fully insured. Estimates given. guairanteed. Appliance Service FOAM mattress, never used, still residing on Rt. 83, Hebron. of negotiations between Israel Paragon Tool Company, 121 tification with one year cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Call 6467863. NO JOB too small, toilet double, 360. also bed and chests, Applications for substitute Adams Street. experience in a hospital Priced below replacement 6463233. J. Watson Beach Co, and 2 large rooms up, with a repairs, plugged drains, kitchen Cerenter, 707 Main Street, Bulletin Board and the Palestine Liberation Manchester. 6467577. 3135. Call 643-5682. custodians and teacher aides AIDES NEEDED- To fill full laboratory. Will be expected to value. Only,^7,9()0. Arruda VERNON - conveniently Realtors. Manchester Office full shed dormer, 1(4 baths, faucets replaced, repaired, rec The following meetings and Organization. time positions, experience, two CEILINGS, inside painting. are now being accepted at the MANAGEMENT TRAINEE- occasionally rotate weekends Realty, 644-1539. located 2-famlly home with 647-9139. Equal Housing Oppor fireplace, carpeting, large rooms, bathroom remodeling, activities are scheduled for this Mrs. Meir, appearing on CBS’ different shifts open. CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag, cut PROPANE Flameless heater - Hebron Elementary School. for one of New England’s as scheduled. ITiese are full three bedrooms each apart tunity. paneled rec room, aluminum heat modernization, etc. Free week: “Face the Nation,’’ said a joint Jobseekers, 568-1070. MANCHESTER area - your own. White Spruce, Blue 4,000 Btu, 3 canasters of fuel. Persons interested should con fastest growing food chains. time, permanent positions with ment. Fireplaced living room, sidjng, detached ^ rag e and estimates gladly given. M 8e M Monday: No evening offices solution seemed unlikely Reduced, clean, aluminum MANCHESTER - Five-room Spruce. SUnley TTee Farm, Worth over 330. 320. 872-2413. ; tact the school office between 9 Restaurant experience helpful excellent salary and above 2-car garage, good investment. even a prime ga^en space. 6465750, 872-2222. Plumbing & Healing, 6462871. Long Hill Road, off Route 6, at hours for the town clerk; a.m. and 3 p.m. dally for between the two major powers but not neccessary. Apply in average fringe benefits. Only sided, 51/2 room Ranch. Large, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, spacious Cape, 1 1/2 baths, at modern kitchen with tached breezeway and garage. Move right in with nothing to Andover church. 742-6438. 210 cm METAL Skis with Regional Board Meeting, Rham application forms and ad because "the approach is person, to Mr. Sully Hansen, 501 UBORATORY nCHNKUNS those with acceptable 649-2813. GRAD STUDENTS, TOWNE Plumbing Service, Marker bindings - 56” poles, different.” West Middle Turnpike. Grand references need apply. Please pliances, 3 bedrooms, full Immaculate. Convenient loca do — in this cream puff! repairs, alterations, vanity library 7:30 p.m.; executive ditional information. Fully qualified hospital experienced insured, excellent FIREWOOD for sale, 350 a cor- Rosemont boots, size IIM, 3160. council meeting, 7:30 p.m., ma’s Pies. contact: Personnel“ el EEmploy ■ cellar, acre plus treed lot. Only MANCHESTER - Owner tion, 340,500. Call Suzanne or S itu a te d in a q u ie t cabinets a specialty. Call to laboratory technicians, 332,900.------Keith ;h Real r — Estate, ■ Arthur Shorts, 6463233. J. Wat neighborhood with city referencesBien and quality interior d. Phone 742-9046. 647-9385. First Congregational Church; ment Office. W.W. Backus anxious for quick sale, 5 1/2 painting at the lowest price. 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 646 experienced in hematology, Hospital, 326 Washington 4126, 649-1922. room CapCape, 11/2 baths, garage, son Beach Co, Realtors. utilities. Priced for quick 4056. special town meeting, 8 p.m. at Manchester Office 647-9139. 6467034. WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed BEDROOM SET - Four pieces, ■ Burokas Proclaims blood bank and clinical Street, Norwich, Conn. 889^1 eat-in kitchen, Waddell School sale, 335,800. Bassett white Provincial, gold ; the Hebron Elementary School. ext. 357. EOE. CAPE COD - 7 rooms, 3 Equal Housing Opportunity. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - any length, split, 350 per cord INVITATION chemistry needed. (C.L.A. area. LaPenta Agency, PAINTING and paperhanging. delivered.elii John Hutchinson, trim. Excellent condition, est Tuesday: Hebron dump hours ievei) ’These are full-time, bedrooms, formal dining room, Realtor, 646-2440. Prompt, courteous service. Call 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Advent Ginny Baker Week eat-in kitchen, carpeted living IN-LAW apartment, consisting UGR REALH CO.. INC. excellent work. References. 742-6639. offer. 6463635. TO BID permanent positions with a LICENSED Electrician and Free estimates. Fully insured. 64614M. program, 9:30 a.m. to 10:30 Sealed bids will be received plumber - Excellent hourly room with fireplace, family MANCHESTER - two-family, of three rooms, plus 6room have four children ages 10 to 17. good saiary and excellent 043-2692 Martin Mattsson, 649^431. SEASONED hardwood, large FIREWOOD for sale Half ton a.m. at the First TOLLAND in the Office of The Director of rate. Manchester area. Reply room. Merritt Agency, 646-118(). excellent investment or owner- home, living room with Hobart D. Murdock, Roaltor Contributors may send fringe benefits which include 3/4 ton pick-up truck load, 330. load, 318. delivered. Call 646: Congregational Church; Vivian Kenneson General Services, 41 Center Box “S” Manchester Heraraid. occupied, first floor, fireplace, dining room, kitchen, donations in pre-addressed shift differentials, weekend CONNECTICUT Painting Con Articles tor Sale 41 Call 875-4350 or 742-6519. 2890. SPER?V^REA/\INGTON Democratic Town Committee, Correspondent Street, Manchester, Connec RAISED RANCH - Rockledge. redecorated, 332,500. Keys, 528- bedroom on first floor, with 2 ■ ELECtnC SHAVERS bonuses, etc. ’These positions bedrooms on second floor, tractor - Interior and exterior 8 p.m. Town Office Building; Tel. 875-4704 envelopes available in stores ticut until December 27,1974 at JOBS - Interested in a job that Seven rooms, 3 bedrooms, 9081, 633-3006. painting.ainting. No job too small. Call are for 3 p.m. - 11 p.m. requires no experience and dining room with sundeck, screened porch, 2-car garage, Lots-Land lor Sale 24 Junior Women’s Club, 8 p.m. at A fund has been started to aid and churches in town, to the 11:00 a.m. for the following; 6460053. Savings Bank of Tolland. ’The evenings and/or 11 p.m. - 7 offers free training, security, family room, aluminum siding, 338,000. Philbrick Agency, Phelps Hall; Republican the family of Ginny Baker, who ONE (1) SAND SPREADER 2-car garage. Merritt Agency, MANCHESTER - Seven room Realtors, 646-4200. ANDOVER — ’Three wooded, Use this handy classifled fund will be used to defray a.m. nights with weekend travel, education and good pay? J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom Women’s Club Christmas Par has terminal cancer. Ginny is Bid forms, plans and Contact your Air Force older home, central location, ! surveyed and approved lots, up hospital costs, and may be rotation approximately every 1/2 baths, needs work. Han decorating. Interior painting. ty, Anne Luke’s home, Bass the wife of Bill Baker, Board of specifications are available at three weeks. representative at 221 Asylum TWO-FAMILY duplex, 5-5, to 9 acres. Priced from 313,50d. transformed into a trust for the dyman special, 325,900. Paul W. three years old, 1 1/2 baths, Call Warren E. Howland, Paper hanging. New Ceilings, Lake Rd., Amston, at 8 p.m. Recreation chairman, and they the (^neral Services Office, 41 Please apply to Street, Hartford or call 244- MANCHESTER - Newer 3- aRDER RLANK children. 2347. bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, DouganI Realtor,Rea'...... 6434535. aluminum siding, good invest Realtor, 6461108. Remodelinsleling. Exterior painting. Center Street, Manchester, Gutters ana leaders. Carpentry. Hideaway" Further information may be Pwraonnel Ofllc* possible 4th bedroom, con ment at 353,900.PniTbrick Agen Connecticut. W.W.IACKUS HOSPITAL DELUXE CAPE under con Fully insured. For estimate call THntBMr obtained by contacting Barbara Town of Manchester, HAIRDRESSER- experienced, venient location. 335,900. Paul cy, Realtors, 646-4200. 2 1/2 ACRES of industrial land for placing ynur want ad. 328WMMnglonM struction on Ashworth Street. for sale. Centrally located. Call 6469 Danforth, one of the organizers Connecticut full or part-time. LuJon Salon W. Dougan Realtor, M34535. Fill In - Clip Out snd Mall Todayl NorwWi, Com. Many quality features. Drive by 6464056. after 4 p.m. Engineered for opUnHini fit In the of the fund, at 875-1239. 1-SSM331 b l3 l7 of Beauty, 61 East Center CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12 room Regular ratea apply — tee rates at the b^lnnlng of Robert B. Weiss, Street, 643-1939. and then call T. J. Crockett, PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. herd-to-net-to-get iplaces on a man’s face A proclamation designating General Manager equal opportunUf m phrar LAND, BARN - 3 bedroom Realtor, 643-1577. antique Colonial completely Five years experience. Ihe classified section. Dec. 16 through 23 Ginny Baker house, baseboard heat, restored...... and in excellentntcondl- Investment Property 25 Comes with the new contoured head, adjustment control WOMAN WANTED - to work Excellent references. Pete, 742- Week has been issued by John excellent barn, large brook. . SEVEN ROOM Raised Ranch, tion. Four fireplaces, 2 1/2 6117 (toll free) 610 p.m. for comfort and closeness, full-width Hideaway trimmer, for expanding automotive dis baths, income-producing 3- APARTMENT - ROOMING Burokas, chairman of the Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- irepl DATE OF FIRST INSERTION- I pop-up head, and mirrored travel case. Free set of YOU CAN tributor at new Manchester 2 1/2 baths, 2 fireplaces, laun- room studio apartment and 2- House. Four room apartment 3166. Board of Selectmen. branch. Good salary and dry room, patio, 2-car garage, and two room apartment, fully RAYMOND J. ZOWADA - Pain- NUMBER OF DAYS TO RUN- chromium edge replacement blades Included. I HOUSEWIVES! plastered walls, oak flooring. ffooring, room antique shop. Philbrick ting and papering contractor. “Every so often, it is my benefits. Call Mr. Whitaker, Agency, Realtors, furnished, plus four furnished CLASSIFIQATION-^______6 332,900 - 5W-room Ranch, brick city utilities, built by Ansalm. No iob too nig or too small. lO l honor to express gratitude on I 99 Y9U WANT T9 EARN 247-6038. front, natural trim, cellar, gar rooms, including linens. In- * 3 0 behalf of the community to an Immediate occup Charles come 38,892., yearly. 349,900. Quality work at a reasonable i EXTRA M9NEY? age, trees. Hutchins Agency, Lesperance, 649-7620.' TWO-FAMILY - 5-5 flats. Cen price. Fully insured. 875-6400. You cortalnly can .. individual for their services to LEGAL SECRETARY - Realtors, 646-3166. tral heat, one block to bus line. Holcombe Realtors, 6462447. MORE QIFT SUQQE8TION8 the town. Also, it is most impor g We have an Immediate opening (or women who want to Manchester law firm has posi 337,500. Philbrick Agency, g work only part time. Afternoons, approximately 3-7 p.m., 6 OAK STREET - Large 6-6 Building-Contracting 33 . BMIHIITtWIFWaOO f | 0 O K tant to recognize people who tion available. Applicant must CIRCA 1760 - Classic center Realtors, 6464200. « days a week. Must have car. duplex, 3 bedrooms on each ...... I put before us examples of have typing and :shorthand chimney Colonial, original pan- Real Estate Wanted 28 Ptwne Today! proficiency. Legal experience si(fe, two oil hot water heating MASONRY - All types, Watch Your human courage that are in elin sheathing. slalrway, systems, electric water heater, RAISED RANCH - 7 rooms, for fieldstone, brick, concrete. a Don Hatak (ClroulatlM Dept) required. Salary commensurate harcTware and floors. Four mal dining room, family room, SELLING your home or spiring to us all. with qualifications. Call At only three blocks from Main Free estimates, after 5 p.m., • LADYREMIN8T0NUI-70 . . * 1 3 a9 5 Manchester Rvenliig Herald fireplaces, new heating system Street. Nice deep lot with trees. modem kitchen, walf-to-wali acreage? For prompt friendly.J, 6461870 or 6462975. “Ginny Baker Is such a per 647-9846 torney Joslah J. Lessner, 640- and bath. Large barn, attached carpeting, aluminum siding 2- service, call Louis Dimock son. Her dedication to children, 5277, to arrange interview. Good Income. Truly a nice Realty, 649-9823. FAT-GO shed and garages, 344,500. duplex, priced right with low car garage. Large lot, 160x250. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - ‘skSIIST.!:* ...... * 1 9 . 9 5 whether they be her own or Philbrick Agency, Realtors, down payment. Call today, 347,500. Philbrick Agency, Remodeling, repairing, ad Lose ugly •!(€••• weight with the others. Is evidenced by her fine SALES CLERK - Cashier for ALL CASH for your property 6464200. Manchester Realty Co., Tm Realtor, 6464200. ditions, r w rooms, porches and eenelble N EW F A T -G O diet family and her involvement in Tobacco Department. Some within• 24...... hours. AvoidItape, red! . . *SSSIS?at” *” " " ...» 34.95 plan. Nothing eeneatlonal luat experience necessary as Goodchlld, 6464348. instant service. Hayes Agency, roofing. No job too small. Call school activities. In recent MANCHESTER- Expandable MANCHISTIR 649-314 ateady weight loee for those that casnier.isnier. Apply * • at • once in per- duplex, 6-6, 2-car garage, 6460131. really want to loss. years, Ijer valiant battle against w n,^L^ett Drug, Manchester MANCHESTER • Authentic ONE OF A K M CUSTOM a dread disease gives strength porches, patio, good condition, NAME A full 12 day supply only |3.(X). Colonial reproduction. Four Built Ranch style two family WE WILL buy your house. Call CARPENTRY - Repairs, QUINN’S SHAVER CENTER and purpose to all our lives. quiet location. Financing Ask drug store available. Mid W’s. Northeast bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double home. Brick construction, anytime, Hutchins Agency, remodeling, additions, roofing. ADDRESS . “It is with a deep sense of Call D avidntria, South Wind 22 8bchSttaat Manehtatar about the F A T -G O reducing plan WANTED PART-TIME help wanted at Realty, 568-7907. garage. Lookout Mountain Andersen casement windows, Realtors, 6463166. STie H erald sor, 6461796. CITY and start losing weight this week. honor and appreciation that I, Assistant corresponeJent to help in the Shakey’s Pizza Parlor, Vernon area. Must see to appreciate. fireplaced living room, 3 (Downtown Ana, ott Main 8tnat) Circle, weekdays, 9 a.m. • 2 Hayes Corporation, 6464)131. Money back In full If not complete on behalf of the Board of bedrooms, fireplaces in par SELLING your house? Call us STATE WHILE YOU WAIT SERVICE ON coverage o l Coventry Dews. p.m. Apply In person. MANCHESTER - six room LEON Cleszynski builder - new ly satisfied with weight lose from Selectmen, proclaim the week tially finished rec rooms and first and we’ll make you a cash P.O. Box 591 ELECTRIC SHAVERS the very first package. of Dec. 16 through Dec. 23 as luxury Ranch, country kitchen MANCHESTER - Price offer. One day service. T. J. homes custom built, ZIP includes built-in oven, range, more. By appointment. |64,- Ginny Baker Week in the Town Phono Monica Shoo dropped tt,000 for quick sale. Crockett, Realtor, 6461577. remodeled, additions, rec Manohoatar, Conn. 96040 PHONE 646-5520 DON'T DMLAV Situation Wanted 18 and dishwasher, den with Custom- CapeCai style • • Ranch,- • -5 900. Ann Hunter, 649-6306. PHONE gat PAT-OO today. of Tolland. In doing so, 1 call rooms, garages, kitchens Monday thru Thws. 10 to 8;30 • Sat S to 1 P.M. 742-9495 after 12 noon. fireplace, three bedrooms, two large rooms, enclosed porch, ■OUAL HOuaiM OPPORTUNITY IMMEDIATE cash (or your remodeled, bath tile, cement Uggttt Drug upon all the people of Tolland to WILL BABYSIT In my home. baths, heated family room, gar Or phone 643-2711 for friendly assistance (Closed Fridays) Only IS.0O unfinished second floor, close to BARROWS A WAUACE property. Let us explain our work. Steps, dormers. Residen ManthtsMf Farttadt ask God’s bleuing (or Ginny Bolton area. Call 646-2376 u y ages, In-ground pool, Wolverton schools, 329,900. Exclusive. J. time. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, tial or commercial. Call 646 In pladng your ad. _ Baker.’’ Alanoy, maltors, 649-2813. Possum Agency, 6469859. WT.ma J I M U l 647-1413. 4291. PAGE TWENTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 16, 1974 l^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Dec. 16. 1974- PAGE TWF.NTV.sirvirM BENJY BY JIM BERRY Autos For Safa 51 Autos For Safa 51 Autos For Safa 51 Autqa For Safa 51 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN BUGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE THATfe A M ie-mV l-r^ NkTTA MAVFrJTY&U p i o T c ^ o n iF IC K vt> tiV F r TWENTY-FOUR PACES — TWO SECTIONS |»rk;|.;: | IR EEN CEN I S MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1974 - VOL. XCIV, No. 66 Manchester—A City of Village Charm Get the gifts NEWS Costly Prank CAPSULES Ford Told of Compromise SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) - A jail in mate stuffed a bedsheet down a toilet and flushed, gaining a day’s freedom Surtax Alive for 2,500 county employes. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ad ’The water poured from the jammed ministration is considering a renewal of toilet, an4 eventually everything In the On U.S. Aid to Turkey its call for a 5 per cent Income tax sur block-long Santa Clara County Civic charge, Treasury Secretary William E. Center stopped: telephones, com WASHINGTON (UPI) - President plan to withdraw its armed forces from d’Estaing in the West Indies. He was also Simon said today. puters, typewriters, lights, and heat. was "close to agreement,” but he declined Cypress or until June 30. told that his nominee for vice president. "It (the surtax) is most clearly going to Water flooded the sheriff’s private Ford was informed by congressional to give details. leaders today that House and Senate Nelson A. Rockefeller, would be con that are d riv i^ be an option we will give the President rest room below the toilet and an Senate Republican Leader Hugh Scott "Compromise is very much in the air,” firmed and sworn in by ’Thursday night. next week,” Simon said in testimony to engineer said the water "sought the negotiators were on the verge of a indicated the negotiators have come up Rep. John Anderson, R-lll., told reporters. compromise on the controversial "The President is working very hard on the Senate Budget Committee. lowest level of relief.” with a formula that would allow aid to Ford has strongly opposed the aid cutoff While emphasizing that President Ford ’The basm ent of the center became issue of military aid to 'Turkey, which resume at "the discretion of the this matter,” said Sen. Strom Thurmond, to Turkey on grounds that angering the R-S.C. “It’s felt the matter will be worked had made no decisions about the economic soaked.'^The main 12,000-volt has already been cut off by the United President” until Feb. 5. longtime ally could jeopardize the United package he will present to the Congress transformer was affected and in States. out. It's very delicate.” The President called congressional States’ strategic position in the eastern ., House Democratic Leader Thomas early next year, Simon appeared to dis sulators shorted. Details of the plan were not announced, Mediterranean. pute hints from the White House and Power to all five government leaders to the White House to brief them “Tip” O’Neill of Massachusetts told Ford but lawmakers emerging from a White that Congress "was definitely targeted for others in the administration that the sur buildings in the complex and the seven- on his weekend summit meeting with Sen. Frank Moss, D-Utah, told reporters House meeting with the President in getting through work,” probably this tax was now a dead issue. story administration stopped.. French President Valery Giscard the conference committee on Turkey aid dicated it m i^ t be adopted later in the week. Stopped clocks recorded the time of day. Manchester wild. the incident at 7 p.m. Sunday night. 'The There were indications the compromise Weicker Booed power was still off when the employes might stop the aid cutoff temporarily to 700 at Hearing MERffiEN, Conn. (U PIh- Sen. Lowell showed up for work Monday. give the administration more time to work P. Weicker, R-Conn., who won national ’The work force was sent home and on a compromise between Turkey and attention as an outspoken member of the power wasn’t restored until Monday Greece over the battle-scarred island of Senate Watergate Committee, was booed afternoon. Cyprus. by Republicans at a meeting Monday night Authorities are trying to find out who Aid for Turkey was cut off Dec. 10 by Vernon Passes Porno Law where he denied that he is trying to take stuffed the sheet down the toilet, an act earlier legislation, but the Senate has over the party and refused immediate which may cost the county |100,000 in passed a bill that would resume aid until BARBARA RICHMOND was "unalterably opposed to the adver we don’t need it’s this type of lewdness commitment on his continued lost work alone. Feb. 13. A House-passed bill, however, pro Close to 700 persons attending a public tised entertainment planned by a local and we protest it vehemently.” membership. longs the cutoff until Turkey agrees on a hearing in Vernon last night loudly theater management.” James Harrington, who said he is 26- The boos came when one of the applauded those who spoke in favor of an Commenting that the management has years-old, expressed concern that some Republicans at the meeting questioned ordinance concerning obscene and por been purported to be offering the show on people “may feel this is a fight between Weicker's actions in the disastrous 1974 nographic material and just as loudly the grounds “of its educational values,” generations.” Noting he is not alone in his election campaign and Weicker replied Housing Renewal jeered a young man who spoke against it. the board said it “can see no redeeming age group among the protestors, he added, that he had worked hard for party can Immediately following the hearing the social value associated with this activity.” “I feel what they (the theater owners) are didates. Town Council, in a unanimous vote, ap It further stated it considers this enter- doing is degrading and what the council is Weicker’s political future has been up in proved the ordinance which will become tainement to be “an educational and doing is commendable.” the air since before election day. ^ n Tops Grant Priority effective Jan. 1, just one day before the public affront.” Ken Gilman, a trustee of the Baptist after rebuking GOP gubernatorial can owners of the Rockville Cinemas flan to The terms used in the petitions varied Church in Rockville, quoted the Old Testa didate Robert H. Steele for using alleged bring a “live sex” show to town. but they all carried the message that Ver ment, noting that God destroyed Sodom Watergate tactics in the campaign, By DOUG BEVINS • Establishment of a neighborhood Prompted by many calls from church non does not want, nor need this type of and Gommorah because they were sin Weicker said he might seek re-election in center for social services, probably in the groups, civic groups, and individuals. pornographic show. cities and added, “We don’t need this kind Manchester’s Community Development 1976 as an independent or a Democrat. downtown area and probably involving Mayor Frank McCoy, Police Chief Her Frank DeTolla, a former councilman, of sin infVernon.” Advisory Committee (CDAC) agreed Mon acquisition and renovation of the vacant, man Fritz, and members of the Town noted there is a state law prohibiting David Baer, who said he is 21, agreed day night that rehabilitation of housing is dilapidated Jaffe & Podrove Building at Council, called on Town Attorney Abbot prostitution and said he wondered if this with Harrington in that the problem is not the top priority for spending |1,410,0(X) in 811-821 Main St. Schwebel to draw up the ordinance which, could include persons committing the sex one of a generation gap. He said, “There Meskill Cleared federal block grants over the next three • A contribution toward land acquisition if violated, would bring a $100 fine, a 30 act for money. are too many beautiful things in Rockville HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) - Gov. years. for elderly housing. day jail sentence, or both. Chester Bloniarz, representing the to have us be known all over as “sin city.” The 29-member CDAC, created by the Thomas J. Meskill has been cleared of any • A day care center for pre-school In opening the hearing Mayor McCoy Rockville Knights of Columbus, said that It was then time for the mayor to call town Board of Directors to help decide illegal acts In connection with Connec children of low and moderate income read a long list of area churches which had council is definitely in favor of the or for any objectors to the ordinance and Lee priority projects, suggested stronger ticut’s leasing program, but investigators families. presented him with petitions, all commen dinance to “get rid of this muck.” Hunt, who appeared to be in his early 20’s, housing ^ e enforcement and a low- withheld comment on his judgment or • An allocation for recreation, split ding the mayor and the council and urging His daughter, Rosemary Bloniarz, a came forward to voice his objections and propriety. interst loan fund to meet rehabilitation between renovation of the West Side Rec the passing of the ordinance. teacher in the Somers School System, also was loudly booed and jeered by the needs. Sra. Lowell P. Weicker, R-Conn., who on Cedar St. and town acquisition of Besides the petitions received last week spoke in favor of the ordinance noting that audience which kept calling for him to sit Hunum Services Director Alan Mason, nominated Meskill to a federal judgeship, Hickey’s Grove, an open space tract off from St. Bernard (Hiurch Parish Council the theaters’ close proximity to the predicted Monday night the Senate would administrator of the block grants for schools would be very much responsible Oakland S t near Union Pond. and the Rockville Area Clergy (touncil, (See Page Twelve) Manchester, said code enforcement and a for affecting the children. approve Meskill by the end of the week, • A contribution toward purchase and others were received from: St. Matthews revolving loan fund would probably after stalling a vote pending word from renovation of the 19tb century Cheney Hall Church of Tolland; First Evangelical John Mason, a local businessman, require an aUocation of $600,000 over the the subco()amittee, which has been seeking on Hartford Rd., which was once the Lutheran Church, Rockville; Wesleyan brought cheers from the audience when he three-year period. possible corruption in the program. cultural center for South Manchester. Methodist, Ellington; Trinity Evangelical, questioned if they needed to be educated Details remain to be worked out, but Weicker, who several times has Beyond the top six priorities, there are a Vernon; Rockville Baptist; St. John’s by this type of show. He asked, “not in a Mason envisions establishment of a loan pressured the subconunittee to disclose its number of other pn^>osals which weren’t Episcopal, Vernon;, Sacred Heart, Ver frivilous tone,” if the theater owner and findings on Meskill, earlier Monday at fund to make rehabilitation money assigned specific numbers. Mason said the non; and Union Church, Rockville. his wife were in the audience if they might available to homeowners at a two or three want to identify themselves and give a tacked the investigators and a key top six items will more than use up the There were also petitions signed by in per cent annual interest rate. demonstration. If they were there they witness’ credibility. federal money allocated Manchester. dividuals not representing any particular The interest charges would pay for ad made no move to identify themselves. The next step. Mason said, is a meeting group. ministration of the loan fund, which will Art Garafolo said he feels the good of town officials to attach dollar estimates The Board of Education also met last be designed to be flexible. Mason said. reputation of the people of Vernon has Antibus Measure Killed to the CDAC’s priorities. The CDAC will night and passed a resolution stating it Loans made through the funds will been put at stake for the sake of one man WASHINGTON (UPI) - Adjournment meet again Jan. 6, conduct a public probably ^ jetotively small, he said, and wanting to make a profit. fever is soaring as the 9Srd Congress hearing at a later date, and finally present repSymrat sche