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Musical GiftSf Please WEEKEND SPECIAL Ca4SH & CARRY NEW YORK (UPI)- If $200 to about $4,000., there are self-instruction aids Suptttng Mpralh there’s a pear*shaped package . For the musician who for almpst every instrument for you under the Christmas already has an electric guitar and such items as piano lights, tree, you may be in for a Manchester—A City of Village Charm there are siistainers, wha-wha metronomes, music stands, POMPONSx.M.5 9 ; “piucky” Christmas. pedals, fuzztones, and a carrying cases, new PRICK: HKI KKN CKNTS There wiii be thopsands of variety of other rhythm naouthpieces for brass ^and fretted instruments riven to sounds. Paul Buettner Florist, liK;. amateur musicians of all ages woodwind and new bows for Prices range from about $50 violins and other strings. 1122 Burnside Ave. East Hartford TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES - TWO SECTIONS this Yuie. Frets include not to $600 for these accessory oniy guitars, but banjos, Grandest of all, of course, Tel. 528*9586 — Opert Sunday Morning items. A small portable are the keyboards — from ukuleles, mandolins and the synthesizer costs about $500. almost forgotten dulcimer, upright pianos to baby grands Sheet music, a welcome gift and pipe organs to electronic currentiy making a comeback. for young and old musicians, T he American Music marvels with three keyboards starts at about $2. Almost and synthesizer controls. Conference says Santa’s evelry song imaginable — from % heipers have a wide variety of Whatever mutical ^ ft is the earliest Christmas carols to selected this Christmas, it will Called ^Blessing In Disguise’ instruments and accessories the newest pop hit —can be be a present the recipient wilt Read Herald Advertisements from which to make a found in print. seiection. enjoy for many Christmases to Along with sheet music. come. In addition to the full range of fretted strings, music stores carry a fuii compiement of Gasoline Consumption Simon Opens Fuel instruments and accessories. Musicai stocking stuffers for the smail fry inciude harmonicas, flutaphones, Drops 15 Per Cent Shortage Seminar meiodicas, rhythm sticks and claves. For the practical WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Airline Pilots Associa New Funds Halted HARTFORD (UPI) — Federal energy chief William E. amateur the choices include Newly released figures indicate tion wired President Nixon that —The Senate voted, 60-33, to Simon said today the fuel crisis is “a blessing in disguise” recorder, lute, harpsichord and Americans are complying with pilots feel their industry has lyre. Also the dulcimers, halt new funds for U.S. military because it awakened Americans to their dependency on administration appeals to cut been made to bear "an un fuel shipments to South Viet horns, and other old world their use of energy. petroleum in their daily lives. instruments. reasonable portion of the nam and Cambodia. But the Gasoline consumption Speaking at a regional energy seminar Simon said There also are electronic burden of the energy crisis.” vote was considered symbolic, instruments: organ and eiectric dropped 15 pOr cent in the three The union scheduled a Dec. 19 since the Pentagon has $40 America must now develop greater self-sufficiency so “we piano, ranging in price from w e^ s ending Nov. 30, and the executive council strategy billion in old appropriated funds will never again be subject to economic blackmail of any combined consumption of gas meeting but, made no strike it could use for this purpose, nation. oline, heating oil, diesel fuel threat. “I personally believe we can and these were not affected by of the 2,400 independent heating and jet fuel was down 29 per get through the winter with a the vote. oil dealers in New England will Bird yields thousands cent, administration officials minimum amount of disrup In other developments: — Commerce Secretary go out of business. LONDON (UPI)- A rare reported Thursday. tion,” Simon, on his first Frederick B. Dent moved to He cited such costs that can stuffed bird, the Great Auk That involved a 1.1 million —President Nixon summoned which has been extinct since curb rising general petroleum regional visit since being ap not be passed on to the con barrel a day decline in the use his chief economic policy ad pointed by Piiesident Nixon, the middle of the 19th exports by requiring exporters sumer as storage, rent, pump of crude oil, out of which gas visers to a White House said. 4 Century, was purchased at to obtain licenses. operations, and equipment. oline and other consumer meeting to discuss the impact Future efforts to develop Sotheby’s famous auction —A group of the nation’s He criticized the “chaotic petroleum products are made. of the energy crisis on the U.S. future self-sufficiency are im- house for $21,000 by Iceland’s governors told Nixon Thursday and contradictory two - tier "Americans are responding. economy. .portant because “we must Natural Histoiy Museum. that dual highway speed limits pricing system’’ whereby some They must be thanked for their make sure government and the —Prime. Minister Edward —one for cars and a higher one dealers may charge 24 cents a efforts,” the administration’s people don’t go back to sleep, Heath put Britain on a 2i4-day for trucks-won’t work. gallon and others as much as because this problem is going to Legal Notice energy chief, William E. industrial work week Dec. 17 twice that. Simon, said. —White House spokesmen continue,” he said. through Dec. 31 and a three-day said that when President Nixon He said that with the help But the picture was not all He said the administration week in January to cope with an goes to Florida for a post-Christ- from state and federal govern rosy. Eastern Airlines an does have ”a very comprehen Town of East Hartford even more acute fuel crisis. He mas vacation he will take a ment, “we will be able to get by nounced Thursday that another sive energy policy and is deter East Hartford, Connecticut said Britons face their "hardest train rather than fly, to set an with a minimum of problems. 3,760 employes, more than 10 mined to solve the energy “INVITATION TO BID” Christmas” since World War II. example of energy-saving: It Simon Arrives In Hartford We cannot do it on our own.” per cent of its work force, will K problem.” Re: One Used Demolition —The House voted, 221-192, to was unclear how much fuel that He said the programs of the be laid off early in 1974 because The northeast is a special Trailer deny fuel allocations for school would save. Aides indicated the William Simon of the Federal Energy Administration is escorted by Rep. Robert H. Steel, fuel shortages have cut the concern to the Nixon ad Sealed bids will be received busing intended to achieve president’s 2(X)0-gallon-per-hour R-Conn., left, and greeted by Hartford’s Mayor George Athanson, right, as he arrived in (See Page Ten) number of flights. The layoffs ministration, he said, because at the office of the purchasing racial desegregation. The jet will be flown to Florida Hartford this morning for his first regional conference on federal energy policies' (UPI 1 will include 440 pilots. of its unusually high Agent, 740 Main Street, East provision was written into anyway in case he needs it. A photo) Others Announce Cuts dependence on oil to fuel its Hartford, Conn, until Thursday legislation giving the President back-up plane that has accom Three other Airlines-Pied- economy. December 27, 1973 at 9:30 a.m. broad emergency powers to panied presidential flights 1 mont, Allegheny and United- New England must begin Kissinger and will be publicly opened and deal with the energy crisis. An would not make the trip announced cuts of some flights building oil refinereies even read at that time and place for attempt was being mounted however. Directors vs. Chamber Completes to save fuel. today to reverse the decision. though there will be a three and the above mentioned com Drivers Shot a half to four year lag in con Cairo Talks modities and service. —At least seven trucks, struction, he said. Information for bidders, whose drivers refused to honor Simon, who arrived at the specifications, proposal and a call for a work stoppage, were conference in an economy car, CAIRO (UPI) — Secretary of contract forms are available at hit by shotgun pellets in Energy Conservation appeared at the request of Rep. State Henry A. Kissinger com the office of the Purchasing Tornadoes Ohio. In Michigan and Nevada Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., and pleted talks with Egyptian Agent, 740 Main Street, .East drivers stopped their rigs on the Connecticut Business and President Anwar Sadat today Hartford. expressways, and state Industry Association. and flew to the Saudi Arabian Happy Birthday Mrs. Lutz The right is reserved to reject troopers quickly hauled them Debate Continues Following his opening capital of Riyadh to meet King any or all, or any part of any or out of the way. But in most remarks, a total of 50 represen Faisal. areas the trucks were moving. When the Manchester Board ahead with plans to appoint a annual meeting last May when Teammates joined Mrs. Eva Lutz, Senior Citizens Bowling League member, in observing all bids when such action is South tatives from the six New ’The Presidential jet taking deemed to be for the best in —'President Nixon tonight of Directors ’Tuesday night ac citizens’ committee — to Congressman Robert H. Steele her 89th birthday following games Tuesday at Manchester Parkade Bowling Lanes. England states were scheduled Kissinger on a tour of six Arab ters! of the Town of East Hart lights the national Christmas cused town merchants of provide guidance to citizens addressed the Manchester Looking on is Mrs. Nellie Morin, 94, of 80 Broad St., who no longer bowls, but enjoys to detail for Simon the extent of capittals and Tel Aviv left Cair ford. NINETY SIX, S.C. (UPI) - Another twister ripped the tree, but the only light on it is a “dragging their feet” on in during anticipated and unan business community, stating the region’s energy problems. airport at 4:05 p.m. (9:05 a.m. watching her fellow Senior Citizens participate. Cake was gift of Bernie Giovino, manager FREE PHOTO snowflake. Spotlights will il stalling energy-saving ticipated shortages and to keep that an energy crisis was upon Town of East Hartford Three persons were killed and roof off an elementary school in Charles H. Burhardt, EST). of the bowling lanes. (Herald photo by Pinto) John W. Torpey at least 47 injured Thursday as luminate it, but officials said measures, response from abreast of developments in us. As a result of the emergence E Conasauga, Tenn., Thursday executive vice president of the the energy saving still will be 90 business circles was swift in Washington and Hartford. of the energy crisis, In Riyadh, Kissinger was Purchasing Agent tornadoes ripped across three morning, injuring three New England Fuel Institute, per cent. coming. Urging “non-duplication of spearheaded by Steele’s expected to ask King Faisal to Southern states, causing children. Several other children said that the energy crisis is not —The European Common Thursday morning, at a effort,” Clark suggests the challenge, a five-point program lift the Arab embargo on oil millions of dollars in damage. were trapped briefly in the rub only a problem of supply but Market, opening a two-day meeting of The Mayor’s Down town, instead of naming the was developed by the chamber. supplies to the United States if Two women were killed when ble but were uninjured. also of the pricing policies of summit meeting in town Action Committeov^down- committee, make use of the A special high level energy the Geneva conference opens on a twister cut a- swath a mile The worst damage was the Cost of Living Council. Copenhagen, Denmark, today town merchant Philip Harrison, Chamber’s Energy Action crisis task force was appointed schedule Tuesday, Egyptian long and nearly IIX) feet wide reported in Greenwood County, If these continue, he said, 300 press reports said. through this rural area. It S.C., where Ninety Six Fire will discuss U.S. Secretary of as spokesman, insisted the Council. by Chamber president Edward AGWA' struck the Ninety Six Manufac Chief Bubba Summers es- State Henry A, Kissinger’s call directors “went off the deep Also today, Gallagher issued M. Kenney. ’Die task force was BLACK a DECKER y . " DRILL for a transatlantic crash end” in their criticism. a statement, reiterating his challenged to develop a C turing Co., destroying a cloth Make all Dad's projects easier with this WITH tirnated damage in the millions He said the ’Tuesday night remarks of Tuesday night. His program which would coor well balanced, comfortable to use drill separating building v^here they of dollars. At least 18 persons program to meet the energy Court Nolles Counts Unbreakable housing for long-life. Dou worked. A 15-month-old boy, were injured. crisis, according to Belgian comments were “ill- statement, he explains, is to dinate the total business and ble reduction gear system delivers high Brandon J. Farr, died in an 'Hie tornado ripped through sources. conceived” and that Director “clear up some of the mis residential communities to ac power drilling action Recessed center In Halloween Cases overturned mobile home in ' the Edgewood School communi —A group of 6,000 United Air Hillery Gallagher’s dealt the understanding which has arisen complish an overall conserva locking button prevents accidentai lock- Lines pilots are proposing to merchants a "low blow” when as a result of these remarks.’’ tion program. on. k7104 (67-0052) $ Newberry (bounty, S.C. ty, a new housing development Circuit Court 12 Prosecutor were also arrested on warrants take a pay cut in lieu of the he insinuated they were stalling In his statement pressing for “Point 1 of the plan was the BLACK & DECKER JIG SAW Twenty-six persons were in near Ninety Six, damaging William Collins Thursday in connection with the Case company’s announced plan to energy-saving measures until constructive criticism, (^ark development of a list of com Your favorite handyman will have a BLACK & DECKER jured in p tornado tlut struck nearly Overy house in the nolled (didn’t prosecute) Mountain incident. They were grand time with this precise, time-sav furlough 300 pilots. after Christmas. said: prehensive recommendations FINISHING SANDER Gainesville, Ga., shortly after development and unroofing charges against ten Manchester Roy Webber, 20, and James ing tool! It makes straight, curved and Today, Richard Clark, “Understanding, support and which apply to each of the For general purpose sanding noon. At least 44 houses were many of the structures. youths who were arrested in Webber, 23, both of 940 E. Mid scroll cuts in wood, mejal. plastics and and fine finishing of,wood, executive vice president, of the cooperation will be the key to C h a m b e r ’s b u s in e s s other materials . . . eliminates the neeo destroyed along with two The South Carolina National connection with Halloween dle Tpke. metal and plastics. Smooth, trailer parks, two downtown Greater Manchester Chamber Manchester’^ ability to survive classifications within its for a dozen different finish work saws! fast and easy Sands flush Guard was called to duty to pre Explosion night (Oct. 31) incidents at Case James Webber, originally Burnout protected motor. Includes SANTACIAU^ of Commerce, urged all sectors the energy crisis. It will only be membership. These recommen on 3 sides. Burnout protected businesses and a churchy vent looting. Mountain. charged with unlawful wood cutting blade. 47504 (67-0053) Recorded of town “to be constructive in through the efforts of the total dations were mailed to all motor 12,000 opm, (67-0058) The workers killed at the The youths, who were facing assembly, pleaded innocent their criticism, rather than to community to work together members and made available Ninety Six Manufacturing Co., UPPSALA, Sweden (UPI) - a variety of criminal charges, Nov. 26 to a substitute charge of The seismological institute single out and condemn, based constructively that results will to nonChamber members. The DRILL BIT SHARPENER were Identified as Charity Grif weren’t prosecuted because disorderly conduct, chose to be $ Case Against upon what may be incomplete be made in energy conserva recommendations followed Resharpens broken carbon or dull high 1 2 9 9 fin and Ozala'Thomas, both of today register^ a strong un authorities couldn’t place tried by jury, and his case is information.” tion. The Greater Manchester national guidelines, such as the speed twist bits as quickly and efficient Ninety Six. The plant was derground explosion in the blame for the Halloween distur still pending. ly as an electric pencil sharpener. Ac Have your child’s picture taken “ Free” with Santa Policeman His statement lists the steps Chamber of Commerce urges elimination of all secondary destroyed by the twister. Semipalatinsk area of Soviet bance on any particular in Roy Webber, charged with cepts 11 different size bits. 47980 DouM« liwuMM lor yow «oMy Siberia, an institute spokesman already initiated by the all sectors of the town to be con exterior business identification (67-00621 ^ Claus at the Manchester State Bank. A 5”x7” full Dismissed dividuals, court officials said. second-degree riot, is scheduled •nd eonvomonoo . , . ifo olroody The basketball team at Mid Chamber’s energy crisis task structive in their criticism, lighting, reducing of thermostat grouiMiMi. . . iuot plo|| K In and said. Six of the ten yodths were to appear in court Dec. 27. Circuit Court 12 Judge Frank Carolina High School in nearby force — including a five-point rather than to single out and levels to the recommended 68 work withoul worry of ilioeU . color photo will be taken and sent to you “ FREE,” She said the explosion took arrested Halloween night on In another Halloween night Monchom Thursday dismissed Prosperity narrowly escaped program. condemn, based upon what may degrees for business offices and place at 8:47 a.m. (2:47 a.m charges of assaulting a polibe disturbance — in which police ia^\ compliments of the Manchester State Bank. San a fourth-degree larceny charge injury when the gym roof was EST) and amounted to 6.7 on In a second statement, Clark be incomplete information. 65 degrees for retail stores and officer, interfering with and Eighth District firemen which was facing Manchester blown off. notes that the Manchester ‘"nie Chamber commenced public shopping areas. the open-end Richter scale. firemen, and third-degree were physically and verbally ta’s official photographer will be Nassiff Photo Policeman Robin G. Andrews, Board of Directors is going its energy program at its 72nd Additionally, the program criminal trespass. The other assaulted when they tried to There^ more power to Christmas giving 27« of 22 Skinner Rd. offered specific recommen Studios. four, arrested on warrants Nov. break up an unruly crowd at Judge Monchon, sitting in dations to retailers 1) the 6, were charged only with third- Buckiand and put out tire fires East Hartford, ordered dis elimination of all Christmas with Black & Decker tools! FREE Santa photos will be taken on: degree criminal trespass. — there were three arrests for missal of the case after he last street lighting programs, 2) ’The six arrested Halloween second-degree riot. BLACK a DECKER 7% ' CIRCULAR SAW week declared a mistrial in the elimination of ail lighting of all Saturday, December 15, 9 a.m. to 12 noon; night were Paul P. Purcell, 18, Only one of those three Speed and accuracy Dad never imagined he case, because a jury was un store Christmas decorations, of 238 Blue Ridgie Rd.; Curtis S. arrests — that of Joseph Bastis, could have! Big 1 hp motor handles even big Saturday, December 22, 9 a.m. to 12 noon decided after trial. encouragement of car pools jobs easily. Bevel and depth adjustments are Willey, 18, of 112 Elizabeth Dr.; 26, of 88 Hilliard St. — has been Andrews, a policeman since within store employes, dis- quick and ,easy to rhake. Exhaust keeps saw Robert W. Yunck, 18, of 48 disposed of in court. He pleaded dust away from cutting line for cutting accu Children to age 9^ Februaiy 1969, was arrested (See Page-Fourteen) Hartland St.; Diane K. guilty to a substitute charge of racy. With safety-approved V/ a " and 6V2" June 16 on the charge stemming McCarthy, 17, of 127 Main St.; disorderly conduct and was blades. 47301 (67-0264) from an alleged theft |18 qt George F. Kania, 20, of 86 Cam fined $50. $ cash from the scene of a May 5 CLOUDY bridge St.; and Robert A. The other two— Rudi Fregin, 1 7 9 9 auto accident which he was in 4 Millete, 18, of 52 Hollister St. 18, of 116 N. School St., and An .V vestigating. *> vO , Those arrested on warrants toni Snarski, 19, of 64 Woodland When he was arrested, An were Charles Cross, 18, of 418 St. — are scheduled to appear in drews was immediately Hackmatack St.; Vickie court Monday at East Hartford. suspended from the police Barbero, 17, of 83 Doane St.; department, pending disposi ’Theodore Trudon III, 16, of 11 tion of the case. ^ WINDSOR LOCKS (UPI) - VO' The Connecticut state weather Richard Rd.; and Deborah M anchester - Poflce "*Chlef Fogarty, 17, of 39 Niles Dr. James Reardon today declined forecast: Partly cloudy this afternoon In the Halloween night Case to comment on the case, but Mountain incident, police were sources within the police with temperature^ dropping throug the 40s. Partly cloudy called to the area at about 9 department indicated that p.m. by owners of the property. Reardon has reinstated An and colder tonight low in low 20s. Saturday partly sunny high Several police officers, dis drews buf placed himon l^ve- patched to the scene, were of-absence for 40 days. *tem()eratures upper 30s except Christmtis low 40s near the sound. Outlook greeted with thrown bottles, MANCHESTER STATE' BANK ' Sources also said 6 civil law rocks, and verbal abuse from suit, filed by Andrews a'gdinst for Sunday, cloudy and cold Needy Fund with chance of snow. youths hiding in the woods. ' Home of the Full Personal tjr Business Checking Account - the police department, is still The Town Kire. Department Donations previously Short on cash? pending in Hartford County The degree day forecast for was called to extinguish woods acknowledged are $105. Useany'pfAgway'sSconvehient * . Superior Court. Details of the the Greater Hartford area: “AGWAY, INC “ credil plans: Master Charge, Olcott St, Bridge Opened fires, and the responding Other donors : 50-50 Club of a ro n e hours Ctvil case weren’t available The degree-day forecast for EQUIPMENT SHOP BankAmericard. TelmarkI 1041 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER.. CONNECTICUT 06040 • TEj,EPHONE. (203) 646-4004 firemen were also greeted with St. Mary’s Episcopal Church. MonTuoiWad PrI B4d NE W STATE ROAD. Mon Tu;^ Thurs PrI today. today is 27 degrees, compared i t ^ e ,n e w Olcott'St. bridge wa$ officially opened to traffic classes at nearby Verplanck School who haVe been unof bottks and rocks. Total to .date: $157^ SiMtoSiOO Stod'ta BtOO Andrews is being represented to a nonnal of 37. The forecast Police said nobody was hurt BUCKLAND this morning, after thejpsual riblran-cutting ceremony; but ficial clerks of the works over the project. They watched ThunS:30«bS:30 | Othor Stores; Ellington; MIddlefleld, 8etS.‘OOto4:te by Atty. Paul Flynn of’ New for Saturday is 35 compared to in the disturbance. Donations may be sent to • w > PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., 14, 1973 FrCljec. MANCHESTEH EVENING HEBALD, Mmcheto. Cm,.. P rl. rw ». urn - P.r.r ■< About i TV Tonight Town Sm Satumaf$ HanU tor Here’s Schedule Television NotJa SMEIKOREVIEi ^ Complata TV Uatinga TTie Sunday School Christmas party at the Salvation Army For Bookmobile ‘AMERICAN GRAFFIRII will be tonight at 7 at the. re sure 8 :9 :0 0 - . Comedian Alan King, .who firom Baltimore, Md., next Jan. you Citadel. All church members (3-822) NEWS . produces and appears in his 5. This is the first time a M S tlO m A S l CiNtMAJ 123?% are invited and especialiy, (18) I SPY *> Here is next week’s schedule for The Thomas Hooker, a own comedy Specials for ABC, professional Women’s Bowling • EXIT tKPOMES STRCrDw EXIT SM8ILVER LANOon l-M • parents of Sunday School Connecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to the has underwritten an academic Association tournament will -4s*- . EASTHARTronO • MHR.TEL.INFaS6a-MW • (20) SOUNDING BOARD SHOPPING DAYS membera. (24) ZOOM Manchester Public Library system: chair in Brandeis University’s . b6 on network television. to get even' ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED RAWaNq- W» Honor MASTER CHAHGE r MONDAY, DEC. 17 Hieater Arts' Department and TO CHRISTMAS (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH has been designated as a MAXIM kAMI 11 > r«F.M N Is (40) WILD WILD WEST 9:20 to 10:30 a.m. — Meadows Convalescent Home. BOLtON UKE HOm M IIM IS HARSIV HANI Fellow of the University. tsTSeSSiff 10:40 to 11:10 a.m. — Spring St. near'Gardner St. Rouli 44A, loNoil See it... - 8 :3 0 — * * * find iFURRimrreAND I (3-8-22-30) NEWS 11:20 to 11:50 a.m. — Tiick Rd. and Thayer St. LUNCHEONt - OIM IEIIt Puppet Show ■- . ’ M- more gift ideas THE out I YOUNQPBJPIE I (24) BOOK BEAT 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. — Wetherell and Server Sts. DAILY whet CBS will telecast finals of ITALIAN YEM. CUTLCT it § fliiAMMMifMoiMiMilitoMM » - 7 K I 0 - 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. Terry Rt|. and Woodslde St. the Red Crown Classic of At Atheneum 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Upper section of Redwood Rd. TWINLOStTBlt meens! mmRo OMMmB Mp MoV oMMml (3) WORLD AT WAR women’s professional bowling at lANQIlCT FACHJTIEi T he T in Woodman, (8) TRUTH OR TUESDAY, DEC. IS Scarecrow and other favorite FimtUm* la C«iw ■» I^AUAUtMMarne CONSEQUENCES 10:20 to 11:30 a.m. - N. Main and N. School Sts. lE !^i characters from the land of Oz S w T iM a M ll ilG | (18) DICK VAN DYKE 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p,m. — Jensen St. (20-22-30) NEWS will delight children, in the ‘ii’i’iAUXUJ 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Westland St. and Indian Dr. Smithsonian Puppet Theatre’s (24) CHAN-E8E WAY 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Green Manor Blvd. and Weaver Rd. presentation of “The Marvelous M m s wwiivi m (40) NEW S gjft sweaters K /m iM mm 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Level Rd. and Elizabeth Dr. Land of Oz” at the Wadsworth —7:30— 3:30 to 4 p.m. —^Avondale and Robin Rds. Atheneum on Saturday. w in K ia (8) DATING GAME 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Ardmore and Marshall Rds. 70 The Atheneum’s annual iMvtr weMw ■hwiMMi (18) MOVIE bigger, longer, easier VICE ^ NnMirMMMW i 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Durkin and Branford Sts. c i l C W Christmas Holiday Festival for "Mask of the Avenger" (1951) WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19 children includes two perfor (22) LETS MAKE A DEAL mances of “The Marvelous shawl collared itk h m (24) WALL STREET WEEK 10:20 to 11:30 a.m. --- Holiday House, Cottage St. TkM 11:40 a.m. to 12:10 p.m. r- Qiarter Oak St. near park. Land of Oz,” at 11:30 a.m. and IMUMawMlY (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 2; 30 p.m., with a Christmas fisherman knit ' HMWeawl (40) NANNY AND THE 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Green Hill and Munro Sts. party for the children between 1 5 . 0 0 •••••••••••••••••••••••••• ; PROFESSOR 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Raymond and Richard Rds. shows in the museum's K»XH "FPEE! STUD6HT DISCOUtITCAPOS! SM/t SOC FOB YOUBSELFK-:- 2:50 to 3:20 p.m.— Ferguson and Garth Rds. AWO A OUeST-OeTYOUBCABOS WOW AT THE THEATRE!" -8d)0— Tapestry Hall. A fantastic looking fanny (3) CALUCCrS DEPT 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Finley St. 'Tickets are $1 for each per (8-40) A VERY MERRY 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — BliieRidge and Bette Drs. formance and include an invita warmer wrap. Self tie aaah, CRICKET 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. —Sycamore Lane. tion to the Christmas party and roll-up cuffs. Washablo m (20-22-30) SANFORD AND THURSDAY. DEC. 20 may be obtained at the box of acrylic knit In natural. S-M-L. mJUICHESTEII 646-222B SON 10:20 to 11:30 a.m. — Crestfleld Convalescent Home. fice or, in advance, at the TWF (24) WASHINGTON REVIEW 11:40 a.m; to 12:10 p.m. — West.Side Rec, Cedar St. A Atheneum Shop during regular Jerry Lewis^T,dTwin Cinema - - 8 : 3 0 - 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Duval and Hilliard Sts. museum hours, Tuesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. Cinema 1 Cinema 2 (3) ROLL OUT 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Ridge St.'near Cedar St. (8) A CHRISTMAS CAROL to 4 p.m., and Sunday from 1 to 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. —High and Short Sts. 5 p.m. PG (18) 700 CLUB 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Pioneer Circle. 4 (20-22-30) HALL OF FAME (24) FESTIVAL 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Fountain Village, Downey Dr. A.. 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Pine Ridge Apts., New State Rd. - 9 K ) 0 - FRIDAY, DEC. 21 (3) MIRACLE ON 34TH No stops scheduled. STREET TV Ratings GI2;^THEATRES EAST (8-40) JULIE ANDREWS (18) 700 CLUB High For ‘m O U H B — 10KI0— Yule Shows M U ffTfXl (8-40) PORTRAIT: LEGEND Theater Schedules * t m Pia aM Om Wliale IN G RANITE By RICK DU BROW shawl collared DaM TMai* Pin liM in’ ___ on ___ HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - The DOUBLI FIATURt- (20-22-30) DEAN MARTIN fanny warmer O f HOfMOm 6th Sensational Weak (24) FREE-FOR-ALL latest national television ‘W L fU d r (PG) Burnside Theater — Meadows — “Lady Sings The ratings show that America’s 1 7 . 0 0 "DON’T LOOK IN -lo a o — “Deliverance,” 7:30-9:30 (18) LIVING WORD Blues,” 7:00; “Save the affection for those two THE BASEMENT Children,” 9:35 remarkable old cronies, Bob (24) MASTERPIECE Vernon Cine 1 — “Charley "LAST HOUSE ON THEATRE U.S. East 1 — “Grande Hope and Bing Crosby, is still Varrick,” 7:20-9:20; “Yellow Bouffe,” 7:00-9:15 one of the wonders of the enter THE LEFT —11:00— Submarine,” & “Let It Be,” 12 U.A. East 2 — “Images,” tainment business. (tito Fit-M. nlAMMt lOURTBh (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS AouLTt »*. too* a 99c ANniME ISAMHYCMra^lL^ Midnight 9:25; “Love & Pain,” 7:30 WARMLY RECOMMENDED Their back-to-back specials I MotemaACK (20) SAN FRANCISCO U.A. East 3 - “Billy Jack,” A ‘super rib’ by UTw-tIHL aATIHEU AT 2 PJA Vernon Cine 2 — “Lovers & TWIN SWEATER SET on NBC-TV were two of the top BEAT 7:00-9:15 Collage. Without It your Other Strangers,” 7:30-11:30; three programs in the "BLACk T eAUTY” « LIVE ANd U t DIE” — 11:30— “Your 3 Minutes are Up,” 9:30- statistical rankings for the lust not with It! All (3) M OVIE 1:15 a.m. * 1 5 week ending la st Sunday. washable acrylic knit. "Forever Amber" (19471 Glentex solves your gift giving Hope's hour was No. 1 among lAlY SMGS TK BUIS (8-40) IN CONCERT Showcase 1 — “The Way We all the rated broadcasts. And Patch pockets, roll-up (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Were,” 6:00-10:00 problems along with keeping her warm Crosby’s hour came in third. cuffs. Ivory, grey, red, Showcase 2 — “Battle of the through this winter’s energy crisis. The second-place show was hunter. S-M-L Amazons,” 7:43-9:55 Pointelle stitched, channel cardigan on CBS-TV’s “AU in the Family” series. Showcase 3 — “ Karate top. Underneath, matching short STARTS TODAVL sleeve, nibck turtleneck, back zipped. It takes the right element to Killers,” 7:00-10:30; Duel of the illustrate, the positive’feeling nlic III’ l||r iiiiisi |ii!|illl;tr Iron Fists,” 8:40 V\finter white acrylic, S-M-L. A classic between the two perfohners Showcase 4 - “PYX,” 7:35- giftablei and their audience. And the _— - V v s III n 9:55 Accessories, all D&L stores. Christmas season is about as State Theater — “Billy good an element as yo« .lan get X ■ E Jack,” 7:15-9:05 to indicate the deep r d affec Manchester Drive-In — tionate vibrations tr imitted “Where’s Poppa,” 7:15; “ Mid back and forth by Cr ay, Hope night Cowboy,” 8:45; “Alice’s and televiewers. R^taurant,” 10:45 BILLY Jerry Lewis Cine 1 — "Don’t Back-lo-Back Hours ‘J- Look in the Basement,” 7:00-12 Any video executive with Midnight; “Last House on the even moderate intelligence — Left,” 9:00-1:30 a.m. This is a test pattern to for that matter, any novice — determine The Herald’s print would understand this, so NBC- C Cinema 2 — “Live & Let Die,” 7:00-9:15 ing quality. TV last Sunday offered the JACK South Windsor Cinema — back-to-back hours by Crosby “Jimi Hendricks Plays and Hope. And the combination Berkeley,” 7:13-9:30-12 Mid of the two old troupers, Christ night NEW AT mas season warmth and colorful hahy cables audience devotion resulted in a large tune-in by viewers across hvby GothamGo D a irii the nation. HARTFORD ROAD Q ueen The ratings for last week also 1 0 . 0 0 Dick Clark, who pioneered show the loyalty of television V' r rock music p ro g E ^ on ABC, watchers to certain Yule-time Full fashioned of f-EL Fis.F i;-.- 'Ti is the new executive producer programs that the networks use 'DELIVERANCE' is one of machine washable I the year's most fascinating, URNSIDE of the network’s bi-monthly DAIRY QUEEN b n zie T as seasonal reruns. For exam acrylic. A color to I mowies." C e.'RHS'OE i»E Ei'T : Friday night “In Concert” ple, the fourth-ranked show was 5 M H’JTLS FROM hTf D i -i I J.T ' - series, which features current “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” please every fancy. popular singers and a half-hour animation broad instrumentalists. Clark’s White, navy, hunter, a^TOM UU6HUN • DELORES TAYLOR .uaw^GumHowiiT SAT. ^ 1 Nsnied Ctiaflsy BrowiTi STRAWBERRY DQ cast using characters of the S aturday “ American berry, brown, powder. l«MWkrWnMlalllKtlCMam-BiMI|IMIIMKMlll-lMMl|I.CFMII plus "Scrooge” "Peanuts” comic strip. And the >WwdlMe PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Cona.-Fri., Dec. 14. 1873 ^NCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Dec. 14. 1973— PAGE FIVE iHaurlirfitpr Eitruing Inside FOR OPEN SUNDAY ALL DAY! I Scene From Here ’r a E S C M i Founded OcU i , 1881 Report Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their B y Sol R . C o h en Co., Herald ^ u a re , Manchester, Conn. n ew s^p er by carrier daily before 5-30 Kou'land Evaim and WEEKEND 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone tte S a tio n At The Parkade, Only We Save You Moneyl Published every evening except Sun- department, 647-6M. Robert Novak days and holidays. Entered at the __ . j .. „ Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se- ember Audit Bureau of Circulation SALE STARTS FRIDAY! SALE! cond Class Mail Matter. Republican Pessimism When John Harkins was Burl L. Lyons, Publisher ■■ ■■ Harkins is especially well- If further proof is needed of named Tolland’s town manager his sincerity, one need only note The Manchester Publishing Co. LOS ANGELES - The op The principal reason for versed in planning. He was v O- .t - Tuesday night he said, “There’s that his new job will pay him CHRONOCRAPH • Engineers Fantasoc - UnbeTiwei^ assumes no financial responsibilHy for pressive pessimism now Younger’s change of heart is Manchester director of the lots to do and I like to work.” CDAP (Community Develop only $700 a year more than he’s Subscriotion Rates typographical errors appearing in adver- enveloping California financial. With what little That simple remark Well getting in Manchester. Certain Republicans, which could Republican money still ment Action Plan) program, he AND SELF WIND • Travelers Pavabfo in Advancr^ ''eading matter in describes the kind of person formulated the plan which ly it isn’t the $700 that con threaten party pressure for the available dried up by Gov. John is,and he’ll be go^ for vinced him to sell his comfor WATCH SALE one Mo„th“ . " ..... ».2s ?T‘"* ."'(““v ■ Reagan’s unsuccessful cam transformed the former Nike ..SiniriP Pnnv iZ .. *^*sp*ay advertising closing hours, resignation of Resident Nixon; Tollhnd, a town embarking on a table home and move his family $7230 ■ $05 LM is underlined by two new paign for his state ta|(-llmit Site into a professionally at Bv r L r i i ? Wppkiv...... S ' P "o r to publication. new form of government. tractive recreation center and into a new one ,in a town that backstage changes. proposal. Younger wonders will seem stra'iige (at least Liggett Drug 17-21-25 JEWELED K't Tolland, we believe, is for ai%a, initiated an industrial sur ^OUR CHOICER S p C " ...... : ...... JS 12 noon Change No. 1: One of the whether any Republican cad tunate to have as its first town at the beginning) to his wife and 1 nill yr. by mfg. M W hc...... ■ ■ ■ ■ « 1® ®1 publication; 12 noon vey of local industry and former presidential counselor finance a campaign for Gover manager a man with the seven three children. Cord or Cordless Made lly Rvlialde ...... ^12-50 Friday for publication Saturday and nor. But this, too, is tied to arranged for an industrial tour Three M onths...... |9.75 Monday. ^ Robert Finch’s closest ad years experience Harkins has He said in his Manchester DAY-DATE visers who previously urged Watergate. Younger had been by industrialists and had in Manchester. As assistant developers, and served as letter of resignation, “We shall REMINCTON aHENRUS him to run for either Governor relying on Mr. Nixon’s Califor town manager, following a stint always remember these brief WATCHES nia contributors, who now want development. director for- the or Senator next year now says in a Pennsylvania borough as seven years.” .CHRONOGRAPH a WALTHAM *110.11110$ Finch should sit out 1974. Finch out of politics after the dis town’s Development Com SHAVER administrative assistant, he is mittee. And, he was instrumen We believe him. We believe with Fraa sat of It’S a stop-watch, SELFWIND bAY-DATEl inclines to agree. Friends who illusionment of Watergate. no “Johnny-come-lately” (no also he and his family will If Finch and Younger bow tal in giving new impetus to the RapiaoamaiM Rladas tachometer, telemeter Tells day and d a te .S L# HAMILTON •VULCAIN in November flatly predicted pun intended). remember Tolland and the I or regular vratch. Un- Sh^k and water re sis-S One Gas Station Finch would run for the Senate out, the race for the Republican revitalization of Downtown We believe, also, that Main St. associations and successes (and UnbreakableT® See The Original now sense a sharp drop in his nomination would be between Manchester is losing a real there will be successes) he and /N /K . mainspring, Lt. Gov. and Ed Reinecke and We believe he was being * 1 Mtg. Price Tickets spirits. professional — an ad they will make there. U V Change No. 2: Popular State state controller Houston sincere, and not merely Open on Sunday ministrator, a planner, a mouthing phrases, when he said We belive John Harkins, at $59.95 Atty. (i^ . Evelle Younger only Flournoy. Democrats genuinely developer and a man with a of his new job, the one he will 32, has a good future . We belive TIMEX _ _ $53.99 - $49.95 - Etc. weeks ago seemed sure to run fear Flournoy, a liberal great future. he will get Tolland’s council- for Governor, with excellent Republican in the Earl Warren assume Jan. 7, “It represents a In Manchester, he not only great challenge and a fresh manager government off on the HEADQUARTERS? 80' To our knowledge there have been With that thought in mind, w,e can’t chances of winning the tradition, taking Democratic was assistant manager, he was right foot. Republican nomination. No votes. But Repubican regulars start in a rapidly growing com no reported instances that the closing help but wonder why Manchester acting manager as well — munity. I foresee a healthy We don’t know, nor will we longer. He has been adding up overwhelmingly prefer assuming all the duties and predict, how many years he will of gasoline stations on Sunday has Reinecke for ideological growth aftd a good future for couldn’t have one gasoline station pluses and minuses for 1974 and making all the decisions spend in Tolland — be it five dr been a severe hardship on anyone. how comes out with many more reasons despite his dangerous Tolland. I want to do all I can to open on Sunday. Pertiaps all the sta whenever the manager was help it achieve its potential.” ten or whatever. We do know, minuses. Unless a Ineeting tangential connection with the however, Tolland will grow and LADIES’ Yet, if someone is ill and we n ^ a tion operators could get together and away. between Younger and his sup ITT affair. John Harkins will grow with it. prescription on Sunday, there is a Gettysburg Battiefield. (Photo by Reginald Pinto) Indeed, the 1974 Republican • K GOLD FANCY work out a Sunday schedule, thus take porters this week decides Manchester’s loss is ^*^ST/C0NDITI0N 12.88 DRESS WATCH otherwise, he is apt to announce ticket might be the most • NURSES' WATCHES ALL PRICED good chance our drug store is open. If turns in staying open. Tolland’s gain. Sunbeam for re-election as attorney narrow-based ever in Califor Cutting J-84 Lights • DIAMOND STUDDED TO GOAT not, we can call up the pharmacist and We doubt if even President Nixon general before year’s end. nia. For instance, Reagan’s • SPORT WITH CALENDAR lieutenants privately vow that he’ll go to the store and take care of would find fault with one gasoline sta Finch, Younger and their ad "Mist-Stick” O p e n F o r u m John G. Veneman, brilliant Saves Energy, Money -.SETTER MENS us. visers reflect a deepening con tion in our community being open on sensus among melancholy Under Secretary of Health, • ELECTRONIC Sm Ow Curler Styler • SELF WINDING Sunday. Republican politicians here: no Education and Welfare during There could be a time when some DOUG BEVINS necessary highway illumination Set your hair with mlo- Just add water for gentle mist action; • CALENDARS Republican stands a chance in Mr. Nixon’s first term, Will • SKINDIVERS We believe the public would also (Herald Reporter) of time-clock operation so t...wlth condltloner...or set helps'you style the way you want it. one might need gas badly to get to the No Smoking could be sanctioned, and should be considered to ac the nation’s most populous never win the lieutenant furnishings line OF • SHOCK PROOF governor’s nomination he seeks. lights will automatically be It dry...In minutes. 20 • WATER RESISTANT find it a bit comforting that one gas Dear member of the Coventry further, even encouraged complish this end. In view of state in 1974. The blame is Elimination of highway #WC1 Our Reg. 17.05 bedside of an ill relative or for some The reason: Veneman’s quiet lighting on Interstate 84 in turned off at 1:30 a.m. f i f l " FIREPLACE tanglefree rollere • DUST PROOF station is open should fuel be needed. Board of Education: through the luxury proposed. It the national policies in regard placed on many factors — bad • INCABLOC MOVEMENT 1 Yaw Fufl Buarantoo other cause. would be so much more opposition to the Reagan tax Manchester will mean annual • Phase IV — Investigating |l| |;iU FURNISHINQS In an article in the Dec. 12, to the matter of smoking and economic prospects, the energy reduction of energy consump issue of the Hartford Ck>urant, it beneficial to Create areas which the public welfare, perhaps crisis, dried-up Republican plan. Thus, as prospects of vic- savings of more that 313,000, as could supplement the positive to ^ recede, the party here may well as savings in electricity tion of traffic control signals, ^ACCE%RIE8 Our Reg. $5.00 was stated that the (Coventry state and federal financial aid campaign financing, time-for-a- and investigating possible Board of Education has paved aspects of learning and educa should be denied to those school change sentiment after eight- suicidally. narrow its base. use, according to the Connec MANCHESTER HARDWARE tion for the majority of But one senior Democrat, ticut Department of Transpor reduction of illumination on ur the way for the establishment that permit smoking as a years of Republican Ronald ban highways. Quiet Desperation of student smoking areas at the students. matter of policy. Reagan as Governor.' But contending all this depends on tation (DOT)i high school. It was also stated ’This is one problem which Yours very truly, beyond that lies Watergate and Mr. Nixon’s staying in the The 212 lights oh the 7.2-mile that five of the seven-member could easily be solved. It is not Mrs. Frances L. Funk the wreckage of the Nixon White House, feels that stretch of expressway through *3.48 'gar- We’ll go along with Thoreau ^ t.th e „ He pulled in front of the police car, Board approved the policy a complex problem and R.F.D. No. 1 presidency. Democratic prospects will Manchester were turned off Giant Thermometer change required for this. shouldn’t be niade into one. Coventry two weeks ago to save energy. Half a yard in diam eter; mass of men lead lives of quiet . motioned the driver to the side of the Thus, here as eisewnere, becomes President — par Therefore, I inferred that five Strict enforcement of rules, The electricity savings are es numbers 2” high for long dis Republican pessimism is a ticularly if it happens soon. desperation. And since we are not an highway, and made a citizens arrest. of the seven would also be in with appnqHiate, consistent, long-temi menace to President timated by the DOT at about h r tance reading. Minus 40° to plus favor of the establiAment of fair and prompt disciplinary ac Republican loyalty obviates 50,000 kilowatt hours per 120°. Ideal to hang at poolside, admitted male chauvinist we concede The officer refused to show him his Nixon. If the despair deepens, an overt Nixon-must-go cam these areas. tion will solve the problem. One Battles_ Just there may yet be damands from month, which usually costs the play area, game courts, home, that the sage of Walden also included credentials but told him where he How any group that professes of the by-products of our highly paign. But one Republican cam state about $1,100 per month. office or shop. Available in white Beginning panicky Republican politicians paigner who has traveled the SALONHPE or black. the feminine gender in that observa could call to make his complaint. This to be acting on behalf of the technical society is the inability that Mr, Nixon save their hides The lig h ts on 1-84 in To the editor: state reports that only, in Manchester, part of the first townspeople, and more impor of people to rely on thefr own in by giving way to Vice President HAUMHIYER tion. he did. stincts. We’ve become so ad Lengthy articles have recent military conservative Orange phase of the DOT’S energy tant in behalf of the better in ly appeared in the news media Gerald Ford. And sometimes it seems that we A fellow like that can’t be all bad. dicted to “professional County did audiences show saving program, were turned terests of the young people of concerning Greater Hartford That is possible, considering MICKEY MOUSE Panasonic our community, can actually opinions” and t^ n ic a l studies enthusiasm for the President. off at the same time as lights on can take the big frustrations in our The second man, who may become Process’s plan for the City of how rapidly Republican morale Otherwise, pro-Nlxon give their approval to smoking and research, that we no longer the Willimantic bypap section Hartford. ^ members of the has deteriorate. On our last statements were greeted by Roomy for large rollere, & DONALD DUCK stride, but it is the little ones that give a folk hero in his own lifetime, was is beyond u^rstanding. trust ourselves to make a sensi of 1-84 and on segmems of 1-91 m Conunittee' for the Preserva visit to California for the skimpy applause and pained 14V4-foot cord, washable TQOT-A-LOOP Apparently, your considera ble decision on the merits of our north of Hartford, Rt. 72, and RADIOS us heartburn and send our blood driving along peacefully when two tion of Coventry, a group op Republican state convention in expressions. From there, it bonnet and 2 temperature tion and due deliberation totally own judgment and common Rt. 4. pressure to dangerous heights. motorcyclists of the Hells Angel type posed to Hartfoid Process’ plan early September, we found may not be a long step for these settings. ignores the crux of the whole sense. DOT Commissioner Joseph for the Coventry, we find it im Republicans cautiously op Republicans to publicly link How often have you said, “it was begin bobbing and weaving ahead of matter which is the health It cannot be denied that an Bums, who was directed by Rag. portant that it be made clear timistic that Watergate scan drastically diminished $4 | 8 8 Rag. $Q88 aspect. If smoking were not in adult who, supposedly, is able Gov. Thomas Meskill to in really only a little thing but it sure up him. that the need for plans for Hart dals would not hurt here. They prospects in California to the 7.99 jurious to health, there would to care intelligently and particularly felt that front vestigate electricity-saving 12.95 set m e.” This went on for some time, with maturely for his own person has ford are not only necessary and chaos a continent away in meth^s, said the Manchester be no problem. long overdue but one of the running Secretary of State Ed a right to make decisions that 'Washington. 1-84 segment was darkened AM radios that look like the TOOT-A-LOOP Is Panasonic’s wildest radio yet. Por The vexations of driving are among them driving ahead and then falling The surgeon general of the precise reasons for opposition mund G. Brown Jr., the boyish may be injurious to his health. after a study showed that the lovable Disney characters. table AM bracelet radio comes In crazy colors. Hear United States has declared to the city of 20,000 persons 35-year-old son of the state’s 1st the most annoying since they are back, then running ahead again. However, as adults we have unconnected highway link had Each has a nine volt battery, speaker, wrist strap and ear Itl Wear Itl Earphone InctudOd. nationally that smoking is planned for Coventry. Democratic Governor, would plug. always accoihpanied by some degfe^ The crowning insult was when one just as much right, and perhaps “good geometry and light traf dangerous to one’s beqlth. We may have problems but prove vulnerable as more, as well as a deep respon fic.” of danger. There’s the fellow that of them drew-alongside the driver’s Smoking is being banned in none that need the 13 million Democratic nominee for Herald sibility to safeguard the Uves Burns said DOT engineers some public places. dollars-plus to rebuild a Governor against a well- Electric races past you and brakes to a stop side and began banging on his window and health of our children for studied the possibility of only Cigarette commercials are decaying city. Why? Just established figure such as Yesterdays ahead of you at a stoplight that was in with a crash helmet. banii^ on radio and television. their own good untiTsuch time Younger or Finch. turning off every other light on because we are not a city with a expressways, but that method (U m S S IE IK I The National Cancer Society as they attain their majority Now, two months later, the 25 Years Ago BLOWER/DRYER clear vision when he went by. And massive, congested population was discarded because it would That did it. The driver rolled down has evidence of the correlation and are able to function in this which causes the exact con same party leaders doubt any Frank Reilly is elected to his there’s a host of other annoyances — capacity alone. That, at Such eleventh term as president of create a “stroboscopic effect” • 700 Watt , High Heat his window, piked up a gun he had on between smoking and the in ditions Hartford and every Republican can be elected — a • High Speed . gged In Salons cidence of cancer, emphysema, time, will be their decision. ’The Local 63, TWUA of the GO. contributing to eye fatigue. you undoubtedly have your own pet other city in America are trying slump coinciding with the SAVE 7.96 the seat and shot his tormentor. and other chronic respiratory consequences, those of hurting presidential crisis that began Louis H. Marie is elected a Although the every-other- peeves. to erase. light method won’t be used on problems. himself and those who love him, We insist upon being spared Oct. 20. director of the Manchester will belong to thnt individual Trust Co. expressways, the DOT says it SIS. * 1 3 * * HOT TRAY S499 Not $19.9 5 ! Every once in awhile some member Since every time we get in our car It has been found that these problenas and by doing so Finch attributes his own drop Designed to enhance any Rgg. » children in homes where there and to him alone. But until they in enthusiasm to apprehension will.be used at highway rest of the “silent majority” absorbs all of are accused of a lade of care areas, commuter parking lots, dinner tablet And It will keep a m we can be reasonably sure that are smokers have a higher are of age to make that decision over a severe recession, in 10 Years Ago Recommended by your dishes hot.______World Wide the annoyances that can be taken and and concern for our fellow man. and possibly on urban streets. frustrations will come along, it number of respiratory ailments it is the responsibility of us, as Just the opposite. Gurity duced by the energy crisis. But James McCooe is elected Dentists Wrinklaa Away than those in families where parents and guardians, to act Other energy-saving his safety valve pops open. begins at home and how Hart to friends, he cites his role as president of Manchester Police For Two Ways I Steamt twa.v wrinklei without ironing, probably is prudent not to carry a responsibly and with all due programs envisioned by DOT there are no smokers. ford can, by the farthest stretch former confidant of Mr. Nixon Mutual Aid Association, Inc. Plug In I worlu on all fabrica, natural. synUietic and Two recent occurences are what regard to the welfare of these officials include: blendi. No acorching or ihlnc. Fine tar aU loaded gun on the seat, human nature To even respond to the issue of the imaginatfon, be con as heavy political baggage to or I might be dubbed “class actions”, in is to give dignity and^credence lives entrusted to us. carry in California today. • Phase II — More highway fabrica that can be iteam-preased., being such a frail thing. sidered “home” to us is in 7 On Batteries *Reitoree nap and pile to felt, pluah and to the whole idea. As a parent It is indeed unfortunate that lights turned off after studies of that it was done for all of us. conceivable. Don’t the people roadway geometry, accident fun. Ughtweliht.______concerned with my respon some parents fall into of, and surrounding Hartford, There was the fellow, who filled We haven’t heard of a charge being categories in vrhicfa they either rat^s, and electrical design of sibilities to my own children, realize that there are 28 towns W ATER PICK 24 Hour . and in defense of those others in do not care if their children lighting systems. GENERAL ELECTRIC ^ with patriotic intent, was driving placed against the driver that shot the that reap lucrative benefits by • Phase III — Placing Syttom the community as well, a smoke, or due to other cir belonging to the Greater Hart PORTABLE PHONO along at SO miles per hour to save gas motorcyclist. Maybe it was self- response becomes necessary. cumstances, can no longer con Plays 33Vi add 45’s. Built In ford Capitol Region? Has any Rag. $ 1 2 ^ 9 ELECTRIC. AM/FM when he was passed by a police car defense. If the judge is a motorist, To allow a smoking area in trol the actions of their one of these towns accepted the 19.99 CASSEHE pop-up adapter, sturdy un the high school is to sanction children. Neither of these 4-H Clubs DIGITAL CLOCK RADIO breakable plastic case. going about 67. we’d bet he learned towards leniency. responsibility of a city or com JACKSON, Miss. SAVE $7.60 RECORDER smoking for yqungers, and to categories, however, is suitable munity to ease the pressure in Recessed carry handle. to explain the actions of a (UPI) - The 4-H Club totally ignore the medical im- Hartford? movement originated in Board of Education which $ 2 0 8 8 . plications. Through this sanc No, but Coventry is expected Mississippi. would sanction an action in N Waring a Rag. *34.89 * 1 4 ® ’ tioning, you will encourage to do so even though we are not Back in 1907, William Hall ^ direct and obvious conflict with others to smoke even though in the Capitol Re^on and even “Corn Club”' Smith was the welfare of the students it is BLENDER Today^s your approval may bnly be con though were are reassured again superintendent of schools in MimsaY - Over 3 Quart established to protect. lOspoods G.L MIDGET 19 LIGHT The Almanac sidered as implied. This raises and again by Mr. Richard North Mississippi’s Holmes County. It is an interesting and un He stuted what was called 6-FOOT VINYL Thought the question,, equal to the of process that “there is no Jtag. 19.95 CHRISTMAS TREE SET settling. commentary on our “com clubs” for boys. \ problem you are now facing, of connection between Hartford SCOTCH PINE CORN society^ that the wlide idea The movement quickly Rag. United Press International Roald Amundsen discovered how these areas will be policed. and Coventry.” This is hardly a $ | 4 8 Today is Friday, Dec. 14, the Who will be allow to use them? could even be seriously con spread throughout the $ the South Pole. truthful statement and certain ■ O 0^ « 2:75 POPPER *2’* 348th day of 1973 with 17 to Will students be allow to use sidered. If an individuab, and South — and later the nation — In 1972, Apollo II astronauts ’’'Most obstacles are things to ly in direct contradiction with under the name of 4-H Clubs. SALEPRICEDI follow. these areas only with written not members of the Board of Gene Cernan and Harrison overcome. The real sources of the following excerpt from the TREE ORHAMENTS Polished aluminum base with parental permission? Who will Education, you fqel that you Schmitt blasted off the moon joy in this life are not the result Wall Street Journal from as \ _Whyt4. s PAgE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Dec. 14, 1973 -j MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 14, 1973— PAGE SEVEN I Area Police Health and beauty In garden About OSCEOLAOSCEOLA, A rk . (UPI1~ Puppeteer is MHS Grad Mrs. Edith (]hambenaln of T o w n Wilson gets her nutrients and VERNON vestigation of an accident on Police said VanOudenhove Thermal Pollution Poses Future Flood Danger Vernon Aye. adds beauty to her. yard at the suffered minor injuries and his A paper drive will be con same time. Police said Secore backed out ducted by St. John’s Polish ANNOUNCEMENT JUNE TOMPKINS Thomas J. Rosenwald, 41, of car had to be towed from the Mrs. Chamberlain, who has of a driveway and collided with National Catholic Church Satur (Herald Reporter) Barkhamstead,. was charged scene. Secore is scheduled to no garden spot, plants her SAl^ FRANCISCO (UPI) - process of melting. As a polar' said that after two centuries But he said that solar energy been told heat pollution already temperature creates “thermal a/bar driven by James day and Sunday. Papers may be With hands full of rods that Thursday with operating a appear in court Jan. 15. vegetables among her flowers The earth’s polar Ice caps could cap shrinks, the earth absorbs water at the surface level of need not become thermal pollu is causing problems in major islands” with more cloudiness, Ed PaganI wanta to let hla cuatomara know tiiat •. hla left at a truck in the church look like fish poles, and cross VanOudenhove of Hillcrest Rd., and is pleased ydth the varied start melting from thermal more solar heat and the cap tropical seas would be boiling. tion. th is is because when U.S. cities. > more rain-and twice as much Barbar Shop will ramain opan whila ha la con- motor vehicle while under the Bolton. parking lot on Golway St. bars that are finger triggered, infhience of liquor or drugs in harvest. pollution a century from now melts faster, he said. Wilcox distinguished between puiishine is captured by vegefa- In St. Louis, man’s activities fog. valaaclng from hla racant aecldant. Russ Metheney .brings to life aV connection with the investiga and eventually flood New York Unless governments two types of energy — solar and tion, cooling results. The keep the air five degrees mass of yam, cloth, styrofoam, tion of a two-car accident on Rt. and London, a group of scien cooperate in facing the thermal thermal polluting. He said ther-\ cooling is equal to the heat warmer than in surrounding . Billy Pagani Jr., formarly of tha Qraan Barbar and something resembling 83, Vernon. tists has been told. pollution problem, Wilcox said, mal pollution energy comes produced when man later eats areas and in Chicago 3.5 VITAMIN Shop, will be at 6% Paarl Straat to cut hair whila Ed papier-mache. Police said the Rosenwald In about 150 years, the melted the melting of the polar caps from fossil fuel, nuclear and or bums the vegetation. degrees warmer, said Robert la away... t. Metheney, formeriy of car struck the rear of one ice caps would have released would result in catastrophe. geothermal sources — Wilcox analysis was Jaske, a Battelle Memorial HEADQUARTERS Manchester, is a puppeteer driven by Virginia Frost, enough water to raise sea levels Given the present rate of processes by which man adds to presented at the geophysicists Foundation engineer. . Liggett Parkade with the Smithsonian Resident Discovery Rd., Vernon, as she 200 feet, flooding 10 per cent of energy use increase, Wilcox the earth’s temperature. annual convention which has He said the extra Low Prices! Puppet Theatre in Washington, was stopped to make a left turn. the earth’s land surface and D.C. He is presently on tour Rosenwald is scheduled to many major cities. with the touring theater and appear in Circuit Court 12, “The scientific danger will appear in a Christmas Rockville, Jan. 15. 646-6750 signals are rising and the entire Hoiiday Festivai Saturday at Ralph Lancas^r, 19, of 32 —1 world will be alarmed over this Wadsworth Atheneum in Hart Village St., Rockville, was problem 100 years from now,” THE CHRISTMAS STORE ford. "The Marvelous Land of charged with having defective Inward A. Wilcox, a physicist Oz” will fea()fre the rod brakes in connection with the aiM U.S. Navy consultant told FOR ALL AGES puppets in two showings at investigation of a one-car acci the American Geophysical 11:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. dent on Village St. Also Featuring Union. The history of rod puppets Police said Lancaster’s car B ecause said all heat goes back to B.C. when puppets struck a fence, and heavily produced by man does not es were used in the Far East as damaged it, when his brakes Handmade: cape into outer space. If man part of religious and failed. continues to increase energy Gift Sale ceremonial festivals. Metheney He is scheduled for court on consumption at four per cent said there were no human ac Jan. IS. ('oats and Jackets per year, he said, the mean tors then. Because the Stephen Secore was charged I , global temperature a century dramatizations concerned with failure to grant the right of from now will have increased deities and people of high posi way in connection with the in- one half degree Fahrenheit. tion, it was considered A half degree may not seem sacrilegious for a human to im Frye« Boots much, he said, but it is enough personate those persons, said to start a self-accelerating Metheney. A puppeteer was considered almost as important as the Mary Lewis Wallets and Watchbands priests of the day because he 829MAINST.,MANCHESTER.C0NN. had to understand the TRI CITY PLAZA, VERNON, CONN. characters of the individuals he 7-FT SCOTCH PINE * Angel at key 4 was impersonating through the BOTH Pottery Bottlenecks Reg. 23.44 board. Music puppets, explained Metheney. Fire-resistant 88 b o x plays Puppets, like cartoons, Have Role PVC* needles. ■’Silent Night” STORES 2 Days emphasize, exaggerate, or Easy to assem ..-A modify human features and 'vassins In Progress ble! •Polyvinyl chlonda movement, he said. OPEN Unlike marionettes which are WASHINGTON (UPI) - It POW-WO operated with strings from EVERY was a long time coming, but it above the stage, rod pgppets •Belts - ttrer WO handmade was good finally to find GAME! are operated from below a someone willing to say 3 Days Only shelf-like stage. The puppeteers “Mombie,” the beak-nosed witch spiked with rods and NITE ’til 9 P.M. harkles lit rhoose fnmi. wire, comes alive when Russ Metheney manipulates the something nice about sit on low stools with casters bottlenecks. rods that make her gyrate through the air. (Herald photo Games for Everyone which permit them to move Until Christmas! By “ nice” I don’t mean 97 easily back and forth on the by Ofiara) patronizing comments like Super entertainment for young or old. h Charge It stage with their puppets. “some of my best friends are • Monoply--the real estate classic. Metheney said on occasion he bottlenecks.” Supercilious Row Wow! A • Operation®-hilarious "doctor” game. has tangled with other painting completes the head tolerance does not conceal the new clapping • Clue®—mystery detective whodunit. Your Choice puppeteers because of his long and readies it for the required head covering. The costumes OPEN DAILY 10-10: fact that there is a deeply rhythm game. • Backgammon—ancient battle of wits. 2 Days Only legs which seem to be forever rooted anti-bottleneck bias in • Gnip Gnop'—slaphappy action game. getting in the way. are cut directly on the puppet. Ages 8-14. Metheney compares this country. After learning the script, All around us we hear which is either spoken live or manipulating a puppet to a dance. “It’s a rhythmic kind of mutterings about the need to taped, the puppeteer develops “get rid of the bottlenecks” and the personality of the puppet thing,” he says. He is responsible for most of other prejudicial expressions. through the movements he will Hardly anyone appreciates give it. A puppeteer uses his the mechanics and the scenery for . the shows. th e contributions that body as well as his arms in bottlenecks have made to the moving his puppet. Balance is A graduate of Manchester High School and the Hartford betterment of America. Those extremely important, who do recognize the important Metheney said, because the Art School, University of Hart ford, Metheney joined the role that bottlenecks play are ; { ^ - w ei^t of the puppet changes as hesitant to voice their sen he is tipped from an upright Smithsonian Puppet Theatre 50-MlNI-LITE SET about two years ago as a SHIRLEY TEMPLE timents lest they be branded as Our Reg. 2.77^ position to an angular position. eccentrics. A puppet is conceived on challenge. His dream is to The perfect dolt for that little g Indoor / outdoor create something architectural yours. Surprise her on Christmas Lecture Reprinted paper in a rough sketch. From But 9t long last someone with pre-tested lights.* the drawing board, the puppet ly, perhaps the “perfect” ning. Multi-colors. theater. impressive credentials of his 2 Days E is put together with materials 380 Card Of 5 Bulba, 23i He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. own is willing to stand up and J>LAY FAMILY* and shapes that will best repre be counted. The magazine GAMES YOU SEE ON TV ETCH A SKETCH FUN sent the desired character, and Theodore E. Metheney of 18 Ardmore Rd. Intellectual Digest has Discount Sale Price Discount Sale Price finally costumed. The head, reprinted a lecture “On the Im ACTION GARAGE first molded from clay, is Don’t Spill the Beans'." Turn knobs to portance of Being jSi 97 J Two-level D on’t Blow Your Top.'" draw; shake to covered with a fabric im Bottleneck” by W. H. Huggins, Each ^ g a ra g e with eleva Don’t Break the Icb.'" erase picture. 2 Days pregnated with plastic, then The bear moves with an chairman of the Department of 2 Days tors, ramps, fig “cured” for 24 hours. A process awkward shuffling gait because Electrical Engineering, at The ures, speed cars. of sanding, modeling, sanding, he has no clavicle to keep the Johns Hopkins University. C painting, sanding, and more shoulder bones steadily apart. FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Huggins attacks as “a false and most dangerous premise” the automatic assumption that bottlenecks are bad. ’ To the contrary, he makes the SPRAY SNOW 18” ICICLES “heretical assertion” that an Reg. (t% O c ^^9- O O c increase in bottlenecks might BULOVA be beneficial. 434 4 3 4 ^ 0 In places the lecture becomes Decorative spray 750 metalizbd a mite arcane, dealing as it snow. 13 oz * can. plastic strands. does with “the theory of feed back processes in dynamic ACCUfAm* systems.” ' But the main point is com If Off don*t have prehensible even to a confused layman. - Remove a bottleneck, SWEET APRIL'DOLL SET FIRE-RESCUE CERTER to understand it Huggins says, “and several of WILD WEST GUN SET the remaining components, Discount Sale Price Discount Sale Price J P Discount Sale Price to love it! which had hitherto been quick 2 cap pistols, hol 3 3 Doll walks, sheds ^ 0 0 Fully-equipped! and responsive, now become ster, rifle, cowboy tears. Fashions, fur- Fire truck, cars, 5 COLORFUL C7V2 BULBS 2 Days bottlenecks.” hat, vest set. Save. niture, walker. Save. zoeys 'copter,men. 2 Days „ Quality May be Jnferior Reg. 544 Thus "the quality of overall Pre-tested indoor performance may be inferior to bulbs. M ixed colors. MATTEL' CAMPING SET WEEBLES^" TOY SETS the original situation.” Hear! 9/670, C9*4BuN», 5/320 Your Choice- 2 Da]r* Only YourChotc0-2 Dnys Only Hear! ll Choose Barbie^ountry Camper* vehicle Choose marina with dock, boats, working As I read him, Huggins is with pop-out tent, fold-out table, chairs; or reel with 4 fish to catch, boathouse, .4 Wee- saying that if it weren’t for us UCUaUARH “ M" Barbie* Goin’ Camping™set with breeze 0 3 4 bles; or car and camper with boat, chairs, bottlenecks, a lot of dynamos Mitchlng brown d ill Q 6 6 would just be spinning their and strap. buggy, tent trailer, ^uipment; or Big Jim* table, luggage, 4 Weebles; or airport with sports camper with ca-mping, boating, airplanes, helicopter, hanger, office, lug wheels. sporting gear. Shop at K mart and save. gage, 5 Weebles. Shop at K mart and save. Far front holding them back, as the dynamos would have you ' believe, it is only because we - slow things down that they are able to keep up. . " It may therefore be said that 4 in the final analysis it is the PISTOL bottlenecks who keep things accuauARn "c" G.I. JOE* ROCK 'El 14K solid gold. moving. Wtilte dial. LAND SOCK /El POLO* And certainly we are respon TJI, sible for the squeeze, or co];i- \ * ■ . VENTURER ROROTS O A M ^ pression effect, that provides It means you can own a watch of exquisite acduracy,. force and direction. Without us that's light and comfortabfe and is something other NEW VEGAS people think is just wonderful. • bottlenecks, dynamos yvould be If anyone gets technical, just say its accuracy is unable to build up any pressure. PRESCHUOLERS’ - So let us not hear any more FULLY EQUIPPED CARD GAME controlled by a high precision quartz crystal vibrating TALKING TOYS at 32,768 cycles per second. snide remarks about 10-GAL. AQUARIUM Incredible! bottlenecks from the doers and BABY CHBISSY Discount Sale Price - 2 Days Only 2 Days Only 2T>aya Only Our Reg. 26.88 Come in, we’ll show you all the styles. . achievers of this world. We By Ideal From $200. G.l. Joe Adven- 2 sets of controls Double action ar made them what they are cade game. Timer GLASS ORNAMENTS 3.96 94 We'll even explain how it works; ' • , turer'“With life keep fighters in today. Each like hair and motion, throwing controls action. Rag. 974 g ” 2 Days 2 Daya (Watch shown actual size.) Enclosed. Ages 1 4 66 Players play cards that 4 beard, uniform, punches, dodging 2'/*' shiny glass 4 0 0 See ‘n Say* talking toys for 4-10. Charge It. Large ^ aquarium • is boots, insignia. blows! Charge it. A cut in Europe balls. In red, ^come up on learning and quiet play! k l r ' NEW YORK (UPI) - The blue, silver or . equipped with heater, filter, Two feet of cCiddly delight Nursery themes. Sturdy food,* thermometer, full 9 .spinner.Spell the word .;uitom of “cutting In” gold. O llt with soft auburn hair. Perfect carrying handle. originated In crowded tag. 1:11 Doz. 2%’’, 73$ hood and more! ’Charge it. for that little girl. ' "Vegas" and win. bellrooins and somehow found Copyrlghtb 1973 by 8..S. KRESQE Company 917 m a in 8T. MANCHESTER ' MANCHESTER WATERBURY CROMWELL SOUTHINGTON its way even into polite SOUTHINGTON N O W 4 33 9 Spencer St. 410 Queen St. (Route 10) lociety. Quite genierally MANCHESTER WATERBURY CROMWELL OPEN EVENINGS TILL T pm. 881 Wolcott St. 4S Shunpike Rci. 410 Queen St. (Route 10) (Silver Lone) AtIntariecflonofRt. 77 a n d 9 Near 1-84, Ixit 33 , accepted in: America, it to 4S Shunpike Rd. CONVENIENT LOCATIONS Opposite Naugatuck Mall NO W 4 239 Spencer St. 881 Wolcott St. Near 1-84, Exit 32 Sat till SS3D considered far from polite in (Silver Lone) Opposite Naugatuck Moll At Intersection of Rt. 72 and 9 '? Europe. CONVENIENT LOCATIONS •• i -*• J . . ll I'. t, PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Dec. 14. 197a h^NCHESTCR EVEN^G HERALD^fanchMtC T ^ o i^ ^ Dec. 14,1973 — PAGE NINE Convicts Arrested Hebron Killian Will Address • EUREKA, Calif. (UPI) - Four ex-convicts have been Democrats Wednesday arrested for burglarizing the woodworking shop of a School Pays Unchanged, Buses Cut KUN&FU minimum security prison farm. MANCHESTER state Atty. Gen. Robert K. fice in 1970 when Gov. Thomas The four stole five redwood • ^.'.ANNEMT In view of the board’! position six-tenths of a mile long, the Killian will speak In Meskill won election by an burls and table tops worth $395 Correepondent on how far a child can walk, it board approved extended bus Monday: Meat ravioli, cheese ^FIRE DRAGON Manchester Wedne^ay at 8 overwhelming majorij^. that belonged to inmates of the . Tel. 228-3971 voted not to extend this service. service as two children live at wedge, cole slaw, applesauce. As a result of Bbard of Also taken into consideration ~1oiMln A Wadntsdaw SATURDAY p.m., in the Municipal Building Also Wednesday night, the Eel River Conservation Camp the end of the road and the town Tuesday: Orange juice, Hearing Room. /. Democratic Town Committee near Redway, deputies said. Education action Thursday the fact that because Bud: la providing a turnaround three macaroni and cheese casserole, fVMfeig, 7:30 P.m / Killian, an unannounced can will discuss plans for a Jan. 29 T he men, all residents of night, Hebron elementary Rd. will eventually be a through tenths of a mile in from Rt. 316. * green beans, fruit codctail. FOR INFORMATION BANKING Eureka, were identified as Glen schools wiil operate on the pre street, the town will not p r o ^ Wednesday: Tomato Juice, didate for the Democratic townwide caucus for endorsing The two children at the end will Sliwal, Ma^^ . nomination for governor, wUl an 80-member new town com D. Crltes, 24; Charles E. Mor sent school calendar and will a turnaround, and Uie state have,to walk the additional hamburg on role, frendi fries, 9 A.M. • 12 NOON address an open meeting of the mittee — to serve two years. ton, 30, Alvin L. Prater, 27, and not curtail any afterschool hi^way department, upon a three-tenths of a mile to the tur broccoli, pudding. A8K u m r mmcH. fire dbagoii Our famous Treasure programs. However, a- request from White, has Manchester Democratic Town The caucus will be in the Frank A. Mowczan, 29. Chest Diamond—the naround. . Thurs^y: Hamburg pizza, NMCKSia sn tl BMK Committee. • evening, in all 10 voting dis moratorium has been placed on cleared trees and considerably School Menus garden salad, peaches. ' Oloseryouget.the field, trips until March 14 and increased visibility entering Friday: Baked ham slice, 1041 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER His appearance will be the se tricts. If a primary is n e e ^ , it The menu next week at the better it looks. A wide school bus stops have been con onto Rt. 66. m ash ed potato, mixed Read Herald Advertisements Open Sat 9 A.M.-Noon cond in Manchester by potential will be held March 5. elementary schools will be: No later than two weeHs after solidated. As for Skinner Lane, which is vegetables, dessert. nominees. Form er UConn selection of sizes and ______WowhorFDIC president Homer Babbidge the primary date, the town shapes available in a O il Because “we can handle it” spoke two weeks ago and committee will conduct an myriad of exciting former Norwalk Mayor Prank Organizational meeting — to and the oil crisis does not Zullo is scheduled for January. elect a chairman, vice chair settings. Complete appear to be “as critical now,” OPEN TILL 10 P.M. Sixth District Congresswoman man, secretary a ^ treasurer. engagement rings according to Dr. David Oat- ,Ella Grasso and State Sen. And no later than 30 days after from $100. Easy tanach, superintendent of EVERY NIGHT Joseph Lieberman of New the primary date, the 10 district Payments schools, the board endorsed a FOR YOUR Haven are others being meif- committees will meet — to recoimnendation, made by the tioned for the nomination. elect chairmen. central office committee, not SHOPPING CONVENIENCE Killian, 54, is a Hartford In Aprii, the town committee to extend the Christmas vaca native and still resides there. will begin the process of tion. Re and Secretary of the State choosing delegates to state. One of the major respon Deluxe Barnstormer Gloria Schaffer were the only Congressional' District, sibilities of the central office Democrats elected to state of- Senatorial District and JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS s in c e 1900 bommittee, which consists of U-Fly-lt Assembly District conventions. elected representatives of the by Schaper 9Sa Main S t Manchaalar • Hartford • MlddMown • New Britain four boards of education in the district, is to establish the They Meant Well school calendar. ------■ ■■ ' Continued use of the schools PHOENIX (UPI) - The for after-school activities, which recruiters meant well, but psy the board considered to be Plane, guide wire chologically it was an inoppor barn, mail pick up, etc. extremely important to the tune moment to try to sign up 7-1/j2 Ft. community, was unanimously Thomas Schepp and Jeff Ber ^ . amous Brand Gifts „ approved by the board, con Towering man for a mountain climbing For Jaycee Projects sidering the fact that 4 ^ Scotch Pine 45”Pool Table General Electric club. CALDOR - THE #1 APPLIANCE DEALER IN CONNECTICUT temperatures will remain at . Members of the Arizona by Coleco Neil R. Belisle shows Flame of Hope candles and gift bows the same degree setting Tree Styling Dryer Mountaineering Club had just regardless of the activity and Manchester Jaycees will be selling Saturday as a fund rescued Schepp, 19, and Ber I SAVE OVER M 5! keeping with the present energy raising project. Belisle is chairman. Jaycees will be at man, 21, from Camelback crisis policies. Mountain, where the two had Crispino’s and Butterfield’s from 10 a m. to 5 p.m. selling However, both decisions are been stranded for five hours the items. The bows are made by handicapp^ persons; subject-to review monthly by Wednesday night. Includes balls, cue the candles at Mansfield Training School. Projects that AVhirlpool the board an.d could be sticks,12'"'I? rack for storage 12.70 The rescuers asked them if JL COPPORATiON One heat setting for drying, one for styling. 600 benefit from Jaycee support are the Miss Manchester rescinded if the crisis worsens. of cues and scoring. they wanted to learn how to TOY DEPARTMENT *' watts, 3 attachments. SD-4 Pageant, the 4-H Horse Show, and a fetal heart monitoring 19” Diagonal 5-C y c le In this respect, William Our *»«'/»■' ... climb. \ Henaghan, board chairman, by machine for Manchester Memorial Hospital. (Herald “No, we’re going to learn how Reg. Just Arrived! photo by Ofiara) Super Screen A utom atic vote of the board, was 29.99 to get down,” replied Schepp. delegated the power in cases of Portable TV D ryer emergencies and after con sultation with the superinten 174 preshaped artificial 100% Solid State ^ Our Reg. 154.95 ' flameproof branch tips. Re- ^E nergy’ dent of schools and' board gaily full from every angle. Introducing the With 850 watts of power, members, to close the schools. \ Stand Included. the Remington 850 Mist Activities REAAIN(3TON™ Gaa Hand-Held Dryer offers In view of what appears to be 8 5 Q M i s t Planned a powerful combination more of a critical Portage at 2-1/2” Unbreakable H a n d - H e i d of heat and air flow to dry NEW BRITAIN (UPI) - Ac *139 this time, the board voted to Satin Ornaments hair fast. It features 2 tivities requiring lots of human D r y e r . Five drying cycles, 3.-temperature discontinue the two late run Reg. 1.69 H.O. ^nta Fe General Electric / SDMds and heats for Instantms on picture and sound. ‘‘Perma- buises (3:15 p.m.) from Rluun Box of 12 rich sating ■■■ 4Q energy, but little of the "crisis” selections, cool down^ pare for effective drying and styling. Steam Switcher kind, wiii be featured this set" fine turiing. 20 position UHF chan permanent press. Large lint High School, place a ornaments in choice | | fC Original Toast ’N Brown General Electric A unique mist spray nel selector. winter in Connecticut com screen. moratorium on field trips and of colors. attachment, which can be Hummel® Figurines Toaster Salon Hair Dryer munities, a recreation consolidate bus stops. snapped on when styling, is Our professional said Thursday, Discontinuance of the late included for spot styling 4”x25’ Multi-Ply Lowest Edward T. Austin, president buses will effect considerable 1 1 7 0 and touch ups. Attachments Pricel 2 6 7 0 of the Connecticut Recreation gas savings and the atudenta Boxed Tinsel Garland include styling brush, wide and Park Association, pointed (Who.averaged between.4.to 10 Reg. 1.40 * 15,.*1351 Four car freight set with track and For bread, muffins, rplls, sand Gentle mist for long lasting sets. and fine toothed combs. . . Fine cut for eaty, Our best and largest selection to hiking, street hockey, out per bus) will be permitted to transformer. . .ready to run I wiches. 5 color selections; 5 heat settings, jumbo hood. all in a lightweight blue graceful drape. ever! No special orders. door basketball, skating and & ii ride the 7th Grade buses home hinged crumb tray. T16 HD63 contemporary design. M any colors. skiiing as frugai but fun. The most powerful at 4:35 p.m. This change is “We’re innovative,” he said fam ily hand>held effective immediately. after a conference in New Brfr h a ir w y e r With respect to field trips the Bag of 25 ' Notw at Caldor! tain attended by about 100 of th ^ a v a ila b le ! board placed a moratorium on Instant Stick Bows E all trips until March 14, at association’s 500 members. Zenith 12” Diagonal Zenith 100% Solid \l Reg. 5Sc Inner city representatives which time .trips will be Brightly colored spoke of seaiing off parking lots OPEN THUR8. TO 8:30 P.M. Swiv’l-N -T ilt State 19” Diagonal Whirlpool 12 Cu. Ft. Magic Chef 30” Gas reviewed by the board and ap bows to add to ydur ^ w with canvas to make skating Portable TV Chromacoior II TV Refrigerator/Freezer or Electric Range proval given pending fuel pretty packages. \ 0 rinks. Some theraputic QUINN’S SHAVER CENTER allocations. . programs wiil work more close 20 BIRCH STREET MANCHESTER In consolidating bus routes, which will become effective 25 Pack Boxed Select Group of ^ . Intimate Fragrance ly with municipalitieSv and DOWNTOWN AREA - OFF MAIN some municipalities will after the Christmas break, the Christmas Cards Duet by Revlon M While You Walt Servlqe on Remington Shaven board directed Paul A. Wiite, istainless Steel Flatware! Metal Folding Table C develop joint programs with R eg.99e Perfume Spray, .375 commercial interests, Austin TEL 646-5520 *419 219®" -*158 principal at the Hebron Huge selection of Our Swivels 360°. tilts up/ down 10°. O ul ounces, Eau de Toi said. » Advanced Chromacoior picture Super storage door, twin crispers. '* 25" wide oven, no-spilt edge fop for Elementary School who is in assorted exciting Reg. Instant picture and sound: personal designs. Reg. lette 1-1/8 ounce. »5 jG.M. Safety Acclaimed^ earphone. Perma-set VHF fine h tube, Titan 300 chasis, 30,000 volts Shelves and temp control are i easy cleaning. Color&.«r no extra if charge of transportation, to 6 6 < ^ 24.95 1 6 _ W 22.97 1 5 » « I. power. One button tuning. adjustable. « cost. tuning. " aft, make necessary changes in Choice of patterns, services for Hypnotique Gift Set I Infant Love Seat ^ % t i tmmamsmmim order to conserve as much fuel 30” Jumbo Rolls 8. Individually boxed. Great sav 36”x72", wood grain finish. as possible. ings! No Rain Checks. I Sturdy steel, opens wide for parties. by Max Factor Christmas Gifts For All The board was specific in its Gift Wrapping Spray perfume, 5/16 1 2 9 9 direction that in no way should Rag. 1.65 Savings On A Seiect Group of Hardwood Carving Boards oz., creme bath oil 3 a child’s safety be jeopardize jColorful papers a n d ^ A variety of styles complete with meat holder No B O 9*4 O oz., bath powder 3 and that any elementary stu foils in new holiday g l'l% a Rain Checks. Reg. 10.99 to 16.99 to ^ I J a oz., bubble bath ( The famous infant safety car seat designs. I 1-3/4 oz. I for Infants up to 8 months. BIKE SALE f i f dent should not be required to f li walk more than four-tenths of a .50 Light Double 1 f mile nor high Khooj students Regent Open Throat Tennis Racket 3 *S iia a d Brunswick Crown Regal Multi ^ — more than six-tenths of a mile. Flashing Mini Set Colored Bowling Ball MatfsALadles’ Dr. Richard Zaninl, assistant Reg. 2.39 Multi-laminated Heavy duty sockets,5 , ______construction, fibre glasb superintendent of sbhools, reinforced. All leather grip; Brown-orange/white. Includes pointed out that state guideliMS wire and brass nylon strung. measuring, drilling, initials. prong-plug. Bulbs Men’s & Ladies’ Our Reg. 21.49 Reg. 27.97 ** West Bend Table Top Vernco Console Whir pool 18 Lb. Magic Chef call for no more than* five-* bum independentlyr.1 I ■ 77ff f . 22 $70.00 FIGURE SKATES tenths of a mile for Slazenger Match Tennis Racket Humidifier Humidifier Automatic Washer Portable Dishwasher kindergarten students, one mile Brunswick Black Beauty Our 2Days0nly for elementary stuttents and Planters Jumbo 1 lb. Constructed for tournament #% '7Ai Bowling Balls Reg. FrL, V U U n s \ Our play, delicate touch, quick rm, | two miles for high school Measuring, \drilling, initials. S10.99 SsL 12/18/73 Reg. students. Dry Roasted Peanuts response. if*s 14^ $219 . * i - A * i * ' Weights 8 to 16 lbs. Reg. 20.97 18*« In addition, the board voted,.., No oils or sugar Slazenger Eclipse Tennis Ra^et q A I Hardened tempered brazed steel blades.! with one member, Mn. Betty^ used in processing. Men’s black, 6 to 12. Ladles’ white 8 to 10. | Total washing' actidh, .6 pushbutton Mastandrea, in opposition, to Vacuum packed for Handsome design; sizes ‘ r m . High Skore Black Hard RubberTur ] American made. Assembled and ready to Evaporates up to 3 gallons moisture I Auto humidistat and shut off; Refill light, Water level selector, 3 temps. cycles. Copper, avocado, harvest freshness. 4-1/2 light, 4-5/8 medium. w # | Bowling Ball ride. Lightweight, trigger shift, front and r daily. Ideal for office or home. I Hidden casters, moves easily. Special knit settings, 4 full cycles. | gold. ' /' discontinue school bos service roar caliper brakes, approved reflector, on the following streets: Oak 8-16 lbs. Meets all S' ^ / Famous Make Tennis Balls R«g. 2.37 2.17 kickstand. SLEDS St., Brennan Rd., Carriage Dr., Hersheys Kisses A.B.C. spec. Reg. 15.99 Bight S h ea Chittenden Rd., Marjinrie Cir Delicious pure milk, 1 3 ” ' RED TAG HOLIDAY cle, Gristmill M ., Sheer Dr., chocolate, foil Men’s & Ladies’ Bowling Shoes M m 'i L id ie t' mwiunuuuHARDWOOD 4 AT w ra p p e d . Colorful OBkburne Firelogs Dexter, a famous brand! Pub Circle and Wilow Dr. 12 oz. size. I^e board also Uxdc action on Instant lighting, bum 2-1/2 to 3 8PECIAL8 , 0 9 k'b'»»!2- comfort and fit. 1I 0 W 8 R«g.12.9* 8 8^^w Rag. 10.99 TOBOGGANS 5’ two additional bus route Life Savers Sweet Stoiy hours. 4 ' - $7.97 6’ - $19.99 $2 99 OFFOURORIG.' requests—one from parents on Book ! u o « a . SAVE *16 *120 PRICES ON Buck'Rd. and one from parents on Skinner Lane. Parents with children on assorted 'xila s v o rs “ . 0 7 c i 4 Ref rjgerators • Ranges* W asher/Difers DAOUST Buck Rd. had approached the Stocking s tu ffe rl ^ e lt's a storage The official hockey skate of tpe National g Capehart44” Color TV • Black & White TV* Stereo board previously, requesting c h e st. . . League Players Association. ' ' service on the basis that safety • It's a lamp Stereo Credenza with INCLUDING THESE FAMOUS BRANDS: of their children was involved 8 TrBCk or CBssette | ta b le . . . • It’s a TV * ZENITH* RCA *MAGNAVQX*S0NY Kitchen Aid due to poor visibility from Rt. Carry Case stand. . . . 8 Track Tape Player 66. *29*»t.»69’* PANASONIC * G.E.* WESTINGHOUSE Dishwashers Channel • I t ’s a Men’s and Soya’ In Stock Buck Rd., which is four- pussycat! *WHIRLPOOL* FRIGIDAIRE SEECALDOR'S tenths of a mile long, is a dead ^ 4 . 7 0 Master White Stag end road. Parents, however, LOW, LOW PRICES! 8 track holds 15 tapes, cas Outdoor ■ GOLF - POOL Choose from a wide selection of floor models, had offered the use of a private Smith Corona Decorator Speedo one-of-a-kind, some in cartons, driveway for a tum aroi^. sette holds 30 tapes. Antenna ACCEssonrs 199®® Choice of many models! KilchenAid SterlingTypewriter Chest Deluxe. 8SR changer, 120 walls all with original factory warranty. f has 1/2 horsepower Gold Seal i m m i s L peak power. AM/FM stereo, radio, 8 Motor, exclusive Flo-thru drying. Record Carrying Case track, 6 speakers. Not all model* In every (tore, but Big Savings al all Caldor Sloraal RED TAG Our Our FREE DRAWING About Town- Regi Reg. SEE OUR WIDE SELECTION OF 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: Jhurs. thru Sat. ?s"* 1.47 15.99 Wet look vinyt case holds 50 - 451 10.95 TOY SALE 8’STUFFED SANTA Mon. thru Fri. S:30 a.m. to 10:00 p'.m. 2.88 m«it*> cHary*] 16.88 RPM's. ^ SAVE TO ...... % TOKOnilAWATnlB .^Saturday 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Manchester'Square Dance UHF. VHF. FM — 15 elements. Gold EDP Full Size SO charapter board, visible margins. 18 inch cube, use for storage, lamp table. TV 50 X (No Purehaay Meeeaaary) 8-Track Stereos & Phonos m i coating resists corrosion. Sharp colorf Tabulator Hey sets; case.5 yr. guarantee. stand, etc. Brass closure,' lock. (j!lub will have an open dance Scotch C-60 CHOOSEFROM: 2 M M N S T . Saturday at 8 p.m. at Cassette tape - ...... Zenith * Q.E. * Panasonic *Capehart MANCHESTER Manchester High ScoooL Mr. leerdw to InaureClirttlmaatieMvenMwraiecheckaiMmbetoaMed and Mrs; Roger Craft will have Our Rag. 0 7 ^ WAYS TO CHARGE SALE: FRLand SAT. Tal. 843-7111 1.19 3 MANCHESTER door duty. RefredunCnts will Mon. thru Fri, 9:30 ajn. to 10:00 pjn. Price* from 8 4 9 5 „ 2 9 9 8 8 1145 Tolland Tpke. Piaya 30 minutes each side; hi plas- Open Dally to 10 PJl.. bq served |;y Howard Crothers, 1145 Tolland Tpke. Saturday 9:00 ajn.w 10K )0p^- Mr. and^^Mrs. Jean P. Ikiigis tlp casa. and Mr. and Mrs. Neil Danahy. iv:- k PAGE TEN MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandwiter. Com.. FYi.. Dec. 14. 1W3 MANCHESTER EVENING H E R ^ ^ Manchester, Conn., Fi4., Dec. 14,1973— PAGE ELEVEN MUliotts for canal PANAMA CITY (UPI)- ' i Illing'Yule Program Tuesday Th« Panama (hmal was built 643-5135 24 HpUR TOWING Simon O p e n s Fuel by the United States at a cost of 1 8 8 0 million from 1904 (Ll>nlinued from Page One) lights where thdre is not a safe- The music and drama depart The dramatic club, directed choir are Getty Lombardo and through 1914. It is President’s energy office were t ^ b t o r involved.’', ment of Illing Junibr High t y Dayl McComb and Patricia Karen McArdle. approximately 60 mUes long, "catching on." Simon said his office is School will combine to present Sdmll, will present. "Wake Up The choir and band will offer dew water to deep water, and / l y i o w j looking into the gas burned by a Christmas program Tuesday Santa,’’ a children’s fantaqr. a salute to “Superamlc Santa” foliows a northwesterly to loutheasterly direction. Simon, commenting on his pilot lights in stoves. 1C!. a t 7:30 p.m. in the school Playing lead roles are Beth and his reindeer power. agency’s error in reporting a 25 “I really think it’s time to auditorium. Lang, Judy Wilson,.Cherle The program will conclude 315 CINTtR ST., MANCHESTta.tONN.* Phon* 643-SI3S per cent cotback in gasoline exercise a little discipline,” . Featured on the program will powand Dale Smith. with the audience joining in a production rather than a 5 per Simon said.' d o D ^ m ' n o N S be the symphonic band, a Ralph Maccarone, music carol sing accompanied 1^ the ENERGY HINTS FOR PROFESSIONAL QUALITY cent drop, said he doesn’t think “We don’t want to put creative dance group, the supervisor at Illing, will direct band. Shasrmrs use less hoi wstor his credibility will hinge on the anybody out of business,” drama club, guitar cliib, and the 60-voice girl’s choir In a Invitation tickets are being then bsths. A showrususUy CONTROLLEO Auto BODY REPAIRS mistake. Simon said. “I am a the Illing girl’s choir. variety of seasonal and distributed by .participating tskos 5 gsllons of wstor “One reporter said, don’t you businessman. I understand the The band, under the direction religious songs from different students to parents and friends. whUo 0 both Witt take 10 on aU makes... believe your credibility has profit motive.” * Some time ago The- Herald cylinders ground and honed to a of Robert Johns, will open the countries. Accompanying on The program will be presented goOons. been damaged on the percen Richard A. Bleakney, vice carried articles about John mirror finish and dead parallel, program with “Marche Pon- the guitar will be Lisa LaVae, to IHing students during school COURTESY OF LOAN and RENTAL CARS tage change,” he said. "I told president of the Boston Gas Co., Fitch the inventor of the steam we can wonder how Fitch ever tificale,” “Christmas b Dis Nancy Sieffert, Mary Ellen time on Monday. They are Available- by Appointment. . him, my goodness, if the shift in said studies indicate that boat. It told that he had made his work. But his Yankee tant Lands,” and “The Hanael Dubaldo, Sandy Irish, Patty reminded not to attend the the refineiy percentage is going served his aprenticeship^ to ingenuity adapted the grooved and Gretel Overture.’’^ Hayniee and Lori Lumpkin. evening performance. Adulta SENTRY warmer than normal weather STAN OZIMEK, Manager | to damage my credibility, then through December usually Benjamin Cheney, Manchester piston with expanding split The creative dance group, led Piano accompanists for the wishing to attend the program Rsal EsMe Services I will be in deep trouble" Simon means colder than normal clockmaker. rings to overcome most of the by Sue Duffy and Sue Moseley, without a ticket may do so. TM.28MS 81 301-315 CENTER ST., MANCHESTER | said. weather in January through Previously O.C. had read that blow-by of steam. His engines will present a jazz dance Simon asked gas industry March. , Timothy Cheney was a could not have been very ef routine. Mrs. Betty Lou Nor- representatives whether the clockmiaker, and previous to ficient. deen is the advisor. gas lamps which burn outside that he had read that Seth The old Blssell’s ferry was many homes couldn’t be turned IS IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Cheney hnd a clockshop below still in existence when O.C. was off. He was told by Julian L. the falls near the Center Spring a boy but did not swm to be Julian Gaissert, president of Fire Calls w l) ^ Center Spring Park is used very much. There was a the Vermont Gas System, Inc., now,: tin fishhorn hanging at the lan No nude bathing “They can 1be turned off with THURSDAY O.C. wonders if these were ding on each side of the river to BERLIN (UPI) - Full bathing costumes are required . / f \ the flick of a switch." 4:38 p.m. — Fire in pile of hay three Cheney clockmakers, and get the ferryman’s attention if at beaches in Berlin and the “They can? Then why don’t and debris on vacant Tolland TONIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. who had the shop at the spring. he was wanted. He was not on city government has you turn it. Every little bit Tpke. lot opposite Parker St. Also, an item once said the duty there all the time. HOW established a 150 marks ($65) helps, but that isn’t a little bit. (Eighth District Fire remains of his dam can still be By prowling around the ferry fine for violators. That’s a lot,” Simons said. Department). seen there. O.C. fails to identify location in his canoe, O.C. was Gaissert said there is no shor 7:54 p.m. — Report of smcdce it. There is some masonry hut it impressed with the favorable Only children under six or tage of natural gas in Vermont at 238 Mountain Rd. (Town Fire is the wall to retain the high conditions for a ford, and thinks visitors at the city’s DELIGHTED BuUenwinkel nudist beach are and he doesn’t foresee any. Department); no fire. Main St. fiir which of course probably before the ferry was allowed to drop the top. A Robert H. Willis, chairman of TODAY Order Today— was not there in Uie clockshop started that was the place used present it tomorrowl city announcement reads: the Connecticut Natural Gas 11:29 a.m. —Structural fire Ip SPECIAL PURCHASE MEN’S FAMOUS NAME days. by those journeying overland “Reports a» increadng that Corp., said natural gas house at 41(1 Broad St. (Town It was an ideal location to -from the east. bathers are dropping their CAN suppliers have encouraged their Fire Department). Details FAMOUS MAKER - 100% WOOL develop a pretty steep hill ’There was no very deep place veils. This might be good fmr customers “to turn off gas weren’t available. KNIT before the big fill was made. when the river was normal and getting a tan and for the 4 O.C. has an old diary kept by an in dry summer it was really well-being, but it violates an FLARED SLACKS early master of Manchester shallow. And the current was ordinance.” YOUR Lodge of Masons. It tells of the not very strong there. SIzat 29-42 I Masons carrying their big rug Police Report SUBURBAN Waist i down to the brook to wash it. In 1910, there was a Professor MAN VALUES TO *20 MANCHESTER containing about $250, a stereo Cowp who lectured on “Modem< Machine Shop equipment. Manchester Police are in sound system, two cases of can'l find It? MEN’S ALL WEATHER I ts Installation and vestigating a complaint brought liquor, and a stainless steel tool COATS chest worth about |300, police Maintenance," at the Pratt BE? by a Manchester man that he Institute in Brooklyn, N.Y. Of was beaten up Thursday night said. fairway has It! Police said thieves apparent course, what was modem then by three men driving a stolen COATS is obsolete — even crude and an ly intended to take an air con car. tique now. But even so at that The victim, Richard R. ditioner, but they left it by the MONOGRAII BROOCH GIVE time he extolled what we had by Larsen of 621 Bush Hill Rd., door. we hear this ail day long, Sixes 38-44 comparing it with the equip told police he was driving near and it’s trual wa are In other Manchester Police REO. 29.98 ment our forebears had to use. the intersection of Parker St. Mo more 2-week weitingl This restocking daily, and and Colonial Rd. at about 8:45 reports: He mentioned John Fitche’s A cherming, custom-initialed Mono lathe. p.m. when a car carrying three • John B. Magowan, 26, of gram Brooch is ready in one day have your every chriat- (or less!). Pretty end per men struck his car in the rear 25G Forest St. was diarged A wide selection of plaids and solids... less!). Pretty end personal, a Now of course Professor mas neadl three times. Thursday night with disorderly nattering gift for every lady ‘"‘ ‘* Many fully lined with Deep, Plush, Orion Pile deserves something speciall C o ^ could not have known When-the cars stopped, conduct, in connection with a John Fitch in person, tho he OFENNTES' ZERO Only $8.95 (EXCEPT SATURDAY) Larsen said, the three uniden domestic disturbance. He was Sizes 36 to 46...Reg. to *80 appeared to be at least 60 years tified men got of out their car released on a $100 non-surety old! with large white l^rd. im I a it. and beat him up. bond for court appearahce Jan. Still it would only require one 21 •cards ifRttar Larsen got the marker plate . m o o r plan living between them to tell KING Regal Men’s Shop S • R ^ number of the car driven by his • Julie C. Zukas, 17, of 324 Coyyp of his experience with NMn SiriM • leaiM three assailants, and police dis Vernon Ave., Vernon, was 901-907 917 MAIN BTRBtT MANCH19TBR Fifch. MS HUM ST. •iddM covered the car, ow n^ by Don charged Thur^y ni^t with MANCHESTER •canlas 1 na Meucci of 446 W. Middle fourth-degree larceny (shoplif ^ 6 ^ id Fitch’s lathh had a «g a iM •faMtau AND Tpke., had been stolen earlier ting) at Itevldson & Leventhal, cross slide for the tool holder on in th|^ evening. Manchester Shopping Pariude. Season^s Gifts *73 the carriage but no longitudinal try us folks, you’ll like us\ Police said the damaged vehi Police said the charge from HARRISON*S... For Christmas fe(^ mechanism, so it was cle was recovered by Vernon stemmed from alleged shoplif necessary for the apprentice to X Police at about 10:30 p.m. It ting of merchandise worth stand astraddle the ways and E had been abandoned on Peter about $10. She was released on Narrow lace edges the force the carriage along with a son Rd., Vernon, police said. her written promise to appear rounded neckllnea, the crow-bar meshed consecutively M tm f The only description Larsen in court Jan. 7. 4ull ruffled cuffs and deep in the teeth of a rack below the i h « wSrcMlu «r IM W itNdt H could give of his assailants was • A motorcycle owned by Warnip W ashaM o bib yokes. The long ways. The best he could bore a dowrltown manekat«P^ that they were white males; Carl Wirtalla o^West pajama buttons all the cylinder was with a one-eighth one of them had a dark com Willington, reportedystolen in way. inch taper. "wa have every little thlngl" plexion, and another was Vernon last week, was In o u r days of engine wearing a red-and-white ski recovered by Manchester hat. Police Thursday and returned SHIFT GOWN C to its owner today. ’The motor 8 ,M,L Police detectives are hunting cycle was found in woods near for clues in a ’Thursday night Birch Mtn. Rd. •7.00 burglary at Chapel Tool (^., • Cars driven by Alexander ROBES Inc., at 77 Woodland St., in C. Penny, 49, of ^ Burnham LONG GOWN which several hundred dollars St,, and Richard L. Livingston, 8 .M.L OPEN 17, of 784 E. Middle Tpke., were LONGS SHORTS worth of items were taken. •8.00 SUNDAY The break-and-entry was in collision at 11:50 p.m. 8 A.M.- 0 P.M. reported to police this morning Thursday at Main and Hilliard Pink, Blue by Paul DeProfio of Moosup, Sts., police said. Both cars were Print Brushed one of the firm’s owners. As towed, and minor injuries were police checked the tool com reported. pany this morning, they also • Ronald A. Santos, 19, of 162 11.00 9.00 N. School St., suffered minor in found evidence of an attempted V a h M V a l u e come break at the neighboring juries when the car he was Berube Woodworking Co., H driving went out of Control and Daap Piuah Coiora. Sizas 8 -M-L Woodland St. Nothing was overturned on Hillstown Rd. taken in that attempted break, Thursday, police said. The car, Lingaria, Dowiltown and Parkada police said. damaged on all sides, was :.ipv Items taken from the tool towed away from the 10 a.m. DOWNTOWN: Opon Every Night except Set 9*.S0 - 9 849 Main Street in Downtown Manchester PARKADE: Mondey thru Seturday 10-9 Oovyntown Mencheeter company included a cash box accident scene, police said. 631 Mem 8t. JL. i'lUft'l ansnus spEcuLsi WATKJN/ Helps Chlldnn to Loam to RoadI ■«i,crfNCE.iW Chlldren’s/Cassette many avallablo In Longs, X-Longs, snd Big 8tims...Sllghtly HIOHERI JolL Old St /Vicholaj TkLKIIG BOOKS lean 'jour ear -VVivs A. CHANNEL COAT B. CHALET COAT C. CLIPPER , w aN j'. SUCKS p,«ew.«.n, D. WINTER RIDQE E . K E N W O O D winter Suede, 1(X)*A cotton Winter Suede, 100% cotton Each Talking Book comes complete with 50% Polyester, 50% Gabar King Corduroy, King Artie Bring m e s o m e [King Artie Dacron pile in King Artie Dacron pile lining dine, Zepal Treated, Dacron All Wool Velour, Tartan plaid SPORT GOUT isiMM 10 S6M0. Its own matching cassette recording In Dacron pile In body quilting lining, Satin |n sleeves, 38", which “Aunt Beth’’ reads all-time Classic Ibody, gulKIng In sleeves. & collar Inside KnM Wristlets. pile lining & collar. 38” Single 4 n if t y ■Brown & Green. In sleeves. Color Deerskin. Double-Breasted. Camel. Nylon Parkas chicldren’s stories right along with C am el. Breasted. Tumbleweed. youngsters from age 2-6. Children learn clo th e g Sizes 38-46 *5 5 . Sizes 38-46 UK lO'* drafenal PENSONAL these beloved tales quickly and easily and ISIzes 38-46 *7 0 . Sizes 3 8-48 Sizes 38-46 *100. 'f r o m FOmrAaLE color tv . Uta-nita at the same time they are learning to Mari-Mad*s! Hurry to Watkins briflit aolon VHF Hna recognize and, use Irundreda of new TREASURE TROVE words. “The Christmas Store with More Gifts for Men” 1973 DECEMBER 1973 GIFTS FOR EVERYONE!! d B lW W A r •mum^LNaiawdi OalUl YOUR ! 691 MAIN STREET 19 SUN MON TUE WED THU FM SAT OPEN EVERY NITE UNTIL 9 P.M: In Downtown Manchester b u r storei IS plentiful in gifts certain to 9fel9e0fW i CHOICE ^ We’re Open please. Hundreds of delightful new ■ M s 1191 2 1 ^ 5 © 7 8 designs from udiich to diMse. Come/ ’til 9:00 ri^ t now while our stodc is onnplete. 719 Chooae from 12 Outstanding Main B.D.rCHHLPEARL & Son Chlldran’s Stories On Nights that 949RMNttar.NMCNMTBLeOIM. , Open : Mon. through Frl. til 9 \ REGAL MEN’S S n r Are Circled... • Ugly Duckling *lo 25 26 g 28 29 SAT. U1 5:30- T e l . 64S4171 n 9M 9494171 • Hansel and Oretal •THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE" 935 Slain St. Downtown hiandi. MEN’S SHOP • IM Riding Hood • Steadfast Tin Soldier • Thumbellna • Ptncoelilo • Three Uttie Plga • QuIUvar'e Traveia MANCHESTER VERNON l» Alice In Wonderlend • Beauty and The Beast TRI-CITY PLAZA 'P Cinderella • BnoW White 9 0 1 -9 0 7 M a i n s t r e e t 6 43 -24 78 872-q538’ SHOP DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER TONIGHT ^ WEST MIDDLE tURNPIKG MANCHESTER PARKADE ■iT V' PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchestef. Conn.. Fri., Dec. 14, 1978 M ^CH ESTER EVENING idlRALD: M-oluMqer. Conn.. Fri.. Dso 14. 1973- PAGE THIRTEEN '■ . \ Coventry South' Windsor About Town ,If grown-ups s till wrotei Mencheetere Lprgeet Pipe Shop Girl Vies For Sunset Rebekah Lodge will State Title meet Monday at 8 p.m. at Odd letters to Santa... Fellows, Hall. Mrs.' Eunice School Lifts ^ Miss Denise Donnelly, 114 Carey of East Hartford, district Watches by Bulova'would certainly be at thelop of the Clinton Dr., South Windsor, will deputy president, will make her list. Come in with your Christmas list and see our represent her town in the official visit to the lodge. After dazzling collection of Bulova, Acoutron and Caravelle Junior Miss contest to be held the meeting, there will be a , watches. Bold styles, delicate fashions, automatics Smoking Ban vthe weekend of Jan. 20 in Christmas party. Hostesses are and calendars too. Selections In every price range for TOBACCO Simsbury! Mrs. Thora Maloney, Mrs. Ruth every “gifted” grown-up on your list. TH IIM O K B ^ Denise is . a senior at East Jenkins, Mrs. Elaine Lancaster MONICA SHEA Correipondent He said all lights are tomed • At The Perkade, Only • We Save You Moneyl Catholic High School where she and Mrs. Marion Star off in areas no in use, all thor- OPEN Straughan. 742-9495 The Board of Education at its mostats have been lowered to SUNDAY meeting ’Thursday night deletWl 68 degrees during the day, and T he Zion Evangelical the night thermostats are Weekend Specials-Start Friday! Lutheran Church council will Accutron' its no smoking policy which left ALL DAY With the famous the way clear for establishment turned to 57 degrees and that SHOPPE meet tonight at 7:45 at the the temperature in the schoid church. ' tuning-fork movement. of a smoking area at the high school on a temporary basis. supplies warehouse is set at 46 Fantastic FtrMm de^ees. The adult choir of St. James Caltndtr clinic. Snioklng privileges would be ELECTRIC LIGHTER SALE! UK lolld told. limited to students in Grade 10, He recommended the Church, under the direction of following action that the board Ralph Maccarone, will present rwMr 11 and 12. Bark ttxiurid. In a lettpr read to the board unanimously endorsed: The a program of Christmas carols 14K u lld fold. PIPE SALE! extension of the Christmas at two local convalescent home. from Dr. Robert Bowen, direc Electric Quartz Lighters tor of health, Bowen said that vacation to Jan. 7; consolida Turklih • ^ They will meet Sunday at 5:30 tion of the use of schools on • N«m nMds flinta • workt on • Extra Ughtwalght p.m. at the Manchester Manor that for the board “to ignore ot prindpio of Pioio iloeWelty discount the weight of evidence weekends; the closing gram and then proceed from there to mar schools on weekends and • You gd • light ovory Umo. the Meadows. The choir has that indicts cigarette smoking SPEGUL SALE! in relationship to carcinoma of transferring the activities • No opork whool - No wick - No \fEEKSCHAlllU been singing at local convales taking place in them to the high fuss. cent homes for 20 years with Bulova the lung, emphysema chronic C a ra v e lle pulmonary insufficiency, school; delay in the initlaiton of some of the original members Reknowned for design The right time the Adult ^ c a t i o n program still participating. bronchitis, other respiratory $ y 9 9 V2 PRICE and dependability. at the right price. diseases and cardiac disease for one month. RED. 1D » All the people who spoke on The Professional Women’s FirMn would be a callous decision by PrMlilon itwMid, persons presumably concerned the energy crisis were against Club will hold its annual Christ wattr riilitin t closing of the schools at 4 p.m. mas party Saturday at 2:30 with all aspects of the learning CUT MMS NTME rtf kir process.” and elimination of e x tra p.iQ. at the home of Mrs. Ellen Full numtral He weht on to say that “To curricular activilies. FANCY ELECTRIC Lingard, 35 Hudson St. dial. It may be necessary at some • Cod Smoking IF iawtlt. embark on a course of en Members are reminded to bring future date for the board to ex cRmii • No BHa a wrapped gift suitable for a couragement of smoking, and TABLE UGRTERS that is basically what you will tend the Pebuary vacation, but • liltory Oporitod Denise Donnelly patient at a convalescent home. that will be dwided on the There will also be a grab bag ' be doing regardless of how you TUU rationalize, would at best be availability of fuel as the winter is vice president of the Student for members. Assisting Mrs. YOUR CHOICE classified as non-feasance.” progresses. 4 CounciJ. She is also a member Lingard as hostsses will be In another letter Mrs. Fran Hardy laid that the measures of the Girls Leaders Club Which Miss Catherine Putnam, Miss ucHin ..A\l cis Funk m ote that she couldn’t taken so far had.reduced the WUh Cut QIaaa Aah Tray is a group of teachers aides for Virginia Perkins and Miss Bet school’s fuel consumption by 30 ^ $ V 099 gym activities. ty Olson. understand “How any group that professes to be acting on per cent over last year but the Denise will perform a flute Mrs. Alfred Woodward Jr., president of the Manchester Junior Women’s Club, center, behalf of the townspeople, and weather played a large (actor in Rog. 17M solo, "Syrinz,” by Claude receives certificate marking the club’s 15th anniversary from Mrs. Cemerrill D. more importantly, in behalf of this. . Debussy in the talent competi Bosworth, president of the Connecticut State Federation of Women’s Clubs, at anniver the interests of young people of Dr. Hardy reported that st«M eiogant No$or m When buying avocados for are being taken to get the u- tion. immediate use, slightly soft sary celebration Wednesday night at the KofC Home. Mayor John Thompson presented our cpmmunity, can actually Ultra Thin - Mrs. Woodward with framed copy of the proclamation designating the week of Dec. 2 as give their approval to dustrial Arts Department at the Man’a A Ladlaa’ “It is important to excel and avocados which yield to a high school on the road to im ELECTRONIC gentle pressure on the skin are “Junior Women’s Club Week In Manchester.’’ (Herald photo by Pinto) smoking.” \ to win,” said Denise, “but just the ones to took for. For use in ’The board members voting in provement. Monies in next BUTANE being a part of it will be a good a few days, firm fruits that do ■A SHOORSawefidM- favor of changing the no year’s budget has been doubled POCKET experience.” not yield to the squeeze test are smoking policy, Joan Lewis, to replace depleted stock. LIGHTER the ones to Ibok for. These Robert Walsh, Fran Morrone, Richard Galinat is presently Denise is the daughter of Mr. should be left at room Junior Women Mark Anniversary 917 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER repairing all the machinery he and Mrs. Thomas Donnelly Jr. Tony Felice, and Dick mg. temperature to ripen. OPEN EVENINGS TIL T pm-. SAT TIL S:3D Ashley, stated that they were can. Milton Wilde, principal of the The Manchester Junior assistant junior director, not approving of smoking, but They performed a skit entitled high school reported what was Women’s Gub celebrated its Connecticut State Federation of that it was being done and “Manchester Junior Women’s being done in the English Lnrgn Varintjr of Hand Cut 15th Anniversary Wednesday Women’s Clubs; Mayor John causing a hardship on the non- Club—’This Is Your Life” which department to emend the night at the KofC Home. The Thompson; and Mrs. Cemerril smokers in the school. Tom Hill recalled memories from the deficiencies of the ninth grade REPEAT OF A SELLOUT! event began with a social hour Bosworth, president of Connec past 15 years. and Sue Brainard voted against PIPE RACKS & HUMIDORS 'Read Herald Advertisements rescinding the no smoking students in grammar. at which time wine and hors ticut State Federation of The anniversary cake was 'to Present Gifts d’oeuvres were served. A brief Women’s Clubs. Scrapbooks made by Mrs. John Hubley, a policy. The Police Wives Associatioa No. 392 Solid Walnut $ 4 9 9 business meeting was held and containing events of the par club member. Dr. Donald Hardy again went DUNHILL SECONDS six new members were in ticular year in which each was on record as being opposed to will present an assortment of Revolving Rack for 9 stalled.' president, were presented to establishing a smoking area. gifts to the Valley View Con pipes, solid walnut valescent H«ne in WtUimantic If perfect, wouM sell for $30 to $60. Guest speakers were Mrs. the past presidents. .A committee com posed on Saturday. barreL-shaped humidor. Allah Schubert, founder, first Entertainment was provided Wilde, Dr. Donald NicoUetti, The gifts include games and RetaU president; Mrs. Rodney Dolin, by the anniversary committee. Joan Lewis, Tony Felice, and a NOW ALL this Christmas jion-smoking teacher and a puzzles and are being donated smoking teacher, and two non by the police wives. Newi Cricket AT ONE smoking studepts aj)d two 4 Hole Walnut Finlah $ ^ 9 9 smoking students' was formal LOW PRICE Ganos Entertain to submit regulations and times TABLE SRgM,m|iart«GUont. “Harness” your man for the proposed smoking area. At Christmas Program This committee is to report m STAND LIGHTER E back to the board. \ mWi laofciafoaMa ewtrU “A Christmas Evening with with the Hedgerow Repertory with a bait from... Fuel Price Rises ' With Humidor the Ganos” will be presented by Company and at the American Dr. Hardy reported that the f t . * * * * the Women’s Society of Com Foundation of Dramatic Arts, price of fuel for the school munity Baptist Church Sunday \ both in Philadelphia, Pa. ^system has gone from 14 cents a Reg. 7.95 at 7 p.m. in the church sanc His wife, Faye Gano, studied "gallon to 21 cents in the past six SAVE *1 .0 0 tuary. The program is open to at the American Academy of months. He said that this could the public. Dramatic Arts in New York Ci- cause a deficit of up to $20,000 , in the fuel account. Hand Made Anttqua NEW C T he Gano family has ‘y- appeared in the “’Three Penny ’The evening will open with a TOBACCO MICRO-WAVE OVEN C ^ r a ” in New York Gty, in family potluck for members of summer stock and movies and the congregation only at 6:15 in a c u H n i i i o R POUCHES on television. Fellowship Hall of the church. • Addad Molatanar Sat., Dec. 15th ’The Rev. Normam Gano is Members are reminded to bring AMERICA'S CHRISTMAS STOIUI • SOFTel ______F^_REFREMMENTS pastor of the Ledyard-Gales food for the potluck. • Kaapa cigara from drying out. COMSIH u good iFirongn irotatoq only Ferry Baptist Church. He nPEH O L oa MSTOMoaTmo HOUWSWmF i • Mt»aee formerly was technical director rk»ne Mi»a m M K K U W ^ S IO H ,IOUlPMfNTS»*OP of the drama department of w R> m n w, atcauti aeoMtoeTu« Tkurt Union Theological Seminary in REG. $ sms eew4 oa Club Members '°V »Ftom: Ellii,alo,i-MiddlltitM-W<»tMI«iliiR43~51?3 lawWfWITlL New York City. He has studied $15. \ Contribute l i * * To Bus Fund About 200 members of the Genuine Steerhide 1 Vk" ... •5.00 Women’s Club of Manchester Brown and Black. 32-42 3130 attended its annual Tasting FANCY CIGARS Supper and-Christmas party at Suede Steerhide 1 ...... •5.00 Famous ConnocUcut Broadloal its meeting this week at Second Brown and Black. 32-42 *703 Congregational Church. The members contributed ROX OF 5 0 -REG. 8 .5 0 OPENINB HOURS AT REGALS! nearly 6125 to the club’s Christ Genuine Steerhide 1 Vk" ..’...... ' ■ mas project for this year, the Brown and Black. 32-42 d30 TOPPER Brsva 0ENUINE LEATHEH Every NHe tlll 9 P.M. on Senior Citizens Center Bus aMTPUSTK) Fund. tPECARRYaOAT OPEN Dates Cirdedl The Sacred Dance Group of Genuine Steerhide 1 Vi” ...... Center Congregational Church Brown and Black. 32-42 .1246 HEADACHE, TENSION, a"”'!'!""*' 0C 99 9 DEERSKIN presented the nativity story ac TROUBLE ...... 13.20 tPGRSIANHOa Manchester Store companied by ‘"The Song of j Genuine Leather 1 Vk” ...... ^ > 8 a 0 0 TROUBLE BUBBLE...... 02.60 • 8L0YES0FT Vernon Store Christmas” by Ringwald in the 1973 N O V E M B E R 1973 ^ Reversible Brown to Black. 32-42 916 DEALER CHOICE ...... 04.07 1973 NOVEM BER 1073 church sanctuary after dinner. Comoollciit RraadM , oH para Two new members, Mrs. SMTW T F S SMTW T F S .MONOPOLY...... 03.06 • Extra m M • UgM • IM H un • Darti Walter Fuss and Mrs. Vera IVe also carry belts to STAY ALIVE ...... 03.07 1 2$ 3 Daniels, were introdtiled to the SAVE S U I • UMIT 2 PEB CUSTOMER 1 2 3 club membership. Size 60. MINIATURE PIVOT QOLF.. .017.07 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 4 '5 6 7 8 9 10 The club is planning a theater JEOPARDYNewSthEdlUon...... 02.07 4 trip to New York Citjt March 2 W M O m t i 11 1 2 (S )1 4 15 16 17 11 12 13(11] 15 16 17 to see Carol Channing iii GAME OF LIFE...... 00.47 ■cr 18 19 20 2 m 23 24 18 19^2122 23 24 “ Gentlemen Still Prefer CONCENTRATION ismedmon.. .03.07 Blondes.” ? Reservations close 25 26©28@ 30 2 5 @ © @ i ' M m Jan. 10 and may be made b}; ^OPERATION ...... 04.23 contacting Mrs. Betty Grant or ReoAL MEnrs snap BATTLESHIP GAME...... 04.23 1979 D E C E M B E R 1973 1079 D E C E M B E R 1973 Mrs. Paul Willhide. ■THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE" PASSWORDNsw.utttedition ...... 02.00 ’The membership committee W HINinR s M T w T F s s M T w T F s reminded club menibers that TV BINQO .°...... 02.33 Largo Sanction dues are payable immediately. MANCHESTER VERNON PARCHEESE...... 03.27 ( Is low. BORKUMRIFF 901-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA WHO D U N IT...... 02.07 BUXTON Pipe Tobacco 2 3 872-0538 SCRABBLE SENTENCE Towaid purehaM ot any 643-2478 ' pipa $5.00 or ovar. H i : % Price .BourlKiii Smoke WANTED GAME ...... 02.67 WALLETS and * kapartod nron^ SAVE $1.00 CiMii, iW Modal SCRABBLE ...... 03.07 83 Open Every Night Untii 9:00 P.M. • H am a Not 0 ^ tor fiJ 90 31 262728 90 91 USED CARS AGGRAVATION ...... 03.17 TRAVEL CASES SalaPIpaa '' Oeod thra Sun., Dao. lO. Top Prices PiM Charge your purchases with: Master Charge or your personal Regal Charge Card. For AH Makes High Quality Loathort N B irs SHOP CARTER CHEVROLET jasim n e e « L"THc counere Unrs sroar Reniember: Regal’s also offers a complet Big & Tall Sh^p and Formal Rental pepartmerit with all C0.MCL SILVERJJWLPLAZA Wa Awiwfva The Right Tuxedos In stock... . . "4 ‘ - 4 0 4 West Middle Turnpike Manchester Parkade MANCHISnt VnNON 122S M iS lr a s l EAST HAmTOmi To Limit Quentitlee F0I-W 7 MAIN STRiiT TW-CITY FIAZA M1.24TI . S724U I ' SATISPACTION guaranteed REPLACE'/EN’' or ‘.'CNEV R'f n: ep V PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, ^ n n .. Fri., Dec. 14, 1973 ■: f. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Dec. 14, 1^3 - PAGE FIFTEEN . ' Obituaries E n e r g y ‘ Court Cases (Continued from Page One) VISIT CIRCUIT COURT 12 Mrs. Margaret C. Best -I ManchMtmr Senlon This Christmas Mrs. Preston, 85, Dies; Mrs. Margaret C. Best, 61, of Give Good cretionary use of interior dis of the misunderstanding which with The cases of Richard Clinton, 63 Cubles Dr., Vernon, formerly play lighting; in the case of WHITHAM’S PARKADE Health! has arisen as a result of those 32, and Edward. LaWlon, 30, of Manchester, died Thursday television and radio displays, remarks. Once Town Librarian night at ai Manchester convales both of Providence, R.I., were recommendation that one black “I first related that I had FRANK ATWOOD continued to Dec. 17 by Judge NATURAL HEALTH Mrs. Carrie V. Preston, 85, of years ago. She moved to cent home. and white and one color TV be visited a few of, the large stores Chrlstrbas Simsbury, former assistant Simsbury in 1970. Mrs. Best y iis born June 19, Nicholas Armentano Thursday. left on and all others turned on in the Parkade area on Satur The pair was arrested librarian at Mary Cheney Survivors are a son. Dr. 1912 in Philadelphia, Pa., and only for ” individual customer day and found the temperature FOOD SHOPPE / Library, died Thursday at a Roger A. Preston of Simsbury; had lived in Manchester for Wednesday afternoon in con- assistance, and discretionary in those stores unnecessarily . nection with a shoplifting inci- 1. MIDDLE TURNPiKEl Simsbury convalescent home. two daughters, Mrs. Beatrice more than 39 years. Shop “I am the only tree farmer in to be harvested and Mr. use of display of lighting warm, and that there had been f dent at Spree’s on Broad St., She was the widow of Harold L. Harrison of Vernon and Mrs. She had been employed as a fixtures in the saine manner. no cut-back in overhead Manchester, probably the Buckland marked each of them Preston. Alice Estelle of Simsbury; a FOR THE FINEST IN smallest one in the state, and and _ a subsequent high speed nurses’ aide at Manchester “ Point 2 of the program was lighting. I went on to point out with a splash of paint. chase. Mrs. Preston was assistant brother, Stanton Vanderbilt of Memorial Hospital before her : the most enthusiastic,” said A logger has been engaged to the development of an energy that in the meetings Director Each was charged with librarian at the Mary Cheney Short Hills, N. J.; a sister, Mrs. illness in 1971. , Leslie Buckland. do the cutting and Mr. Buckland FOOD management program for the ^ s s e r and I had had with com- second-degree larceny in con Library for 22 years before she Frank J. Miller of Survivors are two daughters, We were looking around his will cut the limbs into fireplace total business community, this munity officials on the energy CHRISTMAS TREES nection with the theft of record retired in 1968. Williamstown, Mass.; and six Mrs. Margaret Zych of ' 40-acre farm on Hillstown Rd., wood with his own chain saw. program is in existence with crisis, the Chamber of albums, and additional charges GRINDER She was a SO-year member of grandchildren. Manchester and' Mrs. Richard where a green-and-white Tree Smaller oaks will be left to con the larger companies, through Commerce reported that it was BALSAM of evading responsibility, Center Congregational Church Funeral services are Satur Kohler of Vernon, with whom WHITE SPRUCE Farm sign was recently put up tinue growing. the efforts of the public doing a great deal of planning operating a motor vehicle and a former member of Tem day at -11 a.m. at the Vincent she made her home; two SHEARED PLANTATION TREES. TAG NOW at the entrance to the driveway. PREPARES FRESH TiUtilities. The Chamber felt it and corresponding but had Stopping his small car along without a license, failure to ple Chapter, OES. She also Funeral Home, 880 Hopmeadow FRAGRANT, HOLD THEFr NEEDLES N A T Iv i'TREES GROWN ^AT*^UR “’This isn’t something you can brothers, Williani J. Woods of should be expanded to include selected Jan. 1 to begin most of WELL. QR .11 the woods road, Mr. Buckland ' FOOD FOR BABY belonged to Orford Parish St., Simsbury. Burial will be in NURSERY. just apply for,” said Mr. obey an officer’s signal, failure Bristol and Russell Woods of all companies. The Chamber its energy saving programs. pointed ahead to a chestnut to obey State Traffic Commis Chapter, DAR, and the Center Cemetery, Simsbury. Collingdale, Pa.; four Buckland. “You have to be tree, more than 20 feet tall, plan offered a vehicle to ac “I recognized that the Christ sion (STC) signs (five counts), American Association of There are no calling hours. recommended for it.” which bore three burrs this fall. grandchildren and a great- complish this purpose. Each mas season is an extremely im . Cut Your Own reckless driving and speeding Take the fresh food, fruit or Retired Persons. The family suggests that any grandson. 4 RRACE The Tree Farm System He had picked one of them and company’s chief executive of portant period economically to were lodged against Clinton. vegetables you eat at your table Mrs. Preston was bom Feb. memorial contributions may be White Spruce operates nationally through showed it to me back at the Funeral services are Monday ficer has been asked to appoint the retail merchant and that he They were ordered held by and grind It up for baby. Leaves 3, 1888 in Amsterdam, N.Y., made to the Simsbury Visiting at 1 p.m. at Holmes Funeral CHRISTMAS TREE Christmas Tree private funding to encqurate house, with three apparently an energy management has many things on his mind Judge Arnfentano at the Hart out all preservatives. Emulsifiers, and taught in its public schools Nurses Association, Old Mill Home, 400 Main St. ’The Rev. C. 0 good forestry practices. healthy nuts inside. 'ITiere are Reg. program chairmdn to serve as a other than the fuel shortage. I STAND ford Correctional Center until artificial flavors and coldring found beftre coming to Manchester 54 Lane, Simsbury. Tobacco was grown on this still two burrs clinging to high Henry Anderson,-co-pastor of delegate to the Chamber’s do not advocate shorter store With each tree the hearing. Lawton is being In prepared baby foods. • Holds 2V4 gals, of water farm during the years when it branches! *5.95 Emanuel Lutheran Church, will management program. This hours during the Christmas held in lieu of a $5,000 surety officiate. Burial will be in East person would attend a special • Easy to adjust to plumb purchase you was operated by Leslie’s father m3 At several places in the Robert Quey mington Ave., Hartford. Burial season, however, I believe that ' A?, -f- ^2^ bond while Clinton is being held (SA VE *1) Cemetery. management program in his • Made of heavy lifelong receive Kling. and, befdre that, by his grand woods he pointed out some Robert Quey, 66, of 73 West plans are incomplete. it is imperative that galvanized steel in lieu of a $7,800 surety bond. Friends may call at the business. Additionally, the businessmen cut back on heat Helps prevent nee” father. ’There were cows. There smaller chestnuts, with their St., died Thursday at Memorial Week will be • Alipws lower branches to be were horses for the farm work. funeral home Sunday from 7 to delegate would serve as an and light during store hours, long notched leaves clinging to Other cases Thursday : Manchester Memorial Hospital observed at his home. 9 p.m. left on the tree die drop. On parts of the farm too steep the twigs. We agreed that they FOOD TASTES BETTER W ITH . . The family suggests that any energy crisis contact should an and eliminate any uncessary —John Dionne, 26, of New after a long illness. He was the The family suggests that any and rough for cultivation there had all probably grown from memorial contriutions may be emergency develop. lighting after store hours. This Britain, fined $50 for operating ^ U t a 'J a V e r husband of Mrs. Mafalda Orizio memorial contributions may be were trees. the roots of old trees long since VITA-SAVER made to the Israel Emergency “Point 3 of the program was is no more than has been asked WREATHS, CEMETERY RASKETS, a motor vehicle without a L'l - '■» Quey. made to a charity of the donor’s A brook runs through the killed by the blight that Fund in care of the Hartford that the Chamber commenced of everyone else. The response license (substituted for Mr. Quey was bom April 6, choice. HOLLY ROPING farm, emptying into a pleasant eliminated the American chest 100% Quality Stainless Steel 1907 in Jura, France, and had Jewish Federation, 333 Bloom active correspondence with from business has been in- operating while under suspen Mark T. Nash OPEN MONDAY-FRIDAY 9 a.m.8 |i.in. - SATURDAY A SUNDAY 0 ajn. - 8 pan. pond in front of the house, in nut more than 50 years ago. lived in Manchester for 25 field Ave., West Hartford, or to Rep. Steele and Rep. William ad^uate thus far. sion). TOLLAND — Mark Theodore Cotter to assist in their efforts plain sight from Hillstown Rd., Food Tastes Better • Save T u n e years. a charity of the donor’s choice. “Finally, the only resolution I Charges of illegal possession \ Nash, infant son of Bruce and to divert some of the nation’s offered on Tuesday night was to and the pond is the best known steaming retains more Vitamins and 4 He was a mason contractor of a non-narcotic substance Patricia Avery Nash of Crystal energies to the northeast. feature of the farip because of Mr. Buckland hopes that he SALE PRICED with F. Bambolati and Son commend three individuals for has found a chestnut that is im (marijuana and operating an minarals than any other moUiod of Mrs. Walter R. Hobby Lake Rd., died Thursday at “Point 4 was the formation of their work on the “Save Case WHITHAM NURSERY the pond iillies that once unregistered motor vehicle cooking. Steam... before he retired 10 years ago. blossomed' profMsely there in mune to the disease, but he Mrs. Mary C. Hobby, 90, of 66 Yale-New Haven Hospital. “a Citizens------EnergyOJ Action Coun- Mountain’’ wavav.effort.This Aius AC9U1U* resolu- ROUTE 6 BOLTON He is also survived by 3 643-7802 knows that many others have were nolled (not prosecuted). ★ Vagatablef * Potatoss Henry St., died Thursday night He was born Monday at cil. The council, made up of tion was tabled by the majority, June. Tliere still are lilies in the —Teresa Faiola, 37, of 27 daughters, Mrs. Arlette Warren "GROW WITH US" pond but not as many now. nursed the same, hope when * ★ Salmon - Cod at a Manchester convalescent Manchester Memorial representatives from various I did, however, ask that an item Adams St., reckless driving, * Tamales w Appiat of Manchester, Mrs. Colette Mr. Buckland had turned his they found a young tree that $6.95 Hanzi of .New York City and home. She was thevwHe of Hospital. ciWc and citizens groups, is be included on the Jan. 8 agenda nolled. ★ BItqutta * Dahydratad Fruit Walter R. Hobby. attention to the woodlot some liv ^ long enough to bear nuts, * Frozen Foods Mrs. Josiane Black of Santa Other survivors are two charged with the responsibility to consider controlling energy —Kevin Kehoe, 16, of 324 (SAVE *3) Mrs. Hobby was born Dec. 8, years before he retired, in only to see the tree succumb Rosa, Calif.; a brother, Martin sisters, Susan Nash and Pamela for developing an overall consumption by business Lydall St., fined $25 for 1883 in Buckingham, daughter June, 1973, from the Aetna In eventually to blight. The Quey of Manchester; and 12 Nash, both at home; his pater . citizens plan for energy conser through an ordinance if the operating a motor vehicle of the l9te John and Mary surance Co. where he worked 27 Connecticut Agricultural - grandchildren. nal grandmother, Mrs. 1 ^ N. vation. Walter S. Kuczek, chair voluntary response continues to without lights (substituted for Walker Blish, and had lived in years. He had worked on the, Experiment Station, which has The funeral is Saturday at Fogg of Stafford Springs; his man of the Chamber’s goal of be inadequate. This request was reckless driving). Manchester for over 60 years. land when he came home from searched for a blight-resistant 8:30 a.m. from the John F. maternal grandparents, Mr. the ‘Commitment to the granted.” —Russell Saunders, 16, of no She was a member of Center the office and on weekends. American chestnut for many Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. and Mrs. Earl T. Avery, of Staf Challenge of Tomorrow,’ has certain address, loitering on Congregational Church. Clark’s statement on Now with more time to be out years, has not yet found one. Center St., with a Mass at St. ford Springs; and his maternal commended the activities of school grounds, nolled. She and her husband would “duplication of effort” follows; doors he is making faster James Church at 9. Burial will great-grandmother, Mrs. Mary this group. —Nancy Hoelzer, 16, of GARDENS have observed their 64th wed Rose Avery of Stafford Springs. “Point 5: The Chamber^has “Together we can do the job. progress. Trees Replace Tobacco be in St. James Cemetery. It will be only through the abili Columbia, fourth-degree Plants That Please! ding anniversary on Dec. 22. Committal services were created an energy impact Constant Flow The open areas of the farm, Friends may call at the ty of the Town of Manchester, larceny, nolled. oodland She is also survived by two today in the West Stafford center. Its purpose is to provide In the .woods and upstreams formerly used for growing ★ LET JOHN, LEON DR PHIL ZAPADKA HELP YOU ★ funeral home tonight from 7 to its business community and its —Frank luduciani, 21, of nephews. Cemetery. a resource pool of conservation from the lily, pond", Mr. tobacco, are being planted now 9. residents’ single effort that Wethersfield, third-degree 168 WOODLAND ST.-OPEN DAILY TILL 9-PHONE 643-8474 The Holmes Funeral Home, The Tocchetti Funeral Home, ideas and management Buckland has had a bulldozer to evergreens, including white larceny, nolled. 400 Main St., is in charge of 200 W. Main St., Stafford programs. In that way, the progress will be made in facing pine, spruce, balsam and Hyman Slavkin the energy prisis. brought in to construct an arrangements, which are in Springs, was in charge of Chamber is able to act as a earthen dam across the gully- Leslie Buckland of Hillstown Rd., shows with his hands hemlock. In addition, some Hyman Slavkin, 69, of 153 complete. arrangements. catalyst in the dissemination of “The (Chamber has offered native cedars have come up and About Town Harold St., Hartford, died the town in a letter addressed to through which the brook flows, how much growth has been attained this year by the small ^IDRESS UP YOUR HOUSE new conservation measures. It replaces an old dam made of have been kept in one area, Thursday night at Hartford Rober B. Weiss, town general white pine tree on his farm. It was an ideal growing Great Books Discussion “The business community stone which hdd fallen apart. where Mr. Buckland intends to Hospital. He was the father of manager, to make use of its season, he says: Tree Farm sign shows that Mr. Group will meet Wednesday at has overwhelmingly responded The dam is fitted with a 12-inch plant additional seedling trees Mrs. Ronald Solomson of Chevron Lone Bidder Citizens Energy Action Council 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs. to the Chamber’s recommen gate valve which is regulated to Buckland’s forest improvement work has been officially of this species. Manchester. to be used as the citizens ad William Sleith, 32 Wyllys St. dations. For those business who allow the brook to flow through recognized.,(Herald photo by Gentiluomo) Mr. Slavkin was owner of the To Supply Townes Gas have not responded, procedures visory group to the town. “We He has planted, he estimates “Democracy in America” by Poinsettias it at normal volume. The gate . , DeToqueville will be discussed. Auto Electric Service Co., East have been developed to insure have assembled represen t now, a totol of 3,000 small trees, will, hold baolil adA^k>iialiwatoi(^^i&vi New members are welcome. Hartford, from 1930 until he Only one>id for its 1974 gas The contract to bb signed vtheir cooperation. According to tatives from a cross section of Mr. and Mrs. Buckland are and realized that few of the all obtained from the State Only Woodland retired five years ago. when there are bteW storms. oline needs was received today with Chevron will honor the Mrs. Gail Burch, Chamber the citizens and civic There is a smaupool of water eonservationists and no hunting dogwoods could thrive natural Forest Nureery in Voluntown. Gardens Has He is also survived by his organizations in Manchester. When one small tree, for some by the Town of Manchester. It provision that, due to uncertain director of retail affairs, cer above the dam now, and one is permitted on their property. ly because they were heavily Lottery Numbers Thousands of Plants! wife, a brother, a sister and a is from the Chevron Oil Co. of ties in the supply situation, the tain technical problems have They have made and are wild mallard duck is using it as They cherish, also, the wild shaded by tall trees. reason, fails to survive, he Come in and let either grandson. Fairfield, the town’s present prepared to meet the challenge Selected Gifts for the Entire Family... replaces it so that he will have company may reduce deliveries presented great difficulty in the a temporary home. A few^ther flowers that blossom in the Part of his program now, Leon, Phil or John pick one Funeral services are Sunday supplier. as it seems equitable. , elimination of some exterior in seeking the voluntary mallards and several black woods. recommended by Forester woodlots without any "skips.” By United Pres International at 10:0 a.m. in the chapel of the cooperation of the residential E Chevron, bidding on about The town received three biSs store lighting without, at the ducks are staying at the lily Growing as part of the under H.R. Hurlock of the state This week’s winning lottery y out for you; or pick one out Mr. Buckland has had help numbers: Weinstein Mortuary, 640 Far- 220,000 gallons of regular gas for its motor oil, grease and same time, eliminating the community. It seems advisable pond until they decide it is time brush are many wild dogwoods, Department of Environmental for yourself in one of our oline, with the 12-month con lubricant needs for the 12- sto re’s security lighting. that we be cautious in the non to fly farther south. and although Leslie was born Protection, is to cut large, from his son, Robert, who fives Mass (weekly) — 271890 in Coventry, and his son-in-law, greenhouses. In Memoriam tract to start Feb. 1,1974, said month period commencing Feb. Measures are being taken to duplication of efforts. I urge the Around the pond and along and grew up on this farm he mature trees in his woods, Mass (million) — 98090 James Nelson of Manchester. lo lovmg memory of our faUier, Louis the cost to the town will be 1, 1974. alter the electrical wiring town board to consider taking the brook are a number of wood says he never saw dogwoods which will give the dogwoods Mass (Santa) — 67 51 60 Monaco, who pass^ away December 14, whatever posted, consumer The apparent low bidder is advantage of the Chamber’s ef This week, while the weather Connecticut — 89705 1967. systems to enable their duck nesting boxes, several of there until recent years. He the light they need. Many of the tank-wagon price is in effect on the Sun Oil Co. of Providence, separation.” fort to work with them in which have been used, not Only became aware of them oiie large trees are red oak and Mr. continued warm enough for this New York — 308217 3-4 FLOWERS work, he was transplanting What would we give if we could say, the date and place of delivery R.I., the town’s present providing the resources of this by wood ducks but by screech spring when, moving along one Buckland has been admiring "Hello, Dad" in the same old way. Gallagher’s statement some small evergreens. (the Hartford area). supplier. The other bidders already organized citizens owls, sparrow hawks and of his woodland paths, he came them for years. It was a shock T hear your voice, to see your smile. follows: C At present, the town buys were G. H. Berlin Oil Co. of group to meet the town needs, MU8IDAL squirrels. upon a dogwood in full bloom. to hear from Forester Hurlock Delivery of seedling trees SUBSTANTIAL To sit and talk with you awhile. “I* wish ...... tovw reinterate the...w as^ opposed to organizing- from the nursery is scheduled Though absent, you are always near, regular gasoline from Chevron H a rtfo rd , for K endell I JEWELRYROXES that they should be cut. REWARD sun loved and missed and ever dear. at 23.8 cents a gallon Products; and Teneco-Laurel, remarks I,'made at Tuesday’s another one, creating additional See our complete range of i one a year, in the spring, and Selective Cutting (municipalities do not pay state also of Hartford, for Quaker Board of Directors’ meeting, meeting and energy usage.” stylea and prices for m en: application. forms for 1974 Sadly missed, and federal tax). and in doing so, clear up some The forester counted 351 deliveries are being prepared For roturn of two pockot ( State Products. and women. D au^ ters and Sons trees, some of species?, other wilclrat that jnytlorloutly dlt- now in Hartford. Anyone in appoarod. from 99 Scott Drivo, 3.95 WOODLAND GARDENS than red oak, which he said terested in acquiring trees next Oclobor 7th at about alght at your finger tips... should be cut. The large oaks, spring should request an o'clock. Thaaa watchaa ara ol GIFT SUGGESTIONS ralatlvaiy littia valua to findar, he said, would make valuable application form, by mail or •Partridge Berry Bowls ...... 12.97-44.95 saw logs now, whereas if they telephone, at the Forestry Unit," aa thay ara angravad, but ol ‘ •Christmas Cactus ...... 89« up groat aantimantal valua lo •Christipas Cherries...... $1.79 643-5144 were left to grow only a few Department of Environmental owner. No quoationa atkad, •African Violets...... 97« OIL SHORTAGE WORRY YOU more years they would start to Protection, State Office Call 649-1415. (215" pots) deteriorate. He chose the trees Building, Hartford. Electric Heater Fireplace Gives Also: Azaleas and Cyclamen ! t As Usual, We Carry Only Added Protection During Fuel Shortage BUXTON* Choice, Fresh Cut WALLETS ^ ^ Choose from a wonderful!' ' assortment for men and Christmas Trees! Factory women. $4.50 up. Sat. 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BRICK or SfONE • Some units with built-in Entertainment PAVTERHS • VIA LANVIN Bar Favorite PerfuHW, Tollat Water, and Snip HELP THE BIRDS — FEED THEM NOWh f • SUNFLOWER SEED • CRACKED CORN a WILD BIRD FEED • SUET CAKES Teacher! • YVES ^AINT LAURENT RIVE RAUGHE (Audobon Mix) • BIRD HOUSES • THISTLE FEEDERS ONE DAX^ONLY-THIS SATURDAY, DEC. 15, 8:30-12:30 ParfmiM, Cologaa, RubUa Bsads, • THISTLE SEED • BIRD FEEDERS • SUNFLOWER FEEDERS andOusUngPowitar • HEMP SEED • ELEGThiC BIRD • SCUIRREL FOOD FEEDERS Rl. 1-86 >1.00. • PEANUT HEARTS WATER WARMERS • BIRD BATHS t j ■ r EVEimHING FOR THE HOUE This Christmas, Why Not A WHATEJVfiR YOUR NEEDS IN LUMBER AND i f NO I^ELIVERIES Cavrock Products Co., BUILDING MATERIALS, HOME IMPR(?VE- , Reproduction of a Painting? MENT ITEMS, OR Db-IT-YOURSELF MATERI ★ TAKE WITH YOU INOUSTRML PARK AVENUE ALS, YOU CAN FIND THEM. HERE. STOP IN Plain, Balswn, Pine T(y)A Y , " end Princess Pine . ChooM from a wid« varltly of eubjtcts on VERNON, CONN. ip - ir STATION WAGON IDlAl Masonitt, approximately 24” by 36*. Framing la from .. a d s , 875-2548 unnocoaarry. Only $6.98 Evergraen Boughs, Laurel, Balaam, Pine and Loog Needle Pine. M U M S (Cut Flowers) . $2.88...Alao: Baskets, Logs, Blankets and Plllows'becorated for the cemetery $3.35 up- Read Herald Advertisements ...darland Roping. Laurel. Pine, Princess Pine end l,ycopodleum...e94 yd. t L. . • ' PAGE' SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER...... EVENING ■ ■ ■ HERALD.I Manchester. I I IConn.. T Fri.. , ? Dec. , . 14. 1973 , a , MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 14. 1973- PAGE SfeVENTEEN Bolton w VOL. XXXVI, No. 10 FRIDAY, DEC. 4, 1973 Mrs. Breslow Says Reports Distort FLC Program f T tative of the committee for ■ DONNA HOLLAND Breslow not be allowed to vote whichever piece of equipment w Concerned Parents (CCP) overwhelming desire on the Letter To The Editor when the board makes its deci is deem ^ most useful. '^Correspondenl . spoke to board members. student’s part for more food, sion on the program as the CCP The committee considered 646-0375 Ronald Soares, representing better quality food and lower feels a conflict of interest asking parents of high school Manchester High Club I^otes Marilyn Breslow, Board of the CCP, voiced many of the prices. exists. . students to pay |1 dues if Education member and Family concerns of the group. These The cominittee worked The chairman of the board further money was needed. Energy Crisis Life Committee (FLC) concerns w6re reported earlier towards providing basketball The MTO G e r^ iT au b will m " ®i**’‘*' Periods under the super- members wlSJ* work-out*every said the Mrs., Breslow had told No decision was reached by member and speaking as the this week when the group issued programs that will be dis sponLanlnteSnal^^^^^^^^ r .n A i., u , vision of Mrs. Mclnerny. Those Tuesday and Thursday in the latter said at a school board him some time back she would the group. Menlbers plan to tributed at home games. Paper Along with the Energy Crisis three or four extra weeks of a press release. Ss PartoM S lS ni ?7 “toring are Debi Rosky, Dory cafeteria. meeting Thursday that several abstain from voting so the CCP meet with the high school prin- used for mimeographing was have come many suggestions as school. Soares voiced objection to the p .*i AU foreign language Patterned ^elle Hansen, Jessica Judo is now being used for misrepresentations have been did not have to worry about cipal and som6 faculty donated by a member. to how the school can help out. The fluorescent lights in our program and advised board that. studento are in viSi to a S ” ®’8a Bertram, Jean com petition on an Inter- made concerning the Family members for added discussion. The Bolton Athletic Associa One of the most important ones classrooms do take a stronger members to compare other n ie admission b y ^ a w o J dub delightfil Pastel, Cherrie Hyde, Irmgard Life Program and that a ■Seek Food Vender About 225 high school tion expressed an interest in is turning down the heat in charge to start thait to continue schools’ family life curriculam. meeting is being set up for Ways of keeping prepared students returned a question supplying funds to have rooms to 65 degrees or less. As glowing, but if they are left off He noted that if a sex anyone concern^ with com foods hot for high school naire to the committee concer programs printed in order to far as 1 can remember the first for more than five minutes, the program had to be taught, the y^furth^r*;^^^^^^^^ Judo Club namenlf Ire t S l t e K n munications to meet with FLC. students were discussed by the ning their lunch time. advertise business members. time I was told that ‘They’re power saved will be greater CCP recommended following Mrs. Breslow said the mis PTO High School Liaison Com They showed an going to turn down the heat in than the power used to start procedures outlined on a recent conception through newspaper mittee at its last meeting. the building’ was almost two them; so don’t worry about “What’s Happening” TV show reports and the insidious or Three types of equipment months ago — I’m still hearing what some people may be about the town of Winsted. deceiving reports will be dis were considered by the com About Town it, but I haven’t felt it yet. telling you to the contrary. ' He said the group has over 100 mittee: a warming oven to hold What’s the problem? cussed. She advised Bolton sig n a tu res on a p etition This conservation of power residents to “retain your cool trays of pizza, hamburgs and Just out oif curiosity I made a presently circulating through Cadette Girl Scout Troop 628 party is being sponsored by the might also help solve the con for a while.” the like; steam tables; a soup survey of the temperatures of troversy as to whether or not to town, and that the group would has canceled its scheduled visit troop’s social dependability Her opinions were voiced machine which would hold 80 in 26 rooms and came up with a close down the pool for the seek legal aid for an injunction to Mansfield State Training challenge group. All troop after board chairman Andrew dividual servings cans with flip range from 68-61 degrees! The winter. It’s true that the to stop the program from being tops — a variety of soups, hash School Sunday. Instead, the members are requested to be at Mannegia noted that five troop will have a Christmas average temperature was 73.7. heating of the pool takes more n implement^ into the Bolton or spaghetti are available. Community Baptist Church by 1 letters had been received from schools if necessary. party at Mansfield Dec. 23 for The setting for the thermostats than 5 per cent of the fuel The Bolton Junior Woman’s p.m. Dec. 23. The group will parents concerned with the those residents who are not were sometimes higher than burned in the whole school; but He also request^ that one □ub expressed an interest in return to the church by 3:30 program and after a represen going home for Christmas. The the actual temperature, more people will be Ipft in the board member (Marilyn helping financially for p.m. sometimes lower, but mostly lurch than in our physical i they were pretty close to 65 education classes if it is shut degrees. down. Lynda Thurston, left, Ray Sullivan and friend chat during I was told recently at the of We must also consider I.O.H, the recent MHS Junior Prom. (riSW photo by Fitzgerald) cV V fice that they’ve been trying to which could not function if the stabilize and lower pool were shut down. This total temperatures in the building ly worthwhile organization since 1959! It seems that the serves the handicapped for four janitors have the keys which hours each Sunday. We must control the thermostats, but also think about the MHS Swim YOUR 50< GIFT there is something wrong with Team (yay!), the Rec Team, X' mechanisms which must be Scuba Classes, WEI and Senior Better JGym Classes fixed by an expert who “should Lifesaving. be coming soon.’’ Sure we must save power, but I just wanted to make people . can’t we do it wisely and with Another change for the better activities they will be prepared ter*/ aware of the situation so that at Manchester High School. consideration for those most to choose wisely in those they might help pressure the of deeply involv^? Why not turn After a year of planning, the athletic areas that interest It’s Tree Trimming Time At Crestfield COULD BE WORTH fice into getting the job done! If down the heat in the classrooms Physical Education elective them. we turn down the temperature, system will come into existence (the heat in the pool, by the Some of these sports include f ' turn off half the lights in the during the second semester of way, has already been turned volleyball, gymnastics, bad Patients of Crestfield Convalescent Home and the residents of Fenwood trim the tree with classrooms and leave the blinds the 73-74 ^hool year. down!) turn off lights, save minton, bowling, personal gifts they made in preparation for their (Christmas Fair Saturday from 1 to 4 p.m. at the open, and turn o il the rest while paper, and close down the Last September the Physical fitness, archery, golf, and soft- / home, 565 Vernon St. Mrs. Marie Casavant holds rug she made which will be raffled off, the room is unoccupied, there Assembly, the administration, school more quickly and ef ball many of these offerings while, from left, Mrs. Bernice Ferguson, Mrs. Bertha Burgess, and Mrs. A pes Kuzis, dis will be less chance of our and the superintendent of ficiently at night? PLEASE, are co-ed. Senior Lifesaving play other items which will be offered. ’The public is invited. (Herald photo by Pinto) $ »w a summer’s being disrupted by think about it! — J.C.S. schools sent a recommendation and WSI will be offered co-ed on to the Board of Education con a full semester basis. 7 cerning the implementation of Meskill Speaks an elective gym system at the Success this year will high school. The recommenda probably insure continuation of Vernon tion was approved with the the new program next year on a Manchester stipulation that juniors and full-year basis.'Other new On Energy Issue seniors would be involved in the courses next year may include m m m Hospital new system, while sophomores Representatives from every flag football, soccer, field airplanes and boats because of would continue with the Special Permit Okayed Notes junior and senior high school in hockey, tennis, swimming and people being put out of work existing program. Connecticut assembled at the because of ttis. techniques of officiating for Discharged ’Thursday: Mary The department felt that the boys and girls. State Capitol for an energy con This aroused many of the White, 38 Linnmore Dr.; Clif younger students should first be For Convalescent Home ference witll Gov. Thomas The main objective of the ford Harris, 3 Ford St.; Jessie delegates. They felt that the use exposed to the entire scope of Meskill this week. new system is to stimulate in Ohlund, 97A Standish Rd.; of these gas-eating machines physical education activities. As election day 1974 ap was defeating the purpose of terest in Phys Ed and athletic The Vernon Planning (tom- objections voiced at the public James Ucello, East Hartford; After experiencing a variety of activities. — Mark Zirsch mission, in approving a special proaches, appearances before conserving energy. Americans hearing were not relevant to Daniel Palmer, Sunset Lane, ;,''g Sir's permit fijed by Or. Duard Bok Bolton; Marie King, 299 students increase; each can must give up thqse pleasures if • ^ tin g problems. He said that • 4 ^ : '^ didate hoping to capture the they are going to weather the of Vernon, has paved the way if a retention pond is properly Oakland St.; Janice Schaschl, : youth vote. crisis. FREE PHOTO for construction of a 120-bed installed for storm water 110 Bryan Dr.; Joseph Mulvey, convalescent home on a 10-acre After a brief introductory Many more questions were runoff, the proposed facility 214 Phoenix St., Vernon; Peter % site on Regan Rd., Vernon. statement, the governor took raised on the type of fuel used. should have no effect on either Dentenis, 24E Amato Dr., South Expressing concern for com Windsor. questions from ^ e floor. The Coal, the governor said, can’t downstream or upstream iili plications that might arise from question immediately fose be used by many industries who NASA Scientist existing drainage problems. Also, Jack Soucy, East Hart about the State Board of converted to oil years ago. existing drainage and traffic Referring to the fear ford; Tessia Reister, 57 problems, residents of the area Education’s decision to limit all Nuclear energy is a good source expressed by nearby residents Washington S t.; Nancy Hyland, after-school activities. Meskill of power, but is not being used Speaks At MHS appeared at a public hearing that the convalescent home 24 F a irfield S t.; P a tricia and presented a petition replied that it was not his deci to its full capacity. Gov. would generate a lot of traffic, Leighton, 9 Davis Ave., bearing more than 100 sion ; if he had had it his way, he Meskill emphasized that en- William Satryb, chainnan of Rockvilie; Anna Zidek, 96 Sixty interested science signatures citing reasons why would have left the decision up vironmenUl standards will be ly scientific in nature. Man WITH the Planning Commission, said Tudor Lane; Jocelyn Lehtoy, students from East Catholic they felt the application of Dr. 194 Terrace Dr., Rockville; 'i s * to the local boards. dropped only in an emergency hopes that by going to the moon he had visited a larger nursing and Manchester High School Bok should be rejected. Evelyn Lloyd, 121 Parker St.; He later stated that if it was a and only where the air quality is and extracting samples from it, home than the proposed one and gathered in Room 225 Dec. 5 to choice between keeping in relatively good. he will be able to, squeeze Some also expressed fear that had been told by neighbors in Jo Aim Enderlin, 76 Park St.; P i attend a special seminar on the home would house patients David Demers, 14 Steep Rd., dustries or school open ; the in The governor repeatedly enough information from it to the area that traffic from it was NASA space research by Dr. with psychiatric problems. Dr. dustries must remain in opera- stated that the .solution must tell the moon’s history. minimal. South Windsor. Isodore Adler. tion. Gov. Meskill pointed out, begin with the individual; each Bok said his plans are to Francis McNulty, town Also, Elizabeth Grotton, that one man’s entertainment is person must do what he can to Recent examination of the provide skilled care for patients building inspector, said restric Cemetery Rd., Vernon; Dr. Adler, a space scientist another man’s occupation. He conserve so that the total moon’s rocks and stones have whose problems are not psy tions on the clientele of the nur Michelle MacLachlan, Hart IK for the (ioddard Space Flight chiatric. went on to say thabhe would not saving in Connecticut will be a revealed that the moon was sing home would be governed ford; Donald-McLaughlin, 41 Center in Greenbelt, Md., was limit the use of snowmobiles, model for the rest of the nation. created 4.6 billion years ago. Leonard Szczesny, town by its license. Beelzebub Rd., South Windsor; one several promient NASA engineer, who was asked to — ipraig Steely Evidence shows that for 0.6 SANTA The next step, before con Diana Rogoz, 84 Ronda Dr., scientists scheduled for billion years the moon was review the matter prior to the struction can start, will be to South Windsor; Carolyn appearances in Manchester. molten, and then crystallized. commission’s decision, advised have the Planning Commission Maloney, 112 W. Center St. Elarlier in the week two full- the\commission that there were and Szczesny, approve a com Dr. Adler and associates are \- Things^ Etc, length assemblies were con still researching tor bits of rock no grounds, for rejection of the prehensive plan of development ducted for all students at that are more than 4 billion request. for the site and the.structure. Manchester High, also dealing Szczesny said most of the First item of business: ,You years old. for original and aesthetic con with NASA research. The are presently reading the * WA siderations, this column is now, students attending Dr. Adler’s column which was introduced Analysis of the composition “Things, etc.” Anyone with in lecture session were given a last week as “Miscellany.” of lunar samples has uncovered Vernon Rockville At teresting info or quotes is in chance to become better Because it was mentioned that many bisalts and molten rocks. vited to drop them in the HSW acquainted with the specialized Life Magazine had a section A few orthacidic rocks were CIAUS Hospital box in the student office, Rm. areas of NASA and to question with that heading, and hence also fouiid. These rocks are an expert. Notes 156. Please ignore the student very ancient and only small Have your child’s picture taken “Free” with Santa assembly gang hanging around Bank Site Studied Dr. Adler was well qualified fragments of them have been there. JOY Offers to answer any questions, having uncovered, suggesting that they Claus aj the Manchester State Bank. A 6”x7” full Admitted Thursday: Shirley taken part in the groundwork of do not belong to the moon. No Antonelli, Vernon Ave., Jobs For The basketball team is color photo will be taken and sent to you “FREE,” For Seniors’ Use Apollo 15 and Apollo 16. His rocks found contained any type Rockville: Bonniebelle Ber scheduled to play Conard prime interest is x-ray spec of animal life and none of them Students tonight at 8 o’clock. It is a home compliments of the Manchester State Bank. San nier, Putnam; William Dolan, troscopy. were found to be radioactive. Country Lane, Rockville; Do you find yourself having game. The basketball team ta’s official photographer will be Nassiff Photo In a letter to the Vernon Katherine Keijtfield, South St., too little to do and too much to practices Monday, W^nesway, Dr. Adler kept his audience heating system, to see if it is After discussing some of the Recreation Commission, Rockville; Susan Leach, do it in? Are you suffering from and Friday after school, interested by noting several Studios. adequate to heat the area to be more technical aspects of space n Donald Berger, director of Terrace Dr., Rockville; Dianne the “I don’t have any money” Tuesday and Thursday nights, humorous experiences used; the rest room facilities, research, Dr. Adler turned his , recreation, cited what he McLaughlin, B. Main St., blues? Well if you are, your and on Saturday. So tupn out to throughout his talk. The last FREE Santa photos will be taken on: to see if they can be expanded; attentions to the acquisitions of termed four basic reasons'for Rockville; Florence Nagy, worries are over. X support the hard-work^g team five minutes were left open for lighting facilities, to see if they lunar rocks. moving the senior citizen ac Stafford Springs; Margaret JOY (Job Opportunities for tonight, (po, team, go. Yay! questions from students. After Saturday, December 15, 9 a.m. to 12 noon; need updating; and the wiring tivities from the Lottie Fisk Pearson, Dobson Ave., Youth) has come back from the Rah, rah, even) he concluded the seminar ten to and plumbing, to see if they are According to Dr. Adler, there Saturday, December 22, 9 a.m. to 12 noon Building to the People’s Bank Rockville: Teresa ’Thompson, Now — where you buy your Lottery almost every week over 4,000 people grave to help lift you out of the fifteen students remained .to adequate for installation of a are three main 'reasons for building located in the center of Crown St., Rock\illle. doldrums. “It would be impossible to query of him further. All restaurant-type kitchen. tickets'— you can get special tickets win close to $300,000 in total cash prizes. going to the moon. The first is Children to age 9 Rockville and recently JOY, a division of Youth Ser miss bombing a city.” — Ed questioned felt that his was a Berger said his reasons for merely a version of daredevil’s purchased by the town. Discharged Thursday: Mrs. just for the holidays in cheery red and L(X)k for the red and white Lottery vices, is a job bank set up to Adamy up on Case Mountain. worthwhile experience and asking for this study is to see if !!,why not try it?” The second He said the former bank Celeste Bus well and son, Regan benefit the youth in Manchester very educational. Many pam it can be determined how much green with little envelopes that make display at ;^ur store and buy a handful reason is a country’s desire to building is in the center of a Rd., Verrton; Patricia Dugan, between the ages ol 12 and 18. “I know my hair is greasy phlets explaining NASA’s money will have to go into keep competing in the space heavily populated residential Hillside Manor, VernoiK^Joseph them perfect stocking staffers. (the more you give, the better your The kinds of jobs that JOY when the part comes out programs and objectives can be making improvements in the race. The third, and he feels area which includes two Griffin, Warehouse Point; Lto- Chances of winning the Lottery are offers range from babysitting straight.” — Greg I&roian found in the MHS library. — building to make it useable, and chances of giving a big winner). most important reason, is pure- housing projects for the elder da Holmes, Pinney Brook to lettering wedding invitations Diane Kellsey if the move from the Lottie far better than you think, about one Make someone super-happy ly; it is on bus routes regularly Apts., Ellington; Dorothy or walking a dog. Fisk Building would be wqrth it. Jackson, Hammond St., in 2 5 0 , not one in a million. In fact. Thursday, December 27th’. How can you apply? traveled by the (tonnecticut Consideration is being given Company buses and the Post Rockville; Evenly Marston, Come on down to Youth Ser to renovating only the first floor Campbell Aye., Vernon; Ronald vices, 14 Park Sti any Tuesday Road Stages; the first floor con of the building which was tains more square footage than Pinney, Vernon Ave., or Thursday between 2:30 and originally the home of the Rockville; Celina (^irion, En -- the area u ^ in the Lottie Fisk ^:30 p.m. You will be asked to ^ ' Rockville Methodist C3iurch field; Mrs. Rosa Spellman and fill out an application and Building; ^ adequate parking before being used by the bank. [first home 8BSKETBfiLL Cftmi space can be thade available. daughter. West Willingtbn; specify what type -of odd jobs The Recreation Commission Anna Spielman, Legion Dr., are of interest to you. Then MANCHESTER STATE BANK Berger noted, however, that and the Town Council feel it before the building can be oc Rockville; Mrs. Patricia when someone calls JOY and mkcMisfin vs. COMOHO would be too costly, at the pre Wilkins and daughter, Shenipsic asks for someone to do-a cer- cupied. certain improvements sent time, to do any work on the Home of the Full Personal or Bvisiness Checking Account must be made. He suggested Lake Rd., Vernon; Renee Yost, taui job they will be given your upper floors of the building. Chestnut St., Rockville. ^ name. |T0«I6HT at aBRKE ftse/TS that a subcommittee of the The commission will recom- CNUthfloowsmawwax. And if you’re lucky you’ll commission, along with the niend to the Town (touncil Mon 1041. MAIN STREET MANCHESTER.. CONNECTICUT 06040 • TELEPHONE (203) 646-4004 B irths’Thursday; A daughter have yourself a job. So don’t ff-OO town engineer, should in-- day night, that it inquire into to Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Hayes, just sit around complaining, go . vestigate certain areas. the costs versus the merits of CONNECTICUT’S LOTTERY. West Willington; a son to Mr. out and get a job. — Cindy Areas recommended for renovating the building for use ; Next week’s drawing will be held at the Veterans Home & Hospital study were;. ’The rqof on the and Mrs. Alden Reutter, .Sterling Member FDIC by the senior citizqns. -R t. 3, 287 West Street, Rocky Hill; ’Thursday, Dec. 20 at 10:30 A M. building, to see il it leaks; the Browns Bridge Rd., Tolland. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Dec. 14. 1W3 JB lh MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. .Conn., Fri., Dec. 14, 1973- PAGE NINETEEN MAKE THIS AN ARCHERY CHRISTMAS QVE a GHIIISTIIUS TENMIS r H - E p f ‘ OFT FM THE E OPEN EVERY' FEUCE’S NITE TILL 9 m e m b e r s h i p WHOU FilMlY ress Shirt? HC For Tho Holldoyi ‘A L P IN E ‘WAUS ^ M tm lnnhlp to faaturliig... SKI SHOP 4-LB. BOX Tho Vomon Tonnl$ Forum for him< Brsakfut, Lunch r o u t e 30 '^BChw nploi^ Courts and Dinner f a m i l y m e m b e r s h i p Featuring these VERNON CHOQOLATES « w y <»inr 7 M.III. p .m . -11 famous ^Showor nid lo^or room ^ o n l y $ 4 0 From Schrafft'g*. milk INDIVIDUAL DNLY $20 TENDERLOIN and darkchocolates in a ^CompHmontary towol oorvieo • Geoffrey Seene ^ProtaooloMl bMiniotlon tempting choiceof cen • Damon ters. Shop and Save! ^Nursory ★ pr^pgrttlng' JJSL. • John Weltz • N« Wf. _ / nlUvIRIHHIwi MpM^nMIu MiN • Arrow Reg. U IM T H I MANAaeiieNT Salad or VagstaMe • Enro 3.67 / • Many Others TENNIS iPOI^M $ 0 2 8 K F P i E * ahgSaR. PHOiiE 878-7094 ONLY Ine. fro m $ 8 .5 0 OPEN S AJI.-S PJR. 383 BROAD STREET m n addition to having the finest Indoor shooting facilities In New England, Hall's Arrow has the (Formorly Mr. Turfeay) la rg e s t and most complete stock of quality Archery equipment to be found anywhere. There BRAKE CHECK | JERRY RIcTEAGUE M r e over 300 bows In rtock at all times featuring the leading brands In the archery industry to masKw HUH joi ! . FLOWER MARKETS is s w s m m s T ' j^ hoose from with a full compliment of accessories at the lowest possible prices. 239 Spencer St., Manchester A — BrakeLhhiiwill4Wlw* • M a irt Arrow (INDOOR ARCHERY) Hangs 291 Wsst MIddls Tpks. Manchsstsr TsI. 646-04431 Located In Top Notch Market Suggests the Following $ ^ 0 ^ 5 t N. Main St. — Manchester V « •- 3* Tun 4 Tw Biito Dw»i ^ Gift Suggestions from TfTVrftwVft ^ ■ " 4.lHHCtalCyNii4in «? OPEN 7 to 12 Our Boutique 7 9 1 MiODU TPKLMANCNEtTBI ANY &RipKkmiMlB«(iiMi s i B-lMHttBnkiHMK M — > (SPP- I t llrtlilim H ’s ChwsA) AMERICAN CAR CHRISTMAS l e a t h e r JACKETS, GE Convertilile with Drum Brakts 2* *^* 1 ,• PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^). Manchester, Conn.. Fri., Dec. 14. 1973 ” ■ V! . . • " ' ------'------'------f ------'------' ^ ^NCHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d , ^Manchester.'Conn., Fri., Dec. 14.1973- PAGR ' ..South Windsor— ------M Councilmen Given Tasks, Ask Help from Citizens TAG NOW - CUT LATER Bowling JUDY KUEHNEL pose of this project is to deter Sorosiak. To determine dn ap pose of this project is to EHD-DF-YEAI Its purpose is todetermine if Deputy Mayor Sandy Bender. ticut. The students chosen are Connecticut Coliference of - mine if the council should ap propriate time for a finance research the educational *■ Correapondent placing power lines un The purpose of this project is to Lynn Euzenas, who will play Band and Vocal Groups also CHRISTMAS TREES propriate money in the next dire«^tor to be hired. A job systems within the region and PINNETTES- Irene Stone Mario Frattaroli 534, Clem 644-1364 derground could be revenue see if it is possible to design trumpet in the orchestra, and ‘ chose South Windsor High 144-377, Rofcp Lupacchino 378, budget for a complete drainage 'description and approximate to determine what programs fTtm aWtSAYHS 181-179-478, Ann Pagirckas 181- Quey 521, Bob Audet 539, Real Mayor Robert Smith recently sharing item or one in which the bike trails and foot paths Philip Ranney, who will play School students to participate Al Bujaucius 146-391, Dick Krol assigned council' members to study for the enrir^ town. salary scale will be compiled we are lacking in the town’s costs could be shared with the throughout the town, to coin 180-516, Ginger Yourkas 176-180- Audet 540, Nick Cataldo 524, Ed 355, Joe Pagano 136-356, John CLEARAIKE SALE alto saxophone in the band. in their performance on Feb. 1 Land trust: Deputy Mayor for the council to review. system that would be con 524, Pat Griffin 177-450, Gert Yourkas 534, John Martin 514, study and research various ^ power company. Also, this cide with the proposed cen and 2 at the Central Connecticut Rieder 354, Bob Boroch 367, Sandra Bender. This assign Sanitary landfill; Cpuncilman sidered desirable. Five members of the vocal Andrews 186-461, Lee Pope 75, Jim Mcllduff 513, Ray Duhamel projects of concern to the com project will investigate the tralized recreation area plans. State College. They are Robin Bert Davis 359, Jerry Smith 356, ment is to review legislation Robert Hornish. Energy crisis; Councilman groups were also chosen for the Carol Moriarty 189, Patty 529, Stan Zatkowski 500, Cy Still In Progress. Don't Delay munity. possibility of state or federal Entress and Patricia Riordan, Don Simmons 350. Citizens interested working presently under consideration Leon D. Mainelli. funding under' environmental Group Honored All State Chprus. They .are Twerdy 175-483, Sharon Aubert Perkins 509, John Ragna 520, 4 Education program com sopranos; Ann Smeallie, alto; oh a specific project are asked in the Senate on land trust and Hud flood insurance; Coun protection. South Windsor band and vocal Cynthia Brazeal, soprano; John 180-463, Betty Plumley 184-478, Mark Olsen 5Q5. parison: Councilman Howard Mark Findlay, Paul Galetta, to contact the councilman in land conservation. cilman Joel Cohan. Purpose is group members recently gained Argeiita, Weldon Harris and Barbara Seifert 491, Wanda Fitts. Each year the council is Weldon Harris, Scott Ingersol, PARKADE DUSTY - Jack charge. The projects being con to review the present criteria Sidewaiks near Veterans honors for their school. Jeff Thomas; tenors; and Ran- Kaselauskas 466, Wanda EASTERN faced with the problem of how tenors; and Daniel Palmquist Bonadies 465, Lois Begin 451, Judge 210-575, Ed Rustau 203, Hurry-Hurry-Buy Now Road easements: Coun for passing an ordinance Memoriai Park: Councilman Two members of the band dali Sabia, bass. The All State BUSINESSMANS-- Jim sidered by the council are as ane Dale Wassenar, basses. Dan F raher 207-559, Mike cilman Robert Myette. much should be allocated for allowing for flood insurance in Robert Myette. This assign were chosen into the All State Festival will take place on May Joyce Corriveau 471. McCarthy 135-375, John Mack follows; Members of the btuid are Nan Juszczak 200-504, Terry Shep Reduced Prices - Great Savings! Finance director: new programs and updating the town. ment is intended to determine Instrumental Group which is 2 and 3 at the University of ANY TREE ON THE LOT 150-395, John Aceto 165-137-431, Drainage: Councilman cy Zima, clarinet; Gregory pard 222-214-614, Mike Councilman Leonard J. present programs in the the estimated cost. composed of selected students Connecticut. G .O .P . WOMEN- R ose Mike Zwick 136-360, Dave Gr- Edward R. Havens. The pur CL & P underground lines: Kubis, tuba;, and Richard Masilonis 247-611, Gary Ata- educational system. The pur Councilman Edward Havens; Bicycie trails and foot paths; from high schools in Connec The Central Northwest Bring the Family to Select Your Tree! LaPolt 201-479, Maureen Tyler zyb 160-387, John Lavado 138- Brown, trombone. 194-494, Sue Lance 179, Phyllis 351, Mick Holmes 139-390, San mian 212-536, Ed Wilson 203-555, 72 CHEVROLET 73 C H EV ELIE 69 DODGE Benson 451, Diane Elb 455, Ruth dy Hanna 135-367, Ray Diakon Ed Bachl 551, Roland Smith 203, TREE FARM Impala Sport Sedan. V-8, 4 Door Sedan. V-8, A/Trans., Coronet 500 Sport Cpe. V-8, Sieffert 450, June Michaud 486, 136, Frank Della Rocco 352, Dick Murphy 202-208-571, Ken A/trans., vinyl roof, power vinyl roof, power steering, A/Trans., vinyl roof, radio, DZSN'S CHRISTMAS Harriet Haslett 461, Gladys Dan Frye 351, Joe Torneo 353, Hesford 22-526, Floyd Totten steering, power brakes, power brakes, radio. power steering. Hansen 451. Ed Ralph 365, Bub Holmes 360. 563, Larry Davis 205-529, Ted BARBER HILL ROAD, SOUTH WINDSOR Bid well 230-584,. Barry Pinney radio. WAS $2975 NOW 4895 Tel. 644-0444 or 875-5470 SNOW WHITE ■'Carol Legault Y LEAGUE- Andy 216, Joe Lauzon 202, Floyd *1425 WAS $2775 NOW ^2695 Oiractioiw: From Wipping - Routt 74, turn Itft on Foittr St. at lirt- 132, Doris Shaw 128-350. Lamflkireaux 177-420, Tony Totten 206, Dick Moonan 509, eiouis houtt, right on Millar Rd., Itft on Bartiar Hill Rd. - from Windaorvllla ■ Marinelli 155-135-419, Cet Gene Wildes 215, Dennis Hef- 70 IMPALA CONVEHTIBLE Delta 88 Sport Cpe. V-8, 72 CHEVROLET ^ V-8. A/Trans., power Rockvilit Rd., right on Bathtr Hill Rd. for two miltt - from Rock- KACEY — Bob Lurtsenur245- Nowicki 165-416, Ken Seaton fron 204, Dick Moonan 509, A/Trans., power steering, Roland Smith 548, Joe LaVae Impala Custom Cpe. V-8, steering, radio. > power brakes, radio. villa - right on Windiorvilla Rd. at Fitzgarild Ford, Itft on Griffin 529, Fred N assiff 209-530, 158-411, Carl Bolin 161-401,'Ed A/Trans., air conditioning, Rd„ Itft on Barbar HHI Rd. - 1 milt on right Charlie T arpiniam 200-514, Burbank 388, Roy DeVeau 140- 537, Ralph Dukett 540, Tom Ata- mian 502, Gene Wildes 537, vinyl roof, power steering, WAS $1795 NOW 4695 *1395 ______OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY 9 to 5 Frank Ruff 202-558, Chuck 385, Howie Hampton 368, Frank power brakes, radio. Rathburn 232, Don Palmer 508, Calvo 153-367, Mike Balesano Roger Mieczkowski 541. Dining • Entertainment • Daneing 68BUIGK rocKtRoin WAS$315D NOW *2995 Impala Sport Cpe.' V-8, std. Skylark Sport Cpe. V-8, trans., power steering, radio. I C f C K H M U T A/Trans., power steering! RESTAURANT - John Or- radio. HI KIDS tolani 139-375, Dave Castagna Impala Sport Sedan. V-8, WAS $1895 NOW *17951 HAVE MOM a DAD REQI8TEB YOU FOB A 350, George Marinelli 353, Bob A/Trans., power steering, WAS $1595 NOW 4495 STOeXMG Morin 353, Bob Hyde 151-401, radio. 7 2 M I 0 a Dave Viara 356, ^ Doucette Dart Demo. 6 cyl, standard] RT. 6 & 44A trans., radio. Jr. 361, Bob Schreiter 155-372, *995 BOLTON SPECIAL PURCHASE 70 CHEVROLET STUFFERS Al Pirkey 168-138-430, Dick roGKnoin Caprice Sport Cpe. V-8, 43951 • FROM CHRYSLER CORPORATION • Krinjak i38, Larry Bates 154- Impala Sport Sedan. V-8, A/Trans., vinyl roof, power SBAKETS 404, Gene Grille 364, Bill A/Trans., power steering, steering, radio. tSIflUfiflDI McKinney 369, Emil Palmier! radio. TRUCKS 72 MTERHATIOHAL SCOUT 7 3 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM 4 DR. HARDTOPS 153-364, Mitch Slovick 150-143- WAS $2095 NOW 4995 422, Frank Calvo 153, WAS $3145 NOW 4895 Travel Top. V-8, A/Trans., FREE CARTOONS PeteKrupa 143-363, Joe power steering, radio. SOFT DRINKS & & CORONET CUSTOM 4 DOOR SEDANS Bachiochi 377, Steve Wulliams 73 C H EV ELLE 73 CHEVROLET PIZZA OLD TIME 159-358, John Lichatz 140-359, Malibu Sport Cpe. V-8, Impala Custom Cpe. V-B, *3895 AND MOVIES FACTORY AIR CONDITIONED Mike Balesano 142-364, Jim A/Trans., power steering, A/Trans., air condition, vinyl n G KifM in MEW YEARS EVE 3 FOOT ALWAYS SHOWN ALL WITH BALAMCE OF CHRYSLER'S 18 M0./I8,000 MILE WARRANTY Moore 141, Bob Boroch 138-369, power brakes, radio, tinted roof, power brakes, power 'A Ton Pickup. V-8, A/Trahs., bucket, seats, power .BALOON AT BIRTHDAY Rillie Rollie Irish 360, Harry glass, many extras. steering, radio. MAKE RESERVATIONS NOW SAMPLE BUY: Buckminster 169-135-425, Hank steering, radio. PARTIES Roast Beef Dinner Dancing Till 3 AM 7 3 DODGE POLARA CUSTOM 4-DR. HARDTOP ^ Frey 362, Jim Bell 144-367. WAS $3145 NOW 4095 WAS $3795 NOW 4695 Floor Show JOESULLIVAH 4395 FOR RESERVATIONS CALL 643-2342 Slock Nbr. P-437. Equipped with factory air condi- NEW HOURS: Monday, Tuesday & Wednaaday 9-8; BEST WISHES FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON tioning, V-8 engine, automatic, powersteering, ' Sales Representative REC - Ellie Fish 140. Please Gall In Advance For Reservations power^rakes, balance of Chrysler's 18/18 w arran-' Thura. and Fri. 9-6; Saturday 9-6 COMMERCIAL - Bob Orzech Fine Food and Service “A Good PIK. SHAKETS PIZZA PARLOR CLEARANCE OF REMAINING 73's!AlL WITH DRASTICALLY REDUCED PRICES! COMPACTS 170-422, Mike Kelly 142, Emil OPEN^AILY EXCEPT MONDAY AT 4:30 To Buy A Car” ROU TE 30 VERNON PHO NE 875-0783 Dietz 14^368, Jack Goldberg SUNDAYS AT 12 NOON 139-390, Carl Bujaucius 353, 72 0001 12395 CHEVROLET I X-trIm nackage. 6 cyl., 3 Tony Yacono 357, Nick Nicola apeed trana., radio, high back 351, Lee Prior 356, Fred Riccio ______CO., INC. FOR THE ECONOMY MINDED bucket aeata, alot aytle CARTER wheala, rally stripes, 361, Henry Luneski 367, Ed 648-6484 -ovor 35 Years of Sailing 6 ,Servicing Chavrolats’’ 646-8484 Chicken Special ECONOMY & PIZAZZ. Gold Spence 350. " !!! FLASH!!! m 25 OMITS P K S E im v M STOCK! and White. 1229 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER EAT OUT AT SAM PLE BUY— SPICE - Nancy Joyce 131-350, SANTA CLAUS Barbara Cool 162-355, Gwen 1974 DODGE DART SWINGER SPECIAL 2 DR. HARDTOP $ I72 0OUI $2095 Steeves 131-130-370. WILL BE VBITING AT SHAKEY S HARTFORD RD. DAIRY QUEEN Iquipptd with dtluxt vinyl Inlariar, vxitrior dteer group, outomotic, acanemy 12 Door sedan. 6 oyt., 3 speed S2S A cylindar angina, pawar slaatlng, alactrank ignition iyilam, deluxt whoN ■ trana., radio, white wall liras, cavarf, hood lalaaia.Stack Nbr. 4099. UST $3320.15. $AVE $195.15. NOW • ■ vinyl Interior, powder blue & Soturdoy Dm . 15, 5-7 PM { umuimuuaiiiujumiJiiiuuiiifmaiiMtmiNwn HimiiiiirinuiaBaaMMMinrNiiitiiHUimHiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiauiRiniiiiiuiMiiHittiiimiimi/ blue Interior. Sunday Dec. 16, 5 7 PM ^ ir 1973 & 1974 DODGE ir Soturdoy Dec. 2 2 ,5 7 PM CHICKEN BUCKET • PICK-UPS • VANS • SPORTSMEN • ‘SNO-FiTERS' with 4 wheel drive I 71 COMET $1795 2 Door sedan. 6 cyl., auto Sunday Dec. 23, 5 7 PM trana., radio, white wall tires, featuring this week... ALL FOR IMMEDIATE DELIVERY blue Interior. HMutuuMuitmiiuuiimmiiiuitMmmtNuiuiiiiiHUumiiMiiiiiiNmiiiiiuimimimmimiiuiiitiNin SM da wUt Jm t Thu £ CHICKEN DINNER *6>* BRAND NEW 1973 DODGE PICK-UPS AT SPECIAL SA VINGSl SfMila Riiiga oK Uie hiiUI 5 RoIIm, French Friet lor 5 1 7 1 H O R N E T $1795 Felice’s Restaurant 1 2 Door sedan. 6 cyl., auto ns., radio, white wall tires, I Interior. One owner. Felice’s Restaurant, formerly Mr. Turkey, is conveniently served daily. The perfect place for your holiday dining, CHICKEN BARREL *7** s u m i! located on Broad St. in Manchester. F^oprietor Felix Felice’s Restaurant offers prompt, courteous service in a C A L L AH EAD 047-1070 CHORCHES Longo offers his clientele the finest in Italian and warm, friendly atmosphere. Ample parking facilities will m u M i u i f t American cuisine, as well as the popular turkey dinners. bring added pleasure to diners. HARTFORD RDr DODGE OF MANCHESTER CHRYSLER INTERMEDIATES ye P u b l ic house Domestic wines and beers are available. Breakfast id ROUTE 30 VERNON CIRaE 875 07931 80 OAKLAND STREET, MANCHESTER 643-2791 72 CtnaiE $2595 Mon.-Thurt. 11:00 AJU.-12:00 Midnita. tfSzier DAIRY QUEEN Malibu, 2 door hardtop, small V-8,. 3 spaed trana., radio, Fri.aSal.11:00AM.-1:00AJU. Sun. 11:00-11:00 PJM. ^ I radial tires, vinyl Interior, 18,- I 000 miles, chocolate brown. II you haven’t had a good reataurani 244 ri'iiii meal lately, then you haven’t tried m m ------m s Center 2 Door hardtop. Small V-8, Street Counl'cg^ iifrF TO OUR auto trana., console, bucket J;-. 'n / y seats, radio, poWer steering, 4 LA STRADA EAST n«w white wall tires, Manchester FORD I red/black vinyl roof. 646-1995 CUSTOMERS ciu NEW nnrs m p m e i t LASTRADAWEST OPEN CHAMPAGNE TOAST With the approach of'the holidays, we would Ilka to wish lUREKL $1295 one and ail a... Door hardtop. 6 cyl., auto What A Pleasant Surprise 7 DAYS! 10100 P.M. 3:00 A.M. — a., power atearing, radio, WILLIES Awa/fs You At La Stradal FULL COURSE DINNER I Interior. Be It our menu, Oor quality. Our service, or Our at Av^AP I Merry Christmas! MJTOrooliva Contumar mosphere — They all combine to make your dining HU IWES'MEU ROAST SIRLOIN OF BEEF AclionfantI serf letzcrrl)* tafia We W ill be open till 5 P.M. Saturday the 22nd pf December NEW HOURS STEAK HOUSE at either La Strada the best yeti MmimiCedeeitthiee 14 CENTER STw 649-5271 for Sales and Service and closed Monday, the 24th, and I MON., TOES., WEO. Tuesday, the 25th of December so our employees may Specialiaing in Juicy Tender Steak§ EVERY TUESMY iraiT! BAKED STUFFED SHRIMP 1-100-142-227$ 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Breakfast Served Any Time. enjoy Christmas with their families. Rufes tor KIddlet free Meet — NOISEMAKERS - MUSIC - HATS - DANCING THURS.« FRI. > STEAKS • CHOPS SEAFOOD l strada Two (2) FREE Meals Per Family For CONTINENTAL BR^KFAST 9 a.in..-6 p.m. T LA STRADA Children 12 and Under. Family Means NEW 1973 IRUXIE 500 I SAT. 9 ajlL-l One or Both Parents Present. All Items ENTERTAINMENT BY DINNEHS Qold/white-2-Door Hardtop. Automatic / WEST on Childrens Menu Available, Excluding NEW 1973 FORD LTD 471 Hartford Rd. EAST transmission, V-8., power steering, power 099 Main Stroot "Little Jack Horner Steak’’... THE DUPREES LRed 2-Door Hardtop. Auto, transmission, • LUNCHEONS Manchestor, brakes, vinyl seats, radio, white sidewall Manctiestar > For Reservations Call $30.00 per couple V-8, power steering, power brakes, vinyl STATION WASONS Comor of McKee SL 872-0269 - 875-0401 (Including gratuity & tax) seats, vinyl roof, white sidewall tires, conv. tires, conv. group, front and rear bumper • COCKTAILS Your Ho$t: Jim and ■ Your Host: Doris and Bill DAILY LUNCHEONS SERVED. guards, cony, body side molding, side nWlMMIHIB uw Shaia... group, bumper group, wheel covers, Small V-8. Auto trana., power Banquet Facilitiei Available Jean MoriconL,. R O U TE 83 ELLINGTON, CONN radio, tinted glass, light group and air con molds, light group, wheel covers and air steering, factory air, radio, conditioning. SN 89, List $4901. white wall Urea, electric ta li' ditioning. SN 123, List $5021. window, roof top rack, emerald green and^ireen In Serving the finest... NOW * 3 9 9 0 terior. MANCHESTER M onday NOW ^ 4 0 3 0 ' NEW 1973 SQUIRE WAGON ~ 6 7F0 n NEW 1973 CUSTOM WAGON Green, 6-passenger, auto, transmission, $05 Is Fish Fry. Oldie but goodie. Country White, 6-passenger, automatic transmis V-8, power steering, power brakes, white* Squire, small V-8, auto trana., COUNTRY CLUB BREAKFAST A fMl graat catehl Pttod Stots ol sion, V-8, power steering, power brakes, sidewall tires, conv. group, luggage rack, power steering, radio, electric flili, Frwnch friM, col* (law. tall window, white/red In 1 white sidewall tires, coriv. group, deluxe front and rear bumper guards, tinted terior. SECONDS 1 bumper group, radio, light group, H.D. glass, light group, deluxe wheel covers RESTAURANT MEALS ON THE HOUSEI 1 suspeqslon. SN 232, List $4463. and air conditioning. SN 436, List $M35 And wa’va got lhasa othar spacial days, too: LUXURY SPEC!AL S. MAIN ST.-MANCHESTER 7 DAYS A WEEK 1 NOW * 3 6 6 0 NOW * 4 4 2 0 TUE8. WED. FRI. 73 MMX $3395 LeSabre. 4 Door cuatom SpQghetti D eep Sea Clam I hardtop, V-8, auto trana., Open To The Public 6 A.M. to 12 Noon power atearing, power O'"’ V't'O y vaalS" ' flOO Spree Dinner Special NEW 74 , remaining 73 J brakes, laclory air oon- Monday through Friday I ditloning, tinted glass, radio, 4 LEGAL BEVERAGES Let Dick Lewis I new Good Year white wall LUNCHEON SPECIALS Take Care of 7 A.M. to 12 Noon FORD CARS & TRUCKS Urea, burgundy mlat and * 1 .9 9 * 1 .9 9 I white Interior. Served Daily 11:30 A.M. '' You Saturday and Sunday M .9 9 ■In Stockfi (Formerly to 3 P.M. 1 Mr. Turkey) Special price* for chlldreni i * Many.OfiMrs * FITZGERALD FORD, INC. i § We Cater To Banquets, W O t U A R D "TbLLANO COUNTY'S OLDEST FORD biALCR" A Weddings and Parties 394 Tolland Turnpike jo w n io n S WINDSOR AVE. , ROCKVIL1.E OPEN EVli^ DE CORMIER Tel. 646-0103 Manchaater, Conn. MOTM SALES, MC. FELICES Exit 94 oH 1-89 ^*navoOi(4mertai TEL. 643-2485 875-3369 2IB RROAD STREET SOSItlOMtr; MANCHESTER MANCHESTER • 643^169 . . / ■ ' t V 4 ■ \ PAGE TWENTY-TWO- MANCHESTER. EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri.. Dec. 14, 1973 • . . f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri.. Dec. 14. 1973 — p I" Herald Angie of Tapes in Baseball C.0,N S UME R IS M By Lett AtMter Coach Stan Ogrodnik’s East Catholic Eagles head out-of-state have just that as they travel to ’Trojanland to take on Simsbury The 1973-74 editionlitim of the Manchester High basketball Saturday night to take on Bishop Hendricken of Warwick, R.I. High and its seven-foot center, junior Tom Young. Young Im By Ear/ Yosf team makes its home debut tonight at Clarke Arena Hendricken is one of the best teams in the smallest state in the pressively opened MANCHESTER EVENING HEftAI.n, Halp Wanttd 38 Manchester, (tonn., Frl., Dec. 14.1973 — PAGE TWENTY-FIVE Past' — EtIacUi/e fORTN£ACT/ON TN "RcUm MarMplici" Help Wanted ■ 38 Fhrfit-Nuraarlaa 49 Uualeal.lnstrumants ' 83 Apartmanu Per Radt 83 Y 0 U W A H 7 • Ovar 15,OM Paid Subicribin Apartmants For Rant 83 Oul of Town- Herald Classified Ads TEXAS Oil Company needs CHRISTMASTREES - Tag and B E G IN N E R ’S B a rg a in - For Rant • Ovtr 60,000 Daily Rsaden MANCHESTER - Older one- 66 (IS Word Minimum) good men over 40 for short trips (nit later. AU trees $8. nw e Thpinas oiian, $300. (toll 649 ■ tfiU lTIIIBIT • FaiiRMuItt surrounding M anchesti. (ton- peens and cones. Houle’s 9561 between 82. ^ bedroom apartment, on bus EAST HARTFORD - Modern 1 Oly...... e« per word per day ‘Stoaii Your Fuiun wiOi Emsrtoir’ tact customers. We train. Air ( t o r i ^ s Tree Farm, Bunker. KUTALOmCE line. Includes heat and one-bedroom Spartment, 3 Dty<...... ■ It par word par day ltH>VaOSINOTIMKF««: ,. mall, B.J, Dickerson, Pres., We have a large variety of B Oayt...... 6a par word par day U^IFtKD ADVraHSKMh3VTa Hill Rd., Andover, off Route 6, •••••••••••••••••••#•••••••• carpeted, air-condhioned 26 Day* ...... Sll per word per diy .Mam iiAv aa^vw: n'lijcAnus Southwestern Petroleum Co t ., 742-6832. Wantad to Buy 88 deluxe one and two4>edroom appliances, available Im- Hippy Adi ...... 11,50 Inch Ft. Worth, Tex. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• apartments and townhouses' mraiately. Security required. UnaW hf ma uw*r ' Pud-Food 48 thfooghout Manchester. Ren $145. Superintendent, 5682339. PHONE 643-2711 •••••••••••••••••••••«•••••• WANTED-r Antique furniture, FOUR ROOMS, adults only, no g l^ , pewter, oil paintings or tal office open dally from 85, Sltuaden Wantad 38 • s e a s o n e d FIR EW O O D pets, heat, hot water, BOLTON - Four large room • PersonMis-Anoouneements 3 tsrvicms OtHnd 12 BuMUig-Contraetktg 14 ftoeM eal ... other antique items. Any quan olbw J^mes by appointment. appUances, near bus and shop It available. 50 cords left. Act tity. The Harrisons, 6434700, apartment. Available January WILL CARE for Infants, ping, $175 monthly. CaU 649- 1st. Call 6484313 after 4 p.m. K lU tD S H A R E r i d e 's fro m UGHT TRUCKING, odd jobs, now. We deliver one 3/4 ton 165 Oakland Street. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - TW-CITY ELECTRIC - Ser toddlers or children in my home truck load, $40. 5834145 or 647- ••••••••••••••••••••••••«••• IMITOQnBnSE$,M. M anchester, about 8:30, to lawns mowed, trees cut ana Remodeling, repairing, ad BOX LETTERS ving you in any electrical Wo need (dinner hours only): days. CaU 6494113. 1106, Rooms WBheut Board 88 24M iM i SMe M , MaadMtter ROCKVILLE r Centrally route 44, Avon, leave there removed. Cellars and attics ditions, rec rooms, porches and problems, remodeling, AVAILABLE January 1st, 4 located five-room apartment. F o r Yow about 5. 6434116. cleaned. Free estimates. Call roofing. No job too small. Call maintenance, troubld shooUng, 8491121 « rooms, first floor, newly Heat, hot water, no appliances, 6434000. ... Sewaew • Hostesses • Cooks SPLIT HARDWOOD - $55 a cor- FURNISHED ROOM for Information 6494144. eto CaU us today, Dick, 6& Dogs-BlrdS‘Pats 41 d, $25 for pick-up. Wood stoves redecorated, heat, hot water. np^peto $155 monthly. Security. WILL the lady looking for a MtorliovtiMtywf ! Walters-Waltresses • Salad Makers gentleman, 'homelike at Security. One child accepted, 6481060. THE h e r a l d will not dis 3739 or Bob 6464194. available. Phone 742-8707. MANCHESTER - Centrally dark secretary dedk, please SHARPENING Service - CARPENTRY - Repairs, • liep|»yaNI mosphere. Includes kitchen and no pets. $170. Phone 64816M. close the identity of any • Cashiers • Bus help CHRISTMAS Puppies - AKC, ^ i n g . Security. 6484936,649-^ located four rooms, first floor, return to Marlows, 881 Main Saws, knives, axes, shears, m o d elin g , additions, roofing. FlooHMf I t BOLTON - Second floor apart advertiser using box letters. Street, we have just what you skates, rotary blades. Quick miniature Schnauzers. Born FIREWOOD for sale by the no pets. $150. Security required. CaU DavidPatria, South Wind^ • Bartenders • Dishwashers 11/5, will be ready to go by 2289602. IF YOU are looking now for 6 ment, quiet neighborhood, want. service. Capitol Equipment pick-up truck load. Call 648 Readers answering blind box sor, 644-1796. FLOOR- Sanding and (toristmas. ExceUent tempera large rooms with stove, fireplace. References required. < ads who desire to protect their Co., M Main St., M anm ster. FURNISHED ROOM for washer-dryer hookup, eat-in Refinishing, (specializing in ment, don’t shed. 8783263. working lady, modem kitchen, SUNNY four rooms. Appliances $190 monthly. 643-5983.' identity can follow this Autos For S»I4 4 Hours daily 7.: 30-5, ’Thursday WES ROBBINS carpentry older floors). I^d e palnung, kitchen and more, in quiet yet 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- HEY QOOFI HARpW(X)D for .sale, cut to 1 linens, private entrance, supplied. One child. Immediate procedure; remodeling specialist. Aq- ceiling John Verfatoe, 646- Apply In person to; AKC pure white German / ’ lengths, split and delivered, convenient neighborhood, ^ COVENTRY - Four-room 1968 FORD Galaxie 500, V8, one 7958. 1 2 parking, central, (toll 643-8649. occupancy. $145. S ecurity Enclose your reply to toe ______« diUons, rec rooms, dormers, 575M ^2222. Shepherd puppies, large boned, call anytime, 6491573. deposit. 633-6028. monthly, call 6485675 or 648 heated apartment, ^ carpeted, box in an' envelope — ad owner, good condition, 53,000. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, championship bloodUne, 1-668. 1924. garage, appliances. Adults. $160 miles, power steering, CUSTOM MADE Draperies, EMERSON’S LTD ROOM in private home, female dressed to the Classified 6494446. Nofldl-SIseAs-MorfgagM 27 Happy 40th 9254. FIREPLACE Wood, FIVE ROOMS, first floor, gar plus security. 742-6443. automatic. |7U. Call 64M771 very reasonable, work 29 WlMlMr Aw. Wbidtor, Coni. only. Kitchen privileges, 30 LOCUST STREET - First Manager, Manchester guaranteed seasoned for one parking. Phone 6486609. age. Nice location. Reasonable. guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- LEON CIESZYNSKI buU der- floor, heated apartment, four •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Evening Herald, together MORTGAGES, loans first se B iilh d a y SIAMESE KITTENS - 5 1/2 year. Pick ih> load $30. *No young'children or pets. NEED CAR? Crfedit bad? new'homes custom built, cond, third. All kinds. ^ I t y months male, $15, 31/2 months Evenings 6 to 7:30 p.m., 648 Security. ^ 7 2 3 7 . rooms, family unit. Security. Business Locations lor with a memo listing toe com Bankrupt? Repossessed? remodeling,*' additions, rec CLEAN ROOM for working $185. Call 85, 6482426. Rent 87 statewide, credit rating un female, registered, $25. (toU 4502. gentleman. Call 6491425 after 5 panies you do NOT want to see Honest Douglas accepts lowest ODD jobs, paneling, household rooms, garages, kitchens necessary. Reasonable. Con- 872-7658. (UPl pboto) r^ddrs, carpentry. Call 649- p.m. MANCHESTER - One bedroom INDUSTRIAL SPACE - 1,400, your letter. Your letter will be down, smallest payments. remodeled, bath Ule, cement The old body by Flscheri WOOD lor fireplace, by pick up Ranch type apartment. MANCHESTER - Available im destroyed if toe advertiser is Douglas Motors, 345 Main. work. Steps, doiiners. Residen BOOKKEEPER - Excellent op mediately, four rooms with 8,300, 10,000, 6,200, starting at portunity for person with ambi LHASA APSO, female, gold, truck load. Phone after 6 p.m., R(X)MS - Full motel service, Includes beat and appUances. one you’ve mentioned. If not tial or commercial. CaU 649- I Is really over the hill now .l black tip, white chest, tnree 6494781. heat, centrally located. Adults .80 cents a square foot, in Gary Howat Takes Left to Neck tion and above average ability. color TV, free parking, $tt a $170 per m onth. P au l W. cluding heat. Warren E. it will be bandied in toe usual AUTO INSURANCE - com REWEAVING burns, moth 4291. ford. Evenings, 233-6879’. months old. CaU 6434072 after Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 648 only, no pets. $185 monthly. Call Experience In accounts C /a ss week single, $48 a week double 9 to 5 p.m., 643-1570. Howland, Realtors, 6481108. During Fight with Mike Murphy pare our low rates. For a holes. Zippers repaired. Win Flrat 4:30. FIREWOOD - Half cord, spUt, 1021. manner. telephone quotation call Mr. • receivable desirable. ExceUent occupancy. Connecticut Motor dow shades, Venetian blinds. R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd MANY THANKS cut and delivered, $25. (toll 6(^ Dolin at 6464050. Keys made. TV for rent. benefits. Good starting pay. SHEET METAL Lodge, 400 Tofland Tpke., THREE ROOMS, quiet, plea MANCHESTER - 100,000 try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad mortgages — interim financing [To The Manchester Qlrig Llva Stock 42 9968 or 487-0641. Manchester. 0481555. FOUR ROOM duplex, central Marlow's, 867 Main St. 649-5221. ditions, porches, any type Mr. Centini, Coca Cola sant, convenient location. square feet, will divide. *- expMltious and confidential • Scouts. You'll never know^: ng Company, 451 Main location. Security. Available Suitable for manufacturing and 1968 PLYMOUTH EURY H, remodeUng, 646-2087. service, J. D. Real Estate a MECHANICS GIVE A gift certificate. SEASONED FIREWOOD for December 15th. Uall 6490725. Working adults, no pets. Partly PLEASE READ four-door sedan. Good condi TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving [what your tree and handf; Street, East Haruord. R(X)M FOR gentleman, quiet, furnish^, lease, security. 643- warehouse. 1-2281206. Disallowed Goal Assoc. 646-1980. imade ornaments mean to | Horseback riding or Instruc sale, pick-up truck load, convenient location. 224 2880. tion. 1700 or best offer. 872-7491. large appliances, cleaning ANY ’TYPE remqdeUng and ad- A MACHINE tions. Ideal for . Xmas or deliverra, split and stacked, DELMONT STREET - New cellars and attics, also some RELIEF COOK - weekends, Charter Oak Street, 6434368. 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for YOUR AD diUons, masonry and carpentry Buatnoas Opportunity 2t Irene BIssett i Birthday gifts. For particulaYS $35. 7487833, 6483499. duplex, 2 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, 1970 CHEVELLE, 350, four- tree work done. 644-1775. work. Free estimates. CaU A. hours 6-2. CaU Meadows (Con ASSEMBLERS MANCHESTER - Immediate, store, office etc. $160, Call 648 Riles Bruin Ace valescent Home, 646-2321, Ext. call 64843U. Bolton Riding m a l e to share apartment and appliances. $225. plus security 2426, 85. speed, mags. Excellent condi SquiUacote, 6494811. Academy, Route 85, Bolton, WOOD FOR Sale - On and references. (]all days, 648 brand new 3-bedroom duplexes, Classified or “Want Ads’’ COUNTRY store for sale, lock, 52, Mrs. Kingsley. Minimum one year expenses with young maitied living room, large kitchen with tion. Phone 646-6404 after 6 p.m. GUTTERS cleaned and stodi and barrel. WeU traveled Holp Wantad 38 Conn. premises, cords or trunk load. 5144 a ^ for Jack. United Press International Dennis Hextall scored for are taken over the phone as a repaired. Guaranteed no leaf experience. Must read couple, own room, wall to wall all appliances, wall-to-wall STORE 24 1/2x35’, full base 4 c a r p e n t r y - Porches, gar- highway, for particulars caU 270 Gardner Street, Phil Esposito wasn’t PART TIME bookkeeping and blueprints. ExceUent fringe carpeting. Student preferred, carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, private ment, Center Street location. Minnesota as Boston increased convenience. ’The advertiser 1962 FORD Fairlane, needs problem. Interior, exterior ages, additions, bathrooms, I or 649-7^7669. PART-TIME work at home on Poultry-Suppllos 43 Manchester. 118 MAIN ST. - 3 room apart generator, otherwise excellent painting. Reasonable rates. B. general office, automotive benefits and pay. near MCC, security required. basement, driveway, $250 Call 6480459. satisfied. its lead in toe EasIfeiPivision to should read his ad toe FIRST kitchens. Houses, repairs. Free toe telephone In Manchester CaU 647-9253. ment, heat, security, $160. CaU The high-scoring center for six points over second place DAY IT APPEARS and condition. |190. Phone 643-7932. estimates. SmaU jobs. Stephen area. CaU tor informaUon 1-658- experience preferred. CaU 643- monthly plus security. Mr. ------— ------V- Holp NTmlwr* 38 1511. TOM TURKEYS - Fresh, not FmEPLACE WOOD - pick-up 6482426, 85. STORAGE Warehouse - 10,500 the Boston Bruins notched his Montreal. REPORT ERRORS in Ume Martin, 646-7295. 5515 or 1473-2995. PRESSURE RLAST frozen. Phone 638241S. load delivered, $ . (toU alter Martin, Frechette & Martin ' > .______- 22 Wantod’Rooms 82 Realtors, Inc, 263 Main Street, square feet. Stock Place, rear. 29th and 30th goals of the season In other games, Toronto beat for the next insertion. The CHEVELLE 1965, V8, ED’S FLDOR Geaning Com 5:30 p.m,, 647-1283, anytime LOVELY 2-bedroom apartment automatic, $250. Call 643-2250 ply. Gean, wax and buff all FULL-TIME male clerk and MFG.C0., INC. Manchester, 6484144. Attractive rental. Brokers Thursday night, but all he Atlanta, 6-1, Detroit whipped Herald is responsible for only TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser GENERAL MACHINIST - over 41 (toapel Street weekends. ■ VERNON AREA; malecoUege with refrigerator, range, dis after 6 p.m. floors. Call 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., 643- time, paid holidays, excellent Articles lor Sale protected. Call 522-3114. wanted to talk about after his St. Louis, 7-3, and Los Angeles ONE incorrect or omitted in vice, repairs, remodeUng, ad- ' Manchester, Conn. 48 grad seeking a room with posal, neat and air- 0367. diUons, garages and custom insurance benefits. Metronics, team’s 4-2 triumph over toe edged toe New York Islanders, sertion for any advertisement SEASONED FmEWOOD, pick kitchen privileges, (tontact Rob conditioning, parking. $195 STORE FOR rent inquire at 1971 MERCURY, Montego, building. Free estimates. 643- Inc., Route 6 and 44-A, Bolton. IDEAL Christmas gifts - hand monthly. Handy to Main Street. Minnesota North Stars, was tne 3-2. and then only to toe extent of a up truck load, delivered. Call Bartos, 1-4282800. Dubaldo Music Center, 186 MX, station wagon, automatic C&S HOME CARE, carpentry, 5769. Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, pieced quilts, beautiful and after 3 p.m. 6481470.' CaU 64-2427. V ILU fiE R goal that didn’t count. “make good’’ insertion. MACHINIST— Part-time, mor West Middle Tpke., or call 649- Inge Hammerstrom scored transmission, power steering. roofs, insulation, painting, FULL-TIME apartment between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., warm. Phone 647-9750. power brakes, factory air, nings, The AmerbeUe Corpora CONDmOHING Apartments For Rent 83 APARTMENTS 6205 or 6 4 8 ^ . A shot by Esposito midway two goals and assisted on Errors which do not lessen toe irtterior-exterior, trucking, tion. 104 East Main Street, superintendent, for main- weekdays. SPLTT OAK fireplace wood, for QUIET 8 room heated apart through the second period another to lead Toronto ^ s t value of toe advertisement tinted glass, small V-8, new snow plowing. Complete home RockvUle. Contact Mr. Larry ta\aence and repairs. DARK RICH clean loam, 5 deliveries call 7487886. ment, appliances and utilities Five-room, 2-bedroom tires, plus mounted snow tires, and apartment care. Call 6^ Boottng-SUkig-Chlmnoy It and MANCHEISTER - four room MANCHESTER - First level 8 appeared to have gone into the Atlanta and snap toe Maple will not be corrected by Passardi, 875-3825, between Manchester area. Good salai7 yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, apartment, one child, no dogs, Included. Prefer middle-aged townhouse, wall-to-wall room paneled suite with 32,300. 647-9797 after 6. 4828, &84066. lus apartment provided, sand, stone, pool and patio carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con Minnest^ net before rebounding Leafs’ three-game losing “make good" insertion. ROOFING and roof repairing, 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. An equal op REFRIGEMTIOII Qardan Products 80 gas heat, appliances, im lady or couple. No pets. waiting room and receptionist back out. The goal juc^ge was of streak. The win moved Toronto . 1 portunity employer. lamato Enterprises, 646-1021 sand. 643-9504. mediate occupancy, $135. 638 Paiving. CaU M7-1619. ditioners, appliances, heat 1967 PONTIAC Lemans, 326, 4- Coughlin Roofing Co. 6tt-7707 B room. Excelleht parking the same opinion as the red to within one point of the ------(S------SERVICE MM BUY YOUR Potatoes direct 9057. and hot wa(er, IVk tiled baths, facilities. Ideal location for speed, excellent running condi EXPERIENCED reliable ALUMINUM SHEETS used as FOUR room a light flashed signifying a score thirdplace New York Rangers - BIDWELL Home Inmrovement MACHINIST - We have toe from the Potato Warehouse, by lent, newly washer and dryer hookup, professional. For details call 643 2711 tion, 3550. CaU 647-9M7. woman to clean bouse, one day WOMAN wanted to do printing plates, .007 thick, decorated includes heat, all but the referee ruled the puck in the East. Co. E xpert instaU ation of following openings: Lathe, Journeyman, minimum 5 (toldor’s. Wholesale prices wiiith DELUXE PRIVATE patio. No pets. .... Martens Agency, Realtors, An Ym l i QEMV MOT weekly, own transportation. lightoousekeeping for cleaning' ux32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. retail service. 646^48. ee. and base- 6482550. never went into the net. Detroit spotted St. Louis aluminum siding, gutters and Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cin- year’s experience, full-time, Townhouse, two bedrooms, 1 AUTOMOBILE Insurance? Call timafle. The Purdy Corp., 586 CaU 646-7618. company.— ipany. "You would *’ ' have a Phone 6482711. 1/2 baths, carpeting, fuU base Feburary 1st. Call 649-7620 “It was in all right,’’ said three goals before roaring back Lost and Found Tom Crockett at the Crocketf Sm$diia|itl trims. Roofing installation and 12-month job. CMS, Blue iilar ri repairs. 649-6tt5, 875-9100. HUUard Street, 6490000. regular route of apartments Hrtusdtdd Qoods 81 ment, appliances, garage, Esposito, who became the first with seven of its own as tte Red Agency, 643-1577 for low rates A great Chriatmaa Preaent OF COURSE your famUy com Cross, vacations, profit and homes to be cleaned on a NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 private vara, heat, super toai- National Hockey League player Wings ended their sixgame LOST - Male Sheltie (Miniature and efficient service. It pays to ;; 1974 Motor Homos NURSE Aides - fuU time, aU es first, but maybe you needan sharing, excellent working weekly basis, 4 or 5 days a cenjs each. Inquire side door. WE BUY and seU good used fur tion. $245. After 6 p.m., 6 ^ BRAND NEW two-family, Wanted to Rent 69 Collie), brown and white, check with Tom. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, outside interest, too. You, too Manchester Evening Heralds , available immediately, three in modern times to reach the 30- winless skein. Detroit managed ;; (All Stool Framoo) roofing, storm windows, aw shifts available. Opportunity to conditions. CaU Woodcock week. Good steady work, niture. Houstons, Comer Pine 6886, 6382492. goal plateau in 26 games. 24 shots on goal in toe second vicinity Parker Street. Reward. 10 dynamie nursl^ team at can be an Avon RepresentaUve Refrigeration Co., 644-1511 Manchester and West Hartfonl Street and Hartford Rd., bedrooms, private drive, fully Furnished Apartments 84 WANTED - House with yard in 1968 COUGAR XR7, automaUc, nings. QuaUty workmanship, and earn money for the NICE collection of 60 old an “Thankfully, we didn’t need it period compared to only two for Phone 6434634. From *7,690. eadows Convalescent Omter, areas. $2.45 an hour to start Manchester, 6491639. MANCHESTER - Seven rooms, carpeted, central location, $260 Bolton-Manchester-Coventry power steering, power brakes. free estiinates. FuUy insured. ^ “extras" you want for your tique pipes, (toll 644-8064. monthly plus security. 6487617. but what if it had been a close the Blues. Larry Johnston’s 872-9187, 6494417. 646-2321. Ius benefits for full-time help, unfurnished. Will consider ONE ROOM, bath, area. Phone 647-9514 after 6 LOST - 330 reward still on for Air shocks, studded snow tires. Hurry on down to family. Am win prizes, meet fust have good dependable car. NORGE electric dryer, A-1 refrigerator, heat, hot water, p.m. game? Then what?’’ goal with less than two minutes S children. CaU 647-1043, after 6 gra^ tiger cat, \white under 31,000 or best offer. 643-8258 people, have fun. It’s easy to CaU after 6 p.m, 6464133. Ad THE PROVEN carpet cleaner condition, $75. (toU 6»2S52. p.m. FIVE ROOMS, tiled bath, heat Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main Ken Hodge scored Boston’s remaining in toe middle stanza K C TONN HLSJL KG. ROOFING — Specializing RN or LPN^ part time, 11-7, chin, only. Gone since after 5 p.m. Laurel Manor, 6t t ^ l 9. get started. Just call 289-^. vanced Geaiung Company. Blue Lustre is easy on the and hot water, included, newly Street. two other goals and he was snapped a 3-3 tie. November 9th. Kindly call, 649- RoHli6 ,WMmanlle repairing roofs, new roofs, WANTED part time mechanic budget. Restores forgotten remodeled, middleaged adults, . gutter work, chimneys, cleaned for Brunswick automaUc pin MANCHESTER - Spacious 8 quick to credit Minnesota Juha Widing’s goal in toe se 5961. MUSTANG 1965, 8 cylinder, lUc pi PART TIME janitoral work colors. Rent electric sham- securito deposit, references, no ROCKVILLE - 3 1/2-room Houses For Safe 72 1 ’♦»♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦#»♦♦♦» and repaired. 30 years 6 IETARY AIDES - Part-time. setters,, this positionDsition is tor{( room apartment, includes elec goalie Cesare Maniago for cond period snapped a scoreless hardtop, convertible, Experience helpful but not mornings, call 6495334. pooer, $1. The E. A. Johnson tricity, heat, stove and ets. Parking, 11 1/2B School apartment, quiet neighborhood, experience. Free estimates. nights and weexends. Must be 1123 Main St., East Htfd. preventing thegame from tur tie and his assist on Mike LOST - Gray and white altered automatic, bucket seats, necessary. Honrs required **HAVE FUN Paint Company, 723 Main refrigerator. Security deposit gt. Across from East Side Rec. security. No children or pets. MANCHESTER - Original excellent interior, 3^ firm. MILLAR ’TREE Service, Inc. Howley, 643-5361. mechanicaUv inclined, contact. Strict, Manchester. 6494501. 5284606 Near Main St. $160 monthly. 6481060. owners selling their home, ning into a rout. Corrigan’s third-period marker cat, vicinity of Green Manor. 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and manager, Parkade Bowling TRUCK DRIVER and references required. $145. Phone 647-9355. 649-3333 after 6 p.m. Removal, pruning, lot clearing, 3:30 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. East W HIU WORKINQ Experienced with furniturer- Phone 646-6010. three iarge bedrooms, 2 full “We would have had more helped Los Angeles down toe Lanes, no phone calls. baths, large kitchen with built- spraying. Fully insured. GUTTERS and roofs repaired Hartfwd Convalescent Home, AT SHAKEY’S*’ good pay and company benefits. SNOW BLOWER, sled and hand *VACUUM CLEMIER MANCHESTER - 2 bedroom than four (goals) if it wasn’t for Islanders. The goal and assist 1970 MERCURY Montego, Licensed. Free estimates. Apply in person. The Living ipower. Phone 6492182. apartment, ideal for young in oven, range and dishwasher. Porsonsis-Announcemonts 2 and replaced. Excellent 745 Main Street, East Hartford. Shakey’s Pizza Parlors are FULL-TIME Secretaiy - good *raW E I NOZZIE Maniago,” said Hodge. “He made Wldlng toe Kings’ all- excellent condition, low Phone 633-5345. Room by Bezzini, 519 East M if family, includes heat, Houses lor Rent Attractive dining area. Living workmanship. Reasonable expanding to several new typist, heavy dictaphone 'KOORPOUSHa 65 E robbed me a couple of times time scoring leader with 217 PIANO wanted, any condition. mileage. Phone 875-8009. rices. Free estimates. Ralph die Turnpike. TAG SALE - skates, skis, bike, tfOOHiUD appUances and carpets, $205 room with fireplace." $32,500. ELECTRICIAN - Experienced locations. Immediate experience, light shorthand, Wolverton Agency, Realtors, and also took away ^ few points as Los Angeles moved Call anytime, 742-7141. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) aunders, 646-1399. in commerical and residential lamps, desk. 182 p.m., Satur *mw 8HMIP00BI monthly. Paul W. Dougan, MANCHESTER - Six-room others.'” 1962 FORD Fairlane, good run Trees cut, building lots cleared, g openings for Assistant filing and general office day, 27 Philip R ^ . Realtor, 643-4535 or 6481021. 649-2813. into fifth place in the West Divi wiring. Benefits. CaU 646-5420 See these at our store, open IMNOli brick Ranch, two baths, two The Bruins held a 4-0 lead sion. GENTLEMAN needs ride from ning condition, 51,000 miles. trees topped. Got a tree Managers. No experience between 8-5:30 p.m. DuBaldo untU 9 P.M., Monday - Satur MANCHESTER - Older before Bill Goldsworthy and Foster Street to State Welfare, 375. 649-2440. problem? Well worth phone Electric Company. necessary. We will train you. Tolland 'Tpke., Manchester, 648 TAG SALE - Items too UPMTIINTS 4 1/2 ROOMS, second floor, Asylum Avenue, Hartford, caU, 7424252. If you are personable, 8440. Must be over 18 and have numerous to list, fireplace day, for yoiir convenimee. stove, heat, hot water, and gas. Colonial in excellent condition. Haating-Plumbing HoflNlMfl SlYaai Much new work performed' in hours 8:30-4:30, starting 1969 PONTIAC GTO, 4-speed, ir^ energetic and interested In i experience. wood. Saturday, 9-4. 558 (Off W. M M to-M e.) Working couple. CaU 649-4068. Ansen mags, SW tach, tape oooooooooooooooooooooooooooo ■wsoNo. sKcniBr WetheraU Street, Manchester. cluding 2 full baths, formal Friday, December 21. Call 649- rewarding future, than apply •UIICIIE8TB SEVEN ROOM house, 3 4377 after 6 p.m. deck, air shocks. First 3 ^ . 359 PaJntlng-Paporing 13 B O m Heating and Plumbing Training Opportunities for MALE - Part-time, three nights ATTRACTIVE 4 1/2 rooms, se bedrooms, kitchen remodeled. dining room, three bedrooms, 2- I Basketball ' GOST AGGQKiniG now at PORTABLE dishwasher, M fllw car garage. $35,900. Wolverton Parker Street. — Prompt, courteous service. men rtr women in the United weekly, or more, time to be THE HOLLY BERRY Shoppe, slightly used, with cutting cond floor apartment, stove and Security deposit, lease. Phone C VICTOR Lehtinen Painting - CaU 643-1496. GUIK SIUKEY'S States Air Force, (jail 646- arranged. Geaning offices. CaU a cozy Uttle (toristmas shop in MR HOUm COV. refrigerator, $150 monthly. 6482871, 643-7605. Agency, Realtors, 6482813. Interior - Exterior. Stainuig, board top. Asking $125. CaU 648 Senior League 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent 7440, MSgt. Gary MiUer, 555 628^4 after 4:30. the country. Open daily 1 to 5 7752. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury Lease, security. MiddleagM Y Intermediate condition, excellent gas window repair. Phone after 6 NO JOB too smaU. Immediate ^ PIZZA PARLOR p.m., weekends 11 to 5 p.m. 235 apartments. Features waU-to- couple prefeiTM. No pets or BOLTON LAKE waterfront, 4 MANCHESTER-VERNON line STANDINGS Toros Leading p.m., 1-423-3578. A conscientious person wlto Main St.. Manchester; - Original owner leaving state One close gam& and one mileage, 31,600. Call 289-KI02 service on service calls. Located in Vernon Grcle MATURE WOMAN for part- Hebron Road, Bolton, 6464080, 30’’ GE stove, P7 oven wali carpeting, vanity tile children. References required. room cottage, electric heat, W runaway m ark^ play last night after 6 p.m. estimates gladly given on one year’s experience in cost (Exit 95, off of 146) time employment as dental 643-0325. CaU 6481074. couples only, no pets, security. and can give immediate oc Moriarty’s . W(frld Hockey R&M PAINTING - Painting, cleaning; Coldspot 17 cubic.foot baths, buUt-in oven, range, cupancy on this three bedroom 3 as the Beaii'l edged Deci’s. 54- heating or plumbiiu. Faucets accounting and time keeping Or call Ed Barrett BABYSITTER - In my home, assistant, mornings only. CaU 8487777. Ansaldi’s paperhanging, exterior and in freezer; Whirlpool electric dishwasher, refrigerator aiKl Ranch with 2-car garage, 3 TORONTO (UPI) - The Trucks-Tractor 8 repaired or instauM. Water functions. High school 8754793 Ught hours, one child. Phone 6483443. < USED VIEWLEX sUde projec- dryer; maple four piece twin- FOUR-ROOM apartment, first 50, and F an n y ’s K itchers terior, commercial and 6^1781. disposal, electric heat, 2 air fireplaced living room, large Schiebel’s 2 'foronto Toros are in sole worked on. C o m p l^ - graduate. tor, Viewlex single slide bed set; kingsize Colonial floor, cellar, storage, garage, overwhelmed toe Super Bads, residential, 644-0642. j systems, rec rooms, carrier, Airequipt automatic conditioners, glass sliding kitenen with dining area. Near Aircrafters 2 62-33. possession of second place in 1964 FORD Econoline Van, pan B TEACHERS WANTED - AU maple bed; etc. 644-2093. ^ g jrt. $155 per month. (^11 M8 Langan eled and carpeted, needs etc. ( M M6iM Plumbing 4i SC R E E N W ASHER - no levels. Foreign and Domestic slide changer, a forty sUde doors, all large rooms. FuU Out ol Town- acre lot. $39,900. Wolverton 1 Setting the pace for Beau’s the World Hockey Association’s J.P. LEWIS e Son custom We offer pleasant working Agency, Realtors, 6482813. Kahunas engine. Call 643-4631. 8 Heating, 649-2871. CLERK TYPIST - with figure experience necessary. We will Teachers, Box 1063, Vancouver, magazines, two storage cases SMALL couch, very good condi basement storage area, ample For Rent 66 1 were Jim Jutras (18), Bruce East Division today because of decorating, interior and Striders " condiUons. Fringe benefits in apptitude, needed for small train. Good wages, company Wash., 98860. for slides and marazmes, $M tion, moving, must sell. parking. Starting at $175. Han NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, half of 0 Taga Taggart (14) and Dave a 33-second blackout. exterior, paper hanging. Fully SEWERLINES, sink lines, paid fringe benents and plenty for the lot. C an 643-5684 A FEW CHOICE apartments at MANCHESTER - Four family Groman's clude free Blue Cross, CMS, pleasant local office. Burroughs CaU 6481153 before 4:30 or 648 dy to shopping, schools, bus two-family. IVk baths, 0 Bidwell (12). Rich Wasserman The blackout, by Cleveland insured. 649-9658. cleaned with electric cutters, Life Insurance and many posting machine or Convaus- of overUme. Growing division between 44 p.m. carpeting, appUances included. Vernon’s finest address, home in the center of town, Auto-Serv/ca 8968>after 5. and reUgious fadUties. excellent condition throughout canned 21 points fi; toe losers goalie Gerry Cheevers, enabled by professionals. McKinney others. Visit our Personnel cent Ifome experience may be of major company. Apply Model apartment open for in Full basement, $267 per month. Northgate, with very large Accesaor/es 7 INSIDE-Outside painting. with four large rooms each and Jack Tally added 10. the Toros to score two goals 33 Bros. Sewer Disposal Com Department for interview an asset. Excellent benefit directly at Electrocai, Gleimie RNS LPNS PINE CONE Christmas BEAUTIFUL - Custom buUt spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday Paul W. Dougan, R «Itor, 648 rooms, very large walk-in With two players hitting more Special rates for people over 65. pany, 643-53(». ■* Road, South Windsor, Connec decorations, reasonable prices. closets, fully carpeted, dis apartment. Excellent estate Dan Pinto, Bob Paganai and seconds apart in toe first period CRAGER Mag wheels, 15x6. today. program and good starting French provincial cabinet, like Sunday. Other times by 4535,6481021 ^ than 20 points - Ray LaGace 26 FuUy insured. Estimates given. salaiy. Contact Mr. Messier, ticut. $ 4 .3 0 1 3 .5 0 See Sue, 34 Bates Rd., hwasher, plus your very own buildef. $65,000. Wolverton Steve Anderson each canned a Thursday night and go on to a 3- Fit GM cars, lugs and locks, new. Phone 644-2948. appointment. and Wally Hallas 21 - and Bob CaU 649-7863. JOHN C. MARTIN Plumbing~ 6 4 6 ^ 1 . Manchester, 649-9574. TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, full sized clothes washer and Ag^cy, Realtors, 6482813. dozen markers for toe Kitchen. 1 triumph over toe Crusaders. excellent condition, 3115. Call Full or part-time positions Beckwith netting 16, Ansaldi’s Free estimates on remodeUt^ REAL ESTATE - Earn $12,000 SEWING MACHINES • 1973 full private basement. Private dryer, private patio and Marty Shea.Jll) and Tom Cur Tom Simpson scored at 1:17 649-1401. NEED a Paperhanger - caU available on 3-11. and 11-7 $22,900 - TWO-BEDROOM Contractors upended the repairs and new construction. AMF CUNO DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted plus yearly. Must have license Zig-zag unclaimed, lay a way, Cal: entrances and patio. Includes beautiful grounds. A quiet well tis (10) pacM toe Supers. and Bob L ^ u c at 1:50 to give after 5 p.m., 6^24W. or in process. Confidential in shifts. Company paid life, Sporting Goods 47 managed place to live. Rents Ranch, ceramic tile bath, .Striders last night at Illing, 97- TWO S’TUDDED snow tires, CaU 8754448 for modem suburban practice. $43.90. Singer touch and sew, UM HOUSHM COUP. heat, appUances, carpets, $245 toe Toros a quick 24 lead. Full-time position available im terview. CaU Ralph Pasek, health, major medical and per month. Paul W. Dougan, $195 to $240 with heat and aluminum storms, oversized 60. size F70-14, very good condi DIVISION ONE PAIR YAMAHA skis, originally over $300. now S 4 » M e i garage, patio, Hutchins Agen The crowd of 3,888 was the NUTMEG PAINTING - FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, 1 MafetlMtl mediately in Vernon. Pleasant Realtor, 2897475, 7«4243. . disability insurance. Truly b a ilo r, 6484535, 6481021. parking included. Northgate, Brian Wells (17) and Carrol tion, 320. Also two studded snow never used, were $100. Will seU Fully guaranteed. CRall 528 M i m MraOCKt MPlBf cy, M9-5324. Businessmen smallest of the season to see toe Interior and exterior. repairs, remodeUng, free es Talcehvee,Ceei. environment with fringe one of the best benefit 0931, Dimler. 300 South Street, Vernon, 872- Erickson (14) paced the losers. tires, G78-15, mounted on Reasonably priced. For a free for $50. Call 6493259 643-8H 1 6011. W L Toros play in Toronto evert Plymouth wheels, one month timates. No job too small. Am OppOftUUltjf MtMpiOfMf benefits. CaU 522-9211 from 9to LIVE-IN companion, packages in the industry. WE HAVE customers waiting estimate, 643-5295, between 6-9 StapflaR J. LMohM Jr. MANCHESTER - '7-room Army & Navy 3 0 though it was the most impor old, 350. 646-3583. . Prompt service on emergoicy. 5 p.m., Monday through Satur housekeeper, own room, small Pleasant Working conditions. Florlst-Nursorlos CLEAN USED — refrigerators, for the rental of your apartment p.m. 643-7(B4. ' day. salary, with older woman. Oak Sairt. • 646-B2B7 or home. J.D. Real Estate VERNON - Willow Brook luxury Ranch includes in- East Side Juniors Roberta 3 0 tant game the team has played Opportunity to join dynamic ranges, automatic washers / •V Street area. East Hartford. CaU with guarantees. See them at B. Associates, Inc. 6481980. Apartments, 3Va rooms at $180; ground pool, huge kitchen with Dave Roberts (11) and Chris Civicis ’ 2 1 in toe history of toe franchise. after 8:30 p.m. 5684173, or 568 nursing teanrt as one 8f the LIVING CHRISTMAS Trees, In _ 4 ^ rooms at $205. Includes all the built-ins, den with Boser (12) had the hot hands Westown 2 1 It was toe only game of toe 11 Sar/leas OBarod 12 Bar/looa OBarod 12 town, rear 19 Lewis Street. Tag, D. Pearl’s AroUances, 649 Main M ANCHESTER • T hree- Motoreydas-BIcyclas 5572. natiori’s largest health care St., CaU 6482171. MANCHESTER Area - heat, hot water, refrigerator, fireplace, 3 bedrooms, two full last night at the East Side Rec Groman’s 2 1 night in the World Hockey cut your own. Attendant on lot, bedroom apartment with fuU (Hebron) Modern 4 rooms, $190 oven-range, disposal, dls- baths, heated family room, 2 facilities continues to December 13th through 23rd, as the Police tripped up Top Buzzards 2 1 Association. \)SSA, 1969 Pioneer, rebuilt TOOiL MAKER, machirtlsts, expand. basement, 1 1/2 baths, range per month includes heat, hot hwasher, wall-to-wall plus garages. Wolverton Agen from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. U ll 649 WESTINGHOUSE 40” electric and refrigerator, heat, hot Notch Foods, 38-31. Joe Lovell U.A.C 1 .2 engine, new shocks, chajn, milling machine operators. range, two ovens, $35. CaU 648 water,' caipeting, appliances, car] peting, air-conditioning, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. studded rear tire, etc. 32U. 9125^ for appointment. water, included. $172 monthly. arxing, swimming pools, (7) and Clyde Redd (6) paced Telso 0 3 BOBBY recuperating Exrcrirace preferred but will Contact Emelia Kumik, 1656: storage, 6482871, 6464)^. Phone 6494474. MAID SERVICE train right m an. Apply at CaU Brentinoor Management Rghted tennis courts, basket NEW COLONIALS - 3 and 4 Sport Mart Assistant Director of toe Foodmen. NEW YORK (UPI) - CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag (tojnpany, 643-5177. ball'court, ice skating, picnic bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, Fre I^ a g o n Tool Company, 121 Nursing Service LEAVING STATE - Sofa, diair IXX)KING for anything in real Forward Bobby Rousseau of 1973 YAMAHA Model TX500, Adams Street, now, cut later. All trees, $8 groves, storage. No pets. Call fireplace, built-ins, vinyl siding, Wide selection. Weekdays after and lounge chair, new condi estate rental — apartments, the New York Rangers was '500 cc, low mileage, best offer. MANCHESTER • One bedroom homes, multiple dwellings, no Vernon; 872-8511 between 9-4, carpeting, city water and APARTMENT HOME 3 p.m., anytime weekends. tion, othrtr items. Phone a f t« 5 ordered off the IceThursday for Call 646-4004 between 8:30 - 5 AGGRESSIVE Area Real MEADOWS 66 apartment, with range, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate weekdays, after 4, and on sewers, gas hot water heat. tA r M jr t; * 7 w u 0w arMk bWor* C hiU H ntB , s o d a il im a t P a io lt a ra I a week to recuperate from p.m. Birch Mountain Rd., Bolton. p.m., 643-4373. refrigerator, heat, hot water in weekends, call 872-4400. Offered from $37,500 to $38,900. Estate firm, looking for CONVALESCENT ••••••••••••••«••••••••••••• Associates, Inc. 6481980. strained back muscles suffered CLEANING c l e a r in g licensed aggressive sales per cluded. $126 monthly. Call Vantage Realty, 872-9402. 4 CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag, cut Musical Instruments M in a team workout last Monday. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all sonnel. Many lisitings CENTER Brentinoor Management Com TWO-BEDROOM duplex, half ROCKVILLE - Three-room KM'S: laMwtat, CarfliMlt, NkMam M • laMn makes, models and speeds. Advanced Cleaning Company woe eetobllehed to moke Hte a little easier lo r you. We specialize in apart your own. Large selection, pany, 6485177. apartment, heat, hot .water, MANCHESTER - 6 room * available, boto local and out of 333 Bidwell St. Manchester KENT snaare drum with stand, of two-family.. Includes I DaOdout applet; pint Fratb Odir. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Spruce, Scotch nne. Stanley appliances and camting. $220 stove, refrigerator. $135. Adults. Rahch, formal dining room, * ment and home cleaning ao wo do It better. We wHI dean your apartment or home one day each week or State. CaU for interview, 872- 6482321 Tree Farm, Long Hill Rd., off lUce new, $25. Phone 8786427. I MTIVE: Spinach, Kala, Itcarala, la tio ii, U m O m t m U m l Legal Notices Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- every other week. Our service la fast and thorough. We are a bonded and dependable company. We use 9402. MANCHESTER - Oakland p^ month. Paul W. Etougan,Don oiUy. Securitytty deposit reouirdrequ fireplace, garage, walk out I WMH f twat feaioa » % m i 2098. Route 6 at Andover Church. 742- Street, 5 rooms, unheated, se- R ^ltor, 643-4535, 6481021. Parking for one car. Call 648 basement, large lot. Char-Bon I fnova, Laikt, SlnMa, Craabantaa, Iraoaia. CaaMowtr. MnaaZ our own cleaning products and equipment. 6438. FULL SIZE professional accor- c ^ floor, $125. CaU 5688569. 9678. Agency. 643-0^. , I Savoy cabbage, Tampa, Rad OrioRt. Liquor Permit dian, 7 tone tabs, 3 bass tabs, TANDUM BICYCLE ^ MANCHESTER - Nice second | g*"=?*s.yw»RbwOnpaa.Taatatbw»Ram ibab|aa.g^ amplified. Must seU $200. 648 E x cellen t condition. 3100. Llatad balow ara tha Itama which wa clean In an apartment at the baae h m of $12.50 on. CHRISTMAS TREES - Try us, FOUR ROOM apartment, heat floor apartment. Two ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, MANCHESTER - Four or five I m tppiaa, Paftbanuaa, Oalaa, Tangtlea, uima. Roan. Dra^w PARACHUTE DESIGN ENGINEER 0188 after 6 p.m. ■ Paart and Kaialnt. —w— auac, u a a ia a m a wesuieia Mreet, nuncDetter, u t Phone 6444280. you’ll like what we have. and all utilities paid, $200 bedrooms, convenient acre yard, garden, $150, Five bedroom older home. Rural Vacuum Apmtment • Wash Bathroom fh>or, tub, • Wash kitehen floor, sink and Excellent career opportunity with Teledyne Brown Yeomans’ Tree Farm, 411 Lake monthly, 122 Florence Street, room, $135, Four rooms, $115. location. Small barn and gar Thit ChrMnM, Qha A n Im p o tta d R aakatl filed aa appUcatioo placarded Deomber Engineering for a daeign engineer with a degree In a neighborhood. Older couple 1, IS n w itii Uw Liquor Control Oomml*- 1972 SUZUKI TS125, excellent • Dust Apartment sink and toNel ennH anres Road, Andover. Follow signs M ^ b e ste r. CaU 644-89M, 648 referred. $150. per month, Appliances included, utilities age. Reduced to $37,900. Paul . -WEEKINO 8PECIAU- • m lo r 1 Uvem pnrmit for Uw ial« of recognized field of engineering and concentrated from Route 6. extra. 872-0359,8 p.m. to 9 p.m. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. RKtll MT. POraTKS ...... It ia. S1.U alcoholic Uquor on the premiaoi of US condition, over ^50 worth of • Malta up beds • Remove rubbWi 'aul W. Dougan, Realtor, 648 teyce Stroot, U indw iter. The buaioeu extras. Asking IMO. Call 647- expenence in parachute deeign, construction, material P4535. CHRISTMAS TREE Time at FOUR-PIECE T U tfu w ill bo Owned by Robert F. Rivera and 9565. and Inflation charactarlatica, eystem compooanta and THREE ROOM, first floor ROCKVILLE - Rockland OWNERS MUST sell before fancy 0R an au ...... T S r S Marie Rivera of.U Weatfield Street, cauf, ICtRBM UTTUCt...... hiad U a AddMonal Bervioae: stress analysis. Hickory Ridge Farm. L ^ e apartment, on bus Une, heat, Terrace Apartment, Highland January, 4 months young Mancheater and w ill ba conducted by selection of freshly cut Scotch DRUM SET townhouse, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 V IK RIPaKO TORUTRIS ...... T S S a Marie Rivera u pennlttee. . "Sarvltos Ottorod 12 Tiedyne Brown Engineering la located In Huntsville, hot water, appUances, adults. Avenue, Large and beautiful 3 faiKTTaumsguaM ...... • Laundry • Cloan Befrlgeratof • Shampoo Carpels Pine, Douglas Fir, White $140. 6486065, ^ 7 5 4 4 . ro o m , one-bedroom baths, appliances, $32,500. • Clean Oven • Wash Windows • W ax.Floors Alabama, a city with outstanding recreational and cultural Spruce. Plantation is location PRESWENTIAL apartments, available im Stephens Realty, 64812(57. We Carry The Mancheater Evening Herald JUNK OR unwanted cars offerlnge and year ’round moderate climate. The company r a m S T * $ 1 QR Thia la to ^ notice Uut Roae Marie on South River Rd., off Route MANCHESTER • Deluxe 8 VILUGE APTS. mediately, includes heat, hot OOMPU2TE LINE OF 8VNDAT PAPEBS removed in any condition, 310. ie adjacent to the University of Alabama In Huntsville, with t i a u i m A v v WE SELL SOo CONN. LOTTEBY TICKETS &uUoa of U lin ke r Pood Road, Bolton, Phone 7424938. 31, North Covent^. Robert bedroom townbouse, 1 1/2 water, carpeting, air- LAKEWOOD CIRCLE - five Conn., 06040 baa filed an appUcatioo more than 3,000 studenta and a varlg^ of advanced Visny and Family. 7 4 2 4 ^ . baths, formal dining area, fuU MANCHESTER conditioning, all appliances, b^rooms, family room, deck, pUcanled December 4, U 7I with the SPECIAL RATES - RUG SHAMPOOINa - lOp Foot '7HE KING] Liquor Control Commiaaion for a SNOW PLOWING - Quick d^ree programs. Please submit resumes, Including re DUBALDO basement, includes heat, with dishwasher ana disposal. many extras. Mid 50s. 643-0116. package Uquor permit for the aale of reliable service offered. Free' FREE ESTIMATKS ON HOME cent salary hlstoiy, In confidence to 8ie. Employment CHRISTMAS TREES - $5. Tag, appUances and caraeUng. $260 One and two bedroomz. Private terrace and pool. FYoi OF alcoholic Uquor on Uw premlaea of Ao- estimates. Fohning new routes Manager: cut your own. French Road, RIUSIC CENTER per month. Paul W. D ou^, Near schools, churches $165. 872-6360, 5 2 9 ^ . PRIME A R ^ .- If you want ^ e r Package Store, Route 6, Andover, Bolton. Also firewood, (ton 648 IlflW M IM IlllM . Realtor, 643-4535, 64810217^ your children to swim in their FRODUCEi"! Coon., OOns.Yhe buaineaa wUI be owned now. Call 643-4084. and shopping center, on to AbUio R. Santee A Henry Bottleello of TiUDYNE BBOWN ENBIIIEIRIlie GLASTONBURY - One and own pool and play in their own nO iiM e r Pooo Kd., Bolton, Conn, and bus line. Call anytime. large backyard, call us to find 27R OAKI.ANnERO «T,. 1 — 184884 COLLEGE STUDENT with •Eiwuiw H K w m m !xu«.;3a^ Open 8 to 8 p.m. DaBy, FOUR LARGE rooms, second two-b,iedroom garden 806 HiUatewn Rd., ManHwater, Cohn., ADVANCED CLEANING! CO. BALSAM CHRISTMAS trees - floor, working couple apartments. Large rooms and out about this fine Split-level and wiU be conducted by Ro^ M ^e pick up truck, available for odd 171 New State Rd.. Manoheeler. Conn. OKMO Phone 648-8133 An Equal Opportunity Employer. M /F Saturday 9 to 8 p.m. 6 4 8 2 6 2 3 . Santee aa permittee. jobs. Gall after 4 p.m., 646-1148. live. 240 Hackmatack Street^ preferred. Large porch and nice closets. Swimming pool. $163 to home.. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, Manchester. yard. 6482(jB7. $189. 6384972. 6481577. IP \ PAGE TWENTV-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Ct»nn.. Fri.. Dec. H. 1973 j . . Houses For Solo 72 Houses For Sale 72 » MANOTE^R EVENING H^^ __ =...... ___ _ Houses For Sale 72 BUGS BUNNY ------wawaiester, umn., Fri.. Dec. 14, 19 7 3 - PAGE TWENTY-SEVEN Houses For Sale 72 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN HTd 60TTA «»40W UP OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE s o M m r tA d m i 1 PCMT>KdR8e lOUtO ONE OR tw o ? MANCHESTER A VICINITY wrTH>bO” i TW /U VCAMSTH’a ia e o M - |hbi» a« om'\ X /n s o B U W E P NNEL F. REM£ j g ,, MMOWTHBiyra Tj«MaAM-lHe»sj^H»R»SHi;7 S iM r Take your choice! Here’s a vaUd two-famUy now being used “Holiday Offerings” TS&fSSfiT MAYOR AFTER NOT^ •nw f TOvuwTeFBexxjc-/^eMBA«MaB- COULD D OTE CALLED OUT PAYIN' m "TISTRUE” 2J as a big single. Remodeled kitchen with built-ins. ’Two^ar r r w t a ic t k p ^ t io w t ia a b ^M eurm /Lerm / 5URFRISCP R E A L T O R S V Joa/JK, PgQVIM' O’/JTHIMFINnoUTHeiS OFF WATCHlN’l iTHE MOUNTED , FORM/ •v,YOU garage. Priced to sell immediately. . THE F E P 5 This agency wants your fO . . B & w . . sHowwxj/y ------rH-fVi , >wno»aei POLICE TO CHRISTNAf DRONES Celebrate New Year’s Eve In PKISMTE/ AUDIT MV HANDLE THE A ir r s PUT . CHRISTMAS to be complete. INCOME HAFTA EVERYTHINd ASK FOR JO E LOMBARDO MANCHESTER 631,800 Bolitti Windsor 632,800 this new 6-room, fully TAX! Sooo...we Invite you to compare the ■ ■ USE A OFF Move right In to this well Available immediately Is □ carpeted, ivi baths AND THREE ^ CREDIT kept 6-room Cape In most this ‘fingerprint free” 6- REALTOII horses SOT CARD • ' quality, location, and PRICE of thesO BELFIORE A6ENCY Rcisgd Ranch with 2-car gar- JiOSPITALIZEP/ Realtors convenient location. roorri Ranch, 10 minutes ON THE. 647-1413 . J M O age. Priced fo Sell ..$ 34,900 PAR| .L >4 ...■ PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT- MANCHESTER^EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, Fri.; Dec. 14; 1973 ■\, m Order your new Color TV or Appllenee Now lor Chrletniee Savinge. Chooee from Fenioue Breed Nemee — All with Special Otteral GIVE A GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING ___ K itchen A id I MADE BY THE VVORLO'S OLDEST AND LARGEST ^ Westingliouse refrigerator MAKER OF COMMERCIAL DISHWASHERS Stop being the dithwaeher. Got a new KitehanAid NOW! INSTALLED 17.1 FT. FROST-FREE 18 solid-state m^ AT NO EXTRA COST We will Install your new Kitchen Aid In your space Including plumbing and Separate wiring and fronts at no extra cost — Controls Choose from Twin Custom Crispers Imperial PORTABLES M Superior Glide Out Rollers TABLE MODELS m SALE SAVE CONSOLES m Latest Models We will install your new Kitchen Aid in- New Features, ^ dudinf plumbing and i i DUCBZ/D COLOR TV WEXT CALORIC X 100% Solid State AccuColor LIVE BROADCAST This Saturday 12:00 - 4:15 GAS RANGE Featuring Live. Paul Cox & The Clansmen FULL LINE Register lor Free Prize Drawings PORTABLES CONTINUOUS WRIST WATCHES, DINNERS CONSOLES CLEANING AND A STEREO LATEST WAIST HIGH MODELS BROILER LATEST FEATURES ALL FREE ACT FAST. Featuring all the WEXT Disc Jockeys Mort Roberts — John Allen — Bob Martin SAVE Billy Williams INSTALLED AT NO EXTRA CHARGE CURTIS M MATHES 2 SPEED-AUTOMATIC WASHER SONY. 18 POUND - HEAVY DUTY CUSTOM COLOR TV NO BALONEY i Water Level Control 4 YEAR WARRANTY Portables Fabric , Consoles Dispenser TABLE Knit Cycie COLOR MODELS PORTABLES HOME . ^ M i IBLACK & w hite! wmmmi 9 2 | J D I PORTABLES j CENTERS " W W O l l l f C I J LATEST MOOttS ______NEW FEATURES eUARANTEED CHRISTMAS DELIVERY GUAMNTEED CHRISTMAS OEUVEBY Dally till 9 P. Open Daily till 9 P.M. to Pec. 22 MondayDec. thru Saturday 22 APPLIANCE Monday thru Saturday MONEY DOWN NEXT TO STOP and SHOP NO MONEY DOWN - ■ ■7 . ■■ '■ ■■ X- .a . ,v.> . 4 . . . .. ;