PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon,. Dec. tO. 1973 Wall Street Rally May Be pTemature j .
area which will result in worse NEW YORK (UPI) - too premature from a technical which is dropping about four stampede which preceded the “ No tnajor business activity levels in the next few weeks. shortages in another, the firm U.S. shares and SwiUeralnd Thursday’s rally of more than standpoint to give too much points a day,” it adds. panic. The firm maintains the in the country is going to escape Swiss Bank Corp., the second- continues. “ It would appear with $639 million was the 29 points is paii of “ a think weight to the rally. "A more Abraham & Co. Inc. says the market’s underlying technical the impact of energy shortages largest bank in Switzerland, Manchester—A City of Village Charm that 1974 will be the worst of all largest contributor, .the bank njarket and in a typical actiop- severe test is at about the 825 stock market is not only over strength now is probably over the next two or three says Wall Street investments possible worlds with a surging notes. It is advising clients I’RICK: HKI’KFN CENTS reaction phenomenon, large level on an intra-day basis sold but there is “ no statistical healthier than it has been in years,” according to Halsey, are in a much stronger position inflation rate of 7 per cent or because of the energy crisis and MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, DEC.. 11, 1973 - VOL. XCHI, No. 61* moves on the downside even where the blue chip index will evidence that its basic many years. “The oil panic Stuart & Co. Inc. Manufac than those of Europe and Japan more and rising un the possibility of a worldwide tually give rise to large moves meet the steep downtrend line technical condition had been could be setting the stage for a turers may be confronted with because of America’s more TWENTY:foUR pages - TWO SECTIONS employment,” the firm adds, recession to keep cash on the upside,” says E. F. Hut that had confined the entire weakened during the long-term buying opportunity,” attempts to substitute .favored spot in the energy predicting long-term interest reserves, favoring shortterm ton. The firm warns it still is decline since late October but September-October buying it adds. materials in short supply in one crisis. In 1972, foreigners made rates will hbver around current instruments in Investing new Daylight Saving Time Approved a net acquistion of $2.7 billion in capital. Energy Legislation The Hew S.B.M. Main Office Moves In Congress
WASHINGTON (UPI) — operators are overcharging Zarb, 38, a finance expert from Congress is headed toward final people rather than business. them for diekel fuel. the Office of Management and approval of a bill to return most — Truckers protesting the Bringegar is understood to be Budget. of the country to Daylight fuel shortage blocked Interstate prepared to ask the truck stop — T he government is Saving Time, probably by Jan. 580, a major northern Califor operators to set up an advisory expected to announce, perhaps 6, in a nationwide effort to con nia freeway for about an hour committee to deal with the today, new regulations on serve energy. Monday at Tracy, Calif, Transportation Department on Christmas tree lighting, par The Senate, in a vote against The Fraternal Association of energy-related matters. ticularly outdoor trees. An ad what Sen. George S. McGovern, Steel Haulers (FASH) in House-Senate conferees gave ministration source said D-S.D., called “ gas guzzling Pittsburgh endorsed a shut their approval Monday to the lighting of home Christmas monsters,” passed Monday a down by truckers for Thursday bill to restore Daylight Saving trees will be approved, but sweeping energy conservation and Friday. FASH also called Time year-round so that more Americans will be urged to WUl measure that would require car activities can be conducted in on the government to regulate reduce the amount of overall makers to boost automobile gas the oil industry. daylight, and thus save elec holiday lighting. mileage to at least 20 miles per tricity. — T h e Penn Central gallon by 1984. Experts say an energy saving — The Ralph Nader backed Transportation Co. said it is The measures are among of 1 to 1.5 per cent may result. Aviation Consumer Action setting up a conservation unit to more than a dozen pieces of Under the bill, daylight time Project criticized “ spot bring about maximum efficien energy legislation now working would remain in effect until Oc cancellations” of reservations cy in the railroad's use of energy. their way through Congress. tober, 1975. Final approval by by airlines because of the Transportation Secretary both houses of (Congress was energy crisis, which it said — Florida state officials said Claude S. Brinegar said he expected this week. leaves passengers playing “ a reservation cancellations at would meet today with truck Bill Passes 75-15 kind of roulette.” resort hotels were running as Chamber Creates Ambassador Group stop operators in an attempt to high as 60 per cent because of The energy conservation bill, — William Simon, the ad work out a solution to truckers’ “ rumors” about the crisis. Ted LaBonne Jr. (left), chairman of the Greater passed, 75-15, by the Senate, ministration’s new energy William Moorhouse, Richard Martens, and Richard Clark, complaints that have over the Florida Secretary of was the first comprehensive ef chief, said the energy shortage Manchester Chamber of Commerce “ambassadors club standing. ’They are among 13 ambassadors, sporting blue past days resulted in blockades Commerce Don Spicer said his fort by Congress to control will not cause a recession committee,” explains some of the committee functions to of interstate highways in about department is trying to spread blazers with the chamber emblem, who will represent the America’s growing appetite for b^ause much of the burden ambassadors gathered at his office Monday. They are (left a dozen different states. Among the word that Florida is not out chamber at civic, social, and business events. (Herald energy and would put into will be borne by the American ■ BUI to right) Robert Labbe and Duane Edmonds, seated; and the truckers’ copiplaints are of gasoline. photo by Bevins) effect a government-wide plan claims that truck stop to curtail energy use in both the public and private sector. A key provision would require Wetlands Act . News Troop Pullback the Transportation Department to impose minimum gas Rockefeller mileage standards on the auto May Start Soon industry by 1978. Report Slated Capsules The provision sets as a goal a Is Now Open for Business 50 per cent increase in average To Resign SOL R. COHEN By United Press International * fuel economy for new cars over the next 10 years. (Herald Reporter) ERypt ond Israel raised the possibility today of progress ALBANY, N.Y. (UPI) - Gov. With. the present mileage may d^ide later to" run. New Twist toward troop pullbacks along the Suez Canal, but officials Nelson A. Rockefeller an Tile governor, who has served Prior to its regular 8 o’clock meeting tonight, when it average of 13.5 m iles per nounced today he will resign WASHINGTON (UPI) - m Tel Aviv refused even to talk peacs with Syria without a for 15 years, said Lt. Gov. Conveniently located at Rear of Main Office will consider action on many new and Old agenda items, gallon, that could mean a from office Dec. 17 to devote Senate investigators believe the list of war prisoners held by Damascus. Malcolm Wilson would be minimum mileage average of his time as chairman of two the Manchester Board of Directors will be briefed on two Watergate break-in was under Authorities in Cairo said sworn in as governor next on Purnell Place at least 20 miles per gallon by national commissions. matters before it, for future consideration. taken not to get information today Egypt hopes an initial 1984. - Tuesday, the day Rockefeller ’The military command in Tel R ock efeller, 65, said bis At 7:15, Town Planner Eric Israeli troop pullback may resigns. about Democratic political Aviv today termed as ’The rules would go into effect resignation was not aimed at Potter will explain the strategy, but to learn what in come before the end of the “ altogether groundless” Cairo for the 1978 model year and new In a televised speech in the ... Approving early retire seeking the Republican nomina Red Room at the state capitol, ramifications of the state’s formation then Democratic year. They said the issue charges leveled Monday that cars not meeting the standards ment for Mrs. Kathryn tion for President, although he Rockefeller said, “I have Inlands-Wetlands Act, and at National Chairman Lawrence probably would be one of the the Israelis tortured Egyptian could not be bought or sold. Scadden, secretary to the did not rule out a chance that he decided not to seek a fifth term 7:30, the board will hear F. O’Brien had concerning first discussed at the scheduled prisoners of war. The bill also sets general public works director; and Mrs. as governor. I will resign next recommendations relative to business dealings between Dec. 18 Middle East peace con The Israeli denial was aimed energy goals, calls for fuel James Church Helen Hudson, assistant town Tuesday after 15 years of ser paper recycling. billionaire Howard Hughes and ference in (Geneva. a t Egyptian military saving within the government, treasurer. vice. At that time Lt. (3ov. The Inlands-Wetlands Act F. Donald Nixon and Edward C. The Egyptian view was spokesman Maj. Gen. Ezzeddin orders energy conservation ____ Main Street _ _ ... Approving the publication Wilson will be sworn in as requires that a local agency be Nixon, the President’s expressed following word from Mukhtar, who told a news con research,, and would require and distribution of energy governor.” named by July 1, 1974 for ad brothers. Israeli Defense Minister Moshe ference in Cairo the Israelis appliance manufacturers to tell emergency booklets. Rockefeller said he will head ministering its regulations. Dayan in Jerusalem Monday tortured soldiers and civilians purchasers the estimated an >Main Office ... Approving a townwide the two national commissions. Otherwise, the administration that Israel was ready to make before and after the war. nual operating costs of their organization for energy conser GOP Session The Commission of Critical would be handled by the state some concessions at the talks, Earlier Monday, Israel issued products. The Connecticut state vation. WASHINGTON (UPI) - In Choices for Americans and the Department of Environmental including partial withdrawal a similar charge, claiming Official Resigns weather forecast: ... Scheduling a public response to a request from National Commision on Water Protection. An eight-member from occupied Arab lands. He Egypt murdered 28 Israeli In other developments: Partly cloudy and cold with a hearing on a Manchester Coun. GOP National Committee Quality. Advisory Committee on En added, however, Israel would prisoners and tortured several — Another high official in the chance of a few snow flurries try Club request for permission Chairman George Bnsh, a Rockefeller has been vironmental Impact, named not ajgree to give up all land others. administration’s energy this afternoon. High in the 30s. to raise its dues. meeting has been set up at the devoting much time in recent last spring, is recommending captured in the 1967 Middle program resigned Monday — Clearing and cold tonight low 15 ... Approving an $80,000 White House today to discuss The military command in Tel weeks to the Ck)mmission on the board designate the Conser- East war. Adm. Eli T. Reich, ad to 20. Wednesday Sunny and allocation for improving the the impact of Watergate on Aviv reported 10 skirmishes Critical Choices for Americans, vation Commission as The Israeli and Egyptian ministrator of the Office of seasonably cold. High in the water distribution system in potential candidates and map with Egyptian and Syrian which will study the state of the Manchester’s Inland-Wetlands stands on troop pullbacks Petroleum Allocation, which mid to upper 30s. Cooper Hill, Cedar, Ridge and strategy for the 1974 con troops Monday. It said one nation and reebmmend biter- Drive-In Agency. Several board appeared to be getting closer decides where petroleum High Low Arch Sts. gressional elections. Israeli soldier was wounded in natives for the future. (0 members have said they aren’t despite a new exchange of supplies go. No reason was Boston 51 39 ... Approving a $42,000 alloca the fighting, raising Tel Aviv’s Rockefeller was named as convinced the commission can atrocity charges by the two given. Former Colorado Gov. Chicago 24 16 tion from revenue-sharing total wounded to 33 in almost chairman of the commission by Purnell Place handle the assignment. Lift Controls sides during the 17-day war and John Love resigned recently as Denver 60 33 funds for a storm-drainage President Nixon and was said to daily clashes since the Oct. 24 San Francisco 51 44 Recommendations for a project in the N. Elm St.-White WASHINGTON (UPI) - A reports of more fighting along Nixon’s chief energy adviser. cease-fire. Tampa 60 47 paper recycling program in Brook area. move by the Cost of Living the cease-fire lines. Reich was replaced by Frank (Sc«- I'iijf,- I'Hflve) Washington 52 33 clude twice-a-week, curbside ... Approving a $14,580 ap Council lifting wage-price con pickup of bundled paper. propriation to the Vocational trols from the automobile in in regular business tonight Education Program, to be dustry is expected to give a (its meeting is in the Municipal financed by an equivalent state boost to the battered stock Ruling Asked On State’s Building Hearing Room), the grant. market. The move wasmade in board will consider: The board won’t take any ac return for a promise that most >.. Confirming an action it tion on a proposal for sanitary car markers would hold the line School Hours Order took in the fall of 1972, when it sewers for the Keeney St. area. on small car prices. expressed intent to acquire Following a public hearing last Case Mt. United Press International Killian to decide on the legality energy coordinator John G. Tuesday in Keeney St. School, Moderate Leads Service stations may be o f th e state Board of Rohrbach, said most dor ... Approving the position of Mayor John Thompson an CARACAS (UPI) - Carlos EXTENDED HOURS: zoning enforcement officer. forced to close during the week Education’s ruling closing mitories will be closed during nounced that a second public Andres Perez, the moderate op and the state Attorney General schools early. holidays.and use of academic FREE 6IFTS for ALU ... Appointing members to hearing will be scheduled at a position candidate, increasi^ has been asked to decide Collins said he was taking the buildings would be limited commissions, b^ rds and agen later date — after the submis h is lead in Venezuela’s whether school boards must action because so many persons during semester recess. Rohr Mon., Tues., Wed. and Fri, cies — to fill vacancies which sion of detailed information by presidential election today. His comply with a state directive to expressed concern about the bach said the action should help Be Sure to Register for One of Our expired in November, plus Town Manager Robert Weiss supporters said the victory was close schools early because of order. cut oil consumption by 20 per j 9 am to 6 pm se.veral resulting from and Town Engineer Walter a rejection of both extreme resignations. the energy crisis. State Board of Education cent. Senkow. rightists and leftists. Chairman Catherine V. A. The director of the Connec — National Guard Chief of Smith said eaHier she already Thurs. 9 am to 8 pm ticut Gasoline Retailers Staff Richard Lugli said a Rebels Close In received advice that the order Association says stations may proposal to have National — closing scboiols daily at 4 p.m. Sat. 10 am to 3 pm FREE 20 lb. HOLIDAY TURKEYS NATO Allies PHNOM PENH, (UPI) - be forced to close in the middle Guardsmen make firewood in — was legal. Field reports today say an es of the week because oil com the event of a fuel emergency is Deputy State Attorney You need not be a depositor. Just Walk in or Drive in to Register timated 300 rebel soldiers panies have begun a tight to be discussed at a Joint General C. Perrie Phillips said Gain Better moved to within 11 miles of delivery schedule. meeting later this week. Under Drawing will be December 15. Phnom Penh early today, cut a his office has already com the Department of En major highway in two places Charles R. Matties said Mon pleted research on the board vironmental Protection sugges Understanding and battik Cambodian govern day because of a new method of order, but could not legally tion, 1,000 guardsmen engineers ment forces. fuel allocation retailers are releaK the results until formal would chop down trees on S.B.M. has added another customer convenience with the opening of our new Main Offiqp DRIVE-IN BANK. You In South Vietnam, the major resupplied only at designated ly asked by a state official. weekends under the direction of BRUSSELS (UPI) -- Secretary of-iState Henry Kissinger battlefield action was in thw times despite Uieir needs. . Last week, the Connecticut' DEP foresters. may use this window to make deposits, cash checks, make loan payments or Christmas Club payments. We’re Meanwhile, Gov. ’Thomas J. Association of Boards of Educa said today he and his European allies “ gained a better un Mekong Delta south of Saigon, — The Hartford Insurance where government and Com- Meskill itold student leaders tion had prepared an eight - Group said it would save about looking forward to seeing you and to saving your time. derstanding of each other’s positions” through two days of munisbforces fought twice over factories have priority over page legal opinion concluding 81,000 gallons of oil in a new talks— despite a spat with ^ an ce at the openihi^session. the autumn rice harvest. -The schools if the energy crisis the board does not have power nine-story building by recycling Kissinger, speaking to clashes left 68 Ckimmunists an I 1 '^ »> PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues.. Dec. 11. 1973 About Hollis Circle of South U n it^ Methodist Church will meet Television in Review Nofi-Moving Violations made in November for moving M^C H E ST E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn’ . Tues.. Dec. 11. 1973 - PAGE rtO nm Town tonight at 7:30 at the home of TV Tonight Coventry and non-moving traffic Mrs. John Davis, 41 Sanford • m 8aluraaf HtnM for Temple Chapter No. U, OES, violations compared to 476 the Fid. Cemphf TV LMnga Jane Fonda Will Slar| Rise in Police Report will have ChrisUnas Vespers at month previously. This is a the Masc^nic Temple •The monthly rqiort from the the 11-month period ending decrease from NovemW 1972 Wednesday at 8 ^.m. Members In DoWs House^ office of Manchester Police when 1,255 m otor vehicle are reminded to bring grab bag Manchester Grange will Nov. 30, 443 injurlea and eight Seminars Proposed on New Town (^ndeiSbn-Little sponsor a public card party - 6 : 0 0 - 1 Chief James M. Reardon shorn fataliUea were recorded this arresta were made. For the 11- gifts for the Christmas party to that in November, the number month period ending Nov. 30, Wednesday at 8 p.m. at Grange (3-0-22) NEWS , By RICK DU BROW mother but never her own year while in the corresponding ‘ be held afterward. O ffic ^ will (18)*f'8PY of mlademeanori and felonies 1973, there have been 5,490 wear colored gowns. HaU. woman. She must make a deci period a.year ago, 482 Jnjuriea MONICA SHEA (20) 80UNDINQ BOARD HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - A dropped from the previous motor vehicle arrests made Tenzer Is seeking a federal Tenser stated that even if he /^fonimission (PZC) Monday sion of her own, and that deci and three fatalities were Correspondent (24) MAKING THINGS WORK classic play widely regarded as month. The number of traffic compared to 5,129 for the same p a n t to secure experts in their doesn’t receive the federal heard a p r o p ^ by Arnold sion echoes, through tbe recorded. 742-9495 'n iM B (P 0 HALL FOR RENT (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH a forerunner of the women’s accidents also decreased while There were 1,068 arrests period a year ago. fields who have been involved grant he has some people Carlson concerning a five-lot women’s movement even ^ to i) Tenzer, director ol the For parties, showers, receptions, (40) WILD WILD WEST movement, Henrik Ibsen’s “A the number of non-moving traf with new communiUes to come available at the 'univenuy subdlviaion In Hemlock Point N iinB MATTIMI today." UrbM InsUtute at the Unlveril- meetings. Complete kitchen facilities Poll’s House,’’ will be fic control vlolatlona showed a to Coventry and give the which already haa two iota. r — 6:30— Others in the cast of the LAST DiiYt "HEiWfY THAffKT ty ol ConnecUcut, presented a could conduct the leminaia on a tM&EY V M M r Large enclosed parking lot. Inquire: presented in a new movie ver dramatic jump. seminars. smaller scale. There Is a boundary dispute (38-22-3040) NEWS Losey film include Trevor proposal for a series of sion on.ABC-TV Dec. 2?,, There were 971 non-moving Tenzer said the seminars with the existing property Lithuanian Hali -7 « 0 — Howard and Delpfaine Seyrig. seminars to be held wlUi town There idll be 8 to 10 seminars starring Jane Fonda.- vlolatlona In November com would not be In favor or against held every three or four weeks owners that occurred when an (3) UNTAMED WORLD And this Sunday, ABC-TV wllp officials and later with the 24 GOLWAY STREET Announcing the air date of the pared to 390 the previous DevCo but were just to educate and the fln t is to begin in early engineer used woodei\ stakes (8) TRUTH OR present a new film version of public to help residents and MANCHESTER previously scheduled produc month. the townspeople a n d / i ^ of January with people available already in the ground to outline another major play, Tennessee town officials to be better in Call before 8 P.M. CONSEQUENCES tion, the network says it will be There were 105 arrests made ficials about new ^fU es and at the university. It will be the property lines of the (10) DICK VAN DYKE Williams’“The Glass formed and better able to make Phone 643-0618 or 646-9155 showcased as part of the ABC- in November, 57 for mis their impact oii surrounding February before Tenzer is in existing property owners and (20) NEWS Menagerie,” with Katharine a decision on the new communl- • TV Sunday night movie series. demeanors and 48 for felonies, area. formed whether he has came up with figures smaller (22-30) NEWS Hepburn as the star. ty proposed by Greater Hart ENDS TONITE (par CIXXTHEATRES EAST The presentation runs two while la October, 135 arresta received the federal grant. than those on the deeds for (24) YOUR FUTURE 18 NOW hours. ford Process-DevCo. these lots. “JE R E IIir Network television’s were made. For the firat 11 Tenzer said tbe town Is faced (40) ABC NEWS In an earlier announcement, In a short conference in the ‘m o i r a K M i r . ‘m o u i i attempts to give a facelift to its mpntha in 1973, there w«re 1,190 with a serious decision that the network correctly hall, this was resolved and the w w r m -7 :3 0 - daytime programming are arreata for miademeanora and would affect it for nnany years described the play as an commission will make a deci (3) o zzirs GIRLS coming with 'regularity these fekmiea made compared to 957 to come. And he stressen^ | «Himi ^ Wsffigv CSRIilMRiOSl conversation with the Depart R ioiiin wfeek of Feb. 11-15, all of them itself as a rural community? He 'exploded like a bomb into the The Vernon Democratic Council and the mayor. ment of Enviitmmental Protec (18) CAN YOU TOP THIS running 90 minutes. And on also asked what Uk spiiioff contemporary life. It knew no /Town Committee will meet Roche said Thursday’s tion he was inform«l that there (20-22-30) CHASE Feb. 18, the same network will from the new community would mercy, ending not in reconcilia ^ Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the meeting will be open to anyone are no funds available at this I (24) COLLEGE introduce a new, daily, be and how it would affect sur tion but in exorable calamity. It community room of the First interested, whether or not he is time for the town to use In BASKETBALL celebrity-oriented afternoon rounding area. pronounced a death sentence on Federal Savings Bank, Park a member of the town com securing open space areas. EHECUT’ '.<£ game series entitled P ro p o sa l lagTliniBMSB' - : 3 0 - accepted social ethics.’” PI., to mull over the recent mittee. “As a matter of fact,” he “Tattletales.” Some facelift. The Planning and Zoning nCTIIlN r 1 ' ' . (3) HAWAII FIVE-0 In' its latest announcement, town elections and discuss said, “there is a waiting list.’’ (S-40) MOVIE mOBABiyTHiHOST B urnside the network quotes Miss Fonda plans for next November’s OCNTmVER3IM.FKM niw Cat Craaturt" (1073) as saying of the character she BOLTON LAKE HOTEL state campaign. OFOURTKIE (18) TOWARDS THE YEAR I portrays in the Ibsen play Route 44A, SoMon Voting results of last month’s 2 0 0 0 (Nora Helmer): “She is a ricli LUNCHEONS - DINNEIS election and a campaign finan GIVE BERMUDA AS A —OHIO— version of most women — most DAILY cial report will be given. Also, a BERNIE’S (18) 700 CLUB women, except for those who ITALIAN WEAL CUTLET date will be set tor election of CHRISTMAS PRESENT!! (2022-30) THE MAGICIAN have developed a new con TWIN LOBSTERS the Democratic Town Com sciousness, spend most of the RAHQUET FACILITIES / mittee. S O K O o o (3) SHAFT time lying. Lying to ourselves, Members to the committee per couple,couple. me.Inc. to the men we live with, lying to will be elected in an open DEMONSTRATION SALE! —10HK)— society in order to survive, in caucus and will be the endorsed (0-40) MARCUS WELBY Try this one. Big meaty ^ e d shrimp, order to be accepted. It’s very committee unless there is a at the manchester p a r k a d * GOODCHILD-BARTLETT TRAVEL (20-22-30) POLICE STORY difficult to be a whole person if MOVIERAnNOB frwty mug ot beer, bake^jtofato. coffee contest. '..f;., • e--:) (24) WAR AND PEACE ^ one is always lying.” and all the bread and sata^y^ can eat. All registered Democrats will - .0 A - -’-p IF0RPAREN18/WD — 10:30— Outlining the story of “A I YOUNQreOP|£ The whole meal's just Tuesday nights. be given an opportunity to in (18) UVING WORD Thursday, December 13 D oll’s H ouse,’’ film ed in & MtanMiwifMinaeieiiMMi You can’t beat it. S o ^ might aa well join us. dicate their Interest in being on —11HK)— Norway in this version by £ SMMiMMittMMMVif the committee. It is expected c.n\ L'.'an k MMM KMMT Ir Mr o Regional Energy Coordinator Asked United Press International The board said its order, SONESTA BEACH HOTEL New England needs “an "carefully balances the right of efiergy coordinator” to set a un utilities to collect their bills iform six-state approach to the WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA against he oppressive or un WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA fuel shortage, the Rhode Island Deposit only at: Deposit only at: WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA reasonable collection tactics.” HERE’S Deposit only at: Consumers Council said Mon Under the plan, all customers Deposit only at: day. would have 30 days to pay their “A New England coordinator bills. Companies would also be should have some ad ED JORDAN’S required to inform consumers ministrative power and be sur of their right tp appeal to the H a rh s o n ^ s round^ with enough technical 849 MAIN STRB e t board before service could be expertise to be a recognized cut off for nonpayment. CARPET PLACE I n Downtown Manchester^ pleader in Washington for our SWEEPSTAKES!” In Maine, state officials "Main Street Guild Member' MANCHESTER PARKADE fair share,” said Edwin Palum began implementing a new I I bo, the council’s director. 4 DAYS - 3 NIGHTS MANCHESTER federal-state program designed I I "At this moment, everything Name I I ®4i/rr s u n s r*'*|0 p p . St. Bartholomew’s Church) to ease the impact of the fuel FOR TWO Name Name in Washington favors the big shortage on the state’s poor and Round trip air transportation between Hartford I I I Name HERE’S HOW business position,” he said. and Bermuda ‘ I elderiy. Transfers from airport to hotel and return. Address Address PalumlM said he would send "Although the emergency Ie r^wviivaa Address •- , - his proposal to the region’s Twin room accommodations at the fabulous Gratuities and room tax included. 1 ------» 1 1 Address TO ENTER! grant was only approved and Town 1 1 govemprs and congressional announced last Friday, no one Sonesta Beach Hotel Phone Town Phone j Town delegation. Expense money provided by the Manchester Phone I i| Town • 1 is going to wait until all the Breakfast and dinner daily 1 1 • —- Phono The six New England gover proper forms are filled out to Herald. ------1 ______1 1______nors were scheduled to wind up get the materials and other 1 a two - day private meeting, The winner must take the trip prior to March 1, 1974. assistance out to the people, WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA which dealt partly with the said Herbert S. 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Phone 647-9949 John MacNaughton, 19, of Town Phone I I ------winner must be at least 18 years of age. -Sally King, 20, of Stafford Town Phone Town I East Hartford, was fined |1S 0 Springs, following too closely Phone Town Monday for operating a motor I L Phone and obstructing vision, file 01 vehicle while under the, In closed on both. fluence of alcohol. The charge WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA rfiJlJ!!* “ "rarning the contest should be —William McDonald, 21, of WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA directed to the Director of Advartisfng at Uie Herald. stems from two Nov. 22 ac Bolton, fined |35 for improper Deposit only at: WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA cidents in which MacNaughton Deposit only at: WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA use of marker plates. Deposit only at: WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA was involved. Deposit only at: -R oger Michaud, 16, of 447 Deposit only at: WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA W. Middle Tpke., fined |15 for Deposit only at: Stewart MacNaughton, 37, of improper use of marker plates. Phone 646-3356 Deposit only at: S' T i i * € S t o n c Lebanon, pleaded guilty to An operating witooiit a license Manchester Honda operating a motor vehicle while charge against him was nolled. I ® Jeweler you can trust’ Lift The Latch under the influence of alcohol MANCHESHR TIRE INC. - J a m e s Shaw, 51, of 37 and was fined |1 S 0 by Judge Edison Rd., improper passing, y i p v viwniKSTKR p a k k a i h ; 24 Adam St. Gift Shop BUU FURNITURE i 295 BROAD ST. Opposite the Post Office Nicholas ArmenLano. nolled. c i 'nt--. CAPITOL TIRE 115 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER | 325 Broad St., Manchoslar “ Fouffc Specialty Shop** d o w n t o w n MANCHESTER AT Mon. Tues. Wed. 8-5:30; Thurs. & FrI. 8-9, Sat 8-1 —Deborah Stringer, 16, of Manchester, Conn. Mon., Wtd., FrI. 8-5:30; Thurs. 8-9 P.M., Sal. 8-3 643-1161 Donald Roberts, 19, of 117 South Windsor, fined |10 for 977 MAIN STREET Francis Dr., was fined fSO for Name Name 691 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER failure to grant the ri^ t of * Name third-degree criminal tre^Niss. way. Name I Name .TI«S Hie charge was in connection, —Peter Uzupes, 17,'of 414 Address Address with a Nov. 22 incident in which Address I Name Summit St., fined |30 for failure I Address Name Roberts was found riding his to drive in the proper lane Town Phone I ------Address motorcycle on the Keeney St. Town Phone ^Address (substituted for. reckless Town Phone Town 4 Address School latro. A trespassing on driving). Phone Town public land charge against -Jam e s Vallera, 47, of West Phone Town Roberts was nolled (not Phone Town Hartford, fined |35 for disorder Phone prosecuted). ly conduct (substituted for WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA fourth-degree larceny). Two WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA Other cases heard in Monday additional counts of fourth- Deposit only at: WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA included: Deposit only at: Deposit only at: WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA degree larceny were nolled. , Deposit only at: WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA —Joseph Bastis, 26, of 88 —Richard Warner, 35, of 945 MAIN Deposit only at: WIN A TRIP TO BERMUDA Hilliard St., fined ISO for dis Bolton, fined |15 for failure jo Deposit only at: orderly conduct. STREET Deposit only at: drive a reasonable distance CENTURY —Robert Baker, 18, of 98 apart. , ’ ■ ■ DOWNTOWN OPEN DILLON FORD M EN 'S |! Bolton St., discharging -Thmfias Lynch, 21, of ■'*’'^srANTto'>*' I M ANCHESTER’ TELEVISION INC. DJULY to 9 firearms within town limits. Rockville, fined |30 for dis Dollod. 176 Burnside Ave. SHOP :i FARR’S 943-7111 neeu MEtrs sio) D a i r y orderly conduct Phone 528-15S4 ■ ■ 319 MAIN ST. —Norman Bruce, 54, of 2S ^East Hartford b ik e , c a m p in g & SPGRTS mancmister VERNON —Richard Miesch, 36, of 36 2 MAIN STREET. 901-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITTPLAZA Queen ' DAIRY QUEEN French Rd., evading respon Apel PI., fined |25 for cruelty to “Where you’re e Mend, as well as a customer'- 443 -2 4 7 8 872-0538 I sibility, nolled. animals. Name y | Manchester, Cenn. 789 MAIN ST. th DOWNTOWN MANCHESTCR I —Robert Green, 17, of Coven Name Name 1 HARTFORD ROAD —Hugle Dominique, 43, of/ Name try, fined |2S for improper use Hartford, reckless driving and of marker plates. Charges of Address iNamet"" allowing a minor to operate a Address Address er Name reckless driving, operating an 1 Name motor vehicle, both nolled. . Address unregistered motor vehicle, —Robert Krawiec, 24, of 22 Town lAddress Phone town Phone Address and passing a school bus, were Lodge Dr.; and Willism Zwick, Town- Phone Address all noUed. Town ' Phone 24, of 222 LydaU St.,, both fined iTown Phone —Martin Hainsey, 19, of 190 |20 fdr intoxication, in qompa: Town Phone School St., fined |1S for im Town Phone nlon cases resulting from an in proper use of marker plates. cident at the Other Horse on E. —Leland Beman, 22, of Gran Colter St. in November. • a PAGE EtlGHT— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manche8t6r, Conn,, Tues., Dec. 11, 1973 s ' Post Wins Junior Women To Mark ' 725 E. Middle Turnpike AL Award 15th Anniversary (Juit Off The Oreen) Mrs. Rose Pastula of South Oppotfto St. BartholoipBw Church DOUBU S&H GREEN Windsor, president of the first The Manchester Junior Clubs and the General Federa district, American Legion, par Women’s Club will have a tion of Women's Gub. published in The Herald as well ticipated in the presentation of reception in observance of its The Manchester Junior^ as assisting In the purchase of Manchester the 1973 Americanism trophy 15th anniversary Wednesday, at Women’s Gub was instnim^' the nativity scroe for Center held recently. Award was made STAMPS tal in initiating such projects iu Park and financing the construc to Cmdr. John Jenkis of Shan 8 p.m. at the KofC Home. OPEN MON. AND TOES. the Junk Car and G lw Re tion of the Oak Grove Nature - non Shattuck Post of the ■*ak .As a federated club, it Is a cycling Programs, the Christ Center Dam. 8 A.M . to 9 P.M. American Legion in Granby and member of the Connecticut mas Tree Chipping Program, The club each year donates WEDNESDAY presentation was made by 6n- State Federation of Women's the Monthly Seivice Calendar thousands of doUan tq and con iPcW Named'The dr. Eklwards Barnes of Windsor tinually works with 'Town » ® ., THORS.,. SAT. Locks. Jenkis is a Vietnam organizations such as the S ^ o r veteran, formerly played for They’ve Got Citizens, Convalescent Homes, Gamache, Devon William, son of Charles T. and Donna the Kansas City Athletics (now ’'About Town 8 A.M. to 10 P.M. Spooner Gamache of 101 Porter Sti He was bom Dec. 1 at dult Mentally Retarded, lOH, called the Oakland Athletics) Drug Advise^ CouncU, Child Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are and retired from baseball due Our Number Wesley-Ward Grcle of South tain with singing. AD interested Mr. and Mrs. William Spooner of 30 Eva Dr. His paternal grand United Methodist Church will Guidance Clinic, Lutz Junior \ WATCH FOR OUR BIG to an arm injury. persons are invRed. ' Museum, Mary Cheney and ' Prices I U B D n I ALL OUR BEEF parents are Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Gamache of 102 Eldridge St. Joti'f Photo meet tonight at 8 at the home of eticettve 4|fi The award was presented by Now Whiton Memorial Ubraries, CHOICE He has a brother, Thomas Michael, the National Americanism Mrs. Fred Whitesel of 14 Reservations will be closed Dee. 11 thru Dee. IB Hunter St. for a sharing Manchester MCmorl.al iS USDA CHOiCE HOLIDAY CIRCULAR Commission to the post having There was a time when the Dec. 14 for the annuel Christ Hospital, League of Women Nevin, Jessica, daughter of Albert G. Jr. and Deborah L. conducted the most outstanding The engagement of Miss Bar program. Members are mas party and dinner of World Pendleton Nevin of 23 Eldridge St. She was boro Nov. 25 at children thought my husband bara Jean Baker of Gearwater, requested to bring a favorite Voters, Teen Center, Scouts, '‘The Finest Meat Sold Anywhere Americanism program in its and I knew all the answers. It War I Barracks and Auxiliary. Head Start, Welfare and Social Manchester Memorial Ho^ital. Her maternal grandparents are department. Fla., to Jeffrey Russell of Christmas tradition idea, story Reservations mmr he made IN YOUR MAIL, 01 Mr. and Mrs. Emery J. Pendleton of East Windsor. Her paternal was the golden age for us-as Manchester has been, an or poem. Mrs. Robert VonDeck Services Department and parents. We reigned supreme calling MoUie McCarthy, 875- Manchester Community grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Albert G. Nevin Sr. of 427 Main nounced by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ramsey are 6746 or Adelaide Phdtett, 649- St. She has a sister, Mandi, 2. and our word was law through and Mrs. (banning Baker of co-hostesses. CoUeM. Guest speakers for the out the houadwld. 2285. The party will be Sunday event will be Mrs. Betty PICK ONE UP AT College Notes Gearwater, Fla. at 1:30 at the VFW Home. LoCicero, Jason Alan, son of James A. and Lauriene Smith Everydayvthe children came The Manchester Association Bosworth, president of Connec to us with questions that ranged LoCicero of 138 Park St. He was boip Nov. 27 at Manchester Craig Saums, son of Mr. and Mr. Russell is the son of Mr. for the Help of Retarded ticut State Federation of in complexity from “Who’s pic The education cabinet of t h e STORE! Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. John &ums of 24 Joseph and Mrs. Robert R. Russell of- Children will hold a . regular Women’s Gub and Mayor John ture Is the best?” to “What North United Methodist Church W. Thompson. Past pmldents Robert H. Smith of 153 Walnut St. His paternal grandparents are St., is undertaking field resarch 214 Ferguson Rd. meeting Thursday at 8 p.m. in will meet tonifdit at 7 at the TURKEYS makes the tea kettle whistle?” and many alunmae will be in Mr. and Mrs. Sebastian LoCicero of Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry. on San Salvador Island in the Lincoln Center. Gients of the church. (12 - 14 Lb. Average) His great-grandmother is Mrs. Rene Smith of Rockrtlle. Bahamas, the 1942 landing site And on thow frequent occasions The bride-elect attended Sheltered Workshop will enter attendance.' of Christopher Columbus. He when they disagreed among Gearwater (Fla.) High School, Rib End has joined 45 other college themselves their arguments Rollins GtUege, Winter Puk, 1 / .S .D .A . students who started 26 days of were Invariably settled with the Fla., vriiere she was a membor field study Nov. 26. His field cry “Let’s go ask Mom and of Phi Mu sorority. University GRADE A work is in botany. The College Dad.” of Aberdeen, Aberdeen, | 1 0 0 _ Center of the Finger Lakes, in Not only did our children Scotland; and University of HONEY- upstate New York, is qxm- think we were smart, they Bangor, Bangor, Wales. She. soring the field work for the thought we possessed m a^c was a 1970 Gulf Coast debutante BIRD third year at its environmental powers. In t l ^ eyes my hus in St. Petersburg, Fla. j FREE STAMPS || PORK studies campus on San band could fix anything from a Salvador. robin’s broken w i^ to the horn Her fiance is a graduate of on their tricycles. And their Manchester High School. He ! wHti purchaso of any J attended Georgetown Universi mother, by just dispensing L I Turkoy now thru j! Miss Ellery Healy, kisses could cure bee bites, ty, W ashin^n, D.C., vdiere he CHOiCE OPEN daughter of Mr. and Mrs. ni^tm ares and bruised fingers rowed on the varsity crew Rrtrc I Satunfayp Doc. 15th j Thomas M. Healy of (Concord (a pretty neat trick when you team. He will enter medical black opals from BEST CENTEI CUT SEMI- school in September. Rd., has been selected co-editor think of it.) ^ .... Lightning Ridge, TOP EVERY NI6HT of “What?” the new monthly I can’t tell you exactly when The couple plan an Aug. 10 Australia. Fire BONELESS ROAST things chang^. It may have PORK student government newsletter wedding in Gearwater. seems to glow from UaOellsIloU.SJIJL ICHOIGEhIUIUC at Bay Path Junior College, been the day I referred to Bob SIRLOIN Longmeadow, Mass. A bie Orr as a football player. It their depths. It’s a graduate of East Catholic High may have been when our son S»ft«SSWSSS;S:sSfi new excitement in CHOPS HAMS \ TOP SiRLOiN STEAK ** Water Added School, Miss Healy is a senior discovered his father reading precious gems! LOIN END ^ ’ ROAST 9 P.M. at the private, two-yedr college the “Handyman’s Guide’’ NEW YORK (U n) - Candy With 16 diamonds, for women and is in the before he fixed his racing car is dandy for holiday gifts. Last $995. W ith4 dia executive secretarial program set. But suddently “poof” our minute holiday shopping PORK ROAST 89* leading to an AS degree. golden age was over. Wien the won’t throw you in a panic, in monds,$315. 14K Rll END COUNTRy SniE _ T O 5 :3 0 smoke cleared my husband and fiwt, if you consider the candy white gold. I immerged as ordinary mor solution. PORK RIBS...... 8 9 * tals, sometimes right and Boxed chocolate candies in Some of the common all varieties and sizes are easy S W O T LIFE sym ptom s of diabetes are sometimes wrong. ____ lb. The kids began to ask for to buy. 'There’s no worry lb. excessive thirst, frequent about size, color ot design. BACON MON.. DEC. 24 - urination, excessive hunger, band aids i n s t ^ of kisses and The National Confectioners weight loss, faiUng eyesl^t, to consult the World Book or Association says the boxes are OUR OWN niRE PORK CAMPREU’S intense itching, pain or their friends instead of us. I JEWELERS-SILVERSMITH8 SINCE 1800 OPEN ’01 5:30 P^M. wrapped In holiday paper and $ l 0 9 numbness in fingers and toes really knew we’d reached the decoration. 988 MAIN ST , MANCHeSTER • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN and drowsiness. end of an era when one of the ITALIAN SAUSAGE TOMATO SOUP ... 1 0 -o z .c a n 10< HILLtmREFARMS FRANCO-AMERICAN girls patted me on the shoulder lo w ox. and said “But Mom, that’s just or CMckan NOT the way it is today!” KIELBASA CHICKEN GRAVY OBMot . 13< Occasionally the children are Hl-C COM- TASTERV CNOHM FREEZE-DRIED Pottenon's still impressed with their father -Dell Dept DEVILED and me. The other n i^ t at the COFFEE .8-oz.jar | dinner table, for example, they S.O.S. were astoimded to discover that All Flavore COIA li^cigncivo: their father knew the name of HAM 6 16-02. BoWee 4E-m. 4 -o z. every 5-star G«ieral in the Se BOILED Can Non-Return DETERGENTS ^ 25 * _^pi«sents Early American cond World War and that I not SW EET U FE only knew who D.H. Lawrence The most fitting-gift for W -lb. was, but could recite the first 'PEARS ...... 29-oz.can4 5 ^ verse of his poem “ Snap OAC FRIED Dragon.” cbR fstraas Actually there is one area where the children have never -■(MM'’ SWISS CHEESE W -lb . ONION RINGS 3w «23« ■'T'“ 'M SILVER noss B l e ^ j a R G e questioned my expertise. They »* CAPITOL FARMt feel that I’m the only one in the family with the knowledge and the special skill necessary to BAKED LOAF Vt-lb. SAUERKRAUT ....27-oz.can 33< at a budget-pleasing price get t^ performance from the dishwasher, the vacuum cleaner and tlte flat iron. — Frozen Foods— MesLOmeee. — Delry Dept— -WITH THIS COUPOH RAVIOLI 33« Our A $5.00 PURCHAK 8KIPPV LIGHT ’N’ U V E L V i * 50 EXTRA • Stereo FM/AM Radio Rirde Eye, French or Cut ( M B . ^ • 8-Track Pikyer Servicemen 50« OFF PEANUT BUnER' . V t»AGE TEN - MANCHESTtm EVENING HERALD. M«ncbe>terTconn?. -nies.. Dec. ll/lgTS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancheater. Conn., Tues.. Dec. 11, 1973 ^ MAKE THIS a n ARCHERY CHRISTMAS . { m LMOmTFHLMANCNEtTER (•pp. m. Rnttiiimns Chsroa) It’s Holiday MMISl Party Time! *■ i f ^ •f’ * * ITHLUIN BEEF • '* # $ 1 0 9 9 PLATTER pn addition to having the fineet Indoor shooting fadlltiee in New England, Hatl'e Arrow hat the t SERVES 10 -12 Uargaet and moat oompleto stock of quality Archery equipment to be found anywhere. There * gar# ovar 300 bows In stock at pll ttnnes featuring the leading brande In the archwy Induatry to • INCLUDES from wHh a fuH compliment of aoceeaoriee at the loweet poaelble prices. A TatOAMAASS 9 oz. Proaduttinl; 8 oz. Ham Capicola; 8 Corned FREE MANCHESTER HONOr ------oz. Genoa Salami; oz. Sliced Bw, 1 lb. All Beef Salami; 1 lb. White 8 Provoke; 7>/4 oz. Frtad Peppara; 2 Iba. Meat Turkey Roll; 14W oz K d BRAKE CHECK Suggests the Following P o ^ Salad; 2 Iba. Cola Slaw; and 2 lba. 2 lbs. Colo Italian Bread. Slaw, 2 lbs. Sliced Rvb; anri 1 la.. PRECISION BRAKE JOB Qlft Suggestions from Kleahm tAM . le Thu OMrtw Cto»Sswirtlf m»— ■••• Shop at K~Mart TRASH COMPAerCM Our Boutique ThiThaWhtItFnmUrCtmVMl $ 4 0 9 5 1 Tan A Tn In in Onm LEATHER JACKETS, A i v i n m a INTERNATIONAL AInpntdiCvliiilm 4> PANTS FO R O O G D M S ANY 5.RtpMkMMl8«riii|i QLOVES, HELMETS, and FAMILY PLATTER AMERICAN CAR AlMNctInInHMn SERVES 10 12 SERVES 10-12 ^U I / a [ JQQ J J-la** IWliini Swhiii other Specialties at ____ diagonal Color with Dnim Brakn GIFT COtOHTV with Spoctr»Brlto* <■ ^l!^5***"*if*** Ctutict INCLUDES INCLUDES _ B n T lABttlTntCn ______Our Parts Counter. Picture Tubo and Auto- ^ 'b. Im- ^ Loaf; 1 lb. l 9 5 P'wohno Frmrt Din M t ft, Stocking Stuffers IDEA |matic Finn Tunkig. P O ^ 8^ Cheaaa; 1 lb. Pastrami; 1 ^39 70% Solid Stoto RsHacotor ehattit Mr ' 1 lb. Oliva Loaf; 14'A oz. Sliced Porvolone; 14’A oz. Fried DISC llMptctCiKpin marLOW Prtees, 2 Iba Potato Salad; 2 Ibe. TURNPIKE cool opwation, dopomtoWUtid 2 antonnad I We Have AU The Branda! p/ua E-Z Tamal iha^’r^!: ii"’®' Po‘ato Salad; 2 3. iBtpwt In to Hirrimn Extra Hi-V 25,000-V Ptctuia Powsrt FIntw ^ 8 ^ 2 Iba. Rya Bread; and 1 Jar b r a k ------L ANY A Impwt Bnki Hant Open Mon., Wed.. Thurs., FrI. Oil O'P.M. tipMaxy Thumbwhad dWtodtodtoM* ' • Royal • (Mivettl sii.pvipii- Mustard. I£ mS S ” " ’ ’ AMERICAN GAR A MmAIm ft Tra Raton TV Control for contrad | •Coats •H ats • Remlngton-Ranil _ m HIi a a m Dhc Bnko FhiM 24 Adams SL, Manoheater Next to Stop a SIMP ^ •ltd brightoMtl ^ m m ' • 'nirtlepeclui ' Olynqtia • Smith^kmiia ^ | w m w m w m w iw i jr a a t Dhc tn fc n 7. Raal Tait Car Acroae From CaMor Plaza •TOYS* (Manuals & Electrics) 239 Spencer St., Manchester Dog Grooming god Office Pumiture. MERRY CHRISTMAS UYAWAY PLAN LOANER CAR AVAILABLE «* now in effect T T i e G i f t — ^ B.D.FK L M flllL l & Son 4SKABOVriT ------3 ways to charge 849 MAIN SmiSET, MANCHESTER, CONN. BflUfT MISS OOT^ • Amai1canE«praaa*MaalarCha « PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn . Tues.. Pet. 11.1873 . 0 . MANCHESTER EVENING H E R ^ D, Manchester. Conn., Tues.. Dec. 11. 1973 .— PAGE THIRTV-V-N Woolnlles L O N D O N (UPI) - Obituaries Know Your Pickets Arrested Remnants of wtmon nbrlcs ^anrljpBtpr lEvpiting M pcbII i used by Romans almost 2,000 I {❖ xx*:- vears ago have been discovered Chamber Member At Eastern Plant in the excavation of a Roman M n. Allan L. Deitter Danbury High School. at her home. She was the wife fortreis in Northumberland. Mrs. Margaret Bancroft She was 'a member of the of Alf R. Nordgren. Public Information He is an incorporator of NAUGATUCK (UPI) - . "It’s a very tough doth and dent of Local 1568, was arrested has survived in almost perfect Tradition Determined Harris Dexter, 81, of 2735 First Congregational Church of Mrs. Nordgren was bora in Committee Manchester Memofial Seven more pickets were Vernon and the Order of Cromwell'.’,and had lived In Greater Mancheater arrested early today as they Dec. 7 and charged with condition,’’ said John Wild of Carissa Dr., Vero Beach, Fla., Hospital, past president of Ui6 the. Manchester Univerdty Eastern Star in St. Albans, Vt. Palmetto, Fla., for eight years Chamber of Commerce tried to overturn an auto in the te i^ rin g with a motor vehicle Home Characteristics formerly of Manchester, died Greater Manchester Chamber anubreach of the peace. department of hist(»y. He said Friday at her home. She was She is also survived by a sop, before moving to South Wind J.D. REAL ESTATE CO. of Commerce, past president of second day of violence at the AND SUBSIDIARIES Smith denied he tried to, pull the 50 pieces of fabric the wife of Col. Allan L. Dexter. James W. Gay of Shillihgton, sor. She was a piember of United Way of Manchester, and strikebound Eastern Co. plant. apparently were born clothing. Tradition, most of it inherited John A. DeQuattro is presi the wiring from a truck that Funeral services were Sun Pa.; four grandchildren and Christ Lutheran Church, past chairman of the Heart Pickets in front of the metal The remnants dating born from rural areas of southern lead strips, or quarrels, instead dent and treasurer of J.D. Real was being driven through the day in Vero Beach. A memorial two great-grandchildren. Middletowh, and had formerly ^ d . DeQuattro is a directs casting firm on Monday did about 80 A.D. are the oldest England, determined many of of settling and inducing rot. Estate Co. and Subsidiaries at gate to the company shipping service is being planned at Funeral services are been employdU at the Leghorn of United Way of Manchester, overturn an auto carrying two made of wool discovered In the characteristics of old New Hess provided explanations of * 618 Center St. area. the Western European area. Forest Hills Cemetery, Boston, Wednesday at 2 p.m. at White- Nursery, Cromwell, for 14 Inc., a director of the G reats women employes who tried to England homes. the probable origins of two at a later date. Gibson-Small Funeral Home, 65 years. The firm, established in 1955. Manchester Chamber of enter and two persons were employs 14 full- and part-time 'niat was the introduction terms. Before the colonies Mrs. Dexter was born in Elm St. The Rev. John A. She is also survived by two Commerce, president of arrested. Earlier confron made by Lowell Hess of became a-nation, the king’s employes. T h ^ are involved in Salem, Mass., and had lived in Lacey, pastor of the First sons, Ernest A. Nordgren of Klwanis Club of Manchester, tations with police since the Southport, in his talk and mark was placed on the largest mortgage placements, rehabs, Manchester for about 35 years. Congregational Church of Ver Rocky Hill and P eter D. and a member of UNICO of strike began resulted in two demonstration on ’’Building trees that would make good land acquisitions, residential ^uH^tdCUoms She lived in Westboro, Mass., non, will officiate. Burial wlll^ N o rd (^ of Higganum; two Manchester, Inc. other arrests. HOLMES Techniques of the 17th and 18th ship masts. It then was ui^w- sales - apartment management, before moving to Florida. be in Missisquoi Valley"^ daughters, Mrs. John Annelli of The unidentified women, who 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN Centuries in New England" ful for a man to fell such a tree, sales, rentals and financing, as J.D. Real Elstate and Sub She is also survived by a son, Cemetery, Sheldon, Vt. South Windsor and Mrs. were shaken but otherwise un Sunday for the Manchester even on his own land. But if well as handling pension and sidiaries has been a member of HOWARD L. HOLMES ARTHUR G. HOLMES George H. Dexter of Guilford; There are no calling hours. William Lewis of Cromwell; injured, were escorted into the Historical Society. blown down in a storm, it profit sharing plans. the Greater Manchester NORMAN M. HOLMES HOWARD M. HOLMES two daughters, Mrs. Stephen C. The family suggests that any and eight grandchildren. plant, which has been struck by became his. This was known as Chamber of Commerce since He mentioned three in Hale Jr. of Vero Beach and memorial contributions may be Funeral services are DeQuattro has been actively Local 1558, U nited Steel fluences; a "windfall." ' engaged in community affairs. 1971. Mrs. Edwin H. Shafer of made to the First Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the Workers, since Oct. 15. 1. Low floors and the absence Summer beam in construc Brackney, Pa.; a brother, Jose Congregational Oiurch of Ver Bethany Lutheran Church, About 30 policemen moved in of sills. In times of danger in tion, Hess said, probably came Harris of Cambridge, N ^s.; non. Cromwell. Burial will be in when the latest attempt was To our way of thinking, people England, he said, farmers from the sumpter mule, which two sisters, Mrs. Henry K. West Cemetery, Cromwell. made by the pickets to overturn brought livestock into the house carried its burden on both sides, Friends may call at the I the car that apparently was helping people Is what funeral service Is Sherrill of Boxford, Mass., and Hjlmar Liliquist for safekeeping, and their body as does the beam. Mrs, David K. Montgomery of Cromwell Funeral Home, 5f)6 carrying two new employes. all about. If s a very personal matter, and heat also provided warmth for In the speaker’s opinion, the ANDOVER - Hjlmar Main St., tonight from 7 to 9. Rockefeller I The pickets earlier allowed Gorham, Maine; and nine \iLiliquist, 78, of West St., died we approach It with sincere concern. (he occupants; most beautiful rooms are in the grandchildren. ' The family suggests that any Monopoly (Continued from Page One) autos carrying management 2. Settlers seldom put a house Georgian houses of the 1720-50 Monday at Windham Communi- memorial contributions may be personnel to go through un ty Memorial Hospital, see it as a more appropriate at the top or bottom of a hill, period. In most of the years made to the American Cancer hindered.' not where the north wind. before then, he added, paint Willimantic. He was the hus Society. Lawsuit starting point than the gover One of the pickets arrested In Mrs. Bertha Wirtalla band of Mrs. Mary Greene nor’s chair for d bid for the h te m ia l struck, but they built near was used Infrequently, o n e ^ the latest incident, Harkness reason being the Puritans’ Mrs. Bertha Wirtalla, 81, of Liliquist. presidency. TH(0M)[R water or a mill when possible; Defended Trent, of Waterbury, was OF THE aversion to ostentation. 77 Ridge St., died Monday at Mr. Liliquist was bom in That argument gained 3. In (^nnecticut, a house treated for a cut over the eye at EOIOFII. Among ingredients used for Manchester Memorial Guilford and had lived in An strength over the weekend, RVU traditionally faced the road, HARTFORD (UPI) - The at St. Mary’s Hospital. early paints were ox blood,, Hospital. She was the widow of dover for. 40 years before when Rockefeller announced farther North Its slope faced the torney general says three Charletoh Smith, 46, presi- SOUTH SIDE north, and in the South there skim milk, wild turkey eggs, moving to Fort Lauderdale, Trooper Pay that Henry L. Diamond, the ENTRANCE Paul Wirtalla. letters from the governor sub ^Seeing^ Santa Claus Fla., 17 years ago. He returned state environmental conserva were often two fronts — river and clay. Whitewash served to Mrs. Wirtalla was bom April stantiates his authority to sue 24, 1892 in Buffalo, N.Y., and to Andover last July. Offer Being tion commissioner, was A bout Town xand road. . provide a light interior and a He was a former member of the major oil companies — in resigning to take over as The three early designs, Hess form of insulation, but it tended As (Christmas approaches, a child’s greatest joy is to see their hands. The children felt Santa’s nose and his silken had lived in Manchester for the cluding one reprimand for not the Andover Board of Assessors C onsidered executive director of the com The Democratic Club of said, were cape, one and a half, to chip and drop. An early Santa Claus and tell him all the ^ g s wanted in the beard and he provided a jolly laugh to complete the “pic past 30 years. She was a suing earlier. and the Andover Volunteer Fire mission. Manchester will meet and twq-atory bouses. binder to prevent this, he said, Christmas stodcing. These children, guests at a party for member of Concordia Lutheran HARTFORD (UPI) In one letter, dated Oct. 20, ture,’’ and the children were cau(^t up in the special joy Department. He had been Another factor was the risk Wednesday at 8 p.m. at the K of While lecturing and diagram was mashed potatoes.. Church and the Manchester State Personnel Commissioner 1972, Attorney General Robert blind children in Chicago, “saw” Santa through the use of which all children share at Christmas. (UPI photo) Senior Citizens. employed as an electrician for the 65-year-old governor would C Home on Main St. The feature ming on chalkboards, the Edward H. Simpson says a pay K. Killian says he was cited by encounter in seeking a fifth of the evening will be a Christ speaker showed how house Survivors are a son, Carl Wir the former New Haven offer is being consider^ which Gov. Thomas J. Meskill for not Railroad for 42 years before his term. If he loses,' his political mas party for members and raising was done by putting talla of West Willington; a would put Connecticut State filing his antitrust suit against retirement in 1958. base would go down the drain prospective members. together a miniature structure, daughter, Mrs. Eric Hedberg of Police ahead of other police 23 major oil companies 11 He is also survived by a along with the job. explained some of the refined Manchester; a sister, Mrs. Ella departments. months before be did. daughter, Mrs. William Dun- In addition, he would lose the techniques employed, and Kunkel of Manchester; five Simpson said Monday his Just last wedc, Meskill had T h e Best of Christmas nack of Andover; three grand incumbent’s advantage he has showed bow materials were grandchildren and three great proposal comes to 811,441 written Killian saying be should sons and four great- over two probable opponents prepared with tools that he Arthur^s m grandchildren. minimum and 813,667 have solicited the governor’s granddaughters. for the nomination, California brought from his collection. for Everyone DRUG STORES rK £ Funeral services are nuiximum. The offer is pending written permission before filing The Best Turntable You Can The funeral is Wednesday Gov. Ronald Reagan and For the early post and beam Thursday at 11 a.m. at Holmes approval of the state Personnel the suit. * IfO fANMIMCTON AVI. NANTFOND. CONN. SIT-M Funeral Home, 400 Main St. with a Mass at St. Columba's former ’Treasury l^retary construction, hewn and exposed Policy Board. A decision is On Dec. 3, U.S. District Court f42 MAIM ST.. MANCHISTIN. CONN 443 Church, Columbia, at 9 a.m. John Connally, neither of whom oak was used for homes, which SUPERB SELECTIONS. . Burial will be in East expected Dec. 20. Judge T. Emmet CHarie gave 144 ONOAD ST , WINOSON CONN 4IB S2B3 Cemetery. Burial will be in Alderwood would be in elected office in often consisted of only two Two state police unions which Killian 48 hours to provide the Buy Is Now At Lafayette! rooms. The owner, by adding 40 MAIM ST . ftOCKVILLI. CONN 87S 4143 Cemetery, Guilford. 1976. Friends may call at the staged a 24-hour slowdown last governor’s written permission SUPER DISCOUNTS The Potter Funeral H j r PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Man-eater. Conn.. Tues.. Dec. 11. 1973 \ . V er n o n MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Tues.. Deb. 11.1973 .— PAGE F1FT»W!N> In the M it year, California ^SoulfcJRndaor planted 1,246 aerei o f trees and shiubt along the 15,000 miles o f state hlAways. The Graham Rd. Hospital to Argue Rent Hike Likely At Elderly Housing planting will continue to help What Are ^Degree Days? take the squint, din and To Be Closed danger out o f driving,” a For Rate Increase starting Wednesday, Graham The less degree days there are, the less continue to pay the rent they highway commission SOL R. COHEN An increase in the rents for Francis Pitkat, executive Pitkat cited rising costs, par- spokesman said. Rd. from .Ayeri Rd., to Mark oil you need, and vice versa. are presently paying. (Herald Reporter) Manchester Memorial favorable reports from the the housing projects for the director of the Rockville .tknlarly for utilities, as the Dr., will be closed for several “Cold front!” and ‘‘warm fronts” are This is supported by the 9 AT .^M 0NS « Very much in the thoughts of Yveuther Hospital is scheduled for a commission staff. Tte hearing elderly appears inevitable, Housing Authority, said. reason for the proposed higher days to through tmfflc, except often mentioned by weather forecasters. Brooke Amendment applying to forecasters and oil distributors tlwM days hearing with tte Ckmunission panel of tte commission will rents. r f , I S i M E for residents of tho^ streets or A “cold front” occurs when cold air federal housing projects for the are the words “ degree days.” on Hospitals and Health Care listen to rebuttals from the The budgets are being studied emergency vehicles. pushes back arm air. When warm air elderly which states that no one What are they? Wednesday at 3 p.m. to discuss hospitals to commission staff by the Department of Housing It is necessary to close the pushes bock cold air, we have the reverse, shall pay more for rent than Basically, they are a measure of beating rate increase requests. Ten reports at public hearings. ^Vernon ^ and Urban Development streets due to the excessive a “ warm front.” A “stationary front” oc one-fourth of his income. requirements, 'niey help tell your oil com otter Connecticut hospitals, are In the event the bearing panel (HUD) for the federal projects depth of the sewer line being In curs when neither the cold nor warm air People who are now paying pany what your oil requirements are and also scheduled for heairlngs agrees with the staff and and the Department of Com stalled, If possible, the roads wins over tlie other. lower than 665 a month, will CHRIS BY reminds it to deliver oil to your home during a three-day period decides against the hospitals, munity Affairs for the state wilt be open during the evening Some things to watch for. If you want to continue to do so unless there before your tank is empty. through Friday. each institution will be able to Warning Issued projects. hours. , be your own weather forecaster, follow: has been an increase in their in And If the proposed 68 degree ther All 11 hospitals have received present its case once more, but No increases will be effective Arrangements are being The temperature will rise when the come. Rents in the federal mometer setting leaves you cold, Just partially or com pletely un- before the full commission. until approved by these two made to have school buses use skies are cloudy at night, northwest winds projects range from 622 to the remember that 65 degrees is the h a ^ for The hearings are scheduled in On False Alarms agencies. Pitkat said he expects alternate routes. become.caImand the wind shifts to south celling of 6 ^ , at the present Hush Puppiig^, figuring degree days. It has been deter or east, southerly winds increase with tte commission's conference this will be no Uter than Feb. 1. time. room at 340 Capitol Ave. and mined that it is below 66 degrees when cloads moving from the west, and a The penalty for ringing in a Proposed are increases from o SJielton Girl will run about 60 minutes each. assistance of any resident who Pitkat estimates that utilities most people feel uncomfortable — unless “ warm front” passes tfirough. false fire alarm can be a |B00 653 to 567 a month for the ef catches a person in the act of take 629.65 of the monthly rent Fire Calls the heat is turnbd on for at least part of tte The temperature will fall when the fine, a year in jail, or both, pulling a false alarm. ficiency apartments in the state in all state units and 627.29 in day. Dies In Fire projects and from $59 to |65 for clouds break up after a storm, the wind Rockville Fire Chief DooaM Another matter of concern to the federal units. He said it is MONDAY Now for computing “degree days.” the one-bedroom units. Pitkat shifts to north or northwest, tte night is SHELTON (UPI) - A four- Maguda said today. the chief is that fire apparatus difficult to give firm budget 4:57 p.m. — Electrical fire at Take the sum of the day’s h ip est and said the state recommended A fine auede boot In Taupewood with a warm lining. Priced at $21.00. clear and tte winds li^ t , and a ‘ ‘cold year-old girl perished in a fire Maguda is concerned about is being hampered on tte way to figures due to the frequent in 161 School St. (Town). lowest temperature, cut it In half, and sub that rents be raised when the front” has passed througji. which swept through her home M a n c h e ste r the number of false alarms that fires b^ u se otho* drivers do crease in prices. 6:57 p.m .— False alarm from tract the result from 65 d e g r ^ . ‘The 1973 budget was approved. WINDOW Or, purcnase a reasonably accurate early today, police reported. have been turned in in the not puli over and let the trucks He said the total budget Box 432 (Rec Building) resulting figure Is the numter of degree thermometer, install it outside a window Police identified the victim H o sp ita l Rockviile area recently. False pass. An even larger raise is figure for oil and electricity for (Town). days for that day. facing north, so that as little sunlight as as Shelly Bush of Shelton. Her alarms not only bring the fire Maguda said if this practice proposed for the federal the coming year has been es SHADES O ManohMtur Parkade N o tes Downtown Hartford 8:19 p.m. — Stove fire at 186 For example: If the high for the day is junsible will fall on it, and keep watching mother, Mrs. Jo-Ann Zimmer- appvatus out, making it un continues then the marker projects. The ceiling is present timated at 636,(XK). He said last Modt to Ordor Slmaburylow^ Simsbury westWest Hartford Center ^ New State Rd. (Falcon Ridge 55 and the low 40, the sum Is 95. Half of 95 ihan Bush suffered burns and available if really n e t ^ , but numbers of the offenders will ly |K and the proposal is to in year oil was purchased at 16 Apts.) (Town). is 47H. Subtracting 47^ from 65 leaves Bring your old ndlen hi tmi It will tell you fast enough if the was treated at Griffin Hospital Discharged Monday: (Seorge Tw o beautiful Christmas also causes great expense to the be taken down and referred to crease this to 675. The federal cents a gallon at the start of the 11:10 p.m. — Gas washdown 17^ — the number of degree days that Mve Wo per shadow, temperature is rising or falling. in Derby. Anderson, Norwich; (Carolyn taxpayer. the police department for ac projects are hai^led differently year and 18 cents for the last at 587 Onter St. (Town). day. ideas if you're giving her Police said three other Dynes, R F D 1, C!oventry; Mary Chief Maguda also asks the tion. from the state ones. Pitkat deliveries. He added that diamonds. Top, 10 dia E. A. JOHNSON children escaped unharmed, Halvorsen, 89 Oxford St.; Susan explained that the proposed 675 suppliers have told him the cost and two policemen were Elkhay, 183 Green Mater Rd.; monds, 1 full carat weight, is the ceiling price, which could go as high as 25 cents a PAINT GO. means many occupants will treated for smoke inhalation. Kenneth Krivanic, Mountain $735. Below, 5 diamonds gallon or even higher. 728 MAIN ST. Bolton Peanut problems (^use of tte fire was under Spring Rd., Rockville; Andrew graduated in size, carat AUSTOI, Tex. (UPI)-Use investigation. M iller, RFD 4, Coventry; total weight, $375. In 14K Study Clocks Time o f improper or poorly adjusted Meanwhile, authorities were Beatrice Hawse, Glastonbury; gold. Easy MCC Inventory Shotds equipment cost Texas iwanut investigating another fire Orlando Tibbetts, 16 Maple St., Payments Award Goes growers $1.5 million in which caused some 620,000 South Windsor. For ^Victimless damaged peanuts lu t year. damage to the Silvermine Film Items Missing ^ Also, Gunta Broderick, RFD To Schools James S. Denton, area Elementary School in Norwalk. economist for the Texas 3, Coventry; Diane McKusick, Police said tte blaze broke Agricultural Extension service, East St., Hebron; Michael Crimes’ In Court For Safety An inventory not only shows out around midnight Monday c M id a d There has been a checkout said the faulty equipment Lowell, East Hartford; JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 what you have, but also what and destroyed a portable system at tte college, but “ it causes split kernels, loose Christine Ferguson, 16 you haven’t. classroom and its contents. HARTFORD (UPI) - “ Possession of marijuana may broke down,” said Holton. It Is shelled kernels and foreign Brookfield Rd., Bolton; FYank tsa MAIN STREET MANCHESTER DONNA HOLLAND This is what has happened material in the peanuos, There were no Injuries. Results of a courtroom time also be one, and prostitution Justii Mora SiMs-sanr not unusual for large in Gondek, Broad Brook. • Hartford • Nmr Britain • MMdMewn Correspondent during the inventory being lowering their grade. School officials said classes use study show one-third of the should certainly at least be con stitutions to suffer eqi^mient 646-0375 taken of projection equipment were to be held today as usual. time devoted to criminal cases sidered as ‘victimleu.’” losses, said Holton. It is dif Bolton Elementary School at Manchester Community in Connecticut is qwnt on so- Vdnnteer surveyors sat in on ficult to “ keqp an eye on things, and Bolton Center School were (Allege. The theft of more called ‘‘victimless crimes.” sessions of Superim', Circuit cqiecially wtien MC!C covers listed in the Connecticut than 61.20() worth of film and The complex report, released and Common Pleas courts not only the main campus on National Society School Honor projection equipment durin| Monday, was prqured Rw the throughout the state, obs(»rvlng Bidwell St., but also the Hart Roll for their participation in a the past 12 months has been some 15,000 cases of all kinds, ford Rd. branch.” State Commission to Study S.B.M. reported to police by Richard national safety pro^tun. Reorganization and Unification criminal and dvil. Jack Scheideman, who Is In The Center School has par Holton, chief of security at of the courts. It presented a The report said the average charge of the audio-visual ticipated for six years, the MCC. minute-by-minute analysis of time spent on each oi the S,S32 center at M(X^, said although elementary school for four courtroom time during the criminal cases surveyed was there Is a system of keeping years. week of Oct. 3. Just under three minutes. Tte track of users, it Is flexible. The program was established Under the “ victimless" 1,796 traffic cases observed Often a student or faculty to help school authorities heading, for the purposes of the were diqxMed of bi an average member will forget to return Best develop sound safety education study, fell a variety ot offenses of less than two minutes. tte equipment, or it may be programs and to help butill a Aluminum Of Life invdving, among other things, Mm I Criminal moved several times between safety awareness on the part of d ru p, sex and alcohol. Criminal business took most classrooms, and eventually Is the iMipils. Pennies Pub. List 19.95 Ite most time-consuming of the courtroom time, with forgottoi until inventory. charge w u “ breach of the criminal motions, as opposed to For first-year honor roll par In fact, Sdieideman said he peace,” followed by dtunkeness trials, consuming the largest ticipation, requirements are WASHINGTON (UPI) - With doesn’t know that tte cause of and possession of marijuana. part. general. After the first year, the price of copper about to tte missing items Is as much make pennies unprofitable for theft as misplacement. Disagreed With Some Civil actions took up the se however, to achieve a place on the United States Mint, directn Reported missing since Jan. 1 Rep. James F. Bingham, R- cond greatest amount of time the honor roll means, that the school has been rect^zed by Mary Brooks reports the Stamford, an attorney and with family relations, motor are a music system, three the National Safety (Council for Treasury has aSked Congress to overhead projectors, one mo chairman of the commiasion, vehicies, small claims, youthful Best photos and stories from 1,864 issues cov its “exceptional efforts in authorize the coins be, made of tion picture projector, one said he disagreed with some of offender and support cases and ering 36 years. 304 pages, 100 in color, 680 school safety.” aluminum instead of c o i^ r . slide-film strip projector, photos (77 Life covers). the classifications for “vic inretrial activitim accounting for the remainder. The school’s credentials are several record recorders and BOOKS s ^ t GIFTS timless crimes.” “ With copper prices fluc checked twice, fint by a local editing and slicing equipment. “ I do not agree the sale of Purpose of the survey is to tuating around 61 per pound, the committee of five, and then by T te detective bureau of the marijuana or narcotics is a vic provide infmmatidn leading to metal cost of the cent is about the Board of Judges of the Manchester Police Department timless crime,” he said. possible improvements in the 0.7 cent. Manufacturing and National Safety Coi^U . is investigating tte loss. Sen. Joseph Fauliso, D- state Judicial system. transportation expenses The NSSHR provides a Hartford, vice chairman, said Hie nystem presently con amount to approximately 0.3 checklist which midces it possi the handling of such crinncs sists of six Justices of the cent for each piece, makii^ the ble for schools to evaluate their should be carefully conM ered Supreme Court, 40 Superior cost pf the 1 cent piece 0.9 safety programs. The checklist The The because of the amount of time Court Judges, 16 Common Pleas cent,” the ‘Treasury said in a also suggests safety activities CEILINGS Living Way Seasons consumed. Court Judges, and 50 Orcuit engaged in by a number of statement. “Gambling is oftm a crime Court Ju d ^ . There are also six REPMMMID Bible (Paperback) Juvenile Court Judges and 135 schools with a good safety, The price of copper at tte Pub. List 12.95 without a victim,” Fauliso said. education program. REPUCEMENT Probate Court J u d ^ . hew ing of the year was 50 Pub.Liat9.95 Pub. List 5.95 (AfterJan.'74.14.95) Bulletin Board cents a pound. A pound of FREE ESTlNUTES Tike Home The Knights of Columbus of aluminum currently sells at 30 St. Maurice (%urch will meet cents and the ^ t can produce Tour Choice of 4, B srC for jwt at (mm toni^t at 8 in the church base 500 one-cent” pieces from a BERNMID A. ment. pound of aluminum, compared LOZIER by Hal Borland TEI What to 150 from a pound of copper. >.50 BIG SAVINGS the department said. Easily readable modern version; helps you to a New exciting portable illustrated edition of One of our best known naturalists and famed better understanding. Our best seller. The Living Bible. photographer / editor of "Audubon" combine You'll Here's a wonderful gift idea guaranteed to put stars in the eyes 01 every Bolton talents. Tl withaglOOdepesit child on your Christmas list . . . while you save at SAVINGS BANK OF Look to your S.B.M. Account MANCHESTER. You may purchase one of these stuffed animals for a frac Descy Gets TERRIFI tion of its retail price each time you deposit SlOO or more to a new or Doctorate Like existing S.B.M. Savings Account.*Your savings will earn an effective annual iwnT TERRIFI return of S.47% on RegularS^^Savings.. .your earnings are compounded DONNA HOLLAND The in continuously and credited monthly from day of deposit to day of withdrawal. Correapondent HOLIDAY HEADQUARTERS l> X) V 646-0375 RodM cK uen The Bring the children . . . come in and see the wonderful world of Christmas THE IDEAL GIFT W ilt TERRIF Janos Decsy, Bolton, has 1974Calendar American Toys on display at all S.B.M. offices. Make your deposit. . . buy Christmas received Ph.D in East Central byWIItCMsmberlain •- f.‘ o - 30 Days COOLERS and DavkfShaw Toys at BIG SAVINGS while you save at S.k M. European History from Colum &Datebook Cowboy bia University in New York. ' / TERR 1 ( I'l it )\ jS 'While supply l.isis ' Decsy is an associate Pub. 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(U P I )-I t It Saturday 9KX) a.in (o IMW |un. fMarilil fliepd in Oregon toliypnotize 2 Main 8i Tel. 643-7111 1145 Tolland Tpke. M O N D AY thni FRIDAy 9 • 9 ConMcffeut'a UrgMt ftWngBtMlIr RoatofffwINvwr a person in the prewnce ' o f 7 • WSATURDAY 9* 3 othect. for entertainment M atfar Oil ) or Sank Amarfeard Ei«hl OHieoo Sorvlng MANCHESTER • IA6T HARTPORO p iOUTH WINOSOR o BOLTON pnipoaeki t r,- PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues- Dec. 11. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MaiwhP^>.Mr, Com.. Tues..,Dec. 11.1978 . - PAGE SEVENTEEN' About Town again tonight to set a date for such a situation are the seboou AppointiiHMits the event, and on Jan. 3 it will and churches, over which the butter kisses candy sale. The himself to' a committee to A M M Alfcma MU A .A A ____ a . . . . a. ___aj^_ The selectmen appointed Vernon Notes opw iiltM 1U MO I candies, which come from Mmi- hold a general meeting which is selectmen have no control. Richard Welch of East k . as an potential candidates for 'Arciiiiii Hebron Notes open to all residents who might Therefore, the selectmen son’s, will sell for $1 a bag. the committee. The Manchester Little >■ youiimoair.II nllll__ Itp alternate member of the Zoning Democrats Spent $6^265 tots wish to participate in the agreed to contact the Board of Any residents who Is not con for this week. Tournament play League Auxiliary will have its'' Board of Appeals to replace Hie comittee will meet on Camera Club (• ^ look no ftirUMr, testimonial. Education and churches to see tacted and wishes to purchase Dec. 18 for the purpoee of set will be Thursday at 1 ;30 p.m. at Christmas party Wednesday at serving or almost 25 ydars as Mrs. Joan Rowley who was Hie Snipsic Camera Club will irt0|l(Mli ANNE EIHT if any of their buildings would candy should call Lee Lewan- ting a caucus date in January the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. John expenditures — $3^.80 more than the $7,- rtt)< . Hebron’s town clerk. E nergy dected to a full term on the meet Wednesday at 7:30 in the Manchester Democrats spent $1,365 less Correspondent >' be available for such a housing ilowski, Roy Wlrth or Nelson for naming candidates, and Park. Weerden, H Clyde Rd. 24l59 it raised in contributions. The six-member conunltfee Acting on a suggestion made board. social rooms of the Union to win the Nov. 6 election than the AonuMiili Oil \ Tel. 228-3971 emergency. Moore. anyone interested in serving is Members are reminded to bring ^ M Mrwty *ilM miraoto ol BMln itiM r consists of Mrs. Wilson, Taylor, by the state, the Board of In addition, Robert Ball was Congregational Church. Junior Women Republicans did to lose it, a financial i^ttictto itaitfin’ Mrs. Cynthia Wilson and asked to contact K ef^ or a grab bag gift. w« Are restocking every deyll John Slbun, Geraldine Grant, Selectmen will attempt to set named as assistant dog warden Following the business “Christmas Around The report filed in the town clerk’s office The Democrats reported 98 con SHOPPING DAYS Emery N. Taylor have been Wilson. “try us Mks, you'll like us” A Richard K^^fe and Joseph Fill. up emergency housing stations In line with the energy crisis, by the lelectmen. meeting, slides will be'judged World” will be the therqe of the reveals. tributions, with 24 of ^em- for $100 or i^knhtoeiirr / TO CHRISTMAS named co-chairman of the com the selectmen will eliminate Screen Candidates The list of nominees will be Mrs. Grant will serve as for residents who m i^ t run out Candy Sale Richard Keefe, Democratic for the New England Camera program of the meetimg of the YWCA Drop-In meets more, including $703 in profits from a pre we have every little thingl mittee planning the testimonial the annual lighting of the presented at the caucus and any The Democratic Town Committee secretary and Sibun as program of fuel daring the energy crisis. Cub Scout T i ^ 28 will bold town committee chairman, h u Club Conference (NECCC) pic Vernon Junior Women’s Club Wednesday from 9:30 to 11:30 election fund-raiser at the Elks Home. dinner for Mrs. Gladys Miner Christmas tree in Hebron registered Democrat is dlglble reports it spent $6,265.59 in the election chairnuu). The only areas in the town its annual fand-nising drive appointed Aaron Reid, Mrs. torial and nature competition. tonight at 7:45 at the Skinner a.m.' at the Community Y. All buy your who is retiring in January after Center. to be a member of the town campaign — $109.12 more than the $6,- The committee plans to meet that would be able to handle during this month with a peanut ( ^ th in Wilson, J o t ^ r a i and Each member is asked to bring Road School women are invited for weekly committee. four slides in bach category. The international affairs 156.47 it raised in contributions. The largest expenditure by the I South fellowship, volleyball or Democrats was for newspaper advertising lottery Tabletops will be featured, committee will host the bowling and a break for coffee. tickets I Windsor with each member to have an meeting. Foreign students will The Republican Town Committee last — $2,095 to The Manchester Herald.. The th e miraete of malnstfAtf i Baby-sitting is available. More week reported $7,630.39 in campaign next largest was for printing — $1,103. downtown manehester at lairwayl opportunity to use his camera, be dinner guests at the homes of information may be obtained by I Notes with or without tripods, and some of the members and will calling the YWCA office, 649- also any closeup equipment he participate in the program. 5662. may wish to try. JUDITH KUEHNEL Correspondent 644.1364 this Christmas give your man a New S hop Senior Citizens The Outreach Committee of The South Windsor Senior Union Congregational .Church Citizens will hold their annual has taken on a new mission Christmas luncheon on \ l / ' project in the form of a SERRV Thursday at noon in the hall at Gift Shop. H artford Btational St. Peter’s Episcopal Church on SERRV stands for Sales Sand Hill Rd. VANHEUSEN \ Exchanges for Refugee Any club member who has \ Rehabilitation Vocations. It is a not made reservations and paid church-related marketing the fee of $1 must do so by con program in the United States makes a Favorite Person tacting Mrs. Alice Jensen. created to serve persons who Member^of the South W*nd- can produce high-quality sor'ltommimity Chorus will at saleable handicrafts and who tend as guests and present a need to sell them as a means of musical program following the everywhere you go. luncheon. livelihood but who otherwise VANKNIT® could not have adequate sales The club has reserved 35 outlets for their products. tickets for the Dec. 19 produc- The SERRV International tidn of "Lovers and Other Gift Shop will be open in the Strangers” at the Coachlight Theater. The cost per person is *^from Union Church library, Wednesday and Thursday mor $10. Anyone wishing to make nings from 9 to noon. Anyone We give you a package For $3.00 a month you’ll get all unsecured personal instalment loans; Person Card. And get you started on reservations may contact Mrs. wishing further information these benefits: 5% on regular savings; guaranteed checkcashingthroughout a whole new way of banking, night or Elsie Bertram by Dec. 13. ^ 1 • should contact Mrs. Lewis of all your favorite banking Reservations will be handled \ Miner. free unlimited checking with no mini Connecticut; youth privileges; family day, at home or away. on a first come, first serve \ The Outreach Committee is services for only $3 a m onth. mum balance; personalized checks financial counseling; your Favorite basis. Those who plan to attend entitled to keep 20 per cent of will meet at 11:30 a.m. in the the cost of all items sold, and is at no extra cost; no-bounce checks; Person Card. parking lot at St. Peter’s / We’re with you all the way. Church on Sad Hill Rd. in hopes that the percentage This is the financial plan to end all Master Charge; free cashier’s checks All you have to do to become a y\ received will enable the com mittee to carry out other mis plans. A complete money manage and free money orders; rent-free Favorite Person is visit any office of HARTFCMD IVATK*VAL sion projects. ment package that includes every $6.50 safe deposit box where avail Hartford National.We’ll make it BANR> I:'. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.^Tues., Dec. 11, 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Dec. 11, 1973 .— PAfiR n in r t f .p.n Moriarty JNames Starters , , iS CHICAGO (UPI) - Oakland A’s rejected it because "the players were sup owner Charles 0. Finley says that if posedly prospects and you can’t play the New York Yankees waftt former cash.” A’s manager Pick Williams in New Earlier he said the Yanks offered to give As Tribe Debuts Tonight York next season, they’ll have ft) give him, cash and a player off their 25-man major league roster whom he “didn’t up “any two” of four players he has in want.” mind. By LCn Auster practiced his trade this past regulations and the fact he ran “It’s up to them,” Finely said. “I gave summer at Red Auerbach’s Nessing and Curtis Wise. "The Williams resid ed as Oakland manager them the names of four prospects, and I’ll With great expectations, in the ’Turkey Day road race, center slot is held down by 6-4 this fall after guiding the A’s to their se basketball camp. Auerbach was McCurry finished, but the run take any two they want to give me. I don’t the Manchester High basket impressed, so let’s hope the Walt Micowski, cond straight world championship — and think Williams can manage for them until Businessmen ball team makes its 1973-74 , set him down for nine days, un- “Maloney is a run-and-gun with two more years still on his (contract I give him a release. At least my attorneys debut tonight in Meriden tearri. ’They are very quick, one with Finley. Army & Navy .clobbered the advise me so.” against the Maloney High of the quickest well face,” Since then, the Yankees have two offers Buzzai^s, 81-58, in the second Finley also sai^ he has not yet filed suit game of a Businessman 1 Spartans, who incidentally Moriarty said. ’The six-year In to Finley in h ( ^ s he will release Williams against Baseball Conimissioner Bowie dian mentor added, ‘"They’re a from the contract, and Finley has rejected ^ ag u e doublelieader played are the pre-season favorites Kuhn, as he had threatened, to exonerate last night at Illing Junior High. TonighVs Basketball zone team, and because of their them both, he said. himself from 87,000 in fines and a proba in the CCIL. quickness, we’re going to have . Finley said the Yankees’ latest offer in In the first game, the Coach Jim Moriarty’s.Indians tion Imposed on him for incidents during Manchester Civies outlasted Haloney, Meriden to take tee good inside and out cluded 8150,000 in cash and “a couple of the 1973 World Series. were 9-10 last season, 9-9 in tee side shot. We’re also going to players unacceptable to me.” He said he Westown Pharmacy, 61-58. loop. Having lost most of his MCC at UHartford JVs Charlie Stetson, with ■ 14 have to get a super rebounding starting platoon, his task is to Somers at Cheney Tech job from everybody.” points, and Norm Burke and put together a cohesive working Plainville at South Windsor Charles Wrlnn, with 12 markers Two performers who were unit as soon as possible. Ellington at East Granby counted on pre-season, Ray apiece, led Army & Navy to its One of the returnee starters, easy decision. ’The Buzzards’ Bolton at Lyman Memorial Sullivan and Dallas Dodge, are 5-11 Kurt Carlson, who is slated not expected back before the Santo Wants Out Ron Sorois took scoring honors to open at one of the guard East Hartford at Manchester (girls) Herald photo by Ofiara third game of the season. with 29 markers. Bill Kelly positions. Carlson, along with \ added 11 to the losing cause. Sullivan broke his arm playing lling Junior High^s Successful Soccer Squad John Feeney, who is pegged at soccer and Dodge suffered a Of Gubs’ Family With a well-balanced attack, one of the forward slots, were wm the Civies pulled out a three- ■ shoulder separation in the next- elected co-captains of the 1973- tiling Junior High’s soccer (e a m , coached Ley, Ray Gliha, Boh B ^ce. Third row, point verdict. Jack Lawrence to-the-last game of the gridiron 74 team by their cohorts. results of the Auerbach touch able to walk properly. He is CHICAGO (UPI) — All-star third baseman Ron Santo (16), Tony Morianos (12) and slate. But, when they return,. by Tom Kelley, won eight games, lost Duane Gilbert, Manager Tom Parker, Eric 1 1 1 0 center slot belongs to show up Tuesday at 8. now just rounding into shape, says he will not put on a Chicago Cubs uniform again but Dan Coppon (10), paced the Moriarty said the pair will see a three and played two ties this falL Squad Thomas, Rick Anderson, Caie Hutt, Stan lanky 6-4 Kim Bushey, who Moriarty has named 5-7 Jack and should see extensive action lot of action. Dodge is a that doesn’t necessarily mean he’s retiring from baseball. Civies’ attack. Scoring honors Maloney and 6-0 junior John in the Maloney opener. bruising 6-6 center and Sullivan members, front row, left to right, Darrell Fox, Bob Terry. Rear row. Matt Schardt, “I’ve told everybody they can put whatever interpretation they went to Westown’s Craig Koepsel to round out the star a lightning-quick 611 guard. Hovey, Scott Hyde, Ed Anderson, Paul Dale Mathews, Bob Whittemore, Maurice want on it,” Santo said Monday after telling a television inter Phillips with 25 points. Dave HOLIDAY CATERERS - Herald photo by Ofiara ting five. One performer who Following the Tuesday Hart, Bill St^hens. Second row, Don Godin, Bill Meier. , viewer, “’There’s no room for me on the Chicago Cubs. I will not McKenna had 18 and Ken Eagles Up Prices Maloney, 12-6 in the CCIL a Ellen Seymour 138-344, Carol should see plenty of action is year ago under Coach Norb opener, Manchester makes its put on a Cub uniform again because of what happened over the Wright 13 points for Westown. PH^ADELPHIA (UPI) - Wilson, Dave Peck, Phil Valentine, Frank Rawson 128-128-345, Val Huestis soccer standout Connie Fahey, returns four starters, home debut Friday night at 8 past week.” Cheney Anxious to Break Streak in Home Opener ’The Philadelphia Eagles raised 127-128-355, Mary Arcand 139- McCurry. 'The 611 forward,was against Conard High of West What happened last week was that Santo became baseball’s guards Dana Athorne and Bob 338, Ethel Lindsay 126, Mae ticket prices for some seats at slowed a bit by school Hartford at Clarke Arena. iV. C. State~UCLA Saturday first player to take advantage of a new rule that allows senior Businessmen-Rec Hettrick, and towards John Jenack 125, Helene Dey 138-350. Veterans Stadium in 1974 and players to refuse to be traded. After 14 years with the Chibs he Action last night in the Losers in its first three basketball starts LeCourt, Mark Viklinete, Tom Foran, lowered prices on some other said no to a deal that would send him to the California Angels but Businessman’s Basketball this season. Cheney Tech will be out to Glen Cooke, Mike Pressimarita. Rear, seats.'Eagles’ Business he mentioned the cross-town American League White Sox as a CHURCH - Fred Towle 164- League saw Groman’s defeat Manager Leo Carlin announced Advance Registration Herald Angle possible new home. Sportsmart, 60-43. In the Senior snap the skein in a home opener tonight at Manager Bob Tavernasi, Lanch Schors, Wooden Worried 164-164-492, Joe Jullano 211-578, the new prices Monday,, saying Evening Undergraduates “Try to get me on the South Side,” Santo said he asked Cubs Morgan Flaherty 209-511, Bob Basketball League, Moriarty 8 against Somers High. Squad members, Neil Haberern, Paul StrycKarx, John prices for 28,860 seats were owner P.K. Wrigiey and General Manager John Holland. "Money Darr 212-534, Lee Race 200-501, Brothers outlasted SchiebeTs, front row, left to right, John Paganetti, Daggett, Ed Chase, Steve Archambault, Al raised while prices were Arts and Sciences 80-67. Both contests w ere m By Earl Yost About Win Streak would not be a m atter of concern.” A1 Semrau 202-538, Mel Berman Jim Kurlowicx, Martin Cerrigione, Tom Godbout,.oach John Kleis. decreased on 9,664. Business and Public Administration “I’m sure (White Sox Manager Chuck) Tanner has shown in 205-537, May Smole 208-513, played at Y. Education Engineering Sports Editor terest in me,” Santo said, “and I feel he would work something Mike Weiber 204-521, Ken St. A1 Pratt of Groman’s took Electronic Technology out.” Peter 218-517, Bemie Banavige scoring honors with 17 points LOS ANGELES (UPl) — John Wooden spent 20 minutes The inter-league trading period has elapsed but if waivers were 247-562, George Zanis 237-600, while teammate Charlie I | Credits may apply to a degree or certificate Monday talking about how much the UCLA Bruins’ battle cleared on Santo by the Cubs through th&National League, a deal Jud Bennett 208, Dan Michaud Schilling poured in 14: For the Providence Surprised By Western Kentucky Quintet Call to make an appointment for of the unbeatens with the Wolfpack of North Carolina State could still be worked out. . losers, Ernie Uthgennant and November 26 to January 4 202, Joe Dawood 212, John loss. Jones also had 12 rebounds volving a ranked team, doesn’t mean to him. Mike Daly totaled 12 and 11 NEW YORK (UPI) - Things and Ray Bowerman 16 as break open the game. I I am to 8 pm Monday thru Friday Krashavages 502, Walt Dumko went as expected for fourth- and four assists. Kevin Grevey Western Kentucky took the lead Alabama (No. 11) overcame 531, Elmer Ostrout 525, Don markers, respectively. Seven-footer Len Kosmalski Phone 523-4811 Ext 387 But a few minutes later he admitted: “They couldn’t want to ranked North Carolina Monday had 23 points to lead Kentucky, with six minutes left and then cold first half shooting to down win it any more than we do.” Anderson 522, Dom Majewskl Tim Palmer had 20 tallies scored 31 points as Tennessee while Tim Coughlin and Joe night but not for No. 8 which has never lost four played rugged defense tee rest Virginia Tech 7664. 'The Tide blitzed South Florida 117-90 and SPRING EVENING SEMESTER JANUARY 16 to MAY 7 Plan to Keep Schedules Wooden set the stage for Saturday’s showdown by telling the 505, Cy Perkins 522. games in a row. Fall Sports Assembly Van Oudenhove contributed 16 Providence. of the way. hit only 32.6 per cent in the first Dean Hudson and Tom Jordan Southern California basketball writers that the match between North Carolina, sparked by Providence was stunned by Kevin Stacom had 19 points half but took the lead with 11 For course listings in all fields, call or write for 1974 Spring Semester Bulletin “All members of the CCIL, with the exception of the.two UCLA (3-0 this season and 78 straight wins) and North Carolina apiece to the winning Moriarty scored 18 points each as Bristol schools, plan to go on with their scheduled athletic TEE-TOTALERS - Judy effort. Schiebels’ Carl Olympian Bobby Jones’ 21 Western Kentucky’s unbeaten for the Friars and star Marvin minutes left on Charles Mississippi hit a school record Auerbach Hall UNIVERSITY COLLEGE Room 228 State (2-0 this year and 29 straight wins) doesn’t mean as much to Using a new format, the annual Manchester Highi Hilltoppers 89-84. Mike Odems Cleveland’s tipin. Alabama programs,” Dave Wiggin, Manchester High director of Sabella 180-470, Nancy Hohenthal tied for scoring points, blasted Kentucky 101-84, Barnes was held to 16. 56 field goals in crushing Arkan 200Bloomfield Ave. UNIVERSITY of HARTFORD West Hartford. Conn. him as the Bruins’ 14 Pacific-8 Conference battles. Fall Sports Awards Night will he held Wednesday at the Washburn 178, Marge Kahn 175- the Wildacts’ third straight had 20 points, Johnny Britt 18 In the only other game in then hit eight straight points to athletes reported yesterday. He added that the only reason ’The easy-going coach also insisted that he had not yet seen a honors as he registered 20 for sas 117-66. Bailey Auditorium. 489, Leda Nicol 467, Betty Haefs the night. Skip Robbins tossed the two Bristol schools, Central and Eastern, were not on scouting report on the Wolfpack, that he didn’t plan to change Honored'athletes will he members of the football, 455, Donna Magowan 456, Karen the bandwagon was that a decision was being awaited by player assignments to counter the play of 7-foot4 center Tom in 16 tallies and Duke Hutchin soccer, cross country and field hockey teams. Parent 470, Sharon Richard 468, son 14 for SchiebeTs. school official's in that community. Burleson or All-America forward David Thompson, and that he Dottie Todd 451. wouldn’t alter the club’s style of play, “regardless of who we’re The program, which starts at 7, will be open to the playing.” public. School officials are hopeful that parents and R C A S N EW The survey was taken following a report last week that followers of the school’s athletic teams will be in atten THURSDAY MIXERS - West Side Midgets Wooden also revealed that he gave the Bruin players a day off Jerry Coro 254-571, Bill Craw Midget League action played due to the energy crisis all public school activities must be from practice Monday, “because with just one game this week I dance. RELIABLES curtailed by 5:30 p-.m. to conserve on fuel. ford 243-593, Paul Scagliarlni last night at tee West Side saw thought it would be wise.” . This wil be the first time the awards program will be 225-201-601, Jack PeUigrineUi the WINF B team defeat a Wooden said the Bruins “will work hard on ’Tuesday and 202-524, John Ferguson 201-556, The original report has been met with nothing but op held at night. Cris|)ino’8, 30-18. Wednesday and Thursday.” He then suggested that he might Dave Wiggin will be the master of Ceremonies with Bob Kilian 200, Bruce Winot The winners were led by Pat position from schools in all categories. switch player assignments a little to let Bill Walton and Keith 557, Jim Olenick 522, Tony Silver’s 16 points, who in turn Wilkes take turns on ’Thompson. George Emmerling, principal, and Wilson Deakin, Baluk 503, Dolly Dawood 188- was supported by John Webb xooa And he insisted a little later that the record and reputation of assitant superintendent of schools, talking briefly. 504, Paula Sullivan 182-485, Sue (6) and Jim Brundett (6). A 3. Buffalo (aj at Now York Jola (b) their opponents does make a difference in how seriously the The Manchester High Boosters’ Club will provide Rowett 181, June Rowett 180- third period spurt by WINF put Can You Pick The “Pros”? 4. Cincinnati (a) at Hourton (b) XL-COLOR Bruins’ approach an upcoming game. refreshments. 466, Donna Bonomo 177-480, the game out of reach. i 5 Local Hoop Referees UCLA and State are overw heli^g choices as No. 1 and 2 in this Lois Johnson 471, Ann Jon Brown, David Anderson • AccuTInl* week’s United Press International basketball ratings and Wooden automatically Charlie Duggan, the former Hartford Public High track PeUigrineUi 451. and Ken Beckwith, with six, maintalna said the big battle may mean more to the challenging Wolfpack star, now the No.l cross country runner with the four and four points respective natural flesh than it does to the champion Bruins for that reason. Jerry Priddy Guilty ly, topped tee Crispino effort. OFFICIAL ENTRY tones and con Springfield College squad, placed second in the NCAA “If our situations were reversed maybe I’d feel different,” he sistent color on Manchester Evening Herald all channels. Division I cross country run in Wheaton, HI. The All- noted, “but they’re not reversed and I hope we can keep it that On Extortion Charge American selection from the Bay State college later added way.” ^ East Side Juniors 25.00 • RC A’a Automa Polic| Seeking the IC4A cross country title in the same division...Fifteen ’The coaches of Southern California’s two other nationally- LOS ANGELES (U PI) - in prison and a 810,000 fine. First Hartford Reality bested A B A B tic Fine Tuning Manchester residents are members of the Central Connec ranked teams also appeared at the weekly writers’ luncheon. Former New York Yankees in Priddy showed no emotion Professional Remodeling Con 1...... □ □ 8...... □ □ (AFT) electroni Astros^ Cedano cally pinpoints ticut District Board of Approved Basketball Officials. The Coach Lute Olson of Long Beach State accepted the group’s fielder Jerry Priddy was found when the guilty verdict was sultants, 34-30, in Junior I^ g u e 9...... □ □ SANTO DOMINGO, WEEKLY 2...... □ □ and accurately guilty by a federal court jury action played at the East Side list consists of A1 Boggini, Jim Brezinski, Joe Camposeo, University Player of the Week Award for Leonard Gray. TTie 3-1 returned by the jury of 10 holds the correct Dominican RepubUc (UPI) — A 3...... □ □ 10...... □ □ Tom Corto, Dave Dooman, Dave Hassett, Paul Humason, 49ers, ranked No. 12 in this week’s UPI ratings, host Loyola at the Monday of attempting to extort women and two men after three Rec last night. Pee Wee Basket- picture signal 8250,000 from a steamship com woman was fatally shot in a ball League play saw 11...... □ □ on each channel. Tom Kelley, Tom Lodge, Dick Longo, Chris McHale, Dan Long Beach Arena tonight. They go on the road against Canisius ballots and nearly five hours of 4...... □ □ at Buffalo, N.Y., on ’Thursday night and against Long Island pany by threatening to blow up deliberations Friday afternoon motel room here today and Manchester State Bank romp 12...... □ □ Pinto, Dave Turkington, Mark Waxenberg and Dave police issued a pick up o r ^ for 5...... □ □ 25” diagonal pic University in New York Saturday. a luxury cruise ship. and Monday morning. over Burger King, 21-6. PRIZE 13. • • LJ □ ture. Also avall- Wiggin...Basketball schedule for the filing Junior High U.S. District Court Judge Ir He admitted during the week- Houston Astros baseball player Brian McKeon and Doug Lan 6. □ $ 4 9 9 9 5 Cesar Cedeno. 14. .. TieBreaker TWMEaEOITH team starts early next month ...Don Soucier will be lost to ving Hall set Jan. 16 for senten long trial that he tried to get the dry with 13 and six points, 10 Weekly Contests! 7. □ the East Catholic High basketball team for between six to cing. Priddy — a veteran of 11 extortion money from the Police said that Cedeno, 22, a respectively, led Hartford to its Number Model QSeiO extra) 1. DalroH (a) at Miami (b) eight weeks with a broken wrist. One half of the twin Rockville High major league seasons and Princess Lines because a Dominican, fled in his sports four-point triumph. Jack Dunn 2. PIlWHirgh (a) al San Francisco (b) puANCHiffnea brother team at East, Don suffered the injury on the eve of currently a self-employed mysterious caller had told him car after the shooting of (12) and Jeff Phelon (11) topped - RULES - the opener last week. Ron Soucier is a starter wito the advertising executive — faces a to, threatening harm to his Altagracia de la Cruz, 21, about the Consultants’ effort. TM objwd d Ite cMitHt b to pie tte imR ctmet HtaMn d thi 1 a.m. (EST). Eagles...Sports Afield offers this tip to hunters. When maximum sentence of 20 years family if he did not. State Bank was led to its easy btod to tte ieertit4Miib h iuirti« tte p ^ N a m e ...... Gets Hoop Win victory by Steve Shrider’s 10 Ntontoi t .’S '■ V PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Tueg., Dec. 11. 1978 Green L i^t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Tues.. Dec. 11,1973 . - PAGE TWENTY-ONE Right of Way Rams Maintain Clarified Fast — Effective 7H £ACTiO N The "Action Marketplace" HARTFORD (UPI) ~ YOUWAHT • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers ■ V Herald Classified Ads even though his Los Angeles maintain their winning edge Knox had a chance to look at from the crowd. He scored on Drivers going through an In ^ceassKsgm- LOS ANGELES (UPI) - of punter Tom Blanchard oyer The Giants are 2-9-1 in the “Also their defense shouldn’t go tersection on a green light must • Over 60,000 Daily Readers Rams will be. in the thick of against the New York Giants some of his reserves against the an 11-yard run to cap a-65-yard (15 Word Minimum) Chuck Knox is a stubborn the end line in the end zone. basement of the NFC Ehist. without mention.” still yield to traffic law fully it. and they did more than that Giants. Second string quarter- drive at 4:24 in the third ’The Giants put up a tongh • Fast Results man. He won’t comment on Their last game is against Randy Johnson, who started within that intersection, the 1 D a y ...... 8t per word per day Monday night with a 404 rout baclj James Harris, who had quarter. That made it-21-3 for defense early and even led ^ any playoffs games in the Minnesota, the NFC, Central at quarterback for the Giants, state Supreme Court has ruled. 3 D a y s ...... 7« per word per day before a Coliseum crowd of 73,- not completed a pass all season, the Rams. on Pete Gogolak’s IS-yard field COPY CLOSING TIME FOR National Football League Knox wanted the Rams to champion. said simply, “I’m sick and tired In a decision published in the 6 D a y s ...... 6c per word per day 328 and a national television hit 6-of4 passes for M yards Isiah Robertson Interceptied a goal after the first quarter. He CUSSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Coach Alex Webster said, of losing.” latest issue of the Connecticut 26 D ays ...... audience. With their 11-2 and engineered a 71-yard march Norm Snead pass a few minutes also hit on a 27-yarder in the ... Sc per word per day 12:0# NOON DAY BEFORE PCBUCATION record, they have clinched the later and galloped 49 yards to a “Our offefise Just couldn’t get McCutcheon was given the Law Journal, Justice John P. Happy Ads ...... $1.50 Inch that Les Josephson capped with third period. moving and our defense bad to ball he carried over the 1,000- Deadline for Saturday and Monday ...... title in the NFC West. a 13-yard TD sprint. touchdown, untouched by Cotter upheld a ruling by the Randy Johnson threw onedn- play most of the time.” ' mark. He did it the hard way, Superior Court in New Haven is 12:00 Noon Friday When asked abouV the enemy hands. terceptlon for the Giants and PHONE 643-2711 But the big ground gainer for ’Hie Giants lost ^ only three missing two games because of a which held James F. Daley ; playoffs, Knox said, “We’re Other Ram scores came on a Snead tossed three. Hadl hqd the Rams,was rookie Lawrence points to Washington and muscle pull. He is the third responsible for an accident in Auto$ For Safe ; just tickled to death to be in the four^ard run by Tony Baker, a two intercepted. 4 SorvleoM Offered 12 Building-Contracting 14 Help Wantod 35 McCutcheon. He gained 80 Webster as asked to compare Ram runner to make it, the which a passenger in his car Help Wanted 35 I playoffs but we’ve still got one 18-yard field goal by David Ray Ram defenders held the yards on 11 carries and ran his the Rams and Redskins. others being D ick. Bass' and claimed she was injured. 1968 BUICK, GS, 400, low I game left.” and a 19-yard pass from John Giants to 60 yards rushing-55 Foley-ShBrp LEON GESZYNSKI buUder - TOOL MAKER, machinists, season’s total to 1,014 yards. “The Rams are a little Willie Ellison. He played last According to the suit, the Order Your | mileage, 14 mpg. Must sell. milling machine operators, and That one regular season HadI to McCutcheon. they even by Ron Johnson. Passing stats Best offer. 87^701. new homes custom built, When he went over the 1,000- stronger on the ground and they year but only on special teams collission occured when Daley’s SAW ft TOOL SHARPEMNG remodeling, additions, rec lathe operators. Experienced i i game is against Cleveland Sun- got a safety when John Hill were close-the Giants gained yard mark, he got an ovation have the threat of Harold in three games so is still northbound car proceeded to ^ a p p y rooms, garages, kitchens necessary Apply at Paragon I day at the Coliseum. snapped the ball over the head 143 netand the Rams 146. 1968 PLYMOUTH FURY II, CM eSMbir "Steak Your Future With Emerson’* Jackson to go deep,” he said. classed officially as a rookie. move at a green light, striking remodeled, bath Ule, cement Tool Company, 121 Adams I four-door sedan. Good condi NoiwMaevlMk work. Steps, dormers. Residen Street, Manchester. another auto which had made a tion. 1700 or best offer. 872-7491. eaiUwaeddMre; tial or commercial. Call 649- left turn from the southbound Thought” H u NirMin, Itaack, 1434121 4291. MACHINIST — We have the 1965 PONTIAC Tempest, small .•Ki; lane In Windsor, also during the 5 Stir InM-Vihw HrMin, M n li, following openings: Lathe, S a r M *’0““ green light. V8, automatic transmission, 87S4S4S; m apm I7S-3031 R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cin- terri >8 opening another great restaurant In the Hart- Daley contended the spot . Today! power steering, excellent condi HiiMirt, M m NNch, try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad timatic. The Purdy Corp., 586 h ^ e a rn M l n® ® “»un" Place to work and where the collision took place tion, one owner, |S95 or best M9420J ditions, porches, any type Hilliard Street, 649-0000. e earning potential and benefits are absolutely terrifici offer. Phone 647-9008. could not fall within the law’s k n t , he., MMck, M3S123 remodeling, 646-2087. definition of an intersection. ThWi • Mm Cialir, iHh 13, Vir- RN’s-LPN’s needed im CAU 643-27U 1970 CHEVELLE, 350, four- ANY TYPE remodeling and ad mediately. Full-time, part- Aieporttoour But the state high court said speed, mags. Excellent condi eoa, 172-8324______We need (dinner hours only): the trial court “did'not instruct ditions, masonry and caipentry time, temporary and seasonal Future Bright tion. Phone 646-6404 after 6 p.m. work. Free estimates. Call A. employment. Excellent wages • Hostesses • Cooks that the site of the accident was Manchester Squillacote, 649-0811. and benefit package. Evenings an intersection as the word is 1962 FORD Fairlane, needs and night positions to coincide, • Walters-Waltresses • Salad Makers commoniy used or an Evening generator, otherwise excellent CERAMIC CARPENTRY - Porches, gar with spouse’s employment. • Cashiers • Bus help For Cincinnati “intersection” within the condition. |190. Phone 643-7932. ages, additions, bathrooms, Some day position remain. Also meaning of the term as defined Herald kitchens. Houses, repairs. Free openings for nurse’s aides on all /• Bartenders • Dishwashers customers on 1970 VOLKSWAGEN - excellrat TILE by the state statute. Ona Call estimates. Small jobs. Stephen shifts. Investigate this oppor condition, excellent gas Martin, 646-7295. tunity today. 646-0059. CINCINNATI (UPI) — The Cincinnati Bengals are What the trial court said. mileage. |1,700 or best offer. Doaa It M il Cotter wrote, was “there was a To enjoying their best team ever and the future is even Phone 289-8802 after 6 p.m. We specialize in ceramic tile, NURSE Aides - full time 7-3 Apply In person to; statute which applied when a O L IV E O IL TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser brighter, points out Head Coach Paul Brown. slate, flagstone and quarry vicer repairs, remodeling, ad shift and other shifts available. light changed from green to red P Everything will be okay. | 1968 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- tile. For complete bathroom With a 9-4 record, tops in the six-year history of the franchise, ditions, garages and custom Opportunity to join dynamic EMERSON’S LTD and which defined the meaning door sport coupe, small V9, remodeling, we’ll handle all Qncinnati needs only a win over lowly Houston Sunday to win the fuel supplies for I Love, building. Free estimates. 643- nursing team at Meadows Con 29 Windsor Avn. Windsor, Conn. of the green tight.” automatic, power steering, new carpentry, plumbing and tile valescent Center, 646-2321. American Conference’s Central Division title and gain a playoff Rusty 5769. The iaw, according to him, tires, good condition, 8795 firm. work. Expert workmanship berth against the World Champion Miami Dolphins. says traffic facing a green tight Call after 3 p.m, 749-7125. and reasonable rates. ARTS AND Crafts But whatever happens to the Bengals the rest of the season, RoeSng-SIdlng-CMmnay 18 must yield to traffic lawfully 4 Congratulations | demonstrators needed, no their 65-year-old general manager and head coach expects next JE E P 1965 Wagoneer, 4-wheel Call Mandevllla within the intersection. I S T E V E i experience necessary. Part- year to even better. Brown’s (^timism is shaped by the large drive, automatic, power ROOFING and roof repairing, time or full-time, no collecting The state high court cited ^ Bryant doesn’t know what 643-9678 number of high draft choices the Bengals have t^ n k s to several generating electricity steering, 6 cylinder, as is, $450; Coughlin Roofing Co. 6&770f or delivering. Beat the high cost previous decisions on simitar 4 they're In fori ^ trades. firm. 643-9708, 428 Lake Street, of living, call 633-1697. M k i i / s i m y cases. One of them ruled that Bolton. ' BIDWELL Home Improvement Not unlike counting one’s blessings, Brown totaled up his draft i Love, 4 First Class “a driver when, faced with a CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Co. E xpert installation of CLIRK choices. P Toot and R.C. | RN or LPN, part time, 11-7, green light at an intersection Trucka-Tractor 5 very reasonable, work aluminum skiing, gutters and Laurel Manor, 6494519. “In the next draft we’ll have our regular first and second round SHEET METAL Position now available must act as a reasonabty pru \ g^ranteed. Call anytime, 649- trims. Roofing installation and picks, then we’ve got two third round choices, three in the fourth 1969 DODGE van, good condi repairs. S49-6&5, 8754109. for person to handle dent person with a knowledge DIETARY AIDES - Part-time. MECHANICS round, two in the fifth and two in the sixth. It’s an encouraging Lost and Found 1 tion, 8975. 643-0627. supplies and distribute that he cannot proceed in dis Experience helpful but not thing when you think of the future.” ODD jobs, paneling, household HORACE Tetrault — Siding, necessary. Hours required the mail for our growing regard of other vehicles in the FOUND - Black, male, poodle & MACHINE By contrast. Brown pointed out that Cleveland, the club that 1964 FORD TRUCK, F-800, with re^irs, carpentry. Call 649- roofing, storm windows, aw 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and office. Will train Your efforts to conserve energy are producing significant intersection.” type dog. Call Bolton, Dog snow plow, Sander complete. In , nings. Quality workmanship, capable person, who is fired him 12 years ago, only has one draft pick in the first four Northeast Utilities’ Customer Warden, 649-5900. 3:30 p.m. to 5:15 p.m. East ASSEMRLERS rounds. In another ruling, the state top condition. Phone 6464175. free estimates. Fully insured. Hartford Convalescent Home, willing to do some lif savings in fuels used to generate electricity. However, it is Supreme Court said a state MASONRY - All types, 8724187, 649-3417. Minimum one year The Bengals have their strongest team ever thanks mainly to Demand Down FOUND - Male German 745 Main Street, East Hartford. ting of heavy boxes and referee erred in part in awar 1971 DODGE VAN, new rebuilt fieldstone ^eciality, work experience. Must read quarterback Ken Anderson. important that they be continued — and increased, if possible — Shepherd Cross, brownish cartons. H.S. grad Thanks to warmer weather and the cooperative conservation ding 19,000 in damages to a 6 cylinder, stereo, all carpeted. guaranteed. Call after 5 p.m., ROOFING — Specializing ELECTRICIAN - Experienced blueprints. Excellent fringe “Anderson is just now beginning to get the recognition he since the future residual oil supply situation for the companies black. Call Bolton Dog Warden, preferred. We offer out West Haven couple who had Phone between 5-7 p.m., 64^ 643-1870 or 644-2975. repairing roofs, new roofs, in commerical and residential benefits and pay. deserves,” points out Brown. “You look at the statistics week efforts of our customers, the Northeast Utilities system 649-5900. 8645. gutter wprk, chimneys, cleaned standing employee of Northeast Utilities has deteriorated in the past week. claimed harm was done to their wiring. Benefits. Call 646-5420 benefits. Excellent after week and he’s way ahead of some of the glamour boys. But REWEAVING burns, moth and repaired. 30 years between 8-5:30 p.m. DuBaldo experienced an 8.2 percent reduction in cu^om er demand property by a landfili on an FOUND - male, Weimaraner PRESSURE RUST nobody has paid any attention to him.” V 1971 CHEVROLET 1/2 ton pick holes. Zippers repaired. Win experience. Free estimates. Electric Company. working conditions in adjoining land. Call Bolton Dog Warden, 649- It was three Anderson-to-Isaac Curtis touchdown passes in the from projected estimates in November. Actual use was even up, with shell, power steering, dow shades, Venetian blinds. Howley, 643-5361. MFG.C0.JNC. modem new office sur In the decision penned by 5900- 41 Chapel Street first half that broke Geveland’s back Sunday. Brown calls the automatic transmission, power Keys made. TV for rent. PART-TIME work at home on roundings, including som e 3.2 percent below that of November 1972, despite the Justice Joseph T. Bogdanski, disc brakes, heater. ^,200 or Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. GUTTERS and roofs repaired Manchester, Conn. free parking. Anderson-toCurtis combination the new ‘ home run strike” of the Northeast Utilities’Supply of Oil the telephone in Manchester addition of som e 20,000 new customers. However, the court ruled there was no LOST - Male Sheltie (Miniature best offer. Clall 8724239 after 4 and replaced. Excellent area. Call for information 1-658- For Personnel \ Bengals. A s of Wednesday, December 5, the Northeast Utilities Collie), brown and white, sufficient evidence to support pm- TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving workmanship. Reasonable 5515 oi; 1473-2995. Interview Call Brown begins practice this afternoon for the Houston game but temperatures for the month were considerably above last vicinity Parker Street. Reward. Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, companies had 1,938,000 barrels of residual oil in storage or the award. large appliances, cleaning prices. Free estimates. Ralph Monday afternoon he had a chance to prop his Ceci n his desk and Phone 6434634. Sunders, 646-1399. between 10 a,m. - 5 p.m., year’s (782 versus 635 degree days or ia 8 percent). There was no evidence that 1959 GMC truck, flatbed, very cellars and attics, also some GENERAL MACHINIST - over 947-3552 or 947-3953 relax after the 34-17 win over Cleveland. about a twenty4wo-day supply. CXir projections now indicate good condition, best offer over tree work done. 64^1775. time, paid holidays, excellent weekdays. the defendants were given LOST - Savings Passbook No. Why were the Bengals able to handle the Brow is so readily? that on January 2, we; will have 922,000 barrels in storage or a 81,300. Call 649-2888 days, 646- Haadng-Plumbing 17 insurance benefits. Metronics, THE HARTFORD The New England Situation notice of the problem and that 22307-7 Hartford National Bank 6989 evenings. Ask for ^ e rie . GUTTERS cleaned and Inc., Route 6 and 44-A, Bolton. “Two reasons,” Brown offered. “In the first '.lalf we really they refused to correct it, the and Trust Co., First INSURANCE GROUP ten-day supply, and by January 30 some 174,000 barrels or repaired. Guaranteed no leaf B O m Heating and Plumbing didn’t allow Cleveland to move the ball. Our defensive linemen— New England as a region also experienced a November state Supreme Court ruled. It Manchester Office. Application 111 FDumlors Plaza especially Ken Avery — were so tough. The only real yardage problem. Interior, exterior - PromiPrompt, ‘ courtmus ■ service. FULL-TIME apartment less than a two-day siqjply. also said the state referee made for payment. Auto-San/Ica painting. Reasonable rates. B. East Rlvar Ortva they got was on quarterback scrambles and that’s gettin,. it the decline from projected demand of 7.5 percent and an actual Call■■ 643-1■ 3-1496. superintendent, for main- failed to determine the former Accaaaorlaa Lessard, 646-6688. ta linence and repairs. East Hartford, Com. haid way. On November 30, we were notified by our principal supplier LOST - Passbook No’s. 102922, use of electricity that w as .6 percent below kHowatt-hour use in value of the couple’s property, NO JOB too small. Immediate ManchesterMan area.. Good salary 06108 “Hie second reason-our pass protection. Kenny (Anderson) 102923, 86679, 111733, 4-2056. AHENTION that a 10 percent reduction of December deliveries had been November of 1972. Again, mild temperatures in the six-state and ordered a new trial. PAIR of snow^ tires, Goodyear ED’S FLOOR Cleaning Com- service on service calls. Free pluslus apartment provided. An Equal Opportunity had a lot of time to throw the ball where he wanted.” Savings Bank of Manchester. F-78xl4, 873 new, hardly used, p^any. Gean, wax and buff all 2nd shift employees and estimates gladly given on Damato'Enterprises', 646-1021 Employer Houston, the worst team in pro football with a 1-12 record, placed in effect due to the worsening world oil shortage. On region must be recognized as a cohtrfouting factor. Application made for payment. 840 pair. 6464569. floors. Call 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., 643- retired gentllemen. heating or Numbing. Faucets Male and Female doesn’t figure to pose much of a threat for the Bengals but Brown December 6, another supplier notified us of a 15 percent 0367. WAITRESS - Part-time, after Showcase Cinema is looking LOST - PASSBOOKS No. 29- repaired or installed. Water is wary. The companies of Northeast Utilities operate as an integral CRAGER Mag wheels, 15x6. pumps worked on. Complete school hours. Will train. Good for men to work part-time, reduction in deliveries effective immediately. Remaining deliveries 00705 9-3, and 29407486-1, of the Fit GM cars, lugs and locks, “I’ve already told my players about a game Houston had with C&S HOME CARE, carirpentry, heating systems, rec rooms, wages. Good gratuities. Apply mornings, as cleaners, from 7 part of the interconnected regional utility network which forms LWV To Discuss Connecticut Bank and Trust excellent condition, 8115. Call roofs, insulation, paalnting. in person. Brass Key to 12 noon. If interest^ apply Oakland a couple of weeks ago,” Brown said. “Housion trailed from our suppliers may also be subject to further curtailment if Company, Savings Department. pa etc. Call M&M Plumbing & the New England Power Pool. AvaHabitty of fossi fuels Town Projects 649-1401. interior-exterior, trucking. HeaUng, 649-2871. Restaurant, 829 Main Street, in person: R N S LPN S Oakland just 14-10 with six minutes to go and had the ball on mandatory or voluntary residual oil allocation quotas are placed snow plowing. Complete home Manchester. Oakland’s two-yard line and were ready to score when a fumble throughout New England, therefore. Is the dominant factor In Buckland Commons and Case LOST - GUS, Dalmation type AIDES and apartment care. Call 64^ SEWERLINES, sink lines, SHOWCASE cost them the game. in effect nationally. Mt. will be topics of discussion medium sized dog. Black Qaraga-Service-Storaga 10 4828, 5 6 8 -^ . EXPERIENCED CONCRETE Full or part-time positions the ability of our companies to p ro \^ uninterrupted electric collar, license 7924. cleaned with electric cutters, CINEMA “When that happens to Oakland against Houston, it throws a by the League of Women VotCi-s by professionals. McKinney Form man. Call 875-1103. available on 3-11 and 11-7 scare into us,” Brown said. senrice during the fuels emergency which is expected to when it meets Wednesday at 8 Manchester-Talcottville area. WANTED - In Manchester MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. 936 Silver Lane, East Hartford shifts. Company paid life, Northeast Utilities’ Supply of Coal Loved. Reward. 649-7980. Bros. Sewer Disposal Com p.m. at the home of Mrs. David area, need to rent garage Removal, pruning, spraying, pany, 643-5308. CUSTODIANS - Experienced, health, major medical and become irxire severe in the weeks and rrxxiths immedfalely to store 16’ boat. Phone 8ra-6!u9 Our 147,0b0-kilowatt generating unit at ML Tom Station at Winer, 37 Ellen Lane. etc. Fully insured. Ucensed. part-time evenings, disability insurance. Truly ahead. LOST - Small buff colored poo after 4 p.m. Free estimates. Phone 633-5^. Manchester area. Phone 643- Town Planner Eric Potter dle, vicinity Summit Street, JOHN C. MAR-^IN Plumbing - one of the best benefit Holyoke, Mass., is ready to operate on coal with 60,(XX) tons Free estimates on remodeling 5691, 2 to b p.m. KEYPUNCH NEPEX, the operating arm of the New England Power Pool, will talk about the Buckland Manchester. Reward. Phone Motoreyclaa-BIcyclea 11 TREE SERVICE (Soucier) packages in the industry. available on site, about a two-months supply. Our West project and answer questions. 643-9778. repairs and new construction. OPERATORS Pleasant working conditions. Trees cut, building lots cleared. Call 8754448 LABORER - Experienced for Experienced in Alpha-| Pro Grid Briefs after factoring in the present consen/ation effort, reports that a Terry Parla, chairman of the OSSA, 1969 Pioneer, rebuilt Sprir^eld, M ^ ., Station also has about 60,000 tons of coal trees topped. Got a tree precast plant, steady work plus Numeric work are need^ im -; Opportunity to join dynamic Conservation Commission, will FOUND - Gray 10-speed bike, engine, new shocks, chain, problem? Well worth phone overtime. Call Irv, 872-3157. four-week supply of oil and coal is now on hand or committed FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, mediately for first and second | nursing team as one of the cameramen will be on Simpson on site. However, conversion of two 51,S00-kilowatt units at discuss the Case Mt. issue. area W. Middle Tpke. Call 649- studded rear tire, etc. 8250. call, 742-8252. nation’s largest health care ^Mickey Mouse^ for delivery during the period Decerrfoer 5-Januaiy 2. This 3977. repairs, remodeling, free es shifts. Benefits to 'full and | the entire game, with one man The meeting will also include Phone 6494474. timates. No job too small. PART-TIME - Man to work in CLEVELAND (UPI) - The this station has not commenced, since permission to bum or «••••••••••••••••••••••••••• p ^ -tim e employes. Salary: facilities continues to in the end zone and the other represents a 2.3-day decline of fossil-fuel generating capability a discussion of League Prompt service on emergency. shipping department. One to expand. Cleveland Browns’ chances of receive additional coal at either ML Tom or W est Springfield Parsonala-Announcamenta 2 Painting-Papering 13 negotiable. Hours flexible, t shooting from ground level. membership, to be led by Mrs. 1973 YAMAHA Model TXSllO, 643-70M. 4:30 p.m. Phone 646-3800. getting into the National Foot from that reported for the November 28-Deoember 26 period. 500 cc, low mileage, best offer. Move with us into a spacious • Simpson needs only 60 yards has not been received from the Massachusetts Public Health Mark Kravitz and Mrs. George ball League playoffs were PIANO wanted, any condition. Call 646^04 between 8:30 - 5 VICTOR Lehtinen Painting JANITOR - Man. to work in new facility in South Windsor, j Contact Emelia Kurnik to break the rushing record of Lawrence. Electrical 18 termed “Mickey Mouse” Mon (Council. A s you perhaps know, the Northeast Utifities system fa Call anytime, 742-7141. p.m. Interior - Exterior. Staining, small manufacturing^firm, 4:30 Call... : A$iUlant Director of day by dejected tight end Milt 1,863 yards, set in 1963 by Jim window repair. Phone after 6 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. Phone 646- Nurting Service issuing'^Nfi^l^fueis report to government o ffid ^ a n d to the Autos For Sale 4 TRI-CITY ELECTRIC - Ser E.C.M. Morin. Brown. On November 30, the Connecticut Department of BSA for sale -1968 Starfire, 250, p.m., 14^3578. ving you in. any electrical n e w s r T i e d i a ~ ' excellent condition. 8200. Phone problems, remodeling, 644-244S MEADOWS “We had a chance to do it Environmental Protection granted permission under certain 1948 CJ2A Jeep, good condition. 1-537-5015 after 6 p.m. - R&M PAINTING - Painting, maintenance, trouble shooting, COUNTER women for lunch CONVALESCENT ourselves, win the division Phone 872-28M. paperhanging, exterior and in hours, Tuesday through Friday, title,” said Morin, referring to Careers to End conditions to convert to coal 85,000 kilowatts at our Montville, The seriousness of our fuel supply situation should not be etc. Call us today, Dick, 649- EXPERT bicycle repairs, all terior, commercial and 3739 or Bob 6464194. ideal for housewife. Apply In » KEYPUNCH CENTER Geveland’s 34-17 loss to the SAN FRANGSCO (UPI) - Conn., Station, and 193,000 kilowatts at our Middletown, underestimated. A s we aU know, Neiv England weather fa Highland Park 1963 PLYMOUTH 1 ^ , 24oor. makes, models and speeds. residential, 644-0642. person. The Pizza Place, 333 Bidwell St. Manchester Cincinnati Bengals Sunday automatic transmission. Call Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Meadowbrook Shopping Plaza, SUPERVISOR John Brodie may not be the only Conn., Station. Conversion of a 120,000-kilowatt generating ribtoriously undependable and we are much at its mercy in this Light Installed Flooring 19 Needed for second shift ser 646-2321 “Now all we can do is sit back San Franc; :o star closing out 646-1776 after 6 p.m. Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- J.P . LEWIS & Son custom Coventry. unit at Middletown is under way. Middletown has 30,000 tons A full sequence traffic control vice bureau operation. Must and wait for somebody else to his career . aturday when the instance. On the other hand, the record of the relabity and decorating, interior and FLOOR Sanding and make mistakes. signal has been installed at 1968 FORD Galaxie 500, V8, one exterior, paper hanging. Fully Refinishing, (specializing in EXPERIENCED reliable be a keypunch operator with 49ers host Pittsburgh. of coal on site with an adcfitional 10,000 tons scheduled for resourcefulness of New England's people fa also weM known. I owner, good condition, 53,000 “That’s a Mickey Mouse way Hi^iland and Wyllys Sts. in TANDUM BICYCLE - insured. 649-9658. older floors). Inside painting. woman to clean house, one day supervisory experience. Offensive iackle Len Rohde delivery during the next four weeks, or about a 30-day supply! urge our industrial, commercial and residential customers to Manchester and will go into miles, power steering, E x cellen t condition. 8100. weekly, own transportation. Excellent starting wages, of doing things.” and defensive tackle Charlie operation later this week. automatic. 8750. Call 649-4773. Phone 644-0280. INSIDE-Outside paintingpa 5750, 87^2222. Call 646-7618. benefits. Hours 4 p.m. to mid SHOWCASE CINEMA Geveland has a theoretical Krueger have also indicated,^ Montville has no coal on site, but about 12,000 tons scheduled continue to seek a voluntary 15 peroerk reduction fo the Police Chief James Reardon SpecialS ^ ia l rates for pmplep^ple over f night. New office facility, Is looking for men and women chance to make the playoffs as they may hang up their spikes, NEED CAR? Credit bad? Sarvicaa OHorad REFRIGERATION and air- for delivery during this period. use of electricity — and of all energy. reported today. 12 ly ihsured. Estimates given. Bonda-Stocka-Morigagaa 27 pleasant surroundings, con to work part-time evenings as the American Football although they have not decided Bankrupt? Repossessed? ------Call 649-7863. conditioning service man, There has been,a flashing veniently located. Call... ushers, doormen, concession Conference’s wild card team if for sure. Conversion of the generating unit at ML Tom, two units at Honest Douglas accepts lowest SNOW PLOWING - Quick journeymen, full time 12 month W e deeply appreciate your response to our past appeals to signal beacon at the intersec MORTGAGES, loans first se counter girls and cashiers. the inconceivable happens to But another vdteran star down, smallest payments. reliable service offered. Free NEED a Paperhanger - call job. CMS, Blue Cross, E.C.M. W est Springfield, two units at Middletown and three units at tion since last year. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. cond, third. All kinds. Realty Apply in person after 6:30 the Bengals next weekend. Cin ‘ promised to be back next year conserve energy. W e also are appreciative of the efforts of our estimates. Forming new routes after 5 p.m., 64^2496. \ statewide, credit rating un vacations, profit sharing, Mrt. Coopar . 644-2445 Installation Of the new full now. CaU 643-4084. excellent working conditions. p.m. cinnati would have to lose to the when defensive back Jim John Montville woidd permit Some 25 percent of the total necessary. Reasonable. Con iDongressional ^legation and state officials to obtain sufficient sequence light at the intersec AUTO INSURANCE - com T. j. FLANAGAN - painting and Call Woodcock Refrigeration CLERK TYPIST - with figure team with the worst record in son told the Downtown 49ers fidential, Quick arrangements. fossil-fueled capadty.of our s y s t ^ to burn coal. However, it residual oil for electric power generation. Working togetii^ I tion was done by the state pare our low rates. For a COLLEGE STUDENT with papering, call 646-1949. Company, 644-1511. apptitude, needed for small SHOWCASE CINEMA the league, the Houston Oilers. Gub Monday he would return. te ie ^ n e quotation call Mr. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. should be noted that a dependable supply of coal from the transportation department, pick up truck, available for odd 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart- pleasant local office. Burroughs 936 Silver Lane, East Hartford . At the same time, the Browns Johnson accepted the club’s am hopeful that we st^ l make it throu^ the winter without Dolfii at 6464050. .jobs. (:all afte r4 p.m., 646-1148. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, HitRd Wat Ml Nwtr 'N n tiN posting machine or Convales would have to beat the Los because Highland St. is State ' ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Defensive Player of th^ Year mines and coal cars to deliver a steady supply cannot be serious disruptions to our customers or to our area’s economy. .fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Back,’ Tboy M M hrti ketiaa Cil cent Home experience may be Angeles Rams, who have Road 534. HOW CAN you save fuel this award on behalf of safety Mel concrete repairs, inside ana MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd 643-2711. an asset. Excellent benefit already clinched the NFC assured at this time, although every effort is b ^ made to winter? For a free brochure Phillips, who could not make it outside. Reasonably priced, mortgages — interim financing program and good starting write Chimney Heat Reclaimer SECOND INCOME - $400-|700 Western Division title with an because of an injured shoulder. strengthen procurement, despite highly competitive conditions. 8434851. — expmtious and confidentim salary. Contact Mr. Messier, 11-2 mark. Corp, P.O. Box 277, ForestvUle, per month. Established com 646-2321. service, J. D. Real Estate pany has expanded into ANTENNA Conn. 06010 or call 1428-7375. NUTMEG PAINTING - Assoc. 646-1980. opM MgMs IB MOO (txcapt sat) Interior and exterior. Manchester area and now has DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted INSTALLATION Full Coverage sales and supiervisory position Hubbard Worried UGHT TRUCKING, odd jobs, Reasonably priced. For a free Bualnoaa Opportunity 28 for modeiii suburban practice. We’re looking for an PHLADELPHIA (UPI) - OAKLAND (UPI) - Oakland O ld fashioned candy canos lawns mowed, trees ciit and estimate, 643-5295, between 6^9 available, two or three evenings Full-time position available im- experienced man for in removed. Cellars and attics p.m. per week. Company training meidiately in Vernon. Pleasant stalling home antennas. Will When,O.J. “Juice” Simpson of Raiders fullback Marv Hubbard LeUm F. Sillln. Jr. COUNTRY store for sale, lock. provided. Call week days, 1-7 the Buffalo Bills goes after the admits he started worrying and Christmas hard candy cleaned. Free estimates. Call Stock and barrel. Well traveled environment with fringe also consider trainee for this Bullding-Contraoting 14 p.m. for appointment, 6^2945. benefits. Call 522-9211 from 9 to single-season rushing record Chairman and Praaidant from 39* 6434000. highway, for particulars call position. Apply to C. Kimball about next Sunday’s big battle 5 p.m., Monday through Satur Sunday at Shea Stadium in New here with Denver during last Northaaat UtUHIaa 2 W ! ^ or 649-7669. PART-TIME, 15-30 hours week a t — SHARPENING Service - NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• day. York, four of the b> st Saturday’s game with Ibuisas " f i y UB lolkB, ypu’U ttke u b I" Saws, knives, axes, shears, Remodeling, repairing, ad ly, maintenance work. $2.25 - $3 cameramen in the business will City. skates, rotary blades. Quick ditions, fee rooms, poren^ and Help Wantod 31 hourly. Work is after 12 mid b o o k k e e p e r - Eicellent op JACK BOAN CO. be there to film the perfor llie Raiders weu on their service. Capitol Equipment roofing. No job too small. Call night. Ideal for man presently portunity for person with ambi 109 Valley St., WillinumUc hkvB w ery little thlngl" working a full-time second shift mance of the former Heisman way to a 37-7 win over the Co'., 38 Main St., Manchester. 649-3144. FULL-TIME male clerk and tion and above average ability. 423-9277 Trophy winner. Chiefs and. Hubbard said “I Hours daily 7:304, Thursday, stock work. Apply in wrson, job. Call 569-0630. Experience in accounts Barrett Plumbing Supply, 33L Steve Sabol, executive vice started thinking about Denver 7:304, Saturday, 7:304. 64^ CARPENTRY - Repairs, receivable desirable. Excellent THE COI4NECTiCUTUGHT AND POWER COMpANir . Broad Street, Manchester. OF COURSE your family com president of National Football in the third quarter. Not that 7858. remodeling, additions, roofing. i\ io h t h e A s t THE HARTFORD BfC T R iC LIGHT COMPANY Call David Patrla, South Wind es first, but maybe you need an ° jmmQus KN ft w o m League Films, Inc., the firm the win over KC came that MACHINIST— Part-time, mor outside interest, too. Ydu, too WESTERN MASSACHUSETTS ELECTRIC COMPANY LIGHT landscaping, attic and sor, 644-1796. Career Training in the United that films all NFL games, said easy, but I almost wished it cellar cleaning, call anytime, nings, The Amirbelle Corpora can be an Avon Representative Street, East lurtford. Monday “we are going to have could have been decided later, HOLYOKE WATER POWER COMPANY . States Air Force Is for you. I - ™ * ' 649-1573. WES .ROBBINS carpentry tion, 104 East Main Street, and earn money for the our best cameramen up there” in the last quarter, so we UTILITIBS R ^ v ille . Contact Mr. Larry “extras” you want for your r e l ie f cook - weekends, Cali 646-7440, MSgt. Gary remodeling specialist. Ad for the Bills’ game with the wouldn’t take anything for HAVE A problem? You name it ditions, rec rooms, dormers,' Passardi, 875-3325t between family. Also win prizes, rqeet hours 6-2. X}all Meadows Con- Miller, 555 Main Street, Jets. granted, so we’d be Just as high we do It • froM cellars to roof. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, 8:30 a.m .4 p.m. An equal op people, have fun. It's easy to valesceot Home, 646-2321, Ext- Manchester. He said two of the four for Denver.” Free esUnutei. 647-9400. 649-3446. portunity employer. get started. Just call 289-4922. 52,. Mrs. Kingsley. PAPE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Tues., Dec. 11, 1973 man c h e o t e r EVENmb HRR>,.n, c„„., ------Out of Town- H9lp ^ 9S HouMhoU Qoodt 81 Aptirtmmtt$ For Hont 83 Aportuionta For Pont 83 For Root . 88- Houooo For Solo 71 Houooo For Solo 72 BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAV BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLC WE BUY and sell good used fur MANCHESTER - Centrally VERNON - Willow Brook MANCHESTER • Two homes * H A V E n iN niture; Houstons, Comer Pine located four rooms, first floor, APA RTM EN T THIfi BUG SPRAY IS *TH' a m RID O' PLIES. Apartnients, 3Mi rooms at 3180; for the price of one. Mother, IftW kTW Sr, BUMBRl fwtcbwpuasant MMi VOU VMOMT1 MO,THAMMS I.THATBLAe- WHVNOTLBTY WIPTMA* SUPPERS •0 ' t m ELSE IS WHILE WORKING Street and Hartford Rd., nb pets. 3150. Security required. RENTAL OFFICE Ited, Sister, Brother can have u M osQ urroB S “ PRASRANCB! r —^ mpwAtjp H N v ey -i rarclv eeKAAOUTHI A«HSLP'lCaJ HM/f OL06O8V lUe m i l VOUR HEAP 4Vk rooms at 3206. Includes DMEL F. HEULE jg y, AOmcmar ' (■ • V , ■...... , PAGE TWENTV-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,, Manchester. Conn., , Dec. 11. 1973 iianrljPHtpr lEtif ntn^Upralh Manchester—A‘ City of Village Charm PRICE: FIFFEEN CENTS MANCHESTER*, CONN.. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 12, 1973- VOL. XCIII, No. 62 FORTY EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS Scarce Fuel Rules Announced Oftfar your ifw Color TV or Applloneo Now lor Chrl$tma$ Savingo. Chooaa from Famoua Brand Namaa — All with Boaclal Odaral GIVE A GIFT THAT KEEPS ON GIVING At llling Less Gasoline, Higher Indian Prices Will Result K i t c h e n A i d i } ^ Westinghpuse refrigerator 'A' WASHINGTON (UPI) - The MADE BY THE WORLD'S OLDEST AND LARGEST Dinner requirements. Other users will 100 per cent until Jan. 7 and 85 MAKER OF COMMERCIAL DISHWASHERS administration today proposed get about 90 per cent. All per cent after. new fuel allocations regulations specifics of the proposal were —An equitable sharing of all Stop boing tlw dlshwssliir. 8st a now HtehanAld NOWI Served that would result in less gas- not immediately disclosed, but available fuel with • oline and higher prices for the 17.1 FT. FROST-FREE the Washington Star-News said requirements that prices An Indian dinner prepared consumer. these were among its elements: charged be uniform for all INSTALLED iast night by students of team The proposed regulations, an —A cutback in gasoline output users. 8C at llling Junior High School nounce by new energy chief by 15 per cent at the refinery solid-state for their parents climaxed a The regulations provide for 18 William E. Simon, call for an level, plus an additional 10 per no gasoline rationing but since AT NO EXTRA COST course of study on the increase in production of dis cent a the gasoline pump. the rules cover distribution We will Install your new KItctien Aid In your space Including plumbing and Separate American Indians. Under the tillates such as home heating —Electric utilites will have to from producer to wholesaler to ^ wiring and fronts at no extra cost. — ** direction of Miss Patricia oil, petrochemicals, .and bear the shortages in heavy gasoline station, the gas Controls Welch and Mrs. Sharon residual fuel oil that is used by heating oils, possibly available to the consumer will Sheehan, the students prepared power plants. necessitating power cutbacks, be affected. a meal of venison, rabbit, Choose from Twin The new mandatory program, especially in the Northeast. Simon stressed the turkey, vegetables, puddings supplementing incentive — Big domestic air carriers allocations “were not rationing and cakes from authentic In Custom Crispers program announced last week, would be allotted 95 per cent of but a system to assure dian recipes. The students wore Imperial would cut back gasoline output their 1972 use until Jan. 7 and 85 equitable distribution at the ^ PORTABLES costumes they had made by an estimated 15 per cent and per cent after that. Small wholesale level.” Glide Out resem bling those worn by Superior raise heating oil 8 or 9 cents a regional airlines would get 95 “If in such a monumental un different tribes of Indians. gallon and gasoline 6 or 7 cents Rollers TABLE per cent until Jan. 7 and 90 per dertaking there could be a key Before the dinner, the a gallon. cent afterwards and inter word, that word would be ' 1 , MODELS parents visited displays of arts The proposed rules are national carriers would receive (See Page Twenly-Four) SALE Me"** and crafts which the students schedule to take effect Dec. CONSOLES had made simulating those 27. They were prepared for SAVE »»«s made by the Indians in earlier publication in the Federal Latest Models days. Register. The proposals are not The course of study included. final but probably will take this Business Accused We will Install your the differences between the In general form when put into new Kitchen Aid in- New Features dians of the North and the effect after allowing time for dudinf plumbing and South, socio-economic con public comment. Of Failing To Cut wiring ditions, and the Indian adoption Cookout Climaxes Course Under the proposals, a priori 1 procedure. ty of users will be established. The model Indian village Construction of an Indian village gets the finishing touches Emergency services such as Use Of Energy which was erected in the Click puts a feather, in the model Indian’s headdress at fire and ralice departments, from students of team 8C in the quaddrangle at Tiling right while Robert ’Turcotte and Louise Fontaine watch. school’s quadrangle included Junior High School. Laying the fire in front of Uie teepee at public transportation, teepees, drying racks and (Herald photo by Pinto) agriculture and fuel production SOL R. COHEN “muscle” to mandate those and naCBZ/D COLOR TV left are Mary Brennan, with hat, and Eileen Warren. Susan (Herald Reporter) future recommendations (to funeral pyres. will get 100 per cent of their It is the consensus of the business establishments and 1 WEXT CALORIC town’s directors that homeowners) if there is no Manchester merchants are voluntary compliance. Raw Material Shortage School Day Energy Council "dragging their feet” during HlUery Gallagher remarked, LIVE BROADCAST the energy cris'i^. “It seems to me there’s a con X Hours Up Consequently, on a paotion by scious or unconsc'ious effort on GAS RANGE Concerned Over Vivian F e t)? u ^ and adopted the part of business, the This Saturday 12:00 - 4:15 unanimously ’Tuesday night, Chamber of Commerce in To Localities they are requesting the cluded, to stall energy-saving .m m Featuring Live, Paul Cox & The Clansmen Local Plastics Firm Complacency merchants to diminish window measures until after Christ lighting at the close of business, mas.” FU LL LINE The ultimate decision in cut down on lighting during He said he sees no indication Register for Free Prize Drawings m closing schools early or exten Participants in Tuesday won’t be decided until next business hours, and reduce whatever that merchants are Announces Layoff ding school vacations will be up night’s initial meeting of PORTABLES CONTINUOUS Tuesday, when the citizens their heating to reasonable making an effort, and to local school boards. Manchester’s Citizens Energy council will meet again. levels, also during business recommended a resolution of WRIST WATCHES, DINNERS CLEANING Atty. Gen. Robert K. Killian Action Council agreed that the CONSOLES Clark mentioned that many of hours. condemnation. The board didn’t d ia g o n a l gave a legal opinion Tuesday in energy crisis is more serious the more-than-25 persons who go that far. DOUG BEVINS Kage Co., based in a former "disappeared from the Town Manager Robert Weiss, the decision which will allow than the average person attended the Tuesday night AND A STEREO (Herald Reporter) Cheney Bros, factory at Elm market,” unless a buyer wants noting that the Greater On Gallagher’s recommenda LATEST WAIST HIGH local school boards to adapt an believes, according to Richard meeting at the Manchester tion, the Jan. 8 agenda will in Kage Co., Inc., a Manchester and Forest Sts., makes plastic to pay three or four times the Manchester Chamber of MODELS energy schedulie according to Clark, executive vice president State Bank complained the clude an item backing BROILER wall decorations. It employes old price. Commerce is studying energy manufacturer of plastic wall their particular needs. of the Greater Manchester 1 0 0 % S o lid S t a t e about 250 persons, most of them heating temperatures were saving proposals, said the Prignano’s warning and to con LATEST decorations, is laying off 75 Since the state Board of Chamber of Commerce. too h i^ . It turned out that the part-timers; Housewives, high “We couldn’t meet the de board’s directive will help the sider the adoption of ordinances part-time employes because the Education issued a directive The chamber-sponsored FEATURES school students, and college mand for our product,” Gers bank’s thermostats were set to Chamber make its decisions. — in the event requests don’t A LL FREE I firm is having trouble getting last Wednesday for schools to citizens council didn’t for completely shut off the heat, students. tein said, noting that was forced Director Pascal Prignano, as bring the desired results. the raw materials for its close early to save energy, local mulate a definate course of ac Clark said, and the heat was ACT FAST Gerstein said supplies of raw to cancel "hundreds of further proof of the board’s Weiss recommended a product, company president school boards have been in a tion after Tuesday night’s being generated by body Featuring all the WEXT Disc Jockeys materials used by his company thousands of dollars worth” of strong insistence on energy Kibbe Gerstein said today. turmoil wondering how to solve three-hour meeting, but will temperatures. (See Page Twenly-Four) started dwindling last summer, saving, said the board has the Mort Roberts — John Allen — Bob Martin The “layoff, effective Friday (See Page Twenty-Four) all the problems that would consider an energy action TlM6UflVIEW night, affects the company’s en but recently the plastics Model GS710 Billy Williams INSTALLED arise. program next week, Clark said. m 2 5 ' d ltfM U l pictere tire night shift, Gerstein said. A h o cvailebte witt 'SAVE Killian said the state board rewwU control Most of the employes to be laid overstepped its powers last Representatives of utility (optional, extra) AT NO EXTRA CHARGE off are housewives and college week when it directed that firms and government agencies Tolland Hires Harkins students, he said, who, work Petrochemical ■'Schools close early to 'sav e said Tuesday night that the about four-and-a-half hours a energy. As long as there are 180 energy crisis is a lot more night. days of school each year, the serious than most people think. As First Town Manager CURTIS The layoffs are being forced Price Controls authority of how the schedule is The consensus was that the by Rage’s inability to buy arranged is up to the local average person won’t admit ' ' ‘f ® MATHES plastics, due to a domestic school boards. there is a crisis until his lights SOL R. COHEN shortage of petrochemicals, professionally, and I am looking M GoV. Thomas Meskill and the are turned off or his heating Herald Reporter SONY. which are made from crude oil, Asked By Meskill forward to serving as its first state board received criticism fuel runs out, Clark said. M anchester’s loss is 2 SPEED-AUTOMATIC WASHER Gerstein said. town manager. from Killian for not requesting Tolland’s gain. Assistant Town Gerstein explained that U.S. “I wish you and the staff the HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Petrochemicals, made from the legal opinion sooner. Key participants in the coun Manager John B. Harkins is petrochemical suppliers, very best in the months and. CUSTOM COLOR TV ’Thomas J. Meskill has asked crude oil, are ne^ed to make State Board Chairman cil meeting included Gordon resigning his Manchester post 18 PtNIND - HEAVY DUTY regulated by federal price con years ahead.” , / President Nixon to lift price plastics. Catherine V.A. Smith said the Allen, director of the state’s Of to become Tolland’s town Harkins and his ^ e , Joan, NO BALONEY trol regulations, are selling controls on petrochemicals to ‘"These industries account for board would follow the ruling of fice of Energy Policy; Maurice" manager — the first under that reside with their Ua-ee children Water Level more of their product overseas prevent possible “massive un many thousands of jobs in the the attorney general. Pass, Town of Manchester town’s new council-manager YEAR WARRANTY because a higher price can be employment” in Connecticut’s state of Connecticut,’’ the James P. Kennedy, energy coordinator; Frank — Stuart, 9, B r y ^ 7, and Anne- form of government. Marie, 4 — a V rl 'Timber Trail. obtained there. He said plastics plastics industries. governor said in a letter to the superintendent of schools, said Livingston of Connecticut Announcements of Harkins' Control He said Uidy will look for a Portables raw materials are available in Meskill also urged the Presi President. “I am very troubled this morning that no definiib Natural Gas Corp.; and Frank move were made simultaneous house in .Tolland and will move 1 the U.S., “ but the cost is dent Tuesday to set up an by the possibility of massive un decision as to Manchester Delaney of the Hartford Elec ly Tuesday night before the there^ soon as they find one. prohibitive.” allocation system for supplying employment caused by ^ shor school schedule changes, if any, tric Light Co. Manchester Board of Directors I, Fabric Consoles Rarkins, a native of Laconia, Shortage of oil has also forced enough crude oil for tage of petrochemicals.” will be announced until after and the Tolland Board of 1., was administrative assis- Dispenser TMHE curtailment of petrochemical petrochemicals to meet the The governor’s office said the the Board of Education takes Clark said many Manchester Selectmen. manufacturing, Gerstein plastic’s industryls needs. Connecticut plastics industry action at its meeting Monday citizens organizations were Harkins will assume hismanager of added. employs 18,265 people. Industry night. well represented at the Tuesday L 7 a t a « MODELS mg to Manchester. COLOR employment for all of New Meetings with represen night meeting, in which the par seven years to the day (Jan, 3, Knit Cycle Monroeville, with a population England is 87,200, or 6.5 per tatives of private and parochial ticipants “tossed around a lot of 1967) since he became PORTABLES of about 33,000, is in southwest ROME cent of the work force. schools, and all “school users” ideas.” Manchester assistant town Meskill told newsmen the who use the buildings both A rough format for an energy manager. (See Page Twenly-Four) tv EMTERTIUIIMENT price on petrochemicals is en during and after school hours John B. Harkins IBLACK & w h it e ! action program was discussed, Harkins, 32, will receive |16,- Miss Manchester couraging manufacturers to will help the board to reach a CENTERS Clark said, but the program 900 annually in Tolland.. He PORTABLES V tlu d sell the chemicals to overseas final decision in establishing a receives 316,200 in Manchester. buyers, who pay more than Takes Christmas fuel conservation schedule He said of his new job, "It LATEST MODELS domestic users. Kennedy said.. Inflated Prices ' CLOUDY represents a great challenge *208 ! 4 8 . 8 « Shopping Tour It is a fact that an extended and a fresh start in a very ^Unique Challenge’ SAVE However, domestic buyers (See Page Twenty-Four), ^:KV-1710 TRINITRON* rapidly growing community. I are being forced to purchase COLOR TV NEW FEATURES foresee a healthy growth and a the chemicals back from the Seen In New Job Today’s Herdld features Miss items offered by area good future for Tolland and I overseas buyers at inflated eUARAHTEED CHRISTMAS DELIVERY Manchester, Diane DelGaudio, merchants. aUARANTEEO CHRISTMAS DaiVESY prices, Meskill said. Community- want to do all I can to help it “There is a lot to do, and I working relationship with the as she takes a Christmas shop Miss Manchester, sponsored achieve its potential.” Meskill said he heard of the like to work.” Tolland’s newly the selectmen.” 'MANCHBeiKB ping tow through some area by the MaifChester Jaycees, Property His letter of resignation went case of one manufacturer who named town manager said Although he won’t be on the storesys was a participant in last The forecast for Connecticut to Town Manager Robert Open Daily till 9 P.M had to buy U.S.-manufactured Issue Solved Tuesday night when he was in job until Jan. 7, he will consider Open Dally till 9 P.M spring’s Miss Connecticut con — Mostly sunny this afternoon Weiss. troduce at a meeting of the some items in the interim. Checking items off her petrochemical from a Japanese test. .The sixth annual Miss high in the low 40s. Fair tonight In it Harkins said, “I am sure selectmen. Number one priority will be the Christmas-^ving list,, and ad- seller, at a much higher price MELBOURNE, .Australia Manchester Scholarship low 25 to 30. Thursday in you realize that this decision He told a group of reporters appointment of an assessor. a few that especially than the domestic level. (UPI) - After his wife left him, to Dec. 22 Pageant will be held Apm 6 at creasing cloudiness high in the (to. resign) has been most dif and townspeople that he Other items, which affect the to Dec. 22 #pealed to her. Miss Meiskill said he is going to Jim Hutchings bulldoz^ his TBLBVUION ■ a p p l i a m c i Bailey Auditorium, Manchester 40s. ficult for me as well as the accepted the post because it budget, are the Grand List, Monday thru Saturday Manchester was impressed by Washington Thursday with 337,500 home into rubble to pre Monday thru Saturday High School, and participation family, since we have enjoyed presents a unique challenge and notes and bonds and revenue the prompt, courteous service other New England governors vent her from gaining half, The degree day forecast for is open to girls between the working and living in sharing. • extended her during these busy to meet with administration of ownership in a divorce suit, th e Greater Hartfofd, opportunity. NO MONEY DOWN . ages of 18 to 25. Manchester so very much. The He' .had praise for the Harkins, who has been assis- NEXT TO STOP and SHOP pre-holiday days. ficials for further discussions police said today. Springfield area as compared NO MONEY DOWN Girls interested should con staff. Board of Directors and selectmen for the professional tant town manager in on energy problems. ^ Hutchings said his wife bad with normal degree days: Gifts ranging from stereos to tact Richard S. Lavrrence, 22 the community all have been way they conducted the inter Manchester for seven years, The gove^or said he will taken their two children and the smart sportscoats and from Duncan Rd. or write to the very good to us. We shall views in their search for the said Tuesday' night he has meet with Federal energy czar household furnishings and Degree days today expected major appliances to the most Jaycees, P.O. Box 88, always remember these brief -moved out of their suburban 31, nofmal, town’s first manager, and said, followed Tolland n6ws in The delicate gem were among the Manchester, William E. Simon, interior home a few weeks ago. seven years. "I look forward to a sound Herald. Secretary Rogers C. B. Morton Degree days expected Hutchings, 33, is a building Tolland presents a very un Thursday, 31, normal 37. (See Page Twenly-Four) demolition contractor. ique challenge to me ■ ( ■ D ' 1