PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester,'Conn., Fri., Nov. 3t), 1973 VV Vernon Front the Gardening Hoop Teams to Form Christmas Shop All boys selected to play in present Saturday when teams with the Vernon American League are being selected. After Terrariums Midget Basketball Program assuring themselves that all Manchester—A City of Village Charm will be placed on teams teams are equal in basketball PlUnt Stands BRICE: ElErEEN CENTS FRANK ATWOOD Saturday with all first playing ability, drawings vidll Herb Garden Kits team players to report at 11 take place. TTie first drawing Gardening Books FOURTEEN PAGES — TWO MINIS a.m. and second team players will be to get thp team name Cordless Grass Shears at 1 p.m. and all team players since eight teams will p l^ in Pottery Indian tribes in the Middle Connecticut by Dr. Lawrence will remain until 3 p.m. the program. . Plant Lights Election Reform West were first to grow the Curtis, who was then on the All games will be played at All eight team names will Amaryllis Bulbs chunky, small winter squash we staff. Although it won a gold the Vernon Elementary School then be placed in a hat and each know as "acorn” from its medal in the All-America Selec­ on Rt.'30. coach will select his team by OPEN DAILY & SUNDAY 9-5 Ties Up Senate Rationing Now acorn-like shape. This Indian tions, UConn almost dis­ TTie procedure followed for drawing it out of the hat. squash is one of the ancestors of appeared. It was no longer organizing the teams makes it Tucker said due to this WHITHAM Nnrsery a new variety of acorn squash, listed in the catalogues in 1961 impossible for any team to be procedure and the fairness of ‘ OROW WITH Oi ‘ WASHINGTON (AP) — The federal government’s debt Table King, which originated at and the university had kept no “loaded” with .talent, Robert the'distribution of talent, ties ROUTC 6 BOLTON 143 • 7102 is $63 billion over the legal limit and the Senate is the University of Connecticut seed. Tucker of Talcottville said. exist for all top spots in the preparing for its first Sunday session in 112 years — all Mr. Scarchuck called There will be eight coaches league standings. and is being offered to the public because of a tangle created. by 'an election reform Matter Of Time for the first time in the 1974 Richard G. Aillard of catalogues of major seed com­ Comstock, Ferre & Co., in measure. ' panies. Wethersfield and Mr. Willard Vernon Despite the government’s a.m'. EST on a cloture petition. . ’WASHINGTON (AP) - It White House urged power proving price increases of 3 to 6 John Scarchuck of Coventry, found jjist one packet of UConn technical violation, officials .’This would restrict debate and may be only a matter of time plants burning oil to switch to cents per gallon on “distillate who has done plant breeding seed tucked away in a drawer. ifhfkgJJft'niJ gardens said bonds and other govern­ force action on the move to before gasoline is rationed and coal if they can. oils,” including home heating work for many years on the These seeds were planted and Ski Classes ment debts could be paid off send the package to conference. home heating oil prices take a But in Charleston, W.Va., oil, and diesel and jet fuel. over the next few days out of flying leap, says an inforrhed seven coal executives said piant science staff of the un­ the resulting blooms were A LET JOHN, LEON OR PHIL ZAPADKA HELP YOU ★ Democratic leaders were The Cabinet group told the iversity, is the originator of crossed with those of Royal Start Jan. 5. about $4.5 billion in cash on doubtful they could succeed in administration source. there is little or no available COLC to come back Tuesday Acorn,'a vine-type squash 168 WOpOLAND ST.-OPEN DAILY TILL 8-PHONE 643-0474 hand. the first effort to gain the coal for new customers. with a final plan “for a decision Table King. He has worked Registration for the "Junior The source said President more than 10 years on its known for the large size of its Some congressional action is needed two-thirds cloture vote Nixon and his Energy A source said the Cabinet- on implementation." energy fruit. The large fruits of the Ski Program,” sponsored by likely before any real financial but planned a second attempt level energy group envisioned adviser John A. Love an­ development. the Rockville Alpine Ski Qub, HELP THE BIRDS — FEED THEM NOW! Emergency Action Group It is bush-type squash, new variety are inherited from crisis occurs. Monday. decided Friday to have plans reductions,of 30 per cent in gas- nounced. will be Saturday at 10 a.m. at • SUNFLOWER SEED • CRACKED CORN The situation results from the oline use by private meaning that the flowers and Royal Acorn and the bush habit • WILD BIRD FEED The last time the Senate met drawn up on which decisions, Meanwhile, three major oil of growth is inherited from the Lottie Fisk Building, Henry • SUET CAKES • THISTLE FEEDERS Senate’s decision earlier in the on a Sunday was on March 3, automobiles and 20 per cent by companies announced price in­ fruit are borne close to the cen­ Park. (Audobon Mix) perhaps next Tuesday, could be UConn. • BIRO HOUSES • SUNFLOWER FEEDERS' week to attach a broad measure 1861, on the eve of Abraham based. other vehicles. creases of 2 to 3.2 cents per tral crown of the plant rather William Houle and Leon Peck • THISTLE SEED than on trailing vines. The big .Several seasons were devoted • BIRD FEEDERS • SQUIRREL FOOD FEEDERS for public financing of presiden­ Lincoln’s inaugural. The deep cuts are demanded gallon on gasoline and 2 to 4.5 are directors of the program • HEMP SEED by the administration’s basic advantage of Table King, say to growing the new hybrid to be • ELECTRIC BIRD • BIRD BATHS tial and congressional cam­ Sen. Robert C. Byrd, D- Only Treasury Secretary cents per gallon on home which will get underway on • PEANUT HEARTS WATER WARMERS petroleum strategy of shifting the All-America Selections peo­ sure it would breed true, and at paigns to a bill extending and W.Va., the assistant George P. Shultz voted against heating oil. Other companies one point it was crossed back Jan. 5, weather permitting. raising the legal debt limit, Democratic leader, said he the move to complete gasoline refinery production from gas­ also expected to raise prices ple who gave it a silver medal, Children between the ages of oline to fuel oils. with UConn to reinforce the WREATHS...... ; -^he House balked at the expects far more than the 51 rationing plans, the source said. soon. is the largest size of the fruit, nine and 12 (as of Dec. 1) are WOODLAND GARDENS compared to other bush-type bushlness of the plant. (Plain or Decorated) provision for congressional senators needed to do business. The group generally agreed One obstacle to the shift is the Love said the "absolute eligible for' the instructional 1 ^ 4 GIFT SUGGESTIONS there was virtually no chance of acorn squashes. Some of the plants grew with Plain, Balaam, Pine and < ! elections. A proposed com­ Several senators canceled out- higher profit provided by gas­ necessity ’ of gasoline rationing program which will accom­ Princess Pine from ...... | i 9 5 ' getting a high gasoline tax Fruits of Table King are six tendency to put out vines, and R flRn U 'Partridge Berry Bowls ...... I2.97-64.96 promise limiting the bill to of-town engagements. oline kales. “has not now been construc­ those were discarded. Some Table King acorn squash has won a national award for modate up to 100 registrants on M Jy *Christmas Cactus ...... w Evergreen Bought Laurel, Balsam, Pine ! presidential elections and The compromise campaign through Congress, as Shultz tively demonstrated.” inches long and five inches and Long Needle Pine. V, produced small fruit, or fruit of the University of Connecticut, and seed will be offered to a first come, first serve basis. M JW IfM 'Christmas Cherries...... 61.79 primaries ran into a filibuster financing plan would extend the would prefer. An informed source said the But he said planning for across, a uniform dark green, The classes will run for six 'African Violets...... W t MUMS (Cut Flowers) Talking Politics Cost of Living Council Friday an undesirable shape. Those home growers and commercial gardeners this coming (ZVi” pots) Friday by Sen. James Allen, D- existing law to finance the 1976 rationing continues “with ad­ with thick golden yellow flesh, In a public statement proposed freezing the price had to be thrown out. spring through major seed firms. (Photo by All-American consecutive Saturdays provided Also: ^skets. Logs, Blankets, and P i ^ ! Ala. election out of a fund to be ditional studies still to be to quote the description that Also: Azaleas and Cyclamen Dr. Homer D. Babbidge, announced candidate for the Democratic nomjpation for gover­ following Friday’s meeting, the there is snow on the north slope decorated for the cemetery 6 9 .3 9 up. ceiling on gasoline, while ap­ presented for final decision.” came with announcement of the When Mr. Scarchuk was sure Selections) Garland Roping, Laurel, Pine, Princeia ' Allen blocked action to send created by having taxpayers nor, left, listens to Henry Becker, ^nchester Town Democratic Committee member, as of Fox Hill. The hours will be Pine and Lycopodleum award. The fruits have promi­ he had a really new squash that the entire package to a Senate- earmark $1 of their taxes by he makes a point in a chat following Babbidge’s appearance before the committee last could be depended upon to from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. checking off a box on their nent ribs which create an at- Development of the new squash such popular flowers as Parents or legal guardians ' "Symbol of Christmas” • Paul Mikkelson, our newest, long lasting variety! House conference committee. night. More than 70 persons turned out to meet the candidate in the public hearing room of traptive star shape when the produce uniform results, for the market was handed petunias and zinnias. Even before the current debt return. Ben-Gurion, IsraePs another year was needed to must register the children who the Town Hall. (Herald photo by Larson) squash is cutticross the middle. over, by the New York outfit, to ceiling law expired at midnight, grow enough seed to send to all Good Record wish to participate and a The shell is smooth and hard, the Ferry-Morse Seed Co. The University of Connec­ registration fee of ?1 is payable POINSETTIAS * 4 . « S both houses had adjourned, the 25 trail gardens for planting in giving it excellent keeping Mr. Scarchuk sent Ferry- 8 to 7 Blossoms House until Monday and the the spring of 1971. ticut has a good record in the day of registration. Founding Father, Dies qualities, and fruits picked in Morse all the seed he had in breeding new varieties of Ski equipment requirements S T IL L T IM E Senate until today. the fall before frost can be held Belongs to University WE’RE AT YOUR SERVICEI 1972, “about a pint.” Keeping vegetables. Caserta, a green for those taking lessons consist. Earlier in the day. Babbidge States Tax Position in a cool cellar well into the The squash belonged all this TO PLANT BULBS! TEL AVIV (AP) — David Israel’s 25th anniversary He suffered a cerebral all the seeds from this planting, summer squash, is the earliest of skis with metal edges, Two generaUons of the Zapadlu Family are at Democratic Leader Mike overtaxation during the first your service the year round to aaalst you in all of FLOYD LARSON facts on the table. I believe the education, which is mainly a Ben-Gurion, Israel’s founding celebration in May, hunched in hemorrhage on Nov, 18 in his winter months. time, not to Mr. Scarchuck, but the company has harvested 400 of which I can find mention. It release binding, ski boots, safe­ 2 5 T U L I P MIX...NOW * 1 . 9 9 two years of this ad- Begin in 1961 to the university, and its futore, your planting, gardening and growing needi. We ; Mansfield moved to force ac­ (Herald Reporter) state of the state is not as good high payroll type of service, father and its first premier, the grandstand wearing an Tel Aviv apartment. He rallied pounds of seed in 1973. The seems not to have lasted very ty straps, ski poles, and leather ; 5 0 C R O C U S ...... N O W * 1 . 0 9 pride ourselves in giving our valuable years of , tion, winning approval of mininistration” and using died today two weeks after he The silver medals was from this point, was under the knowledu to our wonderful customers and , Making his first formal as the administration would could be cut or controlled until Israeli farmer’s hat. at first under around-the-clock harvest from this planting is long, although it had a national gloves or mittens. 25 GRAPE HYACINTH .NOW “gifts” from the federal control of the University of friends. The advice is free, please don't hesitate to < sessions today and Sunday, the appearance since announcing have us believe. I am not inflation is halted. suffered a paralyzing cerebral Ben-Gurion had been in medical attention, but his con­ awarded in 1971 after Table what is being distributed now to award. ask for it... , • 1 “ latter by a vote of 59 to 28. his candidacy Wednesday for against a special session, but government in the form of —He feels he is qualifed for hemorrhage. He was 87. failing health for more than a dition began to deteriorate Nov. King had been grown in 25 trial Connecticut Research Founda­ any seed company that wants to There was Black Beauty If the Sunday session comes the Democratic nomination for until we know the facts about revenue sharing. He said that governor because he was the His family and close friends year and was hospitalized twice 23 with a drop in pulse and blood gardens and carefully tion, set up to obtain patents on buy it. summer squash, in 1957, not grew in bush form and would off. the Senate will vote at 11 governor. Dr. Homer D. Bab­ the state of the state, it may not he has no doubt the governor in­ administrator of the UConn were by his side in the Sheba before his final illness. pressure. examined by experienced any discoveries, in agriculture Ferry-Morse will make some really black but very dark bear acorn squashes. bidge Jr., former president of be prudent to offer a sales tax tends to cut the sales tax but system for ten years and prior Medical Center of Tel During the first week after judges. It has taken two more or other fields, which are paten­ money on Table King and there green, and still listed in the LIVING CHRISTMAS TREES ’S r ” In 1963, Professor Joseph the University of Connecticut, cut. implied this will come next to that had federal ad­ Hashomer hospital when doc­ his stroke, he received years to develop enough seed of table and which the university will be some coming also to the catalogues. ______Select Them Now — Plant Them LafrI______SUNNY Lent and John Scarchuk, outlined his philosophy and “If the facts are that ti^e year when, it is politically ad­ ministrative experience in tors pronounced him dead at 11 numerous high-ranking well- the new variety to offer it to the is entitled to own. university. A portion of this The UConn squash, parent of working together, were given a fielded questions at a meeting governor is right and I am vantageous for him to do so. Washington, D. C. He prefers to a.m. local time — 4 a.m. EST. wishers, including Premier public. The foundation, in turn, has a amount will to go Mr. Table King, is the one “ Be Creative — Visit our Enlarged Workshop” national award for their Dark of the Manchester Democratic wrong about the state being in a He stressed that he was not in describe himself as an educa­ He had held the premiership Golda Meir. John Scarchuck believes it contract with a private founda­ Scarchuk, but he doesn’t expect descended partly from the an­ Florist and decorating supplies, plastic, velvet, burlap ribbon, wire, Opal basil, selected as an or­ Town Committee last night. healthy fiscal shape, then, by disagreement with Democratic tion administrator rather than twice and resigned for the last President Nixon had cabled was 1961 when he began work tion in New York, the Research to get rich. No great fortunes cient variety grown by the In­ wreath frames, styrofoam, oasis, picks, clay, ornaments, cones namental plant for use in flower In beginning his campaign for all means, we should have a legislative leaders on the call an academic educator. time in 1963. As premier and Ben-Gurion: “Now that peace on the new squash, and his star­ Corporation, which evaluates are earned by the developers of dians. Dr. Curtis crossed the galore and much, much more! gardens, although it is also an sales tax cut. But if I am right, for an immediate - special ses­ —To improve human and defense minister, he led Israel has arisen. I anticipate the day ting point was the UConn varie­ inventions by employes of many new vegetable varieties, he vine-type Indian squash with a delegate support at the state herb used to season food. The Free Help, too — If You Need it! All Zones — a e a r tonight, nominating convention, Bab­ and the governor is wrong, then sion, l)Ut strongly emphasized social services, he pledged to through the 1948 war of in­ you will see it materialize with ty, developed some years universities ahd is applying for says. The big money goes to summer squash. Early Prolific basil is widely grown. the need for reserving any com­ lows low to mid 20s. Sunday bidge lashed out at the fiscal the stato cannot afford to ciit recruit the best administrators dependence and the 1956 Suez your own eyes.” earlier at the University of a patent in Table King. those who breed new kinds of Straightneck, to get a plant that mitment for a sales tax cut un­ sunny, highs aruund 40. policies of the administration of back taxes now in the light of possible so that once again the war. He died in the wake of the At the time Ben-Gurion died, til the true nature of the state’s Precipitation probability near Republican Gov. Tliomas J. impending economic recession state could be a leader in the fourth war between Israel and his grandson Alon Ben-Gufion finances are known. A special zero tonight and Sunday. Winds Meskill, terming these policies in 1974,” he said. progressive handling of these the Arabs, just as the hostile was being treated for leg session, he said, could do this. northwest to west five to 10 a “fiscal shell game,” He explained his belief that needs. sides were taking.their first wounds suffered in the October “Why am I a candidate? It m.ph. tonight; variable While strongly endorsing a the state’s fiscal health is not —To cut unemployment tax tentative steps toward direct war. He also is survived by two would be easy for me to sit on becoming southerly 10 to 15 request made this week by par­ good because the state has been rates to employers, he said the negotiations. daughters. the sidelines but I believe it is m.p.h. Sunday. ty leaders for a special session, spending more than it has taken best answer is to reduce un­ Ben-Glurion retired from Ben-Gurion will be buried time for people like me to get Outlook for Monday: fair and the first announced candidate in by dipping into surpluses ac­ employment, and this can be public lire in 1970. Since then, beside his wife Paula at Sde involved in politics if we are to a little milder. said it is time to get the “fiscal cumulated by “Gov. Meskill’s only through a long-term effort he had been working 15 hours a Boqer in the Negev Desert. But have good government and to create jobs in the state. He day on a history of Israel’s ear­ first his body will lie in state in Connecticut is to move said he favors, if necessary, the ly years, usually writing at his the Israeli parliament, the forward,” Bpbbidge said in his use of state funds to create small, prefabricated cottage at Knesset, and the government introductory remarks. jobs — not leaf raking jobs but a kibbutz in the Negev desert. will honor him with a state IFomaii Dragster Visiting “I think I can win. There is a meaningful jobs. He stressed B.G., as Israelis knew him, DAVID BEN-GURION funeral. vast array of issues to be dis­ the need for manpower training last appeared in public at cussed. We must not repeat a and retraining programs McGovern-type campaign of because of his belief the real Maratta’s Auto Show platform abstractions. The cen­ problem is often under­ tral issue of the coming cam­ employment rather than un­ New State Law Cuts Out AIRCRAFTERS JUNE TOMPKINS Enjoying a lobster salad Francisco at 250 m.p.h. Without paign is the inadequacy of the (Herald Reporter) employment for many workers. sandwich at lunch at the brakes and a parachute that incumbent administration with —He favors increased state She crochets afghans from Manchester Country Club, she pulled away from the chassis, its obvious moral deficit in the aid to public education and im­ nylon stockings. Employe Fringe Benefit said she’s been interested in car she steered her car through a area of social and human ser­ plied equalization is needed to She makes Rower-pot holders racing for the past fifteen hole in the fence before taking vices, its fiscal deficit and its narrow the gaps between the from crocheted granny years, ever since she joined a off from the crest of a hill and credibility deficit. ih e e a s y tMJttp to ,., towns varying tax burdens for DOUG BEVINS would raise the cost of hospital squares. “That’s a lot of people who’ll racing car club with some landing on the crest of another “The present ad­ public education. She is a gourmet cook who (Herald R e p o r te r ) care. have to spend a lot more friends. The sport really got in hill after her car did two end- ministration,” he charged, “is —The state, he said, must Moss said increased in­ can stir up a pot of real her blood when she feceived her over-end flips. trying to erase the tapes and A relatively new state law dollars" to buy prescription assume full responsibility for which specifies that hospitals surance to cover prescription “dynamite” chili. first offer to drive in a race — rewrite history of its inefficien­ medication at retail phar­ Her car, a rocket-powered public transportation and mass can only sell prescription drugs medication would cost the She loves clothes and usually which she won in her class. cy.” macies, Moss said. dragster, is presently on dis­ transit in particular. It will to patients has meant the loss of hospital $25,000 to $30,000. He repair, remikdel, returns home after a trip with A special session on the Moss said he didn't know play, completely rebuilt, at have to be subsidized and must a fringe benefit for employes of said that plan isn’t being con­ more than she left with. A tall slim brunette, she is state’s fiscal condition would what the retail “mark-up” on Frank Maratta’s Auto Show at improve intertown service. Manchester Memorial Hospital sidered too seriously. She is also the first woman presently wearing a fracture call the administration’s bluff, prescriptions is, but it is the Hartford State Armory now —While tenure for teachers is (MMH). So officials instead are con­ dragster driver to break the collar to correct a fractured he said, and he criticized ad­ “significantly higher” than through Sunday night. Miss an establishe'd practice, he The state ruling, being en­ tacting state legislators, asking ' magic 200 miles per hour neck vertabrae she received as ministration cutbacks in ser­ hospital cost. Murphy is the^e with her feels jsome type of appren­ forced by the drug control divi­ for their assistance in amen­ barrier in the quarter mile. the result of a close brush with vices to the mentally ill, the , The recently enacted state redecorate, refum isli... death last month when the mechanic. Jack Bynham, to ticeship could be developed to sion of the Department of Con­ ding the law or making possible law was part of a legislative Paula Murphy of Granada talk about her car, and racing. handicapped, and its lack of insure higher qualified teachers sumer Protection, has caused a a reinterpretation ^hich would Hills, Calif., referred to as “the throttle of her dragster racing long-range planning to broaden move to tighten regulations on machine stuck wide open while Early in Paula’s racing achieving tenure status. lot of grumbling at MMH, allow continuation of hospital sale of methadone, according to fastest woman on wheels,” career, she completed a safety the state’s economy. Babbidge, who remarked he drug sales to employes. today said she’d rather drive hurtling down the straightaway where employes were notified William Cadwell, chief of the run for Sears tires which she In a question and answer ses­ preferred to be addressed as Thursday of the new Moss said the state law than anything else. ^ of Sears Point Speedway in San sion after his brief remarks, drug control division of the see your Credit Union for a home idiprovement loan covered the country from Homer rather than Dr. Bab­ procedures. affects all of the 33 general Department of Consumer border to border — Los Angeles Babbidge gave his views on bidge, closed his session with There’s been a “great deal of hospitals in Connecticut, most several subjects. Protection. to New York to Dallas to Van­ the Manchester group by. disappointment” expressed at of which had been offering He said he could not support Tlie law states that couver — in 149.7 hours, or saying, the hospital, MMH assistant ad­ similar prescription drug sales methadone — a drug used to about four days of driving time, an income tax as a replacement “ If you want to knock Tom ministrator Paul E. Moss to their employes. Moss \ for the sales tax as such, but treat narcotics addicts — is the and never driving over the Meskill out of the box, it will reported. guessed that about 30,000 only drug which can be dis­ expressed his belief that no Whether you’re readying your home for winter, taining your property in top condition. Come in Aircraft employees. Other locally associated "Air­ posted speed limit. take a Homer to do it.” “Loss of a valuable fringe employes in hospitals tributed by hospitals to persons governor could flatly say no to adding a room, redecorating, ^or just planning to He was introduced by Ted benefit hits the employes very throughout the state would be other than patients, Cadwell or phone in for your loan today. craft” groups are al$o within the field of member­ Bynham, who recently drove an income tax if the majQi;ity of cash in on those big furniture and appliance sales, ship. Ask for our informative booklet. Questions across country to the auto Cummings, town chairman, hard,” Moss said, as it will in­ affected. said. HOME IMPROVEMENT LOAN REPAYMENT AND COST SCHEDULE the people wanted one. He who announced the committee crease the cost of health care the easy way to finance your projects or pur­ and Answers "about your best financial friend." show, said he drove a straight termed both the sales tax and 55 and nearly doubled his usual would hear Attorney General for consumers, in this case, chases is with a Credit Union Home Improvement FINANCE CHARGE* It tells you who is eligible to join and gives many the high real property tax as Robert Killian, who is an unan­ MMH’s 900 employes. Loan. ' gas mileage. His customary regressive, and stressed his heipfui facts about the Credit Union’s organization driving speed is 70 to 75 m.p.h. nounced candidate for the For, many years, MMH Fire Department OUR ANNUAL PERCENTAGE RATE OF 9.6 24 MONTHS 36 MONTHS 48 MONTHS 60 MONTHS concern that what is needed is nomination, on Dec. 19; and employes had b ^n able to have and operation. Copies are avaiiabie at the main he said. tax reform to make all forms of Amount Total Frank Zullo, an announced can­ drug prescriptions filled at the PERCENT IS THE LOWEST HOME IMPROVE­ Total Total Total office or any branch. " Paula has set more records taxation more equitable. of ' Monthly Finance Monthly Rnance Monthly Rnance Monthly Rnance didate, on Jan. 12. hospital pharmacy. ’The charge Preparing List- MENT LOAN COST KNOWN TO US. And you and received more honors than Loan Payment Charge Payment Charge Payment Charge Payment Charge ‘"rhe problem today is our Herb Stevenson, Democratic to employes was cost plus ten enjoy all these plus benefits, too; any woman in racing history. over-dependence upon the $ 500 $ 22.98 $ 51.52 East Hartford Aircraft : registrar of voters, outlined per cent for handling. t 16.04 I 77.44 $ 12.59 $104.32 $ 10.53 $131.80 She is the only woman ever property tax which is one of the For Emergencies • Repayment through convenient, automatic pay­ 1,000 45.96 town’s caucus procedure saying The state law, which went 103.04 32.08 154.88 25.17 208.16 21.05 263.00 Federal Credit Union licensed by the National Hot highest in the nation. Right now roll deductions: 2,000 91.92 206.08 64.16 309.76 50.34 416.32 42.10 526.00 these will be conducted in each into effect last June, specifies Town of Manchester Fire Chief John Rivosa, concerned Rod Association to drive a the people do not want an in­ of the town’s 10 district polling that only bonafide in-patients or with possible power brownouts or even blackouts this • Personalized repayment terms; 5,000 229.80 515.20 160.40 774.40 125.85 1040.80 105.25 1315.09 "Where Your Money Goes Farther” rocket-powered dragster. come tax, but if at some future • Loan protection life insurance at no additional 10,000 459.60 1030.40 320.80 1548.80 251.70 2081.60 210.50 2630.00 places on Jan. 29 at 7 p.m. He out-patients can obtain winter, is compiling an emergency list of town residents Main Office: 417 Man St., East Hartford, Conn. 06118 In her early forties, she has date this attitude should said he would have the- prescription medication from who depend on electricity for survival. c o s t | ^ *F ln iK * chirit If biMd on Annuil PuconUft Rite of 9.6 pemet Ahnyt iik for tho change; I do not think any "WR" wtion comptrini tht Inttrotl ch iiltt of ollior Ineine ImUtutiaM wllfi EHAFCU Branches: North Haven, Southingtpn, Middletown, no thought of giving up racing. necessary nomination forms, hospital pharmacies. Rivosa'says firemen need to know names and addresses r i t t i . responsible governor could ig­ • No, hidden extras, service charges, or "add­ Farmington,South Windsor, Research She says she has always and detailed information MMH officials, as well as the of people who depend on heart-lung machines or kidney wondered what it would be like nore it. If I were given an in­ available at the next ons;” employes, aren’t happy with machines, just in case the power is cut. In such an • Toll-free phone loan service from anywhere In to drive a tractor-trailer truck. come tax bill to sign, I would Democratic Town Committee the ruling but they’re stuck Unique among women in her not do so unless it was a part of meeting later this month. He emergency, firemen must be able to provide electricity, ABOUT JOINING THE ICarli t o tv n j tm ttU M with it. “For the. time being, we Connecticut. Use our WATS line 1-800-842-0145; career, she is taken for granted tax reform” ’ Babbidge said. also announced a victory party must comply with the letter of with portable generators, to keep life-supporting devices . • Confidential loan counseling. AIRCRAFT CRlDIT UNION ... On other subjects, he said: EQIUINOUIW by her 20-year-oId son who is a for Jan. 12 honoring the the law,” MMH administrator 'going. Protect the investment you’ve made in your LEMPER motorcycle racing enthusiast. —He would endeavor to successful party candidates in Edward M. Kenney said in a Rivosa said he needs to know all the details: The type of Membership in the Aircraft Credit Union primarily 44a ii« »NCUA in la f . I'rfSM i Mlaa A J a M M r e liM recruit more women for high the town election Nov. 6. unit being used, the type of current it requires (AC or DC),' home. Don’t let lack of cash keep you from main­ includes spouse and children of Pratt & Whitney Meanwhile, her fracture memo to employes. collar will restrict her from state office. After the meeting, The hospital is looking into and the wattage. racing until at least January. —He would try to reduce un­ refreshments were served to possibility of an alternative Persons relying on electrical equipment are asked to in­ She expects to appear next employment in the state by more than 70 town committee fringe benefit — increased form Town Fire Headquarters, tel. 649-2808, Rivosa said. summer at Connecticut broadening the economic base. members and non-members medical insurance employe Paula Murphy, dragster Dragway. —He cannot see how costs of who attended. benefits — but that alternative PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. M an^ester. Conn., S^t.. Dec. i;i973

Gibbons Assembly C12;:^THEATRES EAST Will Have Party News for Senior Citizens r p E f i r " Heralding Homes Gibbons Assembly, Catholic by Wally Fortin ncNniKiMiir Ladies of Columbus, willhave a ruiifl' Christmas party Wednesday at ‘HTHE DEADLY ^ 8 p.m. at the Knights of Colum­ THACKEAS-ipqi bus Home. Members are reminded to Hello, everybody! lively entertainment by our SIh SmuOonml W»*kl Schuetz, 636; Herbert Smith, edy starring Batry Nelson and bring a grab bag gift and also a Well, the big news this week popular and talented Sunshine White and 636, and Robert Schubert, 636. “BILLY JACKIN) is about our Winter Craft Fair Group. Betty Ford, w ill be shown/ gift for a residetft of a convales­ Tuesday rolled in, and in the Registration will begin on Dec., coming up Monday evening at G o ^ es will be served by our cent home. Such gifts are to be morning all the members in the 10, and the price is $10.95 per marked for male or female. our center. You’re all invited, students with the supervision of and it sure will be worth your class worked hard and long on person. The Sunshine Group from the Mr. and Mrs. Frank Latucca. Walking in to the home of Mr. and Mrs. One is a copy of a famous French street while to drop by and see what ceramics so that we can have Menus for the Week Senior Citizens Center will The way members have been Richard Bolin on Carpenter Rd., is like it’s all about. Some of our some real nice items to sell at Monday: Beef noodle soup, scene. Again, shape and dimension were MEADOWS LAmtNCf provide the entertainment. working for this fair, I just hope our fair. entering a quiet snow-white world. Sound- consider^ in the selection of a floor lamp COOK members have been working ham salad sandwich, lemon Members of the committee in you will come on out and visit muffling deep white shag carpeting, white real hard, along with Gloria, to While the girls were busy in sherbert, beverage! which is a slender chromf standard with a charge of the party are: Mrs. SPOON WHO get many nice articles ready to Tuesday : y Grilled cheese John Siemienski, Mrs. Jean ages, and we’re relying on you accented by glistening chrome ' plexiglas shield. ' SAT BY TH poor go on sale. Edwards was busy decorating sandwich, chicken and rice Vwchio, co-chairmen, assisted to be there with a friend. the main hall and did a real accessories make a large area appear “I look for lighting fixtures that are -fU lS- ^ Where else could you go and soup, whip and chill (fessert, by Mrs. James Armstrong, The action will start at 7 in super job. even more spacious. A mass of cobalt blue different, yet functional,” says Mrs. “ACROSS noth. STROr find such lovely gifts, all hand­ beverage. Fit A SAT. MMUS HIT Mrs. Charles Packard, Mrs. the evening, and our bus will In the afternoon our hard This is a test pattern to in a large impressionistic “mood” pain­ Bolin. V made crewel work and delight- Wedmsday: Fish chowder, SHADOW LAND Charles Del Tatto, Mrs. John make the route starting at 6 determine The Herald’s print­ ting and a blue glass mobile over the white The two Bolin children selected their ful pieces of ceramics, working members went to work roast beef sandwich, Carabino, Mrs. John O’Connor, o’clock, and will return around on our Christmas tree, and it ing quality. divan are the only color accents in the own colors and wall coverings for their homemade pies, and other butterscotch pudding, Mrs. Joseph Pero, Mrs. 9 in the evening. sure looks just great. white living room. rooms. goodies, all made by our So what more can I say, beverage. Edward Fitzgerald, and Mrs. Thursday; Baked meatloaf A combination of textures diversihes Bret, 5, chose a wallpaper with ships. Vernon Hauschild. members? except that if you don’t take the room with the use of full-length white Blue, perhaps because it represents the You will have the opportunity Bowling with mushrooms, parslied time to attend, you’ll -be sorry translucent drapes on the front window ocean, appears in the throw rugs, also to see our members in ac­ Meanwhile, the pins were potatoes, buttered green beans we’re d|)iff^rarynl^ T ll^ when others tell'you about it. flying at the Parkade Lanes wall, a brick chimney fireplace and matching bed cover and drapes. He sleeps [SHOHCASt CW EM Af « tion, as they will be working on By the way, a reminder to with almonds, birthday cake, L* _ (exoept Saturday) with our Senior Bowling League beverage. lexposed redwood beams on a partial in a Danish rosewood bed and has EXIT91(P0RBES STREEDerEXIT5a(9UmUMBM» their projects during the you members who are planning cooide cutters, and cathedral ceiling. matching furnishings. . EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TB..MFa •••-«•« evening. We will also have in action, and here’s Joseph Friday: Cream of tomato on having items for the pie, toi baUng pans,. I A tail modular column of chrome in one Stacey, 9, chose a paper with pink • ACRES OF FREE UGHTEQ RARKMG* Wi Honor MASTER CHMUC • members of the Board of Direc­ DuPont’s report: soup, sliced turkey sandwich, crewel, and oil painting con­ comer reflects light, by day from its ballerinas for her^large comer room, with tors on hand to judge the pie­ The men’s winners in the gelatin with whipped cream, ’• h sv 0 every little thing test: Please bring them in Class A group, Michael Denhup, polished cubicles, and after dark, gives a pale green accesMries. Pink throw rugs “THE LONG making contest, the crewel em­ during the day, or no later than beverage. GOODBYE" high triple of 541; Ted Our good friends Mr. and startling effect with lights from within. keep her toes warm. A large waik-in closet broidery exhibit, and oil pain­ 6 o’clock, so we will have time Silhouetted against the draped window has room not only for her wardrobe, but :4 n « i K dock ting. Chambers high, single of 196. In Mrs. Prank Latucca, the chief K'SSWPws to set them up before the the Class B group, Evan is a small bronze of a dancing couple. all of her toys and playthings. During the evening we will judging takes place. cooks and bottle wasters of our Nyquist took both honors with a food program, want to thank t h e wM**®®'* w R S li ^ Complementing it is another taller bronze The master bedroom and bath appears announce the winners of the Bus Fund Drive of a man and a woman standing almost in in a separate wing. Mr$. Bolin’s choice of u M ip iit contest, have some live and high triple of 410 and the high each and everyone of you who I(t (Jowrttown mancneStet*^^ lottery tickets Now that we gave you the single of 164. the middle of the room. black, gold and silver has transformed it dock helped them in so many ways to on most important news, the next For wotnen, Mary Chaves make their recent Food Sale a A circular glass coffee table with into a regal suite. The walls are covered is about our Bus Fund Drive, took the Class A h i^ triple with huge success. slender chrome legs adds a third- with a bold striped paper of black, silver I MOMEmnNOB I and we’re at the halfway mark 490, and the hi^ single with dimensional quality to the room, and a and gold. More of Mrs. Bolin’s framed ^iFORRRRENreANO now. This is really great, but 187. In the Class B group, Job Opportunity single green exotic plant gives a bit of life. stitchery in bright red decorates the walls. for some unknown reason we Marion Gouin took h i^ triple Here’s a job opportunity for More of the same type of white living Mrs. Bolin made the black burlap cur­ i YDUNQPGOFIE with a 347 and Ida Cormier tmk one of you senior citizem to room drapes are used in the dining area to tains with red ball fringe trim for the win­ Ikr •!#•»• •««§« haven’t heard from a great iNM* the high single with a 131. earn a nice piece of change, and relate the two rooms. ’The modem Danish dows as she couldn’t find what she wanted number of our members, and it Wednesday morning we had not have it interfere wito your ^ ornaments and gifts Imported from all A furniture is highlighted with red cushioned in the stores. Black burlap also shades the makes us wonder. 48 pinochle players with the' social security benefits. The job over the world, our own live Christmas f chairs and red candles in a white floor lamp. Red fur clpth throw pillows ac­ Mwira Some say if we had charged following winners: Ann Young, will be an out-reach to the trees, and seasoned firewood. ‘ candelabra on the table. cent the black fur bed cover and matching $1 when each member pidled i |B| 581; Gladys Smith, 574; Lm elderly, and the person would ’The small kitchen is simply designed to throw rugs. From the Mas wi» kjBtM yik“0irtj Hsiy" up their Gold Card, everyone Steinmeyer, 570; Jennie Fogar­ be trained accordingly. ’The 29 South Rd. function as a food-preparation center, an ’The bathroom is papered in a black and M iM nM nm would have been glad to pay the ty, 562; Bernadette Schulz, 561; main requirement is titet the Bolton eating area, and a convenient "pass­ silver marbled wall covering. Matching MNlIERMlinMIlU $1 to receive the card realizing person J iu access to transpor­ ______’ OPEN EVERY through” between the dining area and the red accessories and a planter of red ger­ Inex Mahoney, 560; Josephine f - R f l that they do receive nominal Schuetz, 558; Grace Windsor, tation. It’s really a greht impor­ d a y 10 to 6 family room. A range, refrigerator, aniums complete the vivid decor. discount with it. 553; Robina Carroll, 550; tunity for someone. counter and cabinet space are arranged on There is a full basement that, if the ■MTiiaa (Closed Tuesdays) L . , - , ' ■ ■" i c y ■ iArl7n«M«icMi We felt this was a deal that Frances Fike, 547; John Derby, If you are interested, contact an Inside wall. An island contains more Bolin’s ever chose, could be used as ^ hfMrrMiiRlHi ~'we wanted to give our senior 548, and Ann Haupt, 544. Mr. Alan Mason at 649-5281, counter, a sink and mahogany stained slat separate living quarters. ’Three large members, and at that time we In the afternoon it was extension 214. Call any day benches forjseating at the counter for rooms at present provide a recreation A SItCEL fllM-A UNIVtIiSU. PICIURE weren’t thinking about a new ceramic class, plus getting Monday through Friday, those quick snacks and lunches. room with a fireplace, a playroom for the Mrs. Richard Bolin with her children — Bret, on her lap, and Stacey^ share the living TECHNICOIOS'. P»NAVISI0«' 350' % H m m a ir m m bus. So now that we find we ready for the big fair. In the between 8;30 in the morning Tones of woodsy brown and avocado children, and “my” room, as Mrs. Bolin « ( X . ) iWifcARwwrf need a new bus, it was room with other figures in sculpture. ■$i ' O ' main hall, we had five tables and 4;30 in the afternoon. THE OCCULT WITH with orange accents are used in the kitchen calls it. “My” room can be used as a guest suggested by many of our for bridge with the following Deadline for this Job is Friday, which opens onto a large deck overlooking room, but more often it is where Mrs. members that they have saved winners: Peggy Moffat, 3,790; Dec. 7. Give A1 a call; you my WALTER MARTIN a wooded back yard, i^ ite appears in the Bolin sews, works on hobbies, or irons. All much more than $1 by using the George Vallone, 3,680; Ivy find it very Interesting and landscape in the combination of white the basement rooms are paneled. Gold Card, and therefore felt Siddell, 3,540; Ann Campbell, rewarding. Sponsored by Coventry Houto birch trees and a white stone bank. As to the white living room, Mrs. Bolin everyone would be only too hap­ 3,080; Marge Reed, 3,260, and Schedule for the Week Sunday, December 2 ’The family room, more like an informal says she always wanted a special living py to donate $1. In fact, many Irene Foisy, 3,220. Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, 10:30 A.M. MANCHESTER living room, is carpeted in sculptured room that would always look right for Story by who have already made their cobalt blue. Adding to the dramatic at­ visitors. With all the other rooms in Jerry Lewis ’Thursday morning we had our kitchen social games, one can Presbyterian Church — 43 Spruce Street June B. Tompkins donation gave more than their dancing classes with Mr. and of canned goods needed ; noon mosphere is the choice of black the house, she can maintain her very TOmTE AT M H M in' share. Mrs. Lee Burton instructing, to 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 7:30 P.M. COLUMBIA naugahyde-covered furniture and a bold special living room “off limits” t o the Maybe some of our members Baptist Fellowship — Route 6 children. CIm 1 and there was a good number p.m. to 4 p.m., piiiochle games; black and white print material for drapes. haven’t been made aware of our “THE OCCULT REVOLUTION” " There is a brick chimney fireplace here, Mr. Bolin is director of administration Photos by * % B IL L Y J A C K present. It looks like we will 7 p.m. to 9 p.m.. Winter <3raft drive, and therefore I’m sort of have a number of very good Fair. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., 4:00 P.M. WEST WOODSTOCK also. For color accents, the walls are at Aetna Variable Life Insurance Co. in Reginald Pinto relying on you to get the word Hartford. Mrs. Bolin fills her spare time r;* ': ■' Cine 2 g g < | dancers at our dances from now return trips at 12:30 and 4 p.m. Church of the Good Shepherd — Route 171 adorned with examples of Mrs. Bolin’s out. Donations are coming in on. Pickup again at 6 p.m. return studies in stitchery. Some are geometric. with her needlework and pottery, and PTA from all types of organizations, "SPIRITUALISM: BIBLICAL & CONTEMPORARY” activities. 5 MiAUTES FR0“ HTfO I Bi UiT Entertainment trip at 9 p.m. DELIVERANCE clubs, and civic groups, and Monday, December 3, 7:30 P.M. ELLINGTON Thursday afternoon we bad a Tuesday, 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 Wesleyan Church — Cider Mill Road believe me, some have been very pleasant and most a.m., ceramic class; lL^a.m . SAT.-SUN.2 p.« 99‘ most generous. enjoyable surprise for our to 12:30 p.m., lunch is ^ ^ e d ; "TOOLS OF THE OCCULT: Ouija, Tarot, etc.” California Trip entertainment. Our good friend 10 a.m., bus pickup for shopping Tuesday, December 4 In spite of the bleak picture Ben Shankman was on hand to trip; 1:30 p.m., return trip from 7:00 P.M. MANSFIELD DEPOT 4 llie new haven symphony orchestra caused by the energy crisis, delight us with his piano recital, shopping; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Eber Dunham Memorial Church — Depot Road there’s a ray of sunshine in bowling at the Parkade Lanes *• '-1; ... ii and as an added attraction he “BAHAI” } ^ r M i ^TINEE^^NLY-TODAY A TOMORROW' store for those who have signed introduced Mrs. Jayne Newirth by our Senior Bowling League. up for the California trip in Wednesday, 10 a.m. pinochle 9:00 P.M . U. of CONNECTICUT V h a ‘,» t-Sifff M..> :■ . who has been with the . - y i . ' February. They can turn the Manchester Little Theatre for games; noon to 12:30, lunch is Congregational Fellowship Hall — Rt. 195 STATE-WOE COr.'PFT'Tif;N thermostat way down for a full seven years, and has played served; 1:30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., “TRANSCENDENTAL MEDITATION” TOR YOUNG ARTi.STS week while they cavort in sunny professional summer stock. We ceramic class; 1 p.m. to 4 p.m., Wednesday, December 5, 7:30 P.M. GLASTONBURY 1974 n California. We still have room want to thank both Ben and bridge games. Bus pickup at Pilgrim Baptist Church - 1245 Hebron Avenue ' f I**': M for about 20, so drop in and Mrs. Newirth for a most 8;30 a.m., return trip at 12:30 “THE DOCTRINES OF DEMONS” register before all reservations p.m., and possibly at 3:30 p.m. enjoyable afternoon. Thursday, December 6, 7:30 P.M. WILUMANTIC are taken. The program ended up with Diursday, 9:45 a.m. to 11:30 Compolltlon ^ ’Two films will be shown, one the singing of Christmas carols. a.m., beginners dance lessons; Eastern Connecticut State (College made possible by a grant about Los Angeles and the other Schafer Aud., CJomer of Windham & Valley St. AW ALL AAW t OOD SMQt la ••AAROY AAilt RlOOH AOLOt* from the CAROLYN FOUNDATION During the afternoon we 11:30 to 10:30 to 11:15, advanced San Francisco, Thursday after­ heard that Georgina Vince, dance lessons; 11:30 to 12:30 “Jeane Dixon, Edgar Cayce; 20th Century Prophets?” UA THEATRE EAST 3 AWARDS noon at 1:30, so if you are un­ Ralph Von Deck and Wilbrod p.m., hot meals and meals-on- Sunday, December 9 MANCHESTER SHOPPING PARKADE f ir s t $600. SECOND $300. decided, come on over and see Messier are all patients at wheels; 1 p.m., Fun-Day 10:00 A.M. STORKS THIRD $100. for yourself; noaybe you too featuring movies on Los Manchester Memorial Community Church — Grammar School (Rts. 195 & FIRST PRIZE WINNER TO APPEAR will escape the snow. For Hospital. Louise Hagenow is Angeles and San Francisco. B u 275) 4:00 P.M . COVENTRY AS SOIOIST WITH NEW HAVEN further information, call our of­ recuperating at the home at pickup at 8:30 a.m. and 11:30 SYMPHONY AT SPECIAL "STARS OF fice, or stop by and pick up a a.m. and return trip at 3:30 P resbyterian Church — N. Coventry Sch. (R t. 31S of TOMORROW" CONCERT IN MAY. 108E Bluefield Dr. and Dora flyer giving all the details. Hoyt at her home at 43 Foley St. p.m. 44A) ’ MATINEE OPEN TO ALL CONNECTICUT I Pinochle Results Our sincere and heartfelt con­ Friday, 10 a.m. kitchen social “ASTROLOGY: BIBLICAN AND • -d .. — ...... — * W' STUDENTS Monday we had a nice turnout dolences go to Walter Kohls on bingo games, one can of canned CONTEMPORARY” TODAY QRAOES 10-11-12 of 89 members on hand for our goods needed; noon to* 12:30 the death of his wife Florence, 7:30 P.M. MANCHESTER AND kitchen social games, and after and to Harold Lehmann on the p.m., lunch is served; 7 p.m. to A multicolor impressionistic painting with reds and yellows in COMPETITION lunch we had 62 p in o le 10 p.m., setback games. Bus CSiurch of the Nazarene — 236 Main Street prominence gives wall interest in the white dining area. Fur- TOMORROW recent loss of his sister. Covenant Church, Joint Sponsor MARCH 15-16,1974 players with the following After all our announcements, pickup at 8:30 a.m. return trip ' niture is Danish modern. ______"WITCHCRAFT and SATANISM” at 1:00 SPRAGUE HALL winners: Gus Gull, 767; Anna we played cards and went to the at 12:30 p.m., pickup again at 6 Haupt, 695; Mary Nackowski, horse races. We had a new p.m., return trip after setback 3:10 Information — Call or Writa 6:10 681; Ann Young, 680; Alice . system this week which proved games. Senior Citizens 8:20 Naw Havan Symphony , Anderson, 676; Paul Schuetz, to add more interest to the 25A Colleuo SI.. Now Havan 672; Leon Fallot, 672; Gussie games. ’The day ended with S054)S31 The kitchen area, built around an island servicenter, makes smooth traffic flo'w Sanford, 656; Joseph Windsor, some square dancing. WINTER CRAFT 653; Eva Post, 651; Eva Lutz, between the family room (foreground) and the dining area. We have been able to get 45 BOB AND SAM 648; M arjorie McLain, 6^5; tickets to the Coachlight Grace Moore, 645; Mabel CUT RECORO'BIGS FAIR Theatre for Dec. 19. “Lovers NEW YORK (AP) - Bob Monday, Dec. 3rd., 7 to 9 P.M. Wilson, 644; Bernadette and Other Strangers,’’ a com- Hope, who has never made a / At The recording, will make one. It TECHNICOLOR® ©ises wait Disney Productions will be titled “Thanks for the r.T'i'ii i x m n . i ' Memories’’ and subtitled “A SiHIOR CENTER TONIQHT-8AT-8UN Holiday Collection.’’ 93 Linden St, Mencheeter nust SHORT SUBJECT ZtSIIJliln 3 ADULT HITS APPLES! Already out is “Senator Sam (ID REQUIRED) at Home,’’ made by Sen. Sam CRAFTS, FOOD SALE • B A L D W IN • C O R T L A N D •WINESAP ETvin Jr. at his home in Mor- CONTESTS, ENTERTAINMENT • M C IN T O SH ganton, N.C. He “recalls favor­ MANCHESTER 646-2228 • RED DELICIOUS ite songs, anecdotes and SILENT AUCTION, and poems.’’ Information about the REFRESHMENTS... Jerry Lewisi^ls^Twin Cinema Hope album doesn’t say what Proceeds For A New But he will do. em a 1 Cinema 2 ORCHARD HILL ^ No Charge - Any Donatlone Accepted 425 Avery Street Wepping 0 p m 8 a.m.-6 p.m. 7 daye a week PG TOMORROW 2:00 P.M. — DECEMBER 2nd. Manchester Civic Orchestra CONCERT SUNDAY, DECEMBER 9 - 3 p.m. TOP BARBERSHOP QUAHms BAILEY AUDITORIUM MANCHESTER HIQH SCHOOL Program MANCHEStER’S SILK CITY CHORUS Haydn Symphony No. 104 • Jw'a X tm sm a ttUmma ConcartIni for Plano and , Qiaatonbury Women'8 Club Presents ri>»«w.a WONBMINIIlWHutliml Orchestra by Vlncept Peralchetti Harold In Italy 1^ Berlioz 9.AIMIITHITS "KEEP AMERICA SINGING” Soloists This raised ranch on Carpenter Rd., is designed to accommodate the social and prac­ The Qtazer D u q Glastonbury High School, Hubbard Road, Qiaatonbury ^DeUveraneel G lide Blazer, Planlet Tlcketa At The Door Adults $2.60 Students $1.50 tical needs, of the Richard Bolin family. Robert QIazer, Vlollat The master bedroom, decorated in black with black, silver and gold striped ADULTS 12 KIDS 990 990 ANYTINIE Tickets $2. Studenti Free wallpaper, is brightened with gay red throw pillows and splashes of red in wall pic-

I- .... » ■ ■' V . . K ■ PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 1,1978 *• . .. 'A . .■ t . - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Dec. 1, 1973— PAGE FIVE titpiiiug ii Max Lerner < < (((((<((( Founded Oct, 1 , 1881 Comments THE SKATERS ED6E... CARL’S TV Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their Complete lihe o1 SALES Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 The Negotiator Hockey & Skating Equipment ■ 't. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation *HYDE-BAUER* No Batter Pilcas department, 647-9^. Published every evening except Sun­ NEW YORK CITY - Henry his time, abd through him No Batter Sarvica days and holidays. Entered at the *C00PER-N0RTHLAH0* Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Klssjnger is not a hero but he course its streams of energy. "The Black Panther" Is here! A n yw h erel Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ Member of The Associated Press has the stuff of legend in him. If Henry Kissinger had not cond Class Mail Matter. He is today thb central figure In emerged, we should have had to headquarters the world’s crises and invent him; In fact, sometimes RIZZO SKI SHOP FOR Burl L. Lyons, Publisher Venin Circle The Manchester Publishing Co.' negotiations — on the Mideast I feel we did. He is an unlikely TV A APPLIANCES Phone cease-fire and peace, on the oil public figure — foreip bom, 0|Mn Daily l i s Sat 9-6 STEREO - TV PARTS assumes no financial responsibility for Sun. 12-4 647-9420 typographical errors appearing in adver­ crisis, on the detente, on the using his strange accent with A ACCESSORIES Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in Atlantic Charter. He gets more the new tongue he had to leam 872-0B84-875-4304 as a young man as if the Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. headlines in the world press LAPPPLAZE than any head of state. People sentences came crackling out YOUR GUIDE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS... •i RT. 83 VERNON One M onth...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, who don’t hate him see him as of a book of essays. Irreverent, Single C opy...... 15f three full days prior to publication. By Carrier, W eekly...... 75< some sort of diplomatic super­ self-mocking. Perhaps only an Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon man, and indeed — like Super­ . age grown skeptical of the con- M e n ’s Doubleknit One Y e a r...... '...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon man — he flies through the air, f o r m is t’s im age of Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and his miracles to perform. “Americanism” could be quiz­ Three Months...... $9.75 Monday. But for all his flying, he is a zically un-American enough to man terribly on the spot. If he guess how deeply Aiherican and has the massive power of representative so maverick a America behind him, he also public figure is. BABY CHRISSY has massive vulnerabilities — What makes him represen­ Japan Capitulates of his nation, his office, tative is his essential character himself. He speaks for an Ad­ as negotiator. We have had Japan, with 43 per cent of its oil language of diplomacy, but his ministration that has largely explorers, pioneers, politicians, All Colors, All Sizes. coming from Arab nations, and its meaning will be very clear to the Arab lost credibility. He is up against tycoons, astronauts, sports the most ruthless economic war idols, men of war. But in the Our Reg. to *65. economy threatened with a freeze, is governments. in the history of America and time of nuclear weapons, when MulU-l the first nation to capitulate to the He said that retaliatory measures the West. As secretary of state, cold wars need ending and hot ' and wars need preventing, and Multiblack Arab embargo, or blackmail, if you would be considered “only with enor­ he will be the target of far more savage attacks than he was as when the world has grown total- MATCHING lug. SIS. wish. mous reluctance.” The secretary the President’s adviser. All the ly interdependent and, Two feet of cuddly delight. Baby soft, auburn halr“ grows” out to It has called upon Israel to accept a seems at a loss to understand why the personal traits which madeJiim therefore, totally fragile, the HANDBAG M S " exotic and even amusing as ad­ negotiator must come to the nestle around her shoulders. settlement withdrawing to its boun­ Arab’s position toward the United viser may make him vulnerable center of the stage. daries before the 1967 war. And it has States remains stubborn in view of as secretary. He is no wheeler-dealer, of the brand of L.B.J. — the Texas threatened Israel with a reconsidera­ our efforts to work out a permanent Polished Brass On Old Pumper. (Photo by Doug Bevins) There are many, in America 239 Spencer St., Manchester as well as among America’s schoolteacher- businessman tion of its foreign policy toward that Middle East peace. enemies abroad, who are who cut comers to make deals, country. praying for his fall. If he falls, the type of the Yankee trader I Forum it will be the most shattering gone West to the frontier, who In doing this it has departed from a The Arab-Israeli relation is not one ' tumble since Humpty-Dumpty. became legislator for a nation. MmciaeBter Autade foreign policy parallel to that of the which lends itself to reasonable It is hard to be a first-rater in Kissinger’s trades are on a MANCHESTER ^Blessed Event?* (1) A 125 store shopping will we do about the pollution America. We are grudging world scale and are set within a United States toward the Israeli na­ thought. Arabs are incensed with us mall...(Won’t that kill an To the editor: they cause? Are we ready for about excellence, reject it, frame of diplomatic history and already dying Main Street «BAL MEN’S BIW tion. for supplying Israel with arms, but Arthur M. Fischer, Inc., a the expensive major highway cavil at it, perhaps because we of a large strategy of counter­ ■m co^inm n m srour OUR LAYAWAY PLAN business, and create in its wake is now in effect Perhaps a more ominous note has New York City firm, has come changes that will necessary fear that excellence in others balancing power clusters, MANCHISTER VMNON find nothing at alt wrong with Russia a slum area or ghost town...and ,901-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITYPIAZA ASK ABOUT IT to our fair village to seduce us to accommodate them? somehow subtracts from our where the stress is on common been sounded by Secretary of State supplying them. won’t it attract many hundreds ■ 643-2478 872-0538 into accepting some big ideas Admittedly, the birth of any oWn. dangers and common gains, not of people with all the related Henry Kissinger who has warned that Perhaps the saving grace may be that he conceived about new development plan is going We hhve reached the end of on who comes out ahead in a MUSIC problems they bring with to be accompanied by labor sharp deal. if Arab pressures continue that retaliatory measures might drive developing a large portion of them?) our hero cults.^The social and BOXES IICYCLE land in the Buckland area. We pains and many adjustments intellectual climate makes The traps for such a global l-ARGeCT leuCCTION OF (2) Condominium new eicvcLce in t h e “unreasonably and indefinitely” that the Arabs into the embrace of Russia. are now pregnant with plans and expenses but with this par­ them wither. But this doesn’t negotiator are fearsome. He Angels, Apartments for 1,100 families VERNON AREA the United States must consider We do not think this would be regarding this, plans that sound ticular pre-mature plan, the mean — despite some must use power and yet always Chdr BoySi with a projected number of 460 Kl*ch«nAl«l. Professionally Assembled great on the surface, but bring pains seem greatly out of despairing recent laments — on the margin, letting the TRASH COMPACTOR Santa Claus retaliatory measures. tolerated, especially by King Faisal of school age children...(How will with them many problems that proportion to the joy this that our leadership fund is President and others make the TO YS & NOVELTtES we provide schools, water, Dr. Kissinger’s warning was Saudi Arabia, who has previously should be faced now. “blessed event” is supposed to totally exhausted. Following decision^ which he carries out. Reg. $9.95 . ACCESSORtES & Ctp-TS police and fire protection, fuel, A Mr. Fischer anticipates, bring. Carlyle’s book on heroes, He must negotiate with a set of SNOW SHOVELS couched in the soft, courteous been very anti-communist. power, medical care and job among other things: Post script to Mr. Fischer: Emerson did a deeper one on new opponents — Faisal and the StMl & Aluminum assurance for these people? Please don’t take advantage of “representative men.” Arab oil lords — who are eiW ABM E JUVENILE SNOW VEHICLES Probably the biggest problem us and then leave us with your proving shrewd and mthless FAMIIY Other Editors Say More Blight M aqiftofcheeseis related to the development, is problem child. A representative rtuui is one practitioners of economic war- batn'BAppl J J ’ SURE TO PLEASEI On The Landscape the problem of cars, an es­ Grace P. Clemson who, in his person and career, tore. GIFT Dear sir: timated 29,500 of them coming 3 Ardmore Road gathers up the energies, trials Most of all, he must achieve a With Over 200 VarM let Citizen Power I would hate to see into the area each day. What Manchester and aspirations of his society common front of the Western To Choose From. GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES Manchester become any more IDEA » ...WE MAIL ANYWHERE. Spke up his wardrobe with The most encouraging news to come and age. He may be poet, nations and Japan — a feat that Ihesa: finishing touches to MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCtAESTEO ballot than a petition for a referendum like New Jersey than it already Views On Buckland Project thinker, businessman, labor may be beyond his or anyone’s f! TRI Cmr PLAZA pull it together. In style. out of the Nov. 6 elections was from would have. He needed 117,000 is. A ride down Broad Street is leader, soldier, agitator, powers. History’s verdict may ^ VERNON similar to Route 22 in New religious man, novelist, be that the man who came back TURNPIKE n Moii.Frl. 10-0 the state of Washington. Voters there signatures and had only one month to To the editor; figures from a different group Jersey. Personally I do not shop diplomat and sometimes in triumph from negotiations U S a t 10-6 fPOST ROAD SHSPPING PLAZA overwhelmingly turned back an Since I shall probably be un­ of expert forecasters of the TV 10 Spaed 8 Spaed < >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< i get them. in the Broad Street area able to attend Monday’s future? It seems to me that it is several in combination. He may with America’s enemies came ^ Phone 872-6730 MAIN STREET. ROUTE 30 because of the traffic and its a cropper when he tried to get S S p a a d VERNON, CONN. 872-3159 attempt by elected state officials to Mr. Helm had no funds and no hearing, may I state in your utter nonsense to claim that in capture Uie headlines or remain BRAY’S WILTON’S ugliness. Main Street has just common action for sheer sur­ vote themselves huge salary increase. columns my views on the a time of great inflation, of relatively obscure. In essence Sat Up and Raady to On JEWELRY STORE G ift Shop MON. thru SAT. organization. But he went ahead. about everything my wife and I he expresses the felt needs of vival among America’s allies. LAYAWAYS WELCOME 737 Main SI. 9:30AM to 6:30PM proposed speculative building vast and rapid economic 964 Main St. In The Washington state legislators need as far as commercial ser­ OlgantlG SalacUon Manchester OPEN Soon, other citizens joined him and project in the Buckland section changes, of energy crises, of Downtown Manchester I Thuft. 8i Fri. Evening! 'til 9 had voted themselves a whopping 192 vices are concerned. The selec­ of Manchester. steadily mounting government MencAeeter'e 0/deet Eetebtle/wd helped with his campaign. Lawyers tion of stores is adequate and FARR’S J o w ir y Store/ Headquarters for .....SHARPENING ...... per cent pay increase. They also up­ In the first place, granting expenses, any acceptance Leather, suede, knit FOR CHRISTMAS COLLECTOR advised without charge. Printers the service for most part is per­ 2 Mein St I ICE SKATES. KNIVES, SCISSORS ' the zoning changes required for should be given these and leather gloves. WE SUQQEST: • PLATES • BOTTLES Today*s Thought «wOpen Daly to ** ETC. ped the governor’s salary by almost 46 sonalized, maybe because the project would, in my opi­ calculations. They are • CH ARM S • PIN S . printed for free. Newspapers helped. n SPECIAUaNGIN • ZOO ANIMALS WE HONOR CHARGE CARDS per cent, from $32,500 to $47,300, and many of the owners are on the nion, make a mockery of &e statistical guesses, not deser­ • W ATCH ES • C LO C K S Within the month, Mr. Helm had premises. • BRACELETS • HUMMEL FIGURINES ALL BICYCLES AND zoning system of ving serious attention. In a PAID. & CARPETING REPAIRS GUARANTEED, were equally generous with other Now we have a New York Christmas 1973 devotional time with subdued • GLASSW ARE You owe it to yourself to petitions with 700,000 voter Manchester. The entire 263 rapidly growing community in­ • DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT We have su^ested during the lights, later in the month visit this fascinating thopi TRADE-INS ACCEPTED elected state officials and judges. City developer calling for "...a acres involved are now zoned as crease tax income is likely to RINGSend WEDDING signatures, more than a third of all one million-dollar-square foot week two ways of inviting the around the Christmas Tree, the ■ W A im i- l.- B A N D S. ______Therq^W^re no public hearings. Rural Residence, a highly be outweighed by increased Lord into the celebration of the candles could be lighted, one the registered voters in the state. regional shopping center... of restricted zone. The MAP government expenses. The lawmakers were rather sneaky. two large department stores Christmas season—by inviting, the first week, two the second The legislators and the governor Associates are asking for a Finally, and most important to a Sunday meal, or following a week, etc. Do this and the and about 100 smaller speciality change of the entire tract to of all, is the question of what, Tliey included the pay raises in an om­ recognized defeat even before the church service or just anytime children will remind you to Orar 200 P $n »lt CHRISTMAS stores, recreational facilities, Business, Industrial and Com­ ifor lack of a better term, we nibus budget bill to prevent any non- and restaurants...” Just what during the month, someone or have Family Worship. To Cliooia Ffrom election. prehensive Urban Develop­ call the quality of life in ones who we would not ordinari­ GOODIES greedy legislators from reducing the Manchester needs, more imper­ A book that is complimentary COMMERCIAL CARPn FELICE’S We think that this is a jim-dandy bit ment. In that last-named zone a Manchester. This tends to ly think of inviting; a needy per­ to the Bible on the accounts per­ For The Holidays FOR DOGGIES sonal service and another blight wide variety of uses, including starting a t ___ $3.99 salary increases, and then labeled the deteriorate when population in­ son, a socially needy person, a taining to Jesus’ birth is Fulton toaturing... CONN. of election news. on the landscape. high rise buildings, may be per­ creases beyond certain density ' Choose From These bill an “emergency” measure — to V/hy should Manchester (and pei'son who has suffered some Ousler’s book, “The Greatest cut RooHiiu 875-4304 Breakfast, Lunch Famous Brands: We Mlieve that Mr. Helm’s cam- mitted, at the discretion of the limits. There is less open space, kind of disappointment, etc. Story Ever Told.” The first two COIN preclude a referendum. South Windsor) become the Planning and Zoning Commis­ more traffic'congestion, more 872-0884 . and Diimor •paign^should be an example for all of ' home of a hundred speciality s . You say, how would this be in­ chapters of this will be a rich for Christmas Giving! a Samsonite sion. pollution of various kin^, less viting the Lord Jesus into our blessing. |We Carry a Complete Una) They had it made, they thought. us. home of a hundred speciality LAPP PLAZA Not long ago the Commission feeling of a unified coiiununity. hqme? In closing, may I suggest Then along came Bruce Helm, a shops, acres of black top, and RT. 83 VERNON • Atlantic When we are outraged by the was asked to change from The census of 1970 showed that He said, “Inasmuch as you do that you allow the creativity of OPEN 19 Maple St. Manchester | pollution? I am tired of others Manchester had a population (Around corner from • Ventura furniture salesman who never before Rural Residence to Business n it unto the least of my brethren, the family to help plan the e Airway shenanigans of our “public servants” telling me what I need. If the density of 1,784 inhabitants per SUNDAY Main St.) gentleman from New York a five acre plot on Slater Street you do it unto Me.” devotional times. Especially in­ • Seward had been active in politics. Mr. Helm we are all too likely to wait: “But square mile. Estimates of pop­ LOCATED IN THE 5 “ wants to build so badly, let him in the same general area as Ae Secondly, we have suggested vite suggestions after the first 7 a .m .-8 m . I'L was* outraged by the avarice and proposed Buckland ulation increase since the cen­ that We incite the Lord into our one. Without looking tor the MANCHESTER •Coats • Hats marLOW what can I do?” across the Hudson and .com­ PETCENTER arrogance of these politicians. He “development.” The Ck>nunis- sus year raise that density home during the season.by set­ specutacular, they will help • Turtlenecks PRICES! Mr. Helm, the 32-year old nonpoliti­ plete with the monstrosities figure to abbut 1,900. The only Make The Greatest Cooking Headquarters for: CAN'T FIND IT —THEN TRY U8! sion refused the request, giving ting aside some time each week you. Treat Your Family • TOYS• decided to do something. that devastate what’s left of the nearby town east of the Connec­ Discovery Since Fire cian from the statie of Washington, has “uncovered” .New Jersey as its reasons, possible traffic during the weeks of December One might suggest watching During The Holidays Domestic Coins Dog Grooming burden on Slater Street, lack of ticut River more densely pop­ AMANA RADARANQE Domestic Stamps He draf!^ his own citizens’ bill. given us an answer. landscape. for some ^religious exercise of for prayer answers. Another 3834R0AD STREET water and sanitary sewers in ulated is East Hartford. Do we Initiative 282. That'‘required many Richard Sturgeon family worship. would say, let’s look for clip­ (Formerly Mr. Turkey) ' Coin & Stam p, - Let us go and do likewise — In­ the area, and intrusion of really need to grow much Someone |ias to take the lead pings or things to share, also S u p p lie s & SUDS A more voter signatures to get on the' 65 Sunny Brook Drive more? Must we rush to be in­ Radar Range dustry Week Manchester - business into a residential area. in His Name, and you, dear suggested might be to make Acceaserlea If the requests of MAP volved in all the problems of the reader, perhaps should be the observations outside the family Starts ^t $299.00 SCISSORS Our 62nd Christmas on Main Street! Associates are granted, affec­ larger communities? Shall we Poet Boad Flau BL M DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER - 649-S221 one to share this with one, and that pertain to Christmas, LARSON VBBNON HEATWAVE BVe-BV£ ting not five but over two hun- have to revise bur slogan of “A then more of your hous^ld. OPEN 6 DAYS - THURSDAY NIGHTS HI 9:00 lu negative and positive. APPLIANCE 13 Windior Ave.: d r ^ acres,' could the Commis­ City of Village Charm” to read Check previous articles for in­ FREE PARKIHG FRONT AND REAR OF STORE 1 I'L L BE RIGHT BAKE PRAYER; Again we pray, CENTER Rockvilla sion deny any later requests on “A small city with big-city structions. pur Father, for help in our ef­ 87S-S333 MASTER CHARGE CARDS ACCEPTEDI lOcmausTKR Cbme In For A Demonstration 875-7656 KSATON thie grounds of traffic con- problems.” In addition to the suggestions fort to give this Christmas to I Fibbsi- Any business undertaking of |«»J Mollie PLEA5E E>E REMINDED gestion,spot zoning or intrusion about Bible reading from a our family and others those in- the character of the Buckland THATReSrtRDttSSOF of business and industry into Modem English translation, the tenable gifts which will be FbrNal residence areas? project that will require 15 singing, and prayer, there are remembered when other gifts THE Secondly, the establishment years for completion can be other things that can make it are forgotten,' because in effect onyour n n , of another large shopping properly termed a speculation. meaningful to those who are they were spiritual and we gave I &dbvi'c( flW lCGEST£R IS A STORM center in the town would i ^ e The town is, in effect, being younger and the older ones, too. of ourselves. We pray in Jesus'- Christiiias list/ ^TTV raffMACC very difficult the revival of the asked to share in th# risks of a If the goal is to comp together Name. Amen. For Your Holiday Wine List.. large speculative project, the " T 6 W N L Main Street business area. It four times during the month, Submitted by: seems to me that 'Manchester profits of which will go to the four candles could be secured, Rev. William A. Taylor When It's For Keeps other partner in the deal. GE “Potscrubber"” cannot allow the deterioration and at the beginning of the Church of the Nazarene * V IN R O S E Chooii > bc.uli/ul Knpsak. diamond of a large central area such as A planning and zoning com­ ring for your engagement. Faihloned Built-In Dishwasher with Main Street into a blighted dis­ mission has the task of protec­ with flair and fully guaranteed. 4 Pushbutton Cycles: trict. Much more than (he ting the interests of all groups ,,d’A N J O U business section there is con­ in the community.The torgest SKIING Power Scrub'- for pots, pans, casseroles: group in Manchester is made up Today In History Normal for everyday loads; Light Soil (or cerned. The whole area N e c ta ro s e snack plates or dusty, stored {llshes: Rinse between Main and Spruce of the homeowners and their .44 ct. - $795 families. I trust that the Plan­ HOCKEY & Hold for once a day dishwashingl Pow- Streets would be disastrously By The Assoeialed Press Flawless Diamond erful 3-level wash JBMMae* ning and Zon(pg Commission Stylet i 2 4 9 » r affected. Today is Saturday Dec. 1, the Adams, Andrew Jackson, FHtti FREE TREASURE SHOPPE action!' ^ As for the argument that the will give careful consideration' William Crawford and Henry Vary 335th day of 1973. There are.30 IlluitratlOn DOLLARS WITH town would gain greatly in tax th their interests, that it will aay. TENNIS not handicap future actions be days left in the year. Gift Wrapping EVERY PURCHASE revenue, this seems to me to be Today’s highlight in history ; In 1909, an innovation in setting a bad precedent now, ilA R V E S T 7 PARK STREET mere quess work. MAP On this date in 1918, the banking-the Christmas Q u b - ‘‘Htno-# that it will not assist real estate ROCKVILLE, CONN. Associate cite figures purpor­ Serbs, Croats and Slovenes un­ was first tried by a bank in CASE OF 12 ting to show how much the qieculation at the risk of Carlisle,. Pa. TEL878-6100 HeATUMF ited to form Yugoslavia. l I L L •32.08 04:80 DAILY PEARL &Son s^ously impairing the town’s “ S h o p a jeweler you can trust” vniiriOllMV town’s net income would in­ On this date— In 1917, during World War I, 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. standing as a good place to live IBBI., THOBSh RL crease year by year. Who can In 1824, a U.S. election was Britain completed the takeover •■ RACKAfiE MANCHESTES OPBITIUSPJL in. MANCHBSITa fAMCAOE BOMSSWi doubt that the opponents of the turned over to the House of of German East Africa. STORE PARKADE PHONE 643-2171 Buckland scheme, ’if they lud William E. Buckley; . Representatives after a In 1944, the World War II bat­ 560 fi, Center St. tV fT S r w fm sufficient money to spend,, deadlock developed among four tle for the Saar Basin in Ger­ WFffwPMT could get completely different Manchester candidates — John Quincy many began.

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I Local Churches Area Churches

I Trinity Covenant Church Emanuel Lutheran Church Concordia Lutheran Church 302 Hackmatack St. Church and Chestnut Sts. 40 Pitkin St. First Congregational First Congregational USINESS SERVICES iPJIRECTORY < St. Maurice’s Church Church 5>- Rev. Norman E. Swensen Itev. C. Henry Anderson Rev. Burton D. Strand Church of Veriion Bolton United Ch'ureh of Christ ' Pastor Rev. Ronald J . Fournier Pastor Rev. John A. Lacy, Rev. Roberr W. (hronin Coventry Co-Pastors Minister . Pastor' 9:30 a.m ., Sunday School Frederick Wehrenber^ 9 a.m .. Holy Communion, Rev. Bruce J . Jpbnson Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew Minister Classes for all ages three Intern Church School through Grade 6. Assistant Minister Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 DICK’S OANPnn through adult, |)lus an Infant Nursery care for small p.m. 9:30 a.m.,. Church School. Nursery. 8:30.and 11 a.m.. The Service. children. 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:15 AMERICAN EQUlPNENT 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service 9:45 a.m., Chirch School for 10:30 a.m.. The Service. Adult Bihl^ (]la83. 9:55 a.m., (Hiurch School. 11 a.m. £cki/[tU with the Rev. Mr. Swensen 11 a.m ., Worship Service. Tents, Oofa4 Sleeping Boga, 3-year-olds through Grade 7; Church School for Grades 7, 8, Air Mattreesee, Stovea, 93 TOLU NO TUlWFIKE Nursery available: Sermon: preaching on “God Sent Forth Youth Class; three adult 9, Teenage and Adult Study Talcottville Sacred Heart CIhurch comm inMiniK Lantema Mandi/Vsnien Town Uns “Whiting on Your Tiptoes.’.’ « Ago His Son.” Children’s Church for classes: Bible Study, Explora­ Groups. Nursery care for small Congregational Church Rt. 30, Vernon Complete FR K TOW im Sacrament of Communion. FARR'S When Quality Is Grades 1 through 4. Nursery for tion in Faith and New Member children. United Church of Christ Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor MOTOWYCU REPMRS PHONE 643-2467 Coffee Hour in vestry after the ‘'Hie Everything Stor^’ Important In Your pre-schoolers. Class. Rev. Kenneth E . Knox Rev. Edward Konopka Printing service. Camp ■ Bike • apoiW Selection of Art 5:30 p.m., Trailblazers. 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery for Zion Evangelical Pastor , OPEN: « MAIN STREET » Services Monday to Friday & Fra m ing 7 p.m.. Family Service. infants. Lutheran Church Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. MS CENTm tniEEr at Depot 8i|dare St. Peter’s Episcopal i A .R . - 6 P.IH. Christmas caroling, trimming 11 a.m., Play Group for (Missouri Synod) 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sun­ Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, MANCNESm, CONN. Open Daily to 9:90 P .M . Burr Corners, Manehester ., Church SsturdayS A M .- l 2 Noon Nesl to Caldor the tree, and devotions by children 3 to 5 years of age. Cooper and High Sts. day School, ^rmon topic: “The 10:30 a.m. and noon. PHONE: 843-70N J. FABR —947 7111 Sand Hill Rd. Pastor Swensen. 7 p.m.. Youth meeting in the Rev. (diaries W. Kuhl Great Outright.” Rev. Frederic H. Foerster III Youth Room. Pastor St. Margaret Mary’s Church First Church of Christ Vicar Vernon United Methodist Wapping MANCHESTER A nswers Printing Needs *. Upholstery Scientist Community Baptist Church 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. Church Rev. William McGrath Ostrinsky and IV I Shop 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Commu­ H IG H G R A D E 447 N. Main St. An American Baptist Church 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and Rev. F.W. Schuster Rev. Joseph Schick DIALER IN WASTE MEMORIAL GO. REUPHOLSTERINO nion. Sunday Sdiool following Rev. Ondon P. Stairs Youth Forum; Pastor ' Co-Pastors Perhaps you have wondered They know how it should be • MODERN FURNITVBE the service. MATERIALS Oppcaita Boat Camatery and a n t iq u e s PRINTING 11 a.m. Church Service, Sun­ Minister lOdO to 11:30 a.m.. First why so many business firms .done so that the import of your 6:30 p.m.. Young Peoples Relocated • CiMtoin KHriilture day School and child care. “An­ Year Youth Instruction. 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 and so many Individuals depend message gets across to the mid Sli|icavrni Job and Commerdnl Fellowship. IRON QiMriity Momeriob cient and Modern Necromancy, 9:15 a.m.. Church School for Sermon topic: “The Advent p.m. upon the Community Press for recipient. Reuben Plen’s Texaco of problems. Service which is S|iO('i:il!iiiiK in Hand Tiiltlnx Printing Manchester has relocated at 318 Made To Order alias Mesmerism and Hyp­ all ages. Nursery through The Presbyterian Church Wreath: The Candle of Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 Over SO Yeara’ Experlenca all of their printing From all of this, you can see offered includes brake and Prompt u d Ellldeat United Congregational SCRAP METAL Adams St but one thing Reuben Coiiiplele Selection of notism, Denounced” is the sub­ Grade 4 continuing during the 43 Spruce St. Forgiveness.” Church School. and 11:30 a.m. requirements. Surely there that Community Press is tune-up jobs and other major Materials PiiBttBg of AU Etoda Church C dl 649-5807 ject of the lesson-sermon. The service. Rev. George Smith < 1:30 p.m.. Nominating com­ PAPER must be a reason, and the certainly a busy place, but promises will never change is repair work. i-'REE ESTIMATES golden Text: Romans 8:31. Rockville mittee. Mi reason is a very good ohe. Mr. the quality service and care his Lower Level of the Parkade CommuRliy 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Pastor St. Francis of Assisi 781 P A B K E B ST. A. AIMBTTI, Prop. when you walk in you would hm The Christian Science Rev. Paul J. Bowman 6 p.m.. Evaluation com­ "and Mrs. Frank Larson, owners, people give to your car. With the winter season ap­ 6t9-«32l Communion. Topic: “Advent — 673 Ellington Rd. TeL MS-8TIS or ftt-Sgrp Harrtoon S t , Mancheater never know it for both Mr. and Mon., Tne».. 9-d; Wed., 254 Broad S t, Rear Reading Room, 968 Main St. is Minister mittee. of the business are experts in Gne point which relocated proaching, Plen’s Texaco is ful­ A Call to Worship.” Nursery is 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. South Windsor' Mrs. Larson always take plenty Thnm., Fri. 9-9; Sat. 9-5 Telephone 643-5727 Rev. Lyman D. Reed Plen’is 'Texaco wants to make open to the public, except on provided. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. , Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor the field of printing, ^ t h are of time to assist you. ly equipp^ to service your car Associate Minister clear is that his fine staff is holidays, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. 5 p.m.. Fellowship and Adult 7:30 p.m., Bible discussion. United Methodist Church Rev. Eugene M. Kibride always interested in the More and more printed with Texaco Products and with STEVENSON always pen to suggestions from Monday through Friday and Bible Class. 1040 Boston Tpke. problems of their customers; materials are using raised prin- the knowledge that the work will 9 a.m.. Church School, Grade ^ M E R C U R Y BROS. old, and especially new, from 7 to 9 p.m. on the first St. James Church Bolton Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 they take a very real and ting; they find it more be to the customer’s satisfac­ Reuben Plen’s 5 through 9. Thursday of each month. Church of the Nazarene Msgr. Edward J. Reardon Rev. David M. Campbell p.m. sMS Travel Agency personal interest in seeing that satisfactory than regular prin­ customers, to whom he can tion to carry them through the GLASS 10:30 a.m.. Church School, in­ EXXON please and keep the confidence 236 Main St. Pastor Pastor Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 ^ , 646-2756 every printing job turn^ out ting. Naturally, wedding vyinter months safely. Texaco Sfafhn a For .\u(o WlmlihMdi fants through Grade 4. of. His policy is to “tackle aiiy North United Methodist Rev. William A. Taylor Rev. Daniel J. Karpuey and 11 a.m. 405 Main Street here is done exactly as their invitations and announcements • For Store Fronts aad 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. job and satisfy Jhe customer.” 318 Adams in. Church Pastor Rev. Eugene Charman 10:15 a.m.. Coffee and HO SERVICE Mancheeler clients specify. have taken advantage of raised At its new location, Reuben all olir* n( wladowra Communion meditation: “What 300 Parker St. Conversation. St. Mary’s Church CHARGE Phone 649-5533 Another plus is the fact that printing. It is difficult to detect His policy also TS to tell you at Plen’s Texaco still offers a Phont 643*9149 o For Table Tope Rev. Earle R. Custer Has Happened To Our Sense Of 10:30 a.m.. Church School. RESERVATIONS FOR Community Press takes the d fference between raised the outset whether the job* is men’s room and ladies room 9:30 a.m ., Sunday School. Saturday, Masses at 5 and Rt. 31, Ck)ventry OPEN A. I. to P.M. Awe?’’ Reception of new Nursery through Grade 6. e Tune-Ups enormous pride in the fine worth doing or if it will by a Hydramallc TranimlMlon 5 5 5 Pastor Classes for all ages. 7:30 p.m. Rev. Ronald C. Haldeman Rev. F. Bernard Miller •HOTELS printing and engraving, and the which are clean and orderly, .SATI'RDAY 9 A.M. NOON members. Coffee hour after the e General Automotive waste of your money needless­ Repairing 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Sunday, masses at 7:30, 9,- 10:45 a.m.. Communion Ser­ Pastor •AIRLINES workmanship, attention to price is most reasonable. Try to something which anyone will service. Repairs on All J. A. WHITE 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Message by the pastor. 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 p.m. vice. Rev. Paul F. Ramen •STEAMSHIPS detail, and to this end brings a remember that it is necessary ly- not hesitate to utilize. AU Work Guaranteed . WHr Perpetual Deacon 3:30 to 6:30 p.m., Christmas Anwrican Cara Plen’s Texaco sells only top vice. Sermon: “Advent 1973.” Children’s Church and Nursery 627 MAIN$I.,MANCHESIER vast and varied knowledge of to give at least eight days Texaco Lubrication Service GLASS CO., INC. family workshop. St. George's Episcopal We Give Green Stamps 11 B lucll St. — TrI. M l-7ia Sacrament of Holy Commu­ provided. Church of the Assumption Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p.m. all phases of the printing notice if you wish raised prin­ name products such as Another thing about Plen’s Church nion. 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Adams St. at ’Thompson Rd. St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 business. No work goes out of ting — more if at all possible. Firestone and (ioodyear tires, Texaco is that Mr. Plen keeps Bolton Congregational Rt. 44A, Bolton YO U R R S I Havoline motor oil, Texaco and 9 a.m.. Church School.\ Message by the pastor. Nursery Rev. Edward S. Pepin and 10:45 a.m. MEMORIAL the shop that does not measure Business (irms and professional abreast of the times by Nursery and Grades 3 through Church Rev. John F. Flora, III C O M PLETE K- V up to high stand ard s of men have turned to raised Delco batteries, AD, Champion provided. Pastor The Rev. Mr. Haldeman was ordained to the perpetual purchasing all the newest lUCITS 6. Rev. J . Stanton Conover Vicar CORNER STORE PET CEN TER spark plugs. Reuben feels if you MANCHESnR Rev. Paul Trinque Rockville United excellence, and whether the job printing — they find it produces manuals and trade publications deaconate of the Episcopal CSiurch in 1961 and was ap­ Minister e Party Ooodi, Ifigiasines Self-Stnrict 10:30 a.m.. Church School. The Salvation Army Methodist Church Ciniries > FiiikHtt is a small one or a large one, a more favorable impression. want something to last, you detailing engine changes and pointed to his post at St. Mary’s Church in 1962. His duties 8 a.m., Holy Communion. e Qroceriee, Cold Cute have to buy the best, and that is Laundromit Nursery, Kindergarten and 661 Main St. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 142 Grove St. Tropical fiiii - Turlies the same careful attention is Among other print jobs turned the newest innovations by the include assisting in regular church services, teaching Sun­ 10:15 a.m.. Church School. 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist e Fruita*-Vegetablea Hiimlert -Geibilt what he offers. Nothing but the u$6 lUwtiviNi’ Grades 1 and 2. Maj. & Mrs. Lawrence J. 7:30 p.m. Rev. John W. Mortimer given. Small wonder that more out at Community Press are car manufacturers. He also CotiMiiim 10:30 a.m., McHning Worship, and Church School. Nursery e Greeting Carda Miied Breed Puppies best. 6 p.m.. Junior and Senior Beadle Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, day School, visiting hospitals and convalescent homes, Pastor A(juinum Accessories. He and more people are turning to flyers, and, estimates on the keeps his tools and equipment Suilt. Pifrt$ 3a4 (^mmunion theme: ’"rhe An­ provided. Wa Depead Oa T o a . . The nicest thing about trading C6d$ Methodist Youth Fellowship. Officers in Charge 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. making parish calls, and performing other part-time Our Own Speaal Blended Community Press for all work will be gladly given. up-to-date so that he can ser­ CHOICE VARIETY nunciation.” Tea O n Depend On Va! Pet Foods with Plen’s Texaco is that you 8 p.m.. Young Adult group ministerial duties as assigned by the rector. He was 9:30 a.m., Church School. printing ne^ s. Offset printing is most vice your new car the way it is >Taik)rin| ' meets at the parsonage. 7:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Second Congregational Open 7 Daya A Week popular and Community Press can be certain that there is no Qualify •Dry CItaning 9:30 a.m ., Sunday School. Calvary Church carillonneur of the Emery Memorial Tower in Mariemont, Nursery through adults. MANCHESTER , Community Press is easy to supposed to be done. Fellowship. Church UU Midnight has a platemaster made by the guess work there; •Laundiy Service Classes'dor all ages. (Assemblies of God) Ohio, for eight years, and is one of the guest performers at 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. PET C EN TER reach for it is located at rear- Seafood United Church of (Hirist saxritji. uxn: huux Itek Business Products Plen’s Texaco has the tools, 176-178 SPRUCE ST. 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. 647 E.Middle Tpke. Trinity College’s summer carillon concerts. He is also a St. Bernard’s Church Nursery through Grade 2. 8Sa' M AIN ST. 648*0293 254 Braod St. and you can drive Second Congregational Rt. 44A, Coventry Division, Photostat Corp. of equipment and the know-how to You can bet that Plen’s 43 OAK STREET MANCHESTER Nursery provided. Maj. Beadle Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson regional manager for Arrow Hart, Inc. (Herald photo by Rockville right up to the door and park. Church Rev. Robert K, Bechtold Rorhester, N.Y. This complete­ properly diagnose any ailment Texaco is as modern as TEL. 649-99ST Drive-In Parking will preach on “Mark’s Pastor O fiara) Rev. John J. White Trinity Lutheran Church This eliminates any parking United Church of Christ Minister ly automatic offset plate without guessing. His top-notch tomorrow so PLAN with Plen Record.” Rev. William Schneider Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 Grooming! problems. 385 N. Main St. processor produces two plates mechanics, which includes and be PLEN-ty happy. Plen is 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting, 10 a.m., Sunday School, Saturday, Masses at 5 Vernon TOURAINE Rev. Felix M. Davis 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Perhaps you are not familiar per minute from which five to Michael Bolduc, Barry always happy to save you “Getting to Know You.” The classes for adults and children. and 7 p.m. Rev. Donald McGean POODLES 1 \ 'd P r Minister with the proper way to lay out ten thousand copies can be Resnick, Alan Weir and Don PLEN-ty dollars and much FiNEQumm Rev. Stephen .White of St. ■ 11 a.m.. Service of Worship Sunday, Masses at 7,8:30,10, Pastor AND ALL Vernon Assemblies of God PAINTS your printed message. The printed on offset printing Roglis, are almost always with aggravation at his new location Mary’s Episcopal Church, and Bible preaching. Nursery Elks Plan Memorial 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. BREEDS I S T ^ J DIAMONDS 10 a.m.. Morning Worship. 51 Old Town Rd. Larsons will gladly help you. presses. the right answer to your car at 318 Adams St. in Manchester. guest speaker. Special music by care for the little ones, and 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser­ FOR BEST RESULTS 875-7624 */ i.J ( From Nursery through Church School special children’s program. vice. Nursery at 10:30 service. HOURS 9-5 iJrofl.. SAT. the Citadel Band and Songsters. To Deceased Sunday Presbyterian Church Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday Grade 9. Communion medita­ 9:15 a.m.,'(H)urch School. BY APPOINTMENT 'BRAY’S 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. North Coventry School for all ages. tion by the Rev. Mr. Davis. STUD SERVICE FO R - •expert Watch Repairing Unitarian Universalist Mary’s Episcopal Cliurch, guest School St. on Rt. 31 off Rt. 44A 11 a.m.. Morning Worship. PAUL’S 10:30 a.m.. Board of deacons Manchester Lodge of Elks The memorial service is open Avery St. Christian Poodles, Toys & Miriiatures •fine Selection of Gifts Society Dr. Richard W. Gray^ Paint S Qratt Center SOCIETY FOR CATS meeting. will honor its 17 members who to the public. 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. For All Occasions ’ 481 Spring St. St. John’s Polish National Reformed Church M A IN SUDS & SCISSORS Kinens Small Animals ’ 7 p.m.. Senior High Youth have died within the past year 615 STREET Business Bodies •longine, Bulova (Singer Learning Center) Catholic Church All officers and trustees of 9:30 a.m.. Worship. 661 Avery St., South Windsor POST RD. PIA7A -Rt.30 Adoption — Boarding Fellowship. at a Memorial Service Sunday United Congregational Tel. 649-0300 Wittnauer and Caravelle Rev. Arnold F. Westwood Rev. Walter A. Hyszko the lodge are reminded to be in 11 a.m., Bible School. Rev. Peter Mans VERNON ,. . M Ptacomant’— Shelter at 5 p.m. at the Elks Home. Church ROUTE 83 VERNON Watches Minister Pastor full dress and in their respec­ 7:30 p.fn., Bible Discussion Minister The immediate families, United Church of Christ 875^0052 - 737 Main SI., Minchtsler tive stations Sunday by 4:45 Groups (at Manse on (Cornwall 25-YEAR CLUB ^ONE 643-5617 relatives and friends of the Tolland South United Methodist 10:30 a.m.. Service. The Rev. 9 a.m.. Mass, English. p.m. Dr.) Sponsored by Manchester 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for Edward D. Werner of 11 deceased members will be Rev. Donald G. Miller Church Mr. Westwood will speak on: 10:30 a.m.. Mass. English and Presbyterian Church. all ages including a nursery. SEE US FOR QUALITY Bremen Rd. has become a seated near the altar in the Minister 1226 Main St. “Christmas Utopias, Ltd.” Polish.------11 a.m.. Worship Service. TAILORING member of .the P ratt and lodge room. The altar will be CUSTOM BUILT Rev. Dr. George W. Webb Nursery, Church School. Gospel Hall Nursery provided. Whitnpy Quarter Century Club, decorated with palms and ferns 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Rev. Wayne Kendall 415 Center St. 6 p.m.. Family Worship. CUSTOM for employes with 25 years of and 17 potted plants. After the Reli^ous Calendar j vice and Church School. A Strvie* MADE INSTALLED Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr. Church of Christ 6:30 p.m., (Hiristian educa­ service with the compnay. ceremony, each widow or next 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim SUITS Pastors Lydall and Vernon Sts. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. tion. Nursery provided. O f Werner is in the experimental of kin will receive one of these Fellowship. For Ladies and Gentlemen Eugene Brewer, Minister 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. Sunday ty, Bolton Congregational S in c tr ity construction group as an $ - | JBB plants as a memento of the ser­ - Alterations — Cleaning 8, 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Commu­ 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. 9:45 a.m.. Adult Education: Church. expediter. vice. Wapping Community Church Where Persoaal Repairs nion and Worship Service with 9 a.m., Bible Classes. Study of Clossians, Exploration Saturday 1790 EUington Rd. The Coosideratlon MANOIEsm HOME MOnMEIT the Rev. Dr. Webb preaching, 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: “I St. Bartholomew’s Church Members of the Protestant, of Faith, and New Member 9 a.m-. Special Education MANCHESTER Catholic and Jewish clergy will South Windsor Is A Tradition “The Meaning of Advent." Have Walked In My Integrity.” Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor Class, Emanuel Lutheran Dance Class, South United TAILOR SHOP VICE CHAIRMAN; offer memorial prayers during Church Rev. Harold W. Richardson Bible 9 a.m., Infant-Toddler 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: Methodist Church. 400 Mam Street 121 SPRUCE ST. 649-2184 Leonard F. Weklind of 109 the service. Officers of 7 p.m., (Hiristmas Carol Sing, Minister v m 649-3589 through Grade 6 Grade 8 Confir­ “What Is.Jesus To You? The Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m.. Annual Speaks FREE PARKING Forest St., who is director of Manchester Lodge will officiate Center Park. Service of Prayer Rev. R. Stanley Eaton Int ti Stey 5 8n9 mation Class. High Priest Of Our Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 Christmas sale. Salvation Army the Unitbd Aircraft Ctorpofktfon RPPLIAIICE in the ritual portion of the and Praise, St. Mary’s Associate Minister by 10:45 a.m., Infant-Toddler Profession!” and 11, 11:30 a.m. Citadel. patent section, has been elected program. Episcopal Church. The Rev. Eugeoe Nursery through senior high vice chairman of the patent Arthur Roy of Willimantic, Stephen White, speaker: “Get­ 9:30 and 11a.m., Worship Ser­ Brewer age. Confirmation Class, Grade Center Congregational United Pentecostal Church committee of the Aerospdee In­ 8 special grand deputy grand vice and Church School. . Church 187 Woodbridge St. ting To Know You” Series; DON WILLIS dustries Association. The com­ [EXPERT REPAIRS ON FOREIBN CARS| exalted ruler, will be the prin­ Salvation Army Citadel 3 to 5 p.m.. Adoptive Mothers United Church of Christ Robert Baker Public Rockville Baptist Church “Wherefore, putting away mittee concerns itself with in­ meeting in Cooper Hall. cipal speaker. David Almond 8:45 p.m. MACC radio broad­ falsehood, speak ye truth each UNITED SPORTS CAR REPAIR, he. 11 Center St. Pastor 69 Union St. GARAGE ventions, patents, copyrights 7:30 p.m.. Senior High will be the guest organist. He cast, WINF: Dwight Kintner, one with his neighbor.” (Eph. iU. 83, Vernon, Conn. ‘ Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. Records Rev. Robert L. LaCounte and proprietary rights in data Methodist Youth Fellowship. will accompnay Louis Chieffo, general secretary of Connec­ 4:25) This admonition is found 18 Main St., Td. 649-4S31 Phone 646-4485 Pastor 10 a.m., Sunday School. Pastor or information related to Spiritual Growth Group, Pastor Rev. Dr. Wallace Fiske 7 p.m,. Evangelistic Service. member and past chaplain of ticut Council of Churches: “The in the midst of an exhortation aerospace developments. ESTIMATES ON ALL MAKES Kendall teaching at 371 Oak St. Waterbury Lodge of Elks, who Ecumenical Scene in Connec­ to Christians to put away sin­ 244 Center Street ^ Interim Pastor Warranty Deeds 9:30 a.m ., Sunday School. Specializing in will sing ’"The Vacant Chair.” ticut.” ful practices of the past and to Manchester* 646-1995 ICASTROLOILS ★ FOREIGN CAR PARTS | Green Manor Estates Inc. to Nursery through Adult, in­ BMKF SERVICE Full Gosj^l Christian Mrs. Peggy Winzler will sing Monday live anew. OPEN 7 DAYS-1 1 to 9 INVITATION 9:15 a.m.. Reception of new U & R Housing Corp., 10 lots in eluding College Career Class. VW PACER PERFORMANCE EQUIPMENT St. Mary’s Episcopal members. Holy Conununion. Fellowship “The Lord's Prayer.” 2:30 p.m., Drop-In Center, What is a lie? Any word or Front End Alignment Specializing in U .S .D .A ' Interdenominational Officers and members of Forest Hills Subdivision, con­ ■ 11 a.m .. Worship Service. Choice Steaks and T O B I D Church Sermon: “The Eye of God.” South United Methodist Church. veyance tax il43. silence, actiort or inaction, General Repair Work "Next to Vittner’s Garden Center” Orange Hall Rockville Lodge of Elks will at­ First Sunday of each month. ' Fresh Sea Food Park and Church Sts. 9:15 to 10:55 a.m.. Learning 7:30 p.m.. Women’s Christian Jonathon K. and Christina P. design^ to deceive another to Sealed bids will be received Rev. Philip P. Saunders, tend the service. Other guests Holy Communion; Second Sun­ Rev. George Nostrand Community, nursery through Fellowship, worship service Davis to Warren S. and Barbara his hurt or to my selfish gain. at the office of the Housing Pastor include Mayor John Thompson, day, missionary service. Rector Grade 6. and Christmas meeting with Vi­ J. Thomas, property at 21 Such is out of place in the Authority of - the Town of Burl Lyons, publisher of Thf Nursery provided. Grand Prize Winners Rev. Stephen J. White 10:15 a.m.. Learning Oppor­ vian Ferguson, speaker. Second Harlan Sj., conveyance tax renewed life in Christ, net A Pahting FreblM? We’ ll Help! Manchester, 24 Bluefield Drive, 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Herald; and Jon P. Roden, dis­ 7 p.m.. Informal evening ser­ Finnish-Estonian Imports Rev. Ronald Haldeman tunity, Library. Mrs. Sara Congregational Church. $39.60. belonging to the unfruitful Manchester, Connecticut, for and open discussion. Sunday trict deputy east, grand ex^lt^ vice. Nursery provided. J«vic« Still me§ns something to us—and service Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Dumond and their 14-year-old son Danny are congratulated by Robinson, leader. Confirmation • - Tuesday Fox Grove Ltd. to G. Murtaza works of darkness. insurance coverage for Project & Handicrafts School. ruler. nieaM spending enough time with you to help you (barter DeCorrnier, member of the Manchester Auto Deaths Association, as they were 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, (Hass, Grades 7 and 8. ’The Rev. ; 2:30 p.m., Drop-In Center, Kakli and Nasreen A. Kakli, Lying takes' various forms C:ONN-26-l" (iVesthill Gardens), i 44 Stony Road, Bolton 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser­ After the service, a buffet St. John’s •elect the right paint finish for that job you’re plnn- select^ grand prize winners in the drawing for an expense paid winter ski weekend at Mt. Service for Trial Use. Mr.-Nelson’s office and Robbins South United b ^ o d is t (Hiurch. property on Strawberry Lane, — overt misstatements, Project CONN-261 Westhill service will be served by Episcopal Church nlng. See us for paint and service when you plan vour Snow in Vennont at Snow Lake Lodge. The contest was part of the recent auto show held 649-8080 ^ 9 a.m.. Holy Eucharist; Ser­ Room. Coffee Shq)pe, Woodruff vice. Wednesday conveyance tax $46.20. deliberately deceptive actions Gardens Addition) ad Project members of the lodge kitchen Rt. 30, Vernon next project. Product$ o f famoui FlniiUh deiigni vice for Trial Use, with sermon Hall. 8 a.m., (ilergy Breakfast, Attachment. (a timely shrug or hand at the Manchester Parkade Nov. 1 through the 1. (Herald Photo by Bevins). CONN-26-3 (Mayfair Gardens)."® committee, headed by Jack Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Dinneneare, gUu$teart, toyi, traditional by the Rev. Mr. Nostrand. Emanuel Lutheran Church; John Dunphy against John gesture), that cowardly Sealed bids, in duplicate, St. Bridget Church Carson and Bill Connelly, Rector C h d ftm f Church School, Nursery, Crib / Allan Mason, speaker. Dunphy Jr., property at Benton silence intended to leave the must be in the possession of the Church of Jesus Christ Rev. John J . Delaney assisted by members of the The regional discount depart­ NU EARNINGS Class. f 3:15 p.m.. Special Education and Durkin Sts., $7,500. wrong Impression. CALDOR OPTIMISTIC Housiitg Authority of the Town s of Latter-day Saints Pastor Manchester Emblenr (Hub. / 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. EAJohnaon PAINT CO ment store chain posted ear­ J:4 5 a.m., Sunday Morning Religion Class, South United Federal 'Tax Lien ()ne may mislead another Record earnings and sales for Northeast Utilities reports of Manchester, 24 Bluefield "*i%ndte5Wr: .W.M-A (Mormon) Rev. William J. Stack Each year, a special com­ 10 a.m.. Family Service and nings gains of 21.8 per cent on a that the consolidated net ear­ Coffee House. Methodist Church. — - Internal Revenue Service uninteptlonally, or for the 728 MAIN ST.^ MANCHESTER—PHONE 649-4501 both the nine months’and third Drive, Manchester, Connec­ — Hillstown Rd. & Woodside St. Rev. William J. Killeen mittee is appointed to be in Church School. sales increase of 25.6 per cent nings for the 12-month period 11:15 a.m.. Holy Communion, 7:15 p.m.,' Advent Service, against Richard H. and Ruth V. preservation o l self or others, BUY THE PAINT THAT’S WORTH THE WORK quarter ended Oct. 2 were an­ ticut, by 3:00 p.m. (E.S.T.) iwtr D. Clark Brown, Bishop charge of this special service for the nine months while a 31.6 ending Oct. 31 amounted to $60 Book of Common Prayer, with TrinitjrCjovenant Church. Allen, 67 Blssell St., $1,078.16. or in innocent Jest without nounced by Caldor Inc. December 18, 1973. Saturday, Masses at 5 and and program. This year’s com­ St. Matthew's Church per cent earnings advance was million or $1.31 per share, as sermon by the Rev. Mr. Friday Marriage Licenses being reprehensible. But such Yourindeptndent Each bidder is expected to 9 a.m.. Priesthood. 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. mittee includes Paul Hublard, Tolland achieved on 31 per cent sales in- compared with $67.3 million or Nostrand. Dennis Bernard DeLaire, may not be used innocently as familiarize himself with the 10:30 a.m., Sunday Rev. J . Gifford Curtin . crease for the third quarter. $1.61 per share for the same 7 p.m., Service of Prayer and School, ^ d a y , Masses at 7:80,9 and George Meizell,-A»thony-^p/i^h*wimp?“5^^^ 1176 W. Middle Tpke., and, fronts for legalistic game­ CUSTOM MAN locations in order to prevent Classes for all ages. 10:30, in church:church; 10:30 a.m.a.iin. and Merola, Joe DiNunzio and T.L. Snwrgasbord, Pastor Carl Bennett, president of period a year ago on fewer com­ Praise. Emanuel Lutheran cifiurch. Paula Ruth Ruggiero, Hart­ playing. . /• any misunderstanding from the 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. noon, school auditorium. Fairbanks. dealer. CANVAS AWNmOS Caldor, said he reaffirmed the mon shares outstanding. 7:30 p.m.. Round Table ford, Dec. 22. , standpoint of the bidder. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 company’s previous estimate of Current earnings of $1.31 per Singers in Emanuel Lutheran Stanley Edward Kaleta, 26V4 The Hotising Authority p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST share are three cents below the Church Sanctuary. Newman St,, and Carole Ann Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30 . i reserves the.right to reject any Lydall and Vernon Street level reported last monto for Nevilas, Newington, Jan. 4, and all bids, to waive any infor­ Congregators’ Christmas Par- and 11:46 a.m. T H E M O ST the 12 months ended Sept. 30, Live Christmas Trees Church of the Assumption. Phone: 643^2517 mality in the bids, and unless ADVENT SERVICES M O D ER N 1973. YOU ALWAYS RUY 6iTt|& AI ^ — TECHNIQUE IN ' otherwise specified by the '.OnlH WINDSOK VI KNOrj --The average number of Trinity Covenant Church Thousands To Choose M E N 'S ’’ bidder, to accept any item in A sW es outstandings at Oct. 31 302 Hackmatack Street, Manchester, Conn. we’re open every night 111 H A IR 8 T V U N Q the bids. From S was 45,876,693 compared to 41,- ’ (rocept Mturdayl ’^CHRISTMAS SBRN/E'S If any bidder requires further WEDNESDAYS 7:15 - 7:50 P.M. T , - SEl! US FORt' Village Barber Shop 918,360 a-year ago. Tag Now...Cut or Dig Later DtjyefeHi Ig evc^f theyet ^ UTOPIAS, Ltd.” Alamlaom Reg Dp , information, please contoct the December 5,12, 19, 1973 . ' . canTw t wo kMp tho Christmas Spirit year Airaloga -office of the Housing Authority, We uso. have a Large Selection of balled .and Salon For Men QUARTERLY DIVIDEND ’round? la mankind doomed to war, hatr^ cor- Home of Fanwus Brands • Dow Coaopleg 24 Bluefield Drive, ManchesLer, ^burlapped Live Christmas Trees re lieve eveiy /Mfe tfiW The board of directors of Sponsored by The DlSconate ruptlon ■“ with only a few days of being kind and A 4r B C A 'A Penaeonle A WeeUnghoute o Storm Doom Featuring Rega Gut Cohnecticut. ,, \ zJhnh AppointfiMnls Accepted Connecticut Natural Gas Corp. fair? Mr. Westwood speaks Dec. 2. You are In- ★ FrigkWra'A Maytag ★ Amana ★ KHchanAkl 0 Conibhwtioii W M ow o Housing Authority of toe ; Tuee. thru FrI. ,. , declared a quarterly dividend » Rev. Norman E. Swensen, Pastor - WACOM SHED NURSERY ®®****‘ DiMussibn. Nursery. A Slaraoa A DMiwaahara * Visit Dryara Mimebootw A w a lo f Oo. Town of Manchester 46 West Center St./ Manchester^ and Children a Program. ^ * m W EST C E N T E R ST. Phone 649*0887 of 65 cents per share on the Pascal Mastrange Route 83. Vernon 155 Qrlffin Rd., So. Windsor . 289t7S56 A Radloa A Etc. T ilo p ko M C I-M M th 8 wTaetD of mai» ] OlHTtlMN UMMMMJtT M eim u n u r n (UMOM *T tw it AT nNHI 4 Mm A It Nm lU EM ST. Mmmon stock of the company Chairman • • North on Rt. 5 fb Sullivan Ave. (Rt. 194) , u«MMaewT«,Mi«MMan, iiMCHniMi m m m o «w nw oo. m m u t m WaOEItllPJUItiNMK MMHl / Bctahllih^ lilft Frm . MRB10 'pllyable Dec. 26-to stockholders PUBLIC IS INVITED downtown mancAcner, M«i> M . m M M T U M m u i. cr. o m m > m i« M -tw i November 30,1973 Rye St. to Qrlffin Rd. . ^ '(• as of record Dec. 12. < >♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦»♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦#♦»♦♦» aed; MAfjt m ’,:i IV Mol ION Hf mvorg anoovi w c uvi n iw . ?v ;i5 f ' PAGE KIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Dec. 1. li>73

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Herald Angle " Decision Awaited , M o n d a y -8 :3 0 - (3) HAWAIIFIVE-0 (8) OWEN MARSHALL -1 1 :3 0 - On O.K, for Females " (8-40) MOVIE (18) JIMI|IY SWAGGART (3) MOVIE •4 ’ » , SHOPPING DAYS -6 :0 0 - (20-30) LOVE STORY "Ferry to Hong Kong” Daytime TV^ Monday ^ Friday (3-8^22) NEWS "A‘ Summer Without Boys" By Earl Yost TO CHRISTMAS. (8-40) GENERAL HOSPITAL (18) TOWARDS THE YEAR (24) NUCLEAR POWER (8-40) RING dNCE FOR and Will females be allowed to compete in the 1974 — 11:30 — Sports Editor -7 . - 0 0 - (20-22-30) ANOTHER WORLD (18) I SPY ' DEBATE DEATH CBS NEWS (3) LOVE OF LIFE (20) SOUNDING BOARD 2000 Manchester Five Mile Road Race as official entries? LOST IN SPACE. (8) NEWS — 3:30 — -10:30— (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON This decision will be discussed shortly by the Race Th»*al«*r -22-30) TODAY (20-22-30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 3) RANGER STATION (24) ZOOM .» -9 :0 0 - (40) BRADY BUNCH !8-40) ONE LIFE TO LIVE (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (18) 700 CLUB (18) LIVING WORD -1 :0 0 - Committee of the sponsoring Nutmeg Forest, Tall - 1:60 — 18) LIVING WORD NEW YORK (AP) Maryland coach Lefty Driesell has returned to the college after three years of coaching in the Tiim* .Schfdiilr (3) CAPTAIN KA.IQAROO - 11:55 - (40) WILD WILD WEST - 1 1 :00- (20-22-30) TOMORROW Cedars of Lebanon. (3) CARTOON CARNIVAL (3) CBS NEWS 20-22-30) RETURN TO PEYTON -9 :3 0 - (40) FILM Mid that beating topranked UCLA tonight would be more Ameriian Basketball Association— capitalized on foul trouble to PLACE (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS Jacksonville’s 6-foot-lO pivotman Butch Taylor. St. John’s hit 50 Will Hadden, general chairman for the Cedars, said (40) JACK ULANNE — NOON - (24) CARRA8COLENDA8 -8 :3 0 - (3) HAWKINS important for his fourth-ranked team than winning the - S:30 — (3) NEWS (3-8-20-22-30) NEWS (24) PERFORMANCE (20) SAN FRANCISCO per cent of its shots and forced 36 turnovers. this matter will be discussed at a future meeting. Saturday (8-40) PASSWORD — 4«0 - national collegiate basketball championship. (8) FATHER KNOWS BEST 3) ANDY GRIFFITH (24) FOLKLIFE BEAT Alabama used a balanced attack to pull away from Georgia Female runners have tried unsuccessfully for the (20-22-30) JEOPARDY — 10K)0— Top Condition Wins Games \ For John Wooden, who Friday night watched his team extend Meadows Drive-In — “Across - 9 M - 8) MOVIE -1 1 :3 0 - Tech in the secod half when Tech hit only 28 per cent of its shots. past 12 years to compete as regular entrants. At least (3) HAP RICHARDS - 12:30 — IS) NEW ZOO REVUE -7 K )0 - (8-40) MANY FACES OF Friday Its victory string to 76 straight games by beating Arkansas 101-79, noth Street” 7:10; ‘ Spook Who 18) PHIL DONAHUE (3) SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 20-30) SOMERSET (3) MOVIE Take it from De6 Rowe, UConn varsity basketball coach, The Crimson Tide outrebounded Georgia Tech 58-34 and was 25 took part unofficially in each of the last two races (8-40) SPLIT SECOND (3) MOVIE COMEDY the game is not “a special non-conference game.” Sat By The Door” 9:J5; 120) BILKO 22) STAR TREK ’ (20-22-30) POLICE STORY "Ride tltt High Country" (1962) a team that is in top conditions will win. “If a team ins’t in led by freshman T.R. Dunn, with 16 points and 6-foot-lO center on Thanksgiving morning. “Chato’s Land” 11:00 122) KITTY TODAY (20-22-30) WHO, WHAT OR WHERE 24) SESAME STREET "Istanbul Express" (1966) (8-40) SHOCK-A-BYE, BABY “It’s an enviable position when other coaches feel that a win Leon Douglas with 13. {30) BOLD ONES — 12:55 - 40) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE (8) TRUTH OR , (24) OPEN LINE -6 :0 0 - ‘ top condition you can blame no one but the coach,” he said. over UCLA makes their season,” Wooden concluded. “I hope I’m Vernon Cine 1 — "Charley (40) STRUHTN DRUMMERS (20-22-30) NBC NEWS -4 d O - CONSEQUENCES (3-822) NEWS The UConn menton sees Providence, Massachusetts and never in that position.” Despite a 39.7 shooting average from the floor, San Francisco Varrick” 2:00-7:20-9:20 - 8:15 - -1 0 :3 0 - was able to take advantage of a 20-point performance by Kevin - 1 K H ) - 3) MERV GRIFFIN (18) DICK VAN DYKE (18) AMERICA Fairfield as the top three college teams in New England Jacksonville, ranked 7th, was the only team in the Top 20 to Vernon Cine 2 — "The God­ (3) YOQI BEAR (3) BEAT THE CLOCK 18) DENNIS THE MENACE . (18) LIVING WORD. (20) SOUNDING BOARD Restani who also grabbed 22 rebounds. - 8:30 — (8) WHATS MY LINB8 20 MY LITTLE MARGIE (20) NBC NEWS this season...Tonight the Uftonns will unveil their latest lose Friday, dropping a 69-64 decision to St. John’s of New York in father” 2:00-7:00-10:00 - 1 1 :00- (24) ZOOM Restani had 16 rebounds and 13 points at the half when USF led (3) GAMBIT (20) MY LITTLE MARGIE 30) LUCY SHOW (22-30) NEWS Thursday hoopsters against Yale and Rowe^ is confident that his the opening round of the IPTAY Invitational Tourney at Clemson, Showcase Cinema 1 — •’‘The (20) TRACKDOWN (22) SOMERSET 40) GILUGAN'S ISUNO (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH s.c. 33-19. Way We Were” 1:00-3:00-5:00- (22) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY 1 -4 :5 5 - (20) SAN FRANCISCO (40) WILD WILD WEST charges can improve upon last year’s record which saw Last year, Arizona made its reputation on the play of two (40) FLINTSTONES (30) NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY (40) WEATHER In other action in the Top 20, San Prandscb, rated 11th, beat San Celtics^ Skein' 7:20-9:45 — 7:30_ BEAT -6 :0 0 - the team miss just two games from winning a National In­ freshmen Coniel Norman and Eric Money. They unveiled a new - 10.-00 - - 1:30 - -6 :3 0 - Diego University 76-60, Arizona, No. 15, beat Illinois 101-80, No. 16 Showcase Cinema 2 — “The -5 K M - (8) POLICE SURGEON (3-8-22) NEWS whiz kid against Illinois, center Bob Elliot wht hit 22 points, 16 in (3) MIKE DOUGLAS (3) AS THE WORLD TURNS ENSIGN OTOOLE -1 1 :3 0 - (3-8-22-30) NEWS vitational Tournament berth and one game from taking the Pennsylvania walloped New Hampshire 93-43, No. 18 Alabama Long Goodbye” 1:10-3:15-520- (8) DIALING FOR DOLLARS (8-40) LETS MAKE A DEAL (18) GREEN ACRES (18) I SPY the second half. . I FILM (3) MOVIE' (24) BOOK BEAT Yankee Conference crown...Scott Wiggin, a freshman, is beat Georgia Tech 86-64 and No. 20 Memphis State crushed 7a;35-9:55 (20-22-30) DINAH SHORE - 2 : 0 0 - I HOGAN'S HEROES (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (20) SOUNDING BOARD Pennsylvania took a 46-20 lead at halftime, after leading on 16- Snapped at 12 (24) SESAME STREET "Mozambique" (1965) listed with the UConn vaipsity Wrestling team. The Missouri-Rolla 103-79. Showcase Cinema 3 — "Cops (3) GUIDING LIGHT MISTER ROGERS (24) WOMEN (24) MAKING THINGS WORK \ -7 d )0 - , 10 nine minutes ito the game. Junior Ron Haigler scored 20 points (40) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER (8-40) NEWLYWED GAME (301 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (8-40) MURDER IN THE Manchester High ^ a d hits the scales at 142 pounds. Bill htoryland will find little comfort from the Bruins’ first effort & Robbers” 2:15-4:05-5:55-7:55- - 10:30 — (40) GOMER PYLE, USMC (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES OnUDIITBD (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (3) WORLD AT WAR to lead Penn, while Erie Feragne was high for New Hampshire (20-22-30) DAYS OF OUR LIVES Meyers of South Windsor is another first year student with against Arkansa. Center Bill Walton once again dominated the 9:55 ■ (20-22-30) BAFFLE - 5:30 - (40) POLKA (40) WILD WILD WEST (8) TRUTH OR with 13. (40) DICK VAN DYKE - 2:30 - (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON Bruin atUck, scoring 23 points with 17 rebounds. Keith Wilkes BOSTON (AP) — ’The Boston Celtics, shipped decisively Showcase Cine 4 — (3) EDGE OF NIGHT (18) REAL McCOYS -8:00— CONSEQUENCES the UCtonn matmen,...Not only has the membership dues at Wes Westfall and Clarence Jones combined for 42 points for -IIUIO- (8-40) GIRL IN MY LIFE SAN FRANCISCO BEAT -1 :0 0 - -6 :3 0 - added 16 points as Wooden used three sets of forwards and guards by the mighty Bucks in Milwaukee, try to get a new win­ "Without A Stitch” 2:00-3:50- I LUCY SHOW (8) A MAN NAMED CONSEQUENCES the Manchester Country Club been raised 25 per cent, Memphis State, which ran up leads of up to 20 points in the first (8) ALL MY CHILDREN (20-22-30) DOCTORS (20-22-30) TOMORROW (3-8-22-30) NEWS along with Walton and Ralph Drollinger at the high post. ning streak going tonight in a National Basektball Associa­ 5:407:35-9:40 (20-22-30) WIZARD OF ODDS I ELECTRIC COMPANY LOMBARDI (18) DICK VAN DYKE effective next year, but greens fees have also been in­ half. Westfall scored 22 points, while Jones had 20 and freshman (40) I LOVE LUCY — 3:00 - I HOGAN’S HEROES -7:00— St. John’s—in its first game under Lou Camesecca, who tion meeting with the Chicago Bulls at the Garden, Burnside Theater — “My Side (3) PRICE IS RIGHT (18) NOTRE DAME. (22-30) NEWS creased for the 1974 season...Golf play has continued heavy Dexter Red had 14. I NEWS (3) STARLOST The Celtics had little time to reflect on the loss to Milwaukee of the Mountain” 2:00; (24) CHANE8E WAY HIGHLIGHTS (8) TRUTH OR with fine fall weather prevailing. Should the weatherman Friday night. They flew home and grabbed some rest in prepara­ “Executive Action” 7:30-9:30 (40) ABC NEWS (20-30) LOTSA LUCK cooperate, the annual New Year’s Day Tournament will be tion for their first game of the year with the Bulls, one of the Manchester Drive-In — Wednesday CONSEQUENCES (24) ‘S WONDERFUL, ‘S (18) 700 CLUB -7 :3 0 - back on the schedule. This was a fixture for years until most physical teams in basketball. “Cheerleaders” 8:45; “Fritz Tonight Sunday MARVELOUS, 'S GERSHWIN (20) NEWS (8) DATING GAME snow and ice forced cancellation on the first da'y of the new Chicago is chasing Milwaukee in the Midwest Division, while the Cat” 7:15; ‘Whirlpool” -6 :0 0 - (22-30) NEWS (18) MOVIE year. The last New Year’s Tournament was staged in 1966 the Celtics are leading toe pack in the Atlantic Division. 10:20 Aussies Hold -7 :0 0 - — 8:30— (3-8-22) NEWS (24) YOUR FUTURE IS "The Golden Hawk" (1952) The Bucks, who had a 13-game winning streak snapped in U.A. East 1 — “Night Before -5 :0 0 - — 4:00— (22) LErS MAKE A DEAL with 139 entrants...Alex Hackney, pro at Manchester, (8) THIS IS THE LIFE (3) BIG VALLEY (20-22-30) DIANA (18) I SPY NOW Boston two weeks ago, returned the compliment on their home Christmas” 1:00-3:00; “Hans (3) PERRY MASON (24) WALL STREET WEEK hopes to leave for Florida shortly after the first of the -7 :3 0 - (8) SAINT . ' (20) SOUNDING BOARD (40) ABC NEWS court, clobbering the Celtics 117-93 Friday night. That snapped Christian Anderson” 1:30-3:30; (18) NFL GAME OF THE -9 :0 0 - (30) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES year. The popular long-time golfer looks great after being WEEK (8) WORSHIP FOR (18) COUNTRY PLACE (3) HERE’S LUCY (24) ZOOM Boston’s 12-game victory string. “ High Plains Drifter” 7:30; (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH -7:30— (40) NANNY AND THE stricken early last summer...Marylou Pierro will handle (22) HOGAN’S HEROES SHUT-INS (20-22-30) PRO FOOTBALL (8-40) PRO FOOTBALL (8) THRILLSEEKERS Upper Hand Milwaukee led only 78-73 after three periods and then bombed “The Don Is Dead” 5:35-9:30; (40) WILD WILD WEST PROFESSOR Women’s Division golf news ndxt season for the club’s Boston in the final quarter. Bob Dandridge scored 15 of his 27 (24) CONFLICTS (30) RING AROUND THE Browns vs. Chiefs at Kansas City Steelers vs. Dolphins at Miami (20) FILM “House of Dark Shadows” and -8 d M )- monthly news letter...John Dyment, chairman of the points in the fourth period, leading the attack. (30) HOCUS POCUS WORLD (40) I LOVE LUCY (18) 700 CLUB . -6 :3 0 - (22) HOLLYWOOD AND “ Night of Dark Shadows” 12:00 (3) RUDOLPH, THE RED­ Golf Tournament Committee at MCC, was the recipient of Kareen Abdul-Jabbar contributed 24 points in helping the Bucks -7:45— — 4:30— (20-22-30) MOVIE (3-8-20-22-30) NEWS THE STARS CLEVELAND (AP) — Stan Smith and Erik van Dillen g Midnight -5 :3 0 - NOSED REINDEER a gift from fellow club members at the annual Trophy boost their record to 26-4, best in toe league. (3 ) CHRISTOPHER (18) TEACH IN "The Double Man" (1967) (24) MAKING THINGS GROW (24) WASHINGTON hold the key that will keep the door open for the United i U.A. E ast 2 — “ Deadly (18) CAR AD TRACK (24) WEST MEET EAST (24) WASHINGTON REVIEWS Night for his woik over the years. Dyment will move Dave Cowens led Boston with 22 points. Jo Jo White managed Trackers” 2:00-7:30-9:30 (22) LUCY SHOW CLOSEUP (40) CHAMPIONS -7 :0 0 - STRAIGHT TALK States in the 73rd Davis Ciup tennis world finals. -8 :3 0 - shortly to the Boston area and his shoes will be hard to only eight points as the (Cities’ record went to 16-4. U.A. East 3 — “Billy Jack” (40) SACRED HEART -5rt)0— — 9:30— (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD 1^1 Smith and van Dillen face a yet to be named Australian doubles g -8 :0 0 - (8) MY FATHER GAVE ME fill. He was one of the biggest assets the club had...Nice to 2:00-7:00-9:15 -8 :0 0 - (3 ) FAMOUS CLASSIC (3) DICK VAN DYKE (8)TRUTH OR (30) WAIT TILL YOUR team today in the third match of tennis’ supreme test in g (3) NEWS (24) BOOK BEAT a m e Ric a see Willie 0 (Oleksinskl) being reelected president of the Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1 — (18) MOVIE (3) DAVEY AND GOLIATH TALES CONSEQUENCES FATHER GETS HOME Cleveland’s 50-year-old, high-ceiling Public Hall. The winner will g (8) CATHOLIC SERVICE (8) THE PEOPLE OF -10d)0— (18) 700 CLUB (40) DRAGNET (20-22-30) GIRL WITH SOME­ (Country Club. ’The former Rockville High and Hillyer g be decided in toe best-offive match series. • “ Billy Jack” 2:00-7:00-9:15- "Mission Over Korea" (1953) THING EXTRA NBA Roundup 12:00 Midnight (22) JONATHAN WINTERS (30) COLONEL CLOWN PEOPLE'S (3) MEDICAL CENTER (20) NEWS -O K ld - College athlete performed small miracles during his g Aussies John Newcombe and Rod Lavpr defeated toe U.S.’s (22-30) NEWS (24) PERFORMANCE Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2 — (24) BILL MOYERS (40) CHRISTOPHER -5:30— (24) PHANTOM INDIA (3) PEANUTS CARTOON tenure last season, thanks to a lot of help from the ^ g Stan Smith and Tom Gorman in toe first two single matches in g (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW (40) ODD COUPLE “Deliverance” 7:15-9:15-12:00 (30) BLACK EXPOSURE CLOSEUP (18) JIMMY SWAGGART -1 0 :3 0 - (8) COLLEGE BASKETBALL members. g marathon tennis bouts Friday. S (40) ABC NEWS Long Island Unlvorslty vs. Fairfield Midnight; “A Man Called -8 :3 0 - (40) PERSUADERS (18) LIVING WORD g Newcombe heavy served and backhanded his way to a 6-1,3-6, g -8:30— (18) NHL HOCKEY (3) THE HOMECOMIING-A Hoop Interest Locally Flinstone” l:00r3:00 (3) CAPTAIN BOB -7 :3 0 - g 6-3 3-6,6-4 match win over blonde-haired Smith in toe first match, g Knicks at 12-12 (3-22-30) NEWS - 11:00- (20-22-30) FLIP WILSON Chrlstma* story Faces UConn g Laver, faltering in his first sets, settled down and overcame the (20) BILKO (8) CAPTAIN NOAH (3) NEW PRICE IS RIGHT College basketball tonight on 11:30 for night owls will In TV Game -6:00— (3-18-22-30) NEWS (24) DVOCATES (8-40) ROOM 222 g much younger Gorman, 8-10, 8-6, 6-8, 6-3, 6-1. g: Sunday (22) BILLY JAMES HARGIS (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT feature UCLA against Maryland with Tommy Roy of South -7 :0 0 - (3) CBS NEWS SPECIAL (20) SAN FRANCISCO -8 :3 0 - Tim Kearns, former East Speculation was strong that toe Australian’s team captain g ^'8 6-7 Jim Connors will After Latest Loss Meadows Drive-In — “Spook (4) DAY OF DISCiOVERY BEAT (22) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES - 9 « 0 - Windsor slated to perform with the Terrapins...ABC will (3) WORLD OF ANIMALS (8) IT TAKES A THIEF (3) t h e h o u s e w ith o u t A Catholic High All-Stater, g Neale Fraser will chose Newcombe and Ken Rosewall to go g start for Northeastern Who Sat By The Door” 7:30; (24) FRENCH CHEF (20-22-30) NEEDLES AND feature Ernest Borgnine as Vince Lombardi in a one-hour (20) NBC NEWS -9 :0 0 - (18) JOURNEY TO -1 1 :3 0 - (30) ANIMAL WORLD CHRISTMAS TREE will lead Yale tonight g against the U.S. gj University tonight against “Across noth Street” 9‘30 (22) NEWS (3) WHATS NEW ADVENTURE PINS special titled Portrait: Legend in Granite on Friday night, (3) MOVIE (40) DRAGNET -9:00— against UConn at Storrs. Fraserhaduntilonehour beforethematchtonamehisdoubles Fairfield. Connors, a NEW YORK (AP) — “New York is like a machine,” Showcase Cinema 1 — “The (24) MASTERPIECE THEATRE (8) DAVEY AND GOLIATH (24) JAZZ HAPPENING Dec. 14...Sammy Maltempo has been named one of the — 6:30— "Gypsy Girl" (1966) (8-40) KUNG FU |Cearns averaged 17 points team. ft: jg E a st explained Chicago forward Chet Walker, “and if you take Way We Were” 1:00-3:00-5:00- (30) HEE HAW (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON -8 :0 0 - referees on the pro boxing card tonight in Waterbury...The 7:20-9:45 (18) AMAZING GRACE (3) COLLEGE BASKETBALL (20-22-30) IRONSIDE -^9:30- per game with the Elis last out two or three parts, they fall by the wayside.” -7:30— (30) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (24) TO BE ANNOUNCED — MIDNIGHT — late Pat Bolduc of Manchester will be inducted into the Walker and Co. caught the Showcase Cinema 2 — “The (40) THIS IS THE LIFE Holy Cross Crusaders vs. UConn. at - 1 0 « 0 - (8-40) ADAM’S RIB season. (3) WHATS HAPPENING (40) DEPARTMENTS (8-40) NEWS Storrs Connecticut Amateur Softball Assn.’s annual Hall of Fame Knicks’ machine in low gear Long Goodbye” 1:10-3:15-5:20- (3) CBS REPORTS (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC -9 :3 0 - -1 2 :3 0 - (8) DEAL WITH THE (20-22-30) BRIAN KEITH at a dinner tonight in Bridgeport. Also to be inducted will said. “I sure don’t feel like I just got out of bed, but I feel like I’l l ; Friday night and romped to a the pair to a combined total of 7:35-9:55 — 7:00— (8) ISTREETS OF SAN (3) WE BELIEVE (8-40) COLLEGE FOOTBALL PRESS be two former fastball pitchers in local play. Bill Beverly g be ready Saturday.” 115-97 victory. It was the fifth just eight points. Showcase Cinema 3 — “Cops (22) AS SCHOOL MATCH (3) FACE THE STATE FRANCISCO - 10:00- Basketball In other NBA games, WITS (8) A NEW DAY (8) YALE ’73 1973 (18) NBA BASKETBALL and Ser^^w.One-of Manchester High’s mo^ avid g Newcombe said he played the best set of tennis in his career in ■; straight loss for the National & Robbers” 2:15-4:05-5:55-7:55- (20-22-30) NBC FOLLIE6 (8-40) LOVE AMERICAN his opening set victory over Smith. Milwaukee whipped Boston 117- 9:55 -8 :0 0 - (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (18) GOSPEL JUBILEE — 1:00— Knicks vs. Celtics at Boston followers during the soccer season was Major Lawrence Basketball Association’s defen­ (30) JONNY QUEST (20-22-30) ADAM12 (40) STREETS OF SAN STYLE ~. .2" ^ “There weren’t too many points dduring toe entire match that S ding champs and dropped their 93, Capital defeated Buffalo 121- Showcase Cinema 4 — (3) ALL IN THE FAMILY (20)30) WILD KINGDOM (20-22-30) TOMORROW FRANCISCO Beadle of the Salvation Army in Manchester. He’s a long­ 113, Houston topped Detroit 110- (4) INSIGHT (40) ROCK AND ROLL overall record to 12-12. New “Without A Stitch” 2:00-3:50- (18) COUNTRY CARNIVAL (22) ZOOM -1 0 :3 0 - time follower of the sport which started in England...Marv | S ” *'• “ >" | 95, Cleveland edged YEARS -1 0 :3 0 - AND York trails first-place Boston 5:40-7:35-9:40 (20-22-30) EMERGENCY - 10:00- Connecticut a 91-87 victory over g ...... g Philadelphia 112-110, Los — 7:30— (18) LIVING WORD (18) LIVING WORD Hubbard, former Hartford running back who made it big by six games in the Atlantic Vernon Cine 1 — “Charley (24) AS AMERICAN AS... (3) LAMP UNTO MY FEET -8 :3 0 - Trinity College in the first Angeles routed Kansas City- (3) PERRY MASON (24) PHANTOM INDIA (24) MASTERPIECE THEATER with Oakland in the NFL, wears 15 pounds of equipment, Division. Varrick” 1:30-3:30-5:307:30- A RIVER VALLEY (8) KID POWER (8-40) PRIMAL MAN (8-40) MOVIE round of the University of RADK Omaha 123-107 and Phoenix Tuesday -1 1 :0 0 - which is at least five pounds more than most backs wear. “Anytime you play a team 9:30 (22) CATHOLIC SERVICE (20-22-30) WORLD OF "Bloodsport" -1 1 :3 0 - Hartford-Trinity Invitational dumped Portland 107-99. - : 3 0 - (20-22-30) TENAFLY (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS The (Colgate grad wears heavy shoulder pads, the same as AlhCCIL Fall Teams without Willis Reed, Jerry Vernon Cine 2 — “The God­ (3) M.A.S.H. (30) LET US CELEBRATE DISNEY — 6:00— (3) MOVIE Basketball Tournament. father” 2:00-5:00-8:00 (40) LATINO (3-8-22) NEWS (24) CONFLICTS (20) SAN FRANCISCO linemen, elbow pads, rib pads, hip pads, thigh pads and Peter Egan fired 23 points SATURDAY Lucas and Earl Monroe, you’re (18) WILBURN BROTHERS (24) FOLKLIFE "A Maiorlty of One (1961) going to have it pretty easy,’’ Burnside Theater — “My Side (18) I SPY —10K)0- BEAT keen pads. He also wears high-top shoes. Other backs wear and Phil I^vesque put in 21 to Include Indian Stars 1:15 (8) College Football: Bullets 126, Braves 113 (24) WAR AND PEACE -1 0 :3 0 - -8:00— (8-40) IN CONCERT said Walker. “Most of the other of the Mountain” 2:00; (20) SOUNDING BOARD (3) KOJAK lightweight extra protective equipment...Milestones were lead the University of Hartford Elvin Hayes poured in 43 (3) MARSHALL EFRON (18) GOOD NEWS (20-22-30) JOHNNY CARSON ’Tribe harrier, David Lemieux, Army vs Navy Knicks are young guys who are “ Executive Action” 4:30-6:30- -9 K I0 - (24) MAKING THINGS WORK reached recently by two top-flight pro basketball referees basketball team to a 108-71 vic­ By Len Auster points, mostly from short (8) OSMONDS was honored by the league 2:30 (3) NBA: Supersonics not us8d to playing together.” 8:30 (3) MARY TYLER MOORE (24J MEN WHO MADE THE (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH when Mendy Rudolph worked his 1,500th NBA game and tory over Wesleyan Friday Five members of toe 1973 rahge, and collected 19 (3) CATHOLIC SERVICE MOVIES coaches. vs Hawks Reed, Lucas and Monroe are Manchester Drive-In — (8) COLLEGE BASKETBALL (40) WILD WILD WEST Richie Powers noted his 1,000 assignment...(Choice of Dick night in other first round action. CCIL championship 4:30. (8) Wide World of rebounds in the Capital victory. (18) PORTER WAGONER (40) JEWISH HERITAGE Make a Difference. Where You Save! Coach Larry Olsen’s disap­ all out of action due to injuries. “Cheerleaders” 8:30; “Fritz -8:30— IT DOES McAuliffe to receive a (told Key from the Connecticut Manchester High soccer team Sports Phil Chenier added 33 points for (20-22-30) MOVIE - 11:00— -8 :3 0 - pointing 2-6-1 gridiron entry New York forwards Dave the Cat” 7:00; “Whirlpool” (3) MANNIX were named to toe all-CCIL 6:00 (8) College Football: the winners, 19 of them in the (3) COLLEGE CAMPUS (3-8-20-22-30) NEWS Sports Writers’ Alliance was a popular one. The veteran placed one performer on the all- Debusschere and Bill Bradley 10:00 "Frankenstein” (3) MOVIE first team it was announced Alabama-vs Auburn third quarter. Jim McMillan led (8-40) I. PUNSTUF -7 :0 0 - •M ( I \ r I o .'M allotment has been cut to just 20 ^tickets and anyone honorable mention. (20) NEWS from day of d e^ sit League defenseman Gilles make the select group. The Blues U.A. E ast 2 — “ Deadly (8-40) IT TAKES A THIEF (8-40) MAKE A WISH (24) MASTERPIECE desiring same should contact this desk as soon as Heading toe list of Indians 11:30 (30) College Basket- MAZDA IS S-M-O-O-T-H (22-30) NEWS ______farms 4 times yearly. Marlotte in a five-player trade junior scatback was also an Trackers” 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30- (24) DAVID SUSSKIND (30) ADELANTE THEATER possible...Have a nice weekend. who made toe first team were (24) YOUR FUTURE IS NOW » i e t , e n T nwawctat iwaTiTetf with the Los Angeles Kings. honorable mention choice as an bail: UCLA vs Maryland Q-U-l-E-T, G-R-E-A-TJ 9:30 — NOON — senior Co-Captains Werner - 1 1 :00- -9 :3 0 - (40) ABC NEWS 1007 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • ROUTE 31, COVENTRY Cacace and Connie McCurry, offensive halfback. He rushed "The thing if far emoother than the zingy engine* in moil U.A. East 3 — “Billy Jack” (3) CHALLENGE for 600 yards in leading toe SUNDAY imports and you migtft even fool somebody into thinking (8-20-30) NEWS (3) ONE NIGHT STAND the latter an all-CCIL choice in 2:30-4:40-7:00-9:15 (20) SAN FRANCISCO (8) CONNECTICUT SCENE -7 :3 0 - Manchester ground attack. 1:00 (3) Giants vs you've goto mini V-ll under the hood." (18) ORAL ROBERTS & 1972. Werner Cacace led toe — Motor Trend Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1 — BEAT (20) INSIGHT (3) OZZIE’S GIRLS CYO Basketball League Honorable mention choices Redskins — 10:00— Dick Danielson-coached Silk “Billy Jack” 2:00-7:00-9:15 (22) CELEBRITY BOWLING (8-22) LErS MAKE A DEAL Open Tonight 1:00 (22) Chargers vs (40) ABC NEWS (18) LIVING FAITH Starts Sunday at East Towners with 20 goals, 17 were tackle Dallas Dodge, who GRODY MAZDA Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2 — (30) WHAT ABOUT WOMEN (18) GREEN ACRES played both offensively and Patriots -1 1 :3 0 - (24) FIRING LINE Baskethall openers during the undefeated 14-0 80 Fcnn Rd., Newington 667-2271 or 246-3030 “ Deliverance” 7;15-9:30; “A (40) ROLLER DERBY (20) FILM defensively, and quarterback 1:00 (30) Colts vs Jets (3) MOVIE tonight will find Activity in toe Manchester St.Margaret Mary of South regular season slate. Toko Exit 41 from 1-84 then south 3 miles Man Called Flinstone” 1:00- — 10:30— (24) FOURTH ESTATE MANCHESTER Rick Milte, who passed for 4:00 (30) Browns vs Chiefs "The Prize" (1964) -1 2 :3 0 - Deanery CYO Basketball Windsor and Sacred Heart of llie others who made toe first 3:00 (3) GREAT MYSTERIES (30) TREASURE HUNT Manchester Community over 800-yards and five 11:30 (22) NHL: Bruins vs (8) MOVIE (3) PRO-FOOTBALL League will get off the mark H artfo^. team were juniors Reiner "Station Six Sahara" (1963) (8) EVIL TOUCH (40) DRAGNET College traveling to Hart­ Islanders PRE-GAME OLDSMOBILE S Cacace, Mike Lombardo and touchdowns in his senior year. (22-30) COLLEGE BASKETBALL/«) DIALOGUE (20) TRACKDOWN -8 :0 0 - ford to face the Trinity Sunday morning at East Opening games are as Fuel Costs Up (^0) JOHNNY CARSON DIALOGUE (22) CLOSEUP “Your Oldsmebilt Dtcritr" Catholic High. Four games are follows; 11:45 Sacred Heart vs. netminder Ray Sullivan. (20-22-30) MEET THE PRESS (3) MAUDE College Jayvees at 6:30 NEW YORK (AP) — In some (40) AVENGERS (30) WHNB-TV REPORTS (8-40) TEAMPERATURE scheduled. ’The public is in­ St.Mary, 1 p.m. St.Francis vs. Sullivan allowed two goals in , areas of the country, heating oil while Cheney Tech will toe 12 games he played in toe -1:00— (40) NIGHT GALLERY RISING 512 WEST CENTER ST. - HS-ISII vited. There is no admission St.Christopher; 2:15 St.James costs have risen more than 25 (3) PRO FOOTBALL motor to East Granhy for a fee. ■vs. St.Bridget; 3:30 nets. - 11:00- (18) CAN YOU STOP THIS? non-league test. Tap-Off per cent since last year. Even NOTICE QIanta vs. Redskins at Washington Competing will be teams St.Margaret vs, St.Rose. St. Making toe second all-star (3-8-22-30-4(1) NEWS (20-30) HANS BRINKER time will he 8:15. team were junior left wing Bil­ 1 -5 P .M . compliance with President (8) EIGHTH DAY (22) WAR AND PEACE from Manchester, East Hart­ Francis is toe defending cham­ Nixon’s suggestion to turn down Public Hearing (20-30) PRO FOOTBALL — 11:30— NEW or USED Friday night East ford, South Windsor and Hart­ pion. ly MacLean and senior fullback Board of Directors thermostats by six degrees Colts vs. Jets at New York (3) NAME OF THE GAME Cathdlic opens at home ford. Coaches will be; St.Rose - Alan Wood. SUNDAY won’t make up for such large Town of Manchester (22) PRO FOOTBALL (8) MOVIE FROSTING SPEaALS with Bloomfield and ’The local representatives will Jim Miller; St.Mary - Steve Cited for honorable mention price hikes. “’The amount of Connecticut San Diego vs. New England “Alaska Seas" (1954) Manchester High launches be St.James and St.Bridget, Chopus; St. Christopher - Ray were senior halfback Mike fuel oil you save is not going to Tuesday, December 4, 1973 (40) CONVERSATIONS WITH (18) NEWS for St.Rose, St.Mary, Hutt; Lady of Peace - Joe Shensie and senior, fullback ‘ DEG. 2 ’The Board of Directors will (22) NHL HOCKEY play Dec.il in Meriden make up for increased costs,” -1 :3 0 - Nov. 1 - Dec. 1 igainst Maloney High. St.Christopher and Our Lady of Leyland; St.Margaret - Bill Bruce Bensen. said a spokesman for the conduct a public session (8-40) ISSUES (dO) JOHNNY CARSON SONY. TV Peace from East Hartford, St. Donovan; SLFrances - John Nine of toe 11 starters from AT THE 4, AND Roguiar |n4g8 $28.00 Massachusetts Division of Stan­ Tuesday, December 1973, ANSWERS (40) MOVIE Francis of Assisi and Bossi, Jeff Martin; St.James state finalist Manchester, dards. from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. in “Around the World Under the Sea' losers to seemingly perennial -2 :0 0 - Rigorous quality control procedures— at Dan Pryor; St. Bridget - Ray the Board of Directors’ Office champs Staples High of West- (8) MAKE IT REAL every stage of the manufacturing process- Lima, Bob Kennedy; Sacred in the Municipal Building to Our SPEEDY S|MCiaHy NON.48*?. A V Umg hair extra port, wei'e honored. Also, toe Herald insures flawless performMce from every Heart - Roland Axelwn. VERNON TENNIS FORUM (18) MAYOR’S HOUR hear comments and suggestions TRULY DELICIOUS Finley to Sue Baseball Games will be scheduled CCTL all-star teams in cross (24) DAVIS CUP TENNIS For Appointmont Call Sony product you buy. "Quality first” has from the public. every Sunday at East Catholic country and football were an­ Yesterdays (40^^MOVIE 649-2806 earned for Sony worldwide recognition as Future sessions will be held the CHICKEN Finley in the wake of a hearing High. nounced Saturday. BRING YOUR RACKET first Tuesday of each month The West Point Story" (1950) the unquestioned leader in solid state elec­ jcHlCAGO (AP) - Charles 0. Brown in 6 Minulpt held in New York two weeks In cross counti^, only one 25 Years Ago from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m. -2 :3 0 - GOUm CHUM tronics. Here’s another example of Sony Finley, the unpredictable The world’s “finest eatinf ago. . State Supreme Court rules and the third Thursday of each (8) IT PAYS TO BE quality. owner of toe world champion (FREE PLAY) chicken” with incomparable Oakland A’s, is at it again. At that hearing, Finley had that about 200 Manchester month from 6:30 p.m. to 8:30 IGNORANT COEFURES I K V -1510 TR IN IT R O N * residents will gain tax exemp­ (18) RELIGIOUS TOWN HALL taste. 1143 Tolland Tpko. This time Charlie 0. says he’s sought to have the $5,000 fine p.m. in the Board of Directors’ CALI. IN ORDER C O L O R TV lifted for placing Andrews on tions because of veteran status. Office. -3 :3 0 - Burr Comora going to sue baseball Com­ Htoet The New Owner & Staff Pick Up 10 Minutes Later I • 15-inch screen measured diagonally missioner Bowie Kuhn because toe medically disabled list after professional Manchester telephone Manehoator Phyllis Jackstoh (8) LAWRENCE WELK the second baseman had made business offices move to new (18) OLD TIME GOSPEL ■‘Lora Gat Together at the ' Trinitron one gun/one lens system for Kuhn fined Finley qpd placed Of The Vamon Tennis Foram Secretary DECTS DMVE-lll sharp, bright, life-like color two successipe errors in a building at Main and L ^ s t Sts. HOUR Golden Charm” him on probation for Finley’s ' remodeling consultants > Push button automatic fine tuning, color World Series game against the Manchester, Connecticut 462 CENTER ST. 643-286P actions during toe recent World and hue control New York Mets. INC. Dated at Manchester, Connec­ Series. 10 Years Ago Finle/’said he is filing suit in 4 Championship Indeer ticut this nineteenth day of Finley has paid a total of |7,- This was a Sunday; The 000 in fines including $5,000 for order to have toe fine lifted and November, 1973 BOUTIQUE, Tennis Ceurts Herald did not publish. * toe Mike Andrews case. He get himself off probation. He e Modernize wfth V n iA K B R IM L SHOP sgys the suit will be filed. reiterated that Andrews the professionals willingly signed a medical Don WILLIS Garage • WEDDIIUNO GOWNS ‘Svithin toe next few days” in Undtr.Tlew ManagannenT TENNIS FC FMeral Court either in Chicago report by Dr. Harry R. Walker • Aluminum Silling SPEC IALISTS IN • BRIDESMAIDS:SN GOWNS tJoin the Tannin Forum of Vomon* ASSOCIATES WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND ST A N E K electronics or New York. stating ^drews had a chronic PHONE • Free Estimates • MOTHER OF THE BRIDE DRESSES shoulder disability and was un­ Locatod on Feoefor Road, Vomon . S h a k e SERVICE W h M l . ______646-1460 • Fully insured Mon.-8el. 10-6 ' Kally Rd. 277 BROAD STREET PHONE 649-1124 1 Finley made his announce­ able to compete. Conn., Exit 07 oft Wilbur Croat Htin. PHONE 875-7094J GENERAL AUTO REPAIR ment Friday after he had been 649-4531 — t8 MAIN ST.. M ANCHESTER Alignment Open: Thura.-Fri. 10-9 Vamon Circio Tal. [-4809 “’The Commissioner is saying notified by toe commissioner’s ‘Finley is lying, toe doctor is 485 E. Middle Tpke. Manchester office that Kuhn was sustaining lying, I am God looking down Member Manchester Chamber of Commerce disciplinary action against from my baseball heaven.’ * K-x'

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PAGE TEN - MANCifflSTOR EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Dec, l! 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, rnnn , Sa> ^ Dec. 1. 1973 - PAGE ELEVEN Halp Wanted 38 Florlat-Nuraarlea 4t Apartmenta For Rent 93 Machlpep-Toola 52 Apartmenta For Rent 63 Apartmenta For Rent 63 Apartmenta For Rent 6 3 ' CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag and M ANCHESTER - T hree- The "Action Marketplace” FOUR safety shaper collars, F a s t E f f e c t i v e A’O/t THeACnOft. cut later. All trees 45. Free bedroom apartment in four- MANCHESTER - 2 bedroom H A P P Y A O S \greens and cones. Houle’s 'ive sets of cutters, 3/4” bore. family house, appliances, newly ^apartment e o c o K s m B p ^ YOVWAMT * • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers toH 649-97(H. after 5 p.m. apartment, ideal for young Iterald Classified Ads ' MA PRINTING PLANT Christmas Tree Farm, Bunker t decorated. Available im­ niESIDENTIAL family, includes heat, RENTAL OFFICE • Over 60,000 Daily Readers Thinking of you on your First and Second Shift Hill Rd., Andover, off Route 6. mediately. Security required. appliances and carpets, $205 We have a large variety of (15 Word Minimum) 742-6832. Uualcal Inatrumente 53 VIIUGE APTS. • Fast Results Birthday and always. $155. Eastern, 646-8250. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, deluxe one and two-bedroom 1 Day...... 8c per word per day L o ve , Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-lMl. apartniento and townhouses OFFSET STRIPPERS ■ Fuel-Feed 49 HAMMOND luxury Spinet FOUR ROOMS, adults only, no MANCHESTER 3 Days...... 7t per word per day COPY CLOSING TIME FOR Tom and Karen organ, model T582, has throughout Manchester. Ren­ 6 Days...... 6 t per word per day CUSSIFIED AOVERTISKMFJSTS pets, heat, hot wader, MANCHESTER - Homestead FIREWOOD for sale by the automatic rhythm unit and ac- appliances, near bus and shop­ One and two bedrooms. tal office open daily from 9-5 26 Days ...... St per word per day IMJt NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION Experience necessary. This Is your opportunity to compahiment plus built-in Park Village,- nice 2 b^room other times by appointment. Happy Ads ...... $1.50 nch ^ k -u p truck load. Call 643- ping, $180 monthly, (toll 649- Near schools, chutches Townhouse, private entrances l>«idl)ii( for Saturday and Monday Join one of Connecticut’s largest and most cassette recorder. Call 649-9704 Is 12:00 Noon Friday after 5 p.m. and shopping center, on and patio, full basement, in­ PHONE 643>27U progressive printing firms. bus line. Call anytime. cludes heat, appliances and DMUTO ENIEmSES, MC. FIREWOOD FOR Sale, by the GARDEN STREET - spacious AUNT TILLI DRUM SET, 8 piece, blue, see carpets, $245. Paul W. Dougan, 2404 Nni State R l, Manchester P9non»l$-AttnouncmmU» 2 4ufo« For Sate Top wages and a liberal benefit program that In­ pick-up truck load. Call f 6-room apartment, 3-4 . 646-2623 Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. .Services Ottered 12 Have A Qood Trip after 5 p.m. through, Ludwig, Zildjian cym­ bedrooms. Available December 646-1021 HEMLD ^ _ Bootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney I t Third Period China Class cludes a non-contrlbutory pension plan. Apply in bals. ^11 643-4^. PLEASE READ PIANO wanted, any condition. DUNE BUGGY, 3400. Call 649- person or call 643-1101. ; \ 1st. $200 plus security, lease. 4 1/2 ROOMS, second floor, 2394. TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving and Mr. Falcetta, too. HAY - per bale, weed free. 649-1924, 643-5778. FOUR large rooms, second Call anytime, 742-’- 2-7141. GUTTEIRS and roofs, repaired ... Semuenu stove, heat, hot water, and gas. floor, porch, working couple, no BOXLEHERS YOUR AD large appliances., cleaning Excellent for mulching or bed­ Working couple. Call 649^068. and replaced. Excellent moyhavuMiityou ding. 644-2361. Antiquea 59 DELMONT STREET - New SIX-room flat, second floor, children, poodle accepted. 646- For Your R ID E w a n t e d fro m 1964 PONTIAC, 6 cylinder, 375, cellars and attics, also some workmanship. Reasonable Nmld Nm I Ml Hmr ttoe Hn - I duplex, 2 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, modern kitchen with dis­ 2087 after 3. Manchester Parkade to down­ needs work. Phone 646-5897. tree work done. 644-1775. prices. Free estimates. Ralph cphappyqJI ALLIED PRINTING SERVICES INC. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, Information Classified or "Want Ads” iMch,' Tlwy M M Ms Retlw. M is FIREPLACE Wood delivered, THE PACK RAT - Antiques, appliances. $225. plus security hwasher, disposal, washer and town Hartford: Hours 8; 15-4:30 Saunders, 646-1399. dryer, carpet in living room, stove included, parking, garage THE HERALD will not dis­ 1965 CHEVROLET Impala, 2- GUTTERS cleaned and 643-mi. - 579 Middle Turnpike West reasonable, 742-6103. collectibles, bric-a-brac. Sun­ and references. Call days, 64^ FOUR rooms, garage, heat, hot are taken over the phone as a p.m., Monday through Friday, day, 11-5 p.m. Flora Rd., off dining room and one braroom. available; adults only, no pets. water, appliances, quiet, con­ close the identity of any convenience. The advertiser 649-9911. door, power steering, power repaired. Guaranteed no leaf 5144 ask for Jack.______Call 649-8733. Heating-Plumbing 17 5S Manchester, Ct. HARDWOOD for sale, cut to 1 Route 85, Bolton. One-car garage, heat and hot venient location, available im­ advertiser using box letters. should read his ad the FIRST •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• brakes, good running condition, problem. Interior, exterior An Equal Employment Opportunity Employer 1/2’ lengths, split and delivered, •••••••••••••••••••••••• 118 MAIN ST. - 3 room apart­ water furnished. Good mediately. Security deposit. Readers answering blind box DAY IT APPEARS and Autoa For Sala 4 3250. Call 643-4566. painting. Reasonable rates. B. BOTTI Heating and Plumbing ATTRA(/nVE 4 1/2 rooms, se­ $200. 6497544, 649-6^. Lessafd, 646-6688. Male/Pemale call anytime, 649-1573. Wearing Apparel 57 ment, heat, security, $160. Call neighborhood. Convenient to ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time — Prompt, courteous service. shopping and schools. $250 per cond floor apartment, stove and 1970 COUGAR, air-conditioned, ____ r if >•*•**. 646-2426, 9-5. ’ refrigerator, $150 monthly. identity can follow this OLDSMOBILE - 1968, Cutlass Call 643-1496. Happy Birthday BLACK AND RED wool month. Call Peterman, Realtor, MANCHESTER Area - for the next insertion. The automatic, power steering, gets SNOW PLOWING - Quick SERVICE STATION attendant, FIREPLACE wood, cut to Lease, security. Middleaged procedure; Wagon, fully equipped, checked coat, size 16, hardly LOVELY 2-bedroom apartinent 649-9404. (Hebron) Modem 4 rooms, $190 Herald is responsible for bnly excellent condition, 3995. 649- reasonable mileage, private reliable service offered. Free full and part-time, apply in per­ MACHINE operators to start order. Pick-up truck load, $45 couple preferred. No pets or Enclose your reply to the ONE incorrect or omitted in­ NO JOB too small. Immediate delivered. Call 646-1337 after 6 worn. $20. Phone 649-1055. with refrigerator, range, dis------per month includes heat, hot 8582. owner. Call 649-0484 after 6. estimates. Forming new routes service on service calls. Free 4$ GRANDMA ALLEY son, a a rk e Motor Sales, Route immediately. Experience not •••••••••••••*•••••••••••••• PETS ACCEPTED - in this 3 children. References required. water, carpeting, appliances, box in an envelope — ad sertion for any advertisement now, call 643-4084. 6, Bolton. necessary, will train responsi­ p.m. posal, neat and air- Call 646-1074. dressed to the Classified estimates glhdly given on :$• Wanted to Buy 59 conditioning, parking. $195 room apartment, fully storage, 6492871, 646-0882. and then only to the extent of a 1966 MUSTANG, body in fair 1972 PONTIAC, Grand Safari heating or Numbing. Faucets ble applicant. AU company paid carpeted, parking, laundry Manager, Manchester wagon, loaded. 17,000 miles. C & S HOME CARE, carpentry, LIQUOR STORE Manager~- benefits. Apply (tonnecticut Cy­ Houaehold Qooda 51 monthly. Handy to Main Street. ‘‘make good” insertion. condition. New motor and repaired or installed. Water ;$• With Love From the Whole Bunch WANTED — Antique furniture, Call 644-2427. facilities, $145. 93-32. Rentex, LDOfciNG for anything in real Evening Herald, together Errors which do not lessen the transmission, best offer. Call Eleven months old. Car too big roofs, insulation, painting, pumps worked on. Complete busy, modern store, cle Accessories, 316 Hartford $25 fee, 549-6980. estate rental — apartments, Herb, Bob, Nancy, Marlon, Winnie, Ruth, Road, Manchester. GENERAL ELECTRIC glass, pewter, oil paintings or VILLAGER with a memo listing the com­ value of the advertisement between 9-6 p.m., 647-1760. for us. Excellent condition. interior-exterior, trucking, heating systems, rec rooms, :i:| Manchester area, excellent other antique items. Any quan­ homes, multiple dwellings, no Price was 36,300. asking 34,000. snow plowing. Complete home Fred, Bill, JoAnne, Herach, Liza, Kathy, B.J. salary, bonus and benefits. washer, very good condition, THREE ROOMS, heat, panies you do NOT want to see will. not be corrected by etc. Call M & M Plumbing t i 1:1: $50. Phone M7-9512. tity. The Harrisons, 643^09, parking, > utilities. No pets. AVAILABLE Immediately, APARTMENTS fees. Call J.D. Real Estate your letter. Your letter will be 1973 VEGA, 4 cylinder, stan­ After 5, 644-8891. and apartment care. Call 649^ Heating, 649-2871. % Randy, Jackie, Rick, Mick, Paul, Jeff and Please write Box EE, TRAINEE WANTED - Must be modern 3-room apartment. Associates, Inc. 646-1980. “make good’’ insertion. 4828, 568-6066. neat, dependable, with a desire 16o Oakland Street. Security deposit. $150. 247-4688, Five-room, 2-bedroom destroyed if the advertiser is dard, 800 miles, still under Manchester Herald. 2 3 6 ^ . carpeting, appliances, parking, Truckn-Tractor „ 5 Blazer. to learn new trade. All com- CLEAN USED — refrigerators, townhouse, wall-to-wall one you’ve mentioned. If not warranty. Call after 6 p.m., 643- SEWERLINES, sink lines, | Rooms Without Board 59 storage. Hilhar’ "■ *“ TWO-BEDROOM duplex, half 8162. MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. WOMAN WANTED, 9 to 5 p.m. Pany benefits, tools supplied. ranges, automatic washers caipeting, fireplace, 2 air con­ it will be handled in the usual cleaned with electric cutters, with guarantees. See them at B. MANCHESTER - Homestead 7289, 568-3850. of two-fa'mily. Includes 643-2711 1971 CHEVROLET 1/2 ton pick­ Removal, pruning, spraying, by professionals. McKinney :•{. Monday through Friday, for Contact Dan Lee at 646-8^. ditioners, appliances, heat appliances and carpeting. $ ^ manner. etc. Fully insured. Licensed. D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main CLEAN ROOM for working Park Village, deluxe 2 b^room NEED CAR? Credit bad? up, with shell, power steering, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com- prescriptionr i p t i o department...... Apply gentleman. Call 649-1425 after 5 and hot water, IV2 tiled baths, Mr month. Paul W. Itougan, Free estimates. Phone 633-5345. ipers St., CaU 643-2171. Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, full Bankrupt? Repossessed? automatic transmission, power pany, 643-5308. in person, Westown Pharmacy, ELECTROMCS TRUMEES p.m. private basement, includes washer and dryer hookup, Realtor, 6434535, 646-1021. Honest” DoiDouglas • accepts lowest disc brakes, heater. ^,700 or ------455 Hartford Rd., Manchester. 1 Loot and Found Men and women job training PORTABLE automatic washer, neat, appliances and carpets, NEED SPACE? On budget? patio. No pets. Lost and Found down, smallest payments. best offer. C!all 872-6239 after 4 MANCHESTER - Nice second JOHN C. MARTIN Plumbing - :g Happiness Is opportunities exist in the Air not quite a year old, Kenmore, REDECORATED Bedroom - $265 monthly. Paul W. Dtougan, Here’s five-rooms with Douglas Motors, 345 Main. p.m. Free estimates on remodeling KEYPUNCH Call 649-7620 floor apartment. Two LOST - Yellow tiger female cat, Foley-Sharp Force for YOU. (toll 646-7440, $150, white, call anytime, 247- Large old house, singles, share Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. appliances, laundry hookup, LOST - Savings Passbook No. repairs and new construction. Going to the 9078. kitchen etc. Secluded and porch, yard for the kids. $130. bedrooms, convenient 7 months, Northfield Green 1959 GMC truck, flatbed, very SAW & TOOL SHARPENMO SUPERVISOR MSgt. Gary Miller, 555 Main 14199-8, Hartford National Bank AUTO INSURANCE - com­ Call 875-0448 f . private location. $70 monthly. WOODBRIDGE Street - Two 81-04. Rentex, $25 fee, 549-6980. neighborhood. Older couple Condominium. Please Call 646- and Trust Co., First pare our low rates. For a good condition, best offer over IMSanStSI ST. LUCIA PAGEANT Needed for second shift ser­ St. Manchester. preferred. $150. per month. 7415. ELECTROLUX with power 646-7378, 649-8081. bedrooms, appliances, parking, Manchester Office. Application telephone quotation call Mr. 31,300. Call 649-2888 days, 646- OratarSMtltir FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, I Emanuel Lutheran Church vice bureau operation. Must FOUR-ROOM apartment, first Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 JlcwrlhmsWi nozzle and shag rake, good con­ yard for children and ^ ts . $1!^. THREE ROOMS, heat and hot made for payment. Dolin at 6464050. 6989 evenings. Ask for Cherie. repairs, remodeling, free es- ^ be a keypunch operator with ROOM fpr rent, (toventry area, water, parking, centrally floor, cellar, storage, garage, 4535. LOST - KEESHOND - gray- Wt ^ IP ari Mm It '. 64 Church St., Manchester dition. Upright Hoover Dial-a- 50-62. Rentex, $25 fee, 549-6980. yard. $155 per month. (Jail 649 tim ates. No job too small. & supervisory experience. Doga-BIrda-Peta 41 parking, minutes from located. (;all 649-5761. black female, 10 months old. Bfish Hardware, Man^ MM121 matic, good condition. $30. Call 2871. 1969 BUICK Station wagon, Auto-Sorvlce Prompt service on emergency. » Saturday, December 8th., 7:30 P.M. Excellent starting wages, 875-919d. Manchester or Rockville. Call MANCHESTER - Five large MANCHESTER - Older one- Phone 633-0734. Accaatorlea 7 Star TriM-Vakie Nardiiare, RodnriHe, ENGLISH SPRINGER power steering, power brakes, 643-7024. S Sponsored by ScancHa Lodge, No. 23 benefits. Hours 4 p.m. to mid­ 643-0309 between 6-8 p.m. rooms, convenient to stores and SINGLES Apartment - Three bedroom apartment, on bus rebuilt engine, 3050 or best 87M545; EHingtm 875-3031 •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• spaniels, AKC, 8 weeks old, NEW 3-J>edroom Duplex, half of line. Includes heat and night. New office faciUty, FA(rrORY Reconditioned Kir­ bus line. Security, no pets. $130. rooms with appliances, for only offer. 872-2320; TIRE RIMS, 3 pairs, 14” , 15”, WJlEngland Hardware, BeHon Netch, champion sired, pedigrees will two-family. baths, appliances. Older person Electrical IB pleasant surroundings, con­ by with one-year guarantee ROOMS - Full motel service, 8720602. $110. A real steal. 95-30. Rentex, 16”, 35 each rim. Phone 643- 649-5203 "A accompany, (toll 8 7 2 -^ . $25 fee, 549-6980. carpeting, appliances included. preferred. $110 per monui. Paul veniently located. Call... parts and labor. Call Ray, 875- color TV, free parking, $40 a 1967 FORD Country squire, 9664. '' 8|way, he., Rhnch., 643-5123 TRI-CITY ELECTRIC - Ser­ 9190. Full basement, $267 per month. w. Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535. Help Wanted 38 week single, $48 a week double FOUR-ROOM Apartment, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- power steering, power brakes, TMty’a - Hone Center, Route 83, Ver- ving you in any electrical E.C.M. CHRISTMAS puppies, AKC occupancy, (tonnecticut Motor appliances, ample parking, MANCHEISTER - 6 rooms, 3 Lead at Stake trailer hitch, new tires. 3350. Qarage-Servlee-Storago 10 miniature schnauzers, born 4535, 6491021. iwn, 872-8324______problems, remodeling, IMMEDIATE opening for full- a r t s Mra^Coopar 644-244B SEARS KENMORE washing Lodge, 400 Tolland Tpke., basement for storage. Children bedrooms, duplex, full private Mornings, 644-8393, evenings, AND C r a f ts November 5, will be ready to go maintenance, trouble shooting, charge Bookk^per With typing demon- machine, excellent condition, Manchester. 643-1555. and pets accepted. $125. 08-91. basement, spacious clean WOOQLAND 568-5810. WANTED - In Manchester etc. Clall us today, Dick, 649- DONUT MAKER - or trainee, by Christmas. Select yours rooms. Security deposit. TWO-BEDR(X)M Townhouse, area, need to rent garage H o ta 10 .. a : S $M. Call 643-^18 after 2 p.m. Rentex, $25 fee, 549-6980. full private basement. Private In NFL Feature Painting-Papering 13 3739 or Bob 646-0194. ' apply in person, Bess Eaton, 150 now. Four females, two males. LARGE COMFORTABLE Available January 1st, 1974. MANOR tostore 16’ boat. Phone 872-6239 872-3263. entrances and patio. Includes 1963 GALAXIE, four-door CallI Miss u™.'»■' coltecUm (Tenter, St. 9 a.m .-12I noon. WALNUT Dining room set, room, double closet space, bath SIX-ROOM duplex', near Call 648-5377. after 4 p.m. R&M PAINTING - Painting, Coburn, or Mr. or delivering. Beat the high cost heat, appliances, carpets, $245 sedan, green and white. Fine Flooring 19 Shenkman, at Pilgrim Mills, table, 4 chairs, matching and shower, parking, schools and shopping. $200 APARTMENTS NEW YORK (AP) — First place is at stake. The Denver condition. Power brakes, power paperhanging, exterior and in­ of living, call 633-1697. CASHIER - Restaurant, five - Black and white male FIVE ROOMS, tiled bath, heat per month. Paul W. Dougan, Homestead Street 646-1000. sideboard. Excellent condition. gentleman only. References. monthly. Call Peterman, Realtor, 6494535, 6491021. Broncos are trying to hold onto it. The Dallas Cowboys are steering, new snow tires. 3200. Motorcyclaa-BIcfclaa 11 terior, commercial and FLOOR Sanding and nights a week. Phone 289-2737 P“PPy- ® $250. Phone between 5-8 p.m., Phone 649-0719. Realtor, 649-9404. and hot water, included, newly (Oft W. Middle Tpke.) Phone 649-0520. residential, 644-0642. Refinishing, (specializing in TEXAS OIL company needs 646-1825. remodeled, middleaged adults. MANCHESTER trying to get back into it. GIRL’S 19” bike, excellent con­ RN’s-LPN’s needed im­ good man over 40 for short trips •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WE HAVE customers waiting older floors). Inside painting, mediately. Full-time, part- DIETARY AIDES - Part-time. MALE Roommate wanted to HEAT PAID - Five spacious Bum by The Broncos, who have their fans higher than the Mile-High ci­ 1970 CHEVELLE MaUbu, two- dition, 340. Call 646-0091 after 4. J. P. LEWIS & Son custom surrounding Manchester, (ton- Experience helpful but not Uve Stock 42 for the rental of your apartment ceilings. John Verfaille, 6 ^ time, temporary and seasonal CASTRO Convertible sofa, share 4 room, furnished. In rooms in two-family house. or home. J.D. Real Estate UAR HOUSING GORP. ty, are higher than they’ve ever been this late in a National Foot­ door hardtop, V-8, power decorating, interior and 5750, §ra-2222. tact customers. We train. Air necessary. Hours required excellent condition. Phone 649- (toventry. $75 monthly. Call 742- Plenty of parking. Only $160.22- ball League season. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all exterior, paper hanging. Fully employment. Excellent wages mail A. H. Dickerson, Pres., GIVE A gift certificate. Associates, Inc. 6491980. 1 and 2-bedroom luxury steering. Phone 646-5127 after 3 a benefit r“ ’ " 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. and 7047. 9004 after 12 noon. 31. Rentex, $25 fee, 549-6980. Near Main St. They’re first in the American Conference West—but their lead p.m. makes, models and speeds. insured. 649-9658. fnd f Southwestern PetroleuWiCorp:: 3:30 p.m. to 5:15 p.m: East Horseback riding or Instruc­ apartments. Features wall-to- and night positions to coincide p t worth, 'Texas. over Oakland and Kansas City is a tenuous one at best. Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Hartford Convalescent Home, tions. Ideal for Xmas or wall carpeting, vanity tile Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- INSIDE-Outside painting, spouse’s employment The Raiders and Chiefs, who usually find themselves in a two- CLASSIC 1947 Willys Jeep, wt Hmnt Some day position remain. ' ' 745 Main Street, East Hartford. Birthday gifts. For particulars baths, built-in oven, range, 2098. fecial rates for people over S. Also HAIRDRESSER for call 646-0363. Bolton Riding way dogfight for the divisional lead around this time of the year, completely rebuilt, running openings for nurse’s aides on all dishwasher, refrigerator and condition, overdrive and many Fully insured. Estimates given. Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 27 Manchester salon, full-time, CLEANING Person wanted, Academy, Route 85, Bolton, disposal, electric heat, 2 air are in a dogfight again—but this time it’s for second. Going into ASSORTED Sportster parts for Call 649-7863. shifts. Investigate this oppor­ two weeks paid vacation plus Conn. extras. 3750. 649-9443. tunity today. 646-0059. one day a week, days, 646-0261, conditioners, glass sliding Sunday’s action, they’re tied in the runnerup spot and their 6-4-1 sale, frame, gas tank, fender, MORTGAGES,.loans first se­ five personal days. Good pay evenings, 646-6040. records have them just one-half game back of the 6-3-2 Broncos, Strutts, etc. Excellent condi­ NEED a Paperhanger - call and 50% commission. (;b11 Articlea for Sale 45 doors, all large rooms. Full 1971 SATALITE SEBRING cond, third. All kinds. Realty FULL-TIME Hairdresser with basement storage area, ample which took over the divisional lead last Sunday with a 14-1 plus, V-8, 3-speed, vinyl roof, tion, call 649-2888 davs, 646^989 after 5 p.m., 646-2496. statewide, credit rating un­ manager at 649-2807. M CLEANING WOMAN, one day SENIOR CITIZENS evenings. Ask for Cherie. either assistant or manager parking. Starting at $175. Han­ squeaker over the Chiefs. 33,000 m iles, 17 m iles per necessary. Reasonable. Con­ license. Phone 649r7666 or 875- a week. Phone 646-7245. DOLL DRESSES - Pajamas, 50 Denver, which has made it through the last seven games gallon. 742-8986. T. J. FLANAGAN - painting fidential, quick arrangements. : 5547. BABYSITTER Wanted - three cents, complete wedduig outfit, dy to shopping, schools, bus without a defeat—two of them have been ties-plays its last home HANDLEBARS - all styles and and papering, call 643-1949. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. times a week, days, Tuesday, SECRETARY wanted. Need $2. D ishw asher, portable, and religious facilities. Wednesday and Thursdays. game of the regular season Sunday against the Cowboys, a team 1965 CATALINA Pontiac, 3400. factory seconds, 35 each. 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ bright girl with typing and excellent condition, $60. 643- DISCOUNT SHOPS Model apartment open for in­ Connecticut Cycle Accessories, GRAD STUDENTS available KEYPUNCH South School district. Call after 6452. nearing the desperation point for another victory. ‘They’re well- Call 6464454. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. shorthand skills to handle client spection 1-5 p.m., Saturday 316 Hartfprd Rd, Manchester, for painting, 4 years 5:30, 649-7621. services. Call Monday, 646-1153. rested following their 14-7 Thanksgiving Day loss to Miami. OPERATORS and Sunday. Other times by 1965 PLYMOUTH Barracuda, 6 643-1682. experience, fully insured. Free MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd DARK RICH clean loam, 5 appointment. Dallas, 7-4, is one game back of first-place Washington, 8-3, in estimates, (toll our competitors • • Ki’tRN or L.riN,LPN, panpart umtime, 11-7, yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, cylinder, four-speed, 3 ^ or mortgages — interim financipg ; Numeric work are needed im -; Laurel Manor, 649-4519. the National Conference East. And equally important, the Cow­ best offer. Phone 649-4240 after BOY’S CHOPPER bicycle, then call us, 649-7034. — expeditious and confidential sand, stone, pool and patio boys are scrambling not only to move into first place but also to excellent condition, 345. Call ; mediately for first and second * sand. 643-9504. Call: 6 p.m., weekdays, anytime service, J. D. Real Estate We Carry a Full Line FREE C H E C K IN G Presient One Senior GOLD CARD HOLDERS stay in wildcard playoff contention. weekends. 649-9469. STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, Assoc. 646-1980. ^ shifts. Benefits to full and • DENTAL Chairside assistant, LAB Known for Quality U&R HOUSING CORP. “It’s going to be a tremendous football game,” says Dallas fireplaces, flagstone terraces, I part-time employes. S alary; for orthodontic office near Ver- ALUMINUM SHEETS used as I of Touraine Paints and ACCOUNTS Citizen Card • Receive 10% 643-9SS1 Coach Tom Landry. “Tliere are two hot teams in the league right CHEVROLET MALIBU 1967,2- Services Ottered 12 concrete repairs, inside and Bualneaa Opportunity 29 : negotiable. Hours flexible. I non Circle. Experience TECHNICIAN printing plates, .007 thick, Famous for Service Robert Munhxdi, Realtor Wallpaper Supplies. to all Senior Clttsens at on most Items;' now—Denver and Atlanta—and we’re catching one of them in door hardtop, small engine, outside. Reasonably priced, : Move with us into a spacious • preferred, reply P.O. Box 2356, 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. 10% Di$l»UIT 643-9991 643-0851. Phone 64^2711. any of our biMches. automatic, power steering, ODD JOBS, light trucking COUNTRY store for sale, lock, I new facility in South Windsor. Vernon, (tonn. ______RCUTINE See our other specials Staphen J. Luchon Jr. their own park. It’ll be a tough chore for us. rough carpentry, cellars and at­ M Vw CMipMe dieck. “They’ve always been a very interesting offensive team. They radio, snow tires, one owner, stock and barrel. Well traveled Sup’t. - 046-5297 exceptional condition. Asking tics cleaned. Small trees NUTMEG PAINTING - highway, for particulars call • •• - « « 1 FULL-Time clerk, general of- ANALYSIS NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 PAUL'S HARTFORD Good tvtry d$r Mcspl holldtyt. have all the weapons you need. Their defense really has played 3775. 643-9708 or 647-1908. moved. Manual snow removal. Interior and exterior. 289-6208 or 649-7669. ; EiCiRli ' : flee. Apply Watkins Brothers, cents each. Inquire side door. PAINT * well the last few weeks...This is the big difference in their foot­ Reasonably priced. For a free : 614-2145 * 935 Mam Street. Manchester. Electroplating experience Manchester Evening Herald. WAULPAPEB SUPPLY NATIONAL 244 BRAY'S MANCHESTER - Available 646-1931, 9 to 5 p.m. m MAIN STREET ball team.” estimate, 64^5295, between 6-9 ...... helpful but not necessary.. 64S MAIN STREET BANK Center St JEWELERS December 1st, four rooms with 1971 BLUE Matador station Help Wanted 35 X MANCHESTER heat, centrally located. Adults Sunday’s other games are Cleveland at Kansas City, Oakland at wagon, 6 cylinder, automatic LIGHT TRUCKING, odd jobs, p.m. NURSE Aides - full time 7-3 Excellent benefits, paid LADY SUNBEAM hooded and Trust Co. Manduster 7S7 MAIN ST. lawns mowed, trees cut and shift and other shifts available. d^er, $20. Winter Lace wed­ G4S-0SG0 MtAJNOBXfSXIQR *' only, no pets. $185 monthly. Call Houston’ the New York Giants at Washington, Baltimore at the transmission. Call 646-6622 holidays and vacations. Manchester 646-19S5 G4S-6171 9 to 5 p.m., 6491579. New^ York Jets, Buffalo at Atlanta, Detroit at St Louis, Los after 6 p.m. removed. Cellars and attics Building-Contracting 14 FULL-TIME SALESMEN Opportunity to join dynamic ding gown, $40, black w rou^t 6KS-5617 cleaned. Free estimates. Call nursing team at Meadows Con­ nrat Claak iron bathroom set, $10, Magnas Angeles at Chicago, Minnesota at Cincinnati, New Orleans vs. Interested in selling tropical fish, pets Send resume to; MANCHESTER - New 2- 1970 FURY III, 4-door sedan, 643-6000. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - and pet supplies. Must have selling valescent Center, 646-2321. Box C Chord organ, $15. Full length Green Bay at Milwaukee, Philadelphia at San Francisco and San Remodeling, repairing, ad­ experience. Opportunity for advance­ SHEET METAL fur coat, size 12, $40. Phone 643- family. Three bedroom Diego at New England. In a key Monday night game, Pittsburgh power steering, power brakes, Manchester Evening For your A rt and Paint apartments. Carpeting and air- automatic, spew control, one SHARPENING Service - ditions, rec rooms, porches and ment. Call between 10:304 p.m. FULL-TIME Computer room 6219. Call Inquire for details at is in Miami. Saws, knives, axes, shears, roofing. No job too small. Call WILD CARGO P n SHOP and shipping help wanted, (toll MECHANICS Herald 10% OFF conditioning. Convenient loca­ owner. 31,300. 643-4459. Supplies, stop In at... our store. Open Mon. • tion. Available December 1st. The wild-card slot in each conference goes to the divisional skates, rotary blades. Quick 649-31M. 643-6108 Rick at Agency Records (ton- AUTHENTIC Barn boards, AU regular priced merchan- runner-up with the best record. & MACHINE sizes 1x12 up to 16’ long. 10% Merritt Agency, 6491180. 1968 BUICK, GS, 400, low service. Capitol Equipment trol, for interview, 646-6856. I dUe. Sales and fair traded 647-9966 Sat. 9-9:30, Sun. 9-8 In the AFC, only Miami, 10-1 in the East, has clinched a divi­ (to., 38 Main St., Manchester. CARPENTRY - Repairs, FULL-TIME male clerk and Reasonable. (^1 644-9215 or DISCOUNT mileage, 14 mpg. Must sell. ! merchandise excluded. E. A. JOHNSON THREE ROOMS - quiet, plea­ Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday remodeling, additions, roofing. stock work. Apply in person. TRUCK DRIVER for furniture ASSEMBLERS 649-0381. For details on Senior Cltlsens sion title. Denver, Oakland and Kansas City in the West, plus Best offer. 872-6701. ELE(TRICIAN --Experienced NORTHWAY sant, convenient location. Pittsburgh, 8-3, Cleveland, 7-3-1, and Cincinnati, 7-4, in the Cen­ 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Call David Patria, South Wind­ Barrett Plumbing SiSupply, 331 store. Full-time employment. in commerical and residential MANCHESTER Broad Street, Manches:hester. Minimum one year PAINT GO. Oold Card prlvUeges. / Working adults, no pets. Partly tral Division are all vying for a title or the wild card. In addition, 7958. sor, 644-1796. Call 643-2833. wiring. Benefits, (toll 646-5420 IDEAL CHRISTMAS gifts, PHARMACY CARPET CENTER, MC. experience. Must read hand pieced quilts, beautiful HOUSE furnishra, lease, security. 643- runner-up Buffalo, 6-5 In the East, also has wild-card hopes. blueprints. Excellent fringe between 8-5:30 p.m. DuBaldo m MAIN STREET ZM N. MAIN ST. 311 Main SI, Manchester 2880. Legal Notice LIGHT landscaping, attic and WES ROBBINS carpentry MACHINIST — Part-time, mor­ IMAGINE a New Year with no Electric Company. and warm. Phone 647-9750. In the NFC, though, things are a bit stickier. cellar cleaning, call anytime, remodeling specialist. Ad­ nings, The Amerbelle (torpora- bills! Sell now for (toristmas, benefits and pay. & HALE MANCHESTER LIGGEn DRUC (Next to Top Notch) 646-2130 Minnesota, 10-1, has clinched the Central title and the rest of FOUR-ROOM apartment, se­ 649-1573. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, tion, 104 East Main Street, beautifully designed and FEMALES to work in plastics THE HOLLY BERRY Shoppe, m BIAIN SnUSBT MANCHESTER PARKADE GM451G the division is virtually out of playoff contention. Rockville, (tontact Mr. Larry a c o ^ little Christmas shop in StG-4G01 cond floor, $135. 396 Hartford Horace W. Porter School built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, packaged Avon products. Call PRESSURE BLAST factory, full or part-time, (toll Road, Manchester. Call 649- That leaves two-team tangles in the East, with Washington and Columbia, Connecticut HAVE A problem? You name it 649-3446. Passardi, 875-3325, between now, 289-4922. the (tountry. Open daily 1 to 5 - —...... MFG.CO m INC. 646-^0. 1946. Dallas, and in the West with Los Angeles, 94, and Atlanta, 8-3. INVITATION TO BID - we do it - from cellars to roof. 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op­ m., weekends 11 to 5 p.m. 235 portunity employer. 41 Chapel Street FREE CHECKINO SERVICE Public School Free estimates. 647-9400. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - PART TIME - Building EARN EXTRA money for ebron Rd., Bolton, 6464)080, G O LD CARDS Couitefy and . . . If it's hardware, Manchester Tire FOUR ROOMS, second floor new homes custom built, maintenance work, a.m. or " Manchester, .Conn. &64341325. to our Odd Card Pupil Bus Transportation Christmas, work at the Down­ . . Consideration with heat and hot water. Adults CUSTOM MADE Draperies, remodeling, additions, rec p.m. hours available. Apply in WELCOMED AT we have it! Senior Citizens p ^ Scoreboard lEi Golf The Board of Education, town Christmas Hospitality glven'^ to preferred, no pets, $180 per very reasonable, work rooms, garages, kitchens person, Jon-Kor Systems 435 Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, Center, December 6 through POT BELLY Stove, good condi­ Horor month. Call 643-8344. Columbia; Connecticut, will guaranteed, (toll anytime, 649- remodeled, bath tile, cement DIETARY AIDE Buckland Road, South Windsor. tion. Phone 742-7886, evenings. Senior Citizens at... Open Saturday 9 • IZ Noon JOHANNESBURG, South accept Bids for School Bus between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., December 24th. Call 649-2358. MANCHESTER m . work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ for your convenience Senior Gitizene’ MANCHESTER - 4 rooms, se­ Africa — Tom Weiskopf of the Transportation at the office of tial or commercial, (toll 649- Needed to help with various REAL ESTATE Career - Earn weekdays. TAG SALE - 57 Goodwin Street, United States shot a three- kitchen duties. Excellent WANTED Oil burner mechanic MANCHESTER HARDWARE & cond floor, one child, College Basketball the Superintendent of Schools, ODD jobs, paneling, household 4291. 115,000 plus. For a confidential for apprentice for Vernon,- Manchester, 10 a.m.. until 4 Gold Cards appliances, parking, no dogs, under-par 67 for a total of 208 to repairs, carpentry. Call 649- wages and benefits, (toll 64^ interview, Ralph Pasek, p.m., Saturday and Sunday. MANGHESTCR East at the Horace W. Porter Scluwl Manchester area. Apply Conn. SUPPLY GO. December 1st, $135. 633-9057. tie for first place with South in Columbia on December 13, 4594. R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen­ 0129. Realtor, 289-7475, 742-8243. Moving. DRUC 295 BROAD ST. Penn 93, New Hampshire 43 Refining Company, N4 Hart­ 1GS BIAIN SroBBO; African Vince Baker after the 1973 until 2:00 p.m. try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad­ ford Tpke., Vernon. 717 MAIN STREET 877 MAjN Sm E E T STATE BANK (Opposite Sears Roebuck) MANCHESTER - Centrally GeUysburg 63, Messiah 48 ditions, porches, any type CAMERA Polaroid Land, $20.; Gtt-UHL Vermont 68, Maine 60 third round of the South African At which time bids will be TWO handymen want variety of MANCHESTER MANOR MANCHESTER 1041 MAIN STREET located 4 rooms, just Duquesne 85, Wheeling 53 PGA Tournament. jobs, lawns raked, limed, fer­ remodeling, 646-20OT. PART-TIME PBX Operator, calculator, electronic unicorn, m MAIN STBBBT CALL 643-1161 redecorated. $150 monthly. Boston U. 87, assumption 79 publicly opened and read aloud. tilizing, mowing. Cellars, at­ NURSING HOME model 804, eight digit, $50. CaU C4G4SU GU-442S MANQHE8TER St. Joseph’s, Pa. 65, Army 54 LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. Bid specifications may be ob­ apply Watkins Brothers, 935 Security requir^. References. tics, cleaned. Reliable service. ANY TYPE remodeling and ad­ 6464310, 872-4447. l No pets. Available December Navy, 96, Lycoming 68 — John Mahaffey' carded a tained at the Superintendent’s 385 West Canter SL HELPWANTEO Main Street, Manchester. Holy Cross 81, Dartmouth 70 Reasonable rates. 643-5305. ditions, masonry and ca^ntry Apl9iances and TV Too! 1st. '2299692. three-under-par 69 to maintain office any school day during work. Free estimates. (^11 A. Machine O p e r a t o r s BSR RECEIVER and turn- Golden C.W. Post 90, Lyndiburg 82 "The town's leoding Checking’s Free For Photographio Needs and his lead by two strokes after the school hours. MASONRY - All types, Squillacote, 649-0811.^—- PnvkMM fMtory oxpirlanoa dsslrad. Sttpdy wort wl RNS LPNS table, creative speakers with Years SIX-ROOM duplex, large third round of the 3150,000 Walt recoil collection. $200. Phone atCBT Help to Senior Cltlsens, NBA fieldstone ^eciality, work TOOL MAKER, machinists, iny, firil i»iii|MiiT |nM liMuraMa prograM. Checking hardware store" modern kitchen, dishwasher, Disney World Open. guaranteed. (^11 after 5 p.m., CARPENTRY - Porches, gar­ AIDES 6434938. when you’re 65 SEE: Friday’s Games Horace W. Porter School milling machine operators, and Accounts appliances, separate laundry 643-1870 or 644-2975. ages, additions, bathrooms, lathe operators. Experienced Full or part-time positions No charges; blau room, convenient to bus and Capital 121, Buffalo 113 Columbia, Connecticut furniture stores kitchens. Houses, repairs. Free necessary Apply at Paragon AMliffiELLE CORPORATION available on 3-11 and 11-7 1,001 TRAIN sets-kits and No Service C!hai^. No m inim um ing. Security required. Cleveland 112, Philadelphia CHIBA, Japan (AP — INVITA-nON TO BID accessories for Christmas. Our BUSH SALEM NASSIFF REWEAVING burns, moth estimates. Small jobs. Stephen 'Tool Company, 121 Adams 104 L NMn StTNl, ROCMRI shifts. Company paid life, UnUmlted free money 18 after 6 p.m. ^ no American Donna C^ponl Young Public School Martin, 646-7295. people wiU help you and answer a holes. Zippers repaired. Win­ Street, Manchester. An Iqual OpportunHy Em|iloy«r SInen IM S health, major medical and orders for Senior Cltlsens CAMERA « PHOTO SHOP Houston no, Detroit 95 and Japan’s top golfer, Hisako Pupil Bus Transportation dow shades, Venetian blinds. all questions, not just hand you HARDWARE GO. ■ TW CCMKCncUT swac disability Insurance. Truly with savings accounts. MO TIU8T COrMNY ate BIAIN ST. FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ Milwaukee 117, Boston 93 “Chako” Higuchi, charged into The Board of Education, Keys made. TV for rent. BootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 16 a package and send you on your 7GS MAIN STREET cond floor, heat, how water, MACHINIST - We have the one of the best benefit MANCHESTEB Los Angeles 123, Kansas City- a four-way tie for the lead with Columbia, Connecticut, will Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649^5221. following openings: Lathe, way. Many super specials. ‘The VERNON BlANOHBiSTBIt parking, security deposit. accept Bids for six (6) new packages in the industry. ’Train Exchange, 70 Hilliard 3 Brench Ofheea 1116 Main Street St8-7SG9 ' Omaha 107 two-under-par 70s Saturday in ROOFING and roof repairing, Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cin- M84U1 Adults only, no pets. $165 school buses, three j[3) mini­ Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707 Pleasant working conditions, Street, Manchester. NATIONAL RANK In Mencheater Open Dally tlU 0 p.m. monthly. 6491632. Phoenix 107, Portland 99 the se<»nd round of the 350,000 timatic. ‘The Purdy (torp., 586 Sat till 5tS0 Japan Women’s Golf Claissic. buses, and one (1) travelall to ' HilUard Street, 6494)000. TOWN OF MANCHESTER (^portunity to join dynamic VBBNON CgRCUi ABA » TAG SALE - Sunday, 164. 24 ATLANTA (AP) - The aU- be delivered complete as per CERAMIC BIDWELL Home Improvement nursing team as one of the ATTRACTIVE - 4 l/2room Friday’s Games , Co. E xpert installation of- Hawthorne Street.' STATE “J apartment, gas stove, furnace, San Diego 145, Virginia 139 time money winner, of the specifications to Columbia, nation’s largest health care ALSO OFFERING DISCOUN’TS TO SENIOR CITIZENS ARE H MAMvMIVl-n (IMflR (Connecticut. TILE aluminum siding, gutters and VISTA VOLUNTEER / leii r*BK aiao oi ihi. *. parking, inquire 17 Indian Hill Carolina 124, Memphis 88 women’s golf tour, Kathy trims. Roofing installation and facilities continues to Florlat-Nuraerlee 49 I Senior CItiiim °Geld THE FOLLOWING: Adams Jewelers, Beltone Hearing Services, St., East Hartford. - , All bids must be received by or One Call expand. Indiana 107, Kentucky 104 Whitworth, has been named repairs. 649^95, 875-9109. CASUAL VILLAGE Inc., Billie’s Beauty Shop, Capitol l^uipment Co., Inc., Conn. Player of the Year by the delivered to the Horace W. Doea It Alll CHftlS’TMAS TiTlEES - Tag, cut I Cards are honored ot Utah 104, San Antonio 91 OF FOR THE ELDERLY ^ Institute of Hairdressing, Corel Casuals, Jon-Ly Coiffures, Land Offers Reduced FOUR room, second floor, gas New York 123, Denver 102 Ladies Professional Golf Porter School in (tolumbia on We specialize in ceramic tile, HORACE Tetrault - Siding, MANCHESTER Contact Entelia Kurnlk your own. Large selection. stove, adults only, no pets, one Association. December 13, 1973 before 2:00 slate, flagstone and quarry roofing, storm windows, aw­ Voltmteer to provide a variety of services to the hlder- Aaaiatant Director of Spruce, Scotch Pine. Stanley O’ Fashion, Logan Mills, Lovely Lady Beauty Salon, Manchester Admissions to Senior car parking, $125 per month. p.m. tile. For complete bathroom nings. Quality workmanship, Now Interviewing part-time ly. Minimal stipend for one-year program which may 1x66 Farm, Long Hill Rd., off NASSIFF High School, Merle Norman Cosmetics, Pentland The Florist, Citizens on aH fHm After 1 p.m.. 649-5987. Pro Hockey free estimates. Fully insured. Nuraing Service Route 6 at Andover Church. 742- At which time bids will be remodeling, we’ll handle all evening sales people for be extendMi. Petite Beauty Shop, Reed’s.Inc., The Book Shop, Turnpike TV, programs. ' NHL' ‘ , Brown Tops Yale publicly opened and read aloud. carpentry, plumbing and tile 872-9187, 649-3417. Christmas. Hours may be MEADOWS 6438. ARM S C O . MAIN STREET - 9room apart­ Urbanetti’s Shoe Repair Shop, Vincent’s Food Haven, Sam ment, newly decorated, garage, ■ ' Friday’s Game PROVIDENCE, R.I.. (AP) - Copies of specificaitons may be work. Expert workmanship arranged. Apply to Store Interested applicants should apply to the Personnel Of­ Enjoy YoUTMlf — - ROOFING — Specializing CONVALESCENT CHRISTMAS TIUIES, Tag a n MAIN STREET • Yuyles. , $165 monthly. 6492098 Minnesota 5, Vancouver 4 Rrown University has advan^ obtained from: and reasonable rates. Manager: fice, Municijpal Building, 41 Center Street, weriiends, all trees, $5 to Get Out To See A Movie wha repairing roofs, new roofs, CENnR M7-tUG to the quarter finals of the Clarence (]. Edmondson Call MandevIHe gutter work, chimneys, cleaned Manchester, Conn. Yeoman’s Tree Farm, 411 Lake THREE-ROOM apartment. Friday’s Games NCAA soccer tournament by Superintendent of Schools 906 MAIN 8TRECT ^ 333 Bidwell St. Manchester Rd., Andover. Follow signs Stove, refrigerator, heat, hot 6 4 3 -9 6 7 8 and repaired. 30 years 646-2321 . Los Angeles 6, Winnipeg 2 defeating Yale 2-1 in the New Columbia, (tonnecticut experience. Free -estimates. Closing ^ t e for filing is Friday Decembens^Tth., 1073. from Route 6. water. Phone 647-9251. Toronto 2, Minnesota 1 England’plaiyoffs Friday. 06237 Howley, 643-536L * ,»F.

PACafTWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mandiester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 1. 1973 " ■' • ^ • III I - , r ■■ • S,SS«SSSSSSS6SSSSSSSSSAA**S* Homo* For Solo 72 Houeee For Sele 72 Houeee For Sele fumithtd Ap»rtmnt$ 94 LoetUonn tor 72 Houeee For Sele 72 ttont * 67 SPLIT LEVEL ROCKVILLE — Available now, MANCHESTER FOREST HILLS MANCHESTER GREEN - ^MAKE VOURSELF COM- nicely furnished room INDUSTRIAL SPACE - 1,400, Charming old home. 7 rooms, I'M toriyy intbw- FORTABUE..,Z'LL BE e st b p in that apartment, residential area. 8,300, 10,000, 6,200, starting at Seven-rOom Split on a level two fireplaces, 11/2 baths, two- WIBHT DOWN,! .80 cents a square foot, in­ car garage, plus potential of ACCIDENT insurance Adults, no pets, sdburity. |160 OPEN HOUSE treed lot, eat-in kitchen, for­ - BU6S! ' p o u e v y o u Za monthly, 64^1060. cluding heat. Warren E. prime business locatioh on 3/4 MENTIONED ON Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. mal dining room, fireplaced OPEN HOUSE acre lot. Upper 30’s. Frank 0. O N E ROOM, ^ bath, ^ SUNDAY — 1-4 P.M. living room, 3 bedrooms, 2 full Steele, 142-im. refrigerator,[>r, heat, hot water. MANCHESTER - 100,000 baths, rec and laundry h»m, Apply -■Marlow’s, 867 Main square feet, will divide. heated garage. Upper 30s.. Lote-Lend tor Sele 73 Street. Suitable for manufacturing and Final section now under constmction. Stop out to inspect SUNDAY warehouse. 1-226-1206. these fine homes built by JAMES A. MCCARTHY. F. J. SPILECKI BOLTON • 166x100’ wooded lot, FURNISHED FANTASY - Two RULTm 643-2121 close to Bolton Lake. $2,600. W. bedrooms in two-family. STORAGE warehouse, 10,500 Colonials, Cape, Ranches, Raised Ranches, Dutch Colonials Fnnh SpUvekl Bob Oormon 1 - 4 J. Barcomb, Realtor, 644-8000. Utilites paid, parking. Yard. square feet. Stock Place, rear. and Split Level Modems, 3 or 4 bedrooms, all have fireplace, 1175 takes it. 75-12. Redtez, |25 Attractive rental. Brokers fir^t-floor family rooms with patios, aluminum siding, oven APPROXIMATELY 70 acres of fee. 5494080. protected. Call 5224114. range, dishwaMier, with custom built cabinets and 2-car gar­ DARTMOUTH Heights - Near This Agency cordially InvItcB you to Inspect three beauiful level land in Tolland. ages. Lovely private wooded lots. City utilities. Still time to Martin School, Ansaldi built, 7- (3) brand NEW COLONIALS built by Mak Construc­ Choice development piece. T. J. Houaas for Rant 65 THREE carpeted, air- room Colonial. 2Vk baths, tion Company, Incorporated. All are ready for Crockett, Realtor, M91577, or choose many selections of your choice hi finishing these fireplace, appliances, city conditioned rooms available homes. IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY and can be purchased 8754279 MICKEY FINN MANCHESTER - 4-bedroom immediately. Can be sub­ utilities, 9zone heat, plastered walls, two-car garage. with as little as 5% down. Dutch Colonial Four baths, divided. Call 6494261 or stop at LARGE WOODED lot, close to I KNOW... BUT DID VDU TELL John H. Lappen, Inc. 164 East Immediate occupancy. Charles Columbia Lake, $9,500. Keith HIM THAT VOU WOULDN'T double garage, executive HORACE...QARLINO... neighborhood. November 30th Center Street. MERRITT AGENCY Lesperance, 6497620. Real Estate, 6494126, 6491922. ACCEPT THE OFFER FROM • Price $37,900.00 h a v e VDU s p o k e n w ith DIDN'T WANT occupancy. Hayes Agency, 646- PARAMORE PICTURES UNLESS Realtors 646-1180 • Oat hot witar haat (2-zom) MR. PRESCOTT A T THE ^ T'REPRESENT I'LL BE VOUR LEADING LADV? 0131; 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for Manchester Out ol Town-For Sele 78 BRAPy AGENCV, ABOUT VDUl store, office etc. $160. Call 646- •Tiraplaca MANCHESTER - Six-room 2426, 94. Dlroctlon$: Scott or Richmond Drive to Kennedy Rood, OVERSIZED CAPE • Aluminum aidhig LET SOMEONE else pay your brick Ranch, two baths, two right to Hemllton Drive, first toft oil Hemllton Drive In Large fireplaced living room, • Aluminum atorms A scraana rent, 7 room house with 3 fami­ fireplaces, garage. $300 STORE, 24 1/2x35’, full base­ Orleaom Rood, foffow to modele. eat-in kitchen, formal dining • Storm doora (front A raar) ly on same lot. $51,900. Owqer-; monthly. Security, references. ment, Center Street location. room, 114 baths, 2 large agent, 649-6600. ' Call 6490459. • City utuniea Hayes Agency, 6464131. bedrooms on second floor, • RCA Whirlpool range COVENTRY - Oversized 6 MANCHESTER - East Center MANCHESTER - Spacious 2- beautiful country setting, HEBRON - four-room modem STARTER or retirement home, • RCA W hirlj^ dtohwaahar room Cape, IH baths, full shed ; house for rent, 2 bedrooms, Street. Eight-room house for family, central location. custom built for present • Slata antranca foyar dormer, large rooms, $29^900.' lease. Five room paneled suite 4 rooms, landscaped lot, gar­ excellent condition. Double!ga gar­ owners. \ modem tile bath, 20 minutes age, close to bus line, $K,000. • Fully landacapod LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 649' from Hartford. $ ^ . monthly, includes waiting roofn and age,age new furnace, $39,500. 2440. receptionist room. Second Iteith Real Estate, 6464126, Hayes Agency, 6464131. » • Rowara School diatrict references. 228-9094. 649-1922. floor, large three-room apart­ MERRin AGENCY COVENTRY - nice 3 bedroom ment that you may wish to sub­ MANCHESTER - Executive Realtors 6491180 Ranch, with dishwasher, dryer, HECK OF a house - Two MANCHESTER - Forest Hills, Agents on premises: Doris Bunce, Kay Donneatad, spacious bedrooms, appliances, lease. Excellent location, ideal custom built Ranch. Three washer, and antenna, 3/4 7-month old center hall spacious bedrooms, family Dick Martens. Coffee A donuts will be served. PRISCILLA’S POP parking, porch, laund^ hookup, for professional use. For details MANCHESTER - Fine spacious finished rec room, new 9zone BY AL VERMEER call .... Martens Agency, Colonial, 3 bedrooms, 2 1/2 rpom off kitchen, rec room, yard for children and pets. $1W. baths, fireplace, built-ins. By Colonial home in attractive es­ hot water heat, good sized lot, YIPES! THAT MUCH MELLO LIZ? GO AHEAD 92-02. Rentex, $25 fee, 5494980. Realtors, 646-2550. den, lovely seclud^ lot. Hayes full price, $29,900. Mitten Agen­ FOR AN OVERHAUL? owner, 646^73. Agency, 6464131. tablished neighborhood. Four ADDRESS: 30,34, and 38 Lydall StreeL Manchester AND ORDER -YOUR __ yr bedrooms, first-floor family cy, Realtors, 643-6930. NEW WASWfeRI ‘ COVENTRY - 4-room house, 2 STORE for rent, first floor. M o - ' UNDER $30,000 - Three room, and meticulous DIRECTIONS: North on Parker Street to Lydall bedrooms, sunporch, garage, Inquire at Dubaldo Music decorations makes this an un­ COLUMBIA LAKE - 7-room Center, 186 West Middle Turn­ bedroom Cape, aluminum Manchester v MLS Raised Ranch, 2 1/2 baths, la^e yard. Children w^come. siding, enclosed sunporch plus usual offering at $43,900. Street, take left, watch for signs. $200 monthly. Security deposit. pike, or call 6494205 or 6434802. GRACIOUS Warren E. Howland, Realtors, fireplaces, paneling, carpeting, sundeck, acre of wooded land. huge recreation room, garages. Available January 1st. Call 649- Keith Real Estate, 64641^, LIVING 643-1108. 9948. Apertment Bulldlngt- 649-1922. Hutchins Agency, 6495324. For Sole 70 Can be yours in this beautiful MANCHESTER - 2-story Colonial home in most SOUTH WINDSOR - New STEVE CANYON MANCHESTER - 7-room Contemporai7 . An exciting 7- HiraM ClustfM Ms an tht ROCKVILLE- Three family, se­ desirable location. Features room custom designed home, listing, 3 bedroom Ranch, living dmsKt, Mat affaetiw my ■ tha luxury Ranch includes in- room, dining room, kitchen, cond mortgage to qualified ground pool, huge kitchen with include: wall-to-wall only one year old. Three THIS MKJHT BETD OR-VDU/WlOHTNEEP first floor family room, 1 1/2 MAKE UP FOR ALL NUMBERS TO MAKE miM ta taack tba aott psapW CM buyer, $38,^. Owner-Agent, all the built-ins, den with carpeting in living room,, bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths with 2 $43-2711. 6494600. bidets. First-floor family room baths, attached garage. THE AAEALSI EAT IT SAFER TO 60 OUT fireplace, 3 bedrooms, two full dining room and family room, MARTENS ALONE BECAUSE VtXI ATNI6HTIN WASH- large kitchen with built-ins, with beamed ceiling and stone Located on 100’ 200’ treed lot. baths, heated family room; 2 Many extras to stay with this SEND MV FELLA OUT IN6TON/ 44 FAMILY, $57,000, oil heat. plus garages. Wolverton Agen­ fireplace, wall-to-wall 2Vt baths, 2-car garage, house. F. J. Spilecki, Realtor, OF TOWN SO OFTEN Out ol Town- Excellent income $is,600 per cy, R ^ltors, 6492813. REALTORS THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM For Rent year. Call Mrs Pike, Broker, aluminum siding, city 6492121. 66 utilities. Call for insp^ion...... M ANCHESTER - 6 room prime neighborho( 0 4 6 -2 5 5 0 STAFFORD SPRINGS - Atten­ LARGE furnished two-room Ranch, formal dining room, city utilities, unmediate oc­ apartment in beautiful country Buelneee Property SENTRY cupancy. Low 60’s. Warren E. tion Mr. Handyman, 95 duplex, .mfiJOW'FORHBLPl fireplace, garage, walk out five-year old heating system, setting, $140 monthly pays Sole basement, large lot. Char-Bon REAL ESTATE SERVICES Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. minimum work needed. Good everything. 7424161. Agency, 643 289-4331 MANCHESTER - 6-room COLONIAL - Large front-to- INCOME Property, downtown, MANCHESTER - Five family Colonial. Large kitchen, formal back living room with investment potential. Asking ROCKVILLE - Available shows M% profit, great retire- plus 5-car garage. Excellent in­ dining room, 3 bedrooms, gar­ fireplace, formal dining room, $18,500. W. J. Barcothb, u 1 ^MANCHESTER - Four or five Realtor, 644-8000. December 1, Centrally located, S o bedroom old« home. Rural CUSTOM built, air-conditiohed, come, central location. $69,900. age. Immaculate condition. conditio two-car garage. Vinyl siding. 5 room apartment, neat, hot Estate. 6464126, 6491922. ' locationlocation. .SmallSmall hambarn anriand aar- California Ranch. Fireplaced Philbrick Agency, Realtors, $29,900. Philbrick Agency, Immaculate condition. $34,9(w. water, no appliances, one child living room, formal dining 6494200. Realtors, 6494200. Philbrick Agency, 6464200. COVENTRY - Immaculate *** age. Reduced to $37,900. Pau Raised Ranch. Family room, accepted, no pets, $155 Houeee For Sele 72 W. Dougan, Realtor, 6494535. room, modern kitchen with monthly, security, 646-1060. dining area, family room, three MANCHESTER ■ Brand fireplace, two-car garage, PORTER ST. area-7 room large bedrooms, fourth possi­ Manchester spanking new Colonial, deck, aluminum siding, large PRIME AREA - If you want featuring formal dining room, lot. Owner transferred. Asking BY HANA-BARBERA VERNON - Willow Brook Colonial, first floor paneled your children to swim in their ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully TWO-FARIILY ZONE THE FLINTSTONES Apartments, 31^ rooms at $180; family rooni, fireplaced living landscaped grounds. Marion E. living room with fireplace, mid 30’s. Evelyn Carlson, 649 own pool and play in their own This large, older home on 08%, Northeast Realty, 5 ^ 414 rooms at $205. Includes room, dining room, three Robertson, Realtor, 6495953. OPEN HOUSE kitchen including new range C O U N T y o u r s e l f '^ large backyard, call us to find West Center Street .In and dishwasher, 1 1/2 baths, 3 7907. beat, hot water, refrigerator, bedrooms, garage, $38,900. out about this fine Split-level i n f o r m a l LUCKY IF YOU SUNDAY 2-4 P.NL Manchester, is ripe for good size bedrooms. Aluminum ------V— GET TO PRAY oven-range, disposal, Ovraer, 647-1988. ^ home. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, THREE-FAMILY, $47,000. Six - ALLEY OOP BY V.T. HAMUN CLOTHES' remodeling. 7 rooms, 1% siding, aluminum storm win­ WILLINGTON - Selection of BETWEEN hwasher, wall-to-wall 6491577. air, 5 - Steam, 5 - gas. Income $5,200. Mrs. Pike, Broker, 639 baths. Close to everything and dows, screens and storm doors - two duplex Raised Ranches, THEN I THINK OhI (m I ITS that bis, ol'Z ' HE SURE IS, SQUARE DANCES rpeting, air-conditioning, MANCHESTER - New Listing, Beautifully appointed, 4- WE HAVE A BUCK WITH TH'SPOTS ON 1 MEAN-LOOKIN'' parking, swimming pools, Six-room Cape located close to 6026. in a B-zone. Now vacant and front and rear, gas (9zone) hot one with three acres, im-. // 100x190’ LOT goes with this bedroom Colonial with water heat, city utilities, mediate occupancy. The other' PROBLEM.' LOOK lighted tennis courts, basket­ schools, churches and shopping. clean 9room older home. Three ready to go at $32,000. Call THERE/ 0 ball court, ice skating, picnic Fireplaced living room, uree 50 DURANT STREET - too many features to Doris Smith... landscaped including new fully rented. Ten rooms each.; bedrooms, 2-car garage, large shrubs: Bowers School olstrict. Near UConn. $42,900. Lessenger groves, storage. No pets. Call bedrooms, move-in condition. kitchen included m thus scarce Immediate occupancy," fivd- mention so... room Ranch. $25,900. LaPenta Reasonably priced at ^,9Q0. Company, Realtors, 6498713, Vernon, 8724511 between 94, Priced in the mid 30’s. Zinsser low 30s price range. More land stop in at: weekdays, after 4, and on Agency, 6491511. Agency, Realtor, 6492440. JARVIS REALTY CO; Do call soon....Martens Agen­ 4 2 9 m . available to buy. ’T. J. Crockett, Rsaitors-MLS 643-1121 cy, Realtors, 6492550. weekends, call 872-4400. Realtors, 6491577. SEVEN-R(X)M Raised Ranch, 41 CONE STREET CENTER of RockviUe - Older MANCHESTER - Original two-family home that is truly ROCKVILLE - Three-room owners selling their home, MANCHESTER new listing. 2 1/2 baths, recreation room, GEORGIAN COLONIAL - INTDWN fireplace, ca^eting, garages, Off East Center Street the handyman’s special. One^ aprtment, heat, hot water, three large bMrooms, 2 full Colonial Cape, 1 1/2 baths, 3 Center chimney, two Immaculate 9room Ranch, apartment vacant. Asking $26,- stove, refrigerator. $135. Adults trees. Hutchins Agency, 649 and see for yourself. baths, large kitchen with built- bedrooms, second floor, new fireplaces, modern kitchen with spacious living room with 900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 649! only. Security deposit required. in oven, range and dishwasher. 5324. ' kitchen, garage, deep treed lot, built-ins, large formal dining fbeplace, good sized dining 1577.______Parking for one car. Call 649 Attractive dining area. Living rooni, front-to-back living $32,900. Hayes Agency, 6464131. room, 3 b^rooms, kitchen 9678. room with fireplace. 30s. MANCHESTER - New Dutch $43,900 room, large front foyer, den, COLUMBIA - Only $29,300. 53’ ia .-i • Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Colonial, 3 or 4 bedrooms, screened porch, four brarooms, with oven-range, and dis­ Ranch, 20’ living room, three 1W1 W Hi*, b t,Tit UJ. M. on ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, 6492813. dining roorp, family room with hwasher, one car attached W IN AT BRIDGE STRIDE 2 1/2 baths, garage. Large lot, bedrooms, full cellar, 3/4 acres, MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY acre yard, garden, $150, Five fireplace, aluminum siding, 9 WARREN L high on a hill, in one of garage. Well landscaped yard. 7% assumable mortgage. room, $135, Four rooms, $115. MANCHESTER - Older DONT RIDE car garage, wooded lot. Merritt Manchester’s finbst Good location. $32,9(io. Lessenger Company, Realtors,: Appliances included, utilities Colonial in excellent condition. To bu9 lines, schools and shop- Agency, 6491180. neighborhoods. $66,500. u « K M .n CO, MC. 6498713, 423-9291. IhA AFRAID AAONty ISn V i DO HAPPY Greenberg squeezes for big six extoa. 8724359,8 p.m. to 9 p.m. Much new work performed in­ ping from your air- HOWLAND Philbrick Agency, Realtors, WITH THAT r e v BRAMDOF DOS BDOO MANCHESTER - New 7-room V WEVe BEBMSBMNG HIAAl cluding 2 full baths, formal conditioned 6-room, im­ Realtors 6494200. 643-2M2 EAST HARTFORD - Brent- NORTH 1 dining room, three bedrooms, 2- Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 6491108 ROCKVILLE - Rockland maculate Cape. Fireplace, Robert D. Murdock, Realtor moor Road, area of fine homes!. 47654 V 4 C R R D J’e/>'ie44 Terrace Apartment, Highland car garage. $35,900. Wolverton baths, family room with MANCHESTER - Older home, 6 Lovely 3 bedroom split, large f 94 Avenue, Large and beautiful 3 Agency, Realtors, 6492813. enclosed porch, private well fireplace and patio off kitchen, town attendance that Byron The bidding has been: large rooms, immaculate con­ MANCHESTER - Neat as a pin family room with book shelves,' ♦ A73 signal for the lower suit, room, one-bedroom landscaped yard. Financing aluminum siduig, 2-car garage, Greenberg was the only focal West North East South TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 7 and 8 dition. Centrally located. $23,- is this charming 9room Cape. formal dining room, eat-in 4 K 7 S 2 clubs. It was well he did apartments, available im­ MANCHESTER-VERNON line no problem. $34,900. lovely wooded lot. Merritt player to win an event. He 14 Pass I f rooms. Newly remodeled 900. Philbrick Agency, Three bedrooms, living room, kitchen. Carpeting, many; 3 WEST EAST (D) because a diamond lead mediately, includes heat, hot - Original owner leaving state Agency, 6491180. was on the winning Swiss Pass 3 4 Pass 36 Where else can you find a 4- kitchens and baths. Large Realtors, 6494200. dining room, and rec room. extras. Financing available. 4 2 4KQJ10983 would have given Byron water, carpeting, air- and can give immediate oc­ team, playing with Gerald Pass 36 Pass 3N.T. month young house for private yard. Immaculate con­ Wall-to-wall caipet and pane' Forties! LaPoll Company,; YQ63 Y2 three diamond tricks. conditioning, all appliances, cupancy on this three bedroom MANCHESTER - 95, 9famUy, Pass 4 4 Pass 56 $32,500? 'Three bedrooms, 2 ^ dition throughout. Garages. CAPE - Six rooms, wall-to-wall walls. Asking ^1,900. Zinsnsser Realtors, 5691030. )) 4QJ852 464 Michaud of Wichita. ‘ Unfortunately it didn’t help with dishwasher and disposal. Ranch with 2-car garage, kitchen, living room, dining Byron’s four notrump over- Pass 6 6 Pass. 0 , baths, fully applianced Central location. $49,500. carpeting. Wooded lot. Near Agency, 6491511. (.( 49864 4QJ10 him at all. Byron won the Private terrace and pool, m m fireplaced living room, large room, 2 bedrooms, each unit, 2- Philbrick Agency, Realtors, h o sp itaf $29,900. Philbrick (XILUMBIA - country kitchen, SOU’TH, call of East’s four-spade club with his ace; led a club ■you, South, hold; $165. 8724360, 5 2 9 ^ . kitchen with dii&g area. Near kitchen, carport, pool, tennis car garage. Merritt Agency, AR J 6S VK832 9K 104 «63 6494200. Agency^ Realtors, 646-4200. THREE BRAND new large living room, both 4 a preempt was not Blackwood. to dummy’s king and ruffed a acre lot. Low 40s. Wolverton courts, etc. 6491180. ««*;.. ««»»«>»** What do you 4o now? Colonials. Lots of extras in­ carpeted, plus 3 rooms, 1 1/2 ▼ AKJ10875 It was just a demand to club. Then he ran off the rest VERNON - Like new, duplex, at Agency, Realtors, 6492813. A — Pass happily. You asked CIRCA 17M - Antique Colonial RANCH - Two years old, 6 1/2 cluded and priced to sell in time batns,^ar^insulated 4 K109 partner to bid a suit «dT his trumps. The last trump 83 Skinner Rd., freshly MANCHESTER - Three- your partner to bid six and he recently restored. Seven rooms, large country kitchen, for your very Merry Christ­ WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU 4A3 Gerry bid five clubs and lead squeezed West out of decorated, two-bedrooms, bedroom Cape, rec room, has obliged. STEPHENS REALH fireplaces, summer kitchen, 13x21’, 3 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, mas. All have gas hot water W . OwnCT, 22936UK ’ North-South vulnerable after ^ron went to five protection for his queen-jack kitchen with appliances, living OPEN HOUSE carpeting, fireplace, extras. TODAY'S QUESTION new bath^. kitchen. ’Two-car first-floor family room, garage. heat. For more information call hearts Gerry raised him to of'diamonds because he room, bath, basement, parking. 040-1207 Mid 30’s. $900 down to qualified Wett North East South You have the same hand except garage. Philbrick Agency, $38,900. Philbrick Agency, t h e ___Martens Agency, COLUMBIA - Holiday occupan­ six. It was obvious to Gerry could not throw away the Heat included. $230 monthly. 94 HENRY ST. veteran. Warren E. Howland, cy, 9bedroom Ranch. Two-car 46 4N.T. that Byron was showing a that you hold the ace, not the Realtors, 6494200. Realtors, 6494200. Realtors, 6492550. 54 nine of clubs and Byron made Call 8793487, if no answer call MANCHESTER - $29,900, six- Realtors, 6491108. oversized garage. Completely Pass Pass 5V very strong hand. three diamond tricks and his king, of hearts. The bidding pro­ Seturdey, Sundey, 1-8 Pass 6? 8724333. room Cape, Byron. Rd. renovated. Excellent location. Pass Pass contract. ceeds 4he same way up to three Carpeting, fireplacb, eat-in Low taxes. Mid 30’s. Petrus Pass Byron won the spade lead spades What do you do now? ffiN OUdOSON GOUMUL and played out ace, king and (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) HEBRON - 4-room apartment kitchen, 3 bedrooms and dining Realty, 2293777. Opening lead—28 Answer Monday and bath, country living, city We are now 100% complete room, or 4th bedroom. Garage. another trump. East who had conveniences, next to a and ready for immediate oc­ Treed lot. Helen D. Cole, REDWOOD FARMS BOLTON - Beautiful Contem­ played the eight of spades at Answer to Previous Puzzle bubbling stream. $170 per Realtor, 643-6666, 6492482. trick one carefully discarded cupancy. Stop and see this porary Ranch, 10 reems, 2,1/2 By Oswald It James Jacoby S t a t e s i d e w month. Deposit required. beautiful new home in one of baths, fieldstone fireplace, the three and then the nine of Children welcome, no pets. Call MANCHESTER - Relax and sunken living room, large tber- spades. Manchester’s finest enjoy life in this delightful Cape OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1-4 P.M. ACROSS Colorado 6464776. mopane windows, on 11/2 acres The Tulsa regionals at­ West read this pair of dis­ 2 Italian city neighborhoods. Cod home on Porter Street. tracted such a large out-of- cards as a suit preference 1 Florida's tree, m s With 10 mile view. $48,500. sabal— 3 Coins in Rome .ROCKVILLE - First floor, four- Front-to-back living room with Philbrick Agency, Realtors, SCalUomia 4 "Pine Tree room apartment. All utilities, F.J. SPILECKI fireplace, formal dining room, 2 6494200. discovery State" bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, and a 9 Massachusetts' 5Girl (dial.) appliances. Immediately Realtor 6492121 6 Baltimore — available. $175 monthly. Phone lovely enclosed porch. Only one tree Frank Spilecki - Bob Gorman COLUMBIA - Immediate oc­ SHORT RIBS BY F^ANK O’NEAL 12ConUnent 7 Fast season 8793749 after 4 p.m. car is necessary as shopping cupancy, spotless two-bedroom 13 Region 8 Philistine I and public transportation is jun mSM ONE TUIHSFOH you MEN f, ' WE HELP THE SAME NAPONAL' deity I Bib. 1 MANCHESTER - Four famUy Ranch. Fireplace, dining room, TH£ 6M£ li 14 Farm sound VERNON - 4-room apartment, around the corner. (Quality built m in e VOU WERE (ZJNSlSTENT/p^ RANKINS A a YEAR LONG, , D 15 Lad 9 Like a quack home in the center of town, full cellar. Additional land and to Booty 31 European 46 New England! refrigerator, stove, washer and and carefully kept. Priced to barns available. Low 30’s. StASOA/ 17 Cooking excellent condition throughout STAR GA*ElC*0 utensil 11 Insect stream state lab.) dryer. After 5 p.m, 646-4203. sell at ^,900. Call Doris Smith, Petrus Realty, 2293777. SOVER/ -By CXAYIL POLLAN------16 Regal home 33 Knight's 47 Margarine with four large rooms each Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, AMIS LIIRA 18 Venetian red apartment. Excellent estate X Your Daly AcLMty Guido M 19 EUrpart 20l4)bed covering 48 Epochs VERNON AREA - Three large MLS,'6491l21. HUT, WAX. II SEfT. 22 H 21 Jewish monUi 22 Theater escort 35 Lasso 50 Persia builder. $65,000. Wolverton SQL 'I According to Iht Sian, Ti 24 Mimicker 40Basisof lipne 5t Fall month bedrooms, poking provided. 1 ly To develop message for Sunday, ocf. 11^ 1 23CorrelaUveof Agency, Realtors, 6492813. , 9 9 914 neither 25 Italian river tissue lab.) Basqment. Children fust fine. MANCHESTER — Rockledge NY 13437-41-49.^. 43 Term in 22-2839 read words corresponding to numbers 595975 24 Swiss river 26 Lawyer's fees 52 Essential $140.97-19. R e n ^ , $ffi fee, 549 section. Beautiful 5-bedroom WHiia cookery CUSTOMIZED CAPE, lovely TAURUS of your Zodiac birth siga 27 On the briny 28 Dismay (var.l being 6980. Split, has living room with I 1 You SCOtPIO* 30 Head I Fr. I 45 Dried plum 55 High card corner lot in established NBUUNMTN a u l m 31 Incroou 61 Aftoirs 29 Lacerate wiUi firraiace, dining room, kitchen ZRtfuse 32 Arttntion 62 O f ocr. 22 f neighborhood, tastefully IW H9D11 L i^UAYlO (he teeth , with all appli^ces including 3Thlt 33Plons 63 Full NOY. 11'= 32 Deliver a I r - r r " r J- f 6 i li II VERNON - Mollern one decorated, centrall(f air- «i1 Chwfe H, Tn I . QvU-I916-S5i 4 You'll 34 You'll 64 A bedroom apartment, nice, con­ dishwasher and disposal, waif J i 5 It 35 Papers 65 Todoy, , 15394852/: sermon conditioned, gas heat, 3 or 4 ^82-7976 34 Located 12 13 14 venient location, $145 monthly to-wall carpeting, rec room, 3Mi Wanted-Reel Eetete 77 6 Pcopit 38 Your 66 Expeisset I6977-8138L bedrooms, fireplace, porch. BY ROY CRANE eiMlNI 7B« 37 RKtivo 67 Service SAGITTARIUS 36 Dinner course 17 includes heat, hot water, stove, baths, large lot. Priced right. BUZZ SAWYER 37 Mouth roof 15 16 Asking $34,900. Owner, 6 tt-< ^ . 8 Anxious 38 ElfkicrKy 68 Budget HOY. and refrigerator. 647-1113, Call Mitten'Agency, Realtors, SELLING your home or 20 9 A 39Doy 69 To 38 Wander i4 tt io 6434930. lO A 40 Inoicottd 70 Your DEC. 39 Bellow SIX-room beautiful Raised acreage? For prompt friendlv S T E P S o m e b o d y g o t o t h e 11 Today 41 Special 71 Today ROCKVILLE ROCKER - A f ' ; 9 7- 843 19293942^ 41 BryUionic sea 21 23 Ranch, two fireplaces, two-car service, call Louis Dimock IT, GUYS, BARN AND TURN ON H/5954-71 12 Sharp 42 Person 72 Credit 65.7887-891, god acre of land, all you own with PORTER ST. area - im­ Realty, 6499823. 13'Fovon 43 To 73 Mechanical 42 Moths 24 26 26 IT 2S 29 X 31 araae. too many extras to LOAD THE THE FLOODLIGHT. CANCU« 44 By 74 Rendered this 5-room apartment. maculate 7 room Colonial, gar­ 14 Rolhor OkPMCORN 44 Faux pas ■ iSt.Cail Peterm an, Realtor, STEERS. JUNE 21 ISButintsi 45 For 75 Now DEC. 22 32 33 34 35 Children accepted. $150. 9930. AilLfiiAiB age, trees, privacy. Hutchins *QAS HEAT i8 Taking 48Artentlon 76 Problems 46 5th president ow w n . 15G RALPH RD. MANCHESTER •FIREPLACE ALL CASH for your property JULY 22 Rentex, $ffi fee, 5494980. Agency, Realtors, 6495324. 17 To 47 Complete 77 For JAli. 11 and family u 37 *(3ARAQE •LIVING ROOM WITH within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 7811 1-294741,'T ; 49 Get up instant service. Hayes Agency, 4 ^ 2 9 4 0 4 5 ISavt 48Moy MANCHESTER - Two homes •f a m il y r o o m IVAuItt 49 In 79 Might 69-79to34V& 53 Pub wew 31 39 STORRS area - On Route 44-A. MANCHESTER - 6 1/2 room •Price *46,800^ BEAMED CEILING so And 80 Liking 40 for the price of one. Mother, 6490131. ZOGtntrout AQUARIUS 54 Humans Brand new duplex, wall-to-wall Ranch. Fireplace, rec room, •DININQ ROOM *VA BATHS LIO 21 Orgonin 51 And 81 Drastic 56 Weight of 42 44 Dad, Sister, Brother can have ) JULY II S2Show 82 Shoddy JAN. 20 43 -carpeting. 3 bedrooms, full bath immediate occupancy. Shbur- •TREED LOT *DEN WE WILL buy your house for 22 Fusty India their own 9room apartment in L.A06.11 23 Con 53 Change 83 Work fEO. It 57 Secular 46 47 48 49 50 SI 52 on second floor, half bath first ban location. City utilities. $30,- 24Rtduco 54 Procedures 84 Today this (residence A) west side cash. Call anytime. Hutchins I912-31..!^d 58 Snoozes floor, large Uvihgroom, kitchen 900. Hayes Agency, 6490131. Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. i2l-2535-51 ZSPtftonol 55 Core 85 Occur S3 54 55 neighborhood. Oversized Cape ZINSSER AGENCY 595888 28Sonnt 56 Straighten 86 For 57497935I 59 Distress signal with dinette area, all with everything, big livinc 27 You 57 Your 87 Need ' risen 60 Domestic sT 57 51 MANCHESTER - Englewood 646-1S11 VIROO 28 UnfociiMd 58 Out BBRevitlotl slave. « appliances, stove, self-cleaning room, big kitchen, big i SELLING your property? Call FEE. I» oven, double door refrigerator, Drive, Cape. 6 rooms, 3 or 4 us first. We’ll buy yqur home 29Poymenl 59 Core 89 Be 6t Grafted (her.) $9 60 4l in porch, big lot, big 2-car. gar­ BOEkkfly 8QNKettlly 90 Effort WAR. 20' ^ ^ ^ 1 dishwasher, disposal, full base­ bedrooms, near everything. DIRECTIONS: From Hartford 1-84, to Silver Lane, Eaat Hartford. Silver Lane to Manchester. Right on to immediately at a fair price, all 12/2 DOWN age. See it - you’ll believe it. in N 91927-32 2-17-24.36 ment #ith wasner-diyer IhxA- LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 6tt- Hlllstown Rd. (Past Pathmark), second left on to Redwood Rd., then toft on to Ralph Rd. * cash. Call Lou Arruda, 644-1539, J^GooJ (^Advetii ^^Neumt 1 Loveland — . INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I the 30’s. F. J. Spilecki, 2440. fo» eeeeeeee»e»»eeeeeeeeeeeeeeee»eeeeeeeeeeee»e#ee»eeeeee»eeeee»eeeeee#eeeee»eeeeeeeeeee4N I t i L72-89W SW f e 443283U, ups. Rent $250. Call W-TZU. Realtors, 6492121. ' . Amida Realty.

i: . t PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 1, 1973 Police Report imimmmmmVerno n . Series Planned Schools to Make Road Closed >' School Lunches Finley St. will be closed to salad, bread and butter, pud­ The following lunches will be ding. Milk is served with all MANCHESTER through traffic during daytime On the Occult S atellite Study served in the Vernon schools Marjorie Randall Lavllee, 25, hours Monday, Tuesday, and next week. meals. ^ of 152 Loomis St. was charged Wednesday while crews of the 'The Rev. Waiter Martin of Monday: Frankfurts on roll, The Radio Amateur Satellite with larceny, fourth degree, in Town Highway Department Briarcliffe Manor, N.Y., who is satellite comunications. ’This baked beans, stewed tomato, Defense Funds repair a culvert there. Corp (AMSAT) in conjunction ■J connection with alleged shoplif­ considered an authority oh can be obtained from NASA for pears. WASHINGTON (AP) - The The. closing will be in effect with the Pioneer Valley ting at King’s Department comparative, religion in use in local school systems. Tuesday: Italian spaghetti House approved a 974.5-blllion Store Friday.' She is scheduied from 7:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. each America and the occult, will RepeaterAssociafion (PVRA), Scheduled demonstrations with meat sauce, spinach, roll, American Radio Relay League defense appropriation bill after to appear at Circuit Court 12, day. conduct a series of lectures on are set for Iliing Junior High , mixed fruit. and NASA will pajticlpate in a turning aside a proposed Manchester, Dec. 17. Traffic will be permitted on the occult in the Manchester School Monday from 9:30 -11:30 Wednesday: Porketts, 93.5 billion spending cut and August E. Pezzenti, 18, of 31 either side of the culvert, which area next week. community involvement a.m. in the auditorium and applesauce, mashed potato, program next week,in retaliation against Arab nations Marshall Rd. was charged with is located near the road to the The Rev. Mr. Martin will Tuesday at Manchester High peas, bread and butter, ginger­ Manchester schools. for their oil boycott. Also two counts of larceny, third old rifle range. speak Sunday at 10:30 a.m. at School, Rm. 225, 10:30 - 11:15 bread with topping, PVRA will present a defeated was an amendment degree, and three counts of the Presbyterian Church on a.m. Schedules must be planned Thursday: Juice, grinders, demonstration which will In­ that would have trimmed U.S. burglary, third degree, in con­ Spruce St. and at 7:30 p.m. at to coincide with the passing of potato chips, fruit jello. armed forces by 22,000 men and nection with breaks at gasoline the Baptist Fellowship in clude, setting up a ground the OSCAR 6 satellite over the Friday; Super fish, tri-taters. satellite terminal for the women. stations. Columbia. His topic at both ser­ area. Further school scheduling amateur satellite OSCAR 6 and VERNON Woman Injured, vices is “ The Occult is anticipated later in the week. Revolution.” will hold around-the-world com­ More information can be ob­ Emilio H. Poulin, 57, of 59 munications on the scene. Struck by Car Monday, he will speak at 7:30 tained from Bill Dunkerly of Prospect St., Rockville, was The AMSAT program has Jeanne Brown of 20G Spencer p.m. at the Wesleyan Church, the ARRL (666-1541), Bruce charged with evading respon­ worked out a school curriculum St. is in satisfactory condition Cider Mill ,Rd., Ellington, on Marcus of PVRA (646-1390), or sibility in connection with an for use to .teach students fun­ unson^s at Manchester Memorial “Tools of the Occult: Ouija, Dr. Alfred Tycheson of the accident at Park and School damental physics, math, elec­ Sts. Friday afternoon. The Hospital today with injuries she Tarot, etc.” Manchester Board of Educa­ tronics, etc., in connection with tion. driver of the other car was ■ received when she was struck On Dec. 9, *he will speak at 4 Candy Kitchen Roger J. Flaherty of Enfield. l?y an automobile as she was p.m. at the Presbyterian Rev. Walter Martin walking along Spencer St. near Church, Rt. 31S, North Coven­ Poulin is scheduled to appear in Whure QuaUty Candy la Made Freih DaUy Circuit Court 12, Rockville, Squire Village. try, onj^strology: Biblical and- College during the week. Dec. 18. A companion, Valerie J. C onten^rary,” and at 7:30 The current interest in Bolton Cbooae From Over 200 Variettet Roche, of 79 E. Middle Tpke. p.m. at the Church of the witches, Satan worshipers, for­ was treated at the hospital and Nazarene on Main St. about tune tellers, gurus and yoga Fresh from the kitchens of Munson’s-Our About Town released. “Witchcraft and Satanism.” prompted the sponsoring Police have not completed His appearance at the Church churches to invite the Rev. Mr. Reservations close today for their investigation of the acci­ of the Nazarene is being co­ Martin to come to the area to New Charter Unit PEANUT BRinLE dent, which occurred about 6:30 the Army and Navy Club sponsored by Trinity Covenant put these things into the Jumbo Virginian peanuts cooked to a golden p.m. Friday. Church. Auxiliary Christmas party and perspective of the Bible. brown and pure dairy butter combined to maSp may be made with Lucille A car involved in the accident He will also conduct seminars The guest speaker has served Reyotes Proposals this a cool weather tradition. McCollum, 649-5800; or Patricia was driven by Norman Maw- at Coventry House, Lewis Hill for six years as associate Jerome, 649-2636. son, 46, of East Hartford. Rd., Coventry, tonight and Sun­ professor of Biblical studies at DONNA HOLLAND members, all elected, because " >. day night on “Overview of the King’s College, Briarcliffe, Correspondent of trouble in reaching a Cults” and from Dec. 7 through Mr. and Mrs. John B. Harkins N.Y. He has authored nine full- 644-0375 quorum. Dec. 9 on “Overview of the Oc­ length books and numerous ar­ of 77 Timber Trail will be hst cult.” The New Charter Revisions and hostess Sunday from 2 to 5 Fire Calls ticles and was a contributing Commission has revoted the Other lectures will be .given editor to “Eternity” magazine decisions of the original com­ The commission revoted to p.m. at Lutz Junior Museum. at the University of Connec­ change the amount of an ap­ This fall’s puppetry class will TODAY for five years. “Time” called mission members. The new Smoke coming from fuse box ticut, Mansfield Depot, him “a research polemicist group took action at a recent propriation the Board of present “Puppet Party” at 3 Glastonbury, Storrs, amd Finance can approve without p.m. 'The class is conducted by at Oak St., 10:24 a.m. No fire. who brought peace and not a meeting. (Town Fire Department) Eastern Connecticut State sword.” The decisions, which wiil be calling a town meeting from the Mrs. Mary Ellen Linderman. present 92,000 to 93,000. They presented to townspeople for ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL 64M332 also approved that any ap­ approval at a later date, include OPEN DAILY and SUNDAY till 8:00 P.M. propriation of 950JMX) or over raising the number of Candy Also Available For Fund Raisins In Memoriam must go to a referendum Bolton selectmen from the present (voting machine). three to five. ’This will give the In loving memory of our son and town more representation and In laving memory of Mary Bartok who brother, Pete Ellsworth, who passed will give the executive office passed away December 2, 1970. away December 1, 1969. John Morianos, representing John Flek Resigns more power. The five-man the Zoning Board of Appeals, Though her smile has gone forever. Loving Thoughts and silent tears, board, if approved, will do And her hand we cannot touch, Mark the passing of the years. told the commission .that the We will never lose sweet memories, Time takes away the edge of grief, away with unnecessary town board presently has five Of the one we loved so much. But memories turn back every leaf. Family Life Post meetings although necessary Grandchildren members and three alternates, David Morsey, Eileen Collett! Always Remembered, ones will still be held. If action all elected. and Karen Reed The Ellsworth Family taken by the selectmen is op­ Bolton schools. John Flek has resigned from posed residents will have the ’The board meets only when a the Family Life Committee The new executive committee right of petition to overturn the In loving memory of Mary Bartok who is made up of Ester Haioburdo, variance is requested. Its We wish to thank all our friends, passed away December 2, 1970. which he has served as chair­ selectmen’s decision. deciding votes are cast tin neighbors and relatives for their man. Bunnie Placco,--^^arilyn The commission will recom­ heartfelt kindness arid sympathy shown Though her smile has gone forever Breslow and Susan Smith. executive session with the final during our recent bereavement. The And her hand we cannot touch. Flek’s resignation, effective mend to its drafting committee decision and the reason for the many cards and flowers formed a lasting We will never lose sweet memories. immediately, was accepted by In accepting Fiek’s resigna­ that a published agenda tribute that will always be remembered. Of the one we loved so much. tion, the Family Life Com­ decision made public. Mrs. Harold V. Heffron Grandchildren the commmittee at a special precede each selectmen’s and Family David Morsey, Eileen ColletU mittee commended him for and Karen Reed meeting Thursday. meeting. Morianos is also a member of The group appointed an work in coordinating meetings Charter members also the charter commission. executive committee to serve and preparation of resource revoted to approve combining The group elected Mrs. Helen I as the coordinating agency in materials for committee use. the Zoning Board and Planning Bevins secretary. its efforts to evolve a family He has served two and a half Commission. 'They recommend ' life curriculum for use in years. a nine-member, all-elected Chairman Harold Laws board. Commission members canceled all December OPEN HOUSE feel there is much duplication meetings and informed com­ of time and effort with the pre­ mission members that their Coventry sent separate groups. ’They also next meeting would be held TOMORROW learned that in many instances Jan. 9 at 8 p.m. at the Town meetings had to be postponed Hall. because of a lack of a quorum. Sun., Dec. 2nd., 1-5 P.M. I Board Ready To End Members will recommend to Laws also appointed the the drafting committee that it following chairmen for the is their concensus that it should commission’s drafting com­ BROWSERS WELCOMED! ! School Smoking Ban explore approval by the mittee: himself, Samuel Teller selectmen on major matters and John Esche. MONICA SHEA representatives, the program that come before the combined Look U 8 over for 4 hours tomorrow, m Dr. Hardy had established to commission, especially as At its next meeting the com­ Correspondent mission will meet with the T urquoise and Blue Zircon, 742-9495 stop smoking in the lavatories regards zoning changes. Go at your own pace. “Show and| was a good program but did not Charter members also Library Board and the Fire appropriate birthstonps for Tell,” nothing will be for sale, b u t! The Board of Education at its solve the problem. The revoted to change the Public Commission. December because of their meeting Thursday warned for representatives said the Building Commission from the blue/green snow colors. Top the deletion of the section of qualified decorators wiil be on hand ■ teachers did not like patrolling present six members to seven to bottom: turquoise, $44; board policy which forbids the bathrooms and were op­ to direct you, and heip soive your I smoking on the school grounds posed to Dr. Hardy’s program. twin zircons, $120; zircon by the students. ’This pieans They also said that in a survey CEILINGS with i f diamonds, $670. In decorating probiems... ! that the board could vote on this that they conducted of parents TOWN OF MANCHESTER 14 K gold. Easy Payments at its next meeting, and a last summer, the parents who DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND positive vote would allow the answered the questionnaire PUBLIC WORKS REPLACEMENT OPEN EVERY I board to establish a smoking were in favor of establishing a NOTICE OF serving Connecticut homemakers since 1909 ESTIMATES area at the high school for the smoking area, two to one. They SAND DELIVERY m KITE’til 9 10th, 11th and 12th grade said that a large majority of the The Highway Division will students. The smoking area students, both smokers and non- deliver a sand — salt mixture RERNARD A . JEWELWS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 would be established on a' trial smokers alike, were in favor of for home owners use in connec­ LOZIER blau basis only. a ismoking area. tion with snow and ice control. 050 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER Sat ’til 5:30 furniture stores A subcommittee composed of Dr. Hardy stated that the Town personnel will fill the 649-4464 • Hartford • Nsw Britain • MkMMown ‘.VdOietOAn Olfl S.T,L".'V M..nr.hpstef Dr. Donald Hardy, Milton 346-6606 368-5300 643-4159 teachers may not be happy with home owner’s metal or wood Wilde, two teachers, two board the program, but that they were containers at the curb line or OPEN SUN. members, two non-smoking doing a good job and he was in road edge. 1 1> 5 PJl lor 1115 MAIN STREET ■ students and two smoking favor of maintaining the pre­ CONTAINER'S SIZE SHALL Browsers Only MANCHESTER ■ students would establish the sent system. He says the BE LIMITED TO 5 GALLON • 643-4159 • I rules for the smoking area. system has improved the con­ CAPACITY. Tomorrow According to the student ditions in the lavatories and Home owner shall be respon­ that he was oppos^ to the crea­ sible for placing and removing tion of a smoking area. said containers on the Thomas Hill asked how the scheduled delivery day. “HOLIDAY at the board could spend sums of Schedule money to discourage smoking If your scheduled refuse and then allow it to happen. collection day is on: Tony Felice stated that in the Wednesday and Saturday HOMESTEAD” recent election the main topic Monday and Thursday ' of discussion was the problem Tuesday and Friday ^ in the lavatories, and that the Sand — Salt ‘ \ people he talked to during the Delivery Date 00 campaign were two to one in Monday - December 3 favor of creating a smoking Tuesday - December 4 area if that would solve the Wednesday - December 5 problem. F O R D E S I ^ In the event of inclement Those voting in favor of war­ weather or incomplete delivery^ Come to the Cheney Homestead, 106 Hartford ning to delete the no smoking on any of the above dates, Road, tomorrow and relive a bit of Christmas Maraschino red cherries, mint flavored policy were Joan Lewis, Tony delivery scheduled will be post­ green cherries, dubonnet black cherries, Felice, Robert Walsh, Fran poned one week. past. Open 12 Noon to 5 o’clock. Enjoy old almond nuts and almond flavor. A Morrone and Dick Ashley. Jay Giles time refreshments and music. See Those opposed were Sue Director of delightful pink ice cream chock full of Brainard and Thomas ill. demonstrations of hand craftsmanship and an fruits and nuts. ’Tis our annual Public Works 1850 sewing machine. See Christmas Christmas treat to you! decorations of the period (C. 1780) with costumed hostesses to show you about. But Shjodif'jjisfL Open most of all enjoy the beautiful Homestead the f. Cheneys left for Manchester to enjoy.always. All Day WESTOWirPHIUnUCY * TWO OONVBNIEMT LOCATIONS B t • * 44A - Open Dally «id Sim-; Pa^J^e Blanch - Mon. thru Sat. Sunday. ADMISSION *1. (Jrtm and Bernice,Bteg) Chlldran 16 yeara or under free whan with paranta. No charge lor mambars of All Msdicinsi Ssrvicss Avallsbis' Ihe Mancheater Hlatorical Society- 455 HARTFORD ROAD ^ 643^5230

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The government is doing something to protect kids from toys that are dangerous. In 1970, the Child Protection and Toy Safety Law went into effect. This law gave the Food and Drug Administration (a special part or agency of the government) the power to take off the market toys and other children’s things that could be harmful. While the government is doing what it can about dangerous toys, you and your parents cah help by carefully picking your toys. Your age and size are important. The ages of the other children in the family are important, too. What might be safe for one Bio^cles are the cause of most toy injimes^ Be certain you know the child might not be safe for another. safety rules and pick out a bike that is the proper size! ^ Children and adults can help by piddng toys wisely. Here are ideas for a safe and happy playtime! 2 ^

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Sit or stand still while Avoid shooting games playing a musical instru­ S^tes, sleds and snow Check for labels on cloth such as darts and ar­ ment. A fall could cause discs are fun, but know products. Look for the Don’t pick toys that rows, unless parents can a bad mouth injmy. the safety rules. ^‘flamle resistant” notice. make a lot of noise. supervise.

Toys should be put Don’^^ ask for toys that Don’t leave indoor toys away on shelves or in Check instructions. Be are really for someone outdoors at night. The boxes so they will not Riding in your new sure you understand older. Wait and you’ll' dampness v may cause get broken or cause, wagon'is fun, but stay them . enjoy them more later. damage. accidents. out of the street. V. Christmas Puzzle-le-do' “ CHRISTMAS , Super Sport: Tom Landry Safe Toy Reminders for ACROSS >97i ^ 3. A burro. < Tom Landry figured out Younger Children! the winning formula a long 5. House for f T l time ago, and he has used it horses. to become one of the most These mles are good for chil­ A baby sheep. rf\ GH1i:tinCj5 successful coaches in profes­ dren of all ages, but older children A bird that m ' : ‘973 sional football. His Dallas can help Mom by keeping an eye . stands for Cowboys have won a Simer on their younger brothers and sisters. You should make peace. Bowl and made the NhL certain the toy they play with: playoffs for six years in a >OOOQOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO( row .. Before turning to • is not poisonous. DOWN A lth o u g h coaching, Landry was an • is too large to be swallowed. o n ly fo u r m 3m m % outstanding player. H e 1. Person who o • does not have parts that could come off and be looks after are shown o starred at Texas University here, there o and was an All-Pro defen­ stuck into ears, noses or mouths. sheep. o 2. One who runs are twelve sive back with the New. • does not have sharp edges or points. different o York Giants. Landry grew an inn. OAOp *8 U9 U1 9 8 IM ' f o • does not have parts which could pinch fingers or MOD Christm as A N S W E R B O X iCaquop -g o up in Mission, Texas. He is catch hair. 4. Smart men. qiu«i 9 jodooinnit seals this 7. A large animal '9 pjaqdaqa ‘x o deeply religious. He is mar­ year. They ried. and has three children! • does not have a plastic bag that could fit over the that moos. re p re se n t head. the twelve days of Mini Do: Snowman Mobile Chi^tm as. Scramble-le^doT Toys You will need: (y ) Mini Jokes • construction paper • glue Bench is Seals Chairman See if you can unscramble these words! • scissors • 36" string or \s A'eW ^1. Hod ...... 7. bnea gab ...... 0,1 -VhvnK yam Johnny Bench is this year’s /I^i sVie can national honorary chairman for I be repaired^ 2. ck sb o l...... ;...... • 8. teydd b re a ...... 4iie 1973 Christmas Seals Cam­ o o o o Q o ' ' I 1. Cut out 6 circles, all the same size. paign. Johnny is the star catcher for 3. retoosc ...... 9. rckngoi roshe ... the Cincinnati Reds. In Decem­ ■ ber 1972, he was operated on for Si ■- 4. redgil ...... h. 10. wbo dna rraow a very rare lung disease. No one Aim s knows just where he caught it, mNi Ck . fVV^ but he recovered in time for w rTv^ 5. e a te ts .. -...... 11. teppup ...... spring training in March 1973. 0 vCom,.w e _ o w n W \\e. neoNN^ 2. Lay 3 cir­ The American Lung Associa­ PO cles in a line 4. Glue 3 cir­ s v a v n ^ 6. cy tircei...... 12. labl ...... with a little 3. Glue the cles on top of tion sells Christmas seals to s p a c e b e ­ string across ,the ones at­ raise money to fight lung' di^ 0 0 tween each die 3 circles. tached to the ' «woqAin(3 0 j -g apXou) -9 jayooos -9 eases and air pollution. 0 A N S W E R B O X .la d d n d -it -raaqXppo} -g 9 one. string. I puB A*oq -Qi .Si^noaq ' i -iap!I> > floP ‘I u Yam Tree Decoration W K 'ile vou r ftuppY 15 lee+hinoi. Mini DoT A Christmas Tree b o y t o i r n 4-OyS- Whatyou’Uneed: What you’ll need: liquid laundi^ starch scissors X/vlha+ Njoulrneed "Vo maV,e 10 cooVsies • wax paper pencil glue •'k cup butter •^egg • yam white paper X-f he has +oys, he wen’T xxmstmction paper •|cup sugar • \1^\espcx^^i\< chew up your pad's slippers. ? 2 T^spoon vcinulQ \ ^ 'fVivna tAour A A & Vlhat to d o * ^ 1. R oll 3 cones. Make thmn 3 different \ Mei-V butter. 1. Draw a holiday picture on sizes. the paper. Make certain all 2. Place wax paper over your m 2 /^«;\^|^er,suqar,e9g,m<\kani parts are connected to each picture. M Q V ' ' "Vo r(>('<.Aure o(\i rf\iXv\vp axA ^ per (Qj carefully. P ut on ■. - a hook and hang 5. Deobrate your J-Cu'V CUT jwrt'Q cutter- ^ 3. Soak yam in laimdry starch. it on your tree. 3. Curl up the paper Th I s wV\V on the bottom of tihe trOe with paper l-^aV-e (n30O oven -fcr \2 OMncrtcs. H Place it over your drawn lines. decorations. Make certain all lines connect. ’Dud hftppy cones. MAi'.CMiiSTKR, CONN., MONDAY, D1 Fede r - State Mot Weather J .z Animal Gasless Si of the By The Associated I e Connecticut motorists seem to hav( weekend of a voluntary ban on Su Week: . without too much trouble, according b ficials and state police. Tlie Tapir Traffic Sunday was about 25 per volume, said Alex Parley, spokesmar branch of the American Automobile The tapir (TAY-per) is an animal that looks like Parley said a special telephone number to help Indepe a big pig, but it is no kin to the pig family. It lives in motorists needing gasoline was Petrole busy throughout the weekend, —And Central and Souths America and Southeast Asia', in t. but none^of the callers had ac­ Service .S i ; tually run out of fuel. State warmei wooded or grassy areas near streams. It eats plants as police also said they received there it moves about at night. It is a good runner, diver and 5% • 5 1 few calls from stranded D ecen motorists. temper swimmer. When it walks, it keeps its snout close to the Expressway service areas above a were open Sunday, but gasoline FortI ground. The animal above is a baby tapir, born in wasn’t sold, officials said. so far, t Brazil. It will lose its stripes when it gets older. In other developments; this ye —Sen. Abraham Ribicoff, D- saving ( Conn., told President Nixon’s cent Si new energy czar, William calculai . 5 0 Simon, that 21 Navy tankers A deg Entertainment:, Dan ny Bonaduce should be taken out of a base mothballs and pressed into ser­ differer Danny Bonaduce is the vice bringing oil to New temper 14-year-old star in the "‘Par­ England from fte Southern and For exj Western United States. a day tridge Family.” His father, —Ribicoff also said he have 35 mother arid older brother thought Simon was a good - ’The choice to "grab the loose helm Comme are professional television and bring some badly needed light Cl writers. He also has an older direction to the country’s reversa energy policies.” Former that the sister and another older Colorado Gov. John Love had ty the 1 brother. been Nixon^s top energy ad­ visor. Danny has done a lot of 22 —U.S. Rep. Robert H. Steele, work on behalf of the vic­ R-Conn., said Simon soon would \ visit Connecticut to evaluate tims of cerebral palsy. He the energy problem facing the K has taken part in many state. —State Insurance Com­ telethons throughout the missioner Thomas White said a \ country. reduction in highway traffic because of the gasoline shor­ An eighth grader, Danny’s outside, interests in­ tage could bring auto insurance Seen clude riding his minibike and his horse. He likes pets rates down. But if the crisis later tl and owns a guinea pig, a cat and a basset hound. forces plants to close for long Middle periods. White said, fire in­ ’Thed '^^^-Bonaduces live in W^oodland Hills, California. surance rates would rise Kigging, because the sprinkling systems jjjg His birthday is August 13. in the cold buildings would have Pfeg^^e to drained, increasing the of Pakii potential for fire damage. Egypt.' Try’N FindTChristmas decorations White added that most did not drivers don’t have sufficient in­ tour of Christmas decoration words" are hidden in this block surance to cover four or five Noveml of letters. They run across and down. See how many A Sceria fom passengers, meaning that if Infon you can find. they drive in car pools they undersc should increase their insurance plans fi ,^ C t2 V coverage. were s VoWn n n c m r pvncVies —Connecticut homeowners iJnited i WREATH S T B yj'innie. Wai+er should be able to keep their diplom oxNd poKes» and houses warm all winter if they Damasc loves SurprTses. take conservation steps and if CIGQP F Z R F ■reels and shakes generall ones vn-te'cested, the weather isn’t worse than refused pacKof^es .one eNen last year, said Raymond L. his Nov YB CAMD Langfield, president of the L E S opens some------DdT SiVe doesn’i" The i RB A L L'S UE L poKe QrV pacKa^es HON I/H T J S I Blickland P TN GK XA CMG W S E O V R Z VH Hearing Re! BEL L SS DT T Tonight At .G R S A N T ASS ST , . — — .. changes ANSWER BLOCK DOUG BEVINS .JMSK 'S33J) ‘SJ.JS ‘S|a8uB ‘suoqqu :NMrVT (Herald Reporter) to Cor «B,UBS -sliaq suBq sa,pu8a Vlh^ acV \^:tesV? rt cNex- Continuation of a Nov. 5 • Develop public hearing on zone changes Industri for a massive development at 3 (81Mi Buckland is scheduled for (seven i tonight at 7:30 by the Fisch( Manchester Planning and 10-to-ll •n Zoning Commission (PZC). progr5n The second hearing session is one mi to be held at the Municipal ping cei Building Hearing Room, but center, Town Planner J. Eric Potter dustrial has indicated that the hearing resident site may be moved to a larger munity. hall if public response is too The 1 great for the hearing room. drew St ’The PZC hearing will deal plans with four zone changes homeo\ requested by MAP Associates, Bucklar an investment partnership led two 01 by developer Arthur M. Fischer Demoi of New York City, to allow Manche development in Manchester of a Mercha 5 6 1 -ac re commercial- also VO industrial-residential center at plans.