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MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1974 - VOL. XCIV, No. 56 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES PRK:E: I II' I EEN GEM'S Cuts in Education Budget Demanded by Mrs. Grasso

HARTFORD (UPl) - Gov.-elect operate^e state within its existing fairs, said the increases her department is between projected state revenues in fiscal Ella T. Grasso said today the state revenuSstructure and to veto an income seeking are due to inflation and not 1976 and a preliminary state budget Education Department, which tax, said the Education Department will expanded services. worked out by (iov. Thomas J. Meskill, requested a 50 per cent increase in its have to find areas to trim spending if it The $200 million deficit is the difference which Mrs. Grasso can change. budget, will have to find areas to trim wants to embark on new programs. spending. “The state Board of Education interprets the law as a clear and legal mandate to State Education Commissioner protect the educational interests of the Mark R. Shedd told Mrs. Grasso that state and provide equal educational oppor­ Builder Says State Aides the $408 million budget his agency tunity,” Shedd told Mrs. Grasso. drew up is the minimum necessary to “I believe the budget proposal provide equal educational oppor­ represents the minimum amount Misled Him About Lease tunities to all pupils in Connecticut. necessary to carry out the legal man­ date,” he said. Shedd made the comment as Mrs. HARTFORD (UPI) — A developer Shedd's budget request also included a re-hired by the Meskill administration as Grasso opened the second day of hearings testified today state officials told him on state agency requests as she looks for request to increase spending for special an unemployment appeals referee at $14,- education from $30 million to $50 million. there would be no need for a highway gar­ 667 a year after pleading no contest to the ways to close a projected revenue gap of age in Winsted while secret negotiations Mrs. Grasso opened the hearings forgery charge and receiving a six-month $200 million in her first budget. were in progress to award a lease in A key element in the $140 million in­ Tuesday as she started to look for suspended sentence in Superior Court. Winsted to a friend of Gov. Thomas J, Tomasso, flanked by his lawyer and crease sought by Shedd is a $100 million deadwood in state programs. Meskill. another company official, revealed under program of property tax relief to aid the "la m trying to learn about duplication David E. Battistoni of Winsted showed questioning he got inside information poor communities in Connecticut. and overlapping,” she said. lawmakers a Feb. 16,1972 letter from the about Connecticut’s need for a highway Shedd's spending recommendations “Deadwood must be pruned out,” she Transporation Department saying garage in Winsted as well as special help already have been trimmed by the state said. Winsted would not be “a focal spot” for from a state employe to win the lucrative Department of Finance and Control to $271 Less critical services and operations the garage. lease. -f?- may have to be curtailed to pay for million, including elimination of the About two weeks later then Transporta­ desirable or essential services. A Republican and next-door neighbor of property tax equalization recommenda­ tion Commissioner A. Earl Wood formally Mrs. Grasso first heard from state former state GOP Chairman J. Brian tion. requested then Public Works Com­ Health Commissioner Douglas S. Lloyd, Gaffney, Tomasso said state Department The Meskill administration trimmed missioner Edward J. Kozlowski to lease whose department asked for $65.6 million of Transportation official Howard Dicken­ state agency spending requests from $1.7 property in Winsted from New Britain in 1976, up $9.5 million from its present son gave him the tipoff that led to billion to $1.5 billion in its preliminary builder Angelo Tomasso Jr., a heavy budget. Tomasso’s realty firm winning a $2.5 Connecticut’s Governor-elect Ella T. Grasso opens a series of budget recommendations to M r s. Grasso. An­ Republican campaign contributor and million lease for 15 years beginning last ticipated revenues, however, are only $1.3 Later Susan Bennett, commissioner of hearings at the Capitol, with testimony from Commissioner of Health friend to Meskill and former GOP state year. billion. the state Department of Community Af- Douglas S. Lloyd (R). Chairman J. Brian Gaffney. Dickenson even helped Tomasso scout Mrs. Grasso, who has promised to Battistoni, an unaffiliated voter, said he for suitable land, Tomasso said, just as he had submitted his own proposal for a had helped the Downes Construction Co. of highway garage but let it lapse after New Britain search for land for another receiving the letter. highway garage in Waterford. Jetliner Crash Kills All 191 Aboard The legislative subcommittee in­ vestigating possible corruption in Connec­ ticut’s million-dollar leasing program COLOMBO, Sri Lanka (UPI) - A Dutch tion to the nine crew members. A Martin procedure, a huge ball of fire was The death toll was second only to the 345 planned to vote later today on a resolution Bulletins airliner carrying Moslems to Mecca and a Air spokesman listed the crew as two noticed,” Schroeder said. “We do not persons who died in the crash of a Turkish requesting a temporary ban on future nine-member crew slammed into a 1,000- pilots, one mechanic and four know, but we presume this ball of fire DCIO jetliner last March near Paris. leases. I foot-tall wall of rock like a “giant stewardesses, all Dutch, and two Indone­ marked the impact when the aircraft The resolution, sponsored by Rep. John Miners Accept Contract The one-year-old Dutch DC8 was making fireball” Wednesday night, killing all 191 sian stewardesses. crashed.” Mannix, R-Wilton, was discussed WASHINGTON (UPI) - The its 19th flight in an airlift of 25,000 Moslem Wednesday after Tomasso disclosed how aboard and scattering the debris through Martin Schroeder, the charter airline’s A Martin Air spokesman said the Colom­ nation’s 120,0(K) striking coal miners bo control tower’s last radio contact with pilgrims from Surabaja, Java, to Mecca his company’s fortunes took a sharp turn the thick jungle below, aviation officials president, flew with Dutch government have voted to accept a new contract the pilot indicated the plane may have^ for religious celebrations. for the better following Meskill’s 1970 said today. aviation officials from The Hague to and end their walkout which has kept Colombo early today to investigate the gone out of control. election. It was the second worst air disaster in mines shut down since Nov. 12 and history. crash. “It appeared that somehow the plane Schroeder said the crash was the first “We tried for 20 years before (under cost thousands of jobs in coal-related A team of Dutch avaition experts flew to “We were informed that just after the got out of control when it was at a height major accident in the history of his 16- Democrats) to get leases but never had Sri Lanka, formerly Ceylon, to investigate aircraft was given permission to go down of 4,000 to 5,000 feet, but I cannot draw any year-old company, which has flown any success,” Tomasso testified. industries. the crash of the Martin Air DCS on ap­ from 8,(X)0 to 2,000 feet in the landing conclusions from this,” he said. Moslems to Mecca for years. Now his Riverview Realty firm, one of proach to the fog-shrouded Colombo Air­ several Tomasso industries, takes in more Sirica Rules Out Delay than $400,000 a year for renting land and port. WASHINGTON (UPI) - U.S. buildings to Connecticut, he said. Tilaka de Zoysa, a planter from a tea District Judge John J. Sirica today plantation near the crash site, said the The resolution asked Meskill and Odd Fellows Building Sale Imminent Democratic Gov.-elect Ella T. Grasso not denied a request by the Watergate plane went directly over his head and then cover-up defendants for permission to there was an explosion. to sign any leases beyond five years’ dura­ By DOUG BEVllNS take a deposition from former Presi­ “It was something like an earthquake,” rumors of the impending sale this mor­ town businessman Phil Harrison urged tion until after March 1 when new The 50-year-old Odd Fellows Building at dent Richard M. Nixon beginning Jan. he said. “I rushed (out) and saw the plane ning, considered sale of the building a set­ that new illumination be given top priori­ safeguards can be created to prevent the center of Manchester is about to be back to their plans for upgrading Main St. further “sweetheart deals,” said subcom­ 6, and ordered the trial to proceed scattering. The whole plane was breaking sold, according to real estate brokers ty- traffic flow and revitalization of the down­ • Learned that chances are slim that mittee Chairman Richard A. Dice, R- without interruption. into bits arid it was on fire.” handling negotiations for the property. town business area. there’ll be a downtown hospitality center Cheshire. Another witness from a nearby village The structure, now owned by the Odd "I’m very disappointed about the sale,” for the Christmas shopping season. Witnesses scheduled for today’s hearing told rescue workers it was like a “giant Fellows Building Association, has been on ■Pilot Error Found downtown committee Chairman William Katherine Giblin, who set up a center for included Public Works Commissioner fireball in the sky.” the market for two to three years and is WASHINGTON (UPI) - The De Zoysa said the plane hit a wall of Sleith said today. “It presents another the first time last year, indicated there Paul J. Manafort, a New Britain sporting a “sold” sign. National Transportation Safety Board almost sheer rock rising 1,000 f6et above obstacle to our achieving that corner,” he were too many obstacles this year. Republican, and Thomas O’Marra, fired Thomas P. Crockett of Manchester’s today indicated pilot error was to the jungle on 5,140-foot-tall Laxabana Hill said. from the department last spring for Crockett Agency said today there have blame for the Trans World Airlines about 80 miles east of the capital of this “It looked like the door was open and we forging another state official’s signature been strong negotiations for sale of the crash that killed 92 persons Sunday in island nation. were ready to move,” Sleith said, “but on a bogus lease. building and he expects a final agreement O’Marra, a Manchester Republican was The hill is part of the Seven Virgins now that’s over.” the Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia. to be reached soon. mountain range and the crash site was not Crockett declined to name the prospec­ In other business this morning, the far from the huge hydroelectric project at tive buyer or the tentative purchase price, Laksapana. Searchers said the terrain was downtown action committee: but indications are that the buyer is a town extremely rugged and accessible only by • Learned that Abraham Druckman of resident and the price is in the helicopter. New York City, owner of the vacant Jaffe neighborhood of a $100,(X)0 figure quoted WEATHER Aviation officials said there were 182 & Podrove Building at 811-821 Main St., about a year ago. passengers aboard the plane, all but two of has come to Manchester for the first time The Mayor’s Downtown Action Com­ I-/ them pilgrims bound for Mecca, in addi­ to discuss the fate of his property with Partly cloudy this afternoon with highs mittee last year started a move for town town officials and real estate brokers. acquisition of the Odd Fellows Building — in the 30s. Northwesterly winds 10 to 15 The building, considered an eyesore, has miles per hour. Variable cloudiness to make way for traffic improvements at been vacant since the W.T. Grant Co. the center — but town directors weren’t tonight with lows in the 20s and gentle ceased its department store operation variable winds. Partly sunny Friday with receptive to the proposal and nothing was there several years ago. ever done. highs in the mid to upper 30s. Chance of INSIDE • Discussed proposed street lighting im­ precipitation zero through Friday. TODAY The downtown committee, discussing provements on downtown Main St. Down-

Neighbor’s Kitchen ...... Page 11 Roof Caves In, Dozens Trapped or Killed Area Profile...... Pages 6, 8, 20 Scene from H ere ...... Page 12 TEHRAN (UPI) — The roof of the main year-old concrete terminal were Troops and police sealed off the facility. Illing honor ro ll ...... Page 23 terminal at Mehrabad International air­ passengers waiting for flights whose Acetyline torches were quickly brought Thoughts ApLENty...... '. Page 15 port collapsed under the weight of an over­ departures had been delayed by the six- in to cut through twisted metal support beams and enable rescuers to get deeper ECHS basketball review ... Page 16 night snow today, killing or trapping inch overnight snow. dozens of persons. The flights were one of Sabena headed Into the wreckage. MCC hooters honored...... Page 17 Hushnang Arabi, the director of Iran’s for Brussels and another of Iran Air bound Civil Aviation Board, revised an earlier, The collapse occurred about 4 p.m. (6:30 for London. a.m. EST) and all flights into and out of higher estimate and said at least 60 per­ Hundreds of policemen, firemen and the airport were canceled. sons were under the roof when it gave soldiers rushed to the airport to try to dig LOTTERY way. He said many were dead. survivors from the rubble, but their ef­ “I myself saw nine bodies pulled out from under the rubble,” Arabi said, “and A Lufthansa spokesman in Bonn said at forts were hampered by screaming, WINNERS three of them were lifeless.” least 50 had been killed, with others wailing relatives and friends of those in­ Rescuers were hampered in getting to trapped in the rubble of the one-story side. the scene by the unabated snowstorm, the The Connecticut lottery numbers drawn structure. Arabi said the scene at the airport, seven, today are 05 and 022. The color is green. miles outside this Iranian capital, was one heaviest yet of the season, that began - Arabi said most of those inside the 20-, of complete confusion and pandemonium. Wednesday night. Union Wants Two Men On Each Plowing Truck

By SOL R. COHEN volved In snow and Ice control went out matter of economics and say the town’s in­ mediation and, if necessary, arbitration), with two men. The practice began when The uqion representing Manchester vestment In up-to-date equipment or it can bypass the prescribed procedure, the equipment was operated manually. by mutual agr^efnent of all concerned. highway workers Is protesting a ruling precludes the extra expense of two men on Burchlll's order Is because the equipment Then representatives of the union and IFailing To Testify pertaining to the number of men to be on a truck. is now mechanically operated. Involved In the rule change are 4 to 12 town would hold head-to-head, hard- snowplow and sanding trucks and has filed Local 991, American Federation of ■ grievance with John Burchill, highway highway employes (at any given time) — bargaining talks. Public Works Commissioner Paul J. Manafort, front, and State, County and Municipal Employes, ’The grievance Is similar to one filed a superintendent. depending on the scope of the snow and Ice O’Marra of Manchester wait their turn to testify before the ieglslative AFL-CIO, claims the issue is a matter of control operation. few years ago against the state by committee investigating Connecticut leasing procedures at the Capitol Burchlll’s rule calls for one man on each safety. Handling the grievance for the un­ truck. Snowplow and sanding trucks hired At present, the path the grievance will employes of the state Highway Depart­ O’Marra, fired from the Public Works Department in connection with a ion is Larry Cacciola, Council 14 represen­ ment. That one was resolved by mutual from outside contractors also have one take is uncertain. It can go through the bogus lease, has since been hired as an unemployment appeals referee by tative. prescribed procedure (a hearing with agreement, prior to and eliminating the mao on each truck. the state. (UPI photo) (MU Uils year, each town truck In­ Town officials contend the rqJng is a Burchill, then the town manager, then need for mediation or arbitration.

■ r - ' ? - - PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thun.. Dec. 5, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, Dec. 5, 1974— PAGE THREE NATIOHAl WtATHE« SftVICt KMCCAET 7 AM It. * - 74 THEATER SCHEDULE Rx for Good Holiday Snaps r 30.00 29.77 Moyers Returning to Public TV By JOE O’SULLIVAN the heads and shoulders of NEW YORK (UPI) " Don’t your subjects." Go,f ^Jrtc. Public Broadcasting, the Ford •CATTLE evufie By FR ANK S. SW ERTLOW the developing islands of the Friday 4 Saturday 11:30 line everybody up under the Don’t -- well, hardly ever -- NEW YORK (L'PI) - Bill Foundation, IBM, the Inter- Showplace Theater — Caribbean. He added there “ French Connection” 7:15; Showcase Cinema 2 — Christmas tree and shdot say, “Say cheese!" Take pic­ Moyers, who left the nomadic would be a regularly scheduled American Foundation and Lsbanon Ave. Colchostar, “Seven Ups” 9; 15 " Pelham 1 2.3" 8:00-10:00 them. That’s just not the tures of people doing ordin­ life of TV broadcasting last discussion among foreign jour­ another sponsor to be named. FAI Conn. MtNNCAPOLIS UA East 1 - "Savage is Showcase Cinema 3 — thing to do if you want to im­ ary, natural things rathpr 037-2373 spring to contemplate his nalists, broadcast from London. He said the total funding for the Loose " 7:00-9;50; “Ali-Forman “Ixjngest Yard " 7:15-9:35 prove your images when tak­ than stiffly posing. Your sub­ future in the media, said The Oklahoma-born jour­ 20-show series would be in rORK Fight Film” 9:00 Showcase Cinema 4 — ing holiday photographs. ject doesn’t need to be look­ Wednesday he was returning to nalist said that following his excess of $1 million. ing at the camera. Existing Moyers, described as UA East 2— “Groove Tube" Call the threatre for title aiiJ Here's a quick refresher public television with a weekly brief withdrawal from the light " the light actually pre­ "television's best regularly / ' l ® r : 7:30-9:05 showtime course for people who only series on international affairs. regular PBS schedule he was sent - often is better than scheduled observer of the • a n ^ r a n c i s c o ' OCNVER UA East 3 - “It. Robin break out the camera for Moyers, 41, said the new approached by Hardford Gunn, flash for capturing candids. YOUR FACTORY OUTLET FOR SAVINGS! show, "Bill Moyers' Foreign American scene,” received the Caruso” 7:00-9,25; “Bongo,” holidays. president of PBS; and a Pictures got the blurs? For Life isn’t a toothpaste ad. Report " will replace his award­ member of the German 1974 Emmy as outstanding 8:55 CHRIS KRIN6LE television news broadcaster. Burnside Theater — “The clear sharp photographs, it's People laugh, cry, are happy, winning series "Bill Moyers’ Marshall Fund of the United LOS AN0CLE8 BAZAAR are sad. Move in clo.se and ON LADIES COATS AND SPORTSWEAR Journal " that went off the air He received two other Emmys Klansman” 7:30-9:30 very important to hold the States to do a monthly series on S a t., D m . 7, 10-4 P.M. capture those facial expres­ last spring. The new show will for the show. Vernon Cinema 1 — “The camera as steady as possible. international affairs. TALCOTTVILLE sions. be produced by WNET in New Before joining PBS in 1971, Seven Ups" 7:10; “ French “Learn to SQUEEZE your Moyers said he was in­ CONQREQATIONAL ‘‘Kojak’’ has to be horizon­ York and aired on the PBS terested in the show, but that he Moyers was publisher of the Connection” 9:00 shutter," Harry Leder, UPl’s ★ FAMOUS BRANOS CHURCH chief photographer, advises, tal. Your film stars don’t. network, beginning Jan 16, would like to do a weekly series Long Island newspaper, iOWiST TIMriHATURIS V//»-v HwidcralU, ChrltUnM DtooraUon*, Cinema 2 — 'The Odessa "especially when shooting at Leder's tip: “Don’t shoot 1975 to have any impact. However, Newsday He also was deputy ..— A r i ORLEANS MIAMI J«w*Newsweek magazine, a post he / Showcase Cinema 1 — “Fill your viewing frame and move closer to make a AT DISCOUNT PRICES financed by a variety of sources 30 “ Rolling Stones"'7:30-9:30 uwjsiWManT the weekly "Journal " to take will retain. S T S (SMI with subject matter -■ vertical picture, which often in an effort to minimize any (LAIN NOTE. Special late show "stock " with his life "after four possible pressures from a especially people -■ and tells a better story.” Don’t just stand there! Kneel down, ★ SAVE UP TO 30*/o nomadic years on the road. One single backer. A l t avoid wasting space and get­ for my bofjk ("Listening to "I didn’t want any one single Tribe Discovered 50 (SHOWERS FLOW ting small images," Leder stand on a chair, sit on a sofa or lie down to get a’bifferent America") and three for public underwriter who might try to BRASILIA (UPI) - Brazil’s suggests. Even with most Slor* Hours: Mon,fFrl. 0-4:30 UFI WEATHtIt EOTOCAST ® angle and perhaps a better broadcasting." dominate or influence the National Indian Foundation simple cameras, you can Also Opsn Sundsy 9-4:30 story-telling photograph. "I think the "Journal" ran its / show, " said Moyers. confirmed Wednesday that a open nites til 91 move in as close as four feet. (David Hume Kennerly, cur­ course on domestic issues after Consequently, he said, the hitherto unknown tribe has been For Period Ending 7 AM Friday. During Thursday night, rain is in store for the upper half Keep the background sim­ rent official White House Jo/n The Crowd and Savel three years,” ,Moyers said in an “ Foreign Journal" will be discovered in the jungles near of the Pacific coast and the lower half of the Plains region. Some snow is likely in the up­ BM our assortmont of ple so the main subject will photographer who won a interview, "And I needed time funded by the German Marshall the border with Peru, in the per Mississippi valley. Mostly fair weather will rule elsewhere. Minimum temperatures receive proper emphasis. AMPLE FREE PARKING AVAILABLE Pulitzer prize while a UPI to think about the next larger Fund, the Corporation for state of Amazonas. include: (approx, max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 30 ( 64), Boston 25 (44), Chicago 32 1975 calendars Christmas trees should not theme on television," (47) , Dallas 50 ( 63), Denver 29 (45), Duluth 23 ( 28), Houston 50 (75), Jacksonville 42 ( 70), “grow" out of people’s heads. staffer, gets better pictures Idoal for dtak and homo; alao Moyers said the new 60- Kansas City 35 (57), Los Angeles 52 (69), Miami 53 (70), New Orleans 42 <74), New York 30 Outdoors, Leder cautions, because he is a living refllla, appointment booka and pret/.el.) minute show will include face- (48) , Phoenix 40 (69), San Francisco 45 (63), Seattle 42 ( 49), St. Louis 35(55) and “Don't let poles, ti^ees and Read Herald Advertisefnents to-face interviews, panel dis­ diarlea, too, alao all at fairway high buildings spoil your And relax! Have fun. The MCC Jazz-Rock Band Washington 30 ( 50). cussions and documentaries. prices, tool backgrounds or stick out of camera won’t snap at you. He said the interviews will in­ clude political figures, Will Offer Concert buy your w a ^ philosophers, and artists. lottary Among the documentaries, he trumpeter Clark Terry, the The 18-piece Manchester tickata said, are a look at Mexico and Thad Jones-Mel Lewis and Community College (MCC) the mlroelE of mohiltrEdt | at fsirwayt Jazz-Rock Band conducted by Woody Herman bands at con­ TV TO N IG HT downtown manehester. MCC music director Robert certs sponsored by the MCC WED. to SUN. EVES Vater will share the MCC music department. Famous Brand Kris Kringle has taken over the cafeteria at the Robertson School to prepare goodies to be tjio ... BOTH auditorium stage with Kent The program for this concert 6:00 Hal Stanton Presents...... 22 IN served at the Yuletide Festival Saturday at the school from 10 a.m. to 2 pm. Paul Duguay CINES Hewitt’s five-piece will include several original News...... 3-8-22-30 Hanukkah...... 24 I Spy...... 18 New Treasure Hunt ...... 30 as Kris Kringle ladles a helping of clam chowder into a bowl to be served by Jim Patulak suapcNse thriller (po) Kaleidoscope and singer- works by area musicians, in­ / “THE composer Roberta Peck Mon­ cluding a rock-jazz original, Honeymooners ...... 20 Dragnet...... 40 YOU WILL while Frank Lattuca cuts bread and Alan Gates cuts the apple pies. (Herald photo by Pin­ day, in a concert beginning at 8 "The Green-eyed Lady" by Efectric Company...... 24 8:00 to) ODESSA FILE*^ p.m. Admission is free. Tom Johnson, and a modern Bonanza ...... 40 The Waltons...... 3 STOP SMOKING EVES 7:00 - 9:10 Organized four years ago by reworking of “Jesus Christ, 6:30 Santa Claus ...... 8-40 SUN. 4:30 • 7:00 - 9:10, Vater and Roland Chirico, also Superstar’’ by arranger News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Church with a Vision...... 18 of the MCC faculty, the jazz- Edward Voight. Chirico, lead Black Experience ...... 24 Sierra...... 20-30 ON JAN. 8th Yuletide Festival Set rock band draws students, trumpeter, will be featured on a 7:00 Billy Graham ...... 22 IFYOUJOINSMOKENDERS faculty and professional soulful ballad original, “Ballad News...... 3-22-40 The Way It Was...... 24 SMMBKIS B m STOP SIIOKNC COOtSt TWT HAS MIK aSMOKB^ musicians from" throughout the for Stormy." Truth or Consequences ... 8 8:30 25,009 PEOPU N m TORS. AMP IT CAN WORK FOR YOU TOO. MIT DOTT EXPECT Kent Hewitt’s Kaleidoscope ANY OF THOSE SCARE TACTICS OR WU. POWER STULL FW OUT ALL ABOUT US AT At Robertson Saturday Greater Hartford area. The Dick Van Dyke...... 18 One Reach One ...... 18 / QREAT TOOETHOrpir \ band, which rehearses weekly with Roberta Peck of Sounding Board ...... 20 Religious America...... 24 ONE OF (HR FRB MTROOUCTORY CLASSES. COME SM0HH6 AS USUAL Manchester is now performing Food, crafts, toys, and greens Ck)-chairmen of the fair are /^THEI FREFRENCH at the campus, has performed Ready or N o t...... 24 9:00 no nMNCTMl Penny candy will be available on weekends at the East Hart­ LOCATION are among the many holiday Mrs. Connie Liscomb and Mrs. concerts with “Tonight Show” To Tell the Truth...... 30 The General...... 3 tom at the Peppermint Palace, and ^ c n o r ford Steak Club. MROKSTBI ThmSiy items to be found Saturday at Nancy Lattuca. Assisting them 7:30 Sts. of San Francisco .. 8-40 refreshments will be served at Kaleidoscope features Bob SmiM CtanS DecowbOT 5 the Yuletide Festival Saturday are Frank Lattuca and Vin COMPLETfwSt'SjSrB 7:1^ Secrets of the Deep...... 3 WFL Football...... 18 ttSlatkIUiSfeMi IJWpe Kris Krlngle’s Kitchen 8UH. COMT. 5:15 P.M, ✓ [!X\THEATRES EAST and Don DePalma, t6nor at the Robertson School. Liscomb, co-chairmen of the $25,000 Pyramid...... 8 Ironside...... 20-22-30 nUMHMTM Saemtay featuring a menu of clam saxophone and drums; Rick chowder, bread, pizza, Kris Kringle Kitchen; Barbara Nashville M usic...... 18 A Soldier’s Tale...... 24 CmhMlBtom Dacwibir 7 There will be new items as S « T » g « »• Rozzi, bass; Matt Emirzian, IM ittitt 10:00 M sandwiches, apple pie, holiday Gates, toys; Mary Paquet, I well as a variety of used toys, C J PM AU m S M H5RT RUI vibes; and leader Kent Hewitt, THURSDAY MOVIES 10:00 MfSTHUmM MoMtoy cookies and punch. All food will plants, Dick Carley, games; books and games. In the Elves’ m 1 iii-us W21 W-MS 1974'! MOST. HIIAMOOS piano. 11:30 (3) “The Dangerous CBS Reports ...... 3 DecpmiMr 9 be homemade. Mrs. Genevie Shanahan, penny miBB (Imr m IT) Next March, the MCC Jazz- Days of Kiowa Jones” (1966). Billy Graham ...... 8-20 as eiww h i 7:30 pm Workshop, there will be many candy; Maureen MacKieuz, and KM MS “w m i At Rudolf’s Raffle, for five Rock Band will share a concert Robert Horton, Sal Mineo. Movin’ O n ...... 22-30 USTWHBtOI NOMAif Christmas articles designed Felix Brownsz, baked goiods; ■m CM iMtotai Dtesmitor 9 ajid created by the children. cents a chance you may win a MV WAITMSJIEY— with the Stan Kenton Orchestra Primate ...... 24 Gail Morianos, raffle; Lou Gr- lIXlUffiOIICRDStW. Sly Stone, rock superstar, is n.tii 7:30 pm hockey game, camera, live CMHTOOn STARTS SH9WS in an MCC-sponsored concert 14 Buried Harry 0 ...... 40 zymkowski, cartoons; Mrs. ttSJt a guest on ABC-TV’s “In fmhmnRt m TiNfdpy Christmas tree, or one of many PH9NE 949-9333 and workshop to be held at For entertainment, there will ^ rianne Asselin, Mrs. Treat Concert,” Friday (Dec. 6) at MANILA (UPI) — Fourteen 11:00 ■at f n Coaoill toM Dpcmabm 10 other items (lonated to the Glastonbury High School. $W lot Fm lU 9:30 am be games in the Playpen, or and Julie Patulak, crafts; Vin persons were buried by a News...... 3-8-22-30-40 festival by local merchants and 11:30 p.m. cartoons shown at the Christ­ Liscomb and Jim Patulak, landslide in two villages 80 I Love Lucy...... 20 individuals. All the above meetings are open to the public. mas Hour. publicity. ONE FREE miles east of Manila when 11:30 ADMISSION Typhoon Irma swept across the M ovie...... 3 Manchester Civic Philippines with peak winds of Wide World Special__ 8-40 WITH THIS AD more than 100 miles an hour a Orchestra-Chorale Concert Johnny Carson — 20-22-30 “The easy way to quit smoking" Sunday, Dee. 8, 3KI0 p.m. Nov. 28, the government said in AND THE PURCHASE OF AN ADULT ADMISSION TICKET MIDNIGHT tortrtwM— llwSliHitoiH B«(litrirMi.al»riirite;SII0l(BS(B,tMtoii1Slrw(.toi (UPPER QOOD THRU DEC. I. 19741 Bailey Auditorium, a delayed report Wednesday. ni. tlii»ln, (ton. I4M.2S5323 HERALD YESTERDAYS News...... 18 Manchester High School The fatalities brought to 26 saram , sc, W to*rt u. tuts ii7« m i the number of deaths related to long drought turns malign and coats THE THH Program Irma, the seventh in a series of 25 Years Ago AND storms that struck the Philip­ Manchester with treacherous and sim u “THE FIREBIRD SUITE” ...... StravinBky Frank Diana is elected president of dangerous layer of ice. FRENCH pines in two months. We're Pleased To Announce “L’ARLESIENNE SUITE” ...... Biaet United Italian organizations. Everett Kennedy is elected president of MH “CONCERTO FOR CELLO” ...... Dvorak PAT GENTILCORE Winston Sharp is named president of the American Legion Ppst Commanders CONNECTION UPS Both Were Glazed World Federalists. LONDON (UPI) - The well-known stylist In the Manchester Area, has Association. TICKETS $2. STUDENTS FREE Mrs. Neal Miller is elected royal matron policeman testified that he had joined our fine staff. 10 Years Ago Dr. Jack Heller, Conductor arrested Hugh Henry because Pat will be available for appointments on Saturdays of Chapman Court, Order of Amaranth. Rainstorm that promised to help break MIN FROM HTFD. Jonathan Abramowitz, CelliBt ■'he was unsteady on his feet, and welcomes all her old friends to stop In and say n iiT T 1-84 EXIT 58 his breath smelled of alcohol hello... Call for appointment and his eyes were glazed." CMUIREirS • PARKING • 578 3333 Whereupon Henry, removing MATKE LEE his glass eye and holding it M ARVIN aloft, explained to the court SAT.-SUN. Manchester Grange that “ it was bound to be RICH A RD glazed.” AT 1:30 BURTON ‘The other one was glazed, ‘iM O P Y COMES a J. SIMPSON CHRISTMAS FAIR too," said Constable John Hoir THE KLANSMAN 0 Osborne. PUIS 3 STOOGES R-IN COLOR 7:10-9:30 Three months suspended SW UMNN MT. 09« tl 5:30 Saturday, December 7th 9 0 * sentence for drunkenness for The$200000 10:00 A.M. Henry, 40 ruled the judge. Grange Hall 205 Oicott St. This printing test pattern Is ChriBtmaB Booth, Home Made Candy part of The Herald quality con­ trol program in order to give /West Bend Hamilton Beach LampB, Jewelry, Wood CraftB 1708 ELLINGTON RD„ Rt. 30, SO. 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Inc. .oviii' Molls «D I Conhecticut's Subscription Lottery. 1145 Tolland Turnpikfl MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 5. 1974 - PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thun., Dec. 5, 1874 A New Traditions Lig/ifcr Side ’iHaurlirsitfr tuniiiiu Hr^•al^ Picking Live Christmas Tree Economizing Out of Wedlock By D IC K WE.ST Now any good economist will could attack this problem with But both of these approaches I’m told by some who have OPINION By KENNETH FRANCKLING leafy farm trails, along tell you that our economic some sort of rationing system his wife Dorothy also uses the WASHINGTON (UPI) - One get into sociological areas far tried it that in an unmarried PASCOAG, R.? (UPI) - century-old stone walls and system derives much of its —that is, celibacy controls un­ wood-burning stove to make vital element President Ford’s removed from economic con­ state you are more likely to find Visions of sugar plums and the country streams is a good strength and vitality from the der which the government siderations. candles they sell. economic advisers must have two living as cheaply as three. ring of sleigh bells can wait a excuse for fresh air and ancient matrimonial tenet that would issue coupons for One warning on cutting your overlooked Is the inflationary Or even four. month, but bundle the family working up a weekend appetite. “two can live as cheaply as singleness. A more direct remedy would own: Do It legally. Digging or impact of celibacy. into the car and get 6ne jump on For the . kids, it's something one.” Or it could rely on jawboning be to create conditions under chopping that tree of your In any event, they haven’t Find some way to make New MCC President Christmas that could become new to explore and maybe if Every marriage, in effect, —exhorting single citizens to go which two could live as cheaply dreams in the neighboring done anything about it. cohabitation more practical an exciting holiday tradition. they’re good (or tired), a ride reduces the combined spending to the altar voluntarily. This as one in an unmarried state. It woods without bill of sale or An indication of the impor­ and the Arab oil problem will Head for the woods, more back to the ca r on dad’s requirements of two people by might include lapel buttons for doesn’t work out that way at permission could mean court tance of this factor may be take care of itself. specifically, for a Christmas shoulders. as much as 50 per cent. newlyweds. present. Makes Good Impression fines three times the value of gained from a recent Census Tree farm where you can Colin Hyde has been selling the tree. (This wouldn’t necessarily be Bureau report showing a wander through acres of Christmas trees at his 15-acre the result if the bride and Inflation has hit the Christ­ marked change in the marital spruce, fir, scotch pine, balsam Smithfleld, R.I. farm since mas tree industry too. That 10- bridegroom were living Dr. Ronald H, Denison, currently propensities of Americans. are in for a period of hard times and and hemlocks in search of the 1968. This season alone had footer last year cost us $9 plus a together prior to marriage. But Since 1960, the number of that possibility is extremely president of Anoka-Ramsey Com­ this means we must strive to do the perfect tree. brought more than 4(X) visitors few gallons of gas. This year, single women in the 20-24 age remote.) ane v This is the third year we by last weekend. I L I ’ munity College in Coon Rapids, Minn., the offerings are going for bracket has increased from 28 best we can with the resources spumed the trees that turn up Hyde says it takes 8 to 10 Marriage, then, as you can about 11.25 a foot, but still are a to 39 per cent; the number of will become Manchester Community available as a foundation for bigger on corner lots — cut, baled and years to grow a good Christmas see, is a powerful deflationary bargain compared to the cut single men from 53 to 57 per loaded onto trucks in the north tree and it is a year-round ef­ variety from most city street agent in our economy. Or it was MUSIC CEHIR College's second president March 1 and better things in the future. cent. country before the smell of fort. In the summer the groves corners. until the trend toward Meanwhile, those who had when he succeeds Dr Frederick Lowe Thus with budgeting limitations Thanksgiving turkey invades get mowed while the trees are A check with your state’s con­ singleness developed. Drum Sets Music previously gotten married were Jr the kitchen; the needles gone sprayed and pruned into proper All those divorces and Guitars recognized. Dr, Denison stressed the servation or natural resources uncoupling at record rates. In a Amplifiers before the new year. shape. Seedlings are planted to separations and failures to get Dr. Denison and his wife visited the department or cooperative recent 12-month period, the Band Instruments Accesst^ries importance of keeping the community Last year, the wife was at­ replace trees taken the winter married in the first place have extension service should turn number of divorces jumped campus this week and met with colleges democratic and open to all tracted by a 10-foot Norwegian before. applied tremendous in­ up a list of nearby Christmas more than 200,000 over the 1970 Gulbransen Organs- itchier & CamptwII Pianos spruce we cut down and lugged The younger visitors get their tree farms. flationary pressure to the educators, civic leaders, and students on a first come, first serve figure. to the car, unbothered by an ice biggest kick from “romping economy. ^ e during our Special Holiday Sale of Pianos & Organs There are 46 such farms in And as of last March, 3.6 members of the press. basis until such time as the economy storm. It'was a full month that through the fields,” Hyde says, Celibacy, by some estimates, Rhode Island alone and some million of the women and 2.3 Our first impression of him is good. it stood proudly in the den, the offering coffee and a kind word ranks with Arab oil prices as PosI Road Piia Tel 872-9131 and the state legislature budgets more can be found within 30 minutes million of the men who had ob­ invigorating qroma of fresh from the “warming hut” where the leading cause of our His statement that he will be a stu­ of many cities along the eastern tained divorces had elected to Route 30, Vernon OPBI MOST EVBIINGS money for more students. greens reaching every comer of economic woes. seaboard. remain unattached. dent during his first few months in Dr. Lowe's tenure covered the birth the apartment. The Ford administration With the "cu t your own” Manchester reflects a maturity in a and infancy of MCC. It is now in F-* movement catching on, we man who wants to get the lay of the another formative stage where its decided this year to head for a land before voicing any proposals final educational destiny may be _ tree farm that encourages ad­ vance tagging of trees. Our fir, merely for the sake of getting atten­ shaped. Dr. Lowe leaves his successor reserved by a red tag hanging tion. a strong, healthy institution — suf­ from her upper boughs, is Get Set For Winter ^smsaye! braving winter frost but will He also quite correctly placed the fering from growing pains to be sure, continue to thrive until we A Winter’s Night in Center Park (Photo by Steve'Dunn) problems of MCC in a realistic con­ but well-rooted in the commimity and return in mid-December, saw in hand and holidays in the text, First, by recognizing there is a the state. BE READY FOR ICE AND SNOW! FORECAST: SNOW A ICE! FOR SURE COLD heart. role for legislative overseeing of WEATHER STARTS Dr. Denison brings MCC a The late autumn walk down public education, not only in matters professional background and a per­ ANDREW TULLY Sno-Off 24” ^ ' ^ of budgets involving tax dollars, but in sonal attitude emphasizing personal 36” Ref lectorized Snow Brush & Scraper the overall role of a community involvement and a philosophy of the FPC Allows Driveway Markers college system within the state's en­ college’s need for community involve­ OPEN » 4 4 ^ tire public education process. m ent at a tim e when MCC faces new New York City In Trouble Again Natural Gas z . 7 7 c Scraper clears ice, won't scratch f f EACH windows. Firm brush removes But more significant is that the new challenges as an established leader in FORUM Price Rise snow. administrator pointed out that the True Temper its field. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The tribution to science. They are, of course, a Prestone Windshield financial squeeze affecting MCC and We commend the Board of Trustees WASHINGTON - New York City is in tant on Beame’s staff and, for all I know, Federal Power Commission OUR ENTIRE STOCK Aluminum Snow Shovel troubie again, which unfortunateiy is not different breed from other Americans, Teddy Kennedy and Jane Fonda. Connecticut in general is not "alien to Wednesday boosted the price of De leer with Scraper Top selection committee on its choice of news. It sometimes seems that New bless their tough, long-suffering hides, and That is the way things are done in New natural gas to 50 cents per thou­ OF WATERPROOF Our other states like Minnesota." The Commission they might be the precursors of a species Dr. Denison. We wish him well in the York’s woes go back to the day after Peter York City. Or, rather, the way they are not sand cubic feet— an increase of Reg. LEE Minuet,bought Manhattan from the In­ of super human beings. done. People scream at one anoHier until wide blade, lightweight, easy 36 Month money crunch is affecting education weeks ahead as he becomes a student (Seeds Policing , 8 cents — and then teamed with AND WARM LINED 1.09 dians. With that in mind, I suggest it behooves somebody finds a piece of baling wire and ,the administration in asking to handle 77 everywhere, he said, and his of our community and its college. Anyway, the city now is in the throes of President Ford to take time off from does a patching job. Then the town settles ' (Congress to abolish price con­ Spray and scrape for clear vision. Guaranteed Battery Madagascar and dispatch a passel of New Popular Size willingness to admit frankly that this He has the promise of carrying on To the editor: a budget crisis. Mayor Abe Beame has an­ down moodily to wait for the next crisis. trols on new natural gas. FOOTWEAR Our Yorkers to the Mayo Brotters’ medical I have read with interest the argument nounced “the tightest austerity program The FPC said it allowed the Rural Mail Box Windshield Washer Reg.’ will not be easily solved speaks well capably the dream that began more emporium In Rochester, Minn., for a In New York City, the record shows that I undertaken by the city since the 29.99 between Director Carl Zinsser and the increase in an attem pt to Our Pre-Mix, Gallon Size for him. As we see it, this is a realistic than 10 years ago by Manchester civic Depression” City employes will be fired series of exhaustive tests. It would be nobody knows how to collect garbage, 23.70 stimulate future production. Reg. Engineered with built-in power. Replace your residents of Horace Street with. the exciting if the good doctors discovered remove snow, unsnarl traffic, run the sub­ approach that while more funding leaders and advanced so ably by Dr. Parking Authority over the “no parking ” by the thousand and other drastic steps However, the regulatory agen- 5.49 Our battery yourself and save. For faster cold will be taken to reduce a projected deficit that the ordeal of living in such a curious ways, or catch criminals. Lots of people 3.77 Reg. weather starts. signs posted on Irath sides of the street. I ' cy’s chairman, John N. would undoubtedly enable MCC and Lowe. city has produced a race of men and know how to change 20 bucks for a |3 Standard #1 meets U.S. Postal 1.29 realize that with the narrow width of the of $430-million in the 1974-75 expense ' Nassikas, said the consumer specs. Galvanized box with- 9 4 < ^ LEE Lifetime Guaranteed Battery We wish you well Dr. Denison and women which eventually could populate lunch, arrange for fires and floods in the other schools to do much more, much budget. would be better off in the long stands weather. Won't harm auto finish. Limit 2 gallons. Our Reg. 37.99...... 28.70 road that Chief Reardon has no alternative the world with human teings capable of subways, go on strike, and turn public hope our community comes up to your but to Enforce the Law. No one in New York City is in favor of run if all controls on natural gas quicker, the facts of life are that we surviving even the ahmi bomb. schools into anarchic pandemonium. In high expectations. this austerity program — perhaps not even were lifted. The cost of natural For the New Yorker’s troubles are not New York, a happening that is merely an It seems to me that the body responsible Abe Beame, although Beame is caught in gas at the wellhead has been FOR MAXIMUM ENGINE PROTECTION only numerous, they are unique. They are inconvenience elsewhere is a public 3,000 Lb. (1 1/2 Ton) 12 Foot for these conditions is the Piannlng and a trap of his own devising. He ran for regulated since 1954. bigger and worse than those of any other catastrophe. Zoning Commission. Our town planner, mayor, didn’t he? Interior Secretary Rogers Hydraulic Jack Booster Cables I reaiiy don’t know what we're going to community on earth. Energy shortages C.B. Morton said total L E E OIL FILTERS Let’s Ground ’Em All Mr. Eric Potter, commented in The LO'N Our do with that city. In any other country, or are more severe. Prices are higher. Manchester Evening Heraid of Nov. 29. Faced with such an appalling situation. deregulation of gas prices Reg. REGULAR OR MAXI age, it would be ruled both ungovernable Public schools are lousier and more President Ford should forthwith install would not automatically mean that the people who bought or rented these 11.99 Our regular Lee acid-fighting oil filters and double and uninhabitable and its 7.8 million dangerous. New York City leads the Atty. Gen. William Saxbe as gauleiter of huge increases in consumer 8.77 homes knew of this condition and didn't Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., has Maybe we do need an embargo on league in crime and welfare deadbeats. Comes complete with handle; protection Maxi oil fillers to fit most cars. have to move in. If Mr. Potter knew of this harried and fearful residents moved to that implausible metropolis. Congress costs as critics of the move con­ Men’s & Boys’, Our Reg. 3.9 5 10 13 .9 9 Flexible in coldest weather! Keep a suggested President Gerald Ford put some nice warm desert in Nevada. (Over What is now happening in New York City easy Jet-down control. Handy set handy for emergencies; all travel by all elected officials and condition in the original planning, why did should pass a law and appropriate funds tend. for tire changing. copper. For 6 and 12 volt vehicles. the dead bodies, I fear, of all right- was predictable. There has been a flood of for a comprehensive and long-ranged head He told a Senate Commerce Air Force One in the hanger for six almost all appointive ones until some he let the homes be built at ail. REGULAR OIL FILTERS ST612 12 Ft. Mechanics Cable thinking Nevadans.) But buildings are recriminations from all quarters, es­ shrinking of the species New Yorker. For Committee hearing that the to 3 Ton Hydraulic Jack months or so and get down to the nitty NOW 3.15 II.19 Our Reg. 9.99...... 7.84 action is taken. These two famiiy houses were built two condemned; why not cities? pecially those occupied by poiiticians. The the sake of our children and our children’s average residential gas bill Our Reg. 16.99...... 11.77 to three years ago on 50 foot lots with 10- No. 1 fall guy, naturally, is Abe Beame, our Reg. to gritty of facing up to problems here at Instead of seeking to outpoint each The trouble is that New Yorkers con- children, it is imperative that we find out would rise by only )2S a year by Women’s & Teens’, 2.99 12.99 LF-1, Reg. 2.19 foot-driveways on both sides making tinue to insist upon living in their co^ncrete but there are also cries for the scalps of whether New Yorkers are a super breed Jan. 1, 1976 with a cumulative home. PREVENT GAS LINE FREEZE-UPS other on the rubber chicken circuit parking for more than two cars aimost im­ Belt. This contrariness suggest that they Consolidated Edison, Governor-eiect or merely represent a mass case of price increase of about |72 by 6 Amp Hugh Carey, the City Council, an accoun­ We think the good senator has a and in the headlines of the possible. The'll houses on the south side of may represent a potential, major con­ masochism. Jan. 1, 1980 if controls were NOW 2.39 T010.39 Barcolene Fuel Dri LF-24, Reg. 2.69 Auto Battery Bidwell and Horace streets are the worst Ufted. point. newspapers, maybe grounding all of LF-25, Reg. 2.69 Charger joke in planning that I have ever seen. The . Morton also said that the Children’s, Our Reg. 3.49 to 12.99 Gas Line Anti Freeze But since wq do have a dem ocratic them in Washington would produce total area of backyard space is adequate ^shortage of natural gas has Our for eight to ten families instead of the pre­ form of government and the President results. MAX LERNER - “dramatically deepened” and Reg. MAXI OIL FILTERS sent 22. “ warned that widespread un­ NOW 2.79 T010.39 39c ea. is limited in what he can do by what po LF1 HP or LF 16 HP, Reg. 2.99 Of course, this would be Including pacs, sno-mobiles, fashion waterproof 3 ,99 employment would result this rubber types, dress rubbers and morel 50 ampere color coded battery the Congress will fund or authorize recessionary for the airlines since few If the planning of this project had been winter unless natural gas prices Dupont Engine Start LF 7 HP, LF 24 HP or clamps. Will not overcharge, automat­ property initiated, these conditions •••••••••••••••••••I Starting Ether, R«g. 1.39...... S I LF 25 HP, Reg. 3.19 ic circuit breaker. For 6 and 12 volt him to do, perhaps Press Secretary bureaucrats or congressman ride are decontrolled before Christ­ cor/truck batteries. wouldn't exist today. If Manchester is to Worseism mas. Misses’ and Girls’ Ron Nessen’s suggestion those in trains or buses anymore. stay “The City of Viliage Charm, ” our Nassikas, testifying before Knee-Hi Socks Congress “put their air travel card in mayor and directors are going to have to SAVE GAS WITH A CLEAN CARBURETOR P.S. — The fellow at the next desk the Joint Economic Committee, Our 22 Gallon Plastic police the Pianning and Zoning Commis­ said the deregulation move Reg. Universal Locking mothballs’’ and act on Ford’s says it would be unconstitutional to NEW VoRK — I have written my quota risk that they would get better before they The difference lies in the change of scale sion or have them replaced with men of should be coupled with a tax on 99' of laippntations and dire predictions about got worse, and that the workers would feel Auto Gas Caps LEE AIR FILTERS Trash Can suggested problems is worth con­ ground the President and con­ quality who will provide us with adequate and the new sense of powerlessness. In the excess profits. He also said inflation, the slump, the layoffs, the tyran­ happier. But we always fell back on the old days, the radicals and liberals could Solids, novelties and ribs; sidering too. space in housing where we can raise the < "the impact of deregulation has reinforced heel and toe. REGULAR OR MAXI Our gressmen and sentence them to ny of the oil cartel and the perils of world assurance that they couldn't stay better look forward to the collapse of capitalism future citizens of Manchester. been grossly exaggerated” and Sizes 8 1/2 to 9 girls, 9-11 YOUR Lee regular or maxi filters for a cleaner carburetor Reg. The Tuesday-to-Thursday death in various forms. I may perhaps be long. In the end they were bound to get on the theory that the workers would in­ Washington for the duration because .added that the price of misses. CHOICE Sizes for most American cars. 4.99 permitted a flight into history for some worse. Late at night we would walk out to 2.77. 3.44 Congresses of recent years are hardly John Crealey herit. But if our world shivers into particles • dereguated new gas could be Our Reg. 3.99 to 4.99 Cover; has metal lock-lid handles. the constitution prohibits “cruel and perspective on the I-am-gloomier-than- get the morning papers and then argue for 115 Wetherrell St. of polluted, overheated, irradiated dust, held under |1.50 per thousand Boys’ REGULAR AIR FILTERS Tough, crack resistant finish. in keeping with the pressing needs inhuman punishment.” thou competition of our time. hours about headlines, and what they there will be no one and nothing to inherit. Rust resistant, waterproof! A Manchester cubic feet. must if you park overnight on 50 Per Store — No Rain Checks. Back in the '30s and '40s, when the world showed about the grisly shape of things to There may be a few— I say it grudgingly Thermal AFL 132, or before us. The American Petroleum street. Just push to lock. was simpler but just as dark, I had friends come. — who do get some twinge of anticipation AFL 52, Reg. 2.69 Institute said deregulation Underwear Kordite Trash Can Liners in Trotskyist and other radical circles in Some of us weakened. I confess that in from the prospect. They are the secret would mean natural gas prices Our Dispensed one at a time; Rtg. 1.79 3 3 Pit New York who loved to talk about the in­ time I fell away from the faith because political masatoists. The rest of us are side seal for extra strength. Pkg. would "react to market Reg. Ptr Pkg. 1 BILL WHITAKER’S MANCHESTER evitable coming of “ the revolution.” They cheer kept breaking into my life, restrain doggedly earnest and virtuous pessimists CONSERVE FUEL AFL 85, Reg. 3.99 forces...Quite obviously the 1.99 were always peering around the comer of it as I tried. But the truly faithful didn't 1.67. who have lost what we had of yore — the price would go up because it has All cotton circular knit long Fram history to see how grisly the future looked ever give up their catastrophies. Some of sweet dream of redemption. been artifically low for many sleeve shirt; lly (rent draw­ AFL 31, AFL 74, Q A 7 FOR HOLIDAY SEASON SAFETY in the earnest hope that it would get worse them still regard me as a traitor. The high Furnace Filters years.” The American Gas ers. Sizes S, M, L. AFL 91, Reg. 3.79 ^ f — because if it got worse, especially for man on the totem pole used to be the one Dry Chemical Association said in a statement the working class, there would be hope fqr who could glaze himself into an ecstasy Boys’ Lined Vinyl Gloves Our Fire Extinguisher Reg. a revolution. over the calamities to come. 1 fear I iKanrljrBti’r deregulation “is essential If we Our Reg. 2.29...... 1.88 MAXI AIR FILTERS Our are to avoid hardships on in­ 59' We used to call this the doctrine of slipped down the pole. 47 Reg. dustry and higher ultimate AFL 132 HP, Reg. 3.19...... 2.27 6.99 “worseism." There were endless debates Prestige today still attaches to the BRING DOWN THE HIGH COST OF HEATINOI Available in most wanted 5.27 Ettrninp Umlb costs to the consumer.” AFL 83 HP, Reg. 3.89...... 2.67 between its champions and those who said worseists. They dominate the cocktail and sizes. Replace dirty filters Gas, oil or electric fires; U.L regularly and save. AFL 91 HP, or AFL 74 HP, Reg. to 4.99....2.97 approved. 5 B:C rating that starved workers would not be capable dinner circuits, the university scene, the FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1681 editorial posts. But they have changed Published by Iht Published every « /Q D o flj!r Electric Blankets of anything, including revolution. They Up to a point, stuffing can urged the policy of meliorism — a kind of drastically. Manchester evening except Sun­ Publishing Co.. Hsrsld days end holidays. be prepared ahead safely. All I look in vain among the disconsolate Squsrs. Msnchsstar, FUN IN THE SNOW FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY! “betterism” — which would show the Entered at the the dry and solid ingredients working class how to improve its lot and worseists of today for the sense of an­ Conn. 06040, Manchester, Conn., Tsisphons 643-2711 Post ONIce ss Second can be mixed the day before finally triumph. ticipation— if not of downright pleasure— (Arse Code 203). CIsss Mall Matter. if you refrigerate them, Speedy Sno-Jet Coleco’s Sno-Jet Most of my friends sided with worseism. that the species had several decades ago. BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER covered, and add.liquids such FULL SIZE Slide-A-Boggan 5-Ft. Toboggan But there was a certain joyousness for We no longer have the faith of our fathers as water, stock and butter or SINGLE CONTROL them in the daily disasters in the press, as that something good will in time come of SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES margarine just before you against the joyless gloom today. The con­ the inevitable bad ahead. My earlier PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Sno-Bee III stuff the turkey. temporary gloomier-than-thou cohorts friends used to be pessimistic romantics. Single Copy ...... tSs 3 Months...... 6S.7S 3 Passenger don’t have nearly the satisfactions that the But my friends today have become Weekly...... 7Ss 6 Months...... $19.50 FULL SIZE worseists of my younger days used to despondent realists. 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And the housing commission has come up typographical errors classllled advsrilsing: I 416 Nwl aiTMl, Sox $11 MANCHESTER totalitarianism, the overheating of the appearing In wlver- 12 noon prior to dayol Mon. thru FrI. 10 ajn. to 10 p.ni. with a marvelous report on how unllvable tlsemsnts and other publication: 12 noon I ataugMon, Mm *. Sfori the slums are getting. Cheer up. Things earth, the overcooling of the seas, the in- reading msttsr In The Friday lor publlcsilon I (617) $44-6600 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday 9 a.m. to 10 p.m. have got to je t worse.” .vaslon by Insect swarms, the collision of Manchester Evening Saturday and Mon­ Herald. day. , L. True, there was always the dangerous the planets. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 5, 1974 — PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Dec. 5. 1974 Bible Prepared for the Barely Literate Radio Club Visits WDRC BOOK REVIEWS DAVID E. ANDKRSON In the English version for Now we have come to worship BOLTON explained to the students by positive attitudes about what it IIFI Religion Writer new readers, the birth of Jesus, ...... him” ...... According to society officials, the emphases and stresses Donna Holland Jeff Manzell, director of the might be able to do at its own from the second chapter of In the version of the birth of not only is the simple language developed through indenting broadcasting school. station, input as to program­ The Ebony Tower, by John other stories do not follow factual reporting the dilem­ Advent, which began this Correspondent Matthew, reads like this: Jesus in the book of Luke, designed to assist new readers, also play a key role in helping Herald* Manzell spoke to the group of ming and the realization that a Fowles. through on this theme, ma of the victims “torn by year the first Sunday In 546-0375 which is just off the Bible but the arrangement of the the new reader learn, 17 students and three teacher- great deal of work does take USTOM |#ITGIEN (Little, Brown, $7.95) although the substance of conflicting demands, in­ December, Is traditionally Jesus was born in the town of The radio club of Bolton Society’s presses, the story is story into "sense lines” with Area Profile chaperonps about the “art of place behind the scenes. John Fowles crafts his each interacts with the volved with the needs of their within the churches a time of ...... Bethlehem,...... Center School visited the CENTER IV649-7S44 told this way: radio. ” He explained that The trip was arranged by scenes so adroitly and his others. bodies as well their honor, preparing for the festival . ..In the land of Judea,. .. Connecticut School of Broad­ . ...She was pregnant...... D J’ing was more than running Muriel Dickihson. language flows so smoothly Fowles gives a skillful per­ changirg with events, and a l­ celebrations of Christmas and . ..While Herod was king.. .. casting and radio station . and .while .they .were .in . .. controls and playing music. He Rummage Sale that the reader can't resist a form ance that perhaps is ways, always, seeking to sur­ Epiphany. Soon afterward some men who WDRC recently. ...Bethlehem...... said the job of a good DJ also in­ The Quarryville Junior An­ more entertaining than vive." Here is a deeply So, too, with the American . .. .studied the stars. .. . I,. > The strange terms and pleasure in meeting the peo­ . the time came for her to have volved reading commercials cient Fife and Drum Corps will AffcAens t^latlncUom meaningful, but when enter­ researched, tough book on Bible Society, which is deep Came .from .the east .to phrases “cueing up," “pie,” NEED A Nm KITCHEN TO THE EXTBRO ple Fowles introduces, in en­ ...... her baby...... and news in ^addition to the hold a catch-all rummage type tainment is so delightfully the ordeal of oppression on a into a project of preparing the ...... Jerusalem...... Santa’s Workshop Set ” pot controlling gain,” tering households where such She gave birth to her first son, technical side of the job. tag sale Saturday Dec. 14 from delivered, a lot of readers Bible for the illiterate and the ...... They asked,...... "shutgun” and ’romos” were marvelous and bizarre things national scale. . ..wrapped him in cloths. .. Kmuse Manzell explained that the 9:30 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. at the will be happy to forego the barely literate. . ..“Where is the baby. .. are happening. . and laid him in a feed box in a foundation of the job lies in Talcottville Congregational mes.sage. The Brahmin Arrange­ “Literacy education,” accor­ Who will become the king of Iq the first and best story in ...... barn,...... JPlonst & Greenhouses Shopping will be done one church at 10:30 a.m. The many areas such as learning Church in Talcottville. Joan Hanauer (UPl) ment. by Andrew Tully. ding to Society executive ...... the Jews?...... HEBRON this collection, we follow a . for there was no room in an class at a time and there will be Pilgrim Fellowship groups will proper breathing, proper dic­ Anyone wishing to donate any (Coward, McCann, secretary the Rev. John D. Anne Dallaire Hearing Set sensible young art critic on . .. .We saw his star. .. . inn a booth i^vided as a wrapping be participating and drivers are tion and proper inflection. He items is asked to call Mrs. John Geoghegan, $8.95) Cops and Erickson, “has been extremely .When it came up in the east.. Correspondent his visit to an aging Rabelai­ The Bitter Years, by .where they could stay.. . station solhat the children may needed. said a DJ also does copywriting Sposito, 643-2628 for pick-up. killers in an Internsil successful in the past few 228.3267 On Purchase sian painter at a pleasant Richard Petrow. (Morrow, take their gifts home already Then on Dec. 8, after a brief and news writing to familiarize Items may be dropped at $10.95) Cowards and heros: Revenue Service version. decades.” “Santa’s Workshop" will be family worship service there French estate and meet the gift wrapped for Christmas. himself with his support areas. Mrs. Sposito’s home at 52 Steele Agents of the IRS intelligence But often, he said, up to 50 per l ar g est RITAIL g r o w e r s in MANCHESTER held Dec. 10, and Dec. 11, Of Rham Site artist’s two delicious activists and bystanders. The The p ro which is sponsoring will be a decoration workshop. The director showed the Crossing Rd. or Mrs. Dale unit try to track down the cent of the new readers in the during the school hours at the mistresses. The critic is Contradictory behavior Muffler That’s this event, is especially hopeful Persons planning to take part Nancy Foote group a studio within the school Higgins on South St. killer of an undercover agent world return to illiteracy Manchtitcr 643-9559 Hebron and Gilead Hill tempted by one of them but characterizes this engrossing that the children will gain from should wear old clothes and if A public hearing will be held and demonstrated the proper A bake sake will be held in searching for leads to an because they have nothing to Guaranteed for 421 HARTFORD ROAO^AMLNCHESTER Elementary Schools. returns to his solid marriage, analysis of the ’’human this experience in giving and possible bring wire clippers. in the auditorium of Rham High use of the microphone, the use conjunction with the tag sale. organized crime operation. read. as long as you CASH & CARRY SPECIAL The event has been planned to VISIT OUR SHOWROOM unfulfilled and depressed, response" to the crisis of na­ make it a most happy Christ­ Also anyone wishing to fur­ School Monday at 8 p.m. of teletype news, program logs, Spaghetti Dinner The tale gains authenticity The aim of the society’s allow the children to par­ Over 30 Styles On Display feeling “an end to all green tions conquered and placed own the car.... mas for all. nish poinsettias at $).75 a plant At this meeting residents of cartridges and the use of two The St. Maurice Council of with its knowing details program, which officials es­ ticipate in the feeling of an growth." under military occupation, in POM The co-chairmen for Santa’s for Christmas decorations of Hebron, Andover and turntables. about the operation of a timate will cost some $62.8 "Old Fashioned Christmas" Catholic Women is having a LINOLEUM AND FLOOR CARPETS What does all this add up this case Denmark and Nor­ 875-2517 Workshop are Gail Bartenstein the church should contact Mrs. Marlborough will discuss Following the technical spaghetti dinner for its governmental police force in million, is to produce and dis­ $ 1 R Q Handmade crafts will be made to? An enjoyable peek into an way in World War II. The for the Hebron Elementary and Dale Bland. They will be used whether Regional School demonstration the group members in lieu of the regular BUILT-IN APPLIANCES a political atmosphere. Thi.> tribute sme 725 million Good PONS BUNCH I by those parents who have exciting life style? A nice author, sympathetic but Roberta Wood for the Gilead in the church Dec. 15 and Dec. District 8 should approrpiate proceeded upstairs to view the Christmas meeting. pace dodders occasionally News Scripture Literacy Selec­ OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP A ll Colors/ joined in making this a most • DESIGN • MSTALiATION visit? A comment on the pain realistic, explores with hard, Hill School. 22 and some may go to shutins if $4,975,(X)0 for puchase of land on posh WDRC studios. The The dinner will be held at the but the suspense holds. tions in more than 200 ROUTE 83 ROCKVJLLE rewarding activity for the • FINANCINQ • FREE ESTIRUTES of human relationships? All the money made on this requested by the donor. Jones Hollow Rd. in students were exposed to live parish center Monday. languages. children. • QUARANTEED lATISFAGTION Fowles always seems on the project will be donated by PTO Marlborough and construction broadcasting, both AM and FM, Cocktails and hors d’ourves ovn IM UTCHBW IWTAUa M TW Handmade items will be verge of explaining life and to the two schools to be used Officers ElelMed of a new middle schoo’ and and a five-minute newscast. will be served at 6:30 p.m. MUTB MMCNKTH AM offered at a minimum cost 5 OwMr OssrstsS — N t M h m m ends up just telling a good however necessary. The women’s Fellowship of authorize bonds and temporary To the delight of the entire Dinner will be served at 7:30 cents to $1, so as to enable them M Itr SfesSamssI - OpM M y ssS M . Ii$l - BiW story, which when you get Volunteers Sought Gilead Congregational Church notes in the same amount. group various WDIC celebrities p.m. to purchase something of their The flower committee of the has elected Florence Rich and Also under discussion is the were present. The dinner is being catered down to it has become harder own choice which they can af­ First Congregational Church of Doris Links as presidents for possibility of an additional ap­ The group returned with very by Hank Ryba. to find than explanations of ford. There will be booths propriation of $215,000 to life. The Hebron invites all who wish to 1975. Marsha HubbardI will arranged in Santa’s Workshop participate in gathering greens serve as secretary, and Marion provide a special education The second story also deals for each member of the family for decorating the church to Foote as treasurer. facility in the proposed middle with sexual temptation. This so as to aid the children with meet Saturday Dec. 7, at the On Dec. 11 at 8 p.m. the school, subject to state ap­ time the protagonist, a Celtic the purchasing of gifts. fellowship will hold its Christ­ proval and full reimbursement. knight, gives in without a SATURDAY mas program. Instead of struggle and messes up the bringing gifts for convalescent lives of all involved. The homes patients, members will ’’adopt” a room at the The city of Boston still DCA Report Ready Mansfield Training School and 0 issues a license for grazing 1 BANK supply games, food and Mary Cheney volunteers for a party. cattle on Boston Common. \ / Library Adds On Camp Newhoca New Books Can Make CONN. SALVAGE CO., Inc. alias The n FICTION VERNON insurance, electricity, mis­ Ashford — The colour of Recommendations for the use cellaneous repairs, mowing, GLORIOUS EMPORIUM violence of Camp Newhoca on Bolton and the costs of recreation CORNER OF lURTFORD ROAD Bennett — The dangling witness Lake Shores, purchased by the programs. It was figured this Carroll — Next to kin It Happen town of Vernon about a year would run about $1,500 annual­ & PINE ST., MANCNESTER - 649-7782 Cool — Bloodhouse ago, will be made in a report ly- Denham — Amo being prepared by the state The property includes some N e i g h b o r ! De Vries — The glory of the Department of Community Af­ 29 acres. Ibur Omslmas hummingbird fairs (DCA.) Brian Will, chairman of the Eaton — The king is a witch Todd Cook of the DCA, at the Conservation Commission, said I was thinking of taking Farris — Sharp practice town’s request, is providing the state study will call for an a little vacation — just a Ferm — False idols technicai assistance. In an in­ expansion of picnic and parking few days of goofing off Fish — The memoirs of Schlock terim report presented to the facilities at the town-owned somewhere — and looked Holmes Conservation Commission, he Valley Falls Park. This park Fraser — Laura possessed for a place that would be store with more cailed for development of a bail also has a swimming area and Gardner — The king’s Indian field, swimming area and nature trails. rather exotic, different and Garfield — The Romanov supplementary group ac­ enjoyable. After consulting accession tivities. a load of vacation pamph­ Gardiner — Return of Moriarty Are you an armchair shopper? At the time of purchase it was lets, I decided on New Britain. Atter all, where can Gilbert — Flash point Check out the bargains on the determined there would be two you get so much culture, couth and congeniality in one Goldstein — You’re never too Herald Classified Pages q>ecials galore.. different types of costs involved place. I ’ve heard people say that there’s just no place old to die with maintaining and operating like New Britain. Gwaltney — Idols and axle the camp. First would be the BERNARD A. LOZIER, ’ grease one-time initial improvements INC. Hammett — The continental op and second would be GROUP 1...KNITS A WOOL BLEND Holland — Great Maria maintenance and operating 22 REGENT 8T. GROUP 1... DOUBLEKNIT Hibbert — Madonna of the costs which would be recurring . seven hills Celling Repairs annually. Irving — The 158-pound i Replacements One of the prime initial costs SPORTCOATS marriage is to upgrade and repair elec­ Quality I SUITS Jefferies — Wood magic lllty Carpentry Worli, EXCEPTIONAL SELECTION... trical, plumbing and masonry Patio'atlos • Additions SEVERAL SOLID COLORS TO CHOOSE FROM Johnson — Faith and the good work in the buildings situated A Remodeling thing on the property. Last year the Free Estimates Johnson — A piece of the moon building inspector estimated trAQA $/IQ90 is missing this cost to be about $700. Phone 64&-4464 Koontz — After the last race Annual costs would involve Values to $75. Kyle — Terror’s cradle Values to $100. Lelchuk — Miriam at thirty- GROUP 2...KNIT & BLEND $4A«0 n n • ■ ■ • GROUP 2...KNITS AND WOOL teAQO SPORTCOATS...Valuasto$65 09 four BLEND SUIT8...Valuaa to $110 r Levin — The spell of time Longstreet — The general Mann — The sticking place Masterson — The man with two ! clocks SPECIAL GROUP DOUBLEKNIT FAMOUS NAME CORDUROY Mather — The white dacoit Michaels — The house of many As I started to pack my bags and phone for an air­ shadows f Nourse — The bladerunner line reservation, my wife came on the scene and in­ SPORT SHIRTS ' SLACKS Orkin — Scuffler formed me that I was going nowhere. She further in­ SOLIDS...CHECKS...PLAID8... EXCELLENT SELECTION OF f Parker — Good girls don’t get structed me to get busy on the ad and make some SIZES 32-42 WAIST... SOLID COLOR COTTON CORDUROYS... { murdered . money so that she could stay home in style. Another * Rivoyre — Boy great idea down the drain. ^ Rooney — Valedictory ; Thompson — The Swiss legacy Anyway, there’s lots to peddle this weekend, and * V W $790 J Thompson — Tattoo I’ll try to give you a few hints about what’s going on: J Tryon — Lady US Usually Valuta to $25. Valuta to $12. 5 ’hilly — The Brahmin arrange- $79.95 Black & Tan Ro c k e r------$39.90 I ment 98.95 Maple Colonial Rocker ------48.80 i Weldon — Female friends 134.95 Bentwood Rocker------88.80 1 I Wheeler — Easy come 429.95 2-pc. Herculon Sofa & Chair- ___ 208.80 SELECT GROUP FAMOUS NAME I White — A rich and dangerous 329.95 Herculon Sofa Bed ------,— ___ 199.40 SELECT GROUP FAMOUS NAME •' game 119.95 Royce Union 5-Speed Bike— _____ 82.50 NON-FICTION 139.95 CCM 10-Speed Targa Bike — _____ 97.40 J Baldwin — Billy Baldwin * 489.95 Pine Table & 6 Chairs ------___ 218.40 SHOES remembers SWEATERS I Beaver — Caril 139.50 Firm Twin Bedding S e t------_____ 77.90 MANY, MANY COLORS TO SELECT FROM... MANY USUAL AND UNUSUAL j Beny — In Italy _____ 84.00 159.95 Firm Full Bedding Set ------8-M-L-XL SIZES TO CHOOSE FROM I Brock — Gladrags 29.95 AM-FM Digital Clock Radio _____ 19.90 * Brodeur — Expendable 1.99 36” Xmas Candles ------____ 1.00 ■ Americans 2.99 Nativity Scenes ------_____ 1.90 $A4D $w 1 1 0 l l 9 v w 0 t Fasteau — The male machine with the help of a S.B.M. 2.35 50-lite Flashing S e t------_____ 1.18 » Flexner — Washington, the in-

3.95 TV or Stereo Tape ______- ______1.88 ! dispensable man Valuta to $32. Plus disposable diapers (newborn & overnite), ValUM to $13. I Reward — Some are called I clowns household brushes, Ozite and other carpeting, up­ t Holzer — The directory of the holstery fabrics, records & tapes, stereo, Xmas FREE ALTERATIONS ON ALL MERCHANDISE! ' occult Installment Loan decorations, greeting cards, winter boots, etc., and ' Horst — Gerald Ford and the hundreds of things I can’t even remember, all way I future of the presidency below what dealers themselves pay. I Kimbrough — Time enough So come visit, enjoy the delicious complimentary ^ Lausch — Manipulation How Much Do You Need? coffee, and help me find out what we have. We’ll really ‘ Lessing — A small personal voice enjoy seeing you. Remember that we sell with a real ' Little — Enter Joseph Papp ’.no-hard-time” money back guarantee if your REBAL MEN'S SHOP * McGbvem — Uphill purchase does not please you in every way. And my • CONNECTICUrs LARGEST and MOST COMPLETE MEN'S STORE " M cK ee -T h e last West wife says, “Don’t forget your w allet!” MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON \ McKuen — Moment to moment Savings Bank t . Parry — ’The discovery of the * sea Rem em ber our * Perry — The Victorians Exhausting Hours: I Pilgrim — ’The tropic of cancer of Manchestar ’Thurs. Eve (Ugh) 6 to 9, OPEN EVERY NIQHT UNTIL 9 P M NOW THROUGH DEC. 23rd ; (Julntero — If you don’t dance Member F.D.I.C. Fridays 10 to 9 and r they beat you Saturdays 10 to 5. We’re r Silverman — Foster and Laurie 8 4 8 - 1 7 0 0 MANCHESTER • EAST HARTFORD • SOUTH WINDSOR • BOLTON resting less! Steward — Mr. Socialism I ’Tldyman — Dummy ‘ Stonehouse — Young animals Paople-to^People Banking PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Dec. 5. 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thur«.. Dec. 5. 1974— PAGE NINE

Bolton Church Fair Saturday iff. 'V'J Rocking Horse Market Grows Up the kid decides he’s going to vat of mineral oil for about one- They come apart, and when the The green thumb shop will be Carlson and a 6-place setting of Mrs. William Dunn, publicity, By JACQUELINE HUARU glue and doweling. Donna Holland swallow'Ti wheel, if it’s coated half hour. fasteners are exposed they are managed by Miss Millicent stoneware from Pat Morianos. Jonathan Little, decoratlona CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - Prices range from $1 for a CorrrHpondenI with mineral oil, it will go quite lethal,” said Roper who Jones who will be available to The door prize will be a and Horace Burnham and Mr*. He’s not sure what they’re small wooden car to |48 for the 646-0375 through him pretty fast,” Newly designed toys are sent designs toys held together with give advice and guidance to her cosm etics set donated by John Gleason, clean-up. doing with them, but many peo­ adult sized rocking horse. The Episcopal Churchwomen Roper said. to a "testing laboratory,” a customers. Mrs. Henry Forbes and Wallace. The fair Is being co-chaired ple are buying adult size of St. George’s Episcopal Besides the usual boats, nearby pre-school, where Church will hold their annual McDonough is chairman of a A number of noted craftsmen by Mrs. Alan Broadhead and rocking horses, a New children play with it for about shop featuring a selecting of will be offering their wares. Mrs. David Wampold. Hampshire toymaker says. trucks and cars, Hancock S h e H e r a lh Christmas in the Country Fair Associates makes wood lawn one month to test strength and Saturday from 10 a.m. until 2 d ri^ flowers, herbs and Christ­ They include Mrs. Adelma Sim­ r ------7 By day Jack Roper designs durability. Hancock Associates SWEET APPLE CIDER mas wreaths. mons, herbs, spices and books; ships and boats to navigate real mowers, pop-up toasters, p.m. at the church. helicopters, ironing boards and guarantees the- toys for one MADE FRESH ON THE FARM Area Profile The treasure chest Mrs. Bonnie Kelley, sllkscreen oceans. At night he glues wood year. Santa Claus will be at the fair tiM hardost thing ! more. and handing out 125 gift cer­ (otherwise known as the white items; Robert Woods, hand­ together to make small boats, about SfflokEndora, | “We’re trying not to do the Roper and Kierstead have No preservative* - Not pasteurized. A/pure and tificates for hamburgers and elephant shop) will be under the made jewelry; Mrs. Judith rocking horses, doll houses and natural product. An excellent substitute for soft direction of Mrs. John Hughes Holmes, etching; Eric Clayton, Is bolievlng how i other toys. same old thing,’’ Roper said. visit^ several schools and day soda from Burger King and The toys are rugged and simple drinks. balloons for the children. The and Mrs. Wilfred Maxwell. The handmade wood items, ’Trevor easy it is. r Roper works at night in his care centers in the area to see ROCKVILLEHOSPITAL NOTES Auctions Application church youth group will be Jones, wire sculpture; Mrs. R small toy factory in the upper in design “so childen can fill in what children and teachers Burger King car will be at the the gaps with their im­ fair in the morning. sponsor a children’s shopping Carl Carlson, pastel or charcoal story of a bam in Hancock,, want in a toy. Soo Pago 2 i agination,” he said. • MacINTOSH • BALDWIN A gourmet shoppe will be spree. portraits, Mrs. Rita Kenway, ____ I N.H., which he and his partner, “We found out a lot of toys Before ZB A Tonight ■MOK^^NDBRa* \ Roper designs the toys and simply don’t stay together. Admitted Tuesday: Dorothy pler!, Ridgewood Dr., Vernon; managed by Mrs. Horace Santa Claus will be in the copper enameling; Mrs. building contractor Robert • CORTLAND • WINESAP ^ m Kierstead supervises their Barbero, Russell Dr., William Sembenotti, Esquire Burnham and will offer a varie­ area listening to children’s Frederick Boss, original wood Kierstead, started last requests and Robert Little, 480 PmtI SkMl, *M oil ■ summer.' production by three full-time Rockville; Catherine Callahan, Dr., Manchester. SOUTH WINDSOR the holiday time to respond to ty of gourmet specialties from sculpture. ■ MougMen, Mm *. 0M72 I ' CAMERAS Hancock Associates, Inc., employes and two students. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Enfield; Joseph Carter, Plea­ Discharged Tuesday: Clara the plea for food supplies and around the world. Vermont Harold Bickford and The Rev. Mrs. William Schmidt is I (S17) 344 000* I Judy Kueliiiel John Hughes will be available specializes in a large variety of Since the toys are simple FILM-BULBS sant Valley Rd., South Wind­ Arno, RFD 4, Rockville; Jon donations. Cheddar cheese will be handling posters and signs. |lMaiMaiMMMM**MM4 CorreHpondciil wooden toys made of birch and there is no need for intricate DISCOUNT PRICE8I sor; Albert Hager, Vernon Collins, Hillsdale Dr., Vernon; Foods that were left over available by the pound in the to photograph the children as FERRANDO ORCHARD 644-1364 .they visit Santa. dipped in mineral oil for a slick sawing. Most are cut to shape, Ave., Rockville; Justine Donald Leonard, Patricia Dr., after making up the baskets cheese shop under the direction BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, GLASTONBURY Vernon; Gladys MacQuarrie, The South Windsor Zoning Mrs. John Morianos will han­ finish. "The mineral oil is edi­ holes drilled for the axles and ARTHUR DRUG Howard, Lake Rd., Coventry; went to the Community Service of Robert Little and Ray (3 miles beyond Vito's Restaurant) Somersville; Donna Palmer, Board of Appeals will meet dle raffle tickets and Mrs. PARK MU-JOYCE FLOWER SHOP ble so the toys are non-toxic. If then the toy is submerged in a Jeffrey Jablonski, Stafford Council Office. In addition to Griswold. Constance Dr., Manchester; tonight at the Town Hall to con­ Edwin Nicholson is in charge of Springs; Norman Mattis, Thanksgiving baskets they will Mrs. Robert Gorton, Mrs. William Pierce, South St., sider four applications. door prizes. Tickets to “A Night WEEKEND SPECIALI Linden Place, Rockville; also be making up baskets for Robert Little and Mrs. Woody One asks permission to con­ On the Town” will sell 5 for Jl. Evelyn Marston, Campbell Rockville; George Stringham, Christmas. Lopes will be in the kitchen, lit,-If y ii.if/f //. n i n t y tip p im i s ro p r O f tinue bi-weekly auctions at the The event features $5 worth of Ave., Vernon; Lawrence Somers; Brenda Walker, Rt. 83, Any person still interested in baking bread and taking orders Ellington; Walter Weber, Snip- Wapping Community Church gas from Tuckers in Coventry a Miniature Carnations lAPr'r xxrrj ' ' ItK, (' I (PMM/IS '■.PIPIT . . w - Michaud, Spring St., Rockville; donating non-perishable food for special breads while the t n a r lln sic Lake Rd., Rockville; House at 1788 Ellington Rd. bottle of wine, a wash and set Theresa Oleslk, Prospect St., items may do so by calling the people shop. The bread sales Herbert West, Snipsic St., The application, submitted by from The Beauty Nook In Rockville; Arlene Payson, office of the Service Council at will be supervised by Mrs. Paul Charles Barker, 18 Farmstead Coventry, dinner for two at Rachel Rd., Manchester; Rockville. 644-2509. Schendel. In addition an assort­ n . 8 9 Birth Tuesday; A daughter to Dr., South Windsor, requests a Fiano’s Restaurant and two Joseph Privizzino Jr., Clinton temporary and conditional per­ Support Projects ment of homemade jellies, (Cash sM Cam i St., Manchester; Mary Sam­ Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Dyrholm, jams and preserves will be theatre tickets from UA East at Skinner Rd., Vernon. mit for two years to conduct the The South Windsor’s the Parkade. auctions. Women’s Club has announced available. Luncheon will be served un­ Also being raffled will be a FLOWERS and A^HAMaeMSNTS FOR EVERV OCCAStOH .. Also to be considered is a the support of two community ceramic clock plaque by Eunice We Carry der the guidance of Mr. and 36 OAK ST., MANCHI^STER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-144S request by Dr. Desmond projects with funds earned Guay, an oil painting by Myrtle McGann for a variance to allow during the current club year. Mrs. Leonard Bjorkman. FREE Delivery & Parking • Frank Gakeler, Prop. These Nationally living quarters within an office The club has chosed to supply The hand work shop offering building at 658 Ellington Rd., the South Windsor Police Dept, an assortment of knitted, Advertised Brands Christmas Crafts located in an A-20 zone. with blankets and first aid kits crocheted and sewn items will A request is made by Edward for each of four marked be chaired by Mrs. Merrill Only 16 More Shopping Days LeftI PRE-CHRISTMAS R. Kuehn, 968 Farmington cruisers. Mott. The yard goods and re­ Workshop Subject Ave., West Hartford to allow a The club has also voted to mnant shoppe will be handled Broad St. Hart, Schaffner sign larger than permitted at contribute a 16mm sound by Mrs. Clarence Butterfield. Olde Wapping Realty, Inc. at projector to the South Windsor Mrs. Thomas Matrick and Manchester Confer on Future Role X Marx 1665 Ellington Rd. in an RC Public Library which may be Mrs. Wesley Miller are co­ Parkade FISH zone. loaned to individuals and clubs chairing the candle shop. HLF-SERVICE DEPT STORE* President Gerald Ford, left, conferred recently with Nelson A. Rockefeller about the part COVEiMRY FISH, Friends In Service Robert J. Blinh, 729 John that do not have access to one. Rockefeller will play when and if he is confirmed by Congress as vice president. (UPI IMoniea Shea Here, of Coventry is suggesting Fitch Blvd. requests a variance These projects were selected ESTABLISHED 1887 photo) Correspondent to residents that they refrain to place an existing building from requests received from Christmas Gift Ideas from King’s Austin Reed 742-9495 NEW YORK (UPI) -- from sending Christmas into a conforming category in a several groups and Capezio, the organization The Mothers’ Club will spon­ greetings to their friends in GC zone. organizations in town. sor a Christmas Craft workshop that makes footwear, leg- Complete Jewelry Dept town. All interested persons may Requests are presented to the wear and bodywear for the under the direction of the Booth In lieu of Christmas cards a appear and be heard. A copy of membership for consideration London Fog Dimock Library and a 4-H club danCe world, stems from a Wholesale donation could be made to FISH the applications are on file in and then voted upon to deter­ small cobbler’s shop estab- led by Laura Trask and Carolyn and may be sent to Mrs. H.A. the building inspector’s office. mine selection. Monies for Olmstead. lished near the old BOYS, GIRLS AND TEENS Price Index McKusick, South St., Coventry. Baskets for Needy these projects are raised main­ Metropolitan Opera House in Pendleton Greetings will be extended in Children 5-years-old and Through the combined efforts ly through the Community 1887 bv Salvatore Capezio. Really Isn’t the local weekly newspaper older and up may register for of the Brownies, Girl Scouts, Thrift Shop, manned entirely by Watches MANCHESTER PARKADE during the week before Christ­ religion classes. South Windsor volunteers of the Woman’s Club By LeROY POPE Zero King the two sessions to be held in UPI Business Writer the Children’s Room of the mas and a list of the names of Woman’s Club and residents, and community. those who made donations will The Woman’s Club will spon­ Also, a Book Discussion NEW YORK (UPI) - The library on Saturday, Dec. 7 and several complete Thanksgiving Group will meet monthly to dis­ be included. sor two new programs open to nation’s wholesalers and dis­ ^Zinas'. 14 from 10;30 a.m. to 11 ;30 a.m. baskets were presented to cuss timely selections chosen The organization hopes for a the membership. One is a series tributors feel a government needy local families. by the group in advance. Infor­ generous response from the of Mah Jong classes which has A fine assortment of SWiss watches misnomer is burdening them The library’s current book Mrs. Ed Striebel of the mation on other programs and residents. sessions meeting two mornings enhanced by leather or expansion with more than their share of acquisitions include fiction, Woman’s Club, community af­ membership requirements can Stanley There is also a need for more a month and two evenings a bands. 2 yr. factory warranty. the blame for inflation. Anderson, “Fire Time’’; fairs committee, has expressed be obtained from Mrs. John drivers for the people who are month to accommodate as What gets their goat is the Brautigan, “The Hawkline thanks to all the children and Darrah, membership chair­ Blacker in dire need of transportation. adults who took time out during many registrants as possible. label “wholesale price index” Monster; a Gothic Western” ; If you are interested in driving man. on one of the Bur^u of Labor Buechner, “Love Feast’’; please call 742-8680. LADY Statistics’ most important Christie, “Hercule Poirot’s economic barometers. 'The WPI Damon Early Cases” ; Cookson, “Our SUNBEAM keeps going up and up in this in­ John Willie” ; Meyer, “The Yule Fair The First Congregational flationary era. Seven Percent Solution” ; Mur­ “Because of the label, people John Wftitz doch, ‘”rhe Sacred and Profane Church will hold a Christmas GARDENS E lectric tend to think wholesalers and V Love Machine” ; and West, Fair Saturday from 10 to 4 p.m. Plants That Pleaiel in the church vestry. distributors are the ones who “Harlequin.” oodland Shaver are raising prices and must be Groups participating will be ★ LET JOHN. LEON OR PHIL ZAPADKA HELP YOU ★ gouging the public,” said New non-fiction books include the Ladies Association, Friend­ 108 WOODLAND ST.-OPEN DAILY JILL O-PHQNE 043-8474 LADIES SWISS-MADE ly Circle, Couples Club, Men’s William Englehaupt of Chicago, Bergman, “Scenes From a executive vice-president of Uie SPRINGROK PUZZLES Arrow Marriage” ; Castaneda, “Tales Club, Pilgrim Fellowship, Lucite If atches Animals A Scenes...... $4 Junior Choir, Sunday School National Electronic of Power” ; Ryan, “A Bridge to Built-In LIghtI Distributors Association. “Under Bliss’' ...... $8 LIVE and the Mother’s Gub. Christmas Tree gss Vandermlnt Uquew...... S4 Far” ; Teale, “A Naturalist Englehaupt told UPI his TERRARIUIIIS Cortefiel Buys an Old Farm” ; Wilkes, The fair will offer handkits Twin heads lor shaving legs, under­ such as sweaters, socks, hats, association and other "These Priests Stay” ; and arms. Gift case. #L57. "See-thru” fashioni Clear band. Swiss- wholesaler groups have been with Cavett, “Cavett.” scarves and mittens, and hand­ Headquarters made, 2 yr. factory service warranty. colored made articles such as aprons, making studies to find out what SCULPTURE Jaymar the public thinks the WPI is.' Be kind to your library. potholders, pillows, and quilts, tTEMS and a variety of house plants. ALL W OOD “We discovered that nearly Please look around your house Live, Balled & Buriaped...... from >12. 95,1 everyone thinks it is based on af fametis There will also be a white originais Haggar and see if you have any Booth Jewelry Boxes the prices we wholesalers and .to Dimock Library books. elephant table, and food such as Shown Our Entire Stock Fresh Cut Trees ...... from > . p distributors charge retailers,” Remember you can always pies, breads, beans and other 2 959 “Pie*Playmates” goodies. Also Artificial Traos he said. "Actually, it reflects S18.98 Pringle renew by phone and there are 5 " a n d up bulk commodity prices charged no fines. Santa Claus will visit the fair Others between 2 and 4 p.m. by producers.” Many different styles finished In walnut "It would be utterly im­ 88 to $40. Decorate Your Home or frultwood! possible,” Engelhaupt said, ”to compile a true general wholesale price index on a lohnpY Carson for Christmas & New Years I AMERICANA national or even a regional You're a man basis. Wholesaling and distribu­ OUTERWEAR Headquarter* tor: Wreath*, Qarland, Roping, plus llorlat 2-B ELL tion are much too variegated in Palm Beach who has arrived. and decorating euppllee, plaetic, velvet, burlap ribbon, their practices.” wire, wreath frame*, *tyrofoam, oa*l*, pick*, clay, or­ Alarm - First published in 1902, the Flaunt it nament*, cone* galore and much, much morel WPI was misnamed at the very Freeman and start, Engelhaupt said. It never Clock did reflect changes in prices with a handsome **For Christmas charged by wholesalers and dis- and M.any diamond ring. Poinsettias Cheer and Color 1*' Q 4 9 Fashion Lockets ributors to local merchants U V A U T E nd industrial consumers. “It Colortal glow Others Cameo, cloisonne or limoges always Was compiled on the f r om ^ a “ONLY YOUR WOODLAND GARDENS CAN OFFER Extra-loud alarm. 5-3/4” high clock. styles In silver or gold finish. basis of bulk commodity prices taaotnaOng ar ray Red, white and blue. Keywound. Holds 2 photos. charged by manufacturers and of avtr*€hangmg ALL-WEA YOU A CHOICE OF THOUSANDS OF PLANTS; other basic producers.” ahagaa.t23.M Originally, the WPI was Olhara FROM THE GROWERS’ GREENHOUSES TO YOU!’’ SOUNDESIGN based on 250 commodities. Now 817.08 to 2 8 ^ it compiles the point-of-origin Walkie-Talkies prices of around 2,500 items and Come In and Lei Either John, Leon or Phil Pick Out One For Yout or it is widely respected as an ac­ Pick One Out Yourself From One Of Our Many Greenhouses .. .P.S. See curate barometer of the Us For TERRARIUMS, Plants, Containers, and Suppliesl economy, particularly of the overall price structure. GOATS ”We don't want to change the Dried Material for Feature* puah-to-talk button, on/ofi vol­ WPI formula. We only want to MUSK ume control. Includes hand strap and bat­ change its name to something BOXES teries. Model #5143. like 'Market Index’ that doesn’t Thursday-Friday-Saturday Only put the onus for inflation on Original Fall Arangements! Hummal FANTASM us,” Englehaupt said. LAMPS tV Choose from Wools, Corduroys and Poplins Wheat — Oats — Thistle — Straw Flowers — Gourds Even the consumer protec­ 810.18 Othora gpgoe-age ' ' ORNAMENTAL CORN AND MUCH. MUCH MORE! POLAROID tion gropps apparently do not lighting that 1 1 * M i l know the true nature of the WPI 12.9810 **W&*V9 E p ^ ry ik ln g F o r Tk# Do*/l-KoHro«i/«r/*' 888. banda light. formula, Englehaupt said. Sooraaottinyop* Square Shooter 2 “ They compare the WPI tioal llbraa glow ( n ,1 ,) prices with retail prices and from a hliTdan Help The Birds - Feed Them! convey the Impression aouroa. S48J8 iiiaslnr (,haig«F FREE !«*• wholesalers and distributors Othara OPEN DAILY ’TIL 9 P.M. GIFT are cdllectlng the difference in • CRACKDCORH Takes 3-3/6” x 3-1/4” color pictures! Has 39.08 to 1200 llIRflPPIfK, D o n H •sumowasED profit margin. This isn’t at all Or Cash • WUNROFID • TMSTU FEEDERS • SUETCAKD electric eye, 3 elemant 114mm lens, built-in true, because the WPI was set MANCHESTER PARKADE J4kar«t fo ld £«ty PAymtnU flashcube holder. (AiiM m Mh) • SUnOWD FEDERS eHHIIIOUSD up originally to reflect so-called Forget ‘pure’ prices. That is, it ignores MANCHESTER • THSTUSOD • SQWMEL FOn FEDERS * m FEEDERS The POLAROID KODAK 0126-12 8YLVA N IA shipping and transportation HERSHEY KISSES • NEMP S ID • m iA T H S eERCTRKNRD costs from the point of produc­ Birds! • K N VT HEARTS WATD WARNERS TYPE 108 FILM CO LOR FILM M A Q IC U B E 8 tion, warehousing. Jobbers’ and FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL JEWELER8-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 IMsoteulM* W J 3 M l Wnpp8d In * 1 * 7 3 » 9 Takes IS f«btory representatives’ com- ChrMmat Colort SIMSBURY-AVON 98S MAIN STRIBT, MANCHESTER SS (K FOR; FREPUa WOOD, 3 SUIT MUSN (UV. oolsr prinlt 99 * ISFIsstiss M. ssions, and overhead costs R *8. 11 .8 8 Hartford • Waatfarma Mall interest and insurance iH4i f tlm IM In these operations.” PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, Dec. 5, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 5, 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN 4-H Club DR. LAMB Fly-Cruise Vacations ENGAGED Names Slate ABOUT Topic of Travel Show \ % " * * ■ TOWN FROM YOUR ^ ^ vrn-,N ■..... Brenda Foley recently was .“ i = A' Football After Fly/cruise family vacations Airlines and Julian Matte of the elected president of the NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN Skull Fracture? will be featured at The Herald’s Cunard Lines will be on hand to Manchester 4-H Helping Hands ’ t ’I R ) Travel Show on Dec. 12 at 8 answer questions. Club. By VIVIAN FERGUSON I? By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. p.m. at Manchester High School Free tickets are available at Other elected officers are Jehovah’s Witnesses will WITH THiS COUPON...... influence on a person’s life. I have a theocratic ministry H DEAR DR. LAMB - First presume that is the case since auditorium. The Herald office or from the Debby Mangano, vice presi­ your doctor has told you your American Airlines will pre­ following participating travel dent; Cheryl Bassett, school tonight at 7:30 and a ser­ A new cookbook will be of all, I want to thank you for \ vice meeting at 8:35 at the information you sent me son can play football. sent films on its island flights agencies; LaBonne Travel, 67 secretary; Alison Bassett, available at the Lutz Junior LAND 0’ Kingdom Hall. dealing with diverticulosis. You will get many dif­ and Cunard Cruise Lines will E. Center St. ; Mercury Travel, treasurer; Elizabeth Maloney, Museum on Sunday. The ladies \ My mother has followed the ferent opinions about the show sound slides of its luxury 627 Main St.; Globe Travel, 555 publicity; Patricia Hayes and of the Museum League, who instructions in the booklet in­ safety of football, particu­ liner "Adventure” which Main St.; Goodchild-Bartlett Ann Temple, community ser­ volunteer their time, have LAKES larly for school boys. It de­ stead of the bland diet she cruises in the sunny Caribbean. Travel, 113 Main St.; Universi­ vice and telephone; Denise The council on ministries published more than 200 recipes had been on. The results are pends a lot on the conditions. ty Travel, Storrs; Hastings Boutilier and Mary Kate Hayes, study group of South United DEAR DR. LAMB - Re­ The Kiwis, former American in their 125-page book entitled truly fantastic. Travel, Coventry; and O’Keefe recreation. Methodist Church will meet cently 1 read in your column Airline stewardesses, will "Eljem’s Recipes.” redeem at Now, I would like to ask Travel, 750 Silas Deane Club members attended the tonight at 7:30 in the education you about my son. He is 14 that sit-ups and leg-lifts model uniforms of yesteryear. Eljem is the symbolic animal Highway, Wethersfield. Achievement Night of the wing of the church. Kghland Park and had a skull fracture would help reduce one’s This presentation will be ac­ figure fashined from the initial BUTTER I’lfflit one A Market three years ago. How danger­ waistline. Would exercising companied by slides showing Door prizes, compliments of SA Manchester 4-H Clubs Nov. 8 at UM both in design and name. 1 LB. QTRS. area merchants, will be Keeney St. School. Receiving HIGHLAND per famHy ous is this sort of fracture and by standing still and flexing the airplanes of that era. He appears in chef’s hat and ^ (Good Thru Siilurdny, December 7, 1974) should he be allowed to par­ the abdominal muscles by Robert Bader of American awarded. awards were Alison and Cheryl A setback card game will be apron on the cookbook cover. I ticipate in activities such as themselves be of any benefit Bassett, Brenda Foley, Debbie played Friday at 7:30 p.m. in Edith Palmer of 16 Timber football? Could this kind of in reducing the waistline? It Mangano, Elizabeth Maloney, Cronin Hall of Mayfair Trail put the book together. “TAc Choicest Meat In Toiun/” § S 1 w m is possible that this type fracture cause damage to the Ann Temple, Patty Hayes, Gardens. All residents of About five years ago, someone brain? could be harmful, if not Whitney Whittaker, and Denise Mayfair are invited. His doctor said he could helpful? else had collected recipes in 317 HlBhland Strsat, Manchaster Fracchis photo Boutilier. preparation for a publication participate in football. I’m DEAR READER - 1 During the summer, very concerned. assume you mean pulling in The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss but it never came to pass. Edith ^r i*£i Jic DEAR READER - I’m your abdominal muscles and Claire Joanne Reynolds of members attended the 4-H A Bible study will be con­ took over the task assisted by a Terri Lee Ouellette to John F. Camp in Marlborough. Shop at Our Service glad your mother has done so contracting them as much as THE BABY Peterborough, N.H.; to Roland Mannise, both of Bolton, has ducted tonight at 7:30 at the committee. Betty Bleiler, Ann r " Oi l I K) well by changing her diet. you reasonably can. If so, it (Beaver) Jutras of Manchester, Mrs. Robert Bassett is club United Pentecostal Church. Conde, Charlotte Froh, Jane been announced by her parents, leader. Meat Counter, Where The bland diet that she was will help. N.H., has been announced by Mr. and Mrs. Norman C. Pastel and Jean Lefebvre added WITH THIS COUPON on was commonly recom­ The best approach is to IS NAMED her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Am­ Ouellette of 15 Dean Dr., to the original group of recipes, mended a few years ago. A "suck in your muscles” and brose M. Reynolds of 70 Diane a ll contributed by the hold them in this contracted Bolton. Manchester Composite You Can See BOTH British surgeon pointed out Dr. museum’s volunteers. Miss M AXW ELL the value of cereal fiber in position for at least 15 sec­ Szykeruk, Marissu Ann, daughter of Victor W. and Lucille A. Squadron of the Civil Air Parol Hazel Lutz, who founded the providing bulk in the diet, es­ onds. Then relax and repeat Bertone Szykeruk of 6 Ward St., Rockville. She was bom Nov. 28 Her fiance is the son of Mr. will meet tonight from 7 to 9 at Sides of The Meat children’s museum and for sential to normal bowel func­ the procedure. You can do at Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Her fiance is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Mannise of 37 the Manchester State Armory, r m THE whom it is named, drew HOUSE tion, and since then there has this either while standing or Mr. and Mrs. Mario Bertone of 28 Charter Rd., Rockville. Her and Mrs. Roland H. Jutras of Notch Rd., Bolton. 330 Main St. All young people You Buy — , ^^The been a small revolution in while seated in a chair. . paternal grandparents are Mrs. Theresa Szykeruk of Hartford Manchester, N.H. SERVICE from Grade 7 through high sketches of early American You can get sore muscles diets for bowel problems. and Walter Szykeruk of Ward St., Rockville. She a has a brother, A 1971 graduate of Bolton school are welcome. kitchen utensils for the pages. Others who need this infor­ by overdoing it if you have Victor Walter Jr. The bride-elect attended High School, the bride-elect is a The book is already on sale at Choicest Meats In redeem at mation can write to me at poor muscle tone to start Pfc. Richard J. Letts, son of the Museum. If you buy it this P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Sta­ with. So, take it easy. Manchester High School and senior at the University of Kghland Park Guay, Kimberly Cliantal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jacques Mrs. Francis Letts of 376 Hart­ Sunday you will be able to taste COFFEE limit one tion, New York, N.Y. 10019 You can also get results by received a bachelor of elemen­ Connecticut School of Nursing. The board of Christian educa­ T o w n ! ’' Market R. Guay of West Hartford. She was bora Dec. 2 at Rockville ford Rd., has graduated from some of the goodies which the 2 LB. CAN - RE6. or DRIP per famity and ask for the booklet on more rapidly contracting and tary education degree from tion of Center Congregational General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. the Marine Corps Recruiting ladies will make and serve (Good Thru Saturday, December 7, 1974) diverticulosis. Send 50 cents relaxing the abdominal mus­ Keene (N.H.) State College. Mr. Mannise is also a 1971 Depot in San Diego, Calif. Pfc. Church will meet tonight at 7:30 to cover costs. cles in a repetitive fashion. Leonel Poulin of Hartford. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. during the Museum hours of 2 to She taught for three years in graduate of Bolton High School. Letts will be stationed in at 17 Riverside Rd., Vernon. There are many types of These exercises are not and Mrs. Rosario Guay of 370 Burnham St., South Windsor. She the Mascenis N.H., school dis­ 5 p.m. He is employed at S and S Manchester for temporary duty skull fractures. If broken harmful, and they are very has a brother, Kevin Jacques. trict and is presently employed The pages of the book are Buick in Manchester. as an assistant recruiter until l l & t i l f s * ^ bone is not depressed into the useful for people who cannot as a secretary-receptionist for mimeographed sheets Jan. 4 when he will be Full Gospel Inter­ brain or other injury present, lie down to exercise. I am Giiilmette, Noel Maurice, son of Maurice J. Jr. and Barbara the Peterborough Recreation denominational Church will protected by a cardboard cover (Herald photo by Dunn) the brain may not have any thinking here of the patients The wedding is planned for transferred to Camp Pendleton, J. Miller Guilmette of 126 Brandy St., Bolton. He was bora Nov. Department. have a deliverance service and looseleaf binding so you can Edith Palmer cuts a piece of chocolate-swirl coffee cake. significant permanent injury. with hiatal hernia who are 27 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother Jan. 11 at St. Maurice’s Church, Calif., for advanced infantry fold the book over when Small fractures that have instructed to have the head of tonight at 7:30 at the church. is Mrs. Leona Miller of Burlington, Vt. His paternal grandparents Bolton. training. working. It took Edith the en­ is a member. “ Martha en­ Chocoiale>Swirl healed well without brain the bed elevated and avoid "Mr. Jutras graduated from tire month of September to type Coffee Cake damage may have no further bending over. are Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Guilmette Sr. of Rochester, Vt. He has Bishop Bradley High School and couraged me to become in­ U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! a sister, Jean, 6. and proofread. There are 14 volved in the museum and I’ve Melt one tbsp. butter and 1/3 received his BA degree in categories of foods including cup coconut, Va cup sugar and V4 sociology from St. Anselm’s been there ever since,” says All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! Londergan, Casey Hughes, son of Richard J. and Martha beverages and pickles. Edith who clearly loves the cup chopped nuts. Reserve for College, Manchester, N.H. Some of the recipes are old topping. Hughes Londergan of 561B Hillard St. He was born Nov. 28 at work. She is now vice president RIB h a l f LOIN e n d FULL LOIN HALF After teaching in the Lon­ such as Jane Pastel’s Christ­ In double boiler, melt 1/3 cup CENTER CUT Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are donderry (N.H.) school district, of the league and curator of OCG) Ivl C N U O Mr. and Mrs. J.I. Hughes of Wilmington, Del. His paternal grand- Our Manchester mas Plum Pudding taken from national history. semisweet chocolate bits and 2 he received his ME degree her grandmother’s cookbook tablespoons milk. parents are Mr. and Mrs. T.E. Londergan of Wilmington, Del. from Springfield (Mass.) “We’ve really done a lot in PORK PORK His maternal great-grandmother is Mrs. L.C. Combacker of Parkade Store and well over 100 years old. You Combine in bowl . PORK PORK milk, vanilla pudding with College, where he also majored the last five years. There has School Rochester, Minn. His paternal great-grandmother is Mrs. J.H. will find a cranberry meat loaf been so much more added to the 2 cups biscuit mix Cafeteria menus which will pineapple. in community outdoor recrea­ Open and a Chinese recipe using left­ V4 cup sugar Thursday: Sliced turkey with Doerres of Wilmington, Del. tion. He is currently in his third museum as well as many more ROAST ROAST ROAST be served in Manchester Public overs. 'There is a cake made of 1 egg CHOPS gravy, cranberry sauce, year as director of recreation Every programs for the young people. Schools, Dec. 9-13, are as Klimas, Jennifer Lynn, daughter of Robert and Elaine pork sausage, raisins and You know,” she states, “this is % cup milk follows; mashed potato, whole kernel for the Town of Peterborough, coffee. You’ll find instructions 2 tbsp. salad oil corn, bread, butter, milk, Chamberland Klimas of 470 Woodbridge St. She was born Nov. 27 N.H. Nite a ‘touching’ museum where the Monday; Elementary at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents for making your own wine with children are encouraged to feel Add chocolate to Vi batter. schools, one-half day, no lunch. pears. T il frozen grape juice concentrate. Put white batter in round layer Friday : Orange juice, toasted are Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Chamberland of 223 Northview Dr., The couple plan to wed May things. There are days such as We Give Old Fashion lb. 95« Junior highs and high school ’There’s a good selection of cake pan. Add chocolate batter 99« lb. South Windsor. Her paternal grandparents are Mr. and William apple day when they learn all 1.19 M.09 menu, barbequed beef on cheese sandwich, apple-celery 10. 1975 at St. James Church. Christinas economical dishes, something and swirl. Sprinkle topping salad, milk, ice cream. Klimas of Newport, Vt. about apples, how they grow, Butcher Service” noodles, buttered wax beans, we can all use at this time. what they can do with them, for over. Bake 25-30 minutes at 400. bread, butter, milk, sliced More than several incorporate Peanutly example.” COUNTRY STYLE WHOLE peaches. -convenience foods, such as the Edith is a member of the Ad­ Ice Cream Pie SWEET LIFE Tuesday; Fruit cup, hamburg canned soups, for the quick and vent Christian Church of Hart­ Vi cup peanut butter patty on a roll, potato chips, easy meal. dressy pump ford. Her husband Donald is IVi cups graham cracker PORK vegetable sticks, milk, buckle step-in Throughout the pages of controller of Hartford Hospital crumbs PORK BACON chocolate cake. The decorative buckle Eljem’s Cookbook are little where he has been employed for 2 tablespoons butter Wednesday; Elementary makes this step-in a stand­ household hints. "A heating pad 30 years. They have a son Scott chocolate sauce LOINS schools, one-half day, no lunch. out. Thick block heel, will help yeast dough to rise RIRS low platform who is registrar at Aurora 1 quart vanilla ice cream 12-14 Lb. Avg. Junior highs and high school, quickly. Set on covered bowl at College, 111. Their daughter Melt butter in saucepan over hamburg-macaroni casserole, medium heat.” Susan teaches history at the low heat. Add peanut butter add buttered peas, bread, butter. Another; “Color pear halves same school. Edith shares blend together with a fork. Mix M.09 easily by letting them stand in some of her recipes from the in cracker crumbs. Press even­ 89« >1.09 Project HELP juice colored with vegetable Eljem Cookbook. ly into 9” pie pan. Refrigerate dye.” And: “Dip bacon strips in Menus which will be prepared about one hour. Fill with cold water to keep them flat and served next week by softened ice cream, drizzle with while frying.” members of HELP (Han­ chocolate sauce and freeze. The Lutz Junior Museum Remove 10-15 minutes before dicapped Earning and Living League is the volunteer Project), a program designed serving. organization which includes ABOUT Ruby Punch to train handicapped for both men and women. ’They per­ employment in the food service 1 ■ 46-ounce can pineapple juice Grocery Specials form various functions in­ TOWN 1 pt. cranberry juice Sw aetUfa industry at Manchester Com­ cluding staffing, cataloguing, ^ Just Arrived! munity College, are as follows; V4 cup lemon juice keeping the boxes up to date The Church of the Nazarene 1 large bottle ginger ale WHITE BREAD o>.n.s.» ... 3 9 * FRESH, LIVE FROM MAINE Monday; Tossed green salad that go out to schools and other 22 with dressing, spaghetti with board will meet tonight at 7:30 2 cups water Maxwell House (Wfth Coupon) ^ groups, etc. AND KICKING meatballs, fresh Italian bread, at the church. Chill all ingredients. Combine ’The Museum is the home of juices and water, add ginger ale COFFEE ...... 2 Lb. Rag. or Drip apple pie, coffee or tea. several live animals including a 1.88 Tue^ay; Chicken vegetable The building improvements when ready to serve. Starfcist Fancy White m m ^ honey bear, a raccoon, squirrel, committee of North United SPECIAL NOTE; Have had soup, hamburg steak, home a boa constrictor and “But­ LOBSTERS fried potatoes, rolls with Methodist Church will meet several requests for the TUNA r... 59* tons,” the owl, who is a long­ butter, rice pudding, coffee or tonight at 7:30 at the church. sugarless cake which was made time resident. tea. during the sugar shortage of Edith Palmer has been a Lutz The staff evaluation com­ World War II. If you have this TOMATOES 2... 2 g 8 9 * Thursday; Corn chowder, volunteer for about five years. golden fri^ chicken, parslied mittee of Center recipe, please call or send it to Mueller’s Rag., Thin or Vermicelli She is a member «f a potatoes, cranberry sauce, Congregational Church will me at home, 78 Forest St. or Master Charge Wednesday-morning bowling fresh rolls with butter, cherry meet tonight at 7:30 in the mail it to me in care of The S P A G H EH I <•.. 2 3 8 9 * team of which Martha Montany Danish, coffee or tea. a ^ church office. Herald. Duncan Hinas Lunches on Monday and Tuesday are $1.50 each and on Bank Americard BROWNIE MIX ... Family alzo ^9^8 Thursday, $1.75. All tickets Are Acceiited must be purchased through the IH . 9 9 College Bookstore. Luncheons CLAMS . 80Z. 3 1 ^ 1 . 0 0 are served promptly at noon in the Food Service Dining Room Christmas Special Fro%en Foods & Dairy Specials at Manchester Community lllllilillll College, Student Center, 60 Mlnula MaM 100% Pun Bkiwell St. To Add An ORANGE JUICE W Gal. 5 9 Elderly Exciting Land O' Lakae (with coupon) m m ^ . STORE Produce The following menus will be Addition To BUHER ...... 8 “0 " * "Still Fresh served Dec. 9-13 at Mayfair HOURS: IFith the Dew!" Gardens and Westhill Gardens Your Decor for all Manchester residents Deli special SWEET ZIPPER SKIN over 60. Reservations are taken i. in person only at the Gardens on SPECIAL Rogner’s OPEN TANGERINES Monday prior to the week of the ALL BEEF SALAMI m m MON. & TUES. iuncheons. Menu is subject to s lu ira 4 9 * doi. change. $ 4 9 8 or LARGE BOLOGNA %»> 5 9 111 6 : 0 0 ; Monday; Beef vegetable Reg. $590 IDAHO BAKING stew, cole slaw, candied sweet WED.-THURS.-FRI. POTATOES potatoes, enriched bread, dressy one-strap Etegere Save on Overnight Pampers! vanilla pudding, milk or coffee. Another partyl Here's til 9:00; Tuesday: Hot turkey with ahother greai parly shoe. 5I59« gravy and New England bread Thick one-piece platform SPECIAL and heel, cross strap with SAT & SUN. FIRM, RIPI dressing, cranberry sauce, cut buckle, bump toe, and green beans, zuchinni squash, contrast stllchlng,^ 5-10. Sale! Boys’ Reg. 9.00 til 6:00 TOMATOES rye bread, peach crisp, milk or $299 " ” > 1 7 . 5 0 coffee. 18 Boxes of 12 Each 4 pack 39« Wednesday: Baked ham with Reg. $370 Specials Are Good fruit sauce, mashed potatoes, M For everything Texas-Made Corduroy Jeans 216 DIAPERS Sofa Table “FLORIDA FRIOH* stewed tomatoes, rye bread, Thru Saturday, orange gelatin, milk or coffee. Ihwember 7 CUCUMRERS Thursday: Broiled chicken OPBN DAILY 10-5 q e t to Knovi/ u s 1974 with gravy, candied sweet Thuri. ft FrI. til B -f Wl CAN Ml I t> YOU !',AVl O N YOl IN I fion MONEY BACK QUARANTEE T a z m * i. potato, coUard greens, corn 0 5.99 Sun. 1-B:30 J l!. bread, orange and grapefruit V- sections, milk or coffee. Super tale ef nigged corduroy joam ie 14 t in t to fit boyt parfactiy. M an Friday; Fillet of haddock K-MiUlT SHOPPINB MAU maddne wathPMo and permanant prott. Cboota navy, ‘ grain, burgundy I tan. FLOOR SAMPLE OMLY 079 c o c o with lemon, baked potato, OPEN DAILY 10 to 10 207 Spanoar Street, Manohastar 4 Wast M Plaza, Rl. 63, Rockvilla O f A-O a D a tossed salad with dressing, roll, Reguiar and Sikn t in t 8, 9,10,11,12,14 I li cantalope, milk or coffee. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 5. 1974- PAGE THIRTEEN PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 5, 1974 Seven spices, including pepper, were used in the LIQU0R8-WINES November Building Permit Values Decline Spaulding Letter Disturbs Board making of early lebkuchen. CORDIALS The estimated value of all Christmas cookies traditional Minimum Pricesi accounting for over one-fifth of cent below the $529,552 reported dwelling, 3 two-family Manchester construction last abandoned car removed, 1 in Germany. The seven spices the total. for November 1973. The dwellings, 1 garage, 4' tool SCENE FROM HERE Disturbed by criticism from head — as far as the directors tion, and to even imply they Just month was only $446,894 with a greenhouse, a $20,000 industrial commemorate the seven days mmuiliDRUG "rhe figures, released by the November 1972 total was a sheds, 2 signs, 3 swimming the Conservation Commission (and Town Manager Robert don’t care Is not fair.” $94,000 building permit for a building on Adams St. and 86 By SOL R. COHEN in which God created the building Inspector’s office, booming $1,427,359. pools, 2 fences, 69 alterations which they consider “unfair Weiss) are concerned. Weiss then recommended the Sheldon Rd. Industrial building show a drop of almost 16 per electrical, heating and plum­ Spaulding criticized town world. Permits were issued last and additions, 4 demolitions, 1 and untrue,” Manchester’s directors and Conservation v !''' month for only 1 single-family bing projects. town directors are scheduling a officials for disturbing the area Commission members "should !■- • ' meeting with the seven- in front of Lincoln Center, sit down and discuss the func­ WEEKEND SPECIALI member conservation group without first consulting the tions of the commission." “to clear the air.” Conservation Commission. The directors agreed with the Earlier Statements Due? A recent "Letter to the Even as Spaulding’s letter was suggestion. A date will be set The Internal Revenue Service acting IRS director for Connec­ When filing income tax printed, work was going on for Sw eetheart R o se s ^ i ^UNCH ticut. htii Editor” from commission for the meeting. is asking banks and employers returns, taxpayers must have 85 East Center St What’s a Few Bucks Here and There? Improving entry, exit and to issue financial statements to Taxpayers who file returns in member Fred Spaulding is complete and accurate at Summit St. what brought the situation to a parking at Lincoln Center. customers and employes as January can expect to receive statements from banks and W-2 It was the consensus of the r — soon as possible in January, in­ refunds four to five weeks after forms (earnings statements) directors and Weiss Tuesday filing, Shuckra said. Taxpayers WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIALI Perhaps you’d rather learn “How to be a I There was a lline In yourl stead of waiting until the Jan. from employers. night that the Lincoln Center who file returns in peak periods By SOL R. COHEN Bull Rider or Bronc Buster?” Rodeo star I life whan you dMnl need 31 deadline. Schuckra said the IRA work was no surprise, that it such as late February, late Larry Mahan will enroll you for three days ■ or want a dgarotta.... With earlier statements, expects to issue about 68.4 To Sakowitz, the famous Houston had been well publicized, and March, or April may have to ROSES bunch^ 1 • 89 at his “Rodeo School” for a pittance — ■ roBMiiiiiar? taxpayers can file returns million refunds this year, department store, “Knowledge” is the ul­ ABOUT that it was being done in the wait as long as eight weeks for only $230, and it includes room and board I It Can Ba That Way Again earlier and receive faster totaling about $31.6 billion. OPEN '111 t P.M. THURS., FRI. NITESI timate Christmas gift — not alone for the best interests of everyone. a refund. “commensurate with such lifestyle.” TOWN refunds, said Albert Shuckra, man, woman and child who has Weiss, in a rare outburst for I See Page 2 everything, but also for all “should him, remarked, “It’s not so iliC U t Let’s say you want to learn “How to Im­ Center Congregational Automotive First haves.” prove Your Tennis.” World-famous John that only the Conservation i « i — COUPOM— Church will have a supper for Commission, and no one else, is /^veou8i 725 E. Middle Turnpike r The “Knowledge" Sakowitz is offering Newcombe will give you a full day of its new members, diaconate An automotive first is represented by this Mercedes-Benz five-cylinder diesel engine, for ‘God and Country.’ Elected ■ 4S0 P u r i S tru t, Box 112 1122 BUIm sid e With This Coupon Compliments of are packages of lessons “from the world’s lessons at his San Antonio tennis camp — and families Friday at 6:30 which fits under the hood of the company’s newest model, the 3()0D. The five-cylinder officials and career town * Stoughton, Moot. 02072 foremost authorities and experts in their for $8,650. p.m. in Woodruff Hall of the diesel is the world’s first to go into a series production passenger car. With a displacement Frank’s Supermarket and Durgar King employes also are for conserva- I (017) 344-0000 p .- 'i'f’r r fields.” With the big bands being revived, church. UmmmmmmmmrnmmU of 183.4 cubic inches (3.0 liters), the engine delivers 77 horsepower at 4,000 rpm. 'The com­ * For instance, for only $65,000 one can perhaps you want “Lessons in How to Play pany says the 300D gets 31 miles per gallon on the highway. (UPI photo) I BUY ONE WHOPPERS get seven days of lessons (not necessarily the Drum.” For $5,250, Buddy Rich will consecutive and subject to the availability give you a lesson a day. He says his course of training facilities) on “How to Fly a requires three days of lessons — at the and get a Spacecraft,” taught by Astronaut Walter same $5,250 each. Cunningham. r p second one Did someone say,“How about golf?” inn MON. AND TUES If you are interested in “How to be a Doug Sanders will teach you “How to Play Supormarkots a 4.M. to a F.M. BUSINESS WED. THAU SAT, Jockey,” girl jockey Mary Bacon will Golf” for $7,000 — in six lessons, two in Pr/ces FREE S A.M. to 10 F.M. teach you in one day, for a miserly $5,750. Jamaica and four at The Woodlands in Effective * Offer expiros Or,.maybe you want lessons on “How to Houston. Thru Dec. 7 Y MEATS t I Doc. 14,1874 be a Hollywood Stuntman.” Craig Baxley, Wa Rnarva Tha Right To UmIt Quantltlaa | famous stuntman, will teach you for $575 And then there’s “Lessons in Swim­ to $2,875, depending on the type of stunt ming” from who else but Mark Spitz. He’ll 467 CENTER ST. give you 10 lessons (the length to be deter­ I you're interested in and the number of Oil Official Seeks End ALL OUR BEEF U.S.D.A. Choice MANCHESTER. CONN. lessons required — at a mutually mined at the time of purchase) for — hold ^ IS USDA CHOICE on to your hat — $115,000. Mark pledges to "The Finest Sold Anywhere" V agreeable location. donate $50,000 of the fee to the Mark Spitz- To Frivolous Energy Use For $3,000, Truman Capote will give you Cedar Sinai Hospital Foundation. BONELESS “Lessons in Conversation,” two lessons — one in the afternoon, the other in the Renowned Las Vegas odds-maker Jim­ David J. Sheridan Jr., assis­ acknowledged that this will The production of this oil, evening. my “The Greek” Snyder is asking (but, is tant district sales manager for take time. Sheridan said, depends on BONELESS .^0 ROLLED he getting?) $565,000 for “Lessons in How Texaco Inc. in East Hartford, For the short term, he whether the price of oil is high For a mere $3,750, pianist Peter Duchin to Make Odds (Secrets Never Before said we can go a long way recommended that “we go to enough to yield an adequate POBK will give you “Lessons on Piano,” also one Revealed),” with the number and length toward solving energy where there are large amounts return on investment and on in the afternoon and one in the evening. of lessons to be determined at tbe time of problems by combining the ef­ of oil and gas, drill for it, and whether government policies — "There’s very few Guitarist Jose Feliciano is much more purchase. Snyder comments he has ficient use of energy with all- construct the necessary such as increasing offshore BOAST $10*|C jj5JC jJ that put out a expensive for “Lessons in Playing the calculated the odds on whether anyone out development of domestic pipelines or other transporta­ lease sales and making refinery boneless rolled Guitar” — $14,500 for one full day of will take him up on his offer. resources. tion facilities needed to move it sites more available — are like this one.” lessons, at a mutually agreeable location. ' 'ROAST Speaking before the to refineries — and construct more conducive to such produc­ For $10,600 a day (to a maximum of For those who don’t really know what Manchester Lions Club more refineries.” tion. three days or $31,800), Mitzi Gaynor will they want to learn, except that they do Tuesday, Sheridan said give you “Lessons in Dancing.” U.S.D.A, Choice Bottom U.S.D.A. Choice (Chuck) want to learn something, get in touch with elimination of frivolous energy George Plimpton. He will give you If you don’t think “Lessons in use by Americans is long over­ 4 9 “Lessons in Just About Anything” for $1,- CENTER Economics” is possible in a one-day ses­ due. 150 to $28,750, depending on the subject to CUT sion, economist Eliot Janeway will prove “Unlike more permanent 1 LONDON BROH. be taught and with the lessons to be held at ROUND ROAST 1 otherwise — for $2,875, with $1,150 added solutions to the energy a mutually agreeable location. PUBLIC RECORDS for each of your friends attending the problem, which will take time, we can start practicing energy OUB OWN PUBE PQJIK same session. Just in case you want the whole package Warranty Deeds Robert P. and Susan D. Lawton, BONELESS conservation today,” Sheridan I I Who but Jean Claude Killy is best and you have the time and money to Marguerite E. Hines to property at 760 Center St., $33,- TOP ROUND TOP SIRLOIN become the “most knowledgeable person” added. “If we can curb demand, James A. and Karen B. 100. qualified to give you “Lessons in Skiing?” supplies will stretch much ITALIAN One day of skiing with Claude at Val whatever, the sum total of all the lessons Griffeth, property at 230 Lake Norman Joseph Dupuis and CHUCK listed, at their maximum fees, is $825,000. furliier.” Marilyn J. Dupuis to Claire STEAK d’lsere, France will cost you an enjoyable At the same time, Sheridan St., $35,000. STEAK What the heck. It’s only money. Francis 0. Benevento and Della Fera, parcel on Bell St., U.S.D.A. CHOICE $4,325. said, the nation must “operate ’’Boneless” SAUSAGE , c: # Michael J. Benevento to $ 1 2 , 0 0 0 . STEAK HOT OR SWEET on the supply side of the street. U.S.D.A. CHOICE Christie and Jenie A. Dellaripa, U.S.D.A. CHOICE Unless we in this country make Judgment Lien property at 77-79 Oak St., $24,- a greater effort to develop our Savitt Inc. against David i l J domestic energy resource base, 000. Means Jr., property at 133 Donald and June G. Pinkin to we will lag in the commitment Helaine Rd., $61.06. ... $1A94 P | U 7 $109 to upgrade the standard of FREE SAFETY CHECK ^im* living of the millions of people who are still at or below the ■ I poverty level.” T 1 He urged development of new sources such as nuclear power, ONE 8x10 PORTRAIT 1 oil shale and coal gasification and liquefication, but IN BEAUTIFUL COLOr J U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS - PERSONAL SERVICE - S&H GREEN STAMPS T F F R I N G MKmi'/suAL//veff WHEN A FELLA NEEDS A FRIEND Instructor CHICKEN O’ THE SEA Shirley Vallee of Manchester has become associated with HMSHWIT SPRITE TIDE Let A Want Ad Put You On Top Of Things Pat’s World of Knit and Purl, LIMITED TIME ONLY LIGHT CHUNK Storrs, as instructor of hand­ crafts. 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Classified is the| England Needlepoint and Has the family outgrown your present home or apartment? Don't let it get world's greatest market place for goods and services. Crewel Exhibition at West WARREN LoFORT , an employee of Manchester Tire for the Hartford. * you down. Find more comfortable and roomier living in the Real Estate last 10 years, Warren LeFort has over 37 years of experience in A skilled Ad-Visor will be happy to help you write your problem-solving| Mrs. Vallee has attended the 37 33 45 listings of the Classified Section. front end repair. Warren personally guarantees his work on all Clatsifiad ad. That's Want Adt; friendly help when you nee^ it most. University of Rhode Island. domestic cars. Is the cluttered attic and garage robbing TDP DUALITY - VARIETY SELECTIDN - LDW PRICES you of storage space? Make an inventory of Securities Sale WE CHECK items that are still usable. 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One sitting par subject LEMONS The shares will carry a divi­ Additional subjects—Groups or 775x15 GOODYEAR dend rate of $4,625. individuals In same family— FMSti, canr pascal $1.00 par subject SUBURBANITE NYLON X No proofs—Clioose from CELERY finished professional portraits Plastics Lecture (poses—our selection) MPIII. BUIE s u e s NARROW WHITEWALLS Llnwood Walters, manager of You may select additional PHONE 643-2711 portraits ottered at low prices GRAPES research and development for FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD the Molding Materials Division of the Rogers Corp. in NO EXTRA CHAR n u t $2.10 F.E.T t | Manchester, has been selected as one of the leading lecturers Imported for a course in plastics THUR8.-FRI.-SAT. technology next week at DEC. 0-8-7 Open Mon., Tubs., Wed. FrI. Northwestern University, BOUDIUM Evanston, III. 8:00 - 5:30 The three-day intensive Photof rapher on duty 10-8 Thurs. 8 to 8 course Is sponsored by the Plastics Institute of America, a Sat. 8 to 1 nonprofit institute of higher She lieralh learning. e | | « WITH Walters' lecture subject is % Aie D M ' couPOH 4 COUTON 12«JIFF 10*.0FF ^ 2 25: OFF ^ 9 10‘.0FF tern. MCmiS-MHIGHESTER THE, o a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING flow measurement and control C 3 e GS Mr 11MM. (»/iaN Mil of thermoset plastics during D CRISCO g D TOTAL a V STORAQE q U UPTON’S g D EASY Off g ^ KEEBLER’S , ^ 5 BROAD ST. (Opposite Soar's Automotlvo) molding. He will review pre­ CUP-A-SOUPS QLEANEB •Md Tim Om . ? W SMdTimOM . r •N 4T im em .r id fiM io ir m m S T R M T Om Cmr« i Nt sent test methods and their OiM €•« •* For Faawy femat ^ O O ^ A ea^ Manchostor. limitations and discuss a new MANCHESTER "A ARCO 0 approach to a uniform standard Phono 643-1161 for the Industry. PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thura., Dec. 5, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 5. 1974 — PAGE FIFTEEN Computer Goofs HARTFORD (UPI) - An un­ OBITUARIES Rule Would Require AREA determined number of welfare A B O U T POLICE REPORT recipients have received checks RSox’ Yawkey Bidding for Bando, for the wrong amounts this TOWN Detailed Funeral Bill week because of a faulty com­ Mrs. Albina C. Nasula Mrs. Robcrl Patterson If state officials approve a He said a conference last puter program, according to Little Flower of Jesus THOUGHTS SOUTH WINDSOR - Mrs. VERNON — Mrs. Frances mandatory disclosure rule, spring of boards of examiners state Welfare Department of­ Mothers Circle will meet Albina Carpy Nasuta, 58, of 40 Fowler Patterson, 61, of Suf- Connecticut would become one from 44 states recommended SOUTH WINDSOR COVENTRY ficials. Friday at 8:15 p.m. at the home APLENTY field died Wednesday at St. all states adopt the mandatory Brookfield St. died Tuesday at of only a handful of states Robert E. Trudnak, 20, of 21 Joseph Tremano, 39, of Ridge Department spokesman Lin­ of Mrs. Joseph Lawler, 202 < I By LEN AU8TER Manchester Memorial Francis Hospital, Hartford. She where funeral directors would disclosure rule. Wood Trail, Coventry, was Autumn St. Mrs. James Watt Is Orioles Swing Second Major Deal Sunset Ter.,' South Windsor, coln Holmes Wednesday said Hospital. She was the widow of was the wife of Rbert T. Patter­ be required to tell their Thompson said, for adoption, was arrested Wednesday on a charged Wednesday night with the computer error caused a co-hostess. Stanley J. Nasuta. son and sister of Mrs. Dorothy customers in writing exactly the rule needs only the approval bench warrant issued by Hart­ disorderly conduct in connec­ number of welfare clients to Mrs. Nasuta was born in Mason of Vernon. what a funeral will cost. of the state attorney general’s ford County Superior Court tion with the investigation of a receive the rent allowances due Reid Still Trails NEW ORLEANS (UPI) - Knowing the man’s past The next move, of course, is up to Finley, who in addition For the Expos, who sacrificed age (Torrez is 28 and South Windsor and had lived in She is also survived by five The rule is designed to office and the Legislative disturbance at his home. to hearing bids for his entire Oakland team from a couple charging him with two counts of the family that precedes them CARSON CITY, Nev. (UPI) Different Outlook willingness to plunk down the “big buck” no one could cer­ Singleton 27 while McNally is 32), the deal was necessary the Greater Hartford area all sons, two daughters, another remove misunderstandings Management Commission. He Arthur C. Kuhn, 41, of Riley of eager New Orleans groups, was also reportdly sale of controlled drugs and two on the department payment — With 51 per cent of the ballots Quite a difference a year makes when perusing the tainly question Tom Yawkey offering a cool $2 million for in order to fill their desperate need for lefthanded pitching. her life. She was a communi­ sister and nine grandchildren. over bills — even though most said the proposal faces little. If Mountain Rd., Coventry, was counts of possession of con­ list. recounted In Nevada's U.S. Cheney Tech basketball team. The Beavers after two Oakland A’s third baseman Sal Bando. negotiating a deal with Los Angeles that would send “There’s no question we came here with the specific cant of St. Margaret Mary Funeral services are Friday funeral directors already any, opposition, and he expects charged with intoxication in trolled drugs. He said the error occurred Senate race, Lt. Gov. Harry Yawkey, as it is well remembered among baseball peo­ another of his unhappy world champions, lefthander Ken purpose of getting soifie lefthanders,” conceded Expos’ at 11 a.m. at the Nicholson provide written memorandums the approval will be connection with the investiga­ games maintain an even mark in contrast to 1973-74 when Church. Trudnak was presented in when welfare computer Reid still trailed his Republican ple, once offered $1 million for Cleveland Indians Holtzman, to the Dodgers. general manager Jim Fanning, who did not have a single Survivors are two daughters, Funeral Home, Rt. 159, Suf- to their customers. forthcoming. court in Hartford and in lieu of tion of a disturbance at his they lost their first six. programmers tried to correct opponent, Paul Laxalt. flamethrowing southpaw Herb Score during less in- There was only one deal of major significance at the Mrs. Barbara Belske of South field. Burial will be in Palisado The mandatory disclosure home. TTie Techmen toppled Granby High Tuesday night on southpaw on his roster at the start of the meetings. posting a $10,000 surety bond another computer foulup last The recount has narrowed the meetings Wednesday, and on paper anyway, it quite clear­ Windsor and Mrs. Evelyn Bixby Cemetery, Windsor. rule is being proposed by the Tremano and Kuhn are sheer hustle and desire. They wanted it badly and did what flationized times, and also came within a good night’s Later in the day, the Expos acquired the services of was taken to the Hartford month in which a number of margin of Laxalt’s victory from of Enfield; a sister. Miss Helen Friends may call at the state Board of Examiners of The mandatory disclosure scheduled to appear in Circuit sleep of trading Ted Williams for Joe DiMaggio. ly re-affirmed the Baltimore Orioles as the team to beat in another veteran lefty when they sent catcher Terry Correctional Center. families were paid the 624 to 568 votes, and it is doubt­ they had to do. Coach Gerry Blanchard is in his first year funeral home tonight from 7 to Embalmers and Funeral Direc­ rule would require a written Court 12, Manchester, Dec. 30. So it is not too surprising today to find Yawkey, the the American League East again next year. Humphrey and righthander Tom Walker to the Detroit Carpy of South Windsor; and department’s maximum rent ful that Reid can make up the at Cheney but 10th in the profession and he has a bag of 9. tors, whose secretary is Roy M. memorandum showing; The busy-trading Orioles, who landed slugging first Tigers for 34-year old Woody Fryman. seven grandchildren. ELLINGTON allowances instead of the difference in the remaining tricks and knows how to use them. owner of the Boston Red Sox, square in the middle of a Thompson of Manchester. The • The cost of the funeral baseman Lee May from Houston Tuesday, added another The funeral is Friday at 9:15 Raymond J. Griffen, 23, of 26 minimum due to them. counties. Practice Monday apparently wasn’t going too well and million dollar bidding triangle at the winter baseball a.m. from the Callahan Funeral rule is a comparatively new itself and what is included. Deaths Down meetings that began when A’s owner Charlie Finley, in "big stick” to their '75 lineup in switchhitting Ken Of an even lesser nature, the California Angels completed • The cost of supplementary Pillsbury Hill, Rockville, was the mustachioed mentor called it off in midstream, Home, 1602 Main St., East Raymond idea, in force in only half a HARTFORD (UPI) - late night talks with Kansas City Royals owner Ewing Singleton, who came over from the Montreal Expos along their third minor swap in as many days at the meetings by services or merchandise charged Wednesday with reportedly informing his squad it couldn’t beat a bunch of Hartford, with a Mass at St. Starkwcatlier Sr. dozen states — including New Connecticut traffic deaths for with righthanded pitcher Mike Torrez in exchange sending lefthanded reliever Bill Gilbreath to the Cleveland requested. fourth-degree larceny and old folks from a nursing home. If this manuever was Kauffman, put a $2 million price tag on both Oakland Margaret Mary Church at 10. Raymond F. Starkweather York, New Jersey and Califor­ the year to Dec. 3 stood at 352, for four-time 20-game winner Dave McNally, outfielder • The cost of each item for third-degree forgery. The targeted at stirring the adrenalin, it certainly ac­ superstars, Reggie Jackson and Bando. Indians for outfielder Rusty Torres, pitcher Charlie Hud­ Burial will be in St. Mary’s Sr,, 66, of 193 Woodbridge St. nia. down from the 483 recorded for Try to wear arrest was made in connection Rich Coggins and minor league pitcher Bill Kirkpatrick. son and catcher Ken Suarez. All four players will report to Cemetery, East Hartford. Thompson said the rule has which the funeral home ad­ complished the task. “No, what I said was $2 million,” replied Finley after died this morning at with the investigation of a com­ the same time last year. The “You can’t know how wrenching it was or us to give up a minor league clubs. Friends may call at the been under consideration since vances money — such as grave How well will the Beavers do? It’s not beyond com­ Kauffman offered half that much for Jackson. Manchester Memorial plaint made by the Northern state Safety Commission said guy like McNally who has meant so much to the success of funeral home tonight from 7 to last summer, as a result of openings or obituary notices. prehension that Blanchard and crew will land in the state Dick O'Connell, Red Sox general manager who works for Hospital. He was the husband of Connecticut National Bank, pedestrian deaths were down r^USOUt With the inter-league trading period due to end Friday at complaints from persons who • The method of payment. moneyman Yawkey, heard about the Finley-Kauffman the Orioles,” Baltimore general manager Frnk Cashen 9. Mrs. Mary 0, Starkweather. Ellington. from 79 to 59; bicyclists killed tournament, something the technical school hasn’t done in got larger bills than they • A guarantee the funeral talks and instinctively picked up the ball for his boss,” said. “But we came here looking for punch and we feel midnight (CST), the clubowners were expected to in­ Mr. Starkweather was born Griffen was released on his dropped from 11 to 9 and five years. Blanchard is doing a fine job and the cagers are expected — mostly because home will not charge more for Singleton(who drove in 103 runs with 24 homers two years augurate a second inter-league swap session for the spring Jan. 21,1908 in Manchester and promise to appear in Circuit fatalities among motorcyclists responding but it wouldn’t have been at all possible if We’d be interested in Sal Bando at that price,” O’Connell Mrs. I.ila M. London some funeral homes don’t such services as grave openings ^ ...^ 3 ^ ago) in rightfield can give us that.” during their huddles today. had lived here all his life. Court 12, Rockville, Jan. 21. were reduced from 70 to 36. Director John Garofalo didn’t go after, and former coach said. Mrs. Lila M. Dunphy London, provide signed contracts. than it pays itself. Before his retirement, he was John Kleis recommend, Blanchard for the post. “I’m completely serious about it.” 79, of Bloomfield, formerly of employed at Hamilton Standard Manchester, died Wednesday at Division of United Aircraft a Bloomfield convalescent Corp., Windsor Locks. He was a Two Standing Ovations home. She was the widow of member of Second Events To Focus On World Hunger Two games and former East Catholic star Joe Whelton Lemuel A. London. Congregational Church and has received two standing ovations for his feats on the Mrs. London was born in Memorial Temple, Knights of featured in two movies to be Scheduled for 8 p.m., at St. University of Connecticut roundball squad. The 5-10 Crystal, Maine, and had lived in HARTFORD (UPI) - A released soon starring Ernest without artificial boundaries Pythias. “hunger banquet’’ in Hamden Rita’s Church, it is sponsored and without hunger.” freshman pass-master excites the emotions and is exciting Manchester for many years He is also survived by a son, Borgnine. By coincidence, the and a fast by students in the by the Marriage and Family to watch. Frank Kind’s wife, Royann, was in attendance before going to Bloomfield nine Raymond F. Starkweather Jr, banquet will be held in Hamden Apostolate of the Archdiocese Hartford area planned for today ■'-r- - Tuesday night in Storrs when California at Fullerton months ago. of Ellington; two daughters. where Borgnine was born in of Hartford to dramatize the represent a growing move­ providi^ the opposition. She sta{ed that even before Survivors are 2 sons, Allen L. Mrs. Marion S. Arcari of Ver­ 1917. “reality of the nutritional in­ Coffin will also speak at a London of South Windsor and non and Mrs. Sandra S. ment across the state to help multi jazz concert to be held Whelton took off his warm-up jacket the crowd was buz­ feed the hungry people of the equities in the world.” Neil A. London of Montville; 2 Hamblen of Uxbridge, Mass.; The Apostolate says the rice Monday night on the Yale cam­ zing with anticipation. Whelton had nine assists in the 78-63 daughters, Mrs. Audrey Grundt four brothers, Henry world. pus featuring the Yale Jazz triumph giving him a two-game total of 16. He is About half of the student body and tea menu represents “what of Bloomfield and Mrs. Joyce Stark,weather, Robert Work Affects most of the world might be Ensemble, Advent, the New everything and then some that Coach Dee Rowe expected. A. Fraunfelder of Fort Lauder­ Starkweather and George at Trinity College will take part Haven Jazz Ensemble and the in a campus wide fast to raise served as a meal.” Another former Eagle standout i$ doing well on the • k dale, Fla.; a sister, Mrs. Hilda Starkweather, all of Bus Routes Yale has also begun a Gary Bennett Quartet. Com­ money to feed hungry people in college front. Northeastern University 6-7 senior Jim Con­ Kinney of Mars Hill, Maine; 12 Manchester, and Fred posers and Instrumentalists at America and overseas. Several Manchester school “Concerts for Conscience” by nors paced his team to a 67-61 win over Fairfield in the grandchildren and a great­ Starkweather of Rockville; and jazz groups to raise money. Yale also plan to join in a mam­ Trinity Hunger Action buses routes have been affected season opener with a 16-point, 14-rebound effort. Connors grandchild. seven grandchildren. “Yale’s undergraduate moth series of concerts in WHY HY MORE? Project, a student group, said by the closing of a portion of according to his high school coach, Stan Ogrodnik, is a Memorial services are Satur­ The Holmes Funeral Home, orchestra will hold a concert February to raise money to day at 3 p.m. at St. Stephen’s about 800 persons have signed Oakland St. while work is being feed the hungry. definite pro prospect. 400 Main St., is in charge of done on the drainage system Friday “dedicated to a world Episcopal Church, Bloomfield. arrangements, which are in­ a pledge to go without at least along Rt. 83. y The Rev. Richard Gray, rector, complete. one meal. Notebook Jottings will officiate. Burial will be at The Rev. William Sloane Cof­ The following schools and the convenience of the family. fin Jr., Yale University buses are affected: A quick glimpse at the Manchester High cagers leaves The Taylor and Modeen chaplain, will address the par­ Robertson — K, 15,17, 20 and CATHOLIC BURIAL the impression that rookie coach Doug Pearson might Luciano Russo ticipants at 4 p.m. in the Life 37. have something there. They looked very good in a scrim­ Funeral Home, 12 Senaca Rd., Dave McNally Ken Singleton Mike Torrez Bloomfield, is in charge of Luciano (Louis) Russo, 93, of Sciences Auditorium at Trinity. Cheney Tech, 26; St. James, Death is a time of stress. mage against Ellington with Pearson not hesitating to sub­ arrangements. 41 Grant Rd. died this morning Coffin started a similar 34; Head Start, D; Illing and Many things must be done quickly with little time to stitute freely. If the Indians do have a strength, it is a Manchester High School, 10; There are no calling hours. at a Manchester convalesent program that was launched last think them through. bench that they can go to...The East Catholic Basketball and Illing ninth grade, 10. The family suggests that any home. month at Yale. Selecting your burial place is one of the few things Jamboree attracted about 500 onlookers with the Eagles -All-America Team- Mr. Russo was born in The Trinity sponsors said The Illing ninth grade bus has memorial contributions may b ^ that can be done in advance to relieve future strain. taking the two, eight-minute quarters they played. “We made to the American Cancer Florida, Sicily, Italy, and had Sage Foods Inc., director of the reversed its route both to and «?• started to show some poise and basketball intelligence. Society. lived in Manchester for 14 meal plan at Ohe school, has from the school. years. Before his retirement 17 promised to contribute a large Elmer Thrall, president of Men’s They were thinking on the court and that’s a healthy sign,” SAINT JAMES CEMETERY .East Coach Stan Ogrodnik related...Some of the students years ago, He was a market gar­ portion of Ohe cost of the un­ the Manchester Bus Service, I Ohio State^ Sooners Guida Named dener in Wilson. used meals to the project. Inc., said most of the route 368 Broad Street , Shop ^at Cheney Tech better learn some manners fast. A few an­ Survivors are 2 sons, Frank The Horace Bushnell problems have been resolved by I Maneliesler, Conneeticut tics and remarks at Tuesday’s basketball games were in NEW HAVEN (UPI) - L. Russo of Wethersfield and Congregational Church Pantry, “going around the block.” Phone 646-3772 'extremely bad taste and deplorable, especially to visiting Mayor Bartholomew F. Guida Joseph R. Russo of Windsor; 2 an emergency relief agency, cheerleaders. Technical schools generally have bad was named Wednesday to be a daughters, Mrs. Mildred will receive 75 per cent of the 789 Main SL in Downtown Manchester reputations. The students here do not have to further that participant in the National Lankford of Manchester, with contributions and the rest will m Head UPI Selections b e lie f . Conference of American whom he made his home, and go to Oxfam America, a relief Tivo Netv Voters Federalism in Action Feb. 26-22 Mrs. Pauline Senatro of Califor­ organization for famine vic­ Added to Rolls in Washington D.C. Robert E. nia; 9 grandchildren and 13 tims. If Manchester election of­ Merriam, chairman of the NEW YORK (UFI) - Ohio State I f t r c s t o n ^ great-grandchildren. Padre Humberto Almazon of ficials didn’t know it before, The Irish, who have not missed lan­ federal Advisory Commission The funeral is Saturday at Cromwell, known as the movie they found out Wednesday night and Oklahoma, two perennial powers ding a player on the first team since on Intergovernmental 9:15 a.m. from the John F. priest, will speak at a Hunger — the election is over and in­ Provost, Mclnally whose combined record this season 1962, named wide receiver Pete Relations, said Guida was Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. Banquet where the main course terest in the election process was 21-1, gave a clear indication to the Demmerle and guard Gerry DiNardo chosen because of his “interest Center St., with a Mass at St. will consist of rice and tea. again is on the wane. reasons behind their success while the Trojans placed running back and leadership in in­ Bridget Church at 10. Burial An international movie star Only two persons signed up as Lead Region Picks Wednesday when they named nine Anthony Davis and linebacker tergovernmental relations.” 4-ply Whitewalls Rayon cord will be in Mt. St. Benedict of the 1950s who has played op­ voters Wednesday night, in a players between them to the 1974 Richard Wood. Wood also made the Cemetery, Bloomfield. posite Ingrid Bergman, Sophia BOSTON (UPI) — Holy Cross safety John Provost and two-hour session in the town United Press International All- team last season while DiNardo’s In Memoriam Friends may call at the Loren, Anna Magnani, and clerk’s office. Both registered Match the faces Harvard receiver Pat Mclnally, a pair of second team All America college football team. brother, Larry, was a first team WINTER TIRES funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 Jeanne Moreau, he is currently as Democrats. Americas, lead the 1974 All New England major college In sad and loving memory of my Ohio State, the nation’s No. 2 ranked choice in 1969 and 1970. father, Nunzlo Sllveslrl, who passed and 7 to 9 p.m. football squad, it was announced Wednesday. team, had five players selected while The remainder of the squad was away January 5, 1968 and my mother, Provost was honored for the Assunta Sllvestrl, who passed away the unbeaten but unranked Sooners made up of one player from nine third straight year along with December 5, 1972. Remondino was only the second Boston College running back countered with four. different schools. Gone, but not forgotten and win a cuddly Rhode Island player ever to The Buckeyes, who finished the Rounding out the offensive team Mike Esposito. Mclnally made gain 1,000 yards in a single Anne the squad for the second regular season with a 10-1 record and were junior tight end Bennie Cun­ season. Women Reelected straight year along with tight will meet Southern California in the ningham of Clemson, tackle Marvin Krevis, honorable mention In Memoriam WALTHOURVILLE. Ga. end A1 MacLellan of Connec­ Rose Bowl New Year’s Day, placed Crenshaw of Nebraska and quarter­ All America, anchors the offen­ In loving memory of Michael Capello (UPI) — The all-woman city ticut, Boston College tackle A1 sive line. 'The 6-foot-5, 265- Heisman Trophy winner Archie Grif­ back Steve Bartkowski of California. Sr., who passed away December 3,1968. government that did all the Krevis and Boston University stuffed eagle. pound senior from Lake fin, center Steve Myers, offensive Comprising the rest of the defensive This day do we remember work to get this little southeast linebacker Gary Dziama. Hiawatha, N.J., opened caver­ tackle Kurt Schumacher, defensive unit were end Pat Donovan of Stan­ A loving thought we give. Georgia hamlet incorporated Provost, who led the nation nous holes in the defense all end Van DeCree and defensive back ford, tackles Mike Hartenstine of For one no longer with us last spring handily won re- this season with 10 intercep­ But In our hearts still lives season long. His best game election Wednesday, defeating tions and average 18.3 yards per Neal Colzie on the team. Penn State and Randy White of came against Tulane, when he Sadly Missed, an all-male group of opponents. punt return, was the top vote Griffin, a junior running back, Maryland, middle guard Rubin Carter Daughter Lois Olsen blew out All America defensive getter in the balloting of New emerged as the top votegetter in the of Miami (Fla.), junior linebacker tackle Charles Hall—paving the England football coaches. The balloting conducted of sports writers Woodrow Lowe of Alabama and defen­ way for all five Boston College senior from Quincy ranks se­ and sportscasters from across the na­ sive back Dave Brown of Michigan. touchdowns to be scored over cond on the NCAA career in­ Brown also is a repeat choice from his right guard position. tion, and both he and DeCree are terception list with 27. Boston College teammate repeaters from last year’s team. last season. l^ tresto n c Mclnally, a Rhodes Scholar Tom Marinelli is the other Oklahoma, which finished with a While Alabama, the nation’s top- candidate, caught 46 passes, in­ tackle with Greg Dubinetz of perfect 11-0 record but is ineligible for ranked team and also the proud cluding eight for touchdowns. Yale and Ned Deane of post-season play because of its possessor of a regular season record V i V l > He also kicked off and punted Massachusetts at gard and Don probationary status, was represented of 11-0, had only one player named to WINTER RETREADS! for a 38.3-yard average. Mclnal­ Chrisos of Boston University at ly was picked to the Qiaches All by junior running back Joe the first team, the Crimson Tide was FUNERAL HOME center. America team and was one of ■ Washington, guard John Roush, well represented on the second unit EitablUhed 1874 • F o u r Generatloni of Service The defense is led by three BUchwrdla. 11 scholar athletes honored by linebacker Rod Shoate and defensive with three selections. Defensive end Aay IS" MM. 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 players from a Yale team that FOR AS P1utS2< U>43« the National Football Hall of back Randy Hughes. Leroy Cook, defensive back Mike ptr lirtttUmalcd gave up just over seven points a U i eipenMtJKlS Fame. Washington and center Sylvester itvappibU UrM. game all season. They are All Only two other teams, Notre Dame Junior quarterback Bob LOW AS .FOR East tackle Rich Feryok, in on and Southern California, placed as Croom were the Tide choices on the Bateman, ending his career 88 tackles this season; defen­ many as two players on the first unit. second team. because Vermont has dropped BUckwalU. M'aod 15* BlachoaUa. 14" awl IS" sive end Brian Ameche, a •Itaa largtr Ibaa l.tS. football, was the biggest sur­ I »Im« ibni I.ZS. FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH senior in his only season as a Plus 376 to 506 per Ur« Plus 486 to 556 par Ur« tat. lax txp. and prise on the team. The 6-foot 6, Mt. lax txp. and regular and the son of former FOR 2 racappablt UrM. Orange Hall 187 pounder from Darien, FOR iracappabltUrM. Get to know these people at First Then, on with the party. Balloons Baltimore Colt star Alan Big 10 Conference 72 E. Center Street, Manchester, Conn. Conn., threw 15 touchdown Opening WHITEWALLS ADD 11.50 PER TIRE Federal’s grand opening Saturday, and for the kids. Coffee for you. And Ameche; and defensive back passes and accounted for 1,793 Elvin Charity, an outstanding you could win a cuddly stuffed eagle. special gifts with every deposit of yards in total offense. FREE TIRE MOUNTING... pass defender regarded as a pro Tonight and FREE Tlw Storage Bag lor ilorlng your Not to mention four great new friends. $25 or more here at Manchester’s new He is Joined in the backfield prospect. Alters Bowl Format SCRAPER^ taka-oll Urea naaUy in your car trunk or garaga. “A Thief in the Night” by four runners. Esposito, who Making It# 1974-75 All you have to do is bring this ad First Federal. The other down linemen are (film on Bible Prophecy) missed half the season with leg debut tonight Ih the with you, find out each banker’s name, Come on over. You might win an tackle Steve Turner of Boston and shoulder injuries, still Munehester High haaket- CHICAGO (UPI) — The Big Ten has decided to choose eagle. And take home a gift. But most College and Lou Kobza of Holy and write it down under his or her gained 542 yards in ,88 carries its Rose Bowl representive on the playing field, removing Cross, a middle guard who was ball team againat WHEELS Sunday Evening picture. If you’re one of the first 20 of all, you’ll have a good time and meet for a 6.2-yard average. STUDS voted the best defensive player Rorkville High at Clarke the decision from the athletic directors for the first time in DECEMBER 8 some great bankers who can do great Boston College fullback Keith The glow of Christmas Magic people with all four names right, in the Crusaders’ 24-14 loss to Arena. The Indians, 8-10 a 28 years. Barnettq, earned a spot on the GUARANTEED CUSTOMER - SATISFACTION EVERY TIME at 7:00 P.M. Is captured with an exquisite you’ve won an eagle. things for you. Hai'ard. Dennis Kiernan of year ago, have a new Under the new format announced Wednesday, the con­ team picking up where gift from the Treasure Massachusetts, who played all coach, Doug Pearson. ference champion will compete in the New Year’s Day I Admission Free Espositi stopped. The Junior Shoppe... season with»a leg injury, was 325 BROAD ST. Free-Will Offering Will Be Taken power unner led the nation Jayvec tap-off is 6i30. Also classic in California. But: picked as the other tight end. with i: points while gaining on the card tonight is —If there Is a tie for the championship, the winner of the Dziama, who backboned 1.096 vai Manchester Community game between the two teams will go to the bowl. Boston University’s fine Rudy Green, the tough- College against —If the two co-champlons did not play each other that yardage ru ^er for Yale, and defense, is joined by Dart­ season, the team with the best winning percentage would mouth's Reggie Williams, rated Northwestern Community Th« above apaca It available to your group on a FIRST COMB Fiisl Fedeial Savings sophomore Rich Remondino of College at Cheney Terh. get the bowl bid. Mon., Tuoa., Wad., FrI. 1-8:30 FIRST SBRVID BASIS to publlclu community tarvice programt, Jim * J * r Rhode Islanp tied for the other by opposing coaches as a pro Thurt. I-I: tal. 1-4:00 through tha courtaay ol Watklna. Contact Mrt. Janica Lopat at Tha 344 Middle Turnpike West, Manchester prospect. The Cougars dropped —If there is still a tie, the team which most recently EAST HARTFORD - 22 THOMAS STREET HaraM batwaan 11-12 a.m. Monday lor Thuraday'a ad. and call running hick spot. Green MANCHESTER PARKADE East Hartford, QIaatonbury, Rockville, Vernon, South Windsor -...... ,1. Rich Fenton of Connecticut their season o |> e n e r played In the Rose Bowl would be eliminated. 289-7951/Mon. thru FrI. 8-5:30; S*l. 8-12:30 Thuraday batwaan 11-12 a.m. lor Monday't ad. Plaaaa phona 643- finished his career second on Tuesday. MCC has an 8 The change in policy, had It been In effect before Ohio 2711... the Yale rushing list (behind and Ken Ladd of Boston College WETHERSFIELD - 98 MAPLE STREET State was chosen to play Southern California next month, 563-2801/Mon. thru Fri. 8-5:30; Sat. 8-12:30 ' Qlfl* mult bt pickid up In p«rion and an llmllid to oni per family. Dick Jaurqn) with 2,083 yards. Join Provost and Charity at oVIork start. defensive back. would still have sent the Buckeyes, who defeated Michigan. Tire PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 5, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Dec. 5. 1974 — PAGE SEVENTEEN Pistons^ New Style Year of Surprises, First World Bowl SCOREBOARD Yields Good Results Kings Back in First Might Get Intense NEW YORK (UPI) - Two games have helped. “It was a matter of ago, the Detroit Pistons took a look at waking up, of applying ourselves. We NHL BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) - The World Football their 10-10 record and several were more patient in our game plan; NEW YORK (UPI) — In a season assisted effort, got the only Minnesota League’s first championship game. World Bowl I, could be «‘{ln«‘Hday'H Rettultit viewings of themselves on film-and full of surprises, it shouldn’t come as goal in the first period against Rogie NY Rangers 4, Detroit more patient in the things we did on the most intense contest of the season when the Florida decided it was time to change. any kind of surprise that the Los Pittsburgh 4^Toronto 2 defense. We’ve got to go out and do all Vachon. Blazers and the Birmingham Americans meet tonight. Boston 4, Montreal 4 Today, after putting on the best the smart things of basketball in­ Angeles Kings are back in first place Bruins 4, Canadiens 4 Americans Coach Jack Gotta said said the World Bowl, Chicago 7, Kansas City 3 defensive display in their history, the telligently in order to win. ahead of Montreal. Carol Vadnais scored with only 1:22 scheduled for kickoff at 8 p.m. CST at Legion Field, “will California 3, Atlanta 1 Detroit Pistons are back on top of the “We found out we couldn’t go out To add a further twist to the topsy­ left for Boston’s third goal and Johnny show that much of the negative publicity about the WFL Los Angeles 4, Minnesota 1 Midwest Division of the National and get in shootouts. We’re strictly a i l t is turvy standings, the Kings and Bucyk followed with his second goal has been wrong. This game will be played with more inten­ ABA Basketball Association by a full game 50 per cent team in run-and-shoot.” Canadians revers^ their traditional of the night into an empty net just 18 sity than any game of the season just because of the »‘(lnfs(liiy'n RexultH with a 12-10 mark. In other NBA games, Boston V roles Wednesday night to enable Los seconds later to give the Bruins a tie. adversity these two teams have gone through.’1 Indiana 104. Utah 100 In shooting down the Houston whipped Los Angeles 101-90, Angeles to move one point in front of Guy Lapointe had two goals for Blazer Coach Jack Pardee agreed with Gotta that both San Antonio 122, Memphis 108 Rockets 86-69 Wednesday night, the Philadelphia edged Kansas City- Montreal in Division 3 of the National Montreal, which held a 4-1 lead early teams “are ready to play a good football game. We didn’t St. Louis 126, Kentucky 122 U] Pistons set a team record for fewest Omaha 109-105, Washington ripped Hockey League. in the third period. come all the way up here from Orlando to lose,” Pardee Denver 114, San Diego 100 points allowed, lowering the old stan­ The surprising Kings, with only two Rangers 4, Red Wings 2 WHA Portland 114-87 and Seattle beat said at a Wednesday evening news conference. “You tell dard of 78 they allowed Philadelphia Milwaukee 112-103. losses in 24 games and the league’s Rick Middleton celebrat^ his 21st them here in Birmingham we came up to win.” W rdiiesday'H KeHiiltH Jan. 4, 1958. .kgles' New England 3, Cleveland 2 Oltirs 101, Lukers 90 stingiest defense, held Minnesota to a birthday by scoring the go-ahead goal The Blazers and the Americans, like many other teams Minnesota 6, Quebec 3 The season’s lowest point total in Dave Cowens scored eight of his season-low 16 shots while getting 51 of in the second peri(^ and Jean Ratelle in the fledgling WFL, faced immense financial problmes Houston 3, Winnipeg 2 the league was achieved on quarters game-high 32 points in the final period ilftBLEi e 3CI their own en route to a 4-1 victory. helped the Rangers tie a club record as the season progressed. Blazers officials said their San Diego 2, Phoenix 0 of 16, 17, 18, and 18 points. for Boston. Cowens, in only his second Earlier in the evening, the with a power play goal. players have not been paid in more than 13 weeks. Edmonton 6, Vancouver 3 Although it was Houston’s sixth start since returning from a foot in­ 1 Canadians found themselves in the Penguins 4, Maple Leafs 2 Earlier this week the fate of the World Bowl was in NBA straight setback, it also came eight jury, scored most of his baskets on embarrassing position of blowing a Trailing 2-1, Pittsburgh rallied for doubt when the Americans players staged a surprise ednesday'.M days after Detroit limited the New long jump shots and hook shots in the two-goal lead in the final minute and a three goals in the final period on shots walkout Monday to protest the fact they had not been paid Boston 101, Los Angeles 90 York Knicks to 88 points and indicated lane over LA’s 7-foot-l Elmore Smith. half on home ice to settle for a 44 tie by Nelson Debenedet, Chuck Arnason (Herald photo by Dunn) in five weeks. Detroit 86, Houston 69 the Pistons were playing the kind of Cowens was ejected along with the with the Boston Bruins. and Vic Hadfield. Darryl Sittler had a After a meeting with team officials Tuesday, the players Philadelphia 109, KC-Omaha defense that gave them a 52-30 record ’The twin results left Los Angeles goal and an assist for Toronto. 105 Lakers’ Kermit Washington with 49 Cougars Set for Home 'Test Tonight agreed to go back to work and participate in the World and put them in the league’s power with 35 points to the Canadians’ 34, Black Hawks 7, Scouts 3 Washington 114, Portland 87 seconds left following an altercation Bowl. elite last season. Seattle 112, Milwaukee 103 under the Lakers’ basket. Lucius and Los Angeles also has three games Jim Pappin, returning to the lineup Co-captains Curt Iverson (13) opener. Northwestern Community Center John Matlock said the team, “will be ready to “ We found out we’ve got to slow it Allen led Laker scorers with 24 points in hand. after a five-game suspension, and and Tommy Tucker (24) listen to College will provide the opposition play tomorrow (Thursday) night. Our concentration down, go back to the books,’’ Coach despite being hampered by a sprained In other games Wednesday night, Darcy Rota each had a pair of goals Coach Don Geissler as Manchester at Cheney Tech starting at 8 wasn’t hurt. In fact, we’re more together, and we’re ready Ray Scott said. “We had a movie in ankle. the New York Rangers beat Detroit, for the Black Hawks, who bombed Community College's haskelhall o'clock. to play.” New York that kind of showed 76erH 109, kings 105 4-2, Pittsburgh beat Toronto, 4-2, Kansas City goaltender Peter team prepared for tonight's home The Blazers and Americans met twice in the regular everybody what they were doing. We Fred Carter’s 25 points, Billy Cun­ Chicago whipped Kansas City, 7-3, and McDuffe for six goals in the first season with the Americans winning 8-7 and 26-18. look at a lot of movies but everybody ningham’s 24 and Steve Mix’s 23 (Herald photo by Dunni California surprised Atlanta, 3-1. period. Randy Rota scored two goals “That’s not going to make a difference,” Gotta said. BOWLING really let their hair down on this one. helped Philadelphia over Kansas City- Kings 4, North Stars 1 for the Scouts. “We have prepared for this game just as we have for all We never were that critical. Omaha to snap a four-game losing Eagles Open 1974-75 Campaign Saturday Tied at 1-1 entering the final period, Seals 3, Flames 1 WFL Ballot our games and we felt all along the Blazers would be one of 5 SPICK- Nancy Joyce 127, Lin­ “I’m going to give all the credit to streak. Los Angeles unleashed a 21-shot Butch Williams scored two goals for the finest clubs in our league.” my guys for this. They completely Bullets 114, Blazers 87 barrage at rookie goalie Pete the Seals, who notched their second Both Pardee and Gotta said they expected their teams to da Smith 145. (><‘tting its 1974-75 basketball season under way changed the personality of the team Elvin Hayes scored 24 points, Kevin Ceplius Nolen. .Middle row: Mike Hickey, Jon LoPresti and came away with goals victory in the last three games and be physically fit for tonight’s contest and injuries were not Saturday night in Waterbury is East Catholic against KACKV- Chet Kosak 224, after 20 games. When we were Porter a season high 23 and Phil l.indberg, Gary Carlson, Mike Nolen. Back row: Coaeh by Mike Murphy, Bob Murdoch and climbed to within one point of third- a problem on either side. Sacred Heart. Team nienibers are: (left to right) Milt Kershaw 200-541, Dave exciting, we were 10-10. All I know is Chenier 21 as Washington rolled to its Stan Ogrodnik, John Lusa, Jim Wehr, Jeff Heim. Nevin. Richard Nantais, on an un­ place Toronto in Division 4. Three-Way MYP Tie I' rout: Peter I'bompson, Bill Moffett, Sean Thompson, Brown 561, Ken Tomlinson 202- that we were loved when we were win­ fourth straight victory and 17th in 23 554, R eal Audet 527, John ning,” games, the best in the NBA. Portland BIRMINGHAM, Ala. or from the city they worked Adams was the league’s Ragna 533, Ron Jeroszko 518, .«7mooo„_SN0W tires 2 f 26!?. The defense Don Adams played on played again without injured center (UPI) - The World Football in. leading passer with 3,905 MOST SIZES • NEW TREAD Bill Tomlinson 506, Leo Nelson Rudy Tomjanovich typified the L e a g u e ’s f i r s t M ost Reamon led the WFL in yards on 276 completions in 525, Mario Frattaroli 201-529, Bill Walton. Basketball Preview Pistons’ effort. Tomjanovich, who Sonics 112, Bucks 103 Valuable Player award was rushing with 1,576 yards and 510 attempts. He completed Jim Watt 203-532, Ed Yourkas split between three players, over 54 per cent of his passes 214-218-596. Phil Ford 203-216- wound up with eight points, got off Spencer Haywood scored 37 points scored 101 points on 14 ail rookies in pro football, 564, Nick Cataldo 521, Ray just eight shots and sank his only field and had 14 rebounds to lead the Sonics touchdowns and three action and threw for 23 DRIVE HAPPY, SAVE ON EVERY MHE f Duharriel 204-507, Norman Dey goal when Adams wasn’t in. but Fred Brown and Don Watts each league officials announced points. touchdowns. BRINC THIS CARO FOR DEAL! 536, B ruce D avis 502, Vic Tomjanovich has been averaging 20.7 had big baskets in the final quarter to East Catholic Youthful Wednesday. Jennings had 1.524 yards Squadrito 521. ^ points. Quarterback Tony Adams for the season and scored 94 Twelve players received give Seattle the victory. Brown had 13 votes in selection for the Bob Lanier led Detroit as usual by points in the last period, which began of the Southern California points on 13 touchdowns and ST. JAMES- Michele Rudean Sun and running backs J.J. three action points. award. scoring 24 points and Dave Bing with the Sonics leading 80-79. Watts ROUTE 83 VERNON, CONN. 1 MICE NORTH OE VERNON CIRCLE 129-136-370, Joan Borack 141, chipped in 18. Zaid Abdul-Aziz got 13 hit a short jump shot over Kareem Jennings of the Memphis Celina Fairbank 137, Doris But Potentially Strong Southmen and Tommy for Houston and Calvin Murphy had 11 Abdul-Jabbar, who finished with 22 Thompson 128-344, Rose Reamon of the Florida Balesano 129. coming off the bench. points, to give Seattle a six point lead “It wasn’t the rest,” Scott said with 1:07 left. By Len Auster “We should have better balance that last year. We Blazers will be honored when asked if the long layoff might tonight at halftime of the HOME ENGINEERS- Tonny New avenues, new challenges will be explored when looked to Whelton to'pick us up. The good thing is that we Verfaille 179, Jennie Leggitt have a number of exceptional players who can do the job. WFL’s first championship East Catholic launches its 1974-75 basketball campaign 176-476, Sally Whitehouse 178, The potential is there to be a good team sometime. ’The game. World Bowl I. Saturday night against Sacred Heart in Waterbury. Eagle Phyllis Dumas 465, Lynn Davis amount of experience and confidence is the question. We The three will split the Coach Stan Ogrodnik, now in his seventh year at the con­ 465, Hildur Zawistowski 454. ABA Roundup could be a good team by mid-season, by tournament time 210,(X)0 cash award and will trols, has the monumental task of replacing four starters or maybe next year. each receive a replica of the WEDNESDAY WIVES- from a 17-6 club including two-time All-State selection Joe 175-pound scuptured steel Carol Dell’Angela 202-451. St. Louis Upsets Kentucky Whelton. and wood trophy. “The challenge will be many things. We took many Officials said Jennings, Whelton, now at the University of Connecticut, es­ I’ARKADE IMNNETTES- things for granted last year with a veteran team. The recovering from a tonsilec- Evelyn Thibodeau 179, Terry tablished a number of East records a year ago. He holds challenge for me is to stay patient and not take matters for tomy in Memphis, would not Muldoon 178, Sharon Aubert the career assist mark — 503, single season — 178 and Without Suspended Caldwell granted. We’re so doggone inexperienced. You win or lose be present to accept the E 186-195-545, Ellen Bauer 180-459, single game — 14. He also set a new single game scoring on good defense. Any good team does. And you have to be (Herald photo by Dunn) award, “but his throat felt a Dolly Dawood 195-488, Ginger NEW YOK (UPI)-W hile mark with 43 against Waterford. He stands second in the they think he may have been Gilmore and Dampier led experienced to play good defense and that’s where we’re lot better when he heard Yourkas 187-519, Linda Gustaf­ suspended Joe Caldwell sat all-time school scoring list with 1,153 points. Gone along son 176-180-491, Dolores Dzienio the influence that caused Kentucky with 23 each and really concerned,” Ogrodnik offered. VFW Post Honors Cougars about it.” in a $5 seat at the end of the with Whelton are Joe Martens, John Riccio and Ron 463. - rookie star Marvin Barnes Dan Issel added 22. Ken­ Guests of honor last night at VFW Anderson Post No. 2046 was the undefeated Florida quarterback Bob court Wednesday night, the Soucier. The quartet accounted for 1,265 of the 1,307 points to jump the team recently. tucky guard Bird Averitt left Manchester Community College soccer team. (L-r) Coach Jim Dyer and 1975 Davis, participating in St. Louis Spirits managed to tabulated during the regular 1973-74 season by the Eagles. In the Hartford County Conference, St. Paul, defending Y LEAGl'E- A1 Bujaucius Marvin Barnes started his the game in the first half captain-elect Tim McConville accepted the award from Post Commander Edward tonight’s World Bowl game topple the Kentucky “The loss of a player like Whelton is immeasurable,” Class B champion, and Xavier return veteran squads and 166-144-425, A1 Pirkey 149-408, first game Wednesday night, with a scratched cornea on Stickney with Pat Mistretta, MCC director of athletics, watching. against the Birmingham Rocco Lupacchino 152-151-403, Colonels, 126-122. Ogrodnik noted, “It’s a whole different ball game. Our job these teams are the ones to beat. Ogrodnik, however, after sitting out a one-week the left eyeball and a Americans, was one vote Mike Pagani 142-139-403, Tony doesn’t discount his own team’s chances. South Catholic C The victory didn’t eome now is to develop characteristics of this team. They have suspension and his 28 points scratch under the eyelid. shy of making it a four-way Marinelli 135-401, Fred easy after Kentucky to have their own identity.” always fields a representative quintet and outside the con­ combined with a career-high tie for MVP. McCurry 138-136-399, Art John­ whittled down a 20-point Pacers 104, Stars 100 ference Waterford and Holy Cross return full com­ 30 by rookie center Maurice •WHA Roundup- Thirty-one ballots were son 147-375, Don Simmons 375, margin early in the fourth George McGinnis scored The lone returning starter from a year ago is senior Cap­ pliments. Pete Brazitis 145-398, Andy Lucas helped the Spirits cast by sportswriters, quarter. 37 points to lead Indiana. tain 6-4 Jim Wehr, who was the leading rebounder with 185 Lamoureaux 156-381, Ken whip the Colonels. sportscasters and league Caldwell officially was Moses Malone sank 25 points caroms. Up from a 19-1 jayvee team and a 20-2 freshman Seaton 152-395, Carl Bolin 135- The Lucas-Barnes tandem The Eagles will have depth. Ogrodnik stated it won’t be coaches. ’Those voting were placed on suspension by the for Utah and Ron Boone squad are a number of talented but yet untested new­ unusual if as many as nine or 10 get in any one contest. But,' 378, Ed Burbank 142-138-370, worked well to counteract 7- not allowed to choose a Bob Boroch 138-137-387, Charles Spirits for “ actions added 21 points. comers. One added ingredient to this year’s edition is he won’t rush his sophomores, termed as one of the finest Howe Still Greatest foot-2 Artis Gilmore in the player from their own team Whelan 140-357, Bert Davis 350, detrimental to the team, the opening half, teaming for a Spurs 122, Sounds 108 height — no longer will East by the “mighty-midgets” . groups ever at East. “We’re not going to throw them to the (Jeorge Gervin’s 30 points, Mike Balesano 357, Hank Mar- American Basketball combined 30 points and 14 The Eagles have nine on the varsity who stand 6-2 or wolves and they know it. 'They’ll start on the jayvee level tyn 152-145-425, Russ DeVeau Rich Jones’ 25 and Swen NEW YORK (UPI) - was the ninth consecutive road Phoenix goalender Jack Norris. Association and professional rebounds compared to 10 better. “This is physically one of my biggest teams. We and also make a contribution on the varsity. How much is 150-372, Gene Tirinzonie 365, Nater’s 19 points and 19 Some four years after his success for the Aeros and Whalers 3, Crusaders 2 sports.” Specifically, the points and five rebounds for should have a good rebounding team. If we don’t control unsure but I won’t hesitate to use them. Roy DeVeau 364, Vic Marinelli rebounds helped San Antonio “retirement,” (jordie Howe enabled them to maintain a 10- Defenseman Jim Dorey had a Spirits’ management is an­ Gilmore in the opening 24 the boards I’ll be disturbed,” Ogrodnik commented, “Last hand in all the New England 142-138-405, Ed Kovis 144-385, crush Memphis. San Antonio still is proving unstoppable point advantage in the Western noyed at Caldwell because minutes. year we had a quick team. ’This year we have to fight the “Last year we were ready from the first game. This Division over San Diego, which scoring with a goal and two Frank Calvo 145. trailed the entire first half on the ice. stereotype of a big team. We don’t want to be slow. We’re year it’s a day to day education. It will be a slow learning kept pace by whipping the assists as the Whalers but took the lead for good on Howe, who officially retired going to want to fast break when we can. But our biggest process. ’The raw talent is there and we just hope to Phoenix Roadninners, 2-0. stretched their first place lead two free throws by George in 1971 before returning to the thing is inexperience and everything'that goes with it.” channel it. At times we’re going to look excellent and at Finnish rookies Heikki to 11 points in the Eastern Divi­ to 37% on men’s Karl with 8:24 left in the new World Hockey Association Riihiranta and Velipekka sion. Wayne Carleton and Mike times we’re going to make a million mistakes. I just hope two years later, came through third period. Stew Johnson our aggressiveness and time will cut down the errors. The Ketola gave the Jets a 24 lead Byers scored the other Whaler BOWLING of the Sounds was the with the winning goal in the in the first period, but Andre goals. Who starts is a very good question. At this moment, fans are just going to have to have patience, just like us,” third period We^esday night game’s high scorer with 32 Hinse scored a pair of goals in Saints 6, Nordiques 3 Ogrodnik couldn’t give a concrete answer. Fighting for Ogrodnik surm iz^. as the rampaging Houston points. berths in the backcourt include 6-2 junior Bill Moffett, who the second period to draw Mike Walton, Danny O’Shea Aeros edged the Winnipeg Jets, Houston even. and Fran Huck scot^ first- EI,KS - Bob Talmadge 137- Nuggets 114, Q’s 100 saw considerable action a year ago, 5-10 senior Sean 3-2. 375, Dick Krol 135-373, Nick Ralph Simpson scored 31 East has 10 HCC dates and 10 outside engagements. ’Two In other games Wednesday period goals to start Minnesota Thompson and Sean’s younger brother, 5-9 sophomore tilts will be played at the University of Hartford and the Howe stole the puck from night. New England edged on its way to victory. ’The loss Twerdy 136, Jack Christadore points to spark Denver to its defenseman Larry Hornung 139-366, Joe Pagano 148-145423, Peter Thompson. Front line contenders are 6-2 senior Mike .Elagles are slated for two games, Feb. 1 and 11, at the Geveland, 3-2, Minnesota beat prevented Quebec from over­ fifth straight win. The near the Winnipeg blueline and Ai Atkins 154-388, Ray & umbrella. Hickey, 6-5 junior John Lusa and a trio of sophomores, 6-4 Hartford Civic Center. Four road games, including a Dec. Quebec, 6-3, and Edmonton taking Winnipeg in second place Western Division-leading Jeff Heim, 6-4 Gary Carlson and 6-3 Jon Lindberg. Repor­ registered his 11th goal of the defeated Vancouver, 6-3. in the Canadian Division. B eauregard 355, Reggie F.E.T. great value together.* Nuggets, who controlled the 14 clash with Manchester High, open the calendar before season at 9:29 of the session. It Tomlinson 355. 1.99 ting late because of football are three juniors, 6-3 Bill the Eagles make their home debut Monday, Dec. 23, Mariners 2, Roadrunners 0 Oilers 6, Blasers 3 keep dry In wet game from the outset, now Joe Junkin, behind first- Eddie Joyal scored a pair of Poletti, 6-3 Mike Nolen and 6-0 Cephus Nolen. 'They against Penney High. w eather. have won 13 of their last 14 possibly will fit in somewhere. period goals by Ken Block and goals to lead Edmonton and R E a SALE Ray Adduono, turned aside 27 Jacques Plante worked the first CHURCH - Joe Dawood 213, nj) 1974^ games. Bob McBride 212-553, Sandy 28.99 $20 .The Felsway shots to hang the first shutout two periods In the Oiler net Gerber 222, Cy Perkins 508, ^^tCorporatlon on expansion Phoenix. San despite a throat infection and 33.99 $23 Tony Baluk 543, Elly Newcomb TENNIS Diego took only 12 shots on fever. 34.99 $24 ^totalvalueto*11...... 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Black, high and low The third-ranked Hoosiers blew a Scott May led Indiana’s Coring in financial trouble but not only because of the multi- SIZE F.E.T. REG. SALE 7 PARK ST.. ROCKVILLE. CONN. I Brothers overwhelm The SNOW WHITE - Helen 078x14 29.99 ea. 2 FO R * 4 4 styles (slightly Irregular). Men's sizes XS, S, M, L, XL. medium. Water­ chance to defeat lOth-ranked Kaijsas with 29 points, including the first nine million dollar bidding war with the World Hockey Associa­ 078x13 2.00 28.99 $21 proof, of course. Regularly priced to $5. IJ Team, 101-68, and Kahuna Kids tion. Florek 138, Carol Legault 132. in regulation time Wednesday night of the Hoosiers’ 14 in overtime, while best I^ngan VW, 75-65. 078x15 29.99 ea. 2 FO R * 4 4 F78x14 2.50 31.99 $23 but managed to outscore the Donnie Von Moore paced the NHL President Clarence Full-size umbrella Is self-opening and 100% water-repellent. Black. 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East Tennessee State 93-71, 11th- points with Rich Haberern and played good golf and wore a will they get the money to pay AND broad and brawny! Free installation. at shoe-town. tion time thanks to Norm Cook’s , Princeton tie.” Gives extra traction on Ice and Add $2 per tire for whitewalls. Free installation, no trade needed. basket with 16 seconds left to play ranked Maryland topped Wake Forest Dick Bowman adding 18 and 10 those people., We’ve got to snow. We stud only new, unused Free parking. BankAmerlcard, Mastercharge. markers respectively. He said Wednesday night the resolve the Oakland situation or snow tires. after Indiana’s Quinn Buckner twice 99-78, No. 14 Notre Dame clubbed NHL's takeover of the Oakland RADK Northwestern 100-84, No. 15 Arizona Kahuna was led to victory by we will bleed to death.” MANCHESTER WETHERSHELO WINDSOR failed to convert one-and-one free Joe Quaglla (21), Paul Jabs (20) Seals franchise has cost the beat Cal-Davls 84-58, 17th-ranked The Oakland team entered 3 WAYS TO CHARGE iSALE: Wed. thru Fri. O o. Shopping Canter Berlin Turnpike WIndior Shpg. Ctr, throw attempts In the final 90 seconds. and John Goodrow (14). Best league $2 9 million the past two the NHL with five other expan­ TONHIIIT MANCHESTER Spencer 81 (Silver Lane) A Hilittown Rd Route 16S Providence edged Brown 78-75 and years In legal fees alone. The ' Open Late Every Night OSwr leealloflt airoughoul CeiweeUeel However, John Laskowski’s jump for Langan were Carl Frantz sion teams In 1967 under the HiOU Wlialem v«. Nor- shot with 42 seconds remaining in No. 19 Boston College whipped with a game-high 25 and George Internal problem, he said, far direction of Gary Van Gurbick WTIC 1145 Tolland Turnpika »•< "'o"" I«moyne 113-86. Brooks and Paul Kussclllo with outweighs the NHL’s economic and “50 backers," Campbell 9:00 (18) WFL World overtime gave the Hoosiers the lead struggle with the WHA. 18 and 10 respectively. said. Howl: llluxer* vh. Anierlran* MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 5, 1974— PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 5, 1974 Tolland School Menus (President Upbeat on Economy Despite Critics Vivian Kenneson Tuesday ; Oven-fried chicken, pain that it entails. Parker Memorial mashed potatoes, com, roll. I By HELEN THOMAS Leonid I. Brezhnev, and he does rallying cry; "There is nothing the more exaggerated alarms he Is right—even those who are ’The message Is clear — the Washington Window ^ and Wednesday; Juice, pizza, cole I DPI While Houae not cotton to Ford’s projected to fear but fear itself’ is that are being generated by the making more bleak slaw. f Reporter nation is crying for leadership late 1675 visit to China. worthy remembering, he does underlying health and strength assessments of the condition of Hickt Memorial from the White House. Monday; Ravioli, vegetable, Thursday; Juice, Italian Other critics believe that not believe the American peo­ of our economy," he told a news the nation. ’ WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sei^Barry Goldwater of The President's successful For the President’s part. It’s cheese cube, roll, whip and grinder, potato chips, pickled Ford has failed to grasp the un­ ple have reached that desperate conference Monday. J*resldent Ford Is upbeat about Arizona, Ford’s fellow conser­ negotiations with Brezhnev clear that he does not buy the chill. beets. ique situation of a recession- state...evoking memories of "We are going to take some Jhe economy and the state of vative Republican tells him to during his first adventure in Tuesday; Hamburger on roll, Friday; Terrific tunaburger, inflation economy and gloomy view of the world, and bread lines and selling apples lumps and bumps, but with the ■the union. Others are not lo park Air Force One in the global diplomacy gave him is not ready to go along wlh Sao Our Qlant ketchup, wax beans, potato carrots. sure. moreover does not have any credentials every national on street corners. help of Congress and the hangar for the next eight solutions. those who think drastic action American people we are chips, chocolate pudding. Tolland High School Never before has it seemed leader needs. But at the same He feels that the country and Display of S d m l months and concentrate on the is in order. perfectly able to cope with our Wednesday; Parker; Soup, Monday; Ravioli, green that a President was marching For the old timers, the past is time, there is a turning inward its ability to meet the problems SuppIlBtl "real problems” at home. He has said no, almost never, present and foreseeable peanut butter and jelly beans, cheese sticks, biscuit. lo much to his own drum. present. If history repeats by people concerned more with is being sold short. Goldwater is not happy with to wage-price and rent controls. "Ido want to say to my fellow economic problems," he added. sandwich, celery sticks, Tuesday; Juice, Italian On Capitol Hill, dire warnings itself, they feel the growing their dally well being than ARTHUR’S the Vladivostok nuclear arms He sees no need for rationing. What the President has going dessert. Hicks; Juice, Italian grinder, potato chips, wax are sounded. Some of Ford’s ranks of the unemployed bode detente — at the moment at countrymen that our greatest agreement with Soviet leader ill for the future. And while he believes FDR’s danger today is to fall victim to for him is that everyone hopes grinder, beets, potato chips, ice beans. w st congressional cronies are least. cream. Wednesday; Juice, pizza, urging action now. They Thursday; Ovenbaked popeye salad. luggest firing the entire chicken, cranberry sauce, Thursday; Terrific holdover Nixon cabinet, with mashed potatoes, com, buscuit, tunaburger, green beans. the possible exception of chocolate ice box cake. A half-pint of milk is served Secretary of State Henry of tt;. Friday; Tuna long boys, with above meals in all schools. Kissinger, or other presidential carrots, cheese cube, dessert. Menus also include dessert dai­ ijjrders which would give Ford Tolland Middle School ly in the Tolland Middle and at least the outward semblance Tolland High Schools, which Monday; Sloppy Joe on roll, pf taking charge in a crisis. SAVE S2 carrot sticks, green beans. also feature a daily ala carte 5 The editorial writers, the line. .Mlumnists and the cartoonists |ave evoked the image of the |re a t depression, and all the 99 Wolcott Track si P i U i l S M l our reg. 4.99 Nears Approval ^ yp rio t TRAIM Rif 11 Rugged bolt action HARTFORD (UPI) - A Wednesday was one of the last, to the great values in Classified ^ Trainerifle ' with dum- thoroughbred and harness horse and Rock Road already has ap­ ^Peace my bullet and clicker racetrack in Wolcott has been proval from the state Depart­ trigger for hard play ac­ (Herald photo by Barlow) all but assured by the state ment of Transportation. Only THE WONDERWORLD OF TOYS tion! Heavy duty adjust­ Gaming Commission’s ap­ Department of Environmental War Off able army-style web sling. proval of a progress report Protection approval is needed, • A realistic version of th^ Many Fingers Make Light Work from its promoters. and a preliminary report I By PHIL NEWSOM SURE TO KEEP THEM BUS Y! 1903 Springfield Rifle! The commission voted un­ released by DEP last week in­ ! UPI Foreign New* Analyst at least 36 per store animously Wednesday to accept 5 Fixing a small bridge by the pond of the Oak Grove Nature rebuilt steps on paths around the pond, blocked off erosion, dicated it would be forthcoming I 'Archbishop Makarios’ the report from the Old Rock Center is the Bennet Junior High School Nature Club. repaired the bridges, put in wood chips, planted grass and soon. Jgcheduled return to Cyprus Road Corp., which plans to reforested areas of the center. Juan Sanchez, director of Noel Berstein, corporation seems certain to postpone into , Their advisor, Allan Cone, holds a board while unidentified build the $30 million facility on the center, said he is impressed with the work of the club president, said approval of the the indefinite future any chance students support other boards and one hammers in a nail. 350 acres off Beecher Road. progress report will help the and only regrets he was not able to get more telephone She Hcratb '(or a peaceful settlement of the Cone, also Bennet’s principal, said the club of about 15 A temporary permit issued in firm in obtaining more hnan- (]|bitter dispute dividing its Greek youths first formed last fall. Due to its success both with poles and railroad ties in order to do more work. Cone said May allowed the firm to go CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING cial backing, which has been I $nd ’Turkish inhabitants. the students and Oak Grove workers, it re-formed in the the club is popular especially with those students who have _>head with planning but slow in coming because of the met Sanchez or Steve Fish, another teacher at the center. required it to file progress Turkey, whose troops control spring and again this fall. Club members have built and previous uncertainties. iabout 40 per cent of the island, reports periodically and obtain If DEP approves the plan and does not trust him and already permits from other state agen­ the funds are located construc­ cies. Read Herald Ads has announced it will not tion could begin as early as negotiate with him. The progress report filed March, he said. On his part, Makarios, ousted Hopewell Says Cuts Necessary .as president in a military coup Jast July 15, has declared his Willingness to grant ’Turkish Cypriots the right of self- To Maintain Existing Programs Igovernment but under con­ ditions already declared un­ our rog. 7.88 TOLLAND David Hopewell said it would Wednesday, the Board of 987,259, plus allowing for a com­ acceptable to the Turks. actually mean that $59,750 Education was warned that mitted math and social studies AGWA' , In addition to failing to Vivian Kenneson Correspondent would have to be cut to main­ using up to a 12 per cent infla­ curriculum study at a cost of recognize the military realities FISHER PRICE CAMPER tain the existing programs. tion figure of $348,751, and $11,000, cuts will have to be bn the island, there also is a Anticipating a ten per cent in­ Super playing funi Included are 5-member | y, rowboat crease for next year’s school In the initial look at the based on a $300,000 increase made somewhere. buspieion the archbishop may Family Christmas )>e endangering his own life by (it Moats), trail-bike, patio table set, picnic tab I and bar-b-que! budget, business manager proposed 1975-76 budget over this year’s budget of $2,- Hopewell estimates that a When pulled, camper makes motor noise. Camper home lifts oft $360,000 increase, or a total of tinderestimating the determina­ ■o vehicle becomee pick-up truck! et leaet 24 per etore $3,347,259 would be necessary to tion of the right-wing Greeks maintain present programs, but $vho sought his ouster in the he noted that $300,000 Is all the Fun AOTantastic first place. Refund Dispute Said Settled board should expect from the Turkish occupation of the town. horthem portion of Cyprus has SUPiR PINBALL The business manager broke ieft close to 200,000 embittered TOLLAND school business manager. Relating a past disagreement the budget into five pieces — J'efugees. The total refund from the in­ with Town Manager John Agway one for each school, and the I Among them are said to be Vivian Kenneson surance company is roughly Harkins abut another insurance A dispute between town ad­ central office; Parker, present, gunmen trained in the Troodos SALE g E $40,000, Hopewell, told the refund of $200, Hopewell said he ministrators and school board $426,304, proposed $467,546; mountains to carry on guerrilla Board of Education was told the money would have Hicks, present, $388,569, Warfare not only against the administrators about which Wednesday, and from that he to go back to the General Fund. 1 0 8 8 budget will receive a $23,000 re­ proposed $426,161; Tolland Mid­ Prices! Turks but dedicated also to the had deduct^ what proportion is ’The auditors also agreed that dle School, present $599,195, tlestruction of Makarios. fund from Blue Cross has been for town employes, $6,000 con­ funds could not be co-mingled proposed, $657,164; Tolland O O ^ « Makarios, Cyprus’ only settled by a legal opinion; ac­ froma previous year and tributed directly by teachers, High School, present $710,518; ''•'--•do®* elected president since in- cording to David Hopewell, and a contingency fund. suggested that the refund be put proposed, $779,256; Central Of­ Idependence in 1960, fled the into the General Fund. MILTON BRADLEVS fice, present $862,673, proposed, Island after a coup supported by Hopewell said he was told $946,132. ^ e then military government SUB SEARCH C that if he did not agree he The central office figure in­ «f G r ^ e . Coup leaders were An exciting B-dImensional strategy Waste Recovery should get a legal opinion. He SOOPMMMKW) cludes heat and electricity for 'supporters of union of Cyprus game that'll keep kids and adults en- M cant N’t fna Mn - Nanlki hiOr said he did obtain a legal opi­ SAVE $2.27 SAVE Cwith Greece. tertalnedl NaviMte your surface Meet all schools and the administra­ SAVE $9.97 over enemy Subs, drop depth charges h i M pan. A pwt f w Nr hall %L nion, that there is no statute, tion building, $386,062 presently $1.26 ^ Turkey promptly intervened In mmt M a n d la H| pnM IM Plans Curtailed to locate and sink themi But watch out a M i, Ml iMairtn M h|, In npin nor does it state in the town budgeted; transportation, $204,- •on grounds the agreement ... the enemy Is trying to sink your fleet measure, and what is planned, HOT STIX'“ BEAR PAW giving Cyprus its independence at the same time. H tm , * lOA. rant Mn. nM)h HARTFORD (UPI) - The The system, believed to be 793; special education, $164,848; m*| tndu hr i W ndMnL Msita is to apply the refund against SKI SET SNOW SHOES jilso gave Turkey the right to tt ntnaSc naw aata n h IN M Connecticut Resource the first in the U.S. on such a all school’s maintenance this year’s premium. supplies, $56,643; food services, protect the island’s Turkish Recovery Authority says infla­ large scale, will channel refuse Skis for beginners or experts. Dr. Kenneth MacKenzie, $10,000 and insurances. CANDLE •minority. tion has forced it to slash nearly into regional plants, where Made of tough ABS Plastic, Great fun in the snow! superintendent of schools, will Hopewell recommended that MAKER KI1 In Greece, the discredited half of its $350 million plan for a combustibles are to be com­ the set includes 33" skis, Laminated keyaki wood submit a recommendation to the board delegate the respon­ Makes the perfect pine tree can­ igovemment fell and Constan- statewide solid waste recovery pacted for sale as fuel to in­ metal bindings and 40" alu- frame; leather bindings; SA V E 4.23 the board on Dec. 11 as to where Hizex polyester webbing. dle every time. Kit contains 3 lbs. ,11ne Caramanlis returned from SAVE 5.11 sibility to each principal to mium poles. Bindings adust of wax, 2-piece mold, non-toxic otM reg. 1422 system. dustries and utilities. Glass and the money should be spent. to fit sizes 4-12. (75-1088) 1986 Mildew and rot proof. ^If-imposed exile to take over our rog. 19.99 A spokesman for the authori­ where cuts should be made. green, blue and yellow color metals also will be recycled. (75-2210) chips, 36" of braided wicking. •as prime minister. Caramanlis ty said ’Tuesday the rising cost Profits from the sale of the reg. $32.25 pine scent and instruction folder. lias proved unwilling to of construction and other fac­ waste would help defray the reg. $29.95 (79-3597) ;squander his political goodwill tors mean only six regional costs of the operation, along SALE $29.98. ?04 Pine Tree reg. $5.25 SALE $19.98 ;on Cyprus and has said the MATTEUS waste processing plants will be with fees to be imposed on sale $3.99 •future must be determined by 1 6 “ built, compared to 10 originally municipalities. the Cypriots themselves. CAMP PUTT-PUTT^ planned. FABRIC SALE Which brings us to the pre- SAVE 70C SAVE $4.dl ‘sent and the role to be played by Preschoolers will love SWITCH-A-RAIL Makarios. PARKER BROS. NERF JUST ARRIVED FROM MILL MIDWAY this toy ... a 15-pc. real­ SUPER TRAIN SET YOUR The Turks are demanding a istic campgroundl In- MOBILE'* OR NERF TRUCK CHOICE DRAPERY & SLIPCOVER FARRICS POKER-RAMA^M federation involving a popula­ dudes boat, cyde and Ftve way control panel to Increase, Because Two Heads motor camper, trees, decrease speed, direct train, uncou­ tion exchange and a weak cen­ camp headquarters, cov­ Action fun lor children ages 3-61 These FULL BOLTS tral government which would ered bridge, drawbridge, ple cars. 33-pc. set. toys are made of colorful, non-toxic Are Better Than One . . . VALUE TO $199 have nominal control over two dock with launching arm, at least 24 per sitore synthetic foam with extra-strong COLONIAL tracks and much more to wheels. They'll roll anywhere, even $8.BS strong regional ad­ COLLECTOR SET keep little people busyl over carpetingl So soft ... they can't n . VELLUX LINED ministrations. Delight . them on hurt furniture. Assorted models, at Two plclure'plates-one with Il­ Makarios has rejected the Christmas morning! least 60 per store JERSEY GLOVES Deal your family In! Roll yourself a winning hand-lt's up to you. lustration of Betsy Rosa; the other idea of a population exchange at lead 18 par etore SAVE NOWI I Vellux Irning of nylon flock­ Roll the balls Into the right holes-Ace, King, Queen, etc., and try with the Spirit of '76. Set Includes our rog. 3.66 to win the game' Complete with automatic ball return. Housed in a adhesive backing, plate holders, which he has said would be both ing on foam provides real heavy duty wooden cabinet In lull color, includes accessories, score abrasive and polish. 6'/$" In di­ "artificial and inhuman.’’ He cold weather warmth and pad. (79-3635) 6665 ameter. (79-3562) 326 has said he is willing to discuss POLYESTER KNITS protection! In Navy, Rust reg $19 99 S ale $ 1 5 9 8 , rag. $7,99 sale $7.38 a "multi-regional federation” Windsor Green. (78-2580V $4.08 VALUE under which Turkish com­ ^------munities scattered throughout MACHINE $ 0 8 8 the island would have ad­ WASHABLE ministrative control of their 5 VO. JET HOCKEY'" SAVE $2.01 own communities. The suggestion bears some SAVE 3.33 A fast-moving action game for the resemblance to the terms by our rog. 12.99 ^ horr.al The "Ice" li jet-coated to CO LECO which Cyprus achieved in­ SAVE NOWI MAKE YOU OWN SAVC keep the surlaca acllon-amoolh, 2 6 ” A - ociion-packed. "Hidden Puck" DELUXE dependence In 1960 which also TALL H A P i our rag. 2.39 CAPES • TOYS B THROWS • ETC. $ O . U l feature lata you lake FARM SET dictated that Cyprus have a DENIM WALKER your opponanl. Greek Cypriot as president and Hat heavy duty I MAGIC MIRROR Kkiky new friend any girl PARKER BROS. wooden cabinet, a Turkish Cypriot as vice presi­ dent. would love to have, NERF FOOTBALL Beauty Salon aturdy plated ttaal a dratiad In the latest Fisher Price FAK 6 F U R legs. 2 molded denim outfit! H ai growing 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester platllc diac hair and comas with conlrollari. plaillc Thia deluxe aet Ineludaa colorful barn comb, curlara, styling Junior-size football that can't hurt It It hits you so it's Ideal for VALUES dIac and built-in 8.1. Prim. 0 * ® children ol all MesI Features to ^h proledive skin (or long Hie Introduces with 3 lloora, leading alalia, hay bale brushi . tool TO acorakeapara. pullay, implamant ahed, chicken coop and alio. MachInary: tractor, I Who Says You Can at least 24 par atora and'durablllty. SfTl Small “ ‘hands can grip It I1 S .8 I YD. 2 * * (79-3631) 7075 plough, rakt, Hal bad and hay irallera. Animala: eowa. horaaa, aheap, slo p siismoking Bowlittg or Baakaioall gama (or tha at least 96 per store AND UP rag. $23.95 piga, chickana-moral (79-3314) 5070 EaslilHy7 pra-achoolar at laaat 12 par atora. Larry and Bobbi sale $19.94 rag. $17.25 sale $15.24 ■ I ■MOK£0NOBRa» STORE HOURS: formerly of the Manchester area, this Mon, Tu.a W«). 6:9010 5 90 I SMUS Sale in effect thru this weekend. brother and sister team welcomes their PILGRIM MILLS Ttiuri. 6:9010 8 90 I Sat. 6'.00to4:90 EQUIPMENT SHOP On P a g e 2 old and new Mends for exciting head­ 434 OAKLAND STREET AGWAY,®lnc. Mon. T um. Thuri. Prl. I I Peed Mreej • * * 111 ISPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS OpM Mon., Tuoo., W id. Sat 10 am-0 pM 540 NEW STATE ROAD, Buokland 643-5123 1:00 W 6:00 lines!! t*La:OOia 4:00 I E i Thun. • FrL 10 am<0 pm ' CLO IIP Othtt Starts: Ellington - Middliliild ■ North Hi An ■ Willimaniic WIONIIOAVI I (•IT )1 381 Broad St., Manchester 10 A.M. to 11 P M For An Appointment, Phone 646-6821 L. r : . ! 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Hospital Plans Community Needs Study !$REDKEN Gin PAK. GIFT CERTIFICATES • Body Perms • Eye Brow Waxing .. “Early in 1966 a long-range program around the circles Mason said he likes • Manicures VERNON For the first time in its more than 50 was developdd and phase one, of that to think of as lines of communication • Blow Cuts '.A' BARBARA RICHMOND years of operation, it was necessary, four-phase plan was completed in 1969 tying into the hospital and the com­ FULL SERVICE SALON A community needs study and earlier this year, to start a Develop­ at a cost of $1.9 million,” Gottier said. munities involved. analysis of internal affairs will be con­ ment Fund. Marcus Mqson was nam ^ Further outlining the hospital’s • He also called on the charter ducted at Rockville General Hospital to head it with Randy Kronk hired to progress, he said phase two, completed ■* members to do all they can to build the and the results of the study will be head the Development Program. in the fall of 1973, cost $4.3 mrllllon; the club. Noting that the area does not have GCeim'^BmiuSba reported to the trustees in June of 1975. two phases cost a total of slightly more any colleges, universities, museums, 872-8531 ..ci Gottier said the first endowment The announcement of the hiring of than $6 million. He said these costs and such to support, he urged support 42 Union St., Rockvilla Opposite Hospital fund established was in 1909 when the hospital consulting firm of Anthony were financed from endowment funds of the one institution, Rockville William Prescott gave $50,000, and in J.J. Rourke, Inc. of Harrison, N.Y., totaling $1.9 million, a Connecticut General Hospital. “It will do something the ensuing years other gifts and was made at a dinner Wednesday night Health and Educational Facilities for you someday,” he said. bequests were recieved by the trustees. to honor the 45 charter members of the Authority Bond Issue totaling $3.4 Robert Boardman, administrator, hospital’s benefactor’s club. The club The year 1920 saw the actual start of million, and through a federal grant of noted that a new maternity clinic was was formed earlier this year and made the hospital in a large house on $825,000 from the Hill-Burton program. started Monday at the hospital for up of persons who pledged to give |100 Prospect St. Gottier said at that time patients who cannot afford private Ja/eJ or more yearly to the hospital. about three or four patients were Rockville General Hospital, although maternity care. The clinic is not free L O O K H E R B ’The annoucemnt of the study plan still growing. Is a modern,' up-to-date but the costs are greatly reduced. Thsit Bring treated per day. facility with all the newest equipment was made by John Gottier, chairman of In 1940 it was decided that a larger He also made note of the evening the board of trustees, who said the firm facility was needed but the outbreak of to take care of the needs of all of the patients. classes for expectant parents, the GIFT SPECIAL! will establish future levels of activity war delayed the project. In 1942 the program for patient’s with diabetic and ascertain short- and long-range Maxwell mansion on Union St. was The members of the “$100 Club” problems, and the kidney dialysis unit liD G C IaiElK goals and objectives for the next five- purchased, renovations were made and 739 MINI­ were given pins that are replicas of the which will be in operation at the For Cruising or Rylng - Marlow’s Has Just Tha Luggaga Unison!^ and 10-year period. it was opened as Rockville City hospital later this month. W i d e d l u i e r hospital’s recently adopted logo. It You NaadI Choosa from thssa Famous Brands: Bamsonita After the report is reviewed by the Hospital in 1945. CALCULATOR depicts four circles which Mason “Still on the horizon is a plan to start (wa carry a complata llna), Atlantic, Vantura, Airway and trustees, a plan will be adopted to pre­ The population of the area kept in­ Saward. ^ Memor, 8 digit capacity. sent to the people of the area towns creasing and by 1950 a larger building explained represent the four towns a program to help persons who are in served — Rockville, Vernon, Tolland Every AC/DC with batteries served by the hospital to inform them was needed and a new wing was built in the initial stage of alcohol problems,” and Ellington. 'The lines interwoven Thing V and adapter. Not as Il­ of what the hospital’s funding needs 1964 at a cost of $850,000. Boardman said. lustrated. will be. h A A R L O W S Since 1911! Christmas CHECK THE HERALD Regular 79.96 DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER ■ S4S-S221 FREE PARKINQ FRONT S REAR OF STORE s MASTER CHARQE CARDS ______ACCEPTED CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE Humphry Says Eden Skirts Issue Begins at DAILY UNTIL Adam’s DECEMBER 23rd! S h e VERNON purchase for possible future Republicans and four Democratic Councilman expansion of the Vernon Center Democrats on the Town Coun­ Area Profile Peter Humphry, commenting firehouse and the request for cil) will continue to bring to The Finest In 239 Spencer Street • Manchester on an explanation concerning the purchase was contained in light such activities as they oc­ Apple formation of an ad hoc fire an interim report of the sub­ cur,” Humphry said. study committee, charged committee. Humphry referred to several HOLIDAY CATERING Group Will Discuss Republican Councilman Donald Humphry said, “Claiming other instances which he said ONLY IS that we knew about the ad hoc involved losses to the town. He PICK UP or DELIVEREO Eden with “skirting the issue.” SH0PPIN9 PANASONIC Bills for Assembly Last week Humphry and committee because we voted in listed these as: ‘"The deliberate fellow-Democratic councilman favor of buying adjacent land foot-dragging in filing a bond- DAYS m GIFT HEADQUARTERS Stanley Gill issued a statement for a firehouse addition and for for-deed for the Parker-Sweet BUFFETS CHRISTMAS the appropriation of money for dump site purchase with the OPEN DAILY RADIOS — TAPE RECORDERS orientation meeting for new in which they questioned the IN READY TO SERVE CONTAINERS its necessary land survey is a resultant cost to the taxpayers 10-10 VERNON members today at 8 p.m. at the formation of the ad hoc com­ Also Catered Dinners A Bullets at Our Altraetlye COMPONENT SYSTEMS mittee. Both Humphry and Gill deliberate misrepresentation of for the administration in­ A newly formed legislative home of Mrs. Ann LeTendre, Hall or A Place ot Your Choleel SUN. 12-S are members of the Fire Study the facts by Mr. Eden.” stituted law suit which they assistance and information Gottier Dr. Committee appointed by Mayor Humphry explained that the subsequently lost; the cost 130 CENTER ST.Potterton’s E L C A M IN O "PLAZA group, a non-partisan organiza­ MANCHESTER Church Bazaar Frank McCoy. Eden is chair­ question of the site acquisition overruns on the recent West RTE. 30, VERNON tion open to anyone from any of (GARDEN GROVE CATERERS,INC. ham's Apple 649-4537 since 1931 Rd. sidewalks.” 875-2323 the towns in the 55th Assembly The Ladies Missionary Socie- man of that committee. was brought up and discussed at District, will meet today at 8 ty of the Talcottville Humphry and Gill said Eden a regular council meeting, by He added to this list the Memorial Building renovation it 649-S3I3 or 649-S3I4 MANCHESTER PARKADE- MANCHESTER. p.m. at the Lake St., School, Congregational Church will appointed the subcommittee the mayor, as was the ap­ Vernon. sponsor its annual Kris Kringle without their knowledge. Eden propriation for its survey. He which is now under way. He Mrs. Gloria Collins is coor­ Christmas bazaar Saturday said this claim was a said neither of these items had said, “It now appears that the dinator for Vernon. At tonight’s from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the “complete and deliberate to be investigated nor approved Memorial Building renovations, fabrication of the facts.” by Eden’s committee. heading for $500,000 and still meeting bills that may be in­ church on Elm Hill Rd. PUT HAPPINESS IN YOUR SKIING Christmas troduced in the coming session Holiday Fair Eden said both men, at a “As we see it, this ad hoc climbing, will result in an ap­ of the General Assembly will St. John’s Episcopal Church, Town Council meeting, voted committee is just another preciable contribution by the approval of an $8,000 land example of the present ad­ local taxpayer to augment the T h e be discussed. Rt. 30, Vernon, will hold its SEA Shopping Hours Besides one section of Ver­ Christmas Bell bazaar Satur­ ministration’s policy of under­ fixed federal allotment for this ^ Just in time ^ non, the 55th District is made day from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at cover, secret-type operations,” project. up of the towns of Bolton, An­ the church. Humphry said. “All of these are serious 2 for Christmas! J issues in which the public has a SMART one-stop dover, Columbia, Hebron and He added, “While it may be Marlborough. inconvenient for the ad­ right to know what is happening MANCHESTER Ballet F’rograin Ella Will Use ministration to have the public and how our government is Orientation Meeting The Connecticut Valley aware of the existence and dealing with the situation,” SANTA REGAL ' Regional Ballet will present a Old Stationery shop Mon.-Fri. 9:30 - 9 The Vernon League of operations of these ‘inner cir­ Humphry said. GIVE A Women Voters will conduct an holiday program Saturday at 8 HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov.- cle’ groups, it is nevertheless He called upon the mayor to Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 p.m. at the Vernon Center Mid­ elect Ella T. Grasso has begun the peoples’ right to know what “present the facts, and we of MUFFLERI dle School. slashing away at a $200 million their government is doing. the Democratic minority will for the through December 23rd The program is being spon­ state deficit forecast for fiscal K i t c h e n A i d [ Corner of Broad “We of the Democratic continue to press for open ■ ^ and Center Street! LOSE UGLY FAT sored by the Girls’ Athletic Ac­ 1976, literally with strokes from minority (there are eight government.” start lodng weight today OR tivities Club of Rockville High a pen. MONEY BACK. MONADEX li a tiny School. Tickets may be selective tablet that will help curb your de­ She will not throw away the sire lor excess lood. Eat less-weigh purchased from any club stationery printed with the VERNON Complete grooming less. Contains no dangerous drugs member. name of Gov. Thomas J. for all types of doga and will not make you nervous. No dishiAjosher shier strenuous exercise. Change your lilt Meskill, she said Wednesday, Mon.-Sat. 10-9 Call Early For . . . start today. MONADEX costs. Chapter Bazaar but will simply cross out his SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRS C hristm as S3.00 lor a 20 day supply and $5.00 name and write in hers until through December 23rd lor twice the amount. Lose ugly tat Hope Chapter, Order of Appointment or your money will be refunded with Eastern Star, will sponsor a that batch is exhausted. H O t l O l SPECIAL OF THE WEEK no questions asked by: Christmas bazaar Saturday She will have saved Connec­ AND SUDS & LIQOETT REXALL PARKADE DRUO from 10 a.m. to 6:30 p.m. in the ticut taxpayers “several hun­ Contrary to what you read and hear, 404 Middle Tpke. West dred dollars” by the time new SON SKI TUNE UP SCISSORS Mall Orders Filled Masonic Temple, Orchard St. Dillon Ford Is still selling cars! Maybe B.D. PEARL stationery is ordered with her Port Boad Plata B t 80 name, she said. Its because they offer the best deals 649 Main St., Manchester neeALMEiirsa VERNON SIS-ltM Mrs. Grasso also repeated around! Reg. ‘12.00 THE COMELE7E MEWS STOKf twmaMwiHHriAWRSifaiHiiwi Tel. 643-2171 MANCHESTER. VERNON her campaign pledge of no state t r i-c it y p l a z a I W l -W 7 M AIN STREET income tax, but declined to 172-05)1 speculate on whether a hike in 44) 2471 the state’s 6 per cent sales tax BRAND NEW 1975 GRANADA will be needed to balance the 2 Door. 250 old six cylinder budget. “I am determined to engine, power steering, white ‘5VLPINE provide a budget and services sidewall tires, front end rear I W ILTO N ’S to the people of the state within bumper guards. AM radio, vinyl Insert.' bodyside mouldings, ^ A U S 0 Gift Shop I the framework of the present space saver spare. STK 5032. Llat tax structure," she said, ad­ $4259 Including dealer prep arq| t 964 Main St. In GIFT IDEALS from Rt. 30 Post Rd. Plaza • Vernon, Conn. Downtown Manchester ding, “and that means without undercoat. Open Dally 10 to 9 • Sat. 10-9:30 • 872-6547 an income tax.” Headquarter* (or OUR PRICE ... .^ 3 9 4 8 NASSIFF of Course.faaa COLLECTOR PLATES • BOTTLES • ZOO ANIMALS BRAND NEW 1975 MUSTANG II • HUMMEL FIGURINES BELL 1 You owe it to yourtelf to Four cylinder engine, pin striping, kvi,il thii fascinating shopi AM radio, steel baited rgdial white sidewall tires. STK 5103. & (♦♦♦aaaaaaaaaaaaaaawi > List $3888 Including dealer prep and undercoat. HOWELL OUR PR IC E...... ^ 3 6 7 8 Slide g NICHOLS MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. 19 ottwr Mustang ll’s In stock...sM us now for Iho bost Pro|ector doall No. 986A ps 295 Broad Street BRAND NEW 1975 PINTO Manchester, Conn. 2-Door, 4-cyllnder errglne, ftve u b s steal belted radial tlree, STK NASSIFF CAMERA Hours: Mon., T ., Wod., FrI. 8:00 to 5:30 5111. List $3054 Including dealer 629 MAIN ST. fiil4 W4ICA Thursday 8:00-8:00 — Sat. 8-1 prep and undercoat. MANCHESTES 043-7969 OUR P R IC E...... f 2 8 9 8 18 Pintos at Spaclal Sals PrIctsI ARCO 0

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Phone 643-2145 .M 'S . . 24HR ^RVICE •77 Main SL, ManeHMtar • 643-442^ • Fraa Parking at Raar of Our Stora 319 Main SL. Manchailir 943-2148 ) PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 5, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 5, 1 974PAGE TWENTY-THREE Air Quality Control Topic Illing Honor Roll MANCHESTER NIGHTS ARE HOCKEY NIGHTS IN GLASTONBURY THURSDAY NIGHTS ARE HOCKEY NIGHTS IN GLASTONBURY Grade 7 Theresa VIgua Grade 9 HOSPITAL NOTES THE BEST ENTERTAINMENT VALUE NEWS Chad Whitsaall For Conservation Hearing MMhtw Adimy Todd Whitney Fr«d B uthtrdi Karan Wilson Clifford Adamy Shtrl Btutr Scott Wilson Cathy Auguit CAPSULES Dal* Baaudat Lite Wilt John Bashaw Discharged Tuesday; Marie Also, Gertrude Berry 84F For those who are concerned with air vironmental analyst and representative Donald Baaupra Karan Wo|narowakl Sandra Baaupre O’Neill, 177A E. Middle Tpke.; from the Connecticut Department of En­ David Wright Theodora Beutel Ambassador Dr.; Barbara qualiy control, the Manchester Conserva­ Diana Barman Angela Zocoo Sberwixxl Ferguson, 74 Horton tion (Commission is sponsoring a public in­ vironmental Protection. Scott BIrtlaa Lorllee BInka Saucier, 5 Grist Mill Rd., Lynna Bono Kathleen Botaldy Rd.; Florence Sullivan, 38 Elro Hebron; Joyce Parker, 15 formation meeting called "Who Cares?” Also, Dr. Thomas Sharpless, an air David Bowan Grade 8 Marylou Brennan ■ St.; Edna Savage, 56 Seaman Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Municipal quality consultant from the department of MIchaal Brannan Dtvfd Buckwald Walker St.; Ronald ottram, 36 Laura Burnett Circle; Edith Reynold!, 86 Nile Money Offered Aides Building Hearing Room. chemistry at the University of Hartford, Jannifar Brawar Jamas Adame Horace St; R.S. Truslow, 388 Catharina Brown Sharon Andsraon Uaa Carton Dr.; Robin Poirter, 76 Agnes Pleasant Valley Rd., South WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Richara id. Nixon A panel of transportation and en­ and representatives from the Connecticut Suzanna Brown Adrian Boracco Kathryn Chareat O Anita Clarahan Dr.; Fred Sturtevant, 36 Lucian offered top aides H.R. Haldeman and John D, Ehrlichman vironmental specialists will precede an Citizens Action Group and the Connecticut Phyllla Combs Robin Balaaky Windsor; Brian Murphy, 126 GLASTONBURY ARENA!o Chsryl Conlam Robert Bridgsman Susan Colbart St.; Thomas Gleeson, 201 Plymouth Lane; Valerie $200,000 to $300,000 for expenses if they had to r esip open discussion. Air Conservation Committee. Catharina Connors Christopher Browne Robert Copeland Hilliard St. (HOME OF TRINITY HOCKEY) ^ Appearing on the panel are: Dr. Some of the questions discussed will in­ Kathsrins Corcoran Yvette Byram Lynn Damon Suprun, 470 Woodbridge St.; because of Watergate, according to the transcript of a Kevin Carriers Chrlatophsr DsClantls Dana ^ rin l, 39 Auburn Rd.; PROUDLY PRESENTS THURSDAY NIGHTS AS 5 Kenneth Johnson, deputy regional ad­ clude why does the Greater Hartford area Phyllla Cordsra Kathleen DaClantli newly disclosed White House tape at the Watergate con­ Jsflrsy Coughlin Joanna Caatalll Willmar Heringer, Glaston­ ministrator of the Environmental Protec­ have the highest smog level on the East Julia Dsltlgrla Pamela Chaika Joanna Dsvsau spiracy trial. tion Agency in Boston; William Lazarek, Coast and what can citizens do about it. Amy Dsway Karen Chambers Raymond Dazao bury; Bette Rivers, 15 West- HOCKEY NIGHT IN GLASTONBURY I Nixon implied the money would come in cash from a Carol Donovan Karan Churchill David Dickie field St. manager of the field operations unit of the Public transportaion systems will also Lynn Douvills Cary Coffin Judith Don 1ST GAME DECEMBER 5TH AT 7:00 P.M. ^ secret fund maintained by his best friend, Charles G. Connecticut Department of Transporta­ be discussed. Linda D i ^ Laurls Colanti Brant Downing Town Seeks Tracy Culbertson Maryallen DuBaldo “Bebe” Rebozo. Haldeman turned down the offer because tion; Steven L. Weems, principal en­ The public is invited. Linda Dubn Sandra Duva TsrI Farguaon Sherry D'Alstaandro Tractor Bids he said it "compounds the problem, that really does,” the Slsphan Floadorf Kevin Davids David Elllt Linda Frahsr Elaine Dazao Wealay Fadorchak IA 2 pack a day smokeri TRINITY VS. BRYANT I transcript showed. MIchaal'Fraaar John Dodge Lori Ferlazo Bids will be opened Dec. 19 in The offer was one of the few new disclosures or ad­ Jamas dallaghar Mary Donovan Kathleen Flanagan the Municipal Building for fur- I puffs about 1 million i The opening game in the College Varsity Season will be fantastici Hockey w Susan Qally Charyl Dow Janice Foye Is the fastest game in the world ahd you can see some of the best. q missions that Assistant Watergate Prosecutor Richard Michael Downs Lori Fraher nishing the Manchester I times every 7 yearsi i Kelly Qaouetta Anna Fralllcclordl Cemetery Department with a Adult gate price $1.50 (under 14 $1.00) z Ben-Veniste has extracted in a strenuous cross- John QafiovstI Susan Everett Theresa Frank I If you’re Urea, See Us. ■ examination of Haldeman that goes into its fourth day Lucy Qoodakay Christina Fadorchak. Carolyn Frattaroll convertible tractor. A 1971 un­ I I See all 13 games . . . buy a season ticket now, while they lasti ^ Patricia Qronda Wendy Foreman Patricia Galtney ton rotary mower is being today. James Crzymkowakl Janet Fowler Jean German ■ On Page 2 ■ 13 Game Adult Season Ticket $15.00 POLICE REPORT Kristina Quttofaon Richard Qelting John Getting offered in trade. I ■ I 9 Game Student Season Ticket $ 9.00 ^ Bobbin Qustalaon Dana Gilbert Judith Green The convertible tractor being 13 Game Childrens Season Ticket $ 5.00 o Charyl Hagenow Karen Godreau Joseph Grzymkowikl I BMOK^^NDERB’^ I Hughes' Words Costly William Halldin Scott Gottlieb sought by the cemetery depart­ h- Deborah Hagenow 480 Psaii Straol, Box 312 Make Christmas Early . . . Give A Season Ticket w LOS ANGELES (UPI) — In his only public statement in Lesley Harrlion Andrea Qrasis Alicia Hagler ment is a “Gravely” model. It J J MANCHESTER black — are being sought in the ment store, Spencer St.'Court a. Barbara Hayaa Ronald Gustafson I Stoughton, Mass. 02072 I decades, Howard Hughes uttered five words in an aside Cheryl Hennaquln Dwight Hahn Mary Anne Hardy Is named after the Gravely Co., THURSDAY NIGHTS ARE HOCKEY NIGHTS IN GLASTONBURY THURSDAY NIGHTS ARE HOCKEY NIGHTS IN o Manchester Police said today case. The two were trying to date is Dec. 16. Thomas Harley I (617) 344-OSOO I that may cost him more than $2 million, payable to his Kathryn HIckay Samuel Harrison Donna Harmon which is named after Gravely they were following up several • Mai D. Donahue, 27, of Kenneth Hill Katherine Hennessy former right-hand man by order of a federal court jury. steal a safe from the Scuffy Pet Tracy Harrison Rd. in Clemmons, N.C. East Hartford, was charged Christopher Hoyng Karen Hutt Linda Herlth leads in a Tuesday night inci­ Center at the Parkade when Michael Isko "Dishonest...he stole me blind,” the billionaire recluse Wednesday night with fourth- Laurie Johnson Carol HIckay dent at the Manchester Shop­ Robertson, on routine patrol, Paul Johnson Karen Johnson David House said of Robert Maheu. ping Parkade in which two men degree larceny (shoplifting) at Debra Joy Anthony KaazowakI surprised them. Alisa Kay Karris Kay A U.S. District Court jury climaxed a complex, five- traded gunfire with police but Caldor department store, Edward Joy William Kelly Eva Kalman Cynthia Kenefick Karen Kidd month trial Wednesday by ruling that Hughes should pay escaped on foot. In other Manchester Police Tolland Tpke. Court date is Diana Kalnina Suzanne Killian Carl Kjellson Sharon Kingsbury Maheu $2.8 million in damages. It was one of the largest Police said there was little reports today: Dec. 30. Michael KaazowakI Melissa Kreuscher Suaan Katz Richard Krol Denial Krutt awards for actual damages in a defamation case, although progress to report in the case, • CTiristino Zitani Jr., 16, of • Kathleen A. Egan, 24, of John Kelly Peter Krupp Walter Lappen Christine Laggis iia n i i punitive damage sums have run higher. in which Patrolman Phillip 325 Griffin Rd., South Windsor, 76A Sycamore Lane, was Susan Kendall Marc Lauter charged Wednesday morning John Laggis Michelle L^ault Cynthia Lemonds '1974 But counterclaims allowed for the Hughes side would Robertson and his police was charged Wednesday night Francina Lataano Edward Lemleux Mary LIbbay cruiser were the target of with operating an unregistered Rupert Lawrence Jenniler Locke 5 with fourth-degree larceny Karen Lowry reduce the award to $2.3 million, if and when it is paid. The Gerilyn Lombardo shotgun blasts at about 11 p.m. (shoplifting) at K-Mart depart- motor vehicle on Hartford Rd. Julie Lobr Susan Lucak judge took the unusual step of refusing to dismiss the jury, Edward Lomnicky Lori Lumpkin Jerry Lynn Two men — one white and one Court date is Jan. 6. Susan Lowry Carol Lundberg Kerry Manley 'holding them for possible callback as the case goes • Steven P. Waldo, 20, of 15 Diane Luchiingar Ralph Maccarone Karen McArdIa through the appeal courts, a process expected to take Penny Lutzen Colleen MacGlllvary Rail Michels B U I t B O I K E va Dr., was charged Joseph MacLeod Suaan MacLeod David Olschafskle years. Wednesday morning on Doreen Malllat Paul Marta, Jr. David Oshlnaky Woodland St. with operating a Diana Marchard Deborah Mayo David Ostrom Patience Martin Kathleen McCoan Kimberly Pennington TRADE Ford Schedules Talks motor vehicle while his license Joanne McCarthy Rhonda McGary Robert Perron Judge Hearings was suspended. Court date is Karen McConnell Cynthia Minis Edward Platok WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Ford welcomes West Kim McLaughlin Alan MIskunas Thomas Prignano Dec. 16. Donna Monaco German (Chancellor Helmut Schmidt to the White House Dolores MIchl Michael Ricci • An electric stove and David Modaan Michael Mumford Marta Schaffer O H l t l M today for the first in a series of sessions with allied May Be Public Gregory Morris Leslie Norris Megan Schardt washing machine were John Mumford Maureen O'Connell Debra Schitt partners about European economic and defense problems. reported stolen from an apart­ Bizabeth NsubaH Joanna Oshlnaky Kimberly Shaw - Ford will meet for three days late next week in Mar- Mary Naubalt Dean PaganI Steven Sheldon YOUR TV ment at 248 Wetherell St. The matter of judge selection Sally Neumann Dan Peterson Kelly Sherman . tinique with French President Giscard D’Estaing to HARTFORD (UPI) - Can­ Wednesday. Other thefts Ellen Oatrout Margaret Petrone Kathleen Shlrer lRM)l-» . further bolster traditional U.S. ties with European allies. didates for state com­ became a hot issue when Gov. reported to police included Annette Packard Wallace Pettenglll Amy Sllverstain Christine PaganI Randall Phelps Renee Simon White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen said Ford will missioners and judgeships may Thomas J. Meskill appointed automobile batteries removed Michelle Poirier former State Republican Chair­ Laurie flatarinl Mary SInnamon •'.^also consult with British Prime Minister Harold Wilson be questioned closer and in from cars off Center St. and Marla Pdlreltls Jerry Rappaport Aina Skudra man J. Brian Gaffney to the Debra Platok Kelly Ray ' David Smith public before their nominations Bell St., and a mini-bike stolen Andrew RIemItls KUIBI ■ early next year. Heather Plagge Charlene Stapleton state Superior Court. LorrI Rivers ‘; Schmidt, who arrived in Washington Wednesday, was to are confirmed by the 1975 from a S. Alton St. residence. Michelle Plante Todd Talaga legislature. The Connecticut Bar Associa­ • Joan Everett of 176 S. Main Nancy Plotkin Helen Savidakis William Talbot BOme IN YOUR MODEL NUMBERS ALL TVS ARE LISTED 'be formally welcomed at the White House today before sit- tion had objected to the appoint­ Diane Popik Laura Schauster Sandra Thurston ir ir Sen. Joseph I. Lieberman, D- St. was treated and released Mary Prtekwaldo Lisa Schwartz Mary Toland : ting down with Ford and later with Secretary of State New Haven, elected majority ment, saying Gaffney (lid not from Manchester Memorial Soy it in thn Keith Ray Thomas SInnamon Valeria Toros ; Henry A. Kissinger. Schmidt will be guest of honor at a have enough courtroom Steven Reich Elizabeth Smith Marla Tremblay leader for the 1975 Senate, said Hospital Wednesday afernoon Elena Rock Jerome Smith Kimberly Tully black-tie state dinner in the evening. Wednesday he wants to have experience and was qualified in after suffering minor injuries in Helen Rosenshain William Spooner Paul Turek Valerie Sterling "full fledged” public hearings its opinion only for lower court a two-car crash on E. Center St. Dorinda Rowatt Lori Turner Burton Rubin Natalia Switt Peter Vltols duty. Holiday Qreeting Glen Thomas ■^Ethiopia Trials Start on all nominations for major at about 2:40 p.m. Her car was Michael Savidakis Frank Vucic state jobs and judgeships. in collision with a vehicle Mitchell Schardt Jennifer Thomas Joseph Waggoner ; ADDIS ABABA (UPI) — The m ilita^ regime in Katherine Schaschl Julie Tucker Tracy Wagner WE WILL GIVE YOU EXACTLY WHAT THIS BLUE BOOK C; Ethiopia has begun court-martialing imprisoned former Such hearings traditionally Bee Rejected driven by Dennis Hanover of Patricia Shlrer Shelly Valentine Eileen Warren have been held in private. Pamela Sloan David VIgue Kevin Washington ;iofficials passed over during last month’s mass execution LANSING, Mich. (UPI) - Colchester. Carl Waddell In the House, the first • Cars driven by Ernestine Joseph,Smith Kenneth Wo)narowakl ; of ex-leaders. The Michigan Senate Shelley Btavenson Jean Whiteaell Susan Wright SAYS YOUB SET IS WOBTH IM TBADE. legislative proposal for a merit Wednesday rejected a House- Hopson of 31 Charter Oak St. RIsa Strtckland Cheryl Wilhelm Timothy Wrobel A military spokesman brushed off U.N. concerns about Deborah Taylor Margaret Wilkins Marcy Young system for selecting state passed bill designating the and Thomas A. Vescey of 76 Janet Wilks .the prisoners and said the estimated 140 former officials in Cara Thompson Gina Zaccardelll judges was filed Wednesday by honey bee as the state insect, Wells St. were in collision at HAPPY AD MIcha^Thrasher Judith Wilson >jail on corruption charges are being well-treated. Rep. Russell Post, R-Canton. about 4:50 p.m. Wednesday on Cindy TInney John Wilt and the action touched off a Lisa Trembly Jennifer Woodbury The Military Council, in a brief statement Wednesday, The proposal would establish round of one-line wisecracks. Center St. near Broad St. No in­ Anita Tychsan Christopher Young TO! KED TO SME DOLLMS.. .WE HEED USED T K .. .YOUR SH Will E Timothy Valenta Jill ZatkowskI announced the start of trials of former leaders charg^ a 13-member panel to provide "I don’t see how we can juries were reported. Allen Zimmerman with corruption and incompetence. \ the governor with a list of justify, at a time when we're • A car owned by Miles Auto The council, which executed ex-officials 11 days ago, potential candidates when there trying to get the bugs out of Sales, 461 Main St., was are vacancies in the state reported stolen Wednesday. It :..4 0 LE rS declined to identify the men being tried or even say how government, putting the bees cMessage Center ' Ball Sold Out' bench. Several other similar •many are on trial. in,” said Sen. Jack Faxon, D- was described as an MGB proposals are expected to be Detroit, after the bill was Triumph yellow convertible. How would you like to send Holiday Greetings to friends and • A spokesman said a three-judge military court is con- filed later. 'sidering the case, but he declined to reveal the location of defeated on a 19-7 vote. loved ones with one easy phone call? Then the Holiday Greeting HARTFORD (UPI) - All Mrs. Grasso, the state reserved tickets to Gov.-elect ■ the proceedings. Message Center is for you. Supreme Court Justices and 100% SOLID STATE TRADE HOWI C Ella T. Grasso’s Inaugural Ball Superior Court and Common You simply call our Classified department and give us your Jan. 8 at the State Armory have Pleas Court Judges will be the - Rains Lash West Coast TODAY’S THOUGHT message. It will be published In a special edition on December been sold, it was announced guests of the Foot Guard at a By United Press International 24. A special low rate is in effect for this unique and timely ser* Wednesday. reception in the officer’s lounge There will be 100 boxes and 50 • Heavy rains and fierce winds lashed southern California in the armory after the formal vice if you phone in your message before Friday, December 20. reserved tables, and 50 un­ ceremonies. ^Wednesday in one of the area’s worst storms of the season. Wlial Looms Largest For You — As we get ready for a spirit-filled So don’t delay. reserved tables which still are The Foot Guard band will 4 YEAR Cars floated in water 10 feet deep near ramps of Los celebration of God’s coming into our lives Things or People? available to the public, accor­ give a concert from 8 to 8:45 Angeles’ freeways. this Christmas, how important it is for us I well recall a talk given many years ago ding to Maj. George A. Ford of p.m. Elected officials are GUARANTEE Up to eight inches of rain swamped southern California to hold each "dollar bill” at the proper dis­ Per inch the Governor’s Foot Guard, expected to start filing into the at the time of my graduation from high tance from our eyes. Otherwise, just think and sent floodwaters swirling across streets and highways. school. The speaker held up a one dollar * Minimum (Here are a few ideas) which is making the hall at about 9 p.m., with Mrs. Residents in Carson, Calif., fled their homes as water of all that we will miss in life simply 1.75 arrangements for the Ball. Grasso making her entrance at bill, saying, “Now the quality of your life because money has blinded us to the beau­ 100% PARTS - three to five feet deep rushed through residential areas of 9:30 p.m. depends upon where you hold this dollar ty and wonder of PEOPLE over THINGS. With warm and friendly May your Christ­ ; the Los Angeles County community. bill: If you put it up close to your eyes, Here’s to a "people-centered” celebra­ wishes for the Holiday mas and the New ; Rain and wind tore across mountainsides, loosening mud then all you will see in life is that piece of tion of joy for all of us this December. season and the coming paper. The rest of existence will be blotted Year be filled with ; and rock slides. Submitted by New Year. (Name and ad- good friends, good Power failed in at least eight southern California cities. out. But if you hold the dollar bill at arm’s Win Nelson, dress). length, then it will not obstruct your vision A606 Pecan Finish Two television stations switched to erhergency power to Center Church H.T? times, good cheer 4 YEAR of all the rest of life in its richness.” 25" diagonal Color Homo Entortainment Center stay on the air. and all the finest Hurry! 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Homan For Sale 23 Homes For Sala 23 Homes For Sala 23 □ REAL ESTATE LAND, BARN - 3 bedroom house, baseboard heat, Homu For Salo 23 excellent barn, large brook. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- MANCHESTER - Owner 3166. 8 - 8 V 2 ® / o NIALTOK anxious for quick sale, 5 1/2 MIS room Cape, 11/2 baths, garage, $32,900 - 5‘/2-room Ranch, brick eat-in kitchen, Waddell School front, natural trim, cellar, gar­ Mortgages are available to the quallflad buyer. Let our area. LaPenta Agency, age, trees. Hutchins Agency, Profetalonal personnel explain the merlta of buying or Wxt lierati Realtor, 646-2440. Realtors, 646-3166. selling your home. Call today — we are as cloae as your phone. TOLLAND - A warm home CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING trimmed in sunshine. Six-room MANCHESTER - New family Country Cape, acre lot. Low Colonial, aluminum siding, 3 , REALE’S CORNER 30’s. 8’f2-6323. bedrooms, bath and lavatory, oversized modern kitchen, 178 WAIN ST6EET______PH0NiS4i-482S EAST HARTFORD - Im.- built-ins, 24’ combination dining and play room, garage, just maculate 6 room Split, three 89 WELLS STREET - “Price bedrooms, paneled family right lot, conveniently located. PHONE 643-2711 Donald S. Gale, Realty Co., Reduced” for quick sale. Now EXCELLENT BUYI room, 1 l/2baths, basement, Of course you'll make a shopping Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. $25,000. Hagler Real Estate, RIGHT HERE IN TOWN pool, trees, $35,900. Warren E. 643-6624. list . . . your assurance n o b ^ is Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. Immaculate 6-room Cape that FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD offers 4 finished rooms down overlooked when it's time to open CIRCA 1760 - Classic center MANCHESTER - Porter Street the Christmas giftsi Halp Wantad 13 chimney Colonial, original pan­ area, six-room Cape, three and 2 large rooms up, with a INDEX MANCHESTER - 8-room full shed dormer, 1V4 baths, Contemporary, 4 large eling, sheathing, stairway, bedrooms, dining room, living NOTICBS ADVERTISING HELP WANTED - New 24-hour room with fireplace, oversized fireplace, carpeting, large But have you thought about making ADVERTISING bedrooms, 2Vt baths, magnifi­ hardware and floors. Four 1 — Loit and Found Restaurant 94, full-time dis­ cent view. In the 60’s. Warren fireplaces, new heating system detached garage with patio, full paneled rec room, aluminum a selling list? Do it now! Make a 2 — Parionilt DEADLINE hwasher with cooking and bath. Large barn, attached shed dormer, large bedrooms, siding, detached garage and 3 — Announcamanli E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. list of those still-good items around RATE6 knowledge, 7-3 p.m. shed and garages, $44,500. private yard. Only $36,900. 4 — Enlertalnmanl 12 00atioon the day before even a prime garden space. publication 1 d a y '...... 9* word par day Waitresses, part-time, your home which you no longer use. 5 — Auction! MANCHESTER - Nice custom Philbrick Agency, Realtors, LaPenta Agency, 646-2440. Move right in ndth nothi^ to Deadline for Saturday sfid 3 daya ..... 8« word par day experienced only apply, Satur­ 646-4200. Then give us a call. We'll help you FINANCIAL 6 d a y s ..... 74 word par day Cape. Formal dining room, do — in this cream puff! Monday is 12 00 Noon Friday days and Sundays 10 p.m.-7 a m. good size living room with MANCHESTER - Seven room S itu a te d in a q u ie t word and place a quick-action ad 8 — Bondt-Stocki-Mortgagai E6 days ..... 64 word par day available only, /^ply at older home, central location, 1 9 — Partonal Loam 15 WORD MINIMUM fireplace, dinette kitchen. neighborhood with city which will iHingyou extra Christmas 10 — Iniuranca Manchester Motel, Room 28, VERNON 1/2 baths, needs work. Han­ PLEASE READ Happy Ads ...... $2.00 Inch Convenient east-side area. utilities. Priced for quick cash. Saturday between 2-4 p.m. No GARRISON COLONIAL dyman special, $25,900. Paul W. EMPLOYMENT phone calls please. Priced to sell at $35,900. Paul Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. sale, $35,800. 13 — Halp Wantad YOUR AD W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Ten years young, city utilities, 14 — Businaia Opportunltlai Classified ads are taken over J/i— just redecorated. Seven Isn't that worth thinking about? 15 — Situation Wantad RECEPTIONISTS - Full-time. MANCHESTER - Large 8 room the phone as a convenience EAST HARTFORD - Soec- spacious rooms, IV: baths, at­ UAR REALTY CO., INC. The Herald is responsfble lor Some bookkeeping, hours 9-5, Colonial Cape, fireplaced living EDUCATION good earnings. Jobseekers, 568- tacular 4-bedroom LaCava tached garage. Central loca­ room, large dining room, eat-in 643-2692 18 — Privata Initrucllon! only one incorrect insertion and Colonial. First-floor family Robert D. Murdock, IM to r 19 — Schoola-Classaa then only to the size of the 1070. tion, desired neighborhood, room, carpeting throughout, 2- kitchen, first floor laundry 20 — Inatructlons Wantad original insertion Errors which sacrifice price, owner room, screened in porch, 1 1/2 do not lessen the value of the car garage, huge rear deck REAL ESTATE CLERK TYPIST needed full facing private woods. transferred. Yours for $43,900. baths, 3 large bedrooms, large 23 — Homat lor Sala advertisement will not be cor­ time for typing and general Hurry! Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. rec room, 2-car attached gar­ TWO-FAMILY with large gar­ 24 — Lota-Land for Sala rected by an additional inser­ Immediate occupancy. Cul-de- den area. Trees. Carpeting. tion clerical functions. Typing abili­ EQUAL HOU8INQ OPPORTUNITY age, large lot. A comfortable 25 — Invaalmanl Proparty ty required but experience not sac. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, home located in a prime Immediate occupancy. Only 26 — Bualnasa Property Realtors, 643-1108. HARROWS & WALLACE $34,900. Pasek, R«ealtors. ' 27 — Resort Property necessary. Come in or call, -- - ■— - • — aa a s------1 1 _ .a residential area. Mid 40s. F. J. nCfWim INw IMVIfl nWUUfU 7475. 28 — Real Estate Wanted Meadows Convalescent Home, 64E-8306 397-1818 728-W1B Spilecki Realtor. 643-2121. MISC. SERVICES Help Wanted 13 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. VERNON Lost and Found 647-9191. COVENTRY - Twin Hills SEVEN ROOM Raised Ranch, 31 — Services Ottered EXCEPTIONAL VALUE! 2 1/2 baths, 2 fireplaces, laun­ 32 — Palnling-Paparing MANCHESTER- Expandable Drive, 4-room Ranch, large 33 — Building-Contracting LOST - Sterling silver cross See this immaculate 8-room beautifully landscaped lot dry room, patio, 2-car wrage, 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng DESK C ia K JOBSEEKERS - Open 8-8, Mon­ duplex, 6-6, 2-car garage, with Christ’s oody. Squire day - Friday. Immediate Swiss Chalet that offers three 106x460, two garages, fireplace, plastered walls, oak flooring, 35 — Healing-Plumbing Village area. Confirmation gift, Experience preferred or four bedrooms, large porches, patio, good condition, city utilities, built by Ansaloi. 36 — Flooring employment opportunities. quiet location. Financing hardwood floors. 1-859-1301. 37 — Moving-Trucking-Slorage sentimental value. 649-8536. 3 p.m.-ll p.m. Jobseekers 568-1070. kitchen, beamed ceiling living Immediate occupancy. Charles 38 — Services Wanted Monday-Friday available. Mid 40's. Northeast Lesperance, 649-7620. room, formal dining room, Realty, 568-7907. DELUXE CAPE under con­ MISC. FOR SALE LOST- set of wedding rings, HOWUID JOHNSON’S MOTOR LOOCE PHONE FROM home to ser­ large barn board paneled rec struction on Ashworth Street. 41 — Artlclas lor Sale white gold, vicinity Vernon- 490 Main St. East Hartford OAK STREET - Large 6-6 vice our customers for super room, 2 full wall fireplaces, BOLTON - Seven-room Ranch Many quality features. Drive by 42 — Building Supplies Manchester. Please call 646- Call Mrs. SchuHi tor earnings. Choose own hours. duplex, 3 bedrooms on each 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets sun deck, patio, 2V^ baths, 2- plus rec room, with one-car and then call T. J. Crockett, 1353. inlorvlow appolntmont Call 647-1810. Realtor, 643-1577. side, two oil hot water heating 44 — Livestock 569-1100 car garage. Park-like garage set on %-acre lot on systems, electric water heater, 45 — Boats & Accessories dead-end street. Zinsser Agen­ 46 — Sporting Goods FOUND - Mongrel puppy, black LAB TECHNICIANS - Required grounds. Occupancy for VERNON STREET - seven only three blocks from Main 47 — Garden Products cy, 646-1511. and tan female. Call Dog to have a minimum CLA cer­ Christmas. Financing room split level with two baths, Street. Nice deep lot with trees. 46 — Antiques Warden, 646-4555. available. $55,500. Good income. Truly a nice 49 — Wanted to Buy MECHANIC- or apprentice, tification with one year EAST HARTFORD - Seven- one car garage, Selling for $42,- able to work on cars and trucks, experience in a hospital 900. Large in-ground swimming duplex, priced right with low RENTALS FOUND - Springer Spaniel U A R REAin CO., INC. room aluminum sided Split down payment. Call today, 52 — Rooms lor Rent full benefits, uniforms, in­ laboratory. Will be expected to 643-2692 Level, 2-car attached garage, pool, 100x300 lot. Now vacant. 53 — Apartments for Rent type, black ana white male dog. surance, pension plan, etc. App­ occasionally rotate weekends T. J. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. Manchester Realty Co., T ^ 54 — Homes lor Rent Call Dog Warden, 646-4555. Hobart D. Murdodi, Realtor elegant, functional and Goodchild, 646-4348. ly M & M Shell Service Station, as scheduled. These are full economical. This impressive 55 — Business lor Rent Route 6, Bolton or for appoint­ time, permanent positions with SIX-ROOM Colonial. Garage. 56 — Resort Property lor Rent FOUND - Collie type, female home located prime area. Real RFDWOOD farm s - 63 Ralph 57 — Wanted to Rent ment 649-2871 talk to Harley. excellent salary and above Immediate occupancy. Only sable and white dog. Call Dog MANCHESTER - Six-room value at $42,900. Owner 568- Road, three bedroom Ranch, 58 — MIsc. lor Rent average fringe benefits. Only 4097. $25,900. VA, no money down. Warden, 646-4555. those yvitn acceptable custom built Ranch, fireplace, Pasek, Realtors, 289-7475. many extras. Price reduced, AUTOMOTIVE MANAGEMENT TRAINEE- Kerin Agency, 233-2161 or 649- 61 — Autos lor Sale for one of New England’s references need apply. Please carpeting, garage, west side FOUND - Mongrel, tan female location, near school, enclosed VERNON - Six room Ranch 7859. 62 — Trucks lor Sale fastest growing food chains. contact: Personnel Employ­ with 2-car garage, large kitchen Mrs. Stewart Segar, new co-chairman of the Cheney Homestead committee, is selecting 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale dog. Call Dog warden, 646-4555. Restaurant experience helpful ment Office. W.W. Backus porch, excellent condition. 30’s. some of the Seth Cheney portraits for display in the Homestead during the holidays. A self- 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. with built in oven and range, Offered by the Lots-Land lor Sala 24 65 — Campers-Trallers-Moblle but not neccessary. Apply in Hospital, 326 Washington three bedrooms, fireplaced portrait of the artist is in the background. (Herald photo by Pinto) Homes LOST - Passbook 100608, 8-1062. Street, Norwich, Conn. 889^31 erson, to Mr. Sully Hansen, 501 living room, deep shrubbed lot, ANDOVER — Three wooded, 66 — Automotive Service Savings Bank of Manchester. "est Middle Turnpike. Grand­ ext. 357. EOE. MANCHESTER - McKinley 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease $37,900. Wolverton Agency, surveyed and approved lots, m Application made for payment. ma’s Pies. Street. Lovely custom six-room PHILBRICK Split, 11 years old, 11/2 baths, 3 Realtors, 649-2813. to 9 acres. Priced from $13,500. Personals 2 bedrooms, sliding glass doors Call Warren E. Howland, Seth Cheney Works on Exhibit COOK’S HELPER - full-time, Realtor, 643-1108. experience necessary, good STOCK CLERKS from living room to patio, gar­ ONE OF A KIND AGENCY RIDE WANTED from Bissell age. Professionally landscaped. earnings, Avon area. Ranch style 5-room Condominium, 2 FARM — So acres, mostly WOODED, surveyed, perk For Holiday at the Homestead Street vicinity to Pratt & Jobseekers, 568-1070. Priced below replacement bedrooms, rec room, IVt baths. A real H A PPY A D S Whitney, East Hartford, Part-time mornings. value. Only $37,900. Arruda puff for only $30,900. cleared and level land, 8 room tested and approved lots, $4,500. working hours 6:30-2:30. Call Realty, 644-1539. house, barn, two large poultry Less than 20 miles from RELIEF COOK - four days per Apply BLJUKHMID & ROSSmO Rockville. Call 875-4350. 643-5879. week, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Store Manager Raaltori-MLS 648-2482 houses,'2-car garage. By HAZEL LUTZ another brother, Frank, went to sist of crayon and charcoal Experienced in quantity FIRST NATIONAL $28,500 WILL buy this four- 189 Waal Cantar SIraat "No adequate history of France to purchase more trees. drawings and paintings, most of IN-LAW Apartment, con­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• American art can be written □ FINANCIAL cookery and supervision bedroom Cape. Country-size While there, the silk worm- which were acquired by the preferred. Contact Meadows STORES. INC. sisting of three rooms, plus 6- Real Estate Wanted 28 without mention of John and Manchester Historical Society K-Mart Shopping Contar kitchen, garage, residential, MANCHESTER - New listing, 5 mulberry tree growing Convalescent Home, 333 within walking distance to room home, living room with Seth Cheney of Manchester," with the home. Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 Bidwell Street, Manchestser. 205 Spencer Street room Ranch, stone fireplace, SELLING your home or “bubble" burst and the trip was school and shopping. Jackston tile laundry room, tile bath, fireplace, dining room, quotes a recent newspaper Several paintings have been 647-9191. Manchester, Conn. kitchen, bedroom on first acreage? For prompt friendly a financial failure. So Seth went Agency, 646-1316. carpeting in living room, com­ service, call Louis Dimock item. on to Italy tp return to his art. donated by Mr. and Mrs. MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ floor, with 2 bedrooms on se­ cond, third. All kinds. Realty binations, garage, city utilities. Realty, 649-9823. In honor of Seth Cheney, an While there, Seth executed Matthew Moriarty, members of JOBSEEKERS serving greater MANCHESTER - Seven room cond floor, screened porch, 2- statewide. Credit rating un­ Hartford and surrounding Owner anxious to sell, priced at exhibit of his works own^ by some of his most beautiful the Cheney families, and Cape on large lot with oversized $38,500. Charles Lesperance, car garage, $38,000. the Manchester Historical necessary. Reasonable. Con­ towns, full, part-time, im­ DIETICIAN full-time for a ALL CASH for your property crayon portraits among which others. large convalescent home. To 2-car garage, screened in 649-7620. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, fidential, quick arrangements. mediate employment. CONTEMPORARIy Raised Society will be displayed at the was “The Beggar Girl” on A Carrara marble bust of work with an experienced food porch, knotty pine family room. instant service. Hayes Agency, Cheney Homestead, 106 Hart­ Alvin Lunay Agency. 527-7971. Jobseekers, 568-1070. Priced to move at $32,900. F. J. Ranch — Large, modern exhibit at the Homestead. Seth Cheney carved in 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ service manager and kitchen MANCHESTER - six room 6464)131. ... SoflMon* Spilecki, Realtor, M3-2121. luxury Ranch, country kitchen kitchen with pantry, formal ford Rd., during the fifth annual In 1840, Seth returned from Florence, Italy, by Gould, has a ford. Evenings, 233-6879. SHORT on shorthand, full-time staff. Liberal fringe benefits. celebration of “Holiday at the may hova taut you includes built-in oven, range, dining room with built-ins, Europe to paint portraits which place of honor in the third floor position open for secretary Salary commensurate with WE WILL buy your house. Call Homestead" on Sunday from studio at the Homestead. a koppy adl MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd experience. East Hartford Con­ and dishwasher, den with living room with cathedral anytime, Hutchins Agency, he sold at the low rate of $5. In receptionist, typing. Manchaator noon to 4 p.m. For the holiday celebration, mortgages — interim financing valescent Home, 745 Main fireplace, three b^rooms, two ceiling and fieldstone Realtors, 646-3166. Manchester, he enlarged his Jobseekers, 568-1070. BUY NOW baths, heated family room, gar­ Seth Cheney, born at the the library-meeting room walls — expeditious and confidential Street, East Hartford. fireplace from floor to ceiling, mother’s bedroom, doing all the ages, in-ground pool, Wolverton SELLING your house? Call us Homestead I)iov. 26, 1810, was will be lined with photographs service, J.D. Real Estate MALE OR FEMALE help Two-family. Excellent for Investment redwood paneling, four brick-laying and plastering LICENSED Electrician and Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. first and we’ll make you a cash the fifth son of George and Assoc. 646-1980. wanted, full or part-time to or owner occupied. First floor com­ bedrooms, 2 full baths, large himself. of many of the portraits which plumber - Excellent hourly offer. One day service. T. J. serve tasty submarine pletely redecorated. Convenient loca- family room with fireplace, Electa Cheney. From his self- A fter a short stay, he Seth carried in an elaborate rate. Manchester area. Reply MANCHESTER - Parker Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. taught brother, John, he NEED MONEY - Write RoMar sandwiches at Full of Baloney, Uon. Only $32,500. den or library, 5 sliding glass returned to Boston where, after box-like portfolio to show to his Happy Co, P.O. Box 1155, Manchester, ^ x “S” Manchester Herald. Street, three bedroom Colonial, 415 Main Street, Manchester. 11/2 baths, formal dining room, doors, 2 large decks, 2-car learned the art of engraving. a period of bitter poverty, he prospective clientele. Conn, 06040. Apply in person between 10^3, KEY’S IMMEDIATE cash for your Together they went to New Anniversary enclosed porch, breezeway, garage, large lot. $68,500. became one of the most popular Among those who sat for him •onday - FriFriday. RNS-LPNS, 3-11 shift, full and 526-9081 property. Let us explain our York where toey worked with part-time positions available. two-car attached garage. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, painters of his day with more for their portraits were Daniel MOM tS3 i n d a ,U EpdllMDiii TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 5-5, various artists. □ EMPLOYMENT Excellent working conditions Asking mid 40’s. Scott St. 647-1413. commissions than he could Webster, Henry Wadsworth three years old, baths, In 1830, he settled in Boston and DAD and benefit program. Stop in at James Realty, 875-0744, or 872- fulfill. His price at this time Longfellow and James Russell 9700. aluminum siding, good invest where he made steady progress Love Help Wanted 13 AVON the Meadows Convalescent rose to $100 a portrait. Lowell. Home and see our Director of ment at $53,900. Services Otierad 31 as an engraver until he became “Holiday at the Homestead” 9 OUT OF 10 AMERICAN MANCHESTER area - Seth married Emily Pitkin in Your son, Nursing or call 647-9191. Reduced, clean, aluminum­ dangerously ill from cholera. will also feature hand crafts, TOOL MAKERS - All-around WOMEN have seen our TV CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- SHARPENING Service - 1847. After her death in 1850, he Bob McNally machinists and Bridgeport sided, 51/2 room Ranch. Large, COVENTRY (NORTH) In the spring of 1839 he ac­ married Edna D. Littlehale. and Christmas decorations commercials for “Timeless,” NURSE’S AIDES -11-7, full and modern kitchen with room antique Colonial com Saws, knives, axes, shears, companied his brother, John, to operators. Top wages, fringe CHRISTMAS SPECIAL He was a staunch abolitionist. throughout the home, including our newest, most luxurious part-time positions available appliances, 3 bedrooms, full pletely resto red and in skates, rotary blades. Quick Paris, France, where they benefits and overtime. service. Capitol Equipment When the slave Burns was tried a tree trimmed in old-time Experience preferred. Apply at fragrance. What a terrific for experienced aides. Contact cellar, acre plus treed lot. Only excellent condition, studied with the French painter style. Refreshments of mulled time for you to sell Avon. our Director of Nursing ^2,900. Keith Real Estate, 646- Delight your family in this un- fireplaces, 2% baths, income- Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. and returned to the South, Seth Paragon Tool Company, 121 Hours daily 7:30-5,5, ’Thursday Isabey. There, money was cider and homemade ginger You're as young | Adams Street. Interested? Call 523-9401. between 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. 647-9191, 4126, 649-1922. usual 7 room Garrison producing 3-room studio was aroused to such an extent Meadows Convalescent Home, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30^. 643- scarce and Seth’s health cookies will be served. a s you feell | Colonial. Spacious home on apartment and 2-room antique that he suffered an “attack of 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. CAPE COD - 7 rooms, 3 acre of trees and stonewalls. 7958. became undermined from ill health.” Hostesses will be in each of Happy 38th Birthday | IS YOUR JOB secure? Does shop. living on meager fare. your income meet the demands bedrooms, formal dining room, ’This is a cream puff. Can have Once more he went to Europe the nine rooms to answer G E R R Y I CAN’T FIND WORK? Don’t TWO-FAMILY - 5-5 flats. REWEAVING burns, holes. On their return to this coun­ of your expenditures? Call for eat-in kitchen, carpeted living occupancy for holidays. in search of rest and an oppor­ questions. Rope barriers will be know where to turn? We have room with fireplace, family Central heat, one block to bus Zippers, umbrellas repaired. try, the two boys lived mostly Tracy § appointment. We will show you CONTACT SALESMAN Owner transferred-needs tunity to renew his artistic life. removed so visitors can browse „ s many positions, call 568-1070, room. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. line. $37,500. Window shades, Venetian on baked potatoes. Although how to increase your income help. $45,500. Mr. Lewis, 649- He visited many European and observe details of the fur­ Jobseekers. Nationwide Credit Corp. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. Seth’s health improved, he and secure your future. 646-1370 5306. RAISED RANCH - 7 rooms, Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. countries and settled in France nishings and decorations close­ between 3 and 6. wants hard-hitting salesman. RAISED RANCH - Rockledge. never completely recover^. CHAIN SAW operator - Earn $4 formal dining room, family where he met the great artist ly- Good closer. Age no handicap. Seven rooms, 3 bedrooms, Back in Manchester, he hourly, full-time, experience dining room with sundeck, EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY room, moderif kitchen, wall MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Jean Francois Millet at Fon- For this event only, adult ad­ Legal Notice ELECTRONIC Technician - Profit-sharing-bonus plan. became interested in the referred, Hartford company, family room, aluminum siding, HARROWS A WALLACE to-wall carpeting, aluminum Removal, pruning, lot clearing, tainbleau. mission will be 31. Children un­ Must be skilled in trouble Kepeat business. Write Mr. spraying. Fully insured. culture of mulberry trees, the 5obseekers, 568-1070. 2-car garage. Merritt Agency, Msw Hm n Hartford siding, 2-car garage. Large After he returned to the der 16 accompanied by their Court o( Probate, District ol Andover shootii^, complex linear cir­ Mitchell, P.O. Box 4095, 397-1818 728-9818 Licensetf Free estimates. leaves of which were u s^ to NOTICE OF HEARING cuits. Small company. Musical 646-1180. lot, 160x250. $47,500. states, he lived at the parents will be admitted free. FULL-TIME bookkeeper, Cleveland, Ohio, 44123 or Phone 633-5345. feed silk worms. 'The demand Members of the Manchester ESTATE OF HARIET D. COUCH ability useful. Electronic Music preferrably with automotive phone 216-255-5050. Homestead until his death there Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman Labs, 875-0751. MANCHESTER - Newer 3- COLONIAL — Nine rooms. for the trees became so great at on Sept. 10, 1856. Historical Society will also be J. Preuu, Judge, dated Nov. 29, 1974 a experience, full company bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, MANCHESTER - New listing, Bowers School, 4 bedrooms, t r e e SERVICE (Soucier) one point that it was more bearing will be held on an application fine family home with three 'Trees cut, trimmed or topped, The works of Seth Cheney on admitted free. benefits. Call Joan, 646-1712, possible 4th bedroom, con­ den, fully equipped kitchen, prpfltable to sell the trees than praying that the fiduciary'i account be CUSTODIANS - Part-time, six Ted Trudon Porsche-Audi, JOBS - Interested in a job that bedrooms and den, large stumps removed, fully insured. display at the Homestead con­ accepted and an order ol distribution be days, Monday through Satur­ requires no experience and venient location. $35,900. Paul formal dining room, rec to cultivate them, so Seth and given IS In said application on (lie more Tolland Tpke., Tallcotville. W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. kitchen, dining room, full Got a tree problem? Well worth fully appear!, at the Court of Probate on day, 7-11 a.m. Must be steady offers free training, security, cellar. Be home for Christmas. room, walk-out basement, a phone call. 742-8252. Dec. 10, 1974 at 1:00 P.M. and dependable. Apply at travel, education and good pay? Only $37,900. Wolverton Agen­ walk-up attic, 2-car garage Norman J. Preuu, Judge BE YOUR OWN boss ■ We have Forbes & Wallace, Manchester mapy full, part-time positions Contact your Air Force ng. S cy, Realtors, 649-2813. baths, assumable ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ I I 3 Parkade, Tuesday through at our finger tips. Jobseekers, representative at 221 Asylum room Raised Ranch, 2^-baths,2^-b mortgage at 5'A%, $40,500. eling, rec rooms, offices, 4 S t 3 I 9 10 Friday, 7-11 a.m., ask for Mr. 568-1070. Street, Hartford or call n4- fireplace, 30 mile view. Only VERNON - conveniently household repairs. Phone 649- U U 19 14 19 It 17 John Tobin. CONDOMINIUM- 7 rooms, II 19 K 71 77 73 74 2347. $45,^ . Pasek Realtors, MLS, located 2-family home with 4594. 79 71 77 71 79 30 ALMANAC INVITATION TO BID 289-7475, 742-8243. three bedrooms each apart­ bedrooms, 2V4 baths, wall-to- Sealed bids will be received in PRESSER - Shirts, full-time, MAIL CLERK • Full-time, AN OHIO Oil Company offers ment. Fireplaced living room, wall carpeting', modern LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, Wxt hours 8-4:30. Training provided, plenty of money plus cash the Office of The Director of experienced, salary open accor­ 2-car garage, good investment. kitchen with built-ins, finished cellars and attics cleaned, CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING General Services, 41 Center dingly, Bloomfield area. ood salary. Jobseekers 568- bonuses, fringe benefits to SOUTH WINDSOR Wolverton Agency, Realtors, rec room, central air- lawns mowed, small tree work. By United Press inlernulionul Street, Manchester, Connec­ Jobseekers, 568-1070. ■ ?070. mature Individual in SPLIT 1.EVEL 649-2813. conditioning, $34,500. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. Today is Thursday, Dec. 5, the 339th day organized at William & Mary College in Manchester area. Regardless ticut until December 19,1974 at of experience, airmail C. F. Large treed lot goes with this WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! of 1974, with 26 to follow. Virginia. desirable 6tk room Split Level MANCHESTER - Charming six CUSTOM MADE Draperies, 11:00 a.m. for the following: Read, Pres., American Thinking of Selling Your very reasonable work The moon is approaching its last In 1848, President James F’olk con­ GRAVELY CONVERTIBLE that offers three bedrooms, room rustic Cape, city water quarter. Lubricants Co., Box 696, and sewer, low taxes and property? C®U JODAY! guaranteed, call anytime. 649- firmed the discovery of gold in California, TRACTOR HOUSEWIVESI Dayton, Ohio. 45401. living room, kitchen and The morning stars are Mercury, Mars maintenance. Located on a 4266. leading to the famed “Gold Rush” of 1848 UNIFORM RENTAL St DO YOU WANT TO EARN dining area. Also paneled den. large lot in a quiet and Saturn. and ’49. PHONE 643-2711 FULL-TIME maintenance and finished rec room, LAUNDRY SERVICE EXTRA MONEY? neighborhood. Price, $30,900. PHILBRICK CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make The evening stars are Venus and In 1933, liquor prohibition was abolished ^Bld forms, plana and man. Apply Laurel Manor, 91 fireplace, IVk baths, city Equal housing opportunity. sure your fireplace and Jupiter. when Utah became the 30th state to ratify FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD ' apecIfIcatlonB are available at Wa have an Immadlata opening for women who want to Chestnut Street, 11-4 weekdays. utilities. Realistically priced Colli-Wagner Realtors, 289- chimney are clean for thla ’hiose born on this dat>' are under the the 21st Amendment to the Constitution. the General Services Office, 41 work only part time. Afternoons, approximately 3-7 p.m., 6 at ^ ,5 0 0 . Ample financing 0241. year's tough heating seaion days a weak. Must have car. sign of Sagittarius. In 1963, former New York governor and Center Street, Manchester, available. AGENCY ahead. Reasonable rates. Call Situation Wantad 18 872-0930, 872-0635. American movie-maker Walt Disney senator, Herbert Lehman, died. Connecticut. Phone Todayl MANCHESTER - Authentic Colonial reproduction. Four was bom Dec. 5, 1901. A thought for the day: American Town of Manchester Don Hatak (Clroulalkm Dapl.) REALTORS On this day In history: Manohaatar Evening Herald FULL or p a rt-tim e U AR REALTY CO., INC. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double ALTERATIONS ■ Dresiea, historian Henry Brooks Adams said, “Ac­ Connecticut coats, suits. Dressmaking, too. In 1776, the first scholastic fraternity in 647-9946 maintenance work wanted. 643-2602 garage. Lookout Mountain cident counts for much in companionship Robert B. Welsi, Carpentry, plumbing, electrical lolMrt 0. Muntooh, RMltor area. Must see to appreciate. Quality workmanship. Call 64G> A/nerlca — Phi Beta Kappa—was as In marriage." General Manager fcxperlence. Call 640-1975. Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. 646-4200 7554.

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BENJY UY JIM BERKY Articles for Sale 41 Apartments For Rent 83 Autoe For Sale 51 Autos For Sale 81 O l T O l R WAY BY NED COCHRA.N O l R BOARDING HOI SE with M AJOR HOOPLE WOOD BURNING cooking MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- Bl GS BtNNY stove. Also wood burning C ltv ' family , 4-4, includes range, dis­ ANPWTTM uA.yfs.THL vads and c i r r parlour stove. Phone 644-0209. posal, dishwasher, washer and r r i NO u se .' i ' ALLrCMPBCf CtJMMITTEE 16 KMIT'5 dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting TOYOTA “ ■iMd on a CANT PW4ACTICE TIAAROUHIS PLANMN6 A PARTY FOR HAMT5 Gomparlion o< KANP9 SEASONED dry hardwood, and parking. Full basement, manufaelurari* ON MY CORNET Tr€ 0RPHAM6 Trie YEAR! Has the lowest WITH THAT TWMNlDy M6U- n o split and delivered, $40 per cor- $250 monthly. Tenant pays ratall prioai. UPTDMIS ( W E U HAVE A CRAFT FAIR d, $25 half-cord. Casimir Kurys, WACKET GOING ■D 5H0W CA5E CLUB TXl EHT utilities. Jesdor Realty, 633- priced car sold in Am erical* * ■ -M'' ON' ROOMTIREikP 649-6828. 1411. t h e m a l l i t h e n use t h e p r o c e e d s FDR S IF T S .' FIREPLACE and stove wood, MANCHESTER - Newer one- all seasoned top grade bedroom apartment. Quiet hardwood. Sawed to your location. Includes heat, specification. Call E. Wilson, appliances and carpeting. $195 649-5900. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. / a - r •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Doga-BIrda-Pets 43 FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, C orolk ,2 Door S tdtn hot water, cooking gas, stove, li-s- Services Offered 31 Building-Contracting 33 Articles tor Sale 41 DOG-CAT boarding re se r­ refrigerator, wall-to-wall Perfect for the economy-mindedi □ MISC. FOR SALE carpeting, $185. Adults only, no MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD SAVE MONEY - We repair GUMBALL MACHINES - vations. Combined inside/out- Combines great features like a Aluminum Siding 1 Unique Christmas gift and con­ side runs, partitioned privacy, pets. Security deposit required. hami-head engine, bucket teats, your small appliances, vacs, Centrally located. Call 643-9678. shavers, typewriters, TV and KItchon Ro-mod«llng 1 Articles lor Sale 41 versation piece, $15-$30 for an­ germicidal lighting. Canine 4-tpaed synchromesh transmission *2897 MANNY HILLMAN I'LL GO 1 / m LL YOU TWO PL6ASB CUT IS AN OLD WITH IT OUT/ VM STILL ABLE. Now Addition! 1 tiques. Pays for itself in Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, InehKiM AM radio and Stereo. Appliance Servicenter, . . . with snappy performance. WHf \ OVER TO TO TAICE CAHE a ALUMINUM sheets used as savings. 644-0033 after 4:30. Manchester, 646-5971. I\1ANCHESTER - Unusual one- dealer preparaUan. FRIEND OF MINE! YOU/ 707 Main, Manchester, 643-7577. R.E. MILLER, Builder I bedroom Townhouse, full, ?J HILLMAN'S Call printing plates, .007 thick, FIGHT GVM/ 649-1421 1 23x32". 25 cents each or 5 for $1. HEAD 360 skis, Solomon bin­ AKC REGISTERED Yorkshire private basement. Includes SNOW PLOWING - Residential neat, hot water, appliances, or commercial. Call Tim Ryder Phone 643-2711. dings. Best offer. Call after 4 Terrier puppies. 6 weeks old, 3 females 2 males. Choose yours carpeting and pool. $230 O5610LY BY c^l U'lv’xFvTu. p.m., 643-5568. LYNCH TOYOTA THE PRICE - NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 today, for Christmas. Call 644- monthly. Paul W. Dougan, <1 1*11 rirf^i Ji >• » il-J" R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. 345 Center Street 646-4321 TRUCKING - Odd jobs, moving ditions, garages, porches, cents each. Inquire side door. FARFISA-Combo organ, 9555. large appliances, cleaning kitchen and formica work, Manchester Evening Herald. excellent condition. $400. Call I E3I31 cellars and attics. Free es­ repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. after 4 p.m., 643-5568. SCHNAUSER puppies, AKC CAPTAIN EASY BY ( ROOKS & LAWRENCE timates. 644-1775. WE BUY and sell used fur­ registered, miniatures, males APARTMENT and females. Reasonable. v s ONLY HOPE 7 t9 k ,T6<; WOTTA ..B POR YOU, a l v i e ;... i t '6 YOU H4VE ^HE CC l 06~AL NERVE TO TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service niture. Cash on the line. One THREE BOWS - two Red Wing RENTAL OFFICE NOW IS TO PLEAD i FATE WORSE THAW A6K IF I V.oHT WANT. JFTER ALU. Ready for Christmas. 649-4108, MANCHESTER - Clean four NEED CAR? Credit bad? GUTTERS cleaned and - remodeling, repairs, counter piece or an entire housefull. Hunter, both 46 lb. pull, We have a large variety ol WITH E F F IE - ON DEATH! TO KEEP THh^ g a r g o y l e ?: 646-6432. Furniture Barn, 345 289-1161. room apartment, all utilities in­ Bankrupt? Repossessed? BENDED k n e e ; repaired. Painting and and cabinet work, free es- camouflage painted. Root, 30 deluxe one and two-bedroom A MERE timtes. Call 643-5769. Main Street Rear, behind lb. plus pull. Three dozen cluded, one child accepted. Honest Douglas accepts lowest paperhanging. Call 646-6688. apartments and townhouses LEGAL FCRMAUTY Douglas Motor Sales. fiberglass arrows. Two hunting Livestock 44 $195. Key’s, 528-9081, 633-m. down, smallest payments. VR. 6LUCK, TO TWO HANDYMEN-will clean TOP QUALITY work - Septic, quivers, hip and bow, hddTfack. throughout Manchester. Ren Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 'N6URE AcAINET a ttic s and c ellars, light sewer connections, bulldozing, CLEAN USED refrigerators, $150 for all, call after 4 p.m., FOR RENT - Box stall and tal office open daily from 9-5 MANCHESTER - Modern 3- F066IBLE trucking, reasonable rates, 643- excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. ranges, automatic washers, 646-6640. board for horse, country, plenty other times by appointment. room apartment, conveniently TOYOTA - See us for reliable PRISCILLA'S POP BY AL VERMEER 5305. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 646- with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s of places to ride, excellent located, carpeting, no pets. used Toyotas with our 60-day Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- care. 742-7035. Available immediately. $175. 100% warranty. We also buy MASHED POTATO THINK OF THEM AS ...... 5114. BLACK Persian lamb 3/4 coat. DMMTO ENTERPMSES, MC. SANDWICHES AGAIN? SW EATSHlf?TS. SOCKS*. 2171 Size 12. $70. Ranch mink stole 240-A Nm State Ri, llbnclntter 649-3978, 646-4780. used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, A ntiques CHRDJ’K.TI< Xu in Nl ox Blliliancity rooms, garages, kitchens MANCHESTER - Modem two- 2098. 7 Plant pert remodeled, batn tile, cement the classified section. and references required. Call two female roommates needed 1 CeObege uled bedroom apartments, 647-9936, 649-2003. SH O R T RIBS 5 Corned beet e W tleiing work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ carpeting, no pets. Available to share three-bedroom house, HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1975 gadgets tial or commercial. Call 649- fully furnished, gpod location, models on display. 1200cc Elec- 9 Com on the 9 Protective immediately. Security VERNON - Willowbrook garments 4291. DATE OF FIRST INSERTION- required. $195. Eastern, 646- rent reasonable. 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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 5, 1974 Skinner Sees No Need at Tech For Computer as Teaching Aid COURT CASES Pre-School Program Certified About 28 mathematics lHanri|patTr Suptttnn ilfralb teachers from 13 of Connec­ ticut’s 16 state-operated CIRCUIT COURT 12 A similar motor vehicle case At present, the pre-school is accom-.; Manchaatar Sasaion A request for certification of a special vocational technical schools in- pending against William education facility operated by the Com­ modating two youngsters and a third will Ma n c h ester , conn., Fr id a y , De c e m b e r e, 1974- vol. x civ , n o . 57 Manchenter—A City of Village Charm cluding Howell Cheney Motor vehicle charges pen­ Starrett III, 32, of Coventry, munity Child Guidance Clinic was ap­ soon join the class, said Miss Verholst. t w e n t y -e i g h t p a g e s PRICE: F in ’EEN CENTS Technical Vocational School ding against Kenneth J. Luck, was continued to Jan 2. Starett, proved Wednesday by the state Board of The pre-school can accommodate 12, she spent a day recently on the 30, of Hartford were nolled (not arrested Wednesday, was Education. said. Fairfield University campus in prosecuted) in a special traffic released on his written promise The facility is a special pre-school The state board also approved a gift of an exploratory program to session of Circuit Court 12 to appear in court. program for children from two years and electronic tubes donated by Grant M. At First ^Mid'T^rm^ Convention determine teacher interest in a Wednesday. eight months to six years of age with Morris of Bolton to the Howell Cheney computer-assisted math Luck was charged with Also in Wednesday’s traffic emotional and behavioral problems which Regional Vocational Technical School. curriculum program. operating a motor vehicle while session, the court disposed of was begun in September. Morris, a retired emploe of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft Division of United Air­ Alan Skinner, math teacher his license was under suspen­ almost 400 motor vehicle cases, A team of inspectors from the state m sion in connection with a June most of them alleged speeding board recommended its approval after an craft Corp. in East Hartford and a former from Cheney Tech, said they manager of his own electronic business, Democrats to Offer Program were shown what computer incident. He was taken into violations. evaluation visit at the end of September. Miss Susan Verhulst, teacher at the donated about 570 surplus tubes used for concepts were available as ■Acustody Wednesday on a re­ Judge John Fitzgerald special facility, said certification is essen­ television and radio as well as several hun­ teaching aids. arrest warrant and appeared in ordered fines ranging from $30 tial to the Board of Education to receive dred H.W. Sam’s photo fact folders. The court later. to $60, and bond forfeitures Although Skinner said they reimbursement from the state for any combined value of the donation, according ranging from $36 to $110 oc­ Of Economic Alternatives were fascinating and fantastic, Luck's case was nolled after child sent to the special pre-school. to today’s retail prices, is in excess of $2,- he agreed to commit himself to curred in several other cases. 000, said Morris. there was no use for them at In some cases, persons KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - With the delegates was adoption of the first formal Cheney Tech because the Norwich State Hospital for leaders and presidential hopefuls straining as an alternative to President Ford’s said he expected “free, open, full and sub­ treatment, court officials said. pleaded innocent and cases constitution written by a major U.S. economic policies. “depth we go into here does not were scheduled for trial. to present a piqture of harmony, but some political party. stantive debate” and even some floor ■justify computer aid." factions still itching to fight, the Democratic National Chairman Robert battles when the charter went to the Economic Statement Democrats opened their first mid-term S. Strauss told reporters the economic delegates Saturday. He said its sch o lastic “mini-convention” here today. A late entry on the agenda was an en­ statement would he specific and would But he said the final results would program is set up for those who The main business before the 2,035 dorsement of the economic program con­ back the “hardhitting, forceful, specific” demonstrate that the party is “beginning are not generally college- gressional Democrats will offer next year proposals Speaker Carl Albert, House to re-unite and rebuild ” the invincible bound, and the basic math that The Lafeyette^^Santa’s Helper’^Sale. Democratic leader Thomas P. O’Neill and Franklin Roosevelt political coalition of would be used in the shop is all assistant Senate Democratic leader the 1930s and '40s. that is essential. Robert C. Byrd would outline Friday Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz., the only an­ Jobless Rate Triggers night. nounced candidate, and Sens. Henry Moreover, he said there is not J W ell help you play Santa* ^ First Off-Year Conclave Jackson, D-Wash., and Lloyd Bentsen, D- the personnel at the school to Public Works Program The convention, the first in a non- Tex,, were among 159 House members and handle such a program. The 25 senators arriving in two chartered jets. only use for a computer- presidential year by a major American WASHINGTON (UPI) - The nation’s assisted math program as And help you save money, too* M Employment in manufacturing industry political party, opens in the bunting- Wallace Arrives unemployment level in November reached Skinner sees it would be for tumbled by 350,000 with widespread im­ draped Kansas City Municipal Gov. George Wallace of Alabama also the highest level in 13 years, jumping to Auditorium. speed. It’s fun playing Santa. And it’s fun saving money. That’s too. (It costs less because we sell direct). And when you pact. The largest declines occurred ^ flew in Thursday, but was not expected to why it’s double-fun to shop at Lafayette. Because right visit us, ask a salesman about our No-Hassle 30-day 6.5 per cant and triggering a nationwide electrical equipment, transportafi^ The delegates, seated under state stan­ stay (or the whole meeting. As it would be a costly item to now, for your Christmas shopping, Lafayette has a long public works program, the Labor Depart­ equipment and textiles. dards, faced an elatorate podium backed One key member of the old FDR coali­ install, Skinner said there were money back guarantee and 60-day exchange privilege ment said today. by a huge red, white and blue bunting. list of great gifts at great savings. So come on in to the ...our flexible lay-away plan...and our gift certificates. Contract construction employment fell tion, the AFL-CIO’s Committee on other needs for the school with m l The number of persons employed another 50,000 jobs in November, reflec­ “We the Democrats of the United States of Political Education, was fighting the par­ a much higher priority. Lafayette store nearest you for everything in electronics But don’t delay...our "Santa s Helper" sale only lasts declined by 790,(K)0 in November and most America” glittered in gold block letters. Alan Skinner, math teacher at Howell Cheney Technical ting further declines for this industry. ty reform element on several charter and accessories. We carry all the nationally advertised until December 8. of the increase in unemployment was ac­ Before convening, the Democrats held issues. Skinner said he would like to Vocational School, watches a demonstration of a computer Those people with jobs were working brands and our own top-rated, top value Lafayette brand. counted for by layoffs and dismissals, the fewer hours. The average work week for eight “issues seminars” at which a parade Political chief Alexander Barkan said learn more about the system during a workshop on computers in the classroom at Fair- department’s Bureau of Labor Statistics of experts were to discuss potential party for his own knowledge. all production workers on private nonfarm COPE planned to take its battle to the con­ field. Save $10 On The Mark 16 8-digit lx '■ said. payrolls was 36.2 hours, down 0.4 hours positions on the economy, foreign affairs, vention floor, but would not walk out if it Big $30.07 Savings On Highest Since 1961 from October levels. The manufacturing natural resources, law and order, and lost, as expected. Electronic Calculator, other issues. The Criterion 777 The unemployment rate was the highest work week declined 0.6 hours to 39.5 hours. Backed by party leaders and most Siebold Seeks Appropriations VJith Memory since October, 1961, when the rate also Nothing from the seminars was to be regulars including the Democratic Gover­ 3-Way Speaker System reached 6.5 per cent. voted on, and the rules forbade delegates nors Conference and the state chairmen, Here's a nice "stocking stuffer." to offer their own resolutions. reformers appeared certain to win on the For Outing Club, Maintenance The calculator has a four-button The Ford administration has said if un­ memory that lets you work with employment averages 6 per cent over Ford, Schmidt Debate Expected controversial issues of party participation $89.88 ^ sub totals: algebraic logic; three straight months, ^.5 billion in After two days of preliminary com­ by women, blacks and youth, and on en­ The Manchester Rec Depart­ the requests at their Jan. 7 Using its existence." He said Reg. $119.95 floating decimal; ± key; per­ federal funds will automatically be made mittee sessions on amendments, Strauss ding winner-take-all primaries and Forming Close caucuses. ment is seeking two additional meeting. the membership is expected to This high performance speaker system can centage key and automatic available for public works. soar when the club is officially handle 80 watts of power, so it will fill up constant. Its large, The September rate was 5.8 per cent and appropriations in the current readable display has fiscal year — one of $6,855, for a Siebold told the directors the town-sponsored. Most of the even the largest room with sound. It contains in October it was 6 per cent. The Relationship a 10" high-compliance woofer with poly­ a cutoff to save battery town-sponsored Outing Club; Outing Club will be mainly self- working funds would go for power. Comes with batteries. November rate made a three-month tbe other for $15,580, for con­ sustaining and that he an­ tents and camping equipment, urethane foam surround, 6” sealed-back average of over 6 per cent. Teheran Airport Toll mid-range speaker, and a 2" super tweeter. (15-54054L). WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford ticipates all but $1,055 of the $6,- he s ^ , ^ tracted maintenance service at High-frequency and mid-range controls Total Employment Unchanged and Chancellor Helmut Schmidt may be rec centers. 855 appropriation will be ^requesting $15,580 for two are on the rear, and crossovers are at 800 Making Good Use o f New Sidewalks Total employment in November was forming one of the closest German- returned as fees and midntenanc^ men under outside $39.95 Rises to 17 Dead The proposals were presented and 4,000 Hz. The overall sound response Reg. $49.95 Sidewalks are for everyone, especially if they’re on Hackmatack St., this 85.7 million, about the same as a year ago. American friendships since the time of the by Rec Director Mel Siebold assessments by club members. contract, Siebold (and park Is from 20-20,000 Hz. The speakers are AC adapter for the Mark 16 (15-54070L) $4.95 dog seems to be saying. Town officials are receiving many compliments The number of unemployed workers was 6 late Secretary of State John Foster Dulles Tuesday night to the Board of Siebold said the unofficial superintendent Ernest Tureck, enclosed in a cabinet of " walnut-finished TEHERAN (UPI) — Iranian rescuers big cranes or digging equipment for fear for the mile-long span of sidewalks placed on the south side of million, up 5(XI,(X)0 from October levels. and Chancellor Conrad Adenauer. Directors. Without indicating club already has about 100 later) explained it would free wood and the charcoal brown grille is of The unemployment rate would have Ford and Schmidt wind up two days of pulled the 17th body from the collapsed of a second cave-in.” Hackmatack St., from Keeney St. to S. Main St., especially the section what their final action will be, members, mostly family two park department men for acoustically transparent foam. This system been higher still but the government total talks today. passenger terminal of Mehrabad Inter­ A Civil Aviation Authority statement the directors agreed to consider groups, “without even adver- other duties and that, as a con­ is super...and so are the savings from Prospect St. east. Jay Giles, public works director, and Herman They stretched their first meeting national Airport today and said some of said the airport, located seven miles out­ (21-05039HW). Enjoy $7 Savings On The Criterion for the ciyilian labor force had dropped sequence, the town would save - Easscantell, construction inspector for the engineering department, came from 92“ftiilllon in October to 91.7 million Thursday in the President’s Oval Office those still missing could be alive in the side of Iran’s capital of Teheran, was money (because the salaries of 222 2-Way Air Suspension System up with plans for saving most of the trees and for solving problems of in November. from an expected hour into two hours, dis­ rubble. reopened today. It had been closed im­ the two men are higher than the steep banks. The result makes for a pleasing sight. (Herald photo by Pin­ The joblessness in November was cussing cooperation by the West’s two “We think four or five bodies remain mediately after the accident. cost of the proposed contracted to) buried,” an airport spokesman laid, "and Save $10 On This c o o Q C Small in size, yet big in performance, this widespread but adult women experienced richest nations on economic, energy and services). 6.6 per cent unemployment, up a full peace problems facing the Atlantic there is a possibility some could be alive.” Director Phyllis Jackston Authentically Styled *r speaker has a powerful 8’woofer that At least one American was among the Kelly To Leave Reg. $29.95 delivers deep bass down to 55 Hz, and a 2 'A " cone percentage point from the previous alliance. E said she can't accept the tweeter that gives sparkling highs up to 18,000 Hz. month. Then Ford cut through protocol in a rare dead and another was among the nine per­ explanation. 1930k AM/FM There's a built-in 7,000 Hz electrical crossover network, and presidential show of respect and interest sons Injured. Watergate Jurors State Lease Freeze Black Increase “How are you saving money the speaker can handle up to 25 watts, so it's compatible and marched across Pennsylvania Avenue A team of 500 police, firemen and Ira­ Mansfield Post Radio With Modern The unemployment rate for black when, in effect, you’re picking with most amplifiers and receivers. Measurements: during rush hour to join his guest in Blair nian army troops worked all night using Willing to Stay workers increased substantially, from 10.9 MANSFIELD (UPI) - Fran­ O.J. Keller, whose department up an additional expense of Solid-State 131-2" X 5%"x 10." It'll fit on just about any shelf. It's House for an unscheduled discussion of light cranes and acetylene torches to cut $15,580?” she asked Tureck. priced to fit your budget, too. (99-03220HW*) to 11.7 per cent. The unemployment rate through the twisted steel and concrete in Through Holidays cis P. Kelly, superintendent of includes the retardation divi-^ Asked by Probers economics. West Germany’s financial for Vietnam-era veterans 20-34 years old Connecticut’s Mansfield sion. Tureck said the proposal is Circuitry leaders also took part. the search for victims. Training School, is leaving The training Kelly received in less expensive than hiring two was 5.8 per cent about the same as the They were unable to bring in heavier WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Watergate previous month. From 1952 to 1^8 the Dulles-Adenauer Connecticut to head up the Connecticut, which has additional employes for the HARTFORD (UPI) — Former Public But Gov. Thomas J. Meskill offered him team formed one of the closest equipment for fear the terminal’s floor cover-up jurors told U.S. District Judge Works Commissioner Edward J. Slack in the economy also drove up the Florida Division of Retarda­ pioneered care fom the park department. He said they $29.95 the commisionership of Motor Vehicles in parnerships in post-war leadership. Both might collapse into a basement shopping John J. Sirica today they are all prepar^ Reg. $39.95 number of workers employed part time — tion. retarded, has been invaluable, are needed, because of the Save $15.07 On The Kozlowski has declined to link his job March 1973 while the six bids were under were conservative, advanced in years and arcade and toilet complex. to remain sequestered through the Christ­ transfer with his objection to a $700,000 those seeking full-time jobs but forced to Kelly, a 25-year veteran in Kelly said in a telephome inter­ added maintenance work' This fine radio consideration and he accepted, Kozlowski of reserved temperament. The main terminal roof, straining from mas holidays in the interest of “fairness the field of mental retardation, view. heaped upon his department in combines the look of Criterion 444 3-Way Speaker System state contract proposal which he con­ said. work shorter hours. This total rose 290,000 the weight.of a 24-hour snowfall, collapsed and justice.” ■n November to 3.2 million. Ford and Schmidt are a case of an at­ was named Wednesday to Kelly said he intends to make the past several years. yesterday with the sidered to be the “least desirable" of six His successor, Paul J. Manafort, a New traction of opposites. Thursday burying passengers and airport ‘"nie Watergate jury panel wishes to let bids. succeed Jack McAllister, who institutional reforms in the electronic sophisti­ Britain Republican and close friend of the Schmidt is a Socialist, an innovater, a employes at check-in counters and the you know that, while they would, of resigned this summer following Sunland system and to improve cation of today. It has The legislative subcommittee in­ GOP governor, gave the contract to the political risk-taker. Ford is far from a departure lounge. course, enjoy spending Christmas at a venier AM/FM tuning criticism by a special task Florida’s group home program. $500,000 Bonus $39.88 vestigating Connecticut’s $7.4 million a DeMatteo company, which has won a Socialist, is more methodical than im­ Airport officials said the terminal roof home, it is not an overriding concern force of Florida’s Sunlands dial, AFC to prevent FM drift, and a Reg. $54.95 year leasing program raised the possibili­ may have been weakened last summer arhong them,” the jury said in a hand­ De-institutionalization of HARTFORD (UPI) - The wide-range speaker for good, full sound. number of state leases and construction aginative and no political showman. Training Center. Considering its low price, the sound reproduction when an open garden was covered and care facilities for the retarded, state Gaming Commission has Isn't it nice to find nostalgia that really works? (17-81087W') ty Thursday as it approved a resolution awards under Republican and Democratic Perhaps, diplomats said, their ease in written letter to Sirica. “Kelly has progressive ideas he said, is a major goal for announced a $500,000 bonus of this speaker is truly exceptional. It takes up asking the state to refrain from signing administrations. INSIDE language — Schmidt speaks perfect turned into additional passenger space. "Much time and effort has already been for improving the lifestyle to 30 watts of power and features a heavy duty “The rescue operation is moving slowly Florida and has been a major prize to be awarded to mark the any new leases until alleged abuses can be Excavation Contract English —and their common problems expended, and should the trial extend to which we must make available 8" woofer with 1" voice coil in a fiberglass- TODAY and may not be completed until tonight or the holidays and beyond, they are quite achievement at the Mansfield third anniversary of the curtailed. The Manafort Brothers company, owned favor the match. to our retarded citizens,” said filled enclosure for deep, natural bass. There's tomorrow,” the spokesman said. prepared to accept that fact. 'They are un­ Training Center in Connecticut. Connecticut State Lottery Feb. also a 3'4i" mid-range speaker with W" voice coil by Manafort’s family, has a $800,000 con­ Except for his marathon nuclear arms "My experience in Connec­ Civil Aviation chief Hushang Arbabi, ited in thinking that, in fairness to all con­ 19. All tickets sold from Dec. 19 and a 1' ii" plastic dome tweeter.The overall response is from Pattern of Favoritism tact for excavation work on the project, Area Profile ...... Pages 8, 9, 22 limitation negotiations in Vladivostok with ticut has Iwen helpful because I through Jan. 23 will carry a $6.95 however, said he doubted more survivors cerned, the trial should proceed at a pace Reg. $8.95 40-19,000 Hz, and there are crossovers at 3,000 and 10,000 Hz. High The subcommittee hearings have the Central Naugatuck Valley Higher Soviet leader Leonid I. Brezhnev last want to emphasize institutional bonus stub and any that match Old Codger ...... Page 12 would be found. consistent with fairness and justnesi.” Artion Taken frequency controls adjust for "hard" or "soft" rooms. Cabinets are contem­ developed a clear pattern of favoritism in Education Center. State auditors charged month, Ford has spent no such span of reform and strengthen com­ a six digit number at a special porary in style and have a walnut vinyl finish. The system offers top quality Gardening with A tw ood___ Page 13 “I don’t think we’ll find any survivors, Sirica initially read the letter with the Save $2.00 On The the awarding of leases, with advance last summer DeMatteo’s bid was $324,000 time with any foreign leader since he SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - munity programs and work Jan. 24 drawing will win $2,500 and comes with a 5 year guarantee. (99-03279*) but on the other hand I don’t expect the jury out of the courtroom. After he notice of state leasing needs often given to higher than another one. Business news...... Page 19, 20 became president. The hypnotists union has taken toward national accreditation,” and a chance to enter the finals death toll to rise by more than five by the finished, he said to the lawyers with a “U ttie John AM Radio politically well-connected persons. Kozlowski, asked to explain the details action so the public won't con­ he said. for the $500,000 prize. Travel...... Page 11 time we have all this cleared up,’’ he said. smile, “Didn’t I tell you, never un­ This little solid state radio doubles as a toilet tissue dispenser. Kozlowski said DeMatteo Construction of his job switch, said it was offered fuse its members with those in MHS wins opener...... Page 15 “It is slow going because we cannot use derestimate the intelligence of the jury?" the mystic arts —fortune It comes with self-adhesive mounting strips and 9-V battery. Save $3.07 Co. of Hamden had not been asked to bid because the GOP governor felt he was tellers, palm readers and And it measures just 6U "x 9' s’ x 3.” (17-81046*) On Lafayettek Solid-State for the job of project manager of a $52 suited to deal with the “sensitive nature" MCC squares record...... Page 15 crystal ball users. million higher education construction of Motor Vehicle department work which Digan honored ...... Page 16 To upgrade its standards. 2-Station project in Waterbury, but submitted a last involves a lot of public contact. WEATHER Hypnotists Union Local 472 Save $5.07 On The Electrics minute proposal anyway. He said there was no link between his Berte Takes State Post Wednesday increased from 100 dW yag. , I Intercom System It was the “least desirable” of six In Saturday's Heraldt objections to the DeMatteo contract and Mostly sunny today. Highs in the 40s. to 200 the number of hours Electricity Experimenterk Kit proposals, Kozlowski said, and he would his job change. “That is what I believe and High School World Fair tonight through ^turday. Lows in the A. Paul Berte of Manchester was named rill the unexpired term to Dec. 31 created necessary to become a master gpecicdsl Kids can conduct 140 safe and interesting have rejected it had he not changed jobs. I hope I am correct,” he said. Carolers in Center Park 20s and higher along the shore. Increasing by Gov. Thomas Meskill Thursday to the by the death of Harry G. Kaminsky of hypnotist. It also adopted a experiments with this kit. Electromagnets, $9.88 Reg. $12.95 cloudiness Saturday. Highs in the 40s. $28,500-a-year post of workmen’s compen­ West Hartford, and as of Jan. 1 will code of professional ethics. alarms, motors and more can be built, and the assume a new five-year term. John Kappis, qnion president, A T BLAU’S kit comes with full instructions. Assembly is easy; This intercom uses sation commissioner. batteries, so it's He will assume the position Dec. 16, to Berte is Manchester Republican town said the hours wer6 doubled to there's no soldering required, and everything has a low voltage. A "mini-school " in itself, the kit especially handy^ chairman and a member of the “develop greater education, GIFT IDEAS when there are Manchester law firm of Marte, Keith and practical experience and offers an extremely practical way to learn about electricity. Requires four "C " batteries, not in­ no electrical Consumer to Pay Price of Coal Pact Clendaniel. He said he will leave the law background for the practicing cluded. (19-23028*) ^ J 2 outlets readily firm as of Dec. 16 and will resign from the hypnotist.” OFF available. The system GOP Town Gimmittee as of the same day. ON ALL includes one master and one remote speaker/receiver He said he will call a meeting of the Reg. $17.95 and 70 feet of connecting cord cable with molded plugs. By RICHARD IIUGIIE.S The Cincinnati Gas and Electric Co. was period in 15 years, in part because of work by the end of 1975. They said the 6 % GOP executive committee within a week, 20 HIM BuainesB Writer one of the first utilities to announce that previous price increases. number of persons employed, which in­ The master unit features an on/off/volume control, \?M: to schedule a meeting of the town com­ Guining Charge plus a llsten/call-talk switch. A "beep" signal tone Consumers will pay the bill for higher the coal contract would mean higher N. T. Camicia, chairman of the creased 2.7 million in 1^3 and 1.7 million LAMPS mittee — for the express purpose of operates from either speaker/receiver, even when the wages and better benefits for coal miners, rates. Bitumonous Coal Operators Association, this year, will decrease by 300,000 next HARTFORD (U P I)-A man choosing a new GOP chairman. reputed to be a major figure in master is off. The master and remote units can go on a according to early reaction to the settle­ The company said the price it pays for called the new contract, which raiies the year. ROCKERS The position of workmen’s compensa­ local illegal gambling desk or fitted on a wall. The system comes with a 9-volt ment that returned striking miners to coal will jump $1.50 a ton and will raise wages and benefits’ of 120,0(X) miners 64 High inventories battery. (99-46617*) tion commissioner is a quasi-judicial one operations has been arrested work. average monthly bills for customers 40 to per cent over three years, a “very costly —Burlington Industries, Inc., said near­ and is full time. He is responsible for all and evidence of $5,000 in DEACON BENCHES 45 cents. one.” ly one-third of its 141 U.S. textile plants matters under the jurisdiction of tha numbers bets seized, police Pass Through to Consumer But neither the coal owners nor officials and offices will close for two weeks later said. Workmen’s Compensation Act. ACCESSORIES “It Is unfortunate that the cost has to be of the United Mine Workers union had any this month because of high inventories. The state, has seven districts under the George Swan, 59, of Hartford, L i ^ y e t t e ElfCTRONCS passed on to the customers,” said William estimates on how much coal will go up in —The Southern Forest Products act, with the First District comprising, was arrested early Wednesday Dickhoner, executive vice president. price. Association said more than 8,000 lumber LANE CEDAR Miller Defends Pact basically, the same area as the First after a month-long investiga­ He said the utility is allowed by the state mill workers in the South have lost their Congressional District. It’s offices are at tion involving Hartford and “I don’t consider this agreement in­ to pass along to customers “any escala­ Jobs because of the housing construction. 99 Pratt St., Hartford. Bloomfield Police and the CHESTS The Electronics Shopping Center flationary," said UMW President Arnold —Rockwell International said it was tion In fuel costs for us.’’ Berte, 33. has been GOP town chairman Statewide Organized Crime Miller. “We had 20 years to catch up.’’ IMP OM 3 RSPUT Flow V Most states have similar pass-through idling 500 workers at a Galesburg, 111., since February 1973, when he succeeded Investigative Task Force. There were new signs receuion it •N M« ngH la Mw| MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD ENFIELD MILFORD provisions. appliance plant for the remainder of the M. Adler Dobkin. He has been with Marte, He was arrested in his car, Conn. Pott spreading through the economy: OPEN EVERY NMir Spree Shopping Center Biihop’i Corner ^hopping Center State Line Plaza Operating costs in the steel industry, the month because of the current slump In Shea and Keith since July 1973. In addition where police said they found a 391 Broad St. Off Center St. (Juit eait of Enfield Sq.) Shopping Center —The Commerce Department laid 357 No. Main St., Cor. Albany Ave. biggest single user of coal, are certain to housing construction. to being an attorney, he is a certifed public tllP J L (AdJ. Lord & Taylor) STAMFORD retail sales were down 1.8 per cent last paper bag containing 15.053 in btau •roMtciwit rocowr BRIDGEPORT —Firestone Rubber Co. said it would lay rise, with the costs passed on to major accountant and previously was assodsted furniture storei SIT. i l 1:31 PJ . , Lafayette Shopping Plaza Ridgeway Center week from the previous week. Despite a policy bets and another with manufacturers, such as the auto com­ off 1,000 of its 1,200 employes (or two with Ernst & Ernst, certified public ac­ $3,805 in cash. He was charged CASH • MAtTIN CHAROll slight dollar increase, sales for the week HAMDEN panies. weeks starting Dec 21 at a Salinas, Calif, countants in lartford. BANKAMERICARO • SSM Hamden Plaza declined in volume compared to the same with violating state anti­ (ruck tire plant. He is married to the former gambling laws and released on Cur Prirr Kuine Unrerluin period a year ago when a 12 per cent infla­ —White House Press Secretary Ron Susan Thomas of Longmeaoow, Maai. Hie a written promise to appear in It Is not certain, however, that Detroit tion factor Is taken into account. Nessen said an income'tax cut to fight couple reside at 57 Tuck Rd. with cblkirw Circuit Court 14 Dec. 18. will want to raise car prices at a time —UCLA economists predicted 8 per cent recession is an idea the President has con­ Sira, 5, Meg, 3, end Thomas, 4 moolka. when sales are the worst in any nonstrike of the nation’s labor force will be out of sidered, but only in theory. A. PAUL BERTE