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WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Simon also urged high school stations “ would not be about a third the size of a dollar government today set up a students to help ease the de ;y tolerated.” bill. on the stand-by system of gasoline mand for gasoline by “walking’ The plan would cost 91.5 Simon said that he was still rationing that would allow taking buses or riding bicycles billion dollars a year, if im convinced that the American ' drivers an average of 35 gallons to school instead of driving.” plemented, Sioon said. The cost public “ could lick the fuel / V ’ a month. The government order^ a would be offset by a charge of crisis.” If the public continues The plan, which would make three month supply of gas 91 per person for coupons. to cooperate with government use Of color coupons, would go rationing coupons to be printed The coupons would be dis conservation measures, he into effect if fuel conservation by the Bureau of Printing and 2 Last week’s devastating ice storm was the What were our priorities as we worked tributed to all Americans 18 said, the nation could avoid measures fail to ease the Engraving. years or older who hold drivers further restrictions that might to restore service? energy crisis, federal energy Simon said one key indicator licenses. The number of include longer periods of worst in recent Connecticut history. Now, with chief William E. Simon sa d at a that would activate rationing coupons each person receives closing service stations and a To the extent possible, we first worked to restore electricity news conference. would be long lines of cars jam each month would vary “accor complete ban on driving on cer electric service restored to the one-quarter of Simon ^ id the plan could be ming service stations. He said ding to the population density of tain days of the week. to hospitals, police stations and other vital public services. put into effect by March 1. ‘‘three or four hour waits” at the area where he lives” and Simon said the “shortfall in a million customers affected, we want you Then line crews began clearing broken main distribution the availability of mass transit. crude oil was not as great as the The average distribution government had expected.” He 7 lines of trees and limbs so that eiectricity would be available would amount to 32 to 35 gallons said the Federal Energy Office to know how we went about doing what Business Losses per month per person, Simon was planning for the worst con to the large blocks of customers supplied by these lines, said, but would \be flexible tingency. had to be done, and why we did it that way. p n ce the main lines were back in service, we were able to enough to allow the coupons to A full description of the Due To Storm be exchanged on the open rationing system will be \ concentrate £>n neighborhoods and individual homes still market. This would head off the published in the Federal \ black market that plagued Register in two weeks, Simon out of sOrvice. Being Compiled rationing during World War II. said. The coupons would be mul Each person will be m ail^ MONDAY, DECEMBER 17 Unofficial figures compiled ticolored, with the color \ Two Signs Of The Times estim ated 9250,000 loss in (See Page Ten) WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19 by the Greater Manchester -economic injury, CHark said. changing every 30 days, and By early morning, the storm which had moved in Sunday night The efforts of-repair crews were reflected In continued Chamber of Commerce show Clark defined tangible losses Fog throughout much of the state yesterday and early as it began lifting and a row of downed tree limbs from last was building a heavy layer of Ice on trees and lines. Limbs today slowed traffic down to a crawl at some^times. This that Manchester businessmen as losses in merchandise and progress. Six p.m., Wednesday, December 19 week’s ice storm which await pickup by town crews. suffered very serious losses, other property. Economic in and trees were crashing through electric lines, bringing down ' picture, taken on Princeton St. this morning, shows the fog (Herald photo by Ofiara) during last week’s ice storm jury was defined as business Youth To Assist Customers Without Eiectricity: 84,758 crisis, Richard Clark, executive lost due to the storm crisis. poles and leaving thousands of customers without power. vice president of the chamber, Lillie Coverage THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20 said today. A check of several local in In Town Cleanup Efforts were made immediately to obtain ail available Gasoline Group Official i Capsules ■ Six food stores checked surance agents Wednesday By early morning, with service restored to the majority of Wednesday reported 961,000 in additional line crews and tree trimmers from other utilities showed that insurance carried tangible losses and about 9140,- by local merchants will The Manchester Youth Com route will cover several streets customers whose homes had been without eiectricity, Deplores Price Gouging 000 in economic injury. ’Those and contractors to supplement the efforts of the 995 linemen News probably only cover about five mission and local Boy Scouts in the North End. Successive clean-up efforts were set back by the arrival of still another stores represent about .35 per per cent of the tangible losses, today offered to' help elderly,, routes wind crosstown, working and 250 tree trimmers normally available to handle our daily cent of the total number of food HARTFORD (UPI) - An of sonal knowledge of any station resident, said he was in line to Clark said, and none of the handicapped, and shut-in*"^ north to south, Giles said. storm, which presented new problems in the form of heavy stores in Manchester, Clark economic injury. townspeople clear their proper The Herald will publish work load. They began arriving in Connecticut within hours. ficial of the Connecticut practicing profiteering and If he buy gasoline and was allegedly said. rain, and melting ice falling from trees. Trees which had been Gaspline Retailers Association did the association "would told the station was out of gas The figures obtained from ty of debris resulting from last pickup route schedules Milk Case A total of 38 downtown several stores Wednesday were week’s ice storm. tomorrow. In addition, CL&P, HELCO and Northeast Utilities engineers, bent under a load of ice caused new breaks in wires as they ^ said today his organization does counsel against it and I don’t oline, but a white man pulled in WASHINGT9 N (UPI) - The Manchester stores surveyed not condone reported gasoline think we'd want them as behind him and was served. a preliminary part of a .report " The volunteer cleanup effort Giles advised townspeople to Special Watergate Prosecutor’s Wednesday reported tangible being prepared by the chamber is being organized by Youth place debris on their front technicians and other support personnel backed up the snapped up, leaving additional customers "without power. profiteering and he questioned members.” “This is a clear violation of Office says White House tapes losses of about 96,000, wito an the extent of the illegal practice . He said as far as any other the state public accom (See Page Ten) Commission (3iairman Richard yards, near the sidewalks, but linemen’s efforts throughout the state, dispatching crews, Despite this, progress on Thursday was substantial. and documents do not support Gowen an^Boy Scout District not on the sidewalks or in the in the state. action taken against such gas- modations law,” said Arthur L, the charge that the Justice Charles Matties, a director of oine stations, “The IRS has the Green of Manchester, commis Commissioner Frank Ennis. It roadways, inspecting lines for service breaks, guiding crews froni Midnight, Thursday, December 20 , Department filed an antitrust will be coordinated with Town Giles asked residents to place CGRA and also vice president federal legal powers to cope sion director. suit against milk producers in “ out-of-state, delivering supplies and doing a multitude Customers Without Electricity: 25,978 of the National Association of with it.” The other incident involved a of Manchester pickup of the tree limbs on their front yards an effort to extract con Storm-Damaged debris, scheduled to star Mon with the larger end of the of other jobs. Gasoline Retailers, said he was Matties said while definitely Hartford man who said he was tributions for President Nixon’s “not going to question” figures opposed to any Illegal profit toid at a gasoline station to buy day. branch near the street, to make 1972 re-election campaign. The it easier for town employes to FRIDAY, DECEMBER 21 released by the Internal making, the association “is his gasoline in his “own section Associated Milk Producers, Efforts of the youth will be E Even as they worked, damage grew increasingly worse in Revenue Service showing that trying to get a larger profit of town.” Equipment limited to cleaning fallen tree feed branches into a wood The rain continued into Friday, hampering restoration work. Inc., defendant in the 1972 an chipper. some gasoline, diesel fuel and margin for gasoline stations.” Green said it was an attempt branches and brush, Gowen most areas of Connecticut. titrust suit, has asked the Property owners who need By midnight, 13,000 mord customers had been connected and heating oil dealers in Connec Matties said gasoline station to drive the.man to North Hart courts to order the tapes and said, and the volunteers won’t ticut were profiteering from operators have been faced with ford, the bjack section of the ci be able to cut large tree limbs. assistance of the youth By six o’clock in the evening, this was our position: work was concentrated largely in severely damaged areas. documents produced, saying Causes Outage volunteers to clear their yards : iT.- -iT the fuel shortage. rapidly rising costs and yet are ty, rather than provide him ser The volunteers will clear brush they would support the group’s can make arrangements for the *--w The IRS said Wednesday a unable to raise their profit vice. from property and pile it in The situation at midnight: claim that the suit was service through the town’s Civil Six p.m., Monday, December 17 survey of gasoline dealers margin. Some of the higher Green said the two men property owners’ front yards, motivated by campaign con- Defense Headquarters, tel. 649- Midnight, Friday, December 21 checked before Christmas costs have resulted from the refused to file formal com DOUG BEVINS man said. He said a utility pole for pickup by town highway and ♦'r » .. , siderations. 9068 or 649-6001, daily from 8:30 Customers Without Eiectricity: 253,125 showed that 43 per cent were present “panic” buying of gas plaints (Herald Reporler) which appeared to have beeii park department crews. C Customers Without Electricity^ 12,^74 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. and from 7 to 9 ?• found to be overpricing. Among oline by motorists, he said. In Simsbury, an independent Ransom Set damaged by a vehicle also may Gowen said young people are p.m. i. heating oil dealers checked, 42 "We are confined to the Mobil Oil dealer says he is BUENOS AIRES (UPI) - About 670 electrical have contributed to the problem still being sought to assist in the Gowen, still seeking per cent overcharged and profit-per-gallon we were selling gasoline oiily to regular Citing sources close to his customers in four sections of in the Academy-Parker Sts. Crews continued to work around the clock. At midnight, it SATURDAY, DECEMBER 22 cleanup work, which is volunteers, asked vacationing among diesel fuel dealers, 31 making last May 15 but we have customers because he claims employer, Buenos Aires Manchester and Bolton were area.. scheduled to start aturday. high school and college students looked like this: Clean-up work continued into the weekend, with efforts per cent charged exorbitan^.^'^To pass on to the consumer the Mobil is trying to force him out newspapers reported without power for up to five Hoffman mentioned that Gowen said the volunteers will to offer their assistance by prices. production cost increases of the of business. Wednesday the kidnapers of hours Wednesday, apparently HELCO now hak “patrol cars” directed primarily toward restoration of neighborhoods and work one day ahead of the town calling the same CD telephone The IRS said the survdy was wholesale suppliers,” he said. David A. Wolf said he has American construction checking lines throughout the Midnight, Monday, December 17 due to failure of equipment crews, which will begin pickup numbers. individual homes. taken among 315 gasoline reduced sales because his manager Charles Hayes have Manchester area for needed “We now have less gasoline damaged in last week’s ice on usual snowplowing routes Ennis, attempting to organize Customers Without Eiectricity: 181,151 stations of which 137 were allocation has been cut from asked 9500,000 ransom for his repairs. The daily patrol By midnight Saturday, this was the picture: to sell and we’re not allowed to storm, the Hartford Electric Monday. Boy Scout units, asked scout found violating federal price increase our profit.” 68,000 to 43,000 gallons iti release. Hayes, 51, was seized reports back to repair crews, Light Co. (HELCO) reported Town Public Works Director leaders to participate and con regulations; 132 were told to December. He said he was told Friday 35 miles southeast of today. which are dispatched as Midnight, Saturday, December 22 Matties explained that Jay Giles said the first pickup tact him at CD Headquarters. roll back their prices and 34 because of “panic” buying by to expect further cuts next here while on his way to a com In detailing the blackouts, needed, he said. TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18 Customers Without Electricity: 964 were ordered to make refunds. drivers, “we need more man month. pany construction site. Manchester HELCO manager At least two diesel fuel power to handle more cars (Varies Hoffman said there’s a By the end of the weekend, service had been restored to Show Goes On Despite continued freezing weather, work went on without stations and 39 heating oil buying the same amount of gas I ’INDON' (UPI) - True to possibility scattered power out dealers were forced to make oline, “We have to put ad State Suit ages could occur throughout the interruption. Linemen from Michigan and Pennsylvania virtually every customer. The worst is over, but we still have the title of the show, actress refunds, although the IRS did ditional manpower on pumps. Asked Against Barbara Windsor and the rest area in the next few weeks, arrived by plane to assist our own workers and linemen and weeks of hard work ahead in making permanent repairs. not disclose the entire amount One guy can’t cope with it.” of the cast of “Carry on Lon because the severe storm last of refunds made between Nov. 1 ’’Labor, at the very Tenneco don” carried on despite a bomb week weakened a lot of equip -ts’/.v;- tree trimmers who came from New England, New York, New and Dec. 24. minimum, has doubled,” Mat police said was exploded by ment. We are well aware of the very real hardships our customers Matties said, “I’m sure the ties said. The power outages which oc Jersey, Delaware, Maryland and Virginia. More than 7,000 . HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Irish extremists outside the faced during this past week — especially those who remained IRS has the. statistics correct” Also, he said the normal one- ’Iliomas J. Mesklll today asked Victoria Palace Theater. Miss curred Wednesday affected utility people and outside contractors were aided by the but he said he would like to see half of one per cent gasoline the attorney general to prepare Windsor received a standing eastern parts of Bolton, and in without electric service for a prolonged period — and we thank “just what they are composed ioss allowed for spillage and for„legal action if Tenheco Oil ovation. The bomb was one of Manchester the following Connecticut National Guard, state and town workers. Of.” evaporation has increased,” in Co. sticks by its decision to two exploded in London areas: Strong and Woodland you for the patience and understanding you showed as addition to the usual inflation Sts. vicinity, Academy and He said he did not believe that withhold its usual 26 million Wednesday night. pressures that every one else is Parker Sts. area, and the Through Tuesday night, service was restored to thousands Connecticut recovered from the worst ice storm in recent times. it could be determined that onq gallons of gasoline for Connec suffering.” ticut next year. Conspiracy Laurel and Forest Sts. section out of every three gasoline of town. 2 of additional customers. We extend our sincere thanks to the Connecticut National Meanwhile, the state Com a.'vr"' stations |n the state or the na Meskill told' newsmen NASHVILLE,Tehn. (U PI)- mission on Human Rights and ’The longest blackouts were in tion, is carrying on gouging Tenneco decided to cut off all James Earl Ray claims he was Guard, Civil Defense and other state agencies, town personnel Opportunities'says it has Bolton and the Forest Sts. area, The situation at midnight: practices. He noted that only gasoline to seven northeastern involved in a conspiracy to received two complaints from Hoffman said. and all others who. took part in the restoration effort. Finally,. 325 stations surveyed were states because of alleged dif assassins^ Dr. Martin Luther blacks who were refused ser A transformer at Bolton Midnight, Tuesday, December 18 among more than 4,000 stations ficulties it has had in getting King Jr., a Nashville television we are especially grateful to the employees ofour companies vice at two Hartford gasoline Notch blew up, Hoffman said, in the state. licensing approval from Cana station reported Wednesday stations. knocking out several primary Customers Without Eiectricity: 94,685 for their skilled and loyal efforts under difficult conditions. Matties said he has no per- dian officials. night. WSM-TV quoted “highly One, a visiting New York City “The shortfall resulting from cables and forcing replacement placed sources” as saying Ray of A utility pole at the Notch. alleged difficulties with Cana provided the information to The blackout there, affecting 7 dian officials should be spread U.S. District Court, but court over the entire Tenneco about 100 customers, started at officials say they have receiv^ about 11:35 a.m. and power was marketing system. It should not no such documents.. ■ Y before March 1; LaBonne Travel World is handling eneiigy chief William Simon to month-old Edward Hapgood who w;as traveling with his parents td Tokyo. The President field area: by transform er failure,*- v«.!^.vv. *>• '•• arrangements. roll back the decision by flew on the regularly scheduled plane, to set an example during the energy crisis. (UPI .,-r- ■ • ■ .Tenneco to short the Connec Today-18, normal 40. affected about 140 customers Friday *2i normal 40. for two-and-a-half hours, Hoff photo) i ' .. \ \ . ticut supply.
.. w ' ' ■ . 1- ' 'L ■ ■ c . ■ '-'ll PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 27. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Ck)nn., Thurs.. Dec. 27,.1973— PAGE THREE Hot & Cold Foreign News Commentary SMAIKNItTIR T A T E CIMTII ” American Way Of Life Nixon Signs I ftll PAIK tlAt or THIATSI Buffets To Go Holiday Toll "Best PAGANI'S # Israel American 646-0037 May Take Poise In ^t4 Israeli^ Elections May Affect Aid Bill Set At 518 movie United'PresH International death rate “remarkably low.” of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Christmas holiday motorists, The council had estimated By VERNON SCOTT Falk, Jim Amess and other Mideast Conference Stances between 550 and 650 persons rationing. Reduction of speed President Nixon Wenesday apparently slowed by lower the LIPI Senior Editor father figures. limits didn't excite too many signed a bill authorizing $2,2 speed limits, a gasoline shor would die during the 102-hour yesKT LOS ANGELES, CFALIF. Familiar Faces people, with the notable excep By PHIL NEWSOM Mrs. Meir, rated last fall as a "hawks” and “doves” are not promise,” which would include billion in emergency aid for tage and some bad weather holiday period that began at 6 - ffofftng Stone (UPI) — The frantic pace of Even in situation comedies, tion of the truckers. UPI Foreign News Analyst certainty to return to office, strictly applicable as usually “defensible” borders for Israel. Israel. kept traffic deaths to a record p.m. Friday and ended at mid American living siowed visibly audiences conservatively Department stores were Once before in fairly recent today is given no more than an understood in the United States, It rejects any proposal for a The bill, signed by Nixon at low for a four-day Oiristmas night Tuesday. even chance. . throughout the United States in stayed with familiar, safe crowded for the Christmas history negotiations vital to these essentially are t^lo rces Palestinian state or for a par the White House and called the holiday weekend, final figures A final breakdown of holiday WALKING 1973 as the' brakes of faces, Lucille Bali, Carroll Her chief opposition is which will determine'Israel’s titioned Jerusalem. showed Wenesday. deaths made at noon EST rush, contrasting with the un world peace were interrupted \ 1973 Emergency Security ABCPProduclion. Watergate, a tumbling stock O’Connor and Mary Tyler lighted residential by a national election. ManaHem Begin, 60, head of the Dec. 31 elections. Assistance Act, authorizes the showed: Am^VKIOICoi e>OMk4ll<''CCO'p right-wing Likud coalition. He Both hawks and doves expect United Press International lnColor^^A«*oM market and scarcity of energy Moore. neighborhoods. Fewer In the summer of 1945, in the Both believe in maintaining a aid in the fiscal year ending Traffic 518 1ALL ■ ClMfUAWA headed the Irgun, the un strong pressure from the recorded 518 traffic deaths, developed. None of the new series made Americans decorated the exter- midst of the Potsdam con strong military position. next June 30 and was for the full Fire 88 derground guerrilla forqe that The hawks believed tl^t 2,000 United States to reach a peace lowest for a comparable The standard of living the top 10 or 20 in the rkings ioV of their homes, but whether ference which continues to in amount Requested by Nixon. Plane 22 fought the British during the settlement, including some sort holiday period since the remained high—although and more than half were this was out of lethargy more fluence events in central years of history gives Israel the Under provisions of the act, Other 62 AT 7:00-9:00 British mandate over of new arrangement for National Safety Council began perhaps not quite so high—in canceled. Europe nearly 30 years later, right to rule her conquered Nixon can provide the Total 690 than any high-spirited design for Palestine. Jerusalem. ’The United States keeping records in 1947. ’The New York, Chicago, Dallas and There was even a slackening conservation would be hard to British voters rejected their territory and they are assistance either through Supporting him is the hero of has denied putting any lowest previous record was in CHILDREN'S San Francisco. of interest in—and objection say. wartime leader, Winston pessimistic on the chances of credits, grants or a combina the last Arab-Israeli war, MaJ. pressures on Israeli 1951 when 535 Christmas traffic It was a sobering 12 months. to-pomographic movies. "Last Marinas continued to see Churchill, and elected instead a reaching any agreement with tion of each. MATINEE Gen. Ariel (Arik) Sharon, who the Arabs. negotiators, saying only that it deaths were reported over a A time when Americans turned Tango in Paris,” a gritty little pleasure boats chug out to sea labor party government headed No more than $1.5 billion can {QtlNSS led Israeli troops and armor stands ready to offer its “good four-day period. m NOW AT W to national stoicism. Save your film, may even win Marlon in the same numbers as before by Clement Attlee. Hiey accuse the Arabs of ' be provided, however, unless across the Suez last October. rejecting all Israeli attempts to offices.” POPULAR G2;:\THEATRES EAST money and reasses your Brando an Academy Award the energy crisis, at least on the Attlee then took Churchill’s the President determines such “It is hard to put a name on Barnard Lozier, Sharoiiis called the “fighter” consider the rights of the Arab values. Wait and see. nomination. ’Tte piornography sun coasts. Recreation vehicles place at the Potsdam con aid to be “important to our the exact cause because of Inc. PRICES! and probably would replace population. Employment was high and trial of the film “Deep ITiroat’’ could be seen in action as ference table alongside another national interests” and unless various weather and road con Gen. Moshe Dayan as defense POISED for the tough H SEVEN UPS I middle-class families stuffed a ended in a hung ju ^ in Los before. Ski resorts prepared for new member of the wartime Concessions to Doves questions, Julie Nixon Els Congress is notified 20 days ditions. We would surmise that Angeles. minister if the Likud were to Although Denver, Colo., is Repairs and great deal of money in savings their biggest year ever in spite Big Four, President Harry S. Although Mrs. Meir is known as the “Mile High enhower has emerged as a before this additional money is the energy crisis resulting in win the election. ReplacamentsI accouts to take advantage of Massage parlors continued to of all. Truman, who had taken office classified by the doves as City’’, Albuquerque, N.M. cool and articulate spokes obligated or spent. 'Die 20-day less miles traveled and lower ® PANAVISION’ TECHNICOLOR*® 11 Begin rejects any surrender S i a m higher interest rates, according thrive in many parts of the Fewer Fads after the death of President hawkish, her labor party plat actually is 30 feet higher. man for her father on re restriction would not apply if speeds played a primary role in Phone DECEMBER 26-JML 1 to savings and loan institutions. country. Prostitutes of territories taken in 1967 from form has made concessions to cent public appearances. war were to break out again in this reduction,” the NSC said. 2 If aything, the feeling as 1973 Franklip D. Roosevelt. While the quality of life proliferated' in New York, Las Jordan, Syria and Egypt. the doves. the Middle East. An NSC spokesman called the AT 1:00 drew to a close seem ^ not to Middle East Peace Talks lessened, only slightly, there Vegas and other cities, openly It would preserve the Jewish be onciof spluge now and pay On the last day of 1973, Israeli appeared to be a mood of im defying the law. One estimate Strong Military Position character of Israel by in effect later when ,hi^er taxes, fuel voters will decide the fate of passivity in most sectors. placed the number of He led his party out of the rejecting annexation of the Jor shortages and an economic Premier Golda Meir’s govern m Universities Quieter prostitutes in the United States government in 1970 because of dan west bank inhabited by crunch make themselves felt. ment in an election ciertein to Universities were quieter in at more than 200,000. his opposition to the U.S. spon more than 300,060 Arabs. Rather, this national attitude have a profound influence on SUCUCAtt CINEMA/ W 34. 1973 than they had been in more Newspaper vending machines sored cease-fire along the Suez It stresses Israel’s readiness Thurs. appeared to be, we’ll see what the current Middle East peace EXIT 9KP0RBES STREEDor EXIT 58(SILVER LANE)on l-M ■ than a decade. Firebrand ac stand side by side at the en comes. Clog casuals sport Canal.- for a "territorial com- ^ • EASTHARTFORO • 24HR.TEL.INFO.568-BS10 • talks in Geneva. Fri. tivists were muted, if not gone trances to supermarkets and ’There were fewer booms and ing platforms and Although such terms as 7 JIlC RES OF FREE LIGHTEO PARKMG' W l Honor MASTER CHARGE • from the scene altogether. drugstores with totally nude fads in 1973 than in the 1960s— Bigger than ever In 19741 taller heels. Adjust Sat. Black militant organizations women displayed on front pages Sleek slingbacks; sued- able slingback. Siz- White Sale! BTiUEDUgra in fashions, sports, leisure time IIBsilEBI HOrnim were rarely in the news as of underground newspapers and and the arts. It would appear ine uppers on corky 5-10 enonomic and political progress magazines. ’The sex act is im that 1974 will find most heals. Sizes; 5-10 jBSSI™5 was made by blacks. plicitly implied-;for passing Americans staying closer to Always First Quality! iTtiiTtniTrn The nation’s third-largest ci children to examine. home, the television tube, local g Jonathan Livingston ty, Los Angeles,* elected a black In Chicago this fall a massive vacations and community ac mayor, as did Atlanta deep in ‘‘sex-in’’ for some 10,000 par m m Seagul tivities as they face the energy the heart of the South. ticipants was held, ending in an shortage; and other anticipated ’There seemed to be a shift in orgy. ’The entrepreneur said, cutbacks. the political spectrum toward “We owe it all to women’s lib.” While the outlook doesn’t the middle by the extremes of Drug Abuse Programs seem to be bleak, neither does both right and left, changing the If pornography and sexual OF FINE FABRICS \ it herald any great improve general tone of individuals and permissiveness flourished, the ment in the texture of their use of increased leisure use of hard drugs diminished, American life. time. as drug abuse programs began Latigo treatment on SALE PRICED lOO^ADM. 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<0 PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaerter. Conn., Thura., Dec. 27. IWS MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., ’Thurg., Dec., 27,1973— PAGE FIVE Columbia I Manchester Progress Reported On X‘Ray « Disposal Site Cleared Hospital I Notes VIRGINIA CARLSON eliminate the debris being Gun For Medical Science Correapondenl brought td. the dump site. T«l. 228-9224 Tuttle said selectmen should \ The brush has been cleared look into the possibility of get Discharged Tuesday: Linda from the disposal area and ting a box trailer car for tires at C otton, 39 C h estn u t S t.; Science Today like Flash Gordon, Das Gup nounce the discovery of an X- His experiments show a rapid trenches will be dug soon, ac the landfill site. Florehce Stampp, High Manor ray laser. By Michael O. Wester ta contemb the X-ray laser increase in intensity with in cording to First Selectman He said it would be expensive Park, Rockville; William LUBBOCK, Tex. (UPI) - would be a tremendous force “I am ready to report on the creasing power and an in Joseph Szegda. to put up a permanent building Sluzkanis, 200 Nevers Rd., What Flash Gordon used in for good. The most important success of several experiments creasing pumping rate. Pum The state granted the town and perhaps there would be a South Windsor; Sophie Breton, fighting his comic strip use, according to,Das Gupta, of including the instrumentation ping rate is determined by the the use of 2.6 acres of the new need for two trailer cars, one 58 Linnmore Dr.; Robert FOUNDATIONS enemies for years, a Texas the X-ray User once nustered devised to develop them,” he electronic current which is 15,- dump site, which encompasses for tires and one for custodians. Watrous, 153 Oak St.; Frances said. Tech University researcher would be in medicine. 000 times greater than that about 24 acres on Rt, 6, until Doyon, 124 Pine Tree Lane, thinks be is close to discovering Most scientists and engineers Pictures taken at a billionth produced in commercial X-ray April 30. County Chairman South Windsor;. Dorothy Finn, have approached the problem of a second show a hot spot that units. for real. This will allow time to con Szegda, a dairy farmer, has East Hartford; Donata Avery, by compressing pUsma — elec- did not change diameter at dis Flash Gordon for years went duct a hydrogeological study of been selected to be county Wethersfield; Jean Nicotera, 68 tridilly cfaarg^ atoms — in an tances from three to nine feet. around Zapping his enemies the areartlfore permission is chairman of the Agricultural Spencer St.; Irene Defreitas,' effort to produce the X-ray This was caused by the parallel with an X-ray gun. It still is a granted, from the state, for a Stabilization and Conservation 148 Park St. laser which will send out a X-ray beams, being bounced'off dream for scientists. full fledged operation, Service (ASC), a position he has Discharged Wednesday: Myr beam more powerful than any a polished surface at a given, Eqiul work for men “No one has been able to get Szegda said Felix DeSiato held for ten years. He has been tle Alton, 249 E. Center St.; other. Das Gupta has produced angle. SAN FRANCISCO (U P I)- the X-ray to come into focus as •wiSr will dig the trenches. active in the ASC program for Margaret Bantly, 77 Wetherell a highly penetrating parallel & far his experiments have The University of California at a laser,’’ said Dr. Kamalaksha Selectman Robert Tuttle has 20 years. St.; Fredrika Reid, 71 Tolland beam of X-rays. proved that he and his San Francisco reports that the Das Gupta. “At least, not just recommended that a chipper be Szegda operates a daily farm Rd., Bolton; William Reid, 71 But Das G u ^ , a professor of coworkers have produced two W o m e n ’ s L i b e r a t i o n yet. movement is opening up available to handle trees, limbs with his son, on about 175 acres. Tolland Rd., Bolton; David “ I don’t claim to have ■-physics whose in tm sts also in of five necessary properties of and brush. 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ENS louiraiNT sNor BUCXUND^SrOIIE M on Tuei Thur» FrI 8:00 to S:00 NEW STATE RD.,IUCKIAND Sot 8:00 to 4:00 643~5123 Closed Wednesday m u i r E R n E i d ^ ^ OTHER STORES ELLINGTON MIDDLEFiaO NORTH HAVEN BuiTERfiEldsMAI^HESTER'PARKADE...SHOP TILL 9, SATURDAY TILL 6 P.M. MANCHESTK PARKADE. . . TAKE M 6 TQ EXIT 92. SHOP TILL 9, SATURDAY TiU 6. »PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. ManchesteTj Q?nn., Hmrs., Dec. 27, 1973
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HAR’TFORD (U1>I) - Gov. activate 756 national and finish Christmas shopping llIaudirBtpr HrralJi Contingency Thomas J. Meskill said guardsmen for four days to help that was delayed by the storm. Wednesday that his $100,000 clean up debris in towns hit by c> Furthermore, the cost of contingency fund was used up the storm. Founded Oct, i , 1881 Fund Used Up buying dry ice distributed to during last week’s ice storm ’The governor said it cost as darkened homes to keep food Published by Manchester Publishing In Outage and power blackout. much as $8,000 to run subsidized Subscribers who. fail to receive their Meskill told newsmen that it from spoiling in unpowered Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. buses on Sunday so shoppers refrigerators added to the newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 cost approximately $85,000 to could go to downtown stores 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation financial burden. Published every evening^iefxcept Sun department, 647-9^. days and holidays. Entered at the Member Audit Bureau of Circulation Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se SHOP D&L at cond Class Mail Matter, f Burl L. Lyons, Publisher The Manchester Publishing Co. MANCHESTER PARKADE’b CLEARANCE assumes no financial responsibilrty for typographical errors appearing in adver ...shop all eight D&L stores for great savings listed belowl Subscription Rates tisements and other reading matter in Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. 1 One Month...... $3.25 Display advertising closing hours, Single Copy...... ,,154 three full days prior to publication. By Carrier, Weekly___ I ...754 Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon One Year ...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and i i ’i Three Months...... $9.75 Monday.
’The Beauty That Was The Ice Storm. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara) Emergency Borrowing I Open Forum Max Lerner 2 While many Manchester ment to the town charter, which homeowners are adding up the cost of would have permitted the town direc Feeling Of Pride have found out that one of their Dear editor; charities (and I don’t think they Comments the recent ice storm in terms of tors, after a public hearing, to borrow In Jupe of this year, the peo consider it that) is the property damage and other storm- emergency funds not to exceed one ple of' Manchester exhibited Newington Home for Crippled Toilet Tissued Train Track related expenses, town government is per cent of the budget. great community spirit during Children. Save Himself Who Can the Sesquicentennial celebra So I would like tci\ tell ANNUAL SALE of doing the same. Should the town’s disaster expenses tion. It was a time of extreme everyone the Elks is not just a Toilet tissue was strevra along a half-mile stretch of Choate, the driver from Kankakee, 111., was thrown 7 Overtime, equipment use, shelter require more than is budgeted now, heat and many people worked social club, but a group of men railroad track yesterday when an Amtrak passenger train through the windshield and into a water-filled ditch and id operation expenses and other items the directors will have to go through a very hard. We felt close to one doing .good for others. If you NEW YORK, N.Y. - HoW political field has come loose. his last chance — he has the smashed into a truck north of Monee, 111. Clarence Jon in serious condition in a nearby hospital. (UPI photo) don’t already have a pet charity FAMOUS GIRDLES another and very good. fluid can politics get? Few As with all fluid situations, privileged sanctuary of the may result in a figure that exceeds the lengthy process which could mean a Half a year later, I would see make it the Newington Home. moments’ in recent American when the waters are moving governorship (which had its current budget. lot of fiscal tight-rope walking. the people of Manchester It’s the only way we can say history have been as fluid toward flood crest, the own re-election perils) and showing ^ e a t courage in a time thank you. watchword is survival. ’This is We are sure no one begrudges the We hope an emergency appr6()ria- politically as the present mo struck out on his own to show & BRAS of extreme cold and hardship. Mrs. Francis Green ment. When we seemed to have true in politics, too. It is himself a free, mobile, party 1973 Called Year Of The Twisters \ town for making these necessary tion may not be necessary but it is ap Again, many people w ork^ 231 School St. President for four years — everyone for himself, and too conscious and nation-centered expenditures in the emergency that parent that Question No. 5 should be very hard, some many times Manchester that was way back a year ago— bad about the hindmost. It is man. around the clock. Neighbors everything else in the politcial the law of the jungle^and the Gov. Ronald Reagan came to enveloped the whole community. revived at the next rep lar election so helped one another and again ethics of social Darwinism. that conclusion a few weeks outbreak,” including one that field was polarized toward was on the ground for 135 miles But we cannot help but recall that that this fiscal tool will be available we felt close but we didn’t feel Thanks them. Honor has largely gone, trust is before Rockefeller. He had across the South. Tennessee and North Carolina. KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - in southern Alabama. % to % off so good. To the editor; slipping, discipline has become decided earlier that another Tornadoes were reported Pearson said the storms are 25 50 only a few weeks ago at the election, should town government need it to The tornado season is like a Pearson said record numbers Both occasions have been Our heartfelt thanks go to When the Vice President only a word and the cement of governorship race would be too Wednesday near Mobile and part of a 15-month-long stretch migratory bird, says Allen of tornadoes were reported this the majority of Manchester’s voters meet the demands of some future emotional experiences of a those who worked hard and long started to get pushed out, things loyalty is cracking fast. Sauve risky, and had to choose Sylacauga, Ala., and there were of unusual weather that has Pearson of the National Severe year in Arkansas, Missouri, different sort for me, yet both under adverse conditions to got loose, but we waited. When qui pent, as the French put it: between a Senate race against warnings of flash flooding in spawned more than 1,100 tor rejected Question No. 5, an amend energency. Storms Forecast Center, and Mississippi, Kentucky, North VAN RAALTE Antron III bras, 2-S0C5tion in-seam cups or have left me with a feeling of restore power after the ice the Vice President was out, and Save himself who can. incumbent Sen. Alan Cranston currently it’s swooping down parts of Alabama, Mississippi, nadoes in 1973 alone. That Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, gratitude and pride in the peo storm. We really appreciate there was a vacuum, we waited Gov. 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But he chose to forgo May we had 13 more tornadoes Investigation has revealed that tax Businessmen death toll isn’t any higher than VAN RAALTE panty girdle with control panels, white, because of election to a high public of While there are still problems Manchester out, everything else in the Rockefeller is to make his bid the temptation — along with the reported than we had in the en the 89 thus far. Tliere’ve been deductions have been tatien by many to be solved, I pray the new for the Presidency—and this is danger of having to take too tire year of 1931,” Pearson S,M,L,XL, reg. $9 4.99 fice are the property of the individual, several cases where effective year will bring renewed spirit many voting positions on ^ id . “We know there’s better prominent government officials or the property of the government. warning has saved hundreds of WARNER’S “Real McCoy" bra, double knit tricot, light to all with good health and hap specific issues — and will now Assess 1974 reporting now, but by any stan lives,” Pearson said. fiberfll, white or beige, 32-38, A,B,C, reg. 5.50 through donations of papers to in piness. do the same kind of cocktails- dard that’s one hell of a year for 4.49 The forecaster credited a tor Sincerely, dinner-speech circuit that tornadoes.” WARNER’S "Ever Wanted" bras, Crepeset cups, stretch stitutions. President Nixon took such nado watch and warning for Researchers working for private Vivian F. Ferguson Rockefeller will do. United Press International American Brass Co., Robert L. There were 115 tornadoe? a deduction on gifts of his papers and saving “several hundred lives” bands, white, 32-38, A,B,C, reg. $4 2 .M firms give up any claims they may member. Board of Capital Fare 'The third of the pre-Ford trio, Businessmen will assess the McLaughlin, of Scovill reported in the May period- during the May storm in it resulted ih his paying negligible . Directors former Gov. John Connally, outlook for 1974 and prospective Manufacturing Co., and Alan P. known among forecasters as WARNER’S Control and Comfort Brief, white, beig^^ have to discoveries which they make Alabama. Another example Town of Manchester had chosen very early to stay employes given a picture of the Murray, of the First National the “Memorial Day weekend taxes in two years. 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PAGE fEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MancHester, Cgnii., Thurs., Dec. 27, 1973 > » ^N C H E ST E R EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 27. 1973 - PAGE ELEVEN Business Obituaries Campaign Cost Thoughts Sports News Capsules Losses Thompson $1,267 Slate (Continued from Page One) Mayor .John Thompson is In a*financial statement filed being .^asked by'* other with the town clefk, he reports also contributed greatly to ear Thursday Mr8. Lu«lla M. Rood for the federal Small Business Manchester office-holders to contributions of 11,425.34 and ly victories. Coach Tom,-. BASKETBALL Funeral services for Mrs. Administration (SBA). tell them how he did it. expenditures of |1,267.73 for MCC, EC Sullivan’s Saints are 0-2 in the Ellington at Middletown Luella M. Rood of 51 Cedar St., to take a shop course instead of St. Bernard at East Issuers Order First ^ T h ^ B A requested the finan- Thompson, re-elected to the an unused balance of 3157.61. league and 0-3 overall thus far. •Hi home ecopomics. The Catholie who died Tuesday at Rockville LONDON (UPI) — It was a cialT^port, Clark said, to assist Board of Directors, wound up in The greatest part of the con Their key performer is Southington board of education MCC at Tunxis CC General Hospital, will be happy, romantic scene-most of ^n determination whether the black in the Nov. 6 election tributions was 3885.34 from an Records expected to be backcourtman later v ^ to allow the girl to by hen Ausier Friday at 1:30 p.m. at the. it, anyway. Connecticut should be declared campaign. Oct. 7 cocktail party held in his M ike Turgeon, termed a Friday take the shop course. Holmes Funeral Home, 400 In pictures shown on televi a disaster area. If the designa (lonor. “bondfide college prospect,” by BASKETBALL Main St. Burial will be in East sion during Queen Elizabeth’s tion is made, local businesses At Stake his mentor. Manchester at Windham ^ Cemetery. annual Christmas message. Clastonhury at South could be eligible for low- ...... MCC, 6-0 overall and a Friends may call at the Princess Anne was about to Windsor interest SBA loans. leading 3-0 in the CCCAA, did funeral home tonight from 7 to take a second bow on the About Town By Len Auster Vinal Tech at RIIAM Stand-By The figures obtained from the battle with Tunxis CC at Plain- balcony of Buckingham Palace Fantastic Matchups Two local unbeatens, Rockville at Piainville " > ■ random sampling of food stores ville High this afternoon. The after her wedding, but first she Manchester Community . Coventry at East Alampton (Continued from Page One) and the check of 38 doWntown The KofC Christmas'party for Mystic Review, NABA, and It’s now down to four surviving combatants in the battle time was moved up in regards had a quiet order to issue.- Scoreboard I Portland at Bolton merchants indicate a “very members,, which was post its Guard Qub will have a for positions in the NFL’s 1974 Super Bowl game. The College and East Catholic; to the current energy crisis. The film showed her saying an authorization card by the ' SWIMMING Mrs. Amelia B. Bernardi serious” problem in poned, will be held Friday at 8 Christmas party and potluck AFC’s championship round game between the Miami are in the spotlight today as Cqacb Don Geissler’s (Sugars “All right, get off my dress Motor Vehicle Department in Windham at Manchester Mrs. Amelia Bernardi Ber Manchester, Clark said. p.rfi. at the KofC Home. A h6t Friday at 6:30 p.m. at the home they put their unblemished have shown a well-balanced at first,” to someone who had a his state. The card may be used Dolphins and Oakland Raiders is a fantastic matchup and Saturday nardi of 45 Joseph St. died today Threaten Survival buffet will be served and of Mrs. Helen Tuller, 12 Diane basketball records on the tack in the early going. Curt Harold B. Lee Spencer W. Kiniiiall foot on the long train of her to pick up coupons at a the same holds true for the NFC’s title tilt between the BASKETBALL at Manchester Memorial “This type of loss could members are asked to bring a Dr. Members are reminded to line. A third area club which Iverson and 6-6 center Ernie Wednesday's Results wedding gown. designated place. Dallas Cowboys and the Minnesota Vikings. If the fans had Weaver vs East Catholie at Hospital. She was the widow of seriously threaten survival of 31 grab bag,. bring gifts to exchange. “To receive his issue of gas named the teams, they couldn’t have selected any better. has yet to taste defeat, Moore have taken turns in U. of H. Benjamin Bernardi. oline coupons for the month, many local businesses,” Clark Ellington High, faces non leading the point parade. Mrs. Bernardi was born in Picturejs Banned Both contests have a revenge motive involved. Coach Harold Lee, Mormon each person will present his said today. conference foe Middletown Former Manchester High stan Genoa, Italy, and had lived in LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Don Shula’s defending World Champions had their un authorization card and his He explained that the Christ High at the Tigers’ gym in dout Tom Tucker canned 23 NBA Memphis 96, San Antonio 95 Razorback Glastonbury for many years Newspapers sold from street mas holiday season accounts beaten streak, which reached 18, broken by Oakland in the drivers license at the distribu the only other hoop contest points in the latest outing, his Utah 102, San Diego 98 before coming to Manchester 18 Church Leader, Dies vending machines cannot put for a large part of the retail second game of the season, 12-7. Minnesota was knocked Invitational tion point,” Simon said. first extensive action after Boston 125, Buffalo 123 years ago. nude pictures on the front page cornmunity’s business, and out of the Super Bowl chase ih 1971 by its Sunday opponent. slated tonight. being sidelined with a leg ail- The driver will be charged 31 New York 96, Detroit 91 NHL STORRS (UPI) — University She is a survived by a son, —unless the photos arq often the holiday shopping East Catholic, 3-0 in non ihent. SALT LAKE CITY (UPI) - for his packet of coupons. Neither team is about to forget that fact. Capital 82, Chicago 81 Vancouver 6, California 4 of Connecticut plays Pittsburgh Francis A. Bernardi of church tradition dating back to newsworthy-aftec Jan. 26, the results can “make or break” a conference action, makes its Harold B. Lee, “prophet, seer Energy officials said banks and Miami lost two games this go-around. The second defeat Coach Bob Healy’s Knights, Atlanta 145, Philadelphia 118 NY Rangers 2, Philadelphia! today in the opening round of Manchester, with whom she 1844, when Brigham Young county Board of Supervisors business. HCC debut tonight at the 2 and revelator’’ to 3.3 million post offices would be the most was at the hands of the hapless Baltimore Colts near the 3-0, should have their hands full Milwaukee 123, Cleveland 110 Toronto 9, Montreal 2 the Razorback Invitational made her home; and two became the second Mormon ruled Wednesday. Clark inentloned that the Eagles’ Nest against St. Ber Mormons, died Wednesday likely places for distribution of end of the campaign. That game had no meaning — Miami with the Tigers of Middletown, Houston 110, K.C. Omaha 95 Pittsburgh 2, Detroit 2 Basketball Tournament in Lit grandchildren. president. President Spencer The supervisors passed the preliminary survey of V 4 V |> nard. Coach Stan Ogrodnik’s the coupons. \vcS^^' also 3-0. Middletown is a Seattle 129, Los Angeles 105 Los Angeles 3, Chicago 3 tle Rock, Ark. The two. teams The funeral is Saturday at night of heart and lung failure. W. Kimball, 78, of the church’s ordinance at the request of economic losses is a g o ^ in wrapped up its divisional crown several weeks prior. Sun well-disciplined, patterned The coupons will be good for member of the Mid-State Minnesota 1, NY. Islanders 0 have met on only two other oc 9:15 a.m. from the Lowe- Council of the Twelve would Supervisor Baxter Ward, who dicator, but final figures for day, there definitely is meaning and the Dolphins will be offensive brand of basketball Lee, 74, the youngest presi 60 days and may be freely FUNERAL HOME League while Ellington is casions with Pittsburgh win Robacker Funeral Home, 2534 succeed Lee. He became acting complained about the many several stores won’t be motivated — Shula will make sure of that.* has been the key to early season dent of the Church of Jesus exchanged on the open market. E»tabli$hed I874^Three Generalion$ of Service defending North Central ABA WHA . ning both contests. Today’s, Main St., Glastonbury, with a leader upon Lee’s death. sex-oriented weekly and available for a few weeks. It This season Miami has been been afflicted with'injuries success. All-Stater Joe Whelton Christ of Latter-Day Saints Final rites for Lee, which will The market value of a coupon 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 ; has handed out 29 assists while Connecticut Conference Vancouver 5, Cleveland 3 other game pits Arkansas Mass at St. Augustine’s Church, semiweekly newspapers which will depend on local supply ahd takes time for businessmen to to key personnel. That didn’t happen last year save for the Carolina 105, New York 95 since World War II, headed the be held in the Salt Lake Taber I leading the club in scoring. Joe champs. Scott Lanz and John New England 3, Houston 2 against Virginia Military South Glastonbury, at 10. Burial publish nudes and other erotic demand. compile their books, he said. loss of quarterback Bob Griese, probably the best Virginia 118, Denver 113 faith for just 17 months — the nacle, had not been scheduled e Martens and Ron Soucier have Basch are two vital cogs in the Winnipeg 4, Chicago 2 Institute. Winners of today’s will be in St. Augustine’s photos on their front pages, The out-of-pocket cost for operative in the game today, for the bulk of the regular Ron Soucier Kentucky 106, Indiana 78 7 shortest tenure of any of the 11 Ellington scheme of things. contests meet Saturday night Cemetery, South Glastonbury. early today. where they can be seen by Only games scheduled Mormon leaders. Under a gasoline will depend on the season. But the Dolphins are deep, so deep that injuries for the championship title. Frjjends may call at the anyone passing the vending number of coupons used. Con Please Note don’t affect them that much. Others just step in and do a funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 machines. sumers who limit their driving competent job. and 7 to 9 p.m. ’The law forbids the sale from to the rationed amount will Defensive tackle Manny Fernandez, the 1973 Super Bowl sidewalk machines of simply pay the gasoline price at hero against the Washington Redskins, has been hampered publications which “display the pump. Consumers buying This Coming New Mrs. Anna R. Connors .Mrs. .Mabel T hebodeau Saturday at 1 p.m. in the chapel pictures of nude persons or Utility Loss the last two weeks with a tom hamstring muscle but College Football Season Nears Close less gasoline will be paying the Mrs. Mabel Cross Thebodeau, of the Masonic Home and ROCKVILLE - Mrs. Anna „ similar offensive pictures” un pump price, but they will Year’s Eve and New should be in the starting lineup for Sunday’s affair. A< 85, of 9 Chapel St., Concord, Hospital, Wallingford. ’The Rev. May Near Regan Connors, 69, of 115 E. less the photos are related to a receive income by selltag un probable is cornerback Tim Foley, but his replacement N.H., formerly of Manchester, Dr. Donald Flisher will of Main St., died Wednesday night current news event. used coupons. Year’s Day Please Lloyd Mumphord shut off Cincinnati Bengal rookie died this morning at Concord ficiate. Burial will be in East $10 Million at Rockville General Hospital. Consumers who want to buy phenom Isaac Curtis and that is no easy task by any Memorial Hospital. She was the Cemetery at a later date. Drive Carefully. Make She was the yvidow of James Frustrated Robber more gasoline than th eir HARTFORD (UPI) - stretch of the imagination. The only really damaging in Connors. widow of Clifford A. ’There are no calling hours. Northeast Utilities says the With 12 Contests Still To Be Played rationed amount will pay an Thebodeau. NEW YORK (UPI) - .A That One For The Road jury against Cincinnati was suffered by tight end Jim Man- Mrs. Connors was born Sept. extra amount. Their price will cost of restoring power lost in Mrs. Thibodeau was born young man walked into the St. dich, who unbeknownst to him, broke his hand. The other 14, 1904 in Rockville, daughter be the price at the pump “plus Connecticut’s ice storm last July 2, 1888 in Broom Corners,' Patrick’s Cathedral book store Coffee or Coke... tight end, Marv Flem'fhg, is expected back but he isn’t of the late Joseph and Mary the cost of additional coupons week could run as high as 310 Vt., and had lived in Mrs. Lauriene Smith Wednesday, demanded some sure-handed even when healthy. Griese’s receiving corps NEW YORK (UPI) (^eer up, ladies, there are only 12 There are three bowl games and one all-star contest set in six of its 10 victories, is a powerful offensive team that ^Hallahan Regan, and was a bought on the local coupon million. Manchester for a number of Mrs. Lauriene Smith, 92, of 22 books, and, when a sales clerk may be hampered by Mandich’s mysterious injury, but college football games left this season. for Saturday. On Saturday afternoon Missouri (74) will was held under 20 points only twice all season. The Red graduate of Central Connec exchanges,” energy officials ’The expenses include over years before moving to New South St., Rockville, formerly couldn’t understand that he And here’s some more good news for you. After next ticut State College, New Bri said. time pay for about 7,000 utility with a healthy Paul Warfield, what else is needed? The meet Auburn (6-5) in the Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex.; Raiders center their offense around quarterback Joe Hampshire. of Manchester, died Wednesday wanted to rob the store, threw a Manchester Automobile Tuesday that number will be reduced to three. tain. According to Simon, the employes, equipment, and smooth-as-silk Warfield is still in a class all by himself. Houston (10-1) takes on Tulane (9-2) in the Astro- Barnes, who passed for 978 yards and rushed for 568 yards She is survived by two sons, night at a Rockville convales metal book rack through a glaSs She was a retired teacher, buying and selling of coupons expenses for out-of-state utility Dealers Association... Oakland is a curious team. They can perform above aiJy Beginning Friday and lasting through New Year’s Day a Bluebonnet Bowl at Houston and the East meets the West this year. Wilton Thebodeau of cent home. She was the widow ■case, police reported. and had taught in the Hartford Police arrested Paul Schultz, introduces a limited free creWs'brought in to help. team in the league one week, Miami included, and the next total-of nine post-season games will be played, and the bulk in the Shrine Game at San Francisco. Tennessee’s defense hasn’t measured up to past years, school system for many years Manchester and Wilford of Robert Smith. 21, and charged him with market approach to rationing. Charles Bragg, Northeast vice look like a bunch of tailenders. Lately, however, they’ve of the action will take place Saturday with four games on On Saturday night Tennessee (8-3) tangles with Texas but the Vols also boast an explosive offense which is and, later, in the Vernon school Thebodeau of Linden, N.J.; Mrs. Smith was born March attempted robbery, possession ‘"This contrasts with the president, said the expenses performed nothing short of perfect football. Fven the tap. Tech (10-1) in the Gator Bowl at Jacksonville, Fla. geared to the talents of quarterback Condredge Holloway, system. four daughters, Mrs. Georgian- 25, 1881 in Manchester, The above space It available to your group on i FIRST COME World War II system in which a also include trimming crews FIRST SERVED B.^SIS to publicize community service programs, The first of this week’s contests will be held Friday night na Marr and Mrs. Margaret daughter of Otis and Mary of a dangerous weapon—the penalties which seemed to always pile up on the Raiders Houston, ranked 13th, is an eight-point choice over 15th- an all-SEC selection. Holloway passed for 1,149 yards and Survivors are two sisters. large public bureaucracy was hired on a contract basis. through the courtesy ol VKatkIns. Contact Mrs. Joyce Smith at The Kearns, both of Manchester, Kennedy Luce, and had lived book rack—and burglary. have decreased sharply. in Atlanta when Georgia meets Maryland in the Peach ranked Tulane in the Sun Bowl, and this game figures to be rushed for an additional 433 yards this season. All-Arperica Miss Helen Regan of Rockville used to decide hundreds of Bragg said a more definite Herald between 11-12 a.m. Thursday the week before publication Mrs. Elizabeth Hurtubise of here all of her life. lor Monday's ad. and Monday between 11-12 a.m. lor Thursday's The smartest move by Oakland Coach Jack Madden was Bowl. a battle between a conservative club and a big play team. quarterback David Jaynes of Kansas heads a list of 58 out and Mrs. Margaret Martin of CCLU Survey thousands of questions about in figure won’t be known for Nutley, N.J., and Mrs. Doris She was a member of St. ad. Please phone 643-2711... replacing the “Mad Bomber” Daryle Lamqnica, with the Maryland, which finished in a tie for 18th in the final UPI This year, however, it is Houston which has gone conser standing players selected for the 49th annual East-West Hartford; and two brothers, HARTFORD (UPI) - 'The dividual need for gasoline,” he several weeks when all the bills Fahey of Concord, with whom Mary’s Episcopal Church, its ' “Snake” Kenny Stabler, at quarterback. The 28-year old ratings, posted an 8-3 record this season compared to a 64- Shrine Game. Jaynes, Stanford’s Mike Boryla and Arizona Walter C. Regan of Rockville Connecticut Civil Liberties said. will be totaled. vative in marked contrast to previous years. she made her home; and a Ladies Guild, and Orford 1 mark for Georgia, but the game is listed as a tossup—no and William F. Regan of Union says it will survey Alabama product was acclaimed by his collegiate mentor The Cougars have stuck pretty much to a ground game State’s Danny l^ ite gives the West squad three of the sister, Mrs. Alice Higgins of Parish Chapter, DAR. Tolland. Connecticut towns to determine Paul “^ a r” Bryant as the best helmsman he ever had. doubt due to the fact that Georgia won three of its last four this year and it has paid off with victories over every one nation’s best quarterbacks, but the East has been rated a Burlington, Vt. Survivors are a son, Robert ’The funeral is Saturday at cases of sex discrimination in That is some accolade considering Joe Willie Namath also games, including a 35-31 victory over Tennessee. except Auburn. Quarterback D.C. Nobles has attempted 45 slight favorite. The John F. Tierney Funeral H. Smith of Walnut St.; a step 8:15 a.m. from the Burke- the schools’ industrial arts matriculated at Alabama. Both teams feature some exceptional players. Maryland fewer passes than a year ago, and there are four backs on Other top pro prospects competing in the game will be Home, 219 W. Center St., is in son, Samuel Raymond Smith of Fortin Fuheral Home, 76 classes. The CCLU in October Stabler utilizes every phase of his offense, relying on a boasts a triple-threat offensive star in tailback Louis tight end Paul Seal and defensive tackle Dave Gallagher of charge of arrangements, which Manchester; a stepdaughter, the team with more than 400 yards rushing. Prospect St., with a Mass at St. filed a complaint on behalf of a Carter, an all-ACC selection, and a pair of super defensive are incomplete. Mrs. Gladys Webb of strong ground game which runs behind a big, powerful line Tulane’s strength is quarterback Steve Foley, who Michigan, running back James McAlister of UCLA, All- Bernard’s Church at 9. Burial Soutington seventh grade girl linemen in tackle Randy Wiite and middle guard Paul E America offensive guard Bill Yoest of North Carolina will be in St. Bernard’s Manchester; a granddaughter spearheaded by All-Pro guard Gene Upshaw. Leading ball- gained more than 1,400 yards in total offense this season. who had been denied a request Vellano. The Terps ranked among the top 10 in total Cemetery. and a great-grandson. C^ve a little. Get a little. toter is bruising fullback Marv Hubbard, he of Hartford The Green Wave will be hurt considerably on defense, State and tight end J.V. Cain of Colorado. Friends may call at the Funeral services are Satur Charter Oak fame. Stabler likes to go short to such defense this season. however, by the loss of defensive tackle Charlie Hall, who Bowl action will continue on New Year’s Eve with top- Mrs. Grace P. Housel day at 11 a.m. at the John F. " VH’, ' receivers as elusive Fred Biletnikoff and Mike Siani, but Georgia features quarterback Andy Johnson, the No. 2 has undergone knee surgery. ranked Alabama meeting fourth-ranked Notre Dame in the funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 - Mrs. Grace P. Housel, 86, Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. won’t hesitate too long when the situation arises. rushing quarterback in SEC history, and tailback Jimmy Texas Tech, which lost only to Texas this season and was Sugar Bowl at New Orleans and conclude New Year’s Day and 7 to 9 p.m. Better Homes St Gardens Handyman's Book formerly of 69 Pleasant St., Center St. ’The Rev. Stephen Defensively, Oakland has a bunch of head-hunters led by Poulos, the No. 2 rusher in Georgia history. ranked 11th, is a 2 point choice over Tennessee in the Gator with the Rose Bowl, Cotton Bowl and Orange Bowl con White of St. Mary’s Episcopal died Wednesday at the Masonic linebacker Phil Villapiano. Cornerback Willie Brown has tests. Church will officiate. Burial I Area Police Bowl. Texas Tech', which was forced to come from behind Home and Hospital in no peer at that position. Over-all defensively, the Raiders Wallingford. She was the widow will be in East Cemetery. C are young, quick, aggressive — and good. of Benjamin G. Housel. There are no calling hours. West Bend Bake 'n Broiler Mrs. Ho?«d was born Dec. The family suggests that any It should Ik an interesting contest, but that incentive — Oswald Virsnieks 31, 1887 in water, meotorial contributions may be ELLINGTON revenge, should make the difference. Shula is one tacti ROCKVILLE - Oswald daughter of the late James B^ jjBMe to a charity of the donor’s Steven Decker of Rt. 140, cian, unlike believed otherwise, who can get his club ready Defense Emphasized I Basketball Virsnieks, 63, of 151 Union St., and Martha Starr PitchgSf^hSi choice. Ellington, was taken to for the big ones. died Tuesday, night at his home had lived in Mancflil^^ for Rockville General Hospital THE PREDICTION: MIAMI 28, OAKLAND 24. after a short illness. He was the many years. shortly after midnight By Viking Coach She was a member of Temple husband of Mrs. Hermine Wednesday for treatm ent of a Pee Wee Kattler Virsnieks. Chapter, OES, and Sunset gunshot wound of his shoulder. Wyman Oil outlasted VFW, Mr. Virsnieks was bom in Rebekah Lodge. She also was State Police said Decker was 20-17, last night at the Y in Pee the adopted grandmother of alone' in the house when he BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UPI) - Grant has said playing on synthetic Latvia and had lived in Killian Visit Wee Basketball League action. Manchester Assembly, Order of The Minnesota Vikings, sights set on surfaces is somewhat of a disadvan Rockville since 1952. He was a heard noises in the back yard. Jimmy Tierney led Wyman Rainbow for Girls. Reset Jan. 3 He told police he took his Hill Absence Damaging the National Football Conference title self-employed masonry con tage for the Vikings against teams — with 11 points while teammate She is survived by two nieces. Turning'to the NFC title match, the Dallas Cowboys and a Super Bowl berth, fly south tractor. The speaking appearance in shotgun to go and investigate such as Dallas — which play on. it Tim Valente contributed three Funeral services will be He is also survived by a Manchester of State Atty. Gen. and the gun accidentally dis have the all-important home field ^ g e . All four winners Thursday to get ready for the Dallas often and are better adapted to it, markers. brother, Peter Virsnieks of Robert K. Killian has been charged while he was still in the last weekend were the hosts, incidentally. But what Coach Cowboys and the emphasis, says “but we have no mental hangups VFW’s Paul Peck canned 11 Milwaukee, Wis. rescheduled for Jan. 3. Killian kitchen. Tom Landy doesn’t have is halfback Calvin Hill, sidelined Coach Bud Grant, is on defense. about it.” tallies. Funeral services are Satur The police said the shooting In Memoriam was to have spoken to the with a dislocated elbow. That should make the difference. “It’s a difficult job preparing our day at 11 a.m. at the Burke- Democratic Town Conunittee was accidental. No action was The former Yale great has come into his own the last two defense for Dallas. 'They have a very While Dallas lost Hill and has other Midget Fortin Funeral Home, 76 taken. on Dec. 19. The meeting was seasons and he is largely responsible for niaking the Dallas complicated offense with their sets, injury problems. Grant’s injury Action in the Midget Basket Prospect St. The Rev. canceled because of the loss-of- report is almost difficult to believe. ball League last night played at Valdemar Rolle of the Latvian ground forces potent. Walt Garrison is a competent in-motions and shifts,” said Grant, the West Side Rec saw?4^Iassiff In loving memory of Samuel J. power emergency. “We have no injuries,” he said. Evangelical Church of fullback, but Hill’s fill-in, second-year man Robert who is taking his club to 'Tulsa, Okla., Arms clobber Crispjno’s, 35-13. Taggart, who passed away December Z7, The Jan. 3 meeting will be at Income Limits Heisman Trophy Winner “We had some bumps and bruises Willimantic will officiate. 1969. 8 p:m. in the Municipal Building Newhouse, has been a bench-jockey nfost of the campaign. for two days of practice on the ar The winners were led by Penn State’s Heisman Trophy winner John tificial turf at Skelly Field. after the Washington game Burial will be in Grove Hill Someone remembers and someone Hearing Room. It will be open Raised by MHA The pressure Sunday could become too great for the Lionel Lessard (12), Ed Tluck cares. Cappelletti reaches for a pass in preparation for a Jan. (Minnesota’s 27-20 playoff victory last Cemetery. to the public and refreshments The Manchester Housing youngster from the University of Houston to handle. Grant said the loss of Cowboy run (8), and Mark Tierney (6). High , Friends may call at the Your name is whispered in our prayers, 1 date with Louisiana State University in the Orange A smile, a tear, a thought sincere. will be served. Authority has raised its “In Defensively, the Cowboys are hurting with the loss of ning back Calvin Hill, who dislocated Saturday) but the rest over the Christ scorer for Crispino’s were funeral home Friday from 7 to 9 How often we wish you were here. Killian is a leading contender come Limits for Admission,” perennial All-Pro defensive tackle Bob Lilly. His replace Bowl. Cappelletti’s left hand is taped for protection of an elbow, doesn’t alter the Vikings’ mas holiday took care of them. As of David Anderson with eight p.m. a slight jam. points and Neil Desimone with 2 Sadly Missed, for the Democratic norriination Pascal Mastrangelo, chairman, ment played capably against the Rams, but not in Lilly- y preparation. notv we are injury-free.” Wile and Children for governor. Former UConn has announced. like fashion. Also, no matter how much he decries the fact, “They have other good backs,” the five. president Hoprier Babbidge, the According to Mastrangelo, cornerback Charlie Waters can get beat deep and Viking Minnesota coach said. “They’ve won Minnesota’s fortunes could rest on East Side first to announce his candidacy, the new limits were adopted to signal-caller Francis Tarkenton should be able to exploit before without Hill.” how well Dallas defenses quarterback Pee Wee League action last m a n c h e s tk spoke here last month. Also to conform with current Depart this weakness Sunday. Bowling Perhaps Grant’s greatest concern is Fran Tarkenton, who had his best night saw Burger King top the be invited to speak are U.S. ment of Housing and Urban Celtics, 21-14 and in Junior Talking of the “Scrambler,” Tarkenton has a point or Dallas quarterback Roger Staubach. season in more than a decade in the Rep. Ella Grasso and former Development standards. ’The KACY- Ray Duhamel 211-556, League play. Top Notch beat two to prove to his many critics — Norm Van Brocklin the Nassiff 227-553, Vic Squadritto Although Staubach is the top-rated NFL with 61.7 passing accuracy and a 649-2806 Norwalk Mayor Frank Zullo. admission limits in effect for Mark Olsen 207-548, Tim 528, Jim Mcllduff 142-142-142- magical touch at calling the r i# t play Automatic Comfort, 24-23. Both Prior to Killian’s talk Jan. 3, chief skeptic. Francis is out to show his “loser’^‘label is un passer in the NFC, Grant talks more the three housing projects Sullivan 202, AI Bolis 219-505, Cy 426, John Fogarty 155-155-155- at the right time while leading the games were played at the East the- town committee will dis called for and that he is a winner, given able assistance. Perkins 529, Al Kuzmickas 5ti, about his running than passing. Side Rec. 7 operated by the MHA as a 465, John Ragna 545, Charles Vikings to a 12-2 record. cuss plans for its Jan. 29 result of this change are 35,050 Maybe laconic Viking Coach Biid Grant is not one for in Ed Yourkas 519,
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Dec. 27. 1973- PAGE THIRTEEN ' -r ■ St. John^s Slim Favorite I^ng and Short of It NHL Rouhdup WHA Roundup In Hoop Holiday Festival > in NEW YORK (UPI) - St.. John’s, p.m. Thursday with LaSalle m eeting' Goal Bests Aeros fresh^ff victories over Alabama and Stanford followed by Manhattan v ^ Jacksonville |n the Connecticut St. Louis at 3 p.m. Then a^ night NEW YORK (UPI) The long and the In Overtime Period Classic, looms "as a slim favorite in Princeton goes up against Dui]uesne short of It had the best of it in the points in the third period and'also As Shooters Go Wild * V handed out 10 assists. the ECAC Holiday Festival which and St. John’s meets Illinois. National Basketball Association begins Thursday afternoon. In previous years such glamour Ex-Rocket Jimmy Walker led the NEW YORK (UPI) - As to lift Winnipeg over the Wednesday night. NEW YORK (UT>I) - The Toronto In other National Hockey League The 22-year old tournament, which names as Lew Alcindor, Bill Bradley, Kings with 16 points while Nate befitting a meeting between Cougars. It was Hull’s 20th goal , Seven-foot-two Kareem AbduV Maple Leafs spread around the goals games, the New York Rangers edged of the season. claims to be the first of the holiday Jerry Lucas, Jim McDaniels, John Archibald was held to six. two division leaders, it took Jabbar scored 38 points to lead th^ Wednesday night while the Montreal Philadelphia, 2-1, on power play goals Danny Lawson scored one festivals, and has in years past se^en Roche and, Oscar Robertson have Elsewhere in the NBA, Atlanta an overtime period to Milwaukee Bucks over the Geveland Canadians spread around the blame. by Ted Irvine aiid Rod Gilbert, separate New England and goal and assisted on three some of the greatest games and per made the Festival the most overwhelmed Philadelphia, 145-118, Cavaliers, 123-110, while 5-foot-9 The Maple Leafs soundly snapped Minnesota nipped the "New York Houston. Wednesday night. others as Vancouver climbed formers in college basketball history, prestigious of, the Holiday tour Boston edged Buffalo, 125-123, New out of the West cellar by Calvin Murphy tallied 33 points to help the Canadians’ 10 game unbeaten Islanders, 1-0, behind Lou Naime’s Brad Selwood’s sixth goal of will have no ranked teams this year York toppikl Detroit, 96-91, Capital beating Cleveland. naments. This year, however, in addi the Houston Rockets beat the Kansas streqk with eight, different Toronto goal and the shutout netminding of the season after 2:23 of the and very likely no eventual All edged Chicago, 82-81, and Seattle tion to the absence of a top 20 team, City-Omaha Kings, 110-95. players scoring in the 9-2 rout of Mon Cesare Maniago, Vancouver got by extra session gave the Whalers Americans either. romped over Los Angeles, 129-KKi. the biggest “name” players of the Milwaukee’s win was the 300th treal. California, 64, Los Angeles tied a 3-2 victory over the Aeros, “ I t ’s a tournam ent of eight Atlanta got 35 points from Lou Hud tourney are D uquesne’s Lionel career coaching victory for Larry “Our letdown all came in the same Chicago, 3-3, and Pittsburgh tied boosting New England’s first- darkhorses,” cracked one coach last son and 30 from Pete Maravlch in its Billingy, St. John’s’ Utley, Alagia and Costello and it was also the 300th vic game I guess,” said Montreal Coach Detroit, 2-2. place lead in the East Division week before St. John’s began flexing rout of Philadelphia. The Hawks of the World Hockey Ass()cia- Ed ^arcy, Manhattan’s 6-11 Bill tory of the Bucks franchise. Scotty Bowman. “Everything they Irvine’s Uth goal of the season its might by knocking off nationally trailed by three points at the end of tion to six points over Toronto. Campion and Illinois’ Jeff Dawson — “That was a damn tough game for touched just went in. In the last period midway through the second period ranked Alabama and Jacksonville in the first quarter, but putscored Houston remained tied with Ed none of whom is likely to fill seats a la us,” said Costello. “Cleveland’s a fine pur guys didn’t even want to play.” snapped a 1-1 tie and enabled New successive nights. Philadelphia, 43-27, in the-, secbnd monton for first place in the an Alcindor or Bradley. team — a very good team. They’ve got “It was a super team effort,” said. York to edge Philadelphia. Gilbert’s The Redmen of coach Lou period for a 73-60 halftime lead and West. Should St. John’s falter, Manhattan great shooters and they hustle all the Lanny McDonald, the only Toronto' 18th goal opened the scoring for the The Aeros raced off to a 2-0 Carnesecca, now 5-2, appear to be the game was never close again. F r ^ would thus be the local favorite to time.” player to score two goals in the Leafs’ Rangers but. Philadelphia tied the lead in the first period on goals jelfing after early season upset Carter led Philadelphia with 25 points, win, but Stanford, which lost by only a Milwaukee led only 58-55 at the half, victory. “All the guys were working score on a first period marker by Bill by Larry Lund and Andre defeats at the hands of Clemson and point to Kentucky in the finals of the 17 in the first half. Steve Mix had 21 Rangers Slip One Past Hinse, but New England drew but Bob Dandrldge scored 11 third- for the 76ers. hard aild it’s not hard to win that Clement. 2 Georgetown. Key to St. John’s’ hopes Kentucky Classic last week, must be quarter points to give the Bucks a 94- way.” even on a goal by Bob Williams THURSDAY MIXERS- Ray are backcourtmen Mel Utley and considered a title threat also. ’The Jumper Boosts Boston » New York Ranger’s Rod Gilbert (right) slips one past Philadelphia Flyer net- in the second period and 83 lead going into the final period. The They All Scored Margin Protected Rowett 256-582, John DeLucco Frank Alagia. The diminutive (5-9) Cardinals, who have the misfortune of (UPI photo) Cavaliers trailed, 102-94, with eight Jo Jo White’s 20-foot jumper with minder Bcrnie Parent in first period action of the NHL game at Madison Square another by Tim Sheehy early in 223-513, Bob Pitz 204-548, Jerry Forwards Paul Henderson, Dave Maniago stopped 29 Islander shots Alagia made numerous steals against having Jo play in the same league as minutes left before Abdul Jabbar two seconds left to play boosted Garden. Jean Ratelle (19) along with an unidentified helpless Flyer’ defenseman the final period. Possum 204-533, Jack Keon, Inge Hammarstrom, Rick to protect the slim margin provided In the only other WHA action, Jacksonville in the finals of the UCLA,wten gear their attack around Just Too Tall scored six quick points and Geveland Boston to its comeback victory over look on. The Rangers won 2-1. P elligrinelli 203-541, Paul Kehoe and Darryl Sittler also scored by Nanne’s first-period goal. New' the Winnipeg Jets beat the Connecticut tourney and was later 7-foot Rich Kelly, who averaged 17 only got one basket, as the Bucks l^falo. A desperation shot from the Scagliarini 201, Bil Crawford for Toronto as did defensemen Bob York’s Gerry Desjardins turned back Chicago Cougars, 4-2,and the voted the most valuable player. points and 13 rebounds per game last Boston Celtics’ John Havlicek is just too tall for Buf-* opened a 108-96 advantage. right'^corner by Buffalo’s G t^ield Man of Year 516, Bob Grote,511, A1 Rodonis falo Braves’ Ernie DiCregorio (15), the former Neely aiid Jim McKenney. The Leafs 44 North Star shots including a Vancouver Blazers Beat the 510, A1 Rowett 510, Paul Leone The tournament gets underway at 1 year. Heard, who had a career high 36 Cleveland Crusaders, 5-3. got two big breaks when the goals breakaway by Bill Goldsworthy iii the CANTON, Ohio (UPI) - Kan Dawson, chosen in the voting 508, Jack Humphreys 504, June Providence College star, as both stretch for a rebound. points and grabbed 17 rebounds, at the AF championship game Playing Coach Bobby Hull 7 credited to Sittler and Henderson sas City Chiefs’ veteran coordinate by the Pro Football Rowett 189-202-536, Joyce Ron- The Hubmen went on to win, 125-123, for their 21st Carr l^ads Cleveland J)ounced off the rim at the final third periodr in Miami. and Ted Hargreaves scored went into the net off Montreal quarterback Len Dawson, the Hall of Fame, was honored for taine 178, Lois Johnson 482, straight NBA victory over Buffalo. Austin Carr scored 29 points to lead buzzer. John Havlicek paced Boshm Third-period goals by Bobby This will result in the crea within a 51-second span of each defensemen. top career passer in history his civic contributions as well Paula Sullivan 469, Bunny Cleveland and Dandridge had 23 for with 27 points while Bob McAdoo had Schmautz, Dennis Ververgaert and tion of a 120,000 Len Dawson other early in the third period Montreal’s goals were scored by based on the new passing rating as his athletic ability. He will college scholarship fund Oppelt 457. Skiers Beware Milwaukee. 27 for the Braves and biecame the first Paulin Bordeleau powered Vancouver Murray Wilson and Yvan Cournoyer, system, was v o t^ Wednesday receive a bronze gladiator Houston’s victory snapped its eight player in the NBA this season to reach over California. The loss stretched the mSiSSSSOiSKSfSS who registered his 20th tally of the the 1973 NFL Man of the Year trophy and will be formally lhcp«oplc(ii« I a:*! game losing streak and was cmly the the 1,000 point plateau. Seals’ 1973 road record to 1-19-0. Award by the fans. season. honored Sunday at ceremonies T ' u ’ c ^ t o n c C l • r< J»M.» n .. i ABA Roundup Rockets’ fifth home court win of the Dave DeBusschere and Walt people | Cougars on Top year. Murphy hit a free throw to Frazier combined to score 45 points, OKI Lonaition neports break ^ 8-8 tie with 8:15 to play in the including 10 of New York’s 12 points in & first period and the Rockets led the the final six minutes, to lead the Called Very Misleading | without Cunningham rest of the game. Hb hif 14 of his Knicks past Detroit.
BOSTON (UPI) - The because of the energy crisis and where they are but where fickle New England weather the slow start of the ski season. they’d like to be. Just because it NEW YORK (UPI) — ’The Carolina Cougars, counted out Because of the mechanics of of the past several weeks il may be raining in Boston, when Billy Cunningham checked into a hospital for kidney MANCHESTER I the system, there is a built-in lustrates perfectly why the Providence, Hartford or New surgery two weeks ago, are lying down for no one. They’re oft-maligned ski condition and unavoidable time lag.yThe York doesn’t mean it is raining THIE,Hia P I f E E # STORM EMEROENCy on top in the ABA East again. reports carried by the news ski industry realizes it, can up in the ski country. Check the media should not be taken at do nothing if there isi^sudden weather reports and forecasts. weather change which “We needed this one,” said Carolina’s Ted McClain after D ISC ONTIHUCD DESIDM face value. Knowing what the conditions downgrades all skj,%onditions. were and what the weather is he contributed 19 points and an ABA record 12 steals to the There would be, for example, The primary factor for skiers likely to be is a better guide to Cougars’ 105-95 victory over the New York Nets last night. AFETYCHECKi a couple of cold days, great for to consider is the weather — not skiing potential. those ski areas capable of “We“ want’ the league to know we’re no pushovers 4-PLY RAYON .CMBpODV > making snow. Some areas even got natural snowfall. Conditions without Billy Cunningham,” McClain said. “Look at Super WeCheck looked relatively great. sub (Ed Manning). Off the bench with 18 points. He really OVERSTOCK The areas would then issue made up for Billy’s absence.” •FRONT END •BALL JOINTS their condition reports to a cen tral point, in this case the New Cunningham, who underwent successful surgery to • DISC BRAKES •WHEEL BEARINGS Ss«»- England Ski Areas Council in remove a kidney blockage, is expeced to be sidelined until Woodstock, Vt., which in turn March 1. •COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS would compile the list and In the ABA action, Kentucky routed Indiana, 106-78, AND OF COURSE provide it to the National Virginia beat Denver, 118-113, Memphis edged San An YOUR TIRES CLEARANCE! Weather Service in Boston tonio, 96-95, and Utah defeated San Diego, 102-98. E which transmits it over its —Fast, CourtMus Service — special weather circuit to Kentucky held Indiana to only 28 points in the second half various news media. DON’T MSS IMS GREAT OPPORTUNITY TO SAVE! f Size 6.50-13 as the Colonels played their best defensive game of the Blackwell In the case of the wire ser BUY year. The Colonels, led by Dan Issel’s 28 points and Artis EVERYTHUK SOLO ON A RRST COME-RRST SERVED BASIS! piusS1.73FET. vices, the ski conditions are SPECIALOFTHEWEEK NOW1 then retransmitted to Gilmore’s 19 points and 27 rebounds, rallied from a half — ...... 1 "■ ■■ " I newspapers and broadcast time deficit of 5045 to defeat last season’s league cham pion Pacers. 6 5 0 -1 3 2 0 . 9 5 2 4 . 7 0 1.73 facilities. By the time the con ICE GRIP ditions,,, reach the public, GOODYEAR SUBURBANITE 7 0 0 -1 3 2 2 . 6 5 2 5 . 1 5 1 .8 8 George Irvine scored 12 of his 16 points in the fourth STUDS C perhaps 24 hours or more have quarter to lead the Squires over Denver. The Squires shot stmtmm C 7 8 -1 4 2 3 . 5 0 2 6 . 0 5 2 .0 8 gone by since the areas made 60" Meditarranean Styla proHIliitflt! by iiw 2 .2 2 their initial assessments. 61.6 per cent from the field to only 43.9 per cent for POLYGLASS TIRES Built-in 8 -lr« li lo p * ploytr. AM, FM, FM- E 7 8 -1 4 2 4 . 4 5 2 7 . 1 0 Denver, but Denver pulled down 52 rebounds to only 34 for 2nd Tin At Prien Stnno radio and automatic deluxt chon- 2 .3 7 And in New England, gar. B-spaokar ''Dgocona'' audio ly ittm . F 7 8 -1 4 2 5 . 4 0 2 8 . 1 5 anything can, and does, happen Virginia to stay within reach. When You Buy One Tire 1,101 SOLO F O IS m G 7 8 -1 4 2 6 . 4 0 2 9 . 3 5 2 .5 3 George Gervin led the Squires with 28 points, followed by weather-wise during that length At Regular Price 3 1 . 6 0 2 .7 5 of time. Jim Eakins with 22. Denyer was paced by Ralph Simpson Mm A COMPUTE STEREO H 7 8 -1 4 2 8 . 4 5 Almost without exception so wiith 24 points and Warren Jabali with 22. ONLY ENTERTAIMENT CENTER mud and enow., J 7 8 -1 4 3 3 . 9 5 2 ,8 9 . far this season, warm air and Guard Moe Layton and center Lee Davis combined for 18 F 78-15 2 6 . 0 0 2 8 . 9 5 2 .4 2 rain have followed the brief points in the final quarter to lead Memphis over San An or WE PAY G 7 8 -1 5 2 7 . 1 0 3 0 . 1 5 2 .6 0 cold spells, ruining most of tonio, enabling the Tams to snap a 13-game losing streak. SAVEON Open Mon., Tins., Wad. 841:80 H 7 8 -1 5 2 9 . 1 5 3 2 . 4 0 2 .8 0 whatever good conditions Layton, playing his first game for the Tams after being existed. THETDWI J 7 8 -1 5 3 3 . 5 5 3.01 cast off by the NBA Portland Trail Blazers this season, I l C i l R C A X I Meanwhile, though, based on Thurs., FrI. - ‘ • S a t -100 the earlier reports, some skiers Returning Vet and Davis had nine points each in the final period. 8 8 8-1 C O L O R T V A would head to a specific area Ron Boone tossed in 34 points to l^ d Utah past San D U a: D a; and find conditions not what Jim Wickwire is one of 18 lettermen with the Bates Diego. Boone hit the opening two basket^of the final they expected. This creates a College indoor track squad this season. The 1970 quarter to give Utah a six-point lead and the Conquistadors — credibility gap, and ill will Manchester High graduate competes in the 1,000 yard never moved ahead again. EXMAPIIS OF OTHEI C HUT lUYSi a A M P U OF OTHER CNMT BUTS! 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PAGE FOURtEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn . Thurs., Dw. Zt. im " ' EVENING; h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 27, 1973— PAGE FIFTEEN Vernon School Board Vernon Meets Tonight Osmond Brothers Just Capitalists to Rjussiaus, ' W recent lengthy power out Woolworth’s To Vacate age may have hem a blessing in MOSCOW (UPI) - The Os-: • of other boys and girls, but with the newspaper said. “ They own mond Brothers' may be idols to disguise, James P. K e n n ^ , that they still live a pious life.” a recording studio,; a factory teen-agers in the ^ s t^ but. superlntfident of Manchester > It said the childrens’ voices, producing all 'kinds of Shopping Plaza Monday t, Soviet officials see Aem as schools, said today. The forced rnsvi SILVER LAMB-^EAST HARTFOSE , developed in church choirs, souvenirs, little chains,, shut^wn of the schools will ca rta list kjdk raised to-b e were “ still weak’’ and the kids ./ bracelets, jingles.” .heretics by pipus Morvnon would be called “ heretics” The lease on the F.W. first such shopping plaza in alter the superintendent’s The newspaper said, “ Unlike ’•’parents-afraid of “ the evil ^ except for the Mormon Woolworth Store in the town. It was o p e M in 1868 but reconunendations tor meeting other normal, average children, the energy crisis, which he will ,eve.” / ' . Church’s attempt to keep “ in. Rockville Shopping Plaza will since that time several other Meat Economy U utlet they cannot study at school, for } . ■’iTie Chrltfm’as Day. issue of step with the times and attract expire Jan. 31 and the doors of centers have been constructed present at toni^t’s Board of they always have to be on the i f l l l D S i 9 lo <* * Thun., Fri. 9 to 9 th e Soviet newspaper more parishioners through pop in various parts of town. The Education meeting. move.” V- ,( the store will close to the public Iw M IlO s Sal. 8 to 6 * Open ThU Monday Only, 1973 Sovietskaya Kultura criticized music.” One of the origiMl plana was , And whaTttnd of friends do ' Monday. largest of these is the Tri-City Dec. 31 • 8 A.M..IO 6 p TM. to lengthen the Christmas the pop music tensations in an Ellen and Joseph Osmond This will be the third business Shopping, Plaza which is easily the pre-teen idols ave? Accor school vacation by three days BAR 8 install sewer lines. The town Mrs. Abuza was named for its for the elderly: the filtration arttcle entitle “A/Christmas may be faithful members of the to vacate the shopping center reached and has a large variety BARBARA RICHMOND ding to Societskaya Kultura, after New Year’s. That plan was awanfed a $500,000 grant her work with the Hockanum plant, police station. Memorial • Stqry.” . church, send their children to within the past several months. of stores with adequate parking (Herald Reporter) “ They don’ have any friends, has been canceled and school for extension of Sewer lines into Valley Community Services Building, Administration It claimed father Joseph, a services every Sunday, keep the only admirers.” '.f'- The first to leave was the space. One could not do a year-end will open Jan. 2. CANNED HAM the Merline Rd., Thrall Rd., Council; and Wallace, who is qf Building, several parcels of baritone^ singer, and mother boys from smoking, drinking The newspaper, however, Popular Supermarket and a few When the redevelopment area review of Vernon, or any other The board will also discuss and Skinner Rd. areas and Ellington, for his work in a land, recreation parks and >- Ellen, a. saxophone player, and running around with girls grudgingly acknowledged that weeks ago the Vernon National was being considered, included town in this area, withput star educational specifications for .voters approved a $10.5 million project that gave Ellington cemeteries. “ robbed their children of their trying to tear off their clothes, the Osmond,parents at least Bank moved its branch office in the discussion was plans for ting at the bottom part of the additions and renovations to sewer expansion program for High School a new music facili The annual town meeting in childhood, turned it into a hunt' but they’re far from model brought their children up in a from the center to a new loca access and egress roa^ . The year and making note of the Bennet and tiling Junior H i^ work at the sewage treatment ty. May approved a total budget of for dollars, made them make parents in the eyes of the Soviet proper “ austere spirit,” but tion on Rt. 30. town asked the state for a grant storm that crippled the area Schools. After three un plant. T- Lt. Col. Kenneth North, a $11,606,548 and following it the faces before audiences, news media. attributed it to “ fear of the evil The Rockville Area Giamber to widen the main arteries. this past week. successful attempts in five native of Rockville, was Town Council set the mill rate maimed the souls of thousands “ The parents became rich," eye.” of Commerce and a group of Union and W. Main Sts. but the Vernon was hard hit but the Vernon residents complained years for voters to approve about the haphazard develop honored upon his return from at 49.5 which was 1.5 mills concerned businessmen have state turned down the request. major portion of the area had expansion of secondary school ment along Rt. 83 and called for Vietnam where he had been a lower than the previous year’s been meeting during the year in When F.W. Woolworth moves power restored by Saturday. space, the townspeople ap 8AVES2.00 a moratorium on building. The prisoner of war for six years. rate. an effort to find ways to keep out of the plaza it will leave The ice storm that hit Sunday, proved in November a proposed Charles Pressler was elected Jon Paul Roden was ap the existing stores in the center only Arthur Drug Store, Murray Exoeiiiit tor um HoHdiy MeMI Dec. 16, downed limbs and moratorium was not approved |5.6 million appropriation for but Mayor McCoy appointed a president of the Savings Bank pointed district deputy grand and to attract new ones. Jewelers, and the Rockville power lines and virtually put additions and renovations to task force to study the zoning of Rockville, succeeding Fred exalted ruler of Elks. As such R. Bernard Crowl, executive Bowling Plaza in that center. OEM SLIC E D the entire town in darkness. Illlng and Bennet. Hallcher who retired from that he oversees nine other lodges in director of the chamber, and The Administration Building is On a lighter note, this was the laws. The committee compiled 2 Among other items scheduled a lengthy report which is still position. Eastern Connecticut. other town officials and a separate facility at the end of year of the town elections, and for discussion are policies con being studied. Six boys were raised to the The Hockanum Valley Day businessmen, have indicated the plaza. for the third time Republican cerning vandalism and mairied Last year the town was rank of Eagle Scout during the Care Center celebrated its first they feel the problem involves Crowl said Che chamber com COLD CUTS Mayor Frank McCoy was re and/or pregnant students. year — Randall Gifford, Steven birthday in the spring. mittee is ready to work with elected, defeating his awarded a federal grant to the fact that it is not easy to Kersetter, Karl Swensen, Vernon Police Chief Edmund • PAP Democratic opponent James renovate the Memorial reach the center of town plus any group or groups interested Wesley Berton and Gary •POLISH Roche. Building. Bids went out but they Dwyer announced he will be the lack of adequate parking in finding new tenants.for the V e r n o n Caravella. retiring in January. center. Also in connection with the came in double or more than space for shoppers. Mrs. Irene Petersen was Miss Natalie Ide retired as \ For Pediatric Patients Nov. 6 election, a question on the amount of the $350,000 grant- The Rockville Plaza was the named Vernon’s Senior Citizen head librarian at the Rockville •0U¥E the ballot asking for an ap so work has not started on it as 7 22 Paintings of the Year and James Cornish Public Library for 14 years. She •CHICKEN propriation of $2 million to ex yet. FABULOUS On their way to loving arms of pediatric patients at Manchester Memorial Hospital on iZinon. f n t iC 'if was named the Jaycee had served on the library staff pand Rockville High School was The town also purchased the Vernon Giristmas day'were cuddly dolls and animals from the Savings Bank of Manchester and Distinguished Citizen of the for more thqn 27 years. V2-lb. approved by the voters. People’s Savings Bank Building McDonald’s. Shown presenting the toys are, left, Everett Livesey, president of the savings The Tolland County Art Year. Fire damaged several Twice before, at higher costs, which is next to Memorial bank, and Ray Stanko, manager of the local McDonald’s, with hbs. Sandra Barrera, R.N., Association has givoi 22 pain buildings during the year. Fire the expansion program was Building. Plans now are to use Dr. Joseph Kristan, the tings to Rockville General You Know Our Kind, All Boot, Fresh Qround in a home on Village St. left two nurse in charge of pediatrics, receiving the toys for distribution. (Herald photo by Pinto) voted down. This brought about the first floor as a senior citizen town’s healUi officer, was the SANTA GENTERS B u s Hospital to add to the paintings families homeless last January. Service Delayed another first in towh, that of center. first M.D. to receive the previously donated by associa Another fire in March .putting the high school on dou Due to the Connecticut Com President’s Sports Award tion members. destroyed the buijding on ble sessions. pany bus strike, the town was which is given for active in Plans for. a commuter bus tinoe as arrangements can be Coventry Crispino Donated These paintings will be part HAMBUHfi involved in transportation Village St. occupied by Jack's A year ago the Vernon terest and participating in service for Vernon are awaiting made to use state-owned land of a permanent collection at the Bar and Grille. HVE »TS HUT OK U i Fifodstuffsy Too Federation of Teachers filed a problems. It also had problems jogging. tem^ary approval of the for this purpose. hospital. The paintings were Sam Crispino’s Supreme petition with the state Board of concerning joining the Transit The Rockville Public Health In that same month firemen Publi^UtHities Commission as ■'nw town has also been con presented by Mrs. Vonnette Foods supermorket was among Education asking for an elec District and finally agreed to Nursing Association set up a were called to LaPointe In the State Department of sidering operating a commuter Numrych, president of the art several Manchester grocery tion to gain control as withdraw from it on a con •Fund for Children in honor of dustries on W. Main St. where a Transportation has told Mayor service as a charter run in Zeigler Subdivision association, to Mrs. Trudy Lee, 10 -lb . stores which donated provisions negotiating team for the ditional basis thus protecting Miss Ruth Hoyt who retired this malfunctioning valve was Frank McCoy it does not have which case PUC approval chairman of the fine arts com to people housed In emergency teachers. The VFT lost and the' the town from any financial in year as administrative super causing chemical fumes to es the authority to grant this ap would not be needed. Approved as Modified mittee of the hospital. shelters in last week’s ice Vernon Education Association volvement. visor of the association. cape. proval. At the present time the town . Artists who donated paintings storm crisis, the Greater continued as the negotiating Mrs. Barbara ShutUeworth of 4s planning to have the com are; Doreen Baab, Lois The Vernon Girl Scouto in In May, a fire in a six-family Manchester Chamber of body. 51 Wilshire Rd. made a name Another reason for a delay in muter bus service operated by MONIA SHEA turn the thermostats up for the Mulnite, Priscilla Souder, stituted a memorial fund for house on Talcott Ave., burned putting the service in operation Commerce reported today. An Alt-Purpose Budget Stretchert In the area of education, Paul for herself when she suggested out one family. Post Road Stages of South Correspondent meeting so they have moved Cecelia Dahl, Emma Bats, Mrs. Eleanor Warren who was Crispino’s name was in Menard and Louise Casadei that housewives conduct a meat is the lack of a parking Ibt Windsor with the first run to be 742-9495 this meeting to the Town Hall. Mrs. Lee, Corlna Lane, a long-time scout leader. Mrs. where commuters can leave advertently omitted from a list were named winners of the boycott. This gained^ her Warren died last year. During the year five teachers to Hartford, and East Hartford The Planning and Zoning Dr. Donald Hardy, Patricia Co(A, Mrs. Numrych, their cars all day. of food donors prepared by the Bissell scholarship which is a nationwide fame. announced they would be to be added if there is enough Commission approved the superintendent of schools, will Marion DeCarll, Marguerite For Your Freezer A group of Vernon residents chamber, because Crispino full four-year scholarship to the Mrs. ShutUeworth was later retiring from the Vernon school The Town Council plans to suj^rt of the service. modification of the Zeigler report to the board on the Herbert, and Jeanne P^oviak. set up a scholarship fund in donated food directly to the college of their choice. named to receive the Liberty system in June. They were Miss ask the Board of Education’s It is expected the Town Coun Resubdivision on Riley Mt. Rd. major educational acts which Each month the art associa or Holiday Table! memory of Wilfred Lutz who shelter locations, not throu^ Menard was also named Bell award given by the Tolland Ruth Barlow, after 32 years of permission to use one section of cil will discuss the matter at its at a meeting last w e^ . will come before the 1974 tion loans paintings to area had been active in town affairs the chamber. valedictorian of his class and County Bar Association to the teaching; Miss Eleanor Lewis, the parking lot at the Vernon next meeting scheduled fw Jan. ’The modification deletes the Legislature for consideration. libraries and banks. These pain for many years as well as being A total of eight supermarkets U.S.D.A. Lean, Whole SIrloln Almira Edwards, salutatorian. citizen contributing to the com 32 years; Mrs. Anita Lincoln, 20 Center Middle School until such 14. SO-foot right-of-way between Record Calls tings are changed each numth, active in Masonic affairs. donated more than $1,000 worth Early last January Mayor munity beyond the call of duty. years; M ss Eileen Murphy, 45 lots 1 and lA. The Coventry Volunteer Fire unlike those given of food to the shelters last McCoy called on all town Sieveral other area citizens The Vernon Grand List years; and Miss Margaret The commission also ap Department and Ambulance hospital as a pernaanent week. departments, including the were singled out for awards showed a gain of $4,013,073 with Hart, 38 years. proved the Welles Agency Sub As^iation answered 29 calls play. HIPS OF BEEF Board of Education, to institute during the year. Mrs. Helen a total of $155,181,651. division on Hemlock Point Dec. 1 through 26. Vernon has seen a busy year controls to conserve fuel oil and Abuza and Lenzy Wallace were The property owned by the [ion To Receive subject to compliances with all This was an all-time high for this past year. It would be im also'urged residents to exercise named Rotary Citizens of the town was assessed at $17,517,- the various codes. any similar time period. possible to recap, even briefly, control.He made the same plea Year. This wasjthe first time 977. Vernon property is This is a five-lot subdivision The department usually alf o f the things that happen^ BUSINESS this past month. the award was presented to two answers between 15 and 18 calls assessed at 65 per cent of its but it is hoped this resume will with two existing lots which the During the year, progress Additional Oil a month. persons. value. TTiis property includes cotnmission w i^ eld action on at least help to recall some of CHECKINS continu^ on a townwide plan to schools, firehouses, housing un E According to the Chief Harold the most important happenings. United Press International at its last meeting pending students to focus on the energy settlement of boundary dis Crane, most of the calls were President Nixon’s energy ad crisis together. house calls, auto accidents and viser, William E. Simon who putes between the two existing ACCOUNTS httst*"®** The “ simulcast” event would lot owners and the plot plan emergency calls. was in Hartford two weeks ago attempt to explain turn elemen According to the chief, 15 to to assess the energy shortage in drawn up by the engineer for tary school childrenimld make 20 men were on call at the sta Free checks. Free statements. Washington Window New England, announced t ^ y Welles. methane gasoline'' and ovens, tion 24 hours a day during the No Minimum Balance the diversion of three to four The plot plan has been motors and heaters which run power outage, but there were 20 to 22-lb. Average million barrels of residual fuel revised and the commission on solar energy. The associa no major emergencies. WM cut bite Sirloin Steaks, Hamburg, or any way to the region’s utilities. Rep. gave the two existing lot C tion says the items could be The chief said there hasn’t you wish. Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., owners until Jan. 4 to file any MANCHESTER STATE BANK made of waste nuterials and objection in writing. been a rash of chimney fires so Nixon Faces Fateful 1974 says. vm cost virtually nothing. far but he contributes that to The extra fuel, according to The conunission has received Rosalyn L. Switzen, represen the mild weather we have had. 1041 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER Steele, will boost New for review and discussion the Open Sat. 9 A.M. • Noon WHOLE By Helen Thomas on to bolster his position. “ I think many of his ty last week, Nixon said: “ I’m ting the association, also spoke The department is helping judgments have been very poor England’s reserves of residual preliminary drafts of the Rear Goldwater said in an inter looking forward to being herp in with Sigmund Abeles, a scioice families clean chimneys. WASHINGTON (UPI) - especially in the selection of fuel oil back to fairly normal Lot Regulations and the Inland- Member FOIC view that the President had 1974, in 1975 and 1976— the year coordinator in the state Depart- Never appearing more alone. certain people,” the evangelist level and would last two to two Wetlands Act. These chosen to “ dibble and dabble ... o f o u r bicentennial ment of Education, in President Nixon faces the added. celebration.” and a half weeks. regulations are being redrafted POBK LOINS when all the American people promoting the “ listen-in.” prospect of a fateful 1974 with wanted was the truth.” “ Ego Building" “ Simon’s decision is a direct by the commission and it will (Combo Mrs. Sltzen, a former New moves afoot to force him to From his official on-the- * I » » I > I > result of the New England be at least six weeks before The Arizona Republican also York City chemistry teacher, resign or be impeached. Energy Conference held in they could be adopted. evoked the slogan of Nixon’s record appointment list, Nixon OUR LAYAWAY PLAN said the challenge to society Even his supporters are Hartford Dec. 14,’’ Steele said. The commission also dis critics in the 1960 presidential is seeing very few of the old is now in effect lies in harnessing the potential MS\NK seeking a quick resolution of campaign; “ Would you buy a ASK ABOUT IT “ It means jobs, lights and heat cussed the subject of con familiar faces. But there is an BIG AND TOUGH— washes a handful, or up of school children in communi the all-pervading Watergate used car from this man?” for New Englanders this dominiums at its last meeting operation under way at the S to a big-family, 18-lb. load of heavy, mIxeC ty services related to the fuel scandal which has severely hurt winter,’’ he added. and it was reported that the Graham flew in ffom Europe l^ it e House for the President fabrics! New, special Permanent Press/ Portage. the presidency. In another energy develop present regulations do not per at Nixon’s special request to of to see a grass roots supporter Poly Knit Cycle, Soak Cycle, shortened An associate, Walter B. Melvin Laird, who quits as ficiate at the pre-Christmas ment, the state Department of mit the building of con every day or so who arrives lieYCLES Delicate selection for fine fabrics; 5 wash Porowskl Jr. of Bristol, is dominiums. White House counselor in a worship service in the White with an armful of petitions LANcarr saLXCTioN o r and rinse-temperature combinations Environmental Protection says editing a collection of materials ENERGY CRISIS month, called on Congress to NCW ■ICVCLK* IN TNS House. A few days later, in a in it has drafted a contingent Chairman Steve Loyzim will asking him not to resign. “ It’s VKIINON ARCA including special cold water selections, ' on the concept to be printed by meet with the town attorney to make a decision on whether to terview in “ Christianity ego building,” one of his aides choice of 4 Water Levels, plus Normal or ! plan for burning nonconforming Profestioiully Anembled the Junior Energy Ombudsman impeach Nixon by March 15. Today” he accused the Presi Gentle Spin speeds regardless of cycle, help ; high-sulfur fuel by Connecticut discuss this idea. explained. Press. . It was a follow up to« Sen. TOYS & NOVELTIES adapt washer to almost any fabric load! - industry. dent of errors in judgment and Nixon has mainly kept his Meet Tonight George Aiken’s appeal “ isolation.” ACCESSORIES A GIFTS Under the plan, major oil own counsel lately, except to The Board of Education will NOW IN STOCK Consist of 2 Roasts and Centir Cel Pork Chops “ impeach him, or get off his Graham said; “ Until there is repeat in one manner or SNOW SHOVELS suppliers will be able to obtain meet tonight at 7:30 in the back.” more proof to the contrary I StMl si Aluminum variances from the Clean Air Skylab 3 another that he has no intention board room of the Town Hall. Watergate Defense JUVENILE SNOW VEHICLES Act without public hearings. U.S.D.A. Lean, Whole have confidence in the of resigning. He has been Crew Rests The temperatures in the Republicans particularly are President’s itegrity — but some extremely conciliatory to GE MULTI-TEMPERATURE The suppliers, however, must anxious to put Watergate school have been turned down of his judgments have been Congress in recent weeks in his AUTOMATIC DRYER 2 inform ^ department on the HOUSTON (U Pl) - Skylab 3 PROPANE HEATERS behind them before next year’s wrong and I just don't agree amount and type of fuel oils to 57 degrees and the board felt statements. He also gave 3 Temperaturs Selections: Normal, Delieete, No- astronauts, nearly halfway congressional elections. with them. being delivered. it would be a waste of fuel to TOP SIRLOINS members and their families a Htst Rgltl Permanent Press Cycle with long cool- through their 84Klay flight, say Anytoing beyond early April Christmas party. down for special care of ^ The ^proposed contingency synthetics and blends! $ • they are in top physical and would suck in GOP candidates plan does not apply to public What his true feelings are C^le Slgnall meqtal shape because of in LANTERNS STOVES and taint them with the follies Survey Planned utilities which must go through Tax Collections during this tortured time are creased exercise. OF BEEF of Watergate. known to only a few intimates. Matching Gas Model— $188* the more formal process of Of Town*s Elderly The final Skylab crew is Reach $101^201 Nixon is recruiting a legal Some of his aides believe he seeking- permission to burn (Sirloin Tips) The Connecticut State working harder to keep their Manchester tax collections team for his Watergate defense will resign. “ How long can he POST r o a d s h S p p in g p l a z a high-sulfur fuel. Wood or Coal Stovos .. *139.05 Department on Aging will con MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 muscles and hearts in shape in throughoNov. 30 equal 54.8 po- A Real Holiday Treatl when the House Judicia^ Com stand tearing his family apart A bearing on the proposed VERNON, CONN. 872-3159 7 duct a door-to-door survey of weightlessness than the two cent of 12-month estimates, a mittee begins its impeachment like this?” asked one staffer. a t t e n t i o n We invite inauiries reoordino Quantity Purchoses ol APPlIANCtS lor Contractors, Devel^ri, Cor- [ plan was held Wednesday, persons 65 and over startipg the nrfiAnrVrnO T e n ie ir P lE s H«?el o7d AportSlent Owners. Coll BUIlDtRS APPLIANCE OISTRIBuToRS Div,- previous crews did. report by the collector of hearings. His son-in-law, David MON. thru SAT. before Henry Beal, director (rf first part of January in 9:30AM to 6:30PM Gerald P. Carr, Edward G. revenue’s office indicates. The, Prossod Hard Coal 25 lbs. *2.29 The painful process is bound Eisenhower, said that Nixoii BulLDERS— REMOUl Ll R o sion, hu-sm. DEP’s air compliance unit. Manchester and other Connec OPEN Gibson and William R. Pogue, town’s fiscal year Is July 1 ,1S73' to have racking repercussions has been amazingly “ upbeat.” Gilbert C. Wagner of Pfizer ticut towns. ‘ Thurt. 8^ Fri. Evetilngi 'til 9 who will reach the midpoint of to June 30, 1974. on the administration while it is The President has been per AWARD Inc., Groton, said his company Hie purpose of this survey, ...... ,SHARPENING...... RAiH CHECK their mission Friday morning,, With 1101,201 received during^ underway. forming his responsibilities and has been advised by the according to Sholom Bloom, spend a major portion of today the month of November, the" 3-Hour Fireplace Logs Nixon’s field of powerful sup conferring almost daily with ICE SKAites, KNIVES, SCISSORS Eitr) itiR in this id niilible it WINNING Amerada Hess Corp. of New executive secretary of the the price sbpwn eicept tor items conducting medical five-month tax receipts total (By The Case or Log) porters has dwindled drastical Secretary of State Henry \ ETC. INSTANT CREDIT York it can no longer deliver department, is to determine VUE HONOR CHARGE CARDS FRaSKUfDEUVEBY miried one-ol'i-liind. If lor some experiments. 10.686,397, against a 12-month ly. Kissinger and Federal energy reison the item is not itiilible, UP TO $500.00 GUARDIAN low-sulfur oil. LIMITED STOCK problems and improve the life ALL BICVCLl* AND ...fir lailHllM The trio ^>ent a relaxing day estimate of 112,566,727. Only Vice President Gerald adviser William E. Simon. RCPAIN* OUARANTCKD, Mittlhm.(«|it pleise nolili our (cneril ollice. Juil bilng yout cftdit cnd#nllol$ Beal said his department has style of Connecticut’s older mlTiwiwI... or olhtr ocetpltd ertdi* cordi off Tuesday and have a light Total receipts to Ford has promised to lobby In brief riemarks to the White UIS2S3. with you. T«rm$orrang#d Up to SERVICE received a number of population. tRAOrlt^lNI ACegrrSD KKliHiaalil! schedule today and Friday Manchester’s General Fund, in openly against impeachment. House staff at a Christmas par- 3 yooti to pay. applications for permission to before venturi^ outside the cluding state and federal grants Few other voices needed by The information collected burn' dirty fuel. He said the station again Saturday for a 3ti- and state school grants, total Nixon being heard. And those will be used to prepare a proposed contingency plan may WUI cut into R onM fM Sl£ln Stoats snd Roasts, or WETHERSFIELD hour waUc in space. 18,503,182 as of Nov. 30, against that are loud and clear have system of “social indicators” The * HARTFORD ENFIELD still be revised before being put lay wsy you wish. Scientists toM the astronauts 12-month estimates of $18,463,- only added to his disappoint on aging for Connecticut. These Suburban Mali Wethersfield into effect. Muffler That’s 3510 Main they were pleased with their 636. ment. indicators are the measures of Hazard Ave. shopping Center Meanwhile an ombudsman WFU K CIOSB) KOMER 31$t Slrtel research on Comet Kohoutek Receipts as of Nov. 30 to the social conditions in which Guaranteed for', 745-0304 529-3324 association has called on Gov. Strong Supporters 522-7156 which makes its nearest ap other (Rochester funds are: the elderly live. They will be Thomas J. Meskill to harness Sen. Barry Goldwater, R - as long as you proach to the sun Friday. Water Fund, $312,967 collected, WE WILL ALSO HAVE-Frosh Ham, Turkey, used to measure the status and the schools’ humah resources to F O R M n iO R f„ Ariz., and evangelist Billy satisfaction of the older state own the car... NEW STORE “ All of the comet investiga $706,700 anticipated for 12- help cope with the energy jg?*r !*!!•■■ imileMt. Ro«d Rom aM Graham, strong supporters of BdiSTOL tors are simply delighted as far month period; Sewer Fund, residents. Bloom said. MIDDLETOWN AVON MANCHESTER crisis. the President in the past, both 875-2517 as the operations have been $2M,233 collected, $649,847 an The 1,000 person survey will Woshihgfon'Plaza 220 W. Main SI. . 8ristol MancheiterParkade The National Youth Energy I Prices good through weekend only now have spoken out in strong going,” said William Snoddy, ticipated; Town Fire Depart- ’ "AGWAY, INC." also be conducted in East Hart Waihinglon St. Route 66 Rle.44 Shopping Plozo Next to Butterfields Ombudsman Association ll*H IM il iNtwam Htrf terms against Watergate and Kohoutek project scientist for ment Fund,. $638,746 collected, 643-5123 ford, West Hartford, Windsor 347-6967 . 678-1307 583-1843 649-8637 Wednesday urged the governor M«> Tm . W t t FrI I 640 New fTATE ROAD, Nixon’s role cutting heavily : Locks, Simsbury, Wethersfield, OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP Skylab. “ Interest in the comet $1,176,719 anticipated; Down BUCKLAND kWKiM **Uappy Holiday To^Alt O f Your* to initiate a statewide “ llsten- into the conservative following ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE is quite high and you can even town Taxing District Fund, TiwiajOMftMl eilinjton - MKMNfwM Fairfield, Stratford and In” for all public school Ui M h*»0 the President had bren counting Bridgeport. get a Kohoutek T-shirt if you >110,(M4 collected, $36,280 an- want tp.” ticlpated. .*1 4 I PAGE S IX T E E N ,- MANCHESTOR EVENING HEttALDrManchester, Cbnn.,.Thurs., Dec 27, 1973
BUGS BUNNY ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDJNG HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE 6IVES0NSAF6EUN<» JUST THINIC THOUSANDS PONT FERS6T THAT ^ MV UMCLE SEMT w e AUKIT AAaiE ' MANCHEIstER E V p iN G HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thnr« Dec. 27, 1973 - PAGE MV ora n pMa s e n t m e a \ HOW COMt ALL THE OF IMPORTANCE TO OF COLLARS PROBABLY, QUARTER >A BORRDWEP i ■ THIS CHEftS SET--1 , C3AVE A TEN-DOLLAR BILL-AM' I S T r w i FISCAL HE 1 EV&N SEVENTEEN BE VyORKINO IN A CH AN6EP HANPS ACROSS FROM ME PER COFFEE ALRHApyHAveotsje SHIRT--1 AU-- ' HAVE A PEELIN' I'M GONNA CACTUS JUICE ABOUT YEAR. NOT turns HATETBe \ ' ^ SO I'M OMKM'Bir , REApy HAVE 1 ^ * PLACE Wh e r e b i & THIS VERY PBSI<,TOR»yi BXCHANGE IT fo r a 'THANk BE61NNIN' >toUR CHRSTRIS PHYSICAL YEAR. ‘ HILLER ■ STXni^ - CHAWse IT fOR SOMB. ONE 9 0 I'M >OU' FHQW MVMCTTHER* 1 SHOPPIN'AT t h e START ^ PEALS ARE MAPS, ■ SHIRTS AWP TIES/ BUTTER! AMD WHEN- BETWEW' OONNA EX OWE HER FOR CHRISTMAS OR THE PHYSICAL VEAR7 SAID I CORHERED Rhant High EH> SUV'NOR? CHANGE rr 1 HIM AN- “ ■ OPPIW MONEY/ tho se « F T CERTIFICATES FOR A SE T s t a r t e d my THE SOFA OF Du m b WERE DATED PLANHINO ■ WHEN <5 b e l l s / DECEMBER lO! THEN. NOT MV HEi PliRCHASI'N^! VAWN^.J ' oHdnor Roll I
GRADE 12 GRADE 9 High Honors , RigU Honors LaursI Qora Laurie Bark At Charyl, Lyman Bethany BurrIII Mia»«MAC S 3 » rm - JHI Frank Rich Natalie Peltier Frad Schoen Ronald Phllbrick MICKEY FINN SIrl Weber Penelope SIbun Honors THATS RIGHT/ ANP OH, BROTHER— IF IT EVER Honors U N a e PHIL SAIP HER CAME OUT THAT THE GIRL'S Regina Adame Lea Anson Elian Bertolucci HER NAME IS AARS CAU3HTER IS MARRVINO FATHER IS J IB CROWDER, ■ ^ Michelle Barlbeault Robin Blaaall Fern BSrrasBO NELSON N O W ? THE SON OF A MULTI A CONVICTED KILLER, THAT Bevarly Bond Barbara Bond MILLIONAIRE— MARRIAGE WOULD GO ' Lori Bugbee Gall Boucher UP IN SMOKE/ Cynthia Coleman Carmel Calazzo Suaan Darby Janet Carlberg Sandra DIBuono . Pamela Colgan Michael Donnelly Karen Comarford Mark Dumechat Bryan DeGray Martin Fortin THE LOAN CPUICK • Thomas Flaher UiAi'ttS Barbara Holmek Debra Fournier Timothy HuteWnaon Cynthia Foley ' Patricia Kearney Christopher Green Janice Mecteau ^ Raymopd Hatl Pamela Mills CAPTAIN EASY Karan Krewaon BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Marla Miner Kimberly Kabllk > Chrlatlan Mortensen Carol Koval OKAV, 5 0 LOU CAN VOU r e m e m b e r 'AT THAT MOMENT.. § Dorothy Parker Jeanne Kulewicz PICARP BROUGHT WHAT HAPPENED M GEORGE WALKS Sarah Parker Fern Lee you OUT TO THI5 AFTER YOU GO BACK 1D'THEIR CARS Jesaa Paraon Wayne Leonard TAStVELL MAN510W David Poirier Wufi Loses THAT 5T0RMV Sarah Richards Donna Nericcio PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER Jonathan Sick Maureen Pawllna Judy Spinney Jonathan Phelps I AM BY NATURE T H A T IS. Roxanne Swilzar Cllllord Pierce 2 AN OPTIMISTIC T M E IR E Katherine Thomaif Stephen Pierce MAN? Donald Turner Valorle Schwarzmann 1 9 7 4 Jay Wederatrom Laurie Spooner Robin Williams David Tow Jolena Ward Cynthia Whitehlll Steven Zelsaer
GRADE 8 High Honors ui Coleen Ackerman 7 M lU. f.t OH Kathy Cola GRADE 11 Loretta Delgludice High Honors Kevin Hurst STEVE CANYON David NIemezyk BY MILTON CANIFF Jean Barrasso Geoffrey Watson Linda BartoluccI Jeffrey Weingart C OTI Et NIA, It ■ T M E«i U t »■* OH d o n Y r u n T a n p h it t h e p e c k / Walter Berk Edna Williams OUTSIDE / -THE NEXT ROUNDS Laura Devine Cheryl Foley Honors THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM -KILL THE A. WILL BETHBOUOH-' Linda Haggerty Anita Abolint Bethany Horton Sarah Bellone Tickets on sale noiKi Jonathan Little Ellen Bergeron John Parker Mary Ellen Chrlstopbpr Jacquelyn Stomberg Steven Coiro Robert Vontell Alan ComIre Kathryn WIrth f t Lynn D'Ambolse David Doucette Elizabeth Dreyer Sharon Flaher Timothy Flaher Rita Fontanella Honors Cindy Forrest Lola Allen Arthur Griswold P Patricia Barton Sandra Gustafson Laura Bell Marietta Horton Karen Bergeron Leigh Hutchinson Pamela Bergeron Susan Kane Karla Berglund Kim Landry Bertha Couture Christina Moore David Devine Mary Moore THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Jon Donahue Tobin Morey ___■ _ Robert Oumschat Joy Morneault ALLEY OOP Kimberly Frazier Cindy Mulvey •ST) ^ iP p y HOURS DON'T T WE Donna Henderson Barbara Nicholson BY V.T. HAMLIN WOPRY, MR9. Ann Platte s o S U Z HAS s c u o q U ^ HAVEN'T Wayne Jean NOT ONLY T h a i; b u t EXCe 'Y T H ' HMv ,m .' MEBBE OL' T t h e n y o u 'd Darlyne Johnson Alan Porter DISAPPEARED, N 0600Y S ALLOWED FLINT6TONE- LOST A WI7E ' HE'S e u z IS JUST AILIN' /THINK THEYID Y'GOTA GOOD 6 H E 'S Michael Keleher James Richards HAS H E ? T 'E N T E R IN 'P A LA C E WE HAVE CMIl_D Deborah Ryan BEEN iN AN'OLIT OR RT>MPTUIM' > / t e l l f o l k s POINT t h e r e / Janet Krone ANY MORE, EITHER.' a w f u l l y THE MOST VET./.. Judith Lack Elizabeth Shannon OFTt-SRE WITH h e w a s s i c k , •A a c t i v e A n d m o d e r n CIKford LaPlante Pam Shaw AaW KJS OF STUFF w o u l d n t v o u ? LATELY.' W i l l h a v e FACILITIES Qerald LIndley Diane Staslak TO B E Karen MacDonald Tracy Steinmiller Lee Maaaey Gina Suprynowicz Kathleen Mills Michael Trigo Debbie Nericcio Nell Twine Paula O'Brien Mary Wazer Cheryl Oaborne Erik Weber Bonnie Palmar Thomas Weeden ' Dan Palmer Joel WIrth Nancy Parsing Pam Wood David Phelps g r a d e 7 Qene Raymond E Cynthia Robinson High Honors Janet Sagllo Susan Ahern 11-37 6<9«ua.^_ Audrey Senkbell a « a .7 Deborah Baker Dorene Scheuer Sharon Derby Jetirey Sirola Gemma Fontanella MR. ABERNATHY .BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY Lauren Sllvinsky Leslie Graham David Strickland DeeAnn Green Clark Suprynowicz Jennifer Harger T H E y S |« /T F Cathy Sylvester. C^SOOD AAORNING, K is h o u l d n Y Richard Harrison MDUTALK CIndee Tabor Alisa Schaeffer PHODJDENDRONY PLAYTRICJO WIN AT BRIDGE Joann Zimmer CH^RFULi-Y Jane Stevena O N H IL O A , Shelley Tayntor TO TO UR C PLANTS, Honors THEY GAN ?! Hnesse can insure contract Cynthia Adams HEARVOU ♦■FCHRDJi?/«/e4» GRADE 10 Carol Andrews Joann Bennett A N P Wil l High-Honors Valorle Carroll The bidding has been: 27 GROW Kathy Doucette Wesley Clifford BETTER. Our old friend pessismistic Pete’s letter continues for West North E^ast South Lola Ellenberg Linda ComIre Jean Franceschena Leslie Congelton NORTH 27 Pete writes, “Here is my some time, but the gist of it is 14 Pass 14 ♦ 75 Brenda Glazier Donna Daigle favorite rubber bridge hand that South could and should Pass 2A Pass 34 Cheryl Lapk-,...,^- . Dqle Dubolii f KQIO of 1973. It sure illustrates the have insured his contract by Pass 44 Pass ? Laurel PSimer " Brenda UUTocher t AQ1054 finessing his nine of dia Eric Peterson Sharon Eschar importance of playing safe You, South, hold: Walter WrobllnskI Deirdre Feeney 4^963 monds at trick three. for your contract 4KJ6S ?2 4AQ 1065 «K43 Debbie Fisher WEST EAST This might have lost to a John Foley “I.happened to sit East. My What do you do now? ♦ AJ94 ♦ K36 doubleton or tripletpn jack in Renae Foran lack of clubs was taken by A — Bid rive diamonds. Resist Honors Colleen Green WINTHROP ▼ 9653 ▼ 874 the West hand, out the three BY DICK CAVALLI South’s ace. South proceeded the temptation to go into Biack- Jeffrey Adams Ron Habarern ♦ 3 ♦ J872 notrump contract would still Albert Attardo Deborah Hayber to play a diamond to the wood ^cau se there are too MV DAD WILL HAVE j u e r WALK BISHT UP TO HIM H IM A 4Q752 4 J8 4 queen and a second diamond wheel in. Even if West shifted Dawn Barrasso \ David Jeannotte A FIT WHEN HE many hoies in your hand. Linda Bartlett Dina Katkavek o n l v o n e A NP FRANKLY, HONESTLY, IN SOUTH (D) to the king. Then he played a to a low spade the defense FIN O SO U r WHAT THING TODAY’S QUESTION Dale Buckley Robin Kearns A STOAIOHTFDPJWARD W AY... ♦ Q1032 third and fourth diamond. I could not gather in more than Debra BurrIII James Kllduft I P iD ...W h a t 'l l Instead of bidding two clubs TOUCAN ▼ AJ2/ was in with the jack and had three spadeJricks and South Terri Carlson Paul Knox , I D O ? your partner has jumped to three Tod Krewaon ' DO...BW 3 E ♦ K96(» would then be sure of the nine Debra Clerk noted that my partner had Dianne Collette Deborah Lyman u P T o n r, 4 akio spades over your one spade. What discarded the three and Hve needed for game and rubber. do you do now? Suaan ComIre Scott Leonard Virginia Donnelly Patti Lewis 1 Both vulnerable of hearts and five of clubs so I (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) Answer Tomorrow promptly led my six of Heldl Doss Alison MacDonald Lynda Hacker Mona Martin West- North East South spades. South’s 10 lost to my Answer to Previous Puzzle Deborah Harriman Richard Martin IN.T. Jeffrey Green Michelle Merbler « partner’s jack. He returned a Artists [117:3 I ■ i;sr?ii;!i David Meon Valerie Merryman lass 3N.T. Pass Pass low spade to my king. I led Brenda Jerome Carole Miner New! Special Over-4yOOO winners Pass my last spade and all of a Steven Hovey Karen Munroe Opening lead--2 * sudden we had five tricks in.’’ ACROSS 58 Always (poet.) Stephan Jeannotte Cathy Oakes Dawn Oakes 1 Spanish 59 Soothsayer Lori Krewson bonus drawing. Norma Kulynyck Elaine O'Brien every week. nok By Oswald & James Jacoby Min ter Heather MacDonald Helde Phllbrick C H7mWA.bc.miaa U>. Nt Oh e^VAUJ DOWN IV XT 5 Dutch painter, Blair MacLachlan Craig Porter 2 -----Gogh l E l ----- Christopher Merrall Cariiiyn Powleaa 8 French painter 2 Kind of tea Dorothy Moore Karen Quattropani The '74 Lottery begins with a double This year, thousands of people, just SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O’NEAL 12 Bellow 3TaUc(Aust.) MIchete Mott Brian Reynolds 13 Guido’s note 4 Scope Andraw.Nystrom Monique Roche bang. 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I» p o n ' t ^ ERNIE 17To(k 47 To born Japanese u 39-42-49 18 Around 48 Freely 78 Proper 4- 6-34-37/0 44 Epoch YOU BELIEVE 20-78-81-85 19 Folse 49 Ptrysicolly 79 Will 144-46-57 \ a Worrranty Deed Alloehment CS: 50 Hours 80 New 46 Chinese k w r 20 Someone AQUARIUS Robert L. Evans to James H. Manchester State Bank M E , S I R ? LIO 21 Friends 51 And 81 Food philosophy jwr 2J 220ut 52 Over 82 Book JAN. 30 48 Weighs JT J r Hood, property at 30-32 Strant against U & H Floor Covering 83 An m i 5« ii ,AUO. J2 23 Temper. 53Mof.e ni. II , 9 ^ 50 Within (comb. St., conveyance tax |22. Inc., 569 E . Center St., $17,500. DIDN'T 24You 54 Pleasing 84 New . form) u ,_-3J-35-47 25«Pulls 55 Initiotive 85 Your 19-21-38-50/^ Judgment Liens Building Permit 56 For 86 Rest 64-72-85-88V 51 ArUst’s CONNECTICUT'S LOTTERY /W?. FINCH.' 1 PQ I ®'53G874- 26 It'i ST 61 u Holmes Funeral Home Inc. Thoma* Levitt for L. Nadeau, 27 Disturb 57 Now 67 Help PISCIS creation .VIRGO 58 The 88 Health 53 Confined ' against William A. Whalen, alterations to dwelling at 29 28 New « l. II sv. ST 66 r OVER AOOO N M NBS WEIKIX S AUB. H ^ Display 59 You 69 FrterMfs 54 Economy (ab.) property at 34-36 Woodbridge Daone St., $1,000. 30Set ' 60 With 90 Answer mar. 3 0 '^ ^ J W n n . 33 12/28 55 Pedal digit St 81 t t -St., 11,458.23. Marriage License 1- 7-10-43/1 56Grafted (her.) CfiPN^ 3-^33-36 )G ooJ ® Adverse y N cutrj] JI Automatic Comfort Cofp. FI9'' 1 69-71-83-Wvj., 57 Lairs Michael Bruce Podolny, Vqr- (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) against Barbara: McCarthy, non, and Gloria Gail Goertzen, property at 132 Falknor .Dr., 101 Tudor Lane, Dec. 29. | K 2 > . '( - A A ^.PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANChfiSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 2?. 1973
Auto-ServIce MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Dec. 27. 1973 - PAr.F. NINETEEN Bradley Bullding-Contre^Ung 14 Help Wented 36 Fuel-Feed ffilULD Accessories 49 Apartments For Beat 63 Ri^iew Planned ts w f m s m Houses For Sale 72 HAPPY ADS NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - (X)RD WOOD, seasoned for one NEWLY REBUILT 427 Ford Remodeling, repairing, ad IXXIKING for anything in real BOXLEHERS engine, 12-1- compression, year,^split, delivered daily. $30 Disrupted ditions, rec rooms, porches and pick-up, evenings, 643-^^. Mtate rental — "apartments, _ “WSf FIND THE HOUSE | - M Of Storm Week For Your crane, accel, 3-2’s, 4 bolt mains, homes, multiple dwellings, no roofing. No job too small. Call Advertish^ Account Executive j MS m y o u MAKE i m E J I O ^ ” I | J HARTFORD (UPI) - Dense $450 or best offer. Close ratio fees. ^11 JD. Real Estate Information " I 649-3144,, SEASONED firewood for sale - ■fog that disrupted operations' T&C 4-speed, complete, $200. We are looking for an experienced advertlaing Associates, Inc. 6491980. THE HERALD will not dis Extra 4-speed, $10d.Call 649^ $30. pi^k-^ load,'delivered, and An informal review of last Building, either in person or bjf and caused traveler headaches CARPENTRY - Repairs, ealeaman Intereated In a future In* the newapaper close the identity of any 3623 after 4:30 p.m. stacked. Auckland Farms. 644- TWO-BEDROOM duplex, halP m i s week’s power-failure emergen calling 649-5281. at Bradley International Air ^ e r t i s e r using box letters. remodeling, additions, roofing. bualneaa. The opportunitlea for advancefnent are 2361 or 6493694. - CELEB^TE cy in Manchester will be con- port Wednesday lifted early Call David Patria, South Wind of two-family. Includes The board’s three minority Readers answering blind box unlimited. Thia peraon muat have atrong ability In appliances and cai ing. $220 New Year's Eve In this new 6 - r o o m , fully I ducted by the Board of Direc today, permitlng return to nor Moforcjrc/M-0/ejrc/N i i sor, 644-1796. FIREWOOD for sale. Also will Republicans Wednesday after ads who desire to protect their I ------— aalaa and advertlaing layout. Progreaalve bonua In per , month. Paul Dougan, tors on Jan. 3, at a special mal operations. cut your firewood for you. Lots carpeted, baths Raised Ranch with 2-car noon called for such a special Identity can follow this EXPERT bicycle* repairs, all WES ROBBINS carpentry Reaealtor, 643-4535, 6491021. meeting called by Mayor John centive plan plua twice monthly baae aalary. All cleared, fallen trees removed. garage. Priced to 8elL..$34,dOO . meeting in a totter they said The Bradley tower reported procedure: makes, models ana speeds. Thompson. It will be at 6 p.m. remodeling Specialist. Ad appllcatlona atrictly confidential. 646-7977, 742-7800. was addressed to Town that the fog dispersed enough to Enclose your reply to the Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, ditions, rec rooiqs, dormers, SIX-R(X>M flat, second floor, in the Municipal Building coffee Manager Robert Weiss and allow normal operations at box in an envelope — ad Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, modern kitchen with dis-- room. about 2:30 a.m. today and no dressed to the Classified 2098. - - , 649-3446. hwasher, disposal, washer and REALE’S CORNER other directors. ... Senaona diyer, carpeted living, dining 175 MAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 In it, they requested a special (liversions or cancellations of Manager, Manchester Apply by Mall to: Garden Products 50 may hova m nI you 1972 - SL70, Honda, $200. and bedroom, -one-car garage, Thompson said Tdwn meeting of the board, “open to flights had taken place since. Evening Herald, together LEON CIESZYNSKI builder- DUANE EDMONDS o h a p p y a d l Excellent condition. Call 649- new homes custom built, furnished, Manager Robert Weiss add key the public so that suggestions of Persistent log Wednesday With a memo listing the com Director of Advertlaing BUY YOUR Potatoes direct Apartments For Rent 63 4601 after 6 p.m. remodeling, additions, fee from the Potato Warehouse, good neighborhood, convenient $taff will be on hand to brief the the townspeople can be in forced a number of flights panies you do NOT want to see Maneheater Evening Herald iitL t? shopping and schools. Call MANCHESTER - Four family scheduled to land at Hartford to rooms, garages, kitchens Caldor’s. Wholesale prices with BRAND NEW two-family, im home in the center of town,. directors oh all phases of the cluded in this discussion.’’ your letter. Your letter will be 1973 TRIUMPH Daytona 500, remodeled, bath tile, cement 16 Brainard Place Maneheater, Conn. 06040 vith Peterman, 6499404. be^ diverted to Boston and destroyed if the advertiser is retail service. 646-8248. mediate. Five rooms, 3 excellent condition throughout problems and their solutions. The totter, they said, was stock, 1700 miles. Moving must work. Steps, dormers. Residen ••••••••••••••••••• ••••••• with four large rooms each Providence. Airport officials one you’ve mentioned. If not Happy Birthday sell. $1,450. Call only between 5- g ro o m s, large living room He said a subsequent meeting hand-delivered to the manager tial or coipmercial. Call 649- sm v . Household Qoods 51 fully caipeted, private drive; apartment. Excellent estate will be scheduled with the said only a few takeoffs and lan it will be handled in the usual 7, 649-9525. 4291. and directors that afternoon. Snd I •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• cellar with laundry hook-ups builder. $65,000. Wolverton public — also to review the Weiss is still at. home dings were permitted, when the manner. WE BUY and sell good used fur Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Services Offered 12 SALESKOPU PRESIDENTIAL central location. $250 monthly week-long emergency. recuperating from a touch of fog lifted for brief periods. . R.E. GOWER — Finish carpen niture. Houstons, Comer Pine plus security. Call 649-7617 or Happy New. Year try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad Thompson said those citizens pneumonia. THE MOST REMiUlKABU ■ Street and Hartford Rd., VILUGE APTS. 6499764. MANCHESTER - 7-room CHAIN SAW and tree work. ditions, porches, any type Manchester, 6491639. still having problems related to The Republicans propose the PLEASE READ SUE Edward Yeomans, 742-8907. remodeling; 646-2087. SALES CAREER IN THE WORLD MANCHESTER luxury Ranch includes in- the emergency should contact meeting be held Jan. 2. They Mideast SIX ROOM Duplex home, cen ground pool, huge kitchen with SEWING MACHINES - 1973 trally located, $140. no pets, Assistant Manager John say they have prepared a list of LIGHT TRUCKING, odd jobs, ANY TYPE remodeling and ad H You Are: all 'the built-ins, den with YOUR AD Zig-zag unclaimed, lay a way, One and two bedrooms. security deposit required, call fireplace, 3 bedrooms, two full Harkins at the Municipal positive suggestions. lawns mowed, trees cut and ditions, masonry and caipentry • Looking (or a career, not just a Job. $43.90. Singer touch and sew, Near schools, churches 6499678. Talks r From removed. Cellars and attics work. Free estimates. (Jail A. baths, heated family room, 2 • Bondable originally over $300. now $54. and shopping center, on plus garages. Wolverton Agen Classified or “Want Ads” » cleaned. Free estimates. Call Squillacote, 6490811. • Willing to work Fully guaranteed. Call 522-0931, AVAILABLE February 1st, 6 Herbie 6434000„ bus line. Call anytime. cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Fruitless are taken over the phone as a • 21 or over Dealer. rooms, Iwlf of duplex, living CARPENTRY - Porches, gar convenience. The advertiser • Capable of accepting training . 0 4 9 2 0 2 3 room, dining room, spacious PRIME AREA - If you want 2 SHARPENING Service - ages, additions, bathrooms, Search Continues United Press International should read his ad the FIRST CLEAN USED — refrigerators, kitchen with stove, large pan your children to swim in their Saws, knives, axes, shears, kitchens. Houses, repairs. Free rhnges, automatic washers try, 3 bedrooms upstairs with Israel and Egypt are unlikely DAY IT APPEARS and skates, rotary blades. Quick If You Qualify own pool and play in their own estimates. Small jobs. Stephen With guarantees. See them at B. full bath, separate basement, large backyard, call us to find r to reach agreement on REPORT ERRORS in time I SANTA CLAUS 1 service. Capitol Equipment Martin, 646-7295. ^ Wo Quarantaa: D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main one-c^ljarking, two children For State Song for the next insertion. The (k)., 38 Main St., Manchester. MANCHESTER - 3-bedroom out about this fine Split-level separating their opposing ar :•> • Up to $1,(XK} a month to start St., Call 6492171. apartment, 2-famiiy house, only. 1 647-9639. home. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, mies until next year, Israeli of Herald is responsible for only g The one we picked up on Hours daily 7:30-5, ’Thursday TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser • 3 weeks aH expense paid training •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a $160. Call 872-2168. 6491577. The. search for a state song In 1972, about 350 entries ficials said today. On the tense ONE incorrect or omitted in Benton Street. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 648- vice, repairs, remodeling, ad •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• sertion for any advertisement 7958. ditions, garages and custom • Fantastic fringe benefits Wanted to Buy 58 continues, and the legislative were received in a state song cease-fire lines, top officers of Thank You — You made:^; MANCHESTER- Two-bedroom Furnished Apartments 64 100x190’ LOT goes with this and then only to the extent of a building. Free estimates. 643- Call for Personal and Confidential Interview clean 9room older home> Three committee handling the contest sponsored by the State both sides said a new war could a little girl very, very hap- CUSTOM MADE Draperies, 5769. WANTED — Antique furniture, apartment, ideal for retired Commission on the Arts. come at any time. “make good” insertion. couple or family with one child. THREE R(X)M furnished male b^rooms, 2-car garage, large 7 mechanics of it insists, “We Errors which do not lessen the |p y . S very reasonable, work glass, pewter, oil paintings or or female bachelor apartment. will try and try again, until we After a sing-a-long in the Hall Israeli officials said in Bob AndropzzI, 347-7427 Located center of town. 649 kitchen included in this scarce guaranteed. Call anytime, 649- other antique items. Any quan 7451. No younger than 35 need apply. low 30s price range. More land have what we and the public are of Flags of the State Capitol, Geneva today after a fruitless value of the advertisement tity. The Harrisons, 643-W09, will not be corrected by Wed., Thura., Fri., Dec. 26-28, 9 a.m. - 6 p.m. Phone 6491^9 after 1 p.m. available to buy. T. J. Crockett, iooking for — a stirring and when about 165 entries were day of bargaining Wednesday to Love, ftooHng-SIdIng-Chknney 16 165 Oakland Street. “make good” insertion. MANCHESTER - Nice second Parking and TV included. Realtors, 6491577. original Connecticut song, one sung and played. Gov. Thomas separate Israeli and Egyptian ODD jobs, paneling, household An equal Opportunity Company Sharon r ^ i r s , carpentry. Call 649- R(X)FING and roof repairing, Rooms Without Board 59 floor apartment. Two that will set the feet to tap Meskill picked “’The Hills of My armies along the Suez Canal Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707 bedrooms, convenient ONE ROOM, bath, MANCHESTER - $29,900, six- ping.” Connecticut,” by the late Jesse that agreement with Egypt will •OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO refrigerator, heat, hot water. room Cape, Byron Rd. MASTER electrician - familiar THE THOMPSON House- neighborhood. Older couple Greer of Willimantic as his Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 27 jreferred. $150. per month. Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main Carpeting, fireplace, eat-in The present contest closes have to wait until after Israel’s 643-2711 REWEAVING burns, moth BIDWELL Home Improveinent with complex electrical Cottasp Strppt rPtitralW' Preferred. $150. per month. Dec. 31 but may be extended, choice. elections next Monday. Autos For Sale 4 Co. E xpert installation of machine circuitry. Excellent t o ^ t ^ la?Je p ^ n U y |a u l W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 ^ kitchen, 3 bedrooms and dining holes. Zippers repaired. Win MORTGAGES, loans first se said State Rep. Sara Frances The reaction was something Until" then, they said, the aluminum siding, gutters and fringe benefits. Pers. D4r, ^ x 4535 room, or 4th bedroom. (Garage. Lost and Found AUTO INSURANCE - com dow shades, Venetian blinds. cond, third. AJl kinds. Realty, nished rooms, parking. Call 649 ROCKVILLE - 3 1/2-room Treed lot. Helen D. Cole, Curtis, R-Newtown. She is a less than enthusiastic. The most that can he done by the Keys made. TV for rent. trims. Roofing installation and 449, Bristol, Conn. 06010. M/F 2358, for overnight and perma pare our low rates. For a statewide, credit rating un MANCHESTER - Older one- apartment, quiet neighborhood, Realtor, 643-6666. General Assembly wouldn’t Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. Equal Opportunity Employer. nent guest rates. member of the government ad military working group in LOST - Tan male puppy, white telephone quotation call Mr. necessary. Reasonable. Con bedroom apartment, on bus security. No children or pets. back Meskill’s choice. “The ministration policy committee, Geneva is to exchange basic tip on tail. Call 643-0068. Dolin at 646-6050. HORACE Tetrault - Siding, fidential, quick arrangements, line. Includes heat and $160 monthly. 6491060. MANCHESTER — Englewood Hills of My Connecticut” was TRUCKII^G, odd jobs, moving BABYSITTER wanted in my CLEAN FURNISHED room for sponsors of the contest. She and positions. roofing, storm windows, aw Alvin lamayfly Agency. 527-7971., home days, starting January appliances. Older person Drive, Cape. 6 rooms, 3 or 4 State Rep. Dorothy K. Osier, R- relegated to the archives. Israeli chief of staff, Lt. Gen. LOST - orange rnale, tiger cat, AUTOMOBILE Insurance? Call large appliances, cleaning 100 (^institutionitution Plaza,Piaz Hart- a retired or working man. Call THREE largp rooms, com bedrooms, near everything. Polar Bear Is Nancy’s Holiday Guest nings. (Quality workmanship, 2nd, from 1:30-6 p.m. Call 647- 643-9353. preferred. $110 per month. Paul Greenwich, are handling the David Elazar, told Israeli vicinity of Bluefield Drive. Tom Crockett at the Crockett cellars and attics, also some ford. Evenings, 2396879. W. Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535. pletely furnished, off Main LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 649 tree work done. 644-1775. free estimates. Fully Insured. 1913. details. Chairman of the com soldiers on a tour of the Suez Reward. Call 646-1057. Agency, 643-1577 for low rates 872-9187, 6493417. Street, parking available, 2440. , Among those who entered the Nancy Maruska, daughter of Cincinnati Zoo director Ed Maruska, shows a six-week-old MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd MALE TO SHAr E apartment adults only. Call 6491287. mittee is State Rep. Joseph M. 1972 contest were former lines full-scale fighting could and efficient service. It pays to Dogs-BIrds-Pets 41 MANCHESTER Deluxe 2 polar bear the delights of the holidays at their home. The bear, which weighs eight pounds, LOST - Black and white Sheltie check with Tom, MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. mortgages — Interim financing and expenses, own room, wall- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• MIDDLE TPKE. East, Keep Pugliese, R-Plainville. resume with Egypt if the ROOFING — Specializing to-wall carpeting, parking, near bedroom townhouse, super Manchester Mayor Harold A. 10 ounces, will stay in the household until it is old enough to become one of zoo’s attrac (toy Collie), vicinity Cooper Removal, pruning, lot clearing, — expeditious and confidential location, 1 1/2 baths, full Out of Town- warm by the fireplace in this 9 Mrs. Curtis said the com "Geneva truce talks break down. repairing roofs, new roofs, AKC COCKER Spaniel puppies, MCC. Security required. 647- Turkington and Mrs. Carol tions in the polar bear grotto. (UPI photo) Hill Street. Reward. Call 643- 1972 FORD GALAXIE - 15,000 sprayins. Fully insured. service, J. D. Real Estate private basement, includes heat For Rent 66 bedroom home with formal mittee is disappointed. Less Elazar, according to national Licensed. Free estimates. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned buff. Excellent disposition, 9253.______Kuehl. Turkington’s entry had 1792. miles, $2,400. Call 643-0496 or and repaired. 30 years Assoc. 6491980. and appliances, $ ^ per month. dining room, plus extras. than 30 entries have been Israeli radio, said Israel will Phone 633-5345. champion bloodlines. Call 229 original music and lyrics. Mrs. 646-1649. experience. Free estimates. 3098. Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 649 VERNON — Willow Brook Priced in low 30’s. Natalie received and some of them are have “to maintain our forces at ROOM in private home, female Apartments, 3 ^ rooms at $180; Flint, Realtor, 1-429-1110, 742- Kuehl’s was a set of new lyrics LOST - Dog, male mongrel, Howley, 643-5361. Help Wanted 4535, 6491021. obvious cases of plagarism, she Georgia the highest level of alert white, black patch on left eye, YARDS cleaned of storm 35 only. Kitchen privileges, 4% rooms at $205. Includes 9691. for the tune “American Campers-Trailers ADORABLE, AKC registered, parking. Phone 643-6609. said. The songs, she explained, Police Report because any case in which the family pet. Reward. Call 742- debris. Call for free estimate, heat, hot water, refrigerator, Patrol.” Alimony Law Mobile Homes a 644-2361, or 649-3694. GUTTERS and roofs repaired MACHINIST - We have the black miniature poodle, 8 weeks must have original music and talks at Geneva run aground 7708. and replaced. Excellent oven-range, disposal, dis DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS - Mrs. Kuehl has submitted a Ruled Invalid following openings: Lathe, old. 647-1519. APARTMENT Near Martin School, Ansaldi lyrics. All must be on tape, so might bring about the renewal workmanship. Reasonable Apartments For Rent 63 hwasher, wall-to-wall revised recording of her entry. LOST - Dog, black and tan, tan DO you have broken pipes and Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cin- RENTAL OFFICE carpeting, air-conditioning, built, 7-ropm Colonial, 2 they may be played at a public ATLANTA (UPI) - A Fulton of fire.” R.V. OWNERS prices. Free estimate. Ralph timauc. The Purdy Corp., 586 Turkington said he isn’t certain face and paws, female, Airdate need a plumber? Will take care We have a large variety of parking, swimming pools, l/2baths, fireplace, appliances, hearing — at a date to be deter County Superior Court judge His counterpart, Egyptian Sunders, 64913W. Hilliard Street, 6490000. FOUR ROOM apartment, heat he will re-enter. and Terrier, answers to Corky, Concerned about running of emergency calls. Hold deluxe one and two-bedroom lighted tennis courts, basket city utilities, 3-zone heat, mined. ruled Wednesday that alimony army chief of operations Maj. short of gasoline on your master’s plumber license. Call and all utilities paid, $200 MANCHESTER nection with an accident at W. wearing tags. 649-7327. apartments and townhouses ball court, ice skating, picnic plastered walls, two-car gar- payments are a form of sex dis Gen. Hassan el-Greitly, told a weekend trips? '' 872-2238. TOOL MAKER, machinists, monthly, 122 Florence Street, groves, storage. No pets. Call ^e. Immediate occupancy, The manager of the North Center and Cooper Sts. First Class Manchester. Call 644^896, 649 throughout Manchester. Ren crimination and are therefore political rally Wednesday night We have the solution! Heating-Plumbing 17 milling machine operators. Vernon, 872-^11 between 9-4, diaries Lesperance, 649-7620. End A.C. Peterson Farms Shop, Police said that Downes MISSING - young female, cat, Experience preferred but will 2282. tal office open daily from 95, reportedly was taking an in unconstitutional in Georgia. the army was awaiting word white with tiger markings, re A complete line of auxiliary DKX’S SHEET METAL weekdays, after 4, and on Ernest DeLaura of Newington, Agreeing with a husband’s BO m Heating and Plumbing train right mam. Apply at other times by appointment. weekendSjtCall 872-4400. FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, 1 jured passenger to the hospital from President Anwar ^d at to cent operation, needs medical giksoline tanks are now Paragon Tool Company, 121 SUNNY four rooms. Appliances Fuel Shortage reported to police that |42S was contention that the Georgia care. Call 643-1895. TREE SERVICE — Prompt, courteous service. MECHANICS 1/2 baths, 2-car garage, 100’ lot, missing from the money bags when he entered the intersec push Israel from the Sinai available for your Motor Adams Street. supplied. One child. Immediate convenient two blocks from alimony statutes are un- Specializing in storm Call 6491496. DMUTO ENTEHniSES, M. ROCKVILLE - Three-room he deposited, Manchester tion and was struck by a vehicle Peninsula by force. Home, Mini-Home or Pick Up occupancy. $145. S ecurity apartment, heat,-hot water, Main Street, near Center. Bel cohstitutional. Judge Charles PerBonali-Announcements 2 damage. Trras removed, A MACHINE! deposit. 6396026. Police report. driven by Eric Bengston of 59 “Our mission is to liberate (any make). NO JOB too small. Immediate MALE - Part-time, three nights 249A New Stite Rd, Mandwster stove, refrigerator. $135. Adults Air Real Estate, 6499332. Wofford ruled against the wife occupied lands and, in our view, Call our friendly Parts trimmed, shaped. Breaks weekly, or more, time to be 6491021 E Genuineness DeLaura, police said, stated Ridgewood St., which had the PORTRAITS, paintings and il service on service calls. FYee ASSEM8LERS only. Security deposit required. in the divorce case of Michael tar sealed, 643-0002. arranged. Cleaning offices. Call MANCHESTER - Duplex 96, that he had put the overnight green light. A report on the con this can only be achieved by lustrations. (!ail Gary Perrett, Manager now for quick in-, estimates gladly given on Parking for one car. Call 649 CUSTOM built, air-conditioned, Vincent Murphy III vs. Barbara force,” he said. “ We are stallation on your vehicle. heating or Numbing. Faucets 6290(^ after 4:30. Minimum one year large clean rooms, three 9678. California Ranch. Fireplaced receipts from Friday and Satur dition of Downes’ passenger 649-3196 after 6 p.m. bedrooms, kitchen, dining MAIN STREET - first floor, Browne Murphy. awaiting the orders to complete repaired or installed. Water experience. Must read living room, formal dining day in the safe, but when he was not available. TREE REMOVAL - Damaged GRILL man wanted to work at room, living room, full attic four rooms, full basement, big Q u estio n ed Wofford b a s ^ his ruling on our mission.” PIANO wanted, any condition. RECTOWN U .S.A., Inc trees removed and hauled. &ill pumps worked on. (kimplete blueprints. Excellent fringe ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, room, modern kitchen with made a deposit, the bank Court date for Downes was Hartford Road Dairy (jueen, and basement, furnace, $175. lot, plenty of parking. Soon Georgia’s definition of alimony, Call anytime, 742-7141. "We will spnice what collect 459M72. heating systems, rec rooms, benefits and pay. acre yard, garden, $150, Five dining area, family room, three reported to him that he was set for Jan. 21. At Geneva the two sides must be willing to woik alter Security deposit. Available available. 643-1579. which is defined as “...an others havA^ld you" etc. CaW M&M Plumbing & room, $135, Four rooms, $115. large bedrooms, fourth possi HARTFORD (UPI) - short. talked Wednesday in a private nating shifts. Hourly rate open January 1st. Call 6495125. ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully to investigate another persis allowance out of the husband’s Autot For Sale 4 CHAIN SAW work. Call 649 Heating, 6492871. 30 LOCUST STREET - First Appliances included, utilities Connecticut Attorney General In other Manchester Police anteroom of the historic Palais RoirtaStiL. , accoraing to experience out PRESSURE RLAST landscaped grounds. Marion E. tent tiimor that full tankers 'The case is under investiga estate made for the support of 8577. floor, heated apartment, four extra. 872-0359,8 p.m. to 9 p.m. Robert K. Killian said reports: des Nations. They agreed only Willimantic, C ^ . SEWERLINES, sink lines, will tram, 40 hours weekly. MF6.CC.,INC. FOUR large rooms, second Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. refused to unload at Connec tion by Manchester detectives. the wife when living separate NEED CAR? Credit bad? floor, working couple rooms, family unit. Security. —Elwin Glidden Jr. 23, of to meet again Friday. 4 2 3 - 1 6 2 5 cleaned with electric cutters, Apply in person between 9 a.m. 41 Chapel Street ROCKVILLE - Rockland C Wednesday that latest oil in ticut oil term inals in New from him...” Bankrupt? Repossessed? RE'nRED BUILDER available to 12 noon. preferred. Large porch and $185. Call 95, 6492426. dustry figures fail to show a Strafford, was charged with Israel proposed once again a Honest Douglas accepts lowest by professionals. McKinney Manchester, Conn. Terrace Apartment, Highland MANCHESTER - 95, 2-family, Haven and Bridgeport wee James Daly, 52, of no certaip “There is a substantial for alterations and repairs, $5. ^)-rear yard. Call < kitchen, living room, dining genuine national shortage of non-support. ’The charge was mutual withdrawal from the down, smallest payments. per hour. Call 6491975, Richard Bros. Sewer Disposal Com MANCHESTER - Available im Avenue, Large and beautiful 3 stymied by heavy fog. address, was charged federal question involved in this REAL ESTATE - Earn $12,000 room, one-bedroom room, 2 bedrooms, each unit, 2- fuel and gasoline. lodged via the Family Relations tense Suez cease-fire lines, with Douglas Motors, 345 Main. J. Young. pany, 6495308. mediately, four rooms with Killian sent an Assistant At- Wednesday with intoxication case,” Wofford said. “Our law plus yearly. Must have license Call Mrs. Brunetti, 6492487, apartments, available im car garage. Merritt Agency, Killian said figures published Office and a Circuit Court 12 a U.N. peacekeeping force in R.V. PARTS & ACCESSORIES heat, centrally located. Adults torney General and a and breach of peace in connec provides only that it is an ►♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦a JOHN C. MARTIN Plumbing - or in process, (kmfidential in between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m., mediately, includes heat, hot 6491180. in a national industry journal by warrant. He was released on a the no-man’s land between. One of the largest selections DICK’S Snowplowing - terview. Call Ralph Pasek, only, no pets. $185 monthly. Call photographer to New Haven to tion with a disturbance at the allowance out of the husband’s Free estimates on remodeling weekdays. water, carpeting, air-, the American Petroleum 5500 non-surety bond with court Egypt had three plans, all in- Legal Notices in New England>available for specializing in serving Realtor, 2897475, 7fi-8243. VILUGER 9 to 5 p.m., 6491570. try to find ships allegedly lying Second Congregational Church estate, so it can’t flow both Rockledge and surrounding repairs and new construction. conditioning, all appliances, MANCHESTER - Neat as a pin Institute show that as of Dec. 7 on N. Main St. in which Daly date Jan. 21. volving partial Israeli your inspection! Come in and Call 8754)448 APARTMEHTS with dishwasher and disposal. is this charming 9room Cape. offshore and refusing to come ways. The modern tendency is LIQUOR PERMIT area. Lots, sanding, driveways, MANCHESTER - Immediate, national gasoline supply stood —Judith Palifka, 21, of East withdrawal from the Sinai shop or browse! Private terrace and pool. From Three bedrooms, living room, to port. reportedly disrupted a meeting. that it must flow both ways, and NOTICE OF APPLICATION sidewalks. 643-0002. Five-room, 2-bedroom brand new 3-bedroom duplexes, at 204.2 million barrels, down While being arrested, Daly Hartford, came to Police Peninsula, occupied by This is to give notice that Albert L. AH Porta-Pottis , FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, td^nhouse, wall-to-wall $165. 872-6360, 529-6586. dining room, andj ‘"rhey couldn’t see 10 feet off the male and female must be Falco of 44 Ldand Drive, East Hartford, living room, large kitchen with about 3.5 per cent from the Headquarters where she was Jerusalem’s army during the Raducad 20% TWO COLLEGE students with repairs, remodeling, free es RN Artlelee lor Sale 45 carpeting, fireplace, 2 air con all appliances, wall-to-wall Wall-to-wall carp the dock,” Killian said. reportedly scuffled with the treated equally. The U.S. has filed an application placarded HEBRON - 4-room apartment, same time last year. arresting officer and fell head served a Circuit Court 12 1967 war. The plans call^ for December 19, ,1973 with the Liquor Con Raaaa Stab. Jacks truck will clean up yards from timates. 1^0 job too small. It PM ■ 7 AM. ditioners, appliances, heat carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, private walls. Asking Killian said . his assistant Supreme Court has ruled to this trol Commission foe a PACKAGE Prompt service on emergency. heat, hot water included. Agency, 6491511. Supplies of other petroleum first off some stairs and landed warrant charging her with two buffer zones guaranteed either rag. S16.BS NOW $9.99 storm. Call 649-3761. Part-time, excellent wages ALUMINUM SHEETS used as and hot water, 1% tiled baths, basement, driveway, $250 found an Exxon tanker un effect in several cases.” LIQUOR for the sale of alcoholic liquor 643-70M. printing plates, .007 thick, Children welcome. $170 per products stood at 207 million counts of issuing a bad check. by U.N. forces or Egyptian on the premises, 365 Center Street, and benefits. Work in a very washer and dryer hookup, loading at the Wyatt terminal, on his head. He was taken to In making the ruling, Wofford 23x32” . a cents each or 5 for $1. l 5 ^ S V r S f h e t t e “& ^ ^ ^ ^ month. Deposit required. (Jail IM PA CT, QUIET, complete. barrels, an increase pf more She was released on her written civilians and police. Manchester. The business will be owned TREE AND Brush removal. clean and pleasant at patio. No pets. an unidentified tahker at the Manchester Memorial said the definition of alimony ^ Albert L, Falco, of 44 Leland Drive, SUPER SPECIAL PLUMBING repairs done • Phone 643-2711. Realtors, Inc, 263 Main Street, . Jh's Ranch has it all than 10 per cent over last year’s promise to appear in court Jan. Each side rejected the All Carafraa Awnings (^11 anytime, 6491590. mosphere with a skilled and Getty terminal and another Hospital’s Emergency Room “denies husbands as a class due East Hartford and will be conducted by major and minor. Emergent Call 649-7620 Manchester, 6494144. ' " ...... Lovely...... quiet street,...... treed yhrd supply, according to the in 21. other’s plan, conference Albert L. Falco as permittee. In Stock service available. Call after 5, dedicated staff. L o c a tio n s fo r and garden, one-car garage, full vessel which had just unloaded for treatment. He was then held process and equal protection of NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 B u sin e ss dustry figures. —William Mohr Sr, 47, of . sources said. , 649-5474. Rent 67 basement, warm yourself in at the Texaco terminal. at the hospital for observation. the law as guaranteed (them) 20% OFF MANCHESTER MANCR cents each. Inquire side door. MANCHESTER - first floor, 4 The figures showed that net East Hartford, was charged Manchester Evening Herald. front of crackling fir^lace. Killian said another search Court date is Jan. 14. by the Constitution of the state rooms just redecorated. $150 supply was up about 6 per cent Wednesday via a Circuit Court Complete selection of the CERAMIC C&K PLUMBING and HeaUng. NURSIN6HCME MANCHESTER - One bedroom monthly, no pets, security MANCHESTER - 100,000 What more can you ask. Price? would be made by boat when of Georgia and by the Constitu compared to the same period 12 warrant with non-support. new amazing Toshiba TVs - - For emergency call 6492960. 38S Cmlir St FISCHER aluminum skis, Ranch type apartment. required. Available January square feet, will divide. Only $23,500. Act today. Keith the weather cleared. He also John Downes, 19, of 124 tion of the United States.” Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. last year. He was released on his written Color and Black & White in TILE 8 4 t-0 1 2 i never used, cost $130, will sell Includes heat and appliances. 1st. 2299692. Suitable for manufacturing and said he would arrange for Spruce St., was charged Wofford said his ruling would warehouse. 1-2291206. Killian, who has filed a civil promise to appear in court Jan. 110 and 12-Volt as well as One Call Electrical 16' for $90. One pair of Lange ski $170 per .month. P au l W. fulltime surveillance of all Wednesday with failure to obey have no immediate effect on boots, used 5 times, excellent SEVEN ROOM CAPE - On antitrust suit against the 21. Transistor Radios at Does It Alll Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535, 649 FAMILY? We specialize iq fih- tanker movements in and near a traffic control signal in con- Georgia laws, and would stand TRl-CI’TY ELECTRIC - Ser I’M LOOKINQ for people who condition, size 10 1/2, .will sell 102L ding large ^ homes jahd 460 MAIN STREET - Ideal for large one acre treed lot. nation’s largest oil companies, —Margaret Schalter, 67, of 80 LOW, LOW PRICES. We specialize in ceramic tile, Aluminum siding, full shed the port. only as the law in this par ving you in any electrical want extra money, who want for $40. Call-6498653, ask for aprtments that accept/^your store, office etc. $160. Call 649 said the figures belie oil com Meadow Lane, was charged slate, flagstone and quarry spare-time businesses of their dormer. Scarce price range. ticular case until it is over See the Latest and The Best problems, "remodeling, Jason. 118 MAIN ST. - 3 room apart kids and pets for less rent than 2426, 9-5. pany claims of a shortage. Wednesday with operating a tile. For complete bathroom own that won’t upset family Only $29,900. Keith Real Estate, turned. He said an appeal is RECTOWN U.S.A., Inc. maintenance, trouble shooting, ment, heat, security, $160. Call you’d expect. Fast Service. He said the figures show that motor vehicle while her license remodeling, we’ll handle all duties. Find out how to qualify CARPETS AND life too can be STORE, 24 1/2x35’, full base 6494126, 6491922. expected. RoutaSIxWast etc. Call us today, Dick, 649 6492426, 95. Kentex, $3Q. fee. 5496980.1 the oil industry was withholding Gas Station was under suspension in con carpentry, plumbing and tile 3739 or Bob 6490194. as an Avon Representative. beautiful if you use Blue Lustre. ment, Center Street location. 2 Lots-Land for Sale 73 its supply-,from the market in nection with a two-car accident Willimantic, Cegn. work. Expert workmanship Call 2894922. Rent electric shampooer $1. LOVELY 2-bedroom apartment Call 6490459. an effort to drive prices up and at E. Center and Lenox Sts. in 4 2 3 - 1 6 2 9 and reasonable rates. FfoiyAg 19 The E. A. Johnson Paint Corn- with refrigerator, range, dis WANTED - E i^rien ced part- WOODLAND Ma n c h e s t e r - First level 9 approximately 70 acres of force smaller retailing com Which her car, after being Six Persons Call Mandevllla 723 Main Street, posal, neat and air- Owners Want FLOOR Sandingv and time counter help for small inchester. conditioning, parking. $195 room paneled su ite w ith beauiful level land in Tolland. r, petitors out of business. struck by one driven by George l i i CJioice development piece. T. J. Die In Fire 6 4 3 -9 6 7 8 Refinishing, (specializing in coffee shop. Apply in person. monthly. Handy to Main Street. MANOR waiting room and receptionist The attorney general said Kelley of Rockville, hit a utility M id -W in te r Ann’s Spot, 21 Oak Street. room. Excellent parking Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577, or pole and snapped off the traffic older floors). Inside paini Fuel-Feed 49 Call 6^2427. petroleum products apparently UMATILLA, F la.’( U P I )- A ceilings. John Verfaille, APARTMENTS facilities. Ideal location for 875-6279 control signal box. Special professional. For details call were being stored “in tanks, in Price itikes 72-year-old man and five of his 5750, 872-2222. \ HARDWOOD for sale, cut to 1 FIVE ROOMS, tiled bath, heat NOIMSIdM S iritI She was also given a written Service by Holiday Factory- v d l E REMOVAL - Call Dave .... Martens Agency, Realtors, boats, in pipelines and in grandchildren burned .to death Trained Specialists at f i of 1/2’ lengths, split and delivered, and hot water, included, newly (Off W. M iM o TpkO.) United Press International cents for regular and 49.9 cents warning for failure to grant the Edwards, 646-8464. EXEC. SALES REP. 6492550. trucks,” qntil prices are es Wednesday when an oil heater /tegular Cost Dressmaking 22 call an;^ime, 6491573. remodeled, middleaged adults, MANCHESTER 7 Gasoline station operators for premium. Government tablished at new high levels and right of way. Court date is Jan. exploded spewing flames securiW deposit, references, no Blimby Out of Town-For Sale 75 and the Internal Revenue Ser restrictions in his case set the We will remove the Brake TREES or branches cut and independent marketers are 7. through his two-bedroom frame Unusual money making ad FIREWOOD - Half cord, split, ets. Parking, 11 1/2B School UAR HOUSINfi COUP. Houses For Sale 72 vice appear headed for a clash price at 44.9 cents and 47.9 Drums from your Travel removed. Call 649-9550 or 649 DRESSMAKING - 15 years HEBRON - Eight room U&R eradicated. —Virginia McGann, 51, of home. 9390. experience. Specializing in vancement opportunities with cut and delivered, $25: C!all 649 gt. Across from East Side Rec. on the price of gasoline at the cents. Trailer (any make), inspect Near Main St. 1 and 2-bedroom luxiiry MANCHESTER - Original Raised Ranch, under 10 years Killian said there was no East Hartford, was charged Gus Herman Wilkerson, the alterations, evening and bridal 1974 expansion lead in g 9968 or 487-0641. pumps. “ People are willing to pay the brake linings, brake apartments. Features wall-to- owneni selling their home, old. Immaculate condition. evidence to support rumors that Wednesday with operating a grandfather, ran from the TREE SERVICE (Soucier) gowns. Call Sandy, 6497042,19 business'service corporation. Spacious, partially wooded Following reports of gasoline 49.9 cents,” said Murphy, magnets, wiring, drums, SPLIT OAK fireplace wood, $20 A’rT R A C n V E 4 1/2 rooms, se wall carpeting, vanity tile three large b^rooms, 2 full the state of Connecticut had motor vehicle while under the flaming house, turned on a gar Trees cut, building lots cleared, If experienced selling top grounds, must be whose group represents about shock absorbers, rims, and orders delivereo! Call 742-7886. cond floor apartment, stove and baths, built-in oven, range, baths, large kitchen with built- been singled out for revenge by, . price gouging over the Christ influence of alcohol *and/or den hose and pulled it back in trees topped. Got a tree management and earning five seen....Martens Agency, mas holiday weekend, the IRS 400 stations. tires plus inspect and repack problem? Well worth phone refrigerator, $150 monthly. dishwasher, refrigerator and in oven, range and dishwasher. major oil companies. drugs. Police said the vehicle side in a futile attempt to battle Bonda-Stocks-Uortgagee 27 figures yearly we want to talk Lease, security. Middleagra Attractive dining area. Living Realtors, 646-2550. launched an investigation into He said he expected “many wheel bearings and adjust call, 742-8252. SEASONED FIREWOOD, disposal, electric heat, 2 air A number of gas station she was operating struck two the fire, witnesses said. to you. Age no handicap. delivered by pick-up truck load. couple preferred. No pets or conditioners, glass sliding room with fireplace. $32,500. prices exceeding federal other” stations across the coun brake shoes, for only CENTER of Rockville - Older operators have told reports that parked cars in the Parkade Firemen said Wilkerson ap Leads furnished. Repeat Call 7 4 9 8 ^ o r 7^7676. children. References rrauired. doors, all large rooms. Full Wolverton Agency, Realtors, regulations. Rather than sell at try to join the boycott that two-family home that is truly the industry is deliberately parking lot. Court date was set parently dropped the hose just $ 9 .9 5 PelnHng-Paperlng 13 BASKIN business. Write Mr. (^ h e rs . Call 6491074. basement storage area, ample 649^13. government-imposed levels, would begin “as soon as gas for Jan. 21. BENJY is an original—a comic the handyman’s special. One strangling Connecticut gasoline inside the house and never Tandem axle Trailers only Box 4095, Cleveland, Ohio SEASONED FIREWOOD for parking. Starting at $175. Han apartment vacant. Asking $26,- many stations said they would runs out Saturday.” creation by Jim Berry, famed for You Can sale, 3/4ton, pick-up load, $45. TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, MANCHESTER - Older supplies as a backlash '’to —Pauline Rossignol, 25, of emerged. H|^ body was found $5.00 additional, parts and R&M PAINTING - Painting, 44123, or ^ o n e 216/255-6100. dy to shopping, schools, bus 900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- close indefinitely. Robert Jacobs, an offiOial of paperhanging, exterior and in Talk To Ua Call anytime, 4290184. full private basement. Private Colonial in excellent condition. Killian’s suit and state legisla 1190 W. Middle Tpke. was inside along with the bodies of his “Berry’s World” panel. material, if any extra. and religious facilities. 1577. “That’s all we needed,” the Illinois and Indiana terior, commercial and entrances and pajio. Includes Much new work performed in tion creating a Petroleum Price issued a summons l^nesday A rth u r W. W ilkerson, .4; Call our Service Manager N you n«v« financial proOI* ,1. i I;. * ■ ■. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 27, 1973 • ■ ' ------— ------' ' --- - ■ ' Tolland County Quaker Group . Hollander said a minute was disrespect, but according to the Poses Question adopted by the 19'-member Quaker tradition "that all men executive' commftteq of the are equal in the sight of God.” To President religious group at the monthly The letter called on f'lixon, HARTF6RD (UPI) - The meeting held in Stamford ."who has on various occasions 85 East Cinter St. Stamford-Greenwich (Quakers galling for the resignatio.n referred to your Quaker Economist Tells Why say President Nixon should live request to be forwarded to the background,” to “respect the At Summit St. up to his Quaker background by White House. traditional testimonies of the He said notice of the Dec. 16 Mancheater^^A CUy of Village Charm resigning. ' . society. WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SP.EriAL Carl Hollander of Old meeting was delayed because « “ It seems’to us that serious PRICE: FIF'tEEN CENTS Food JPrices on Rise of the ice storm that struck I . Greenwich, clerk of the Stam- discrepancies exist between bunch; MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY,- DEC. 28,1973 — VOL. XCIII, No. 75 fordGreenwich Religious Socie Connecticut and delayed comm»-' these testimonies and the ac Pompons 1.88 munications for almost a weekr SIXTEEN PAGES are (pod prices con per cent in 1951, Dr. Stitts that from a 1,000 pound live ty of Friends, said Wednesday tions which you have either why Hollander said the President tinuing to ris{^? explained. steer there are about 350 pounds the society has asked Nixoif to taken or for which you may be was addressed in a letter simp The increased 'demand for “Population gains, even in of edible counter meat, and.it resign “as one who shared their considered to be ultimately ly as Richard Nxion, not out of food in this country and abroad, the undeveloped countries, takes seven pounds of grain to beliefs.” responsible.” the decrease in the capability to have been occurring throughout produce one pound of meat. produce food, and the uncer the world as a result of modern “At the same time that the tainty of the weather is the medicine. Young people, and demand for our food is in explanation given by Dr. particularly old people, who creasing, there are other fac OPEN DAILY 10-10 Rationing Hinges On Many Factors Donald Stitts, extension would have normally been tors which are decreasing our THURS., FBI., SAT. economist at the University of expected to die, do not die,” Dr. efficiency of production,” Dr. Connecticut. Stitts said. Stitts said: Speaking to the annual He added, “To further com The reassessing of new meeting of the Tolland County plicate matters, people and technologic, by agriculturists their culture do not change and environmentalists could Conservation Extension.^ Service, Dr. Stitts outlined events leading to the quickly. When death was a com result in a slowdown in Limits present high food prices. mon occurrence and the agricultural output, and since Dr. Stitts said that since majority of people were needed. large amounts of energy are Measures World War I there has been a to produce food in the un used to produce fertilizers, Stressed By Simon tremendous gain in agricultural developed countries of the there may be a shortage of fer world, large families were production. This overproduc- tilizers on which high crop WASHINGTON (UPI) — How close Americans come to needed to provide labor and to Still Needed • yields are dependent. Dr. Stitts , tion ha's been due primarily to voluntanly limiting themselves to a “target” of 10 gallons the tremendous gains in new continue family lines. explained. technology. He explained these “Today this is not necessary. During the years when there HARTFORD (UPI) — The president of Northeast of gasoline per Wwk will be a big factor—but not the only are such things as new seeds, However, large families are was an overproduction of food, Utilities said Thuii^ay public conservation measures will one — in determining whether a new standby rationing still the rule and not the excep mechanical power, fertilizer certain government programs still be needed despite additional residual oil federal plan IS put into effect, the government says. and such, coupled with very tion, and will be for a long time were initiated to take land out Announcing the plan to come,” Dr. Stitts said. of agricultural production. Dr. energy adviser William Simon has order^ diverted to Thursday, federal energy chief favorable growing conditions. NO-IRON could be adjusted monthly to “Thus growth rates or Stitts said, adding that the first New England. William E. Simon said other "Consumers in the United reflect changes in demand and 'mouths to feed’ have increased land taken out of production ROSE SHEETS American Beauty Rosa” W an F. Sillin Jr., chairman and president of Northeast, factors affecting whether it is States, due to our tremendous supply. ’The plan could be im so rapidly that now food produc was the poorest land. Twin Flat or F lt M activated will be; food producing machine, have hailed Simon’s announcement of an extra 4.5 million plemented by March 1. ‘ tion cannot keep up with it,” “The new land coming back —How much crude oil con been the best fed people in the barrels of boiler fuel for New England utilities. The exact amount any driver Dr. Stitts explained. into production is land which “EnfilltliOanlair tinues to “leak” to tee United world at the lowest possible would receive would depend on Another factor affecting the cannot be expected to produce “Sun Daisy” Reg. 3.37 "Today’s announcement (by storm may lead the utilities to States through tee Arab oil em price,” Dr. Stitts said. local conditions such as popula food prices is the changing diets as much food as land-that is Simon) is welcome news for seek another rate hike. bargo. He further explained that the Double Flat or Fitted consumers who have already tion density and availability of of people throughout the world, already in production,” Dr. Insurance Insufficient —This winter’s weather, United States has lived with a p r f l - * cut back use as much as 18 per mass transit,"but for most especially since World War II. Stitts said. I V* I Eugene Sturgeon of which affects how much crude “cheap fpod policy" for the cent,” Sillin said. He said drivers the ration would Dr. Stitts said many countries “Weather and other acts of Northeast said none of the oil must be diverted from past 35 years. “public conservation measures average 32 to 35 gallons per have changed from cereal God throughout the world are Reg. 4.471^ storm damage was covered by production of gasoline to In 1971 American consumers will continue to be important.” month. eating to beef eating for their key factors to the amount of Cotton/ polyester insurance and the company had heating oil. spent 16 per cent of their in Simon said first shipments of Simon said the crude oil shor protein needs with per capita f o ^ produced. Tliey are entire . with eyelet trim. to shoulder tee c6st of power —How successfully domestic comes for food, compared to 23 the diverted oil will begin tage already has narrowed consumption of meat having ly unpredictable and usually un restoration. refiners maintain their produc 130-:thread count. •JW a ' arriving in New England next somewhat. Officials first doubled in this country and controllable,” Dr. Stitts added. CANNON. Northeast has tentatively es tion and inventories. 2.74 Casas, ...Pr. 2.37 week. He said the first supplies thought the long-anticipated Japan. And therein lies some of the timated the cost of the storm at “We know that families will received should be sufficient to shortages plus the Arab em Dr. Stitts said, however, that complicated reasons why the 810 million, including expenses find it necessary to exceed the return the utility company bargo would leave crude oil animal protein is a very inef housewife is spending more and caused by additional workers, 10-gallon target during some short by 3.27 million barrels a reserves to “safe” levels. weeks,” Simon said. A‘IS Club Fetes ficient source of protein, noting more to feed her family. housing and fpod for repair day. The newest estimate is a Hearing* Scheduled “Therefore, if all American NO-IRON crews, and capital spending for shortage of 2.7 million — 13.6 Camp Volunteers Northeast faces an eight new equipment destroyed by drivers took 10 gallons a week million barrel deficit of per cent of tee country’s needs, About 100 volunteers, staff PERCALES tee storm. as a target, we would hope to Simon said. Twin Flat or Fitted residual oil by the end of get an over-all cutback of and friends of Camp Kennedy In another energy develop- The difference comes will be feted Friday night at the March. Its current reserve ^ ment, the Coast Guard between 25 and 30 per cent in because the Arab embargo Manchester Army and Navy stands at 5.1 million barrels, 1.6 Thursday denied fuel tankers Town Receives Case Mt. Check total gasoline usage.” “ leaks” by about 600,000 million barrels short of what Club, when the club conducts its Happy New Year 1 Reg. 2.97 are being anchored off New Average 12.4 Gallons barrels a day, he said. That the company considers 10th annual dinner for per Double Flat or Fitted i Haven Harbor waiting for oil State Comptroller Nathan Agostinelli, left, personally ment has set aside 3298,953 toward the purchase price - A 25 per cent cut, he said, means some friendly countries minimum reserve. prices to shoot up before un sonnel of the camp for retarded delivers a check for 3165,523.50 to Town Treasurer Roger set at 3630,000. The Manchester Board of Directors has would mean each driver are letting tee United States children. from all of us at Despite extra residual fuel loading. Negro, center, and Acting Town Manager John Harkins. scheduled a public hearing for Jan. 8 on the town’s share reducing his weekly use of gas have some transshipped Arab Reunion hour will be at 7 PINEHURST GROCERY... 3^3 i oil, which is expected to head Gov. Thomas J. Meskill oline from the present average oil. Reg. 3.84 off power blackouts in the The sum is the staters share for town acquisition of the ratiinat^ at 3169,043. The 33,500 differential between the p.m., with dinner and the awar Wednesday called attention to 229.56-acre Case Mt. parcel. The check was hand-delivered of 16.5 gallons to an average 1.99 raoweasM.Pr. 1.72 region this winter, the state “persistent rumors” that state s share and the town’s share is to cover possible con Response Tremendous ding of honors to follow. In 12.4, “We are far from being out of Now that the storm Is I 9.14QuaanSliaal....«.4.77 Public Utilities Commission tankers were lying outside the on the recommendation of Douglas Costle, commissioner tingencies. The present proposal for financing the 3169,043 charge of dinner arrangements PInehurst Figures reported so far show the woods,” Simon said. “We will be Marti Corderino, A-N over, the lights are on and 7.14 nm SiMOl...... BJ9 said Thursday hearings will be harbor, not unloading, and of the Department of Environmental Protection, which IS to take 396,043 from the Insurance Refund Account, 354,- Americans cut their, gasoline Holiday 2.44IOngCasw .Pr.2.17 held as scheduled on possible called for an investigation. recommended the state grant. In an accompanying letter have seen tremendous president, and Jim Wagner, everyone is warm... 050 from unappropriated and available surplus, and the purchases 7.9 per cent from response. We have seen an ef 160 TlVdadi Ptr. Sq. In. temporary blackouts in the Commander Daniel Charter Costle wrote, “The numy people that have involved in vice president. Schedule remaining 318,050 from available money in the Capitol Bn- normal during tee week ending fort on tee part of the state. ' of tee Coast Guard station at thp preservation of Case Mountain are conhplimented on The Army and Navy Club EVERYONE IS provement- Reserve Fund and the Parker-Qaktod, Ac Dec. 14— far short of tee 25 per bureaucracy as well as the took Camp Kennedy under its SMILING... Open Friday George Tower, spokesman tee harbor said an inspection of their efforts. Keep upihegood work.’"The federal govern count. (Herald photo by (Jffara) cent Simon hopes for. But for the commission, said tee American people to cope. If tee wing ever since the first session 8 A.M. 'til 8 P.M. tanker schedules showed no was before Simon’s call last American public continues to — n 1964. Since then, it has held Open Saturday NO-IRON public hearings are scheduled evidence that tankers have week for a voluntary 10-galIon to begin next Wednesday. cooperate, we can avoid more cookouts, picnics and dinners 8 A.M. ’til 6 P.M. been stalling on purpose off tee limit. stringent measures, there’s no SHEETS Tower said the hearings will for its personnel each year. After a hectic week, right Open Sunday harbor. The standby plan would give doubt about teat.” Twin Flat or FMIed consider sporadic blackouts thru Sunday and the Mon Charter said some tankers do each licensed driver over 18 Herbert Stein, chairman of 8 A.M. ’til 5 P.M. lasting up to four hours for Board Of Education Adopts day before Christmas, we ^PERMANENT not come right into the dock years of age an authorization the President’s Coqncil of Open Monday selected customers which may PRESS because of low tide, or because card and a number of ration Economic Advisers, had a are busy getting our 8 A.M. ’til 6 P.M. become necessary at some shelves filled for business other tankers are already at the coupons each monte—probably gloomier view. He told a news They Remember CLOSED NEW YEAR’S point in the future to conserve main loading terminal. as usual. What empty Double Plat or Fitted Fuel Conservation Policy entitling him to 8 or 9 gallons conference “the period of fuel. DETROIT (UPI) - A slum- day He said that on one occasion a per week. He could buy more maximum shortage (of fuel) shelves we had at the end In a related matter. Tower bom former convict and his • 7 7 damaged vessel unloading at June Tompkins coupons from anybody wdio had lies immediately ahead of us.” of the week. said the cost of restoring power the dock took longer than usual As many night events as what tee fuel situation is likely not used up his supply. That buddy played Santa Qaus to 14 (Herald Reporter) Highland Park School suf He said the American economy orphaned children in Detroit to thousands of Connecticut possible will be moved from to be in February. way there would be no black Sale continues here at iOacron* polyd^- In the face of uncertain fered tee most severe damage, will grow, “but the Arabs will because they remembered CA N N O N ^ residents after last week’s ice (See Page Sixteen) schools burning No. 6 and No. 2 It was recommended for market. The number of coupons Since we were one of the PInehurst on ter/ cotton .130 weather conditions ahead and Kennedy said, with condensa own more of it.” "what it’s like not to get much, fuel oil to schools burning No. 4 planning purposes that four of few food stores with light, tee possibility that present fuel tion and several frozen pipe for Christmas.” threads per sq. in. fuel oil until approximately tee five days lost because of the heat and refrigeration all conservation steps may not be sections in the new building. It Gary Wright of Fraser and con Pr.raowcases 1.32 April 1. ice storm of Dec. 17 and tee thru last week, we had our ♦Dupont T.M. enough, the Board of Education was necessary, he said, to run Gary Hutchins of Roseville GIN6ER ALE The board’s major concern resulting power failure be ten the heat at full force to dry out VanCamp Wins Thursday night adopted a series bought 18 bicycles from a police lines before our SMART NO-IRON STRIPES presently centers on No. 6 fuel tatively scheduled for April 16- and Nixon Reported of recommendations from the building. auction and worked two months checkouts which oil, often referred to as 19. This would leave a four-day con Reg. 2.94 3.97 James P. Kennedy, superinten No permanent damage was to repair them. The freshly resembled the gas station “residual fuel.” The board has weekend break in April. The ad done to any of the school CLUBSOOA MAHRESS dent of Manchester schools, to been informed by its supplier of Bermuda Trip pain t^ bikes brought screams lines. Planning To ditional day and any other time meet the energy crisis subject buildings. The storm only of delight from the 14 3 full qt. bottles 0 3 3 a PAD-COVER No. 6 fuel oil that it may expect lost because of tee energy shor aggravated existing roof 3 3 to alterations according to con between 20 and 40 per cent less Brien VanCamp of 1053 E. grandchildren of a Detroit cou \ Reg. 5.27 - 4 Deyi tage or bad weather would be problems, said Kennedy. Inc., 295 Broad St., thereby We appreciate your ditions. Middle Tpke. was selected ple. The grandparents took over 99« Twin Flat RjL^V Double Flat Keep Transcripts of teat fuel this year than was made up in June. Acceptance of Gratitude was expressed by making that firm eligible for a patience...Now that we all or Fitted or Fitted Some schools will remain winner of the Bermuda care of the children after their buy an assorted case of used in 1972. No. 6 fuel oil is this recommendation would Kennedy to the school custodial similar trip. really know what It Is to be open for after school activities, Sweepstakes contest sponsored widowed mother died in child 12 If you wish at the same Cannorf“Malibu Stripe” Montlcello* Sheets in a used at the two largest schools make June 20 the last day of staff and cafeteria for tee long When notified that he was a WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Nixon h^s decided athletic events and outside by 'The Herald and area birth. without heat, .light and low price. choice of decor colors. Tailored in polyester/cot- in tee system, the high school school a s ^ now. hours spent in caring and winner, VanCamp who is 24, not to publicly release transcripts or sununaries of the users with tee understanding merchants. VanCanip’s entry “Just watching their faces power, let’s start the new and Bennet. Kennedy reported that single, and employed by the ton , 130 threads per square inch . Flat>or fitted. that heating will be at the providing for tee townspeople was drawn this morning from gives me a new lease on life,” year off saving all the heat Watergate tapes because he and his senior advisers fear The board has also been in- damage to tee schools during who u s ^ tee high school for Manchester Park Department, Ran. 6.97 Queen Sheets.. 9.97 Reg. 2.44 PIHowcesee »Pr. 2.1S “night” controls level. In most among the 527 other semi Wright said. “It’s likf betting and light we can so that the tapes would convince growing segments of the public fonried that the eleven schools last week’s ice storm was less emergency shelter and meals. said, “I’m going to give the trip We will have 1’A lb. bags Reg. 9.39 King Sheets .....7.33 Reg. 2.94 King Cesesi... h'. 2.47 cases this means 62 degrees or and central office, users of No. finalist’s entries at LaBonne on a horse and winning.” we will not have to go fhru that Nixon was involved in the Watergate cover-up, the severe than feared. Some Joining the workers for one to my parents. They need it of. large Shrimp and 3 lb. lower where practical.- 4 oil, also classified as a schools had little or no Travel World in Manchester. another week like the jiast Washington Post said today. more than I do.” He is the son bags of Jumbo Shrimp. The start of tee adult educa residual fuel, should have suf problems. Most of tee damage VanCamp deposited his win one. tion program is to be postponed (See Page Sixteen) ning entry at Manchester Tire of Mr. and Mrs. Harry The White House also decided ficient supply with adequate was in the nature of roof leaks. VanCamp of 1053 E. Middle from Jan. 14 until March 11. conservation steps for the Wednesday that it will resist involved in a conspiracy,” the ’Tpke. A Christmas Tale We hope you enjoyed advisers said. Exceptions to this foreseeable future. Just under SAN BERNARDINO, Calif. attempts by the Senate recolmmendation are teat the ’The winners will receive a your Christmas and that Watergate Committee to obtain The tapes show that the SO percent of tee fuel consumed vacation for two in Bermuda at (UPI) — The Christmas tale Sliced to Order adult basic education program, by tee schools last year was No. you have a Happy, these materials, the paper said, President was aware teat there the Sonesta Beach Hotel, in began Tuesday when a bandit Healthy 1974 Cold Cuts and was an organized effort to the high school equivalency 4 fuel oil. entered a bar, waved a pistol and will make them available program and the classes of cluding round-trip air transpor Cheese “contain” Watergate because it Students at tee high school and demanded money. One of only to the House Judiciary English as a second language tation between Hartford and for your party. represented a threat to Nixon’s and their parents will be asked the patrons, annoyed at the in PInehunt Committee, which is in should start Jan. 14. These Bermuda. 'The package also in vestigating the possible im re-election in the 1972 cam to cooperate in reducing the cludes twin-bed accom terruption of their Christmas Walter P. Gorman CHEESE paign, the Post said. classes are to be transferred number of automobiles driven party, hurled a shot glass at the peachment of the President. from Manchester High School modations, breakfast and PROVOLONE Quoting “senior presidential “It is unclear whether he was to schools. Car pooling will be dinner daily^ transfers from would-be robber. ’Die bandit aware of offers of executive to the nuiin building at Bennet encouraged for students who fired a shot, but didn’t hit SWISS aides,” Post reporters Carl Junior High School. airport to hotel and return, clemency or the payments of must take cars to school anyone. Bernstein and Bob Woodward gratuities and room tax, plus HOLIOAY COOPER SHARP money to tee seven convicted The heating level will have to because of jobs after school. The drinkers charged off said the White House tape be kept up at tee Bennet main 8200 expense money provided LAND O’ LAKES Watergate onspirators for Teachers and other school per their stools. The gunman fired SWEOISH recordings indicate that at a building because of tee housing by The Herald. Winners must WHITE minimum, Nixon had silence,” said the Post, quoting sonnel will be requested to pool take the trip before March 1; one warning shot, turned and KORV... one source familiar with tee of the data processing center where practical and possible. knowledge of the Watergate which serves not only tee school LaBonne Travel World is fled, with a pack of about six MOTHER GOOSE contents of tee tapes. “That is One more grinding of cover-up at least several days system and the town but six or handling arrangements. men on his heels. The bartender LIVERWURST obstruction of justice and a Contingency plans will be our famous before March 21,1973, the date seven other school districts and telephoned police and officers HUE crime. The jother, the con drawn for an addition to tee LEAN IMPORTED that Nixon maintains he first caught up with the chase and taining of the Watergate, was towns. The data processing February vacation. No action SUNNY arrested David Rey, 29, on a KORV BOILED HAM learned of It. center works two and, at times, on this plan will be The reported presidential just good politics.” charge of attempted robbery. CAPACOLLA three shifts. recommended until it is clearer The crowd from the bar will be ready at 10:30 WASIKIOTIIS decision would represent a However, the sources said returned to their. Christmas . THURINGER major scaledown of Nixon’s Friday. Come In, or this legal distinction probably drinking. TAVERN LOAF “Operation Candor,” and would IL phone your order... REG. 87< would be ignored by tee public. BOLOGNA break a promise made to key when 200 lbs. are sold congressmen including Senate Left open to question was Maltempo Quits we are out of Korv until DUTCH LOAF THREE DISHCLOTHS TERRVTOWELS Republican Leader Hugh Scott, whether Nixon also would make The Connecticut state Old North Church the next holiday. GENOA SALAMI Reg. 999 R-Pa.,'and Sen. John Tower, R- a public release of others weather forecast; ROCKER SET Reg. 924 documents regarding Sunny and mild this after BOSTON (UPI) - The Old OLIVE LOAF Fringed cotton Tex., that he would release the School Board North Church where two Cotton terry 12 tape transcripts. The White Watergate-related .matters noon. High 45 to 50 north and in n ^.5.47 X 14” cloths in M terry Ifltchen W 'M' such as the ITT case or the milk the low 50s south. Clear and lanterns were hung to warn House had already missed the Robert S. Maltempo, Committee chairman, said tee 4 Deft — stripe pattern, m towels .16x26”. m U Be. fund controversy. colder tonight. Low in the low Paul Revere the British were 2-pc. Set deadline of releasing the Republican member of the GOP executive committee has 30s along tee sound and 25 to 30 coming will observe, its 250th Charge It! transcripts before Congress Board of Education, has met and discussed tee appoint anniversary Sunday. 5-PAK DISHCLOTHS 3TERRYT0WELS inland. Increasing cloudiness PINEHURST Cotton cover in Early Ameri Reg. 1.13 went home for the Christmas The Post said the most resigned. The board accepted ment of Maltempo’s successor Reg. 1.07 11 X 11" COTTON holidays. damaging evidence against his resignation unanimously Saturday with showers likely can prjnt , Polyurethane slab and teat a recommendation will late in tee day. High in the low Labor Head 'Waffle-weave S.-3"" Cotton terry i TERRY WASHCLOTHS The Post said presidential ad Nixon was not necessarily in ’Thursday night. foam filled. Corded edges, zip kitchen towela, be pre^mted to the town com And The Winner Is,., 50s. •NEWTON, Mass, (UPI) - 6R0CERY, INC. cotton plaid, I T p k g i visers do not believe tee tapes the seven recordings already Maltempo cited tee pressure mittee Jan. 9 for its approval. SOLIDS The degree day forecast for closure. Back and seat. Save. 14x14”. Save. 15x25". Save. contain legal proof teat Nixon turned over to tee Watergate of hid b u ^ e ss as reason for his Funeral services will be held Charge it at K mart. 0t8 th e Greater Hartford broke the law, but "most of tee prosecutor but in the tapes bf resignation. He is president of tf annr .wi »!, Barbara Cox, manager at LaBonne Travel World, shows Ted LaBonne, winning en- Friday for John J. Del Monte, Springfield area: 302 MAIM MANCHESTER, CONN. public and the new^ media, nearly 500 conversations and Vantage Computer Systems of will be^swora' in"at*th VanCamp, in the Bermuda Sweepstakes contest sponsored by The Herald and 68, former state labor com: MANCHESTER WATERBURY CROMWELL SOUTHINGTON Today 26, normal 40. \ 4 1 0 Qunen St. (Routn 10} would read the transcripts and Board of Education mectfna merchants, as Duane Edmonds, Herald advertising director, looks on. Drawing took missioner who died Christmas NOW 4 1 39 SpE*n(i*r St. 4 5 Shunpik n Rd. meetings subpoenaed by the Hartford. 881 WolcottSl. Near 1-84, fxi* 33 - Satu^ay 31, normal 40. ^ (Silver Lonn ) A* lft»nrin{tion 0< D’ 73nntl9| conclude teat tee President was Day. ' CONVENIENT LOCATION j Oppotife Naugofucb Moil Watergate comoittee. ' Paul Berte, Republican Town Jan. 14. ^ place, tlus morning at the travel agency. (Herald photo by Ofiara) ■ f / ' ^