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By VICTOR L. SIMPSON AsBociated Press Writer ATHENS (AP) - President George Papadopoulos’ use of H e a t in g tanks and troops to quell ip a te d student-sparked rioting demonstrated the dominant CML role the army still plays in the affairs of Greece. One previous precedent was Manchester Follom Trend YOUR GUIDE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFS. RT. set in 1967 when the ariny toppled the parlimentary White House democracy, bringing^ the then- VIOLATORS OF THE GASOLINE RATK»iINO Col. Papadopoulos to power. Buyers Favor Small REGULATIONS ARE SUBJECT TO REVOCATION Observers say only a counter­ For Nal OF RATIONS AND CRIMINAL PROSECUTION Ponders Means coup by the army could dislodge UNDER THE LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES him. And there are no signs of onyour that happening. Cars To Save On Gas “They were scared this time Christmas list> ■OIK TK/UnriK JUI* HOH-«CCbrA 1 DAT o n To Save Energy so they called in the troops,” DOUG BEVINS other week in the last two or New car sales are down (Herald Reporter) three months,” Lynch said. “quite a bit” at Moriarty Bros., Bulk transfer authorized? (Yes or No) ... said a politican who was promi- WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon returned here . nent before the coup. “It was a Increasing gasoline prices Bill Kumick, sales manager according to sales manager Jim GE 10" diagonal PERSONAL late Friday for a decision-making session on energy-saving sign of panic.” W Carat and the talk of rationing have at Dillon Sales & Service, said McCavanagh. Moriarty Bros, Non-oocupattoTtariiat twe autho) (Yes or No) DON’T the Ford Pintos and Mavericks One theory circulating here PORTABLE COLOR TV. Life like $150.00 resulted in good sales figures handles mostly larger cars, measures with two top advisers, amid indications that a are selling much faster than the Signed (for Boar^^^!^ X ^ says Papadopoulos brought in bright colon "pro-set" VHP Fine SACRIFICE 1/3 Carat for some Manchester car MdiCavanagh said, but the rationing system for a widely used heating oil is in the the army during the riots last dealers and bad prospects for larger Fords, even though relatively small Comets and works. $275.00 availability of the smaller cars week partly for fear of losing W Carat others. Capris are going fast. ’’But I 1 State...... Tunlngl $ 2 1 1 0 8 8 * No announcements were According to White House control of it if he let it stand idle SIZE FOR Small car sales in is restricted. Kumick said the can’t run a business just on 1 $495.00 01 ‘Jspuaunf expected immediately sources, a Sunday closing of during the disturbances. But *Minlmum*Minlmi Retail Manchester are booming, a smaller cars now account for 75 small cars,” he said. |D Buin JO MWOM noX rpiqM »dios«i om tjuosojd oq e-^oiun w noi to 80 per cent of Dillon’s sales, following the morning meeting gasoline filling stations is one o f . other views hold that if the PRICE Herald survey of dealers shows, Don Girard at Ted Tnidon •UqiMoe O pann) «q |ou him incqaind eqx -eisiqxA jnoA 6u!||9t with energy chief John A. Love while they used to only rack up piDog buiuonoii puo aopj jd/\ jnoX oj luodnco pesnun ito pun the measures being considered strongman president hadn’t 'FREE TREASURE SHOPPE and several car retailers are Pontiac said his firm’s sales fiqt Mpuaunt tnun no^ -uspioq uontxi ,j.. puo ./o„ ,/q, g ^ n face of coupon* and domestic counselor Melvin 30 to jiO per cent of total sales. have slowed dawn, and as a means of saving fuel with a moved to crush the protests, SKIING DOLLARS WITH getting hurt because big car . -sa|S|qf)A (uiojaui R. Laird, although a White the rioters would have had time “Gas mileage” are the first customers are asking a lot -moo to p«aot);A«i tof >ou puo 'fssn poo lueuulinbs XDMqbr(-uou minimum inpact on the EVERY PURCHASE sales have slacked off. JO) aunouDA A,i|u|DyE)o joj Xjuo posn aq uoo sucxlnoa pub ,,3,, 8 of registration, House spokesman said the economy. to marshal more support for words out of customers’ mouths more questions than usual. He when they come car shopping, ___ am uo UMoqi eiop uoi|oj|dxs om'j&ijo sADp c ' Y ’ar Necessity President and his advisers will Herbert Stein, chairman of bringing down the government. HOCKEY PURL Mtt said the energy crisis talk is aaq utqiiM XflO °t (wuinioj eq i^nuj siioiioj ’9 nu :atate of main be “nearing decisions, cer­ &Son Most dealers agree that gas­ 3 Nixons Council of Economic Stiidents were promment said Carter DeCormier, sales scaring a lot Of people. 'P!|DA uuio=aq 649 MAIN STREET. MANCHESTER, CONN. oline price hikes ai^ the aOnN a

“ ,.'9.. •» said a government plan for rPARKSTREn mileage, but a couple of dealers with the smaller models. ”I strong, he said, but are better in -piDog buiuoDDV poo oojM JDAA atn additional support the students RO C K V im , COMM. c) poujoiai aq |smu stiodnoo petnun po puo Japm gpn *panes) sdm nationwide, mandatory are convinced the energy crisis wish we had more of them to the smaller models of Dodges. gained that 1^ to the stiff reac­ Make The Greatest Cooking ao|)Di tjip qoiqM 40) Olio aqi fo aoucnugiioosip iaqo sXop aAq uimijvt ’G rationing of No. 2 heating oil is Nixon Energy TEL 175-6100 isn’t as bad as some people sell,” DeCormier said. 04 »ONS SHOULD tion by the government. M:30 lUULT The firm also handles -iaAoo JU ) eip uo UMOtre osom n> cnuot expected to be unveiled Monday Discovery Since Fire think. Walter Carter of Carter Chryslers. •m aq )8oui iopio) sun u| suodnoo )0 uaqoinu |Dt4a« p»io edXj oui -g INCJE TO THE Address Set Mavros was arrested along WID., Tm«S, HU. ‘panni puo 40) pe||ddD sdm j) qoiqM jouj uouj 4e uohm ------^ )N1NG EOAJtD with another former cabinet OPEN TIU • PJL MANCHKSTBfi William Schaller, president •>Hi 'I—siioixaaKxsNi XNvxKOdia effect for two or three weeks. Whatever the reason, small taining that it’s too early to For Sunday minister John Zigdis and of Manchester Oldsmobile, said Charles Burkhardt said the someone cars are going like hotcakes, determine a trend to smaller 1«—STT.’l -1 Panayotis Canellopoulos, 71, the energy crisis is just starting plan would require, residential ‘ Radar Range and dealers can’t keep up with cars, said the Chevy Vegas are UNlTtD STATES OS AMDUCA i r ' -k om ci of price aoministratiom j WASHINGTON (AP) - the premier of the government to hurt his new car sales, and he customers to cut back their fuel President Nixon said today he'®' that Papadapoulos toppled. The Starts at $299.00 the demand. selling quickly. “But we never expects an even more serious MILEAGE IDENTIFICATION FOLDER INNilove Mike Lynch, president of T E -8 consumption by 15 per cent will go on national television government rounded up 46 LARSON could keep them in stock impact on his sales. Schaller from their 1972 level, industries at 7 p.m. Sunday to announce Lynch , says the public’s anyway,” Carter said. He said UCENSEk more dissidents in the capital, APPLIANCE 13 WIndaor Ave. said, though, that big cars concern about gas mileage has to make a 10 per cent reduction “tough, strong action” to meet bringing the number in custody Rockville car sales seem to be normal for aren’t as bad as people think — (J and commercial businesses a CENTER 8 75 - 6333 inBlackXyvef* ^ a the energy crisis. stepped up sales of con­ the month of November, I COMFLCTK ADOfiEtS STATE 01 lESU TIA tl to 250, and said all schools of Come In For A Demonstration 876- 7656 Gas mileage on the larger cutback of about 18 to 20 per siderably. “Last week we sold . although there is “a little less higher learning would be closed The smooth Canadian. . wardrobe with models is better this year than cent. Retail oil dealers would more cars than we did in any interest” in big cars. until Dec. 10. tht$8i flnlihlriG touchos to last year, he said. TEA* Mooa . .NO MAKE monitor and control the system, oline and more oil products to Students had staged pull it together. In style. he said. keep the economy running *5»» during the fuel shortage. Stein numerous protests earlier this ^U U n RENEWAL DATC ATE year, beginning with purely said the strategy is a sure way to cut gasoline consumption academic grievances, but stood CARL’S TV Qnrt-$L99 iM^Emnu:n OP VAR NECESSITY I Rationing alone and were silenced by V E S T GiL - $13iS Oil Firms Try To Blunt since “people can’t consume arrests and a government what there isn’t.” SALES 5 SERIAL jlU IIR E n OP OOUPOM BSUD Favored By An Interior Department decree drafting them into the MANCHESTER TOt army. A GIFT OF CHEESE IS ILL Arab Nation Embargoes , INCUISIVI report predicted recently that SURE TO PLEASEI FELICE’S COUrONt MUST K K U T WITH THIS rO LOn AT ALL TIMES diverting production away from New outbursts arose after No Bolter Pricos F o r The Holidays MCKA6E WRKAOE BRUSSELS (AP) - Inter­ begun to act on a number of example, cannot land at a U.S. 1 R -R 7 7 8 4 -1 Gas Dealer Nov. 4, when clashes took place With Over 200 Varieties gasoline to such products as No Batter Sarvico featuring... national oil companies may be fronts. port because of the boycott, it HARTFORD (AP) - Charles home heating oil, diesel fuel between police and mourners To CHoomAw i. STORE taking over the job of trying to Their aim, sources said, is to could be diverted to FYance, Matties, president of the attending a memorial service ...WE MAIL ANYWHERE. A n y w h e re l BreaMaat, Lunch and jet fuel would increase the blunt the effects of Arab oil em­ establish distribution guidelines and a tanker loaded in Iran that Connecticut Gasoline Retailers for the popular George Papan- and Dinner expected 11 per cent shortage of TRI cm PLAZA HEADQUARTERS bargoes, an action that to assure that those countries was injended for France is then Association, says stamp gasoline to 21 per cent by early dreou, the former liberal WERNON FOR governments have thus far the Arabs consider enemies do diverted from France to Will These Come Back? rationing like the system used next year. premier. The sentencing of five Mim.m. 10-t TV - APPLUNCES VEAL chosen not to take. not suffer too much. America. during World War II is the Nixon interrupted a four-day persons in connection with the S a t 10-6 STEREO - TV PARTS Using oil as a diplomatic France and Britain, for In effect, the reports indicate Are we coming to this again? The “again” is for those who remember the gasoline fairest way of dealing with the Thanksgiving holiday weekend disturbances led to a four-day weapon, the Arabs are rewar­ example, have not yet felt the PtNNM 672-6739 6 ACCESSORIES PARMIGIANO that noii-Arab oil from coun­ rationing cards issued during World War II. This one belongs to Stanley Mazur of 160 gasoline shortage. with his family at his Camp sit-in at the Athens Polytechnic 872-0864-S7B-4304 with SpagiiBtU and Salad ding nations whose Middle East full weight of the Arab oil offen­ tries such as Iran is being Loomis St., now a driver for Fogarty Bros. At the time this was issued Oct. 24,1944, he Matties, who said he was David, Md., mountain-top Institute. LA P P P LA ZE or Vegatabla policies are considered pro- sive. On the other hand, the diverted by the multinational was living in Killingly and commuting to Colts at Hartford for work. This was a special speaking for himself, said retreat to return to Washington The sit-in leaders first called Arab and punishing those coun­ United States -and the RT. 83 VERNON oil firms to countries suffering one-month ration he received to make an emergency medical trip to Maine on behalf of a dealers, oil companies and for the 10 a.m. meeting. for'an end to political trials and tries whose policies lean Netherlands have been $325 Arab boycotts. fellow worker at Colts. state officials should work out a Deputy Press Secretary for academic freedom. But the ONLY toward Israel. shackled with a total Arab oil A large black market is said plan allowing some stations to Gerald L. Warren said Nixon demands became mixed with As a result, the multinational boycott. to have developed with prices )PEN EVERY •Y. stay open every day of the had been spending some of his calls for the ouster of OPEN 0 A.M.-9 P.M. oil firms, many of which are ’There have been reports of two or three times as high as of­ week. time at Camp David reviewing Papadopoulos, immediate elec­ NITE TILL 9 6IVEABIKE owned by Americans and whose widespread oil trade-offs while ficial rates. Ben-Gurion’s IE 363 BROAD STREF Government action is needed recommendations that'were tions and a withdrawal of 1 (Formarly Mr. Turkey) assets and customers are chief­ tankers are at sea. If a tanker In addition, the companies because an agreement between sent to him by a cabinet-leel NATO forces from Gree5e. 'ALPINE 'TIAUS \R A JL £ id ^ ly in the United States, have that loaded in Kuwait, for Condition SKI SHOP have notified some countries, News Capsules private businessmen to decide Energy Emergency Action Soldiers and police finally ROUTE 30 favored by the Arabs, thatjtheir who will be open and when, Group after a lengthy meeting stormed the institute early Worsens , VERNON supply of oil would nevertheless could violate f^eral antitrust Wednesday. Saturday and ousted the be reduced. TEL AVIV (AP) - Former laws, he said. Nixon and some of his key ad­ students. Eleven persons were France, a major friend of the Miss World Wallace received $7,200 in prize Premier David Ben-Gurion’s An operator of his own station visers say they consider ^ s- killed in the clashes. Local Firm Buys Arabs in the West, was told by LONDON (AP) — Marjorie money and a chance to make as condition has deteriorated, the in West Hartford, Matties said oline rationing a last resort and During the sit-iif. Polytechnic oil companies that it will have Wallace, a 19-year-old blonde much as $100,000 more in Israeli state radio said today. the public has overreacted to that they hope to overcome the students used a radio CHRIST its oil supplies cut by 10 to 15 from Indianapolis, has been earnings during her one-yem- The 87-year-old architect of the gasoline shortage. energy crisis through other con­ transmitter to appeal to 10 Spiaad 5 Speed Plastic In per cent next month. ^ named the 1973 Miss World. The reign. the state of Israel and its first “They have the idea things servation efforts, such as workers to join the protest. 3Speed And in Britain, government 5-foot-7 model became the first premier suffered a paralyzing are worse than they really lowering speed limits to 50 About 5,000 of them, mostly sources complained that they American to hold the title in the stroke Nov. 18 in his Tel Aviv are,” he said. miles per hour. construction workers in the Sat Op and Ready to 60 Bomb Airstrip ^Black Market’ have not been getting adequate contest’s 22-year history when apartment. But he warned that drivers Roy Ash, director of the Of­ Athens area, answered the call LAYAWAYS WELCOME SAIGON (AP) - Soyth Viet-" SIganlle Selection w oil supplies from international she defeated contestants from should learn a lesson from the fice of Management and and strengthened the anti- By The Associated Press distributors. 53 other countries. Miss namese bombers pounded a The broadcast said Ben- ’Thanksgiving weekend gasoline Budget, has indicated that government front. FARR’S Communist airstrip and army Gurion’s pulse rate and bipod shortages caused by a monthly President Nixdn already has tlM iSt A company that uses plastic to coat the telephone wires base near the Cambodian pressure had dropped and said rationing system imposed on the legislative authority to call border in retaliation for were watching at his ,wOpM My It it manufactures says a shortage has forced it to buy on a dealers by the oil companies. for closing of the nation's filling "black market” at double the federally controlled price. rodketing of the Pleiku airbase bedside. "If they do a little less stations on Sunday. He said this Fog Blankets hours before, military sources Strep Throat “I’ve received a number of In the past two months the Ben-Gurion resigned as driving in the early part of the. measure would have less said. ’They said government premier in 1963 and retired month, there will be more gas economic impact than a d DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES] calls offering me materidls I Thermos Division of King- planes met heavy anti-aircraft Infections ■Seeley ’Thermos Co. in Norwich from the Knesset, Israel’s for the end of the month at number of other measures M A N C H E S l couldn’t get from the Much Of Nation fire as they flew more than 50 Increasing T’uwenecks producer,” said Harry Carboni, has had trouble getting enough parliament, seven years later. Christmas.” being considered. TOYS* sorties against Katum, a TURNPIKE coowner of the Manchester plastic to maintain production former U.S. Special Forces HARTFORD (AP) - Strep : Grooming firm. Communications Cable of vacuum bottles, said General By The Associated Press throat cases this year are camp 70 miles northwest of ' TV Inc. He said his firm uses about , Manager Robert Seagle. Saigon. creeping up on last year’s total, 120,000 pounds of plastic a “We’re having as much trou­ Heavy thunderstorms lashed the Ozarks today while according to state Health Doubleknit week. ble as anyone else,” Seagle snow lingered in the Northwest and fog shrouded much of Legislators Plan Bills Department figures. Men's said, adding many suppliers the eastern half of the nation. ‘ Fix Costs 'The department reports that SCISSORS “A customer even called and have said they|re allocating A flash-flood watch was Fog formed along the Gulf ■ u n it e d NATIONS, N.Y. 900 new cases of streptococcal asked me how much of a cer­ plastic to their customers. issued for western Arkansas (AP) — The General Outside Legal Guidelines sore throat were reported last and Atlantic coasts from tain compound I wanted from a “The roof sort of fell in Oct.' 1. and most of southwestern Alabama and Florida to the Assembly’s finance committee week. That was 257 cases uwnwiwiMiwiwfaiwMni Since then I’ve spent 50 per cent has approved a plan to dis­ SPORT certain manufacturer who Missouri. Winds up to 58 miles Carolinas. HARTFORD (AP) - Several — Outline the rights of Nevas also has filed bills to higher than the previous week already said he couldn’t supply of my time in purchasing.” an hour whistled through the tribute the estimated $30 state legislators appear to be tax cigarettes based on their and increased the 1973 total to Visibility was less than one tenants and landlords in mobile me,” Carboni said. He added he But Newell Hale of Hale Ozark Mountains. million bill for the first six tar and nicotine content and to 42,238. » s mile at many points from winking at legal restrictions on home parks. first turned down the offers, but Manufacturing in Norwich said A tornado was sighted near months of the U.N. Middle East bills that may be considered — Permit a merger between exempt from the sales tax Strep throat cases last year Oklahoma and Nebraska east later decided to pay the illegal­ his firm, which uses a million Silcam Springs, Ark., but no in­ into the Great Lakes region and peacekeeping force. ’The U.S. during the upcoming session. Connecticut Blue Cross and items sold by non-profit, totaled 43,872, Health Com­ share is to be $8.67 million, the COATS ly inflated price. , pounds of plastics each week to juries were reported. upper Ohio Valley because of With more than two months Connecticut Medical Service. religious, charitable or missioner Douglas S. Lloyd .“I either shutdown my plant produce man-made fabrics, The Ozark weather was part Soviet Union $4.5 million, educational organizations. said. All Colon, All Sfzes. fog. Most of New England also remaining before the 1974 There are two bills to lower or I pay,” Carboni said. hasn’t been hurt by the shor­ of a larger storm system that France $2.03 million, China $1.9 General Assembly convenes, 42 the 6.5 per cent sales tax — one He said the disease usually Our Rag. to *65. was fog^. But other Connecticut firms tage. spread thunderstorms from million and Britain $1.84 bills have been pre-filed in the by R ep s. W illiam H. begiifs suddenly and is accom­ 239 Spencer St., Manchester Temperatures before dawn Rep. Rosario T. Vella, R- said they could get enough "We are short, but we don’t southeastern Texas north over million. China refused to vote House and Senate clerks of­ Hofmeister, R-Milford, Rep. panied by a sore throat and ranged from -5 at Havre, Mont., Enfield, has filed a bill to ex­ plastic from regular suppliers see any worse shortage,” Hale Oklahoma and Kansas and east on the assessments and has an­ fices. Not all come within the Daniel L. M cKeever, R- chills. The patient’s to 78 at Brownsville and tend Connecticut’s $1,000 because they had a larger said. “We’ll be in good shape, into the ’Tennessee and southern nounced it would not pay. guidelines that attempt to limit EUington, and Sen. Winthrop S. , temperature may rise to 102 McCallen, Tex. property tax exemption for. volume or they had been , but we won’t have all we want. ” Ohio valleys. .business during even-year Smith, R-Milford, reducing it to degrees or more and tiie patient veterans to those who served dealing with the suppliers Carboni said federal price Rain fell on the West Coast sessions to fiscal and emergen­ 6 per cent. Another by Smith may complain of headache and Cut Back At GM between the Korean period and longer. controls on plastics have from central California to and Hofmeister would cut it to nausea. DETROIT (AP) — Consumer cy matters. the beginning of the Vietnam BABY CHRISSY "We refused to deal in created the shortage that has Washington and snow whitened demand for small automobiles The bills range from Ibwering 5.5 per cent. era. Other weekly disease anything that is not legitimate spawned the black market. scattered areas over the the state sales tax to opening statistics announced ’Tuesday during the energy crisis ap­ because once you start, "you’re Producers can sell plastics northern Rockies and North parently has claimed its first bars On election day. There are three bills to Another by Vella would ex­ by the state Health Department overseas at three or four times not a legitimate producer any Dakota. victims: some 79,000 large While many appear likely to remove the tax from utility tend tax relief for elderly included: the price set by the Cost of renters and home owners to more,” said Lawrence Gilman, Gale warnings flew along the cars. General Motors Corp. is die in committee more than bills, a proposal that has been Mumps, down to 54 from 84 president of Gilman Industries Living Counpil, he said. Pacific Coast from half (26) have been filed by endorsed by Gov. Thomas J. those under 65 who are eligible the previous week; measles, scrapping production of the in Bozrab. Gilman said his firm “Take the controls off, then northwestern California to largd 1974 models by shutting committees. Among them are Meskill. for ^ i a l Security. down to two from onie the week Although the joint Finance is the largest producer of( 7°“’^ out the true supply Washington. Periods of rain likeljMhnight down 15 of its U.S. assembly bills to: Five lawmakers have jointly before; gonorrhea, 169, up one; 'Committee has 15 of the plastic packaging in the coun­ and demand situation and Heavy-snow warnings and. and Sunday, Lows tonight near plants for one week before the — License real estate ap­ introduced a bill to repeal the and syi^lis, 15, the same as the prefiied bills it isn’t likely to try. wheFe the prices should be,” he travel advisories were issued 40. Highs tomorrow around 50. Christmas vacation. GM Board praisers. state capital gains tax while week before. send any to the House and “But the market definitely said. “It’s hard for'me as a for the Arizona and New Prteipitation probability 70 Chairman Richard Gerstehberg — Curb noise pollution. Rep. Alan H. Nevas, R- Also, viral hepatitis rose Senate floors until it sees Two feet of cuddly delight. Baby exists and people are paying as small businessman. If a big Mexico mountains, much of per cent tonight and Sunday. cited a 10 per cent sales decline — License bartenders. Westport, has offered one from eight to 13,- tuberculosis company wants my stuff they Me^kills 1974-75 state budget, 80ft, auburn hair , "growa’’ but to ' MANOHMna vrtNOK much as two or three times the Idaho, Washington, Nevada, Winds easterly 10 to IS miles — Permit taverns and exempting taxpayers 65 and rose from eight to 10 and in the industry from last year nestle around her shoulders. 9QI-907 MAIN STREF TRWITYFIABI normal value just to stay in can put pressure on the supplier Utah and the^iigher passes of an hour tonight. Southeasterly package stores to sell liquor on oldpr from paying the tax when which is still in the planning meningitis cases increased and consumer preference for i 643-24T8 8724531 business,” Gilman said. for my allotment.” Colorado. 10 to 15 miles an hour Sunday. election day. they sell their homes. stage. from three to fhur. smaller cars.

V, T ■ f - PAGE TWO — MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Nov. 24, 1973 . / . . , . . ' : MANCHESTER EVENING HEBALD, Manolie. ler. Quin.. Sal., Nov. M. i m - PACE THREE Friedman at Bushnell [Q^THEATRES EAST

B F ^ ^ d b u t " m _ ■ ■ oo w b Violin virtuoso Erick Fried­ Arthur Winograd, music SPECULimiGM - w i EiMB w r a r FH.-U7.-SUH 2EPJLI PJL SUM man will be guest artist with director o f the orchestra, will PAUL & CARPETIK ■oU M IIU m M I the Hartford Symphony conduct the orchestra in the ‘THE DEADLY “BILLYJAgS” Orchestra Nov. 28 at 8:15 p.m. Brahms “ Symphony No. 3" and- THACKEH8"g«i CUSSIC CHHOifirS MNOVEL at the Burimell M m orial in in the Four Sea Interludes from The Secret SM SMUttoMl W»»U Hartford. Benjamin Britten’s opera, AAventupesol “BILLY JACK” (Pfl) Student and protege of Jascha “ Peter Grimes." SHOPPING DAYS "The Heifetz, Friedman will be Tickets may be obtained at TO CHRISTMAS heard vfith the orchestra in the the Bushnell box office, 246- Ov«r 200 Ptntlt To C h o o M From R a ilw a y "Violin Concerto No. 2 in D 6807. minor" by Henryk Wieniawski. COMMERCIAL CARPET WALTEB MATTHAU ( N ) \ Q t l l d p e n 3Quth Windsor “CNARLEY yMnCK" starting at . .. . $ 3 .9 9 ! aU -V M -9-M Rotary 'Sponsors PTA Plans c m RociniLu 875-4304 UT.>tPJl-7in-lil| 872-0884 IWL-CMT.IMPJIl ^ ^ Jerry Lewis^ Antiques Market SatunUy Book Fair ^MANCHESTER S » 2 YOUR GUIDE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS... LAPP PLAZA Vernon Cine 1 — "Charley RT. 83 VERNON Frank Zappaa The Manchester Rotary Club’s eight annual Antiques Varrick,” 2:00-7:20-9:20 At Avery IW iwms H » »4 ■ M <«H W) Market which opened at Vernon Cine 2 — “ The Manchester High ^ b o o l this Clones,” 2:00-7; 10-9:00 JUDITH KUEHNEL HEW SCm . HIT (N) For N a l looMoiasi morning at 10 will continue un­ State Theater — “ That Dam Correspondent “THE CLONES" til 10 tonight and will be open Cat,” 1:00-3:10-6:108:25 644-1364 on your Ent.>7:1l-I;N Sunday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 1 — The Avery St. PTA is spon­ M7. • 2M - 7i10 - liN 9 9 * With 85 ex h ib itors, it is “ Billy Jack,” 7:00-9:10 SUN. - C0N7.2:00 PJI. soring a student Book Fair to be Tonight at probably the biggest antiques Jerry Lewis Twin Cine 2 — Christmas list> held at the school Nov. 28, 27, Midnight show ever seen in Eastern “ Enter The Dragon,” 7:15- vJlPPER By Options W UNTIL 2 PIL and 28. Books will be on display Connecticut. 9:25; “ Pufnstuf,” 1:00-3:00 Reg. $16 in the school gymnasium SAT.ANDSUIlx Snacks, including cake and U.A. East 1 — “ Christmas between the hours of 9:30 a.m. QE 10" diagonal PERSONAL pie baked by Rotarian wives, That Almost Wasn’t,” 2:00; V. Carat to 4:30 p.m. and 7 to 9 p.m. DON’T will be on sale during the entire “ Godzilla vs Smog Monster,” & PORTABLE COLOR TV. Life like $150.00 .*13" All reading interests will be 9 rStiCWCASt CINtM AJ 1234: show. Tonight a roast beef “ Circus of Horrors,” 12:00 1/3 Carat represented including Special bright colon "pre-aet" VHF Fine SACRIFICE • EXIT 9KFORBES STREET)or EXIT 58(SILVER LANE)on 1-84 • dinner will be available to U.A. East 2 — “ Deadly $275.00 Learning Festival material, • EAST HARTFORD • 24HR.TEL.INFO. 568-0810 • visitors to the show for $2.75 Trackers,” 2:00-7:30-9:30 Tunlngl $ 2 H 0 8 8 * V, Carat »ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING- We Honof MASTER CHARGE • classics, fiction, biographies, with children’s portions for U.A. East 3 - “ Billy Jack,” SIZE FOR $495.00 gWlilYlTlMiTtTiTtTitillffl-t'Ta adventure stories, science, *Minlmum•M inim i Retail $1.75. Tomorrow noon a 2:00-7:00-9:15 ^ce nature and crafts. All price “THE LONG SM spaghetti dinner will be served Showcase Cinema 1 — “ The PRICE a R E D F O R D GOODBYE” , TIM ranges will be avallabler. at noontime for $1.75 with Way We Were,” 1:00-3:00-5:00- FREE TREASURE SHOPPE MATCHING Reg. $12 Mra. Carole Kasper and Mrs. iW NNVNKW HIE ip o I CM children’s dinners $1.25. 'T:35-9:45 $KWG DOLLARS WITH liSSgBSSffRF? Pat Martelle ae serving as co- Showcase Cinema 2 — “ The EVERY PURCHASE HANDBAG $997 Long Goodbye,” 1:10-3:15-5:20- chairman. Their committee is 0 iJmmiUWOLFOFi composed of volunteer PEARL 7:35-9:45 HOCKEY ftSon W A S M I W r o N Showcase Cinema 3 — “ Cops mothers, as well as the third 649 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. s SrfaaurF ______H i About Town and Robbers,” 2:15-4:05-5:55- graders of Mrs. Martelle’s “Shop a jpKeler you can trust" 7:55-9:55 class. TEHNIS PHONE 643-2171 c m I 4' 4 Mayfair Y Club will have a Showcase Cinema 4 — The Book Fiur is open to the Gift Wrapping kitchen social Monday at 1:30 public. It has been set up during “ Werewolf of Washington,” 7 PARK STREET MANCHESTER PARKADE p.m. at Cronin Hall of Mayfair jwrent conferences, making it T h a ir goal... 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:35-9:30 ROCKVILLE, CONN. Gardens. easier and more convenient for Manchester Parfiadr assassinatioii. Meadows Drive-In — “ Up TEL 875-6100 parents to visit. Make The Greatest Cooking MANCHESTER Nov. 22,1963 Tight,” 7:10; “ Hit,” 9:00; “ The •-8:38 DMLT .accampEshadl Discovery Since Fire Retarded Children’s Christ­ ■ Man,” 11:15 Children will,have the oppor­ WIO., THURS., HU. mas cards and calendars are tunity to browse and purchase OPENTIUSPJIL AMANA RADARANQE Manchester Drive-In — now on sale at the Sheltered bqoks duriqg the school hours. “ Hit,” 8:50; “ Bad Company,” Vii^som eone Workshop at Lincoln Center. SWYCOP 7:15; “ Hanny Caulder,” 11:20 iT ium n t The card store is open Tuesday The South Windsor Young Radar Range Burnside Theater — “ Christ­ iXtSTlOTEMSMOV through Thursday from 11 a.m. Republican Club will hold a Starts at $299.00 you love IRISTMI mas That Almost Wasn’t,” Tj«N«mi! ’ to 2 p.m. and Saturday from 11 dance Dec. 8 at the Colony L A R S O N 2:00; “ Executive Action,” 7:30- a.m. to 4 p.m. Proem s from Room. J PROBABLY THE MOST 9:30 A P P L IA N C E 13 Vtindaor AVe. GIFTS""*HIM* the sale will benefit the The dance will feature music Rockville CONTROVERSIAL FILM South Windsor Cinema — CENTER inB]ack\yvet‘. Spice up his wardrobe with Manchester Association for the of the 1950 and 1960 era and will 875-8333 , OF OUR TIME “ Billy Jack,” 1:00-7:15-9:30; Your favorite recipe may be a Come In For A Demonatratlon 875-7655 these: finishing touches to Help of Retarded Children. be provided by a local disc The smooth Canarlian. “ Secret Adventures of The pull it together. In style. jockey. Cost for the evening is Railway Children,” 2:45 Tiatsmsatssis&tsassaismiiBlSk m a n c h e s t i r winner in the Herald’s. . . ; $6 per couple, which includes *5 » * ■ * Hn CENTER NOW Sunday punch and hors d’oeuvres. 643>7832 FREE PARKING REAR OF THSATRl Anyone interested may con­ M ATINEE Vernon Cine 1 — “ Charley tact Ernie Small, 80 Edgewood CARL'S TV Varrick,” 1:30-3:30-5:30-7:30- D r., 528-0460 or Mrs. Don VEST 9:30 TODAY \ Cornell, 32 Highland Dr., 644- Vernon Cine 2 — “ The AND WUIAHS 2012. SALES IL L MANCHESTER Clones,” 2:00-3:30-5: 15t7: 00- Hockey Team A G IFT OF CHEESE IS 9:00 SURE TO PLEASE! FELICE’S TOMORROW The South Windsor Squirts No Bettor Prices State Theater — “ That Dam ' F o r The Holidays at 1:00 H it! hockey team successfully With OvM-200 Varieties N o Bettor S e rv ic e Cat,” 1:00-3:10-6:10-8:25 To Choose From. featuring... 3:10 opened the season recently at Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 1 — RECIPE ■ 1. Anywhere! Breakfast, LiQich the Hartford Arena with a ...WE M A IL ANYWHERE.. 6:10 Up Tight Quality lies, plain or pal “ Billy Jack,” 7:00-9:10 i c c lo se ly contested 4.-3;’Wlfl and D inner lerned. From $5.00 8:20 FRI. A SAT. BONUS HIT Jerry Lewis Twin Cinema 2— -'rklCITYFlJ^^ HEADQUARTERS against Suffield. Open Every T H E M A N “ Enter the Dragon,” 7:15-9:25; VERNON FOR The fimt goal of the game Night Til “ Pufstuf,” 1:00-3:00 Mon.Fri. 10-9 TV - APPLIANCES was scored in the second period OPEN fc^hri.stm as U.A. East 1 — “ Christmas S a t 10-8 STEREO - TV PARTS by South Windsor’s Larry Gold­ Manchester Parkede ft.v ^ That Almost Wasn’t,” 2:00: Phone 872-6739 A ACCESSORIES man with an assist byDoug 872-0884-875-4304 SUNDAY Manchester tilA rilU U.A. East 2 - “Deadly Beaulieu. LAPPPLAZE The third period saw most of 7 a.m.-9 m. Trackers,” 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:30- RT. 83 VERNON M q V M ^ M a l n S L s t ^ CONlESr the action with Welly Butler, TECHNICOLOR® ®1965 Walt Disney Productions 9:30 W U TUES. & U.A. East 3 - “ Billy Jack,” Goldman and Chris Elia scoring. Treat Your Family 2:30-4:40-7:00-9:15 JjjU^NTjyyi ) P E N E V E R Y The Holidays PLUS; SHORT SUBJECT 2!50-fii10 Showcase Cinema 1 — “ The NITE TILL 9 GIVE A BIKE ROAD STREET Way We Were,” 1:00-3:00-5:OQ- -.t4B _ (Formerly Mr. Turkey) 7:20-9:45 1<5LLPINE “^HAUS \/ iA L E i^ » Showcase Cinema 2 — “ The Religious SKI SHOP Long Goodbye,” 1:10-3:15-5:20- ROUTE 30 iPORRMENIBANO 7:35-9:45 in Three lest sa la d Calendar' .VERNON I YOUNQPEOPIE Showcase Cinema 3 — “ Cops SAVE ON % TliWHMilMnllWilitiMMS and Robbers,” 2:15-4:05-5:55- Religious Calendar > U T R 8 6 H n d 4 4 A % FMMttNlliiiFMMIril ■l^lliWiSlNNwitiSlrlNIfrMMl 7:55-9:55 B e s t M r i n Dtefg,^d«rOe^ S u n d ay - . CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS IbpuloHaJob Showcase Cinema 4 — 9 a.m. and 10:45 a.m.. The no oiw would 0V 8P d a iM i ‘ BAD COMPANY’ Mwnts Rev. Rene Bideaux, district GOODIES “ Werewolf of Washington,” 10 Speed 5 Speed youneedatoam no m j ( M M 2:00-3:50-5:40-7:35-9:30 superintendent, speaker; South KSbchanAld. FOR DOGGIES IS GOOD COMPANY. 3 Spaed TRASH COMPACTOR CANDLES! ono would ewer boHoua. United Methodist Church Meadows Drive-In “ Uptight,’ * Reg. values Q Q C ftranartRdjesFteBrts G O S E E MlMUMWim 10:00; “ Hit,” 7:30 9:45 a.m.. Adult Education Set Op and Ready to 60 E 3 LAYAWAYS WELCOME A $2.SO-$S.OO l U io 0 0 Manchester Drive-In —' Forum, Sr. Mary P. Cassidy; Gigantic SotocHon “ Hit,” 8:50; “ Bad Company,” Enter today by sending your favorite, Emanuel Lutheran Chapel. M on d a y , “BAD (UTIKia 7:15 FARR’S 2:30 p.m., Dri^In Center," FAMILY WIT Mii'N Ktmthtk Burnside Theater — “ Christ­ 2 Hain □ rwm w ANwT NNWim original, recipe to Betty Ryder, Herald COMPANY’ mas That Almost Wasn’t,” South United Methodist Church .iam'BAppli^ gHltf IW W fiON* .THMCOCR • .wOpM D4y - 2:00; “Executive Action,” 4 :^ T u esd a y ' “iU e a J GIFT ARSfiAMONTRCTire j u a gG>lorbYTcckaicoloc A Psriflwaal Rcttrs 6:308:30 Women’s Page^ Editor, Herald Square. 2:30 p.m., Drop-In Center;' I I M M H i n S g GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCfSSO/?/£S South Windsor Cinema — South United Methodist Church IDEA 1 PLUS 3RD HIT FRIDAY A SATURDAY mtarntmt x “ Billy Jack,” 1:00-7:15; Wednesday • i •Coats • Hats ] .MANCHESTER PARKADE-MANCHESTE r I R A Q U E L W E L C H •At ••••••• y “ Secret Adventures of the ENTRIES MUST BE IN BY NOON l6 'a.m.,'Seminar: Grace and • Turtlenecks 1 “HAUNT CAULDER” Railway Children” 2:45 Sin; St. Bartholomew Church. TURNPIKE • TOYS • ) Baby-sitting provided. Dog Grooming i 3:15 p.m.. Special Education I DEC. i TV i Religion Class; South United 1 Methodist Church ^ U O S & j M e n 's Doubleknit I aANCHEgTER CALPOR PLHA 7:30 p.m,, Bible Study; 1 SINGLES SCISSORS Trinity Covenant Church Jerry Lewisj^:,* DANCE Poet Road Plaza B t 8Q Cinem a 1 H , Thursday VERNON 8T5-78M Of The Month. Herald Recipe \ Winning and Outstanding •7:30 p.m., 'TJie Keystones, F riday, N ov. 3 0 th singers; Vernon Assemblies of -at- Recipes Will Be Centest God. Rockville. HOWARD JOHNSON’S I ’ Saturday ' MOTORLODGE Published In a Special — Rules — 10 a.m., All-Parish St. GRAND BALLROOM l.CsorTlisMsrrtesiWllislr Nichols Fair; St. Mary’s Downtown Haw Britain Herald Section Before inwYtMiMW nnw iti* Episcopal Church All Colors, All Sizes. Christm asi a. e n ^ nwyt.bs tubmUM to BsM* 1 ^ . UsiiBlinlir Iviiiliw 9 a,m. to 1:30 p.m.. Advent Praaantad by PfStt pSaSy *”®'**‘*' Workshop, Emanuel Lutheran Our Reg. fo *65. CONN. SINOLES DANCE, Church. Grades Kindergarten 239 Spencer St., Manchester TRAVEL A LEISURE CLUB ^btranto may nel subinH mors Hum ww roeleo In snsk sstojiry. through Grade 6. Only ont priM pw parson wM bo ghwn. — w-r ) DO COMEI «E F C | = | 5 jLUeelw wW^ hideod on ew beole of orlgliMWy, e m el propnrn. Enter Today! Sen, praeHoWty, and oya-appooL Herald . SIngIsa Dancing 8. The Hortod raaorvaa the rIfM to puMWi sKUio roelpto tnbmatod. at Hs Bast (9~1) This is a test pattern to determine The Herald’s print­ *■ ""I** ^ Yesterdays Modaat Admission ing quality. mIdnIgM No*. M or In Tha Hortod nawtroom by neon oS Don. 1. BABY CHRISSY 25 Years Agb 8. Tho Harold raoonroo Hw tigM to bo ttw Unal M h M O Mdrantob Four national track cham­ pions to run in local Twelfth An-. Manchester Conununity College nual Thanksgiving Day race, Cultural Program Committee Preaema cu m TERRY 10 Years Ago • . Worid-reknowned Jazz trumpeter This was a Sunday; The FrI., Sat., Sun. Com a Sea Wltchia*Poo, with the MCC Jan-Rock Band Herald did not publish. • Magic Fluta, and Moral Fn concert at . Penney High School, East Hartford REGAL Two feet of cuddly delight. Baby -m coMim srmp HELD OVER! .Noveml>er 28th at 8:00 P.M. soft, auburn hair ’’grows" out to MANCHESnU , VltNOH "PUFNSTUF' 16 Bralnard Place — Herald Square TRI-CITY PLAZA MCC atudenta free, other students $1.00 ■MM vMMr a mMM lIMMn ML l tOTM nestle around her shoulders. 901-907 MAIN STREft Manchester, Connecticut 06040 043-2478 / . 87»S38 N AT 1:00 AND 3:00 general admission, $2.50 M IL K OPEN TUES. ft 99 < For ticket reaervatlonsT call 646-4900, ext. 259

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*5 Hanrltrfitrr iEimintg lipralJj Open Local Churches Area Churches J, I Forum Trinity Cbvenant Church Founded Oct, 1881 302 Hackmatack St.. ' JehovahV Wilnestet Concordia Lutheran Church r . First Coigregational c ' j n Rev. Norman E. Swensen Kingdom Hall 40 Pitkin St. St, Francis of Assisi Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their 726 N. Main St. Church of Andover Second Congregational Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 Pastor Rev. Burton. D. Strand Rev. Raymond H. Bradley Jr. Church 673 Ellington Rd. Pastor United Giurch of Christ South Windsor 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m. should telephone the circulation How Come Minister' Iti- - 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 9:55 a.m.. Public Bible dis­ Rt. 44A, Coventry Rev. John C. Gay, Pastor Published every evening except Sun­ departm ent, 647-9946. They Are Silent course “How God Will Prepare Rev. Eugene M. Kibride Classes for all ages three 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, 9:45 a.m., Church School. Rev. Robert K. Bechtold days and holidays. Entered at the To the editor: Mankind to Live Forever.” Member Audit Bureau of Circulation through adult. Infant-Nursery. Church School through Grade 6. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Minister Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se­ ■ After the 12 year Vietnam 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service. 10:55 a.m.. Group discussion Nursery care for small Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Member of The Associated Press of Oct. 15 Watchtower Sermon topic: “Joy!” cond Class Mail Matter. war nightmare and the extreme ’The Rev. Mr. Swensen will children. 10 a.m.. Worship Service,, p.m. difficulty experienced in preach. His topic: “God’s magazine article “Cause of 10:30 a.m .. The Service, Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 . Burl L. Lyons, Publisher Humanity's Distress Nears First tlongregationai The Manchester Publishing Co. extricating our servicemen, it Method in All.of Life.’’ Church School for Grades 7, 8, Vernon Assemblies of God and 11 a.m. -Je-', ' ' /I ' > Removal.” Church of Coventry assumes no financial responsibility for seems the United States should Children’s Church for Grades 1 9, Teenage and Adult S t^y United Church of Christ 51 Old Town Rd. St. Mary’s Church typographical errors appearing in adver­ have learned a bitter lesson through 4. Nurseir for pre­ Groups. Nursery care for small Rev. Bruce J. Johnson Subscription Rates that would last at least a cen­ schoolers. Center Congregational children. Sunday, 9:45 a.m., Sunday Rt. 31, Gventry tisements and other reading matter in Church Minister Payable in Advance tury. However, it took less than School for all ages. Rev. F. Bernard Miller The Manchester Evening Herald. United Church of Christ Pastor One M onth...... $3.25 10 months , to forget all the Church of Christ North United Methodist 9:30 a.m.. Church School. 11 a m.. Morning Worship. Display advertising closing hours, tragedies of the 55,000 plus Lydall and Vernon Sts. 11 Center St. Church 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. Rev. Paul F. Ramen Single Copy...... 15$ three full days prior to publication. Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr. Adult Bible Class. By Carrier, Weekly...... 75(f Americans killed and missing Eugene Brewer 300 Parker St. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. Deadline for Herald want , 12 noon in action, to say nothing of the Minister Pastor Rev. Earle R. Custer . . United Congregational Saturday, Mass at 5:15 p.m. Rev. Dr. James W. Gettemy Nursery care available. Ser­ One Y e a r____.'...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon at least as many more maimed Pastor Church Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 Interim Pastor mon: “ I Bet He Didn’t.” and 10:45 a.m. Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and and crippled in the longest war 9 a.m., Bible Classes.. Children’s story: ‘‘Seeds, United Gurch of G rist Three Months...... •...... $9.75 Monday. in U.S. history. 10 a.m., Worship. Sermon; 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Sowing and "Seeing.” Gffee Tolland 9:15 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Donald G. Miller Rockville United It took only until October for “Obedient To That Form of vice. Sermon; “ A New hpur in the vestry following Methodist Church Cbhgress and President Nixon Doctrine.” The Rev. Dr. James-Gettemy Decision.” Minister preaching. worship. 142 Grove St. to submit to the super-pressure 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon: 9 a.m.. Church School. 9:15 to 10:55 a.m.. Learning 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Rev. John W. Mortimer bloc demanding sharply in­ “That Circular File, No. 13.” Nursery and Grades 3 terdugh. First Congregational Pastor creased and accelerated aid to Community, Nursery through* 6. vice and Gurch School. Grade 6. Church of Vernon Appraising Appraisers Israel. Not only did these 10:30 a.m.. Church School. 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim 10:15 a.m.. Learning Com­ Rev. John A. Lacey Fellowship. 9:30 a.m.. Church School. government l^ders furnish all Local Churches Nursery, Kindergarten and Minister Nursery through adults. Over the years, this state and the latest in tanks, planes, mis­ munity, Library. Leader, Mrs. Grades 1 and 2. Reception of seems to be a maximum 35 per cent Sarah Robinson. Confirmation Rev. Edwin W. Bartholomew 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. siles, and laser weapons and Trinity Covenant Church new mepibers. Coffee others, have through their Class, Grades 7 and 8. Coffee Assistant Minister Wapping Community Church Nursery through Grade 2. divergency. everything just short of the A- 302 Hackmatack St. fellowship. Shoppe, Woodruff Hall. 17M Ellington Rd. legislatures, taken upon the regula­ . We do not say at this time that bomb, but even approved the Rev. Norman E. Swensen Pastor 10 a.m.. Worship Service. South Windsor Trinity Lutheran Church tion and licensing of various services perhaps there shouldn’t be a board of landing of U.S. military per­ F ibt Church of Christ 9:55 a.m.. Church School. Rev. Harold W. Richardson Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 sonnel once more on foreign Second Congregational * Scientist performed in the state. Church Minister Vernon examiners for appraisers. What con­ soil. This is precisely how the Act IV, ConnecUcut Opera Company’s Production of “II Trovatore” Starring Richard Tucker 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. 447 N. Main St. United Church of Christ Bolton Congregational Rev. R. Stanley Eaton Rev. Donald McClean Thus we have a host of boards and Kennedy administration Classes for all ages, three cerns us though is that there may be 385 N. Main St. Church Associate Minister Pastor stumbled and dove headlong and Gvendlyn. Killebrew. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara through adult. Infant-Nursery. 11 a.m.. Church Service Sun­ agencies devoted to setting standards an alternative which could ac­ 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service. Rev. Felix M. Davis Rev. J. Stanton Gnover into the Vietnam war, day School and child care. Minister 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Ser­ for barbers, doctors, podiatrists, real The Rev. Mr. Swensen will Minister Mrs. Elza Brigmanis 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Ser­ complish the same thing. remember? “Soul and Body” is tee subject vice and Gurch School. vice. Nursery at 10:30 service. In recent developments sur­ Today preach. His topic: “God’s of the lesson-sermon. The estate salesmen, and demolition Placing a value on real estate is a 10 a.m., Moming/Worship. 10:15 a.m.. Church School. 9:15 a.m., Gurch School. rounding the Middle East cease Method in All of Life.” Golden Text: I Corinthians News for Senior Citizens Nursery through Qiurch School * Organist 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship. experts, to name a few of the more matter of judgment and a decision to fire talks, our roving Secretary Children’s Church for Grades 1 6 :20. Rockville Baptist Church Avery St. Christian •. ;; F ortin ^ ^ Grade 9. JeremyjGerlach, guest Sermon; “Thanksgiving: A than 30 listed in the Connecticut of State Henry Kissinger was through 4. Nursery for pre­ The Christian Science American-Latvian 69 Union St. Reformed Church buy or not to buy is also a matter of In History preacher. S i^ o n : “ Maple Matter of Life.” reported to be willing to com­ schoolers. Reading Room, 968 Main St. is ^ Evangelical Lutheran Church Rev. Robert L. LaGunte 661 Avery St., South Windsor Register and Manual. Sugar F a ith / Coffee Hour in 7:30 p.m.. Pilgrim judgment. The problem is that too mit this country to defend By The Associated Press open to tee public, except on Pastor Rev. Peter Mans Fellowsh^Hall after the ser­ Mrs. Brigmanis, who lives ^in Willimantic, has been Fellowship. Now we will grant these were often there is no yardstick against Israel in case of any future at­ T(^ay is Saturday, Ndv! 24, Hi everyone! Chun:h of Christ holidays, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Minister Annie Rohan, 116, and James Wesley Frost, 529, and Robert Lydall and Vernon Sts. vice. / organist at the American Latvian Evangelical Lutheran created in the public interest to tacks. Quite an order. Tbis is the 328th day of 1973. There are Well, we’re back from an Monday through Friday and The First Congregational 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. which these judgments can be Comins, 116. Schubert, 527. Eugeiie Brewer 7 pJn., Junior High Youth Church of Manchester for about five years. She has also 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for the most iiresponsible proposal 37 days left in the year. enjoyable seven-day cruise, and Before I go any further I’ve from 7 to 9 p.m. on tee first Church Nursery through Adult, in­ protect it from unscrupulous prac- evaluated. Today’s highlight in history: from ail reports everyone had a In the afternoon it was more Minister Fellowship. Thursday of each monte. been organist at the Willimantic Latvian Church for the cluding College G reer Class. all ages including a nursery. that a man in his position could got to remind you of our big United Church of Christ 11 a.m.. Worship Service. ticioners and insure certain standards make. He has absolutely no On this date in 1963, the ac­ wonderful time. It was quite a action in the ceramic room, and past 23 years and for the Estonia Parish of Willimantic for 11 a.m.. Worship Service. We all know thpre is a dual^standard Winter Craft Fair, and so far in the main hall we had four -South United Methodist Coventry Nursery provided. right or authority to deal us into cused assassin of President ride, .and as always the bus 9 a.m., Bible Gasses. Emanuel Lutheran Church over eight years. A native of Latvia, she attended music First Sunday of each monte, of performance. your cooperation has been Chureh Rev. Bruce J. Johnson 6 p.m.. Family Worship. of property values — the one you will World War III. All of the Middle John F. Kennedy, Lee Harvey ride home is the longest part. tables of bridge with the 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon; Church and Chestnut Sts. school during her high school years. While in a Displaced Holy Communion; Second Sun­ great, but we’ll be counting on following winners; Josephine 1228 Main St. Minister 6:30 p.m., Gristian educa­ And we grant too that most of them sell for and the one you want to be East and Israel thrown in are Oswald, was shot to death by After everyone arrived at the “Obedient To That Form of Rev. C. Henry Anderson Persons Camp in Germany she studied with a professor of day, missionary service. you at the fair. We’li have lots Schultz 6110, William Lucas Doctrine.” Rev. Dr, George W. Webb tion. Nursery provided. certainly not worth the Jack Ruby in Dallas, Tex.,^ center, and picked up their Rev. Ronald J. Fournier music. (Herald photo by Ofiara) 9:30 a.m., Giirch School. Nursery provided. do serve this function relatively well taxed on — and we all know that when going on, and expect also to 3520, Eugene Tosh 3450, and 6 p.m.. Worship. Sermon; Rev. Wayne Kendall sacrifice of one American Millions of Americans^ bags, low and behold there was Co- Pastors Adult Bible Class. 7 p.m.. Informal evening ser­ because, in most instances, the have our newly sworn in Board James Moriarty 3150. “That Circular File, No. 13.” Rev. Robert W. Eldridge Jr. the state wants to buy property it is soldier boy. witnessed the shooting on TV. one bag left over. Taking a look of Directors there. ’This will Frederick Wehrenberg 11 a.m.. Worship Service. vice. Nursery provided. at it, guess where it was sup­ With the holidays being Pastors Unitarian Universalist Talcottville The examining boards are made up of considered “fair game” for the seller President Nixon and the On this date— give you a good chance to meet Intern Nursery care available. Ser­ In 1784, the 12th American posed to go? To some person in Thursday and Friday, this all Society Congregational Church competent practioners in that field Congress had better blow the Uiem, to wish them well for the mon: “Another Day, Another to get the best price he can. president Zachary Taylor, was New Jersey. the news for this week. Hope St. Bartholomew’s Church 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser­ 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service. The Rev. Arnold F. Westwood United Church of Christ St. John’s Bible stop whistle on Mr. Kissinger coming two years. Minister Dollar.” GiWren’s story: “We and they know any deterioration of born in Orange County, Somehow the bag with the C you all had a marvelous Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor vice with the Rev^ Rene 9:45 a.m.. Church School; Rev. Kenneth E. Knox Episcopal Church We have wondered, in this day of and his attempts to involve us in Gloria has been going all out, ’Thanksgiving. Bideaux, guest speaker. Pastor Often Forget.” Gffee Hour in Speaks Virginia. letter was tossed in with ours, Adult Forum in tee chapel with vestry after service. Rt. 30, Vernon standards can adversely affect the computers, if property sales couldn’t any Middle East hostilities. and is getting great response Kreskin Coming 9 a.m., Infant-Toddler 6 p.m.. Service. Special by Whatever became of the United In 1867, barbed wire was and ended up on our bus. When and help from many of our Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Sister Mary Patricia as guest. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, whole field. I had a call the other day to through Grade 6. Grade 8 Con­ Thanksgiving Service to be held 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sun­ Eugene be quickly tabulated so that a current Nations and their peace keeping patented by Joseph F. Glidden Paul went to call the person, he members, ,^nd being our first Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery for St. Bernard’s Church Rector found it was an unlisted tell me of the possible opening firmation Gass. at Vernon Methodist Church on day School Sermon topic: Rockville Brewer Before the Assembly next year will market value of property in an area activities? Are they just as im­ of De Kalb, 111. attempt at this. I’m sure you and 11, 11:30 a.m. infants. In 1869, the American woman number, so he mailed out the for some of our senior members 10:45 a.m., Infant-Toddler 11 a.m.. Play group for Rt. 30 in Vernon. ‘‘Positive Possibilities in ReV. John J. White 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. be a bill to bring appraiserS of real es­ potent as ever? can understand how we feel and In a recent conversation, a can be readily determined. With Mch suffrage association was bag and sent a letter explaining to be able to pick up a few quick United Pentecostal Church Nursery- through senior high children 3 to 5-years of age. Death” Rev. William Schneider 10 a.m.. Family Service and With all of the Middle East in will be needing your support age. Confirmation Gass, Grade 5:30 p.m.. Family night pan­ ■ • V high school English teacher tate under similar type of regulation. a yardstick, not only the state would an uproar, it is real strange that formed in Cleveland, Ohio. it. bucks during the month of 187 Woodbridge St. St. John’s Polish National Gurch School. ’The big night is just around December. 8. cake supper. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 expressed some frustration If enacted, Connecticut will be the we haven’t heard a peep out of In 1942, the Germans were Bridge Winners the comer on Monday evening, Robert Baker Church of the Nazarene Catholic Church p.m. over his students’ almost total know it is getting a fair shake, but ap­ suffering heavy losses in the While on the trip, some of our We also had a call from Pastor 7:30 p.m.. Senior High 236 Main St. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko the anti-war demonstrators, the Dec. 3, from 7 to 9.-More next Sunday, Masses at 7,8:30,10, Incapacity for comprehending first state to do so. praisers and sellers would be less World War II battle of members participated in a Manchester High School where Methodist Youth Fellowship. Rev. William A. Taylor Pastor Vernon United Methodist peaceniks, the student placard week on this. Church 11:30 a.m., 5:30 p.m. St, Matthew’s Church allusions to the Bible in Stalingrad in the Soviet Union. bridge tournament, and three of we were invited to the show 10 a.m., Sunday School. Pastor Tolland tempted to inflate values for either brigade, or the “Non*-Violent Pinochle Results featuring4he TV star. Mr, ESP. Rev. F.W. Schuster literature. This but bears out Activities” with their fire In 1958, oife-third of the ■ ■our members won certificates. 7 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. Calvary Church 9 a.m.. Mass, English. Presbyterian Church Rev. J. Gfford Grtin what various surveys have The motivating force seems to be fee or profit. Monday we had A niro turnout The Great Kreskin, who is 10:30 a.m.. Mass. English and Pastor bombs and Molotov cocktails. passenger airliners in the Mrs. Florence F. Ferguson was of 87 members for our kitchen (Assemblies of God) 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. North Coventry Pastor revealed of youth’s abysmal based on evidence that present ap­ making an appearance at the Full Gospel Christian . Classes for all ages. Polish.------With such a yardstick, appraiser Where are those darfings of United States were grounded by the champ, and runner-up social bingo, and pfter lunch we 647 E.Middle Tpke. 9:30 a.m., Worship Service School St. on Rt. 31 off Rt. 44A ignorance of even bare facts strik6S. honors went to Marianne Her- Bailey Auditorium on Fellowship 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship. Gospel Hail . praisals, without regulation, have cost Hanoi, the Jane Fonda, the had 15 tables for pinochle with Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson and Church School. Sermon Dr. Richard W. Gray Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 of the Bible. performance could be more fairly In 1969, the Apollo 12 dic and George Vallone -who Wednesday evening, Nov. 28 at Interdenominational Pastor Sermon by tee Rev. Donald 1 415 Center St. p.m. Berrigan brothers, etc., and the the following winners: Mary 8 in the evening. topic: “Sowing and Reaping.” My teaching acquaintance the taxpayers of the state money evaluated by the examining board if astronauts returned to earth teamed up for the tournament. Orange Hall Irwin, district superintendent. 9:30 a.m.. Worship. Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30 was deploring this situation American flag burners? Nackowski, 689; Ann Young; Tickets may be purchased at 7 p.m.. Junior High Methodist because of the wide divergency in ap­ from man’s second landing bn How about that? Rev. Philip P. Saunders, 10 a.m., Sunday School, New England District. Nursery 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. 11 a.m., Bible School. andlUtia.m. solely because of tee literary the Assembly feels there is merit in Unheard of also are the Viet­ Joseph Windsor, 663; Walter our Senior Center at a reduced Youth Fellowship. Pastor- nam war draft dodgers, their the moon. On the ship, bingo was one of Pastor classes for adults and children. and Children’s Church 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. 7:30 p.m., Bible Discussion handicap it imposes upon its praisals resulting in costly condemna­ setting standards and regulating the Wilkinson, 661; Betty Jesanis, price for our members. If provided. 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. parish relations committee college professor advisers, and Ten years ago: World figures the popular games, although 653; Alfreda Hallin, 651; Bess 11 a.m., Service of Worship meeting. Groups (at Manse on Gmwall victims. But as lamentable as tion suits, etc. converged on Washington to somewhat expensive. The you’re interested, call us at 643- 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study and Bible preaching. Nursery 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Dr.) Sponsored by Manchester this result is, the spiritual appraising profession. the lunatic leftwing gentry. How Moonan, 650; Robert Ahearn, 5310, and we’ll tell you when St. Maurice’s Church At a .recent hearing. Sen. David come they are so silent about pay final tribute to the. late prizes were extremely large. and open discussion. Sunday care for tee little ones, and Message by tee pastor. Nursery St. Mary’s Episcopal St. Peter’s Episcopal Presbyterian Gurch. consequences are even If the Assembly does not create the 641; Lee Steinmeyer, 638; you can pick up the tickets, and School. provided. Bolton United States present activities President Kennedy. Some of ,bur members were Florence North, 628; Catherine special children’s program. Church Church Rev. Robert W. Gonin sadder. Authentic freedom is Odegard of Manchester pointed out how much. We need to get a 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser­ board, the state could still have a in the Middle East? Give you Five years ago: A wage-price really lucky and won sonie of Gleeson, 627; Mabel Wilson, 7 p.m.. Gospel Service. Church and Park Sts. Sand Hill Rd. St. George’s Episcopal Pastor realized in knowing the truth the games. count, so you must call in Mon­ vice. Community Baptist Church Church that while “most appraisers agree means to determine whether or not one guess. freeze was ordered in France to 626; Frances Fike, 625, and Hymnsing and Bible message. Rev. George Nostrand South Windsor (John 8:32), God’s Word help cope with a monetary My luck ran true to form. In day only. An American Baptist Church Rt. 44A, Bolton that a 15, 20 or even 30 per cent Yours sincerely, Mary Hope, 610. Rector Rev. Frederick M. Foerster III Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 (John 17:17). Little wonder condemnation or negotiation should Frank U. Lupien crisis. one game I needed B-11 for $80 . Menus 585 E. Center St. Rev. Stephen J. White Vicar Rev. John F. Flora, III p.m. that its daily study is com- Over the weekend we were Rev. Ondon P. Stairs difference in appraiser value is not be pursued. In either case, the state 21 Sunset Street One year ago: A 39-day and they called six numbers Monday: Chicken and rice Rev. Bonald Haldeman Vicar Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:15 mneded (Acts 17:11). sorry to learn that two of our Minister unreasonable for competent, ethical Manchester search for a missing plane before someone else called' members passed away — Edith soup, egg salad sandwich, 8 a.m., Holy Communion. 11 a.m. Yet, a declining percentage would have a stronger hand to protect (• open nights 'til 9:00'^ 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. taking House Majority Leader' bingo. In another game to fill a Wirtella and Albert Ryden — chilled fruit, beverage. . • 7:30 a.m., Holy Communion, 10 a.m.. Morning Prayer. of our population is enrolled in appraisers, the average divergency in 9:15 a.m.. Church School for 10 a.m.. Family Eucharist the taxpayer interest which is ap­ Hale Boggs and three others on card I went 18 numbers before I and we send our sincere con­ Tuesday; Beef no^Ie soup, Book of Common Prayer. Sunday School after service. “Sunday School,” and many had one, and by that time holiday ribbon for decorating all ages. and Gurch School. Nursery state condemnation cases in 1971-72 parently the main reason for the a flight to Alaska was dolences to the families of both, Sicken salad sandwich, cup­ 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Book 6:30 p.m.. Young Peoples of these receive little or no Bi­ suspended. everyone was having a blast Indoor or outdoor, we’ve the 10:30 a.m., Worriiip Service. provided. ble instruction, as was 49 per cent.” as well as to Mrs. Elizabeth cake, beverage. of Conunon Prayer, with ser­ Fellowship. Sacred Heart Church regulation and licensing of ap­ Manchester Today’s birthdays: New York over my poor luck. Wednesday: Roast pork with largeat selection in the eaatl Topic: “Give Me a Star.” Guest mon by tee Rev. Mr. White. Rt. 30, Vernon denominational curricula veer Gallup on the loss of her son, minister, Robert Dutton. The target of those favoring praisers. Mayor John V. Lindsay is ‘52. The next night the announcer applesauce, sweet potato we have every little thlngl Church School, Gib Class and United Methodist Church St. Margaret Mary’s Church Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor further and further from this Scholarship William. - Nurse^ is provided. Pro basketball star Oscar called Wally Fortini to come up We heard that our good friend casserole, peas, roll and butter, Nursery. 1040 Boston Tpke. Wapping Rev. Edward Konopka verbal revelation of tee divine will. ___ _ Foundation' Robertson is 35. Political and call a game. Esther Anderson is going to apple tart, beverage. buy your 9:45 a.m., Sunday morning Bolton Rev. William McGrath Columnist Williaifi F. Buckley It was a nice trip but as spend her time recuperating Friday; French onion soup, weekly St. Bridget Church Gffee House. Rev. David M. Campbell Rev. Joseph Schick Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. CHURCH OF CHRIST ' always it was good to be back is 48. after her recent accident with tuna salad sandwich, pudding loHery Rev. John J. Delaney 11:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Pastor Co-Pastors Sunday, Masses at 7:30, Lydall and Vernon Street Thought for today: There is home. with whipped cream, beverage. Pastor 10:30 a.m. and noon. % her son at the following ad­ tlckete Services for Trial Use, with Phone: 643-2517 The Innocent To the editor: - one art ol \yhich every man Next big trip will be the West th e mVaete of nuAiitivgt | Rev. William J. Stack 9:45 a.m.. Children’s Cpmmu- Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Monday at 7:30 p.m„ the dress; Esther Anderson, 149-2 at felrwayl sermon by tee Rev. Mr. White. should be master: The art of Coqst Hop, and we still have a Winding Way, Minot Air Force Schedule for the Week downtown manehestar. Rev. William J. Killeen nion Service, Grades 2 through p.m. Board of Directors of the number of good seats, left, so 7. Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10 reflection — Samuel Coleridge, Base, N.D., 58201. Monday through Friday, Manchester Scholarship Foun­ give us a call and we’ll tell you English poet, 177M834. James Spasato is now taking reservations for the West Coast Saturday, Masses at 5 and The Presbyterian Church- 10:15 a.m., Coffee and and fl:% a.m. michaels 5? Bystander dation (MSF) will hold its an­ all about it. Believe me, if you 7:30 p.m., school auditorium. 43 Spruce St. Conversation. it easy at his home at 43 Benton Hop. nual orientation meeting in the haven’t been to California St. Word from the Meadows is Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, Sunday, Masses at 7:30,9 and \Rev. George Smite 10:30 a.m.. Church School. Teachers’ Lounge of before, this is one way of get­ treasure chest A r t H ifp p e Today^s that Martha Mansfield, kitchen social bingo, one can of 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. and Pastor Nursery through Grade 6. Manchester High School. ting there and really seeing 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. i 'HRST nM EVaTTHIlB SINCE liT lI ^Florence Plitt and Helana canned goods n e ^ ^ ; noon,to .-noon, school auditorium. Anyone interested in learning some exciting and interesting Sermon: “New Years Eve.” and Other Him Main S t stores diamonids Smith send their love and best 12:30 p.m., lunch is serv^; 1 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. more about MSF — how it Thought places with a guide to explain 2:30 p.m.. Area cluster wishes. We also learned that p.m. to 4 p.m. pinochle games. 10;3Q,a.m., Worship Service. WILL BE OPEN TUES. & began, how it administers its them to you. Zion Evangelical meeting at Hockanum United Thomas Rhddes is now Biis pick up at 8;30 a.m., return 7:30 p.m., Bible discussion. funds, how it determines the Drive at $4,408 Lutheran Church Methodist Church. THUHS. MTES ’til 9! We are thankful for so very recuperating at 9C McGuire trips at,12:30 and 4-p.m. (Missouri Synod) Can TV Solve The Energy Crisis? scholarship recipients is invited OUr big bus is moving right St. James Church to attend. many blessings but most of all Laner his home. ’hiesday: 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 « K s e ii^ Cooper and High Sts. pornography. And in a month, along, and we’re getting real Tuesday morning our a.m., ceramic class; 11:30 to Msgr. Edward J. Reardon . The Nation’s Energy Crisis Crisis that led to the most in­ This is an organization that we are thankful for our loved close to thd half-way point. It a weekly hall-hour program Rev. Charles W. Kuhl Pastor ' was finally resolved by the sim­ genious solution—The National the seemingly impossible, Manchester can be proud of and ones and friends; for the many members were busy with 12:30 p.m., lunch is served;. 10 Pastor K-~'< happened: interest in football still means a long way to go,,but ceramics, and by'the looks of a.m. the bus pick up for the Rev. Daniel J. Karpuey ple expedient of turning down Football & Pornography we would love to hav^ you know times we have been together to Rev. Eugene Charman waned. it’s only our fourth week iso I things we will have some real shopping trip; 1:30 p.m. return with regulars the heat. But before that happy Network. more about it. Refreshments share laughter and song, to think it’s begining to pay off. 9 a.m.. Divine Worship. day, numerous desperate “We have found,” said the “Don’t you want to watch the will be served. share moments of inspiration lovely pieces for sale at our fair trip from shopping; 1 p.m. to 4 RICHARD ROBERTS 10:15 a.m., Sunday School and 16th re-run of the Boston Latest statistics show we have at a real bargain. p.m.. Bowling at the Parkade PATTI ROBERTS Saturday, Masses at 5 and measures were tried and found President happily, “that the Robert P. Fuller and insight into the goodness of $4,408. Youth Forum. 7:30 p.m.. wanting. Beavers clobbering the president, humankind, and most of all the Bowling Lanes by our Senior Bowiing and the 10:10 to -ll:30, return trip uorrsauw uNknsasuttiaemY issr aim Hmn a » m at mam drews, 120; John Sardella, 119; HAwma-eawTss. m mm n, aiacia m si Aiwote au ioooi,- miiiiitis | HS MAIN NTMIT IN DOWNTOWN MANCHMTIR ‘‘is that the people have too- Energy. Crisis appeared over. resolved. Every American, Judy Freedman Interim Minister Anna Haupt, 546; Ann Perras, at 12:30 p.m. pickup again at 6 • Hartford • MlddMown • Now Britain Joseph Windsor, 117; Lee ti SA sea MM weorraui. et ONM - miiM-iNi K T J in damned much energy.” But after six days, the most ar­ beset by problems, happily 62 Grant Rd: Center Congregational 535; Inez Mahoney, 534;‘Robert p.m., return trip after setback*'" Miller, 116; Mina Reuther, 116; Som ething Qo’od is going to happen to you III '» HOI ION *M MiVON ANOHVF H ( (tVi NIHv Yet it was this second Energy dent pervert lost his zest for went into hibe'mation. Manchester. Church _ Aheam, 532; Cls Wilson, 530; games. <

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), PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Ntwitfaester. Conn., Sat., Nov. 24, 1973 South Windsor Hebron Man Turns i' Obituary To Self-Reliance Police Report Fireplace Caution Urged The conversion only cost a JUDitM KUEHNEL fallen from between the brick clean longer if soft wood is not HEBRON, Conn. (AP) - MANCHESTER bond for court appearance Dec. leaving openings. Mrs. Lena Fregin '^Tm going to be warm this few dollars and West has an Correspondent burned. David Embser, 17, of 39 18. A chimney can be Checked for Mrs. Lena Fregin of 11 Chest­ winter,” stated James R. West, agreement to cut old timber 644-1364 Fire Marshal Lanning Judith Dr., was charged Friday excessive amounts of soot by nut St., died Friday night at a handy man who believes peo­ from a woodlot. He uses a chain warned against the use of liquid with third-degree criminal mis­ Francis E. Rudenauer Jr., 23, • In a letter to Councilman looking down the chimny from Manchester Memorial ple have lost the ability to be saw, and splits the wood at flammable fire starters, and chief in connection with a of 30 ^indem ere, Ave., Robert Hornish, William Lan- the top, using a good flashlight. Hospital. She was the widow of take care of themselves. ' home. the hanging of combustible destruction of a park bench. Rockville, was charged early ning, fire marshal, stated that This can be accomplished with Theodore Fregin. With fuel shortages looming. “People are too dependent on materials from the mantle. Embser was released on his today with failure to grant half certain fire safety measures the use of mirrow from down Mrs. Fregin was born in West spent one weekend other people doing their work If a chimney fire is written promise to appear in the highway and with disorder­ must be kept in mind when below, during daylight hours. Manchester and had lived here modifying his house’s propane for them,” said West a suspected; call the fire depart­ □rcuit Court 12, Manchester, ly conduct in connection with using the fireplace. A soot-fill^ chimney can be most of her life. She was a gas heating system to use wood. /-telephone repairman, “and ment immediately at 644-2411. Dec. 3. the Investigation of an accident Due to the energy crisis and cleaned by dragging a chain or member of St. Mary’s He fashioned a coil of black iron they don’t have the adaptability If you have any questions con­ A 15-year-old juvenile female on Windemere Ave. ’There were the resulting rise in the cost of a piece of rope up and down cerning the installation of a Episcopal Church. pipe, installed it beneath the to do anything for themselves.” was referred to juvenile no injuries and damage was Survivors are a brother, West, his wife and five fuel, more and more people will along the sides, or by pulling a metal fireplace or wood bur­ grate in the living room authorities in connection with minor. by using the fireplace and wood ball of burlap up through the Richard Gutzmer of fireplace and tied it into the children grow most of their own ning stove, call the fire Uiis case. burning stoves as a source of chimney. The chimney will stay marshal’s office at the tovni Manchester; and two sister's, baseboard hot water system. food. Part of the basement is a Mrs. Frieda Murdock of root cellar. And the family buys heat. hall, 644-2511. With a couple of shutoff Roger Gallic, 18, of Tolland, Steele Urges Fire Marshal Lanning Manchester and Mrs. Minnie switches and another ther­ meat in big sections, cuts it and was issued a summons Friday Norton of Hebron. makes corned beef. United Front suggested that eech chimney mostat, the fireplace had charging him with making an should be checked to be sure it I Private funeral services will become an alternate source of “I know that I’m starting to improper turn in connection On Boycott be Monday at the Holmes is free from large ac­ O p e n heat. live 100 years in the past but I with an accident on Tolland WASHINGTON (AP) U.S. Funeral Home, 400 Main St. think that it’s something that cumulations of soot, and that no At most. West estimates that Tpke. at the entrance of Rep. Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., cracks or openings exist that Burial will be in East people are going to have to do,” he will use one quarter of the Caldors. Friday urged the United States, would allow sparks to gain WESTOWir Cemetery. said West. gas used last winter, mostly on The car driven by Gallic was Europe and Japan join forces to access to the interior walls or All Day There are no calling hours. “No one knows how to do PHMUUCY weekends when the family attempting to enter the parking combat the Arab oil boycott. attics. \ leaves home. anything any more, but they lot when it struck a truck driven In a letter to Secretary of better start learning again.” Most modern chimneys are by Francis Dagon of South State Henry Kissinger, Steele lined with a tile which greatly Sunday Auto Firms Windsor. said the current '.‘disarray and reduces the problem of Issue Recalls Gallic is scheduled to appear lack of cooperation among the cracks, however, older brick All Medicinal Services Available Mistrial Declared in court Dec. 17. Western oil ■ consuming coun­ chimneys should be examined 455 HARTFORD ROAD 043-5230 DETROIT (AP) - Two U.S. tries was allowing the Arab to be sure the concrete has not states to walk all over us.” automakers are recajling more In PC’s Barnes’ Case than 383,000 Cadillacs and VERNON He said initial Arab reaction to a joint move by the oil con­ school buses. PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) - pretrial motions, had become Steven N. Neborski, 23, of En­ suming nations might be to stop General Motors Corp. an­ A mistrial has been declared in mixed with proper exhibits sent field, was charged with oil pr^uction completely. But nounced Friday the recall of the assault trial of Marvin to the jury. criminal mischief, third 'such states as Algeria, Iraq and 380,000 1971 and 1972 model Barnes, the star center for the The defense made the motion degree, in connection with an Libya “could not economically Cadillacs, and Ford Motpr Co. Providence College basketball for mistrial after the jury incident Nov. IT at premises he afford to halt all production and said it was recalling 3,527 of its team. foreman sent a note to the was rentihg. He was released would have no choice but to con­ 1973 and 1974 model school Barnes had been charged judge asking if the jury should on a 3150 non-surety bond for tinue exporting petroleum,” he buses. with assaulting Larry Ketver- have the clippings. appearance in Circuit Court 12, added. GM’s Cadillac Division said tis, a former teammate, with a Rockville, Dec. 18. owners were being asked to, tire iron in October 1972. return cars to dealers to cor­ Superior Court Judge Eugene William A. Philbrick, 18, of rect insufficient lubrication on Gallant granted a defense mo­ Inspections Meadowdrook Rd., Ellington, Girl Accused the steering control if corrosion tion for a mistrial after it was WASHINGTON (AP) - Coal was charged ' with evading Of Killing becomes serious. Eldorado discovered that newspaper clip­ waste piles are to be inspected responsibility and with models are not included in the pings about the case which during regular federal mine in­ operating while his license was Boy Friend recall, GM said. were not admitted as evidence spections, the Interior Depart­ under suspension after his car Ford said its recall was begun in the trial had been sent to the ment announced. A waste dump struck a mailbox and state sign WATERBURY (AP) - A 14- to check buses for possible in­ jury. in West Virginia collapsed in on Rt. 30. He was released un­ year-old girl was turned over to correct routing of nylon air A court clerk said the clip- February, blocking a stream der a $250 non-surety bond for juvenile authorities Friday pressure brake tubes. Ford said pings, which had been and causing a flood that killed appearance in court Dec. 18. night in the stabbing death of a tubes improperly routed could presented to the court in 125 persons. youth reported to be her melt due to contact with the Philip W. Duguay, 24, of 184 boyfriend, police said. exhaust pipe, cutting rear E. Main St., Rockville, was 'The g irl’s name w asn’t wheel braking performance. charged with illegal possession released because of her age, Loss of air pressure to the of a non-narcotic controlled police said. parking brake could cause the Vernon Notes substance Friday. He was A spokesman at St. Mary’s rear brakes to be applied un­ released in a $100 non-surety Hospital identifed the victim as expectedly, an official said. Cecil Riddick, 17, of Waterbury. The spokesman said he was The Midget Baskeball League through 6 skating from 6 to 7; 30, Vernon dead on arrival about 8:30 p.m. \First Aid for boys in the rural Vernon and those in Grades 7 and 8 from a stab wound just below area will open its season on from 7:30 to 9 p.m. the heart. Effort Dec. 15 at the Vernon Elemen­ The admission charge is 50 Police said they thought Red­ tary School, Rt. 30, with the cents a person and shoe skates Chamber Polls dick was stabbi^ during an are provided free. Persons first game to be at 11 a.m. H^emberS Over argument on L.custSt. near his Hampered Based on the enrollment of using their own skates must boys, the American League will aiso^ pay the 50-cent admission The wounded youth staggered HARTFORD (AP) - A charge. Energy Crisis sidewalk figlit broke out have eight teams this year. into his family’s first-floor Sponsors of teams are Bury Parents are invited to attend The Rockville Area Chamber apartment before collapsing, because a crowd of Spanishs­ and skate free when they ac­ peaking people apparently mis­ Enterprises, Aldon Associates, of Commerce is polling all of its police said. Police recovered a Zahner Mens Shop, VFW Post company their child. members in an effort to deter­ knife with a three-inch blade understood the actions of three Leaf Pickup TOMORROW! policemen working to^^ve a 10121, Howard Johnson mine what various businesses which they said was used in the Restaurant, R. (barest Co., Nov. 30 will be the last day plan to do to help during the incident. heart attack victim, authorities for pickup of leaves with the said. \ Vittner Garden Center and energy crisis. Sunday, November Norms. vacuum. Director of Public In a letter to members, Police said they wields Works Mdrew Tricarico has nightsticks to hold back th e \ The fundamental classes for William Repoli, president of the Fire Calls the players will start Dec. 1 and annouhceJ. chamber board of directors, crowd trying to prevent the of­ Tricarico said the vacuum ficers from giving oxygen and cbaches have requested that no said, “That there is an energy at 10:20 program has been cut short due FRIDAY heart massage to Mrs. more than 12 boys be on a team. crisis, that it will be with us for The balance of the boys, after to the need for conservation of some time, are not only facts 8:06 p.m. — Fire in car on Rt. Evangelica Echevacria, 59, gasoline. All leaves to be picked 1-86. (Town Fire Department) who later died at St. Francis the t e ^ s have been picked, but understatements.” i up must now be put in bags. 8:58 p.m. — Spnell of smoke at In Our Parking Lot! Hospital. will go into these classes. If a At its meeting two weeks ago, boy displ^ top basketball The town will continue to pick the board organized an energy Manchester Meiporial Police said they tried to up the bagged leaves by means Hospital. No Fire. (Town Fire explain in Spanish that they playing ability, he will be use committee which is headed of a special truck which will Department) were giving emergency aid to moved from the fundamental by Howard Wolfanger. The STOREWIDE BARGAIN classes to the reM ar league. follow the regular trash collec­ committee, at its TODAY the woman, but the crowd ap­ tion routes and as soon as possi­ 2:30 a.m. — Gas washdown on parently thought she was being Upon completion of the organizational meeting, agreed season, the Stephen J ^ o n Euw ble after the regular collection. that the greatest potential for E. Center St. near (Town beaten. Heart massage involves League Parly Fire Department) pounding the victim’s chest to trophy will be awardecKto the conserving energy is “probably get the heart beating again, of­ winning team. This will end the The Vernon League of in the area , of encouraging ficials said. five-year period that the t r ^ y Women Voters will sponsor a specific proposals and ‘waving reception and cocktail party in The woman’s son, Cecilio F. was to be awarded. \ the flag.’ ” honor of the elected officials of I Echevacria, 21, allegedly Other five-year trophies have Therefore, the committee is the Town of Vernon. punched one policeman in the been donated by Alfred asking chamber members to The party will be held at the jaw and tried to pull another off Cavedon and Dr. Raymond briefly state what they are home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard his stricken mother, police Ramsdell. A new five-year planning to do to reduce energy Meehan, Cottier Dr., Vernon, said. He was charged with trophy will be unveiled at the consumption. completion of this season and otfNov. 30 starting at 9 p.m. The committee would also Today - Tomotrow assault on an officer, breach of The purpose of the party, peace and interferring with an will be announced at the annual like to hear from housewives league members said, is to officer, and was held in lieu of banquet. concerning what they ate doing, I $10,000 bond. Roller Skating allow the league members and and noted the potential number Officer Hector Marrero suf­ Roller skating sessions, spon­ town officials to become of useful proposals is almost Eastern Connecticut's Biggest acquainted. < fered a broken hand and several sored by the Vernon Recreation endless. bruises in the melee, according Department, started to a spokesman at Hartford W.ednesday night at the Hospital where he was treated Northeast School and will con­ Rotary Club’s Eighth Annual and discharged. tinue alternate Wednesday A spokesman at St. Francis nights through the winter Hospital said an autopsy would months. be performed to determine the The next session will be Dec. OPE HOUSE cause of Mrs. Echevacria’s 5. There will be two sessions death. with boys and girls in Grades 4 TOM ANTIQUES \ Sun.,.Nov. ■5 PM\ unson's BROWSERS WELCOMED!

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