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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri., Dec. 8,1872 The Weather ABOUT service project. All area Pi Congregational Church, will be participation in the 11 a.m. United Methodist Chnrdi will Phis are invited to attend. OB radio station worship service at Center meet at the church. Days Rain likely tonight and TOWN WPOP 8 Sunday morning Congregational Church. TH illattrIjFfitFr lEuTuinn iUrraUi Sunday with some fog. Low The Executive Board of the program “ Sunday ’Through the tonight in the 30s - high Sunday Manchester Newcomers Club Valley” this w eerThe M e e tin g s at Center Christmas! in the 30s. The Manchester Area Alumni wUl meet Monday at 8 p.m. at program is broadcast from 7 to Second Congregational Congregational Church on Mon Club of P i Beta Phi will boM its the home of Mrs. Frank 7:30 a.m. The Rev. Mr. Church will hold a chapel day include the Mothers Club, 8 MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 9, ,1972 VOL. XCII, No. 59 MANCHESTER — A City of Village Chcrm Christmas meeting on Monday Livingston, 217 Ralph Rd., Simpson will also appear on prayer meeting Monday at 9:30 p.m. in the Robbins Room; the at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Manchester. Channel 3 at 9 - 9:80 a.m. a.m. " Loyal ( ^ l e , 6:30 p.m. in the Austin Morris, 11 Madison Rd., Sunday on an interview Federation Room; and the Enfield. The program will The Rev. Clifford Slifpson, program entitled “ Santa Claus On Monday at 7 p.m. the Gospel Dance Choir, 6:45 p.m. dODGimTIOKS combine Christmas fun with a pastor emeritus of Center and Christmas’ ’, followed by Committee on Worship of North in the sanctuary. After the old original store reservoirs. Just before dark in None of the younger generation Icy Roads /|t Battle For Party Chairmanship building was moved back from the evening the lanterns were were interested in carrying on the comer
u ■%. PAGji TWO — MAWCHKs'l'liiR EIVEINING HERALD, Manchetter, Conn., Sat., Dec. 9, 1878 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,oManchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 9. 1972 — PAGE THREE About Town FORmnBflBAND Sheinwold on Bridge What Happened? Termites are remotely re The first self-servicece gro VOIlNQPEOPlf “ Whatever Happened to lated to the roach family. Be- cerery stoistore in - the Unite< South United Methodist CONSIDER 'M E ODDS ‘72?” - CBS-TV’i look at top Heating Oil Import ing gregarious, they create Stated'’ is said to have been Iki* Church wili boid its annuel' IN PLANNING PLAY North dealer new stories of the year — airs News for Senior Citizens elaborate societies. opened in Memphis, Tenn. North-South vulnerable trim*the-tree Christmas party, By ALFRED SHEINWOLD Thursday, Dec. 28 (Bp.m .), pre by WALLY FORTIN sponsored by the Women’s Today’s hand, played 15 years N O R T H * empting “ TTie Waltons.” Quotas To Be Eased Mi. M B JtMHTTCO Society of Christian Service and ago in an intercollegiate 4 765 Joining CBS-TV newsman Director SATURDAY J figures on increases from Puer the Methodist Men, Sunday ut tournament, was a test of the (3 10 WASHINGTON (AP) - The Imported No. 2 heating fuel is E O K 32 Walter Cronkite wHl be a group to Rico, according to the 5:30 p.m. in Cooper Hail. Hiose ability to foresee bad breaks. Office of Emergency priced the same or higher than State Theater — "Gone With AK 6S 2 of junior high sdiool students. better plan on signing iq>- One- interior official. attending should bring a box Several thousand college Hello there everybody. It’s Other members reported in Preparedness said today oil im the current rate for unson*8 The Wind,” 7:30; “ Mr. Magoo’s W E S T E A S T Die students will selMt wfast person can sign for tbeniselves supper; beverage and dessert students played the hand, in time to give you the hai^penings the hospital are Irene Vincek, port regulations will be relaxed domratically produced fuel oil, E 3 Holiday Festival,^ 1:00-2:40^ K ♦ Q 1 8 3 they consider the q>ic news and one other person only, and 4 94 here at the Crater, and I’m sort during the Hrst four months of will be provided. A gift for a more than a hundred colleges, K 9763 <3 A 8542 events of 1972. Wilfred Clarke, Agnes it must be in person. No plKHie according to the OEP. Penn Central of jotting things down while resident of Minefield T r aining Burnside Theater — “ Mr. but only a few cam e up with the 4 0 76 Babineau and William calls. 1973 to increase the supply of There was no immediate Candy Kitchen Mtmnn waiting for the big moon blast iMf I7r______School, and a homemade tree MaGoo’s Holiday Show,” 2:00; right answer. J 10 9 8 4 Q 4 Skoneaki. Let’s send them a From there we traveled fuel oil for heating. estimate on how much ad Hearing Set North dealer off. And man, ttot sure was to The actions are being taken to ornament should also be ditional heating fuel the “ The Mechanic,” 7:304:90 S O U T H card to help cheer them up. Canada and the gang enjoyed Where Quality Candy la Made Freah Dally New Soap Opera something well worth waiting provided by those attending. North-South vulnerable 4 A 10 2 By the way, I’d like to tip my the colored slides very much. "m eet the tight fuel situation,” changes would bring in. An PHILADELPHIA (AP) - An Jerry l^w ls Cinema, South A new half-hour daytime for. Sure wish I had my camera Choose From Over ZOO Varieties Entertainment for the evening Opening lead — Jack of Clubs <3 Q hat off to one of our “ unsung Then came dancing, card said the announcement. Interior Department official attempt by Penn Central to gain , M m mna i> mmt Windsor — “ Wonderful Land of In m q||t cases. South got to A Q J drama series, tentativdy titled becaitoe the pictures, were so OEP Director G. A. Lincoln said the relaxation of the (Ad IMt iMyMly will be by Ivor Hu^ and the O 10985 heroes” so to speak. We have a playing and visiting to round the unrestricted right to Puppets from the Friendly Oz,” 1:00-3:00; “ Dr. 2iivago,” the correct contract of five 4 73 ‘‘The Innocent Years,”' Is very clear and colorful. member who been doing a said the Interior Department Western Hemisphere require determine the size of its train MnrlMidMri 7:30 out the day. A Gift That’s Sure To Please, Our Forest. diamonds. The jack of clubs North East West planned for presmitation on I guess you’ve read in the tremendous job of helping will soon publish official notice ment would better enable im crews will be heard in U.S. C ^ ’TV next Spring. was usually opened by the West Pass Pass p Past papers about someone breaking many of our mraibers by way Pinochle Results of suspension of the porters to meet the allocations District Court here Dec. 20. player. Pass into our Crater this past week, requirement that imports of M e a d o w s D r iv e - I n — 2 4 Tai* of picking them up, running Thursday came along and we being planned. Approval must come from 4 0 Pasa Pass and all that was accompliriied No. 2 heating oil be manufac The impact of the suspension “ Dradula AD ’72,” 7:00-10:35; South can expect to win seven errands for the side, visiting had 50 players for p i n o l e with Judge John P. Fullam, who is CANDY DISH Phebe Circle of Emanuel Pass Pass was Some broken windows, tured from crude oil produced of the conversion from fuel oil “ Crescendo,” 9:06 trumps, two t ^ clubs and the many in the hospital, and the followina winhers: Peter directing the reorganization of Lutheran Church meet Tuesday PINE PHARMACY A Beautiful Mirror Finished Stainless Candy Dish, ace of spades. The 11th trick, Opening lead — 4 1 cabinets, and a door. For- convalescrat homes. It’s the Frey, 646; Esther Anderson, in the Western Hemisphere. to crude remains unassessed the bankrupt transportation at 7:30 p.m. in Luther Hall. U .A . T h e a t e r E a s t — tuhatefy nothing was taken, and Additionally, importers will and there were no definite Filled With Our Own Delicious Confections needed for the game contract, Diamonds, K-3-2; Clubs, A- type of job no one knows about 629; May Derby, 60S; Mary giant. Members should provide a grab “Valachi Papers,” 2:0(M:25- be denied the option of J can come only from developing K-6-S-2. I can’t' for the world of me except those who have been Nackowski, 596; Florence bag gift. Hostesses will be Mrs. 7:00-9:30; Live Organ Concert wander what one would expect exchanging their heating oil dummy’s long club suit. What do you say? h elp ^ and visited, and I know Kohls, 574; Floyd Post, 567; Inga Gustafson, Mrs. Helen 9:15 NOTICE to get from a Senior Crater. We allocations for crude oil. In D eclarer naturally thinks Answer: Bid one club or,pass. they certainly appreciate his Florence North, 564; Ann Johnson and Mrs. Elvira make daily deposits if, and creases will also be made in first of taking the top clubs and Most experts would pass this work and concern. So I would Young, 560; Joseph Windsor, Daniels. Manchester.. Drive-In — shipments from refineries in ruffing a low club. If each borderline hand, but some when; we com e into any money, like to personally thank our 557; Biernice Caswell, 556; Cis “ Dracula AD 1972,” 7:00-10:30; OPEN ALL DAY so actually there’s nothing of Puerto Rico. opponent > has exactly three aggressive experts would open good friend Robert Doggart, Wilson, 555; Peg VendrUlo, 552,. - “ Crescendo,” 8:45 clubs, declarer can get back to value ract^t important records “ The recent abnormally cold it. The hand would be a better SUNDAY and let him know that his ef and Mabel Keeney, 548. dummy with the king of we k e ^ locked up. weather underlines the n ^ for Manchester Garden au b will East Hartford Drive-In — opening bid if there were low forts are very deeply In the afternoon some 16 diamonds in order to run the 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. a vigorous conservation hold a potluck Monday at 6:30 “Love Is A Woman,” 7:30; hearts and if the clubs were A- appreciated, and I am grateful members played bridge, and last two clubs. South will then K-J-10-2. Setback Winners braause he keeps me posted on program, led by industry and p.m. at the home of Mrs. “ Sex & the College Girl,” 9:00; the lucky winners were; Ivy make 12 tricks. Last Friday n i^ t we had 40 many of our sick. state and local government, as Douglas J. Roberts, Bolton Rd., “ Not My daughter,” 10:30 Siddell, 4,750; Mary Thrall, ROUTE 6. BOLTON — TEL 649-4332 Good Break Unlikely * setback players and ..the We then told the gang that the well as increases in refinery Vernon. Members should bring 4,300; Florence Anderson, 4,- production of fuel oil,” read the OPEN DAn-Y and SUNDAY tUI StOO VM. East Windsor brive-In — The trouble with this plan is fallowing were winners: John trip this coming week to Radio their own place setting and a 210; Ann CampbeU, 3,840; Karl announcement. Candy Alao AvalUble For Fund Ralalng grab bag gift. “ Ulzana’s Raid,” 9:00; “ Silent that the odds are almost 2 to 1 For Kehoe, 139; Jennie Fogarty, City will leave the Center at S. White, 3,340, and Eugene Running,” 7:30 against a 3-3 break of the 126; Paul Schuetz, 126; (Haire 8:30 a.m. on both days, and so Toch, 3,170. missing six clubs. The suit is Rera, 126; Hans FYederickson, that means you who are going By the way, we’ll be sending more likely to break 4-2. I Your 126; Ted Rivard, 124; Ann should be at the Crater no later out some flieii to some of our -N 0NPUVIN6 - Get Set To Celebrate SUNDAY To guard against the Fisher,: 122; Ann Perras, 119; than 8:15 a.m. members with some interesting Batter than Qoctfather expected 4-2 break,, South NBC TV-Chloago Bob Ahern, 118; and Wilbrod information real soon. should play a low club from Dining DR. ZHIVAGO Sally Struthers, David Hartman, and Bing Crosby (right) hfessier, 118. DISCOUNTS APPLY 10 JLM. to 10 P.M. Playl]« at T:M PM State Theater — "Mr. dummy at the first trick! Monday came around and, New Year’s Dance prepare to take part in “Christmas with the Bing Menus for the Week Low Adminion Prk«f MaGoo’s Holiday Festival,” East’s best play is to win with Pleasure after the excitement of the The gang was clued in on a THE VALACHI Sat-San. MaUnca Monday: Homemade Crosbys,” a Bell System Family Theatre special on NBC- 1:00-2:40; “ Gone With The the queen of clubs and return 1 -IP M break and the cleaning up and special New Year’s Dance to be minektrone, ham sandwich, T V Sunday, D ec. 10, at 8 p.m . Wind,” 7:30 the queen of spades. South PAPERS (R) Woodeifiil Land of Oi repairs that followed, things held at the Center on Friday fnuted gelatin with whipped QmiiiiS Soon, 1001 8|iacc Odaaaajr takes the ace of spades, draws W e P r e s e n t sort of got back to the regular evening, Dec. 29. The working With CharlM Bronson cream, beverage. Burnside ’Theater — “ nie two rounds of trumps with the routine. committee of Gloria Benson, SATURDAY Wednesday: Baked lasagna, G /u m t s Mechanic” 4:004:00-8:00; Mr. ace and queen and then lead a We had another fine turnout Anna Haupt, Mae Tivnan, Alice green beans, roman buttered Angry King MaGoo’s Holiday Festival,” club to dummy’s king. It is now Black Belt S Y Q I J I N T O for our kitchen social bingo. In Vozzolo, Harold Lehmann, rolls, ice cream sundae, Chook Timotablo tor timo. 2:00 easy to cash the ace of clubs Alan King returns to ABC-TV Master Daniel Pai, holder of the afternoon we had 56 players Mildred Teemar, Georgina beverage. KNOWN FOR VALUES Wednesday, Jan. 3, with a and ruff a club. ’This establishes A T T H e o R C A N for pinochle, and the winners Vince, Bernadette Noel and a black belt in nearly every Jerry Lewis Cinema, South Thursday: Corn chowder, rueful retroiqiective of the year dummy’s last club as a good DECEMBER 9 w ere: Joseph Windsor, 706; Thomas O’Neill are looking for form of the martial arts, will Windsor — “ Wonderful Land of beef burger on a roU, cupcakes, 1972 in “ Alan King Looks Back trick. Declarer can get back to Every FrI. and Sat. George Vallone, 687; Mary volunteers to help make this a appear on Connecticut I^blic Oz,” 1:00-3:00; “ Dr. Zhivago,” beverage. in Anger — A Revue of ‘72.” dummy with the king of Television’s “ Free-For-All” 7:30 Nackowski, 676; Florence big and exciting night. Friday: Chicken noodle soup. diamonds to cash the last club, The King special, at 10 p.m., Friday, Dec. 15, at 7 p.m. North, 671; Ted Rivard, 660; Tom has secured Marion Western egg sandwich, b a k ^ making his contract. is part of an all-special nif^t on Meadows Drive-In — Mabel Keeney, 655; Ann Stevens and her orchestra, a apple with whipped cream, ABC-TV. At 8:30 p.m., Dan Daily Question DINE WITH US The show, entitled “ The “ Dracula AD ’72” 7:00-10:35; Perras, 646; John Derby, 642; real favorite of ours, and along beverage. As dealer, you hold: Tel. 6'44>3IS1 for Reservatioon Rowan and Dick Martin will Origin of Karate,” will be seen “ Crescendo,” 9:05 Frances Fike, 641; Jennie with dances, goodies will be host "Royal Gala Variety Spades, 7-6-5; Hearts, J-10; Fogarty, 632; Gladys Seelert, served. By the way, while their on Channel 24 In Hartford. U .A . T h e a t e r E a s t — Schedule for the Week u assastia, hlrsd Performance in the Presence of 627; Bras Moonan, 624; May live and lively dancing is going Master Pal, whose students “ Valachi Papers,” 2:00-4:25- L H o e h e a m s e r v e d D a lly 12 t o 2 P .M . Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, Her Majesty the Queen.” Stars on in the main hall, there will by “The Fsmlly”-;- include Muhammed All, R c^rt 7:00-9:25 Tivnan, 623; Peter Frey, 618, kitchen social bingo, one can of include Liza Minnelli, Lily and Sam Schors, 618. be card playing in the basement tekill... ® Conrad, and Robert Culp, is Manchester Drive-In — canned goods n e^ ^ ; noon to Tomlin, the Osmonds, Des SINGLES ‘Tuesday came along, and with Pete VendrUlo in charge. owner of Fire Dragon Inc., a Dracula AD 1972,” 7:00-10:30; 12:30 p.m. lunch is served; 1 O’Connor, and Roger Moore. CHRISTMAS Tickets are available now at the karate school in Hartford. ‘ “ Crescendo,” 8:45 man what a horrible day. I p.m. to 4 p.m., pinochle games. COCKTAIL Center.- East Hartford Drive-In — VITO’S can’t remember ever seeing so Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return “ Love is a Woman,” 7:30; “ Sex DANCE PARTY (Formerly Villa Louita) many limbs from trees and trips at 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. URNSIDE Christmas Party & the College Girl,” 9:00; “ Not Villa Loalsa Rd., Boltoa wires down from all of the ice. ’hiesday, 9 a.mi to 4:30 p.m., SunctopDae. 10th. Another big deal will be our My Daughter,” 10:30 Open Sandays— Closed Noadays *11160 again I’m only a young open card playing, visiting; 1 Oa Pa»qual9'$ fellow who can’t go back to the annual Christmas Party to be Radio for the Week East Windsor Drive-In — p.m. to 4 p.m.. Senior Bowling MATINEES ONL.Yf SAT A SUN Conn. SIngiM Danca held on Wednesday afternoon, “ Ulzana’s Raid,” 7:30; “Silent days of yesteryear when this League at the Parkade Lanes. (These are the basic listings, and include only those news broad Traval a Lalaura Club Dec. 20. We’ve told that Running,” 9:20 OOCOME could have been more common. No bus scheduled. casts of 10 or 15 minutes in length. Some sUtlons carry other short We ha(j a few visitors dpring Santa Claus wiU pay. us a visit, newscasts. Daily sports Information can be found on the sporU Wednesday, 8:30 a.m., buses s.) ihB"dayr but Gloria, vrith the arid we’ll have A-ling-along for leave for Radio City Music. help oC^-her girl. Friday, many Ohristmas Carols: led by Hall; noon to 1 p.m. HOt-Meals Georgina Vince, was able to put our good friends Bernedette CometoQur THE MAJEistlC TROUSER CO. OF NORWICH and Meals-on-Wheels; 1:30 p.m. our Christmas tree together, Noel and Irvens Kirpens, and to 4 p.m., unofficial Fun-Day wnc-1080 W INF - 1 2 3 0 (Moadiy-Frldayl and sort of livened up the hall goodies will be serv^. Ladies program. Bus pickup at noon, S :(M Town wd Oountty will bring a lady’s gift, and a (CBS) News Every Hour On The Hour) with the Christmas spirit. It return trip at approximately 4 t:00 Bob Steak Show (Monday-Frlday) Invites All Area Shoppers man a man’s ^ t , and Santa Christmas party! 10:(»Tbaitreo(Meh>dy sure looks nice, and although p.m. 6:00 John LaBella they used up the best part of the will pass out the gifts. So put :06 Jean 0>lbeit,4 . A,Show 6:30 Jon Leonard "Thursday, 8:30 a.m. buses 12 :(»New>, Weather 0:00 World t'kwi Round-up day at it, it sure was worth it. this date down in your date leave for Radio City; 9:45 a.m. 12:15 Meat Me on Uw Plau 6:16 Jon Leonard l:(MNew> To The book. 10:00 Jeff Jacobs to noon, pinochle games; noon l:15Mikcllne Here’s a bit of news some of You get the At7*aO 2:00 Jay Richard Bowling Results to 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 2:06 Afternoon Edition 4:10 Bring BackBack! the Bands you may be interested in. I S :00 Newi - Stocki. Weather 4:30 Jay Richard In the afternoon the Senior p.m. to 4 p.m., bridge games. DAVIDQSEl2NICK:SrRooucT»f<^ received a phone call from our MARGARET MITCHEU5 6:25 Strictly Sports 6:00 The World Tonight Bowling League was knocking Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return 7:05Accent'n 6:16 Phil R louto good friends from Uie Arrow 7 :S6 Edward Newman Reports 6:20 PhauUkss Phil the pins down at the Parkade trip at 12:30 p.m. 7:20 Pat Summerall Line who have taken us on gift of savings! m 7:60 Joe Cangioh Lanes, and this is the result: Friday, 10 a.m. to noon, ; i 1G0IIEIII11H 8:00 Newt 7:30 Mike Wallace many exciting trips. To show 4 1 8:16 Pop Concert 7:33 Lowell Thonus ‘The high triple of 529 was won kitchen social bingo, one can of 7:46 Jay Diamond their appreciation and in the 9:06 NIghtbeat by Ted (Cambers, and the high canned goods n e^ ^ ; noon to 11:00 News, Business. Weather 11:00 Ckipitol Area View-point THEwimr 1:00 Sign Off single o f 200 was won by way of a Christmas present, 11:20Spottt Final 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 7 Monday nights only: they will have two buses CHILDRENS MATINEE ll:a0OtbeSldeo(theDay Clarence Peterson in the CHass p.m. to 10 p.m., setback today a TOMORHOy (SstuHliyj 7:45 ^ r u Huddle available to take some of our Hurry in with your gift list 6:00 Town and Country 8:46 Don ShuU Show A division. In the Class B group, tournament. Bus pickup at 8:30 9:00 N ia Football members to Hartford to spend TWO FULL UN6TH FEATURES 1:00 Bob Sleek Show C3iff Hammond took over the a.m., return trip at 12:30 p.m. 10:00 Oardentime the afternoon, and also get to and save on every item you „ „ . (Saturday) high triple of 456, and Karl 10:15 Modem Living see the bright lights on the way 10:30 Seturdmr Showcase 6:00 Jon Leonard White came out the winner of choose! The store is packed 10:60 W nCtiutdoon 8:00 World News Round-up home. The latest is that the 8:15 Jon Leonard OF ITS FACTORY RETAIL STORE the high single with 165. 11:00 Saturday Showcase buses will be at the Center on 12:00 NewiTweetber 10:00 Jeff Jacobs . For the women in the Class A with exciting gifts for family, 11:00 Bring Baiik the 50’s See Us For: 12:15 Saturday Showcase 12:00 Jeff Jacobs group, the triple was taken by Tuesday, Dec. 19, and therefore 1:60 News 2:00 Jim Bednvlth we’ll take sign ups on Monday w REEL CHAIRS 1:16 Your Home Decorator Mary McCormick with 428, and home and friends! Now is 6 :00 Jack Warner on -Sports MAJESTIC TROUSER CO. FACTORY RETAIL DIVISION- the 8th. :30 Saturday Matinee 7:00 The World this Week also tjie high single of 191. In WALKERS 2:00 (kera 7 :30 BiU Vassar the Class B, both the high triple the time to polish off your 6:00 Monitor 1:00 Sign Off This trip is free, and so we’ll COMMODES 6:00 News, Weather of 328 and the high single of 118 take sign-ups on a first come Children's and Adult's whole list and give your 0:20 Strictly Sports was won by Eva Lutz. Wow! At 8:30 Monitor (Sunday) basis, and this means that we 11:00 News. Weather 6:30 Religious Programming 88 years young, that's really 10:00 Jack Warner on Sports can take approximately 90 MEDCO SURGICAL budget a break, too! 11:20 Sports Final marvelous. 12:00 Other S l ^ of *he Day 12:00 Edward M. 12:30 Songs of Erin members. So, if you’re in SUPPLY CO. (Sunday) 6 :30 Sunrise Seranade 1:00 Edward M. terested in spending an after 340 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 6 :00 Jim Beckwith " Fun-Day 7:00 Sunday Strings 9:30 Rival T im e . noon in the city, and to see the P H O N E 646-4070 8:00 News 10:16 Holy Trinity (Tiurch Then came Wednesday, and lights on the way home, you 8:16 Sabbath Message 11:00 Jim Beckmth in the morning some of the 9:30 Guideline 12:00 Si(p Off 9:00Newi. Weetber members were enjoying CURKGABLE 9:10HynmUme 226 making Christmas items during 9 :30 National Radio PUIpii SPENCER ST. IN THE VIVIEN lEKH 10:00 Sunday Showcase the arts and crafts program. MEN’S ELECTRIC 12:10 Sunday Showcase MANCHESTER... PATHMARK , After enjoying a deUcious roast 12:45 Travel Trends beef dinner, we all met upstairs ific/ia eS i WATCHES! LESLIE Homo 1:00 Sunday Best WPOP -1 4 1 0 SHOPPING C E N T S ^ 2:00 Monitor for our regular Fun-Day. The S:00f4ews OIMdeHflLLAND (Monday-FtMayl gang enjoyed listening to our ASEiamtiMERiMnoyi^ 'fUMlSAJ 6:10 Sunday Edition 8:00 News, Weather, Sports 6:00 Bill Love — Lou Morton guest speaker, and for you who ■ iri»«0(BiniHuilER K- l J U . 10:00 Tom Jones tSmm 2:40 6:30 Meet the Press were unable to attend, you may WamnWOesamSTBiaWMlCsawi ymmmnt AT IM A 7 :06 Monitor 1:00 Bill Winters 7 30 Yale Reports 4 :00 Mike Grtene call our office for information 7 :00 Ray Dunaway I 8 :06 Your Box at Uie Opera 12:00 Bobby Rivers 9 about his talk. From there we 0 :30 Eternal Ught Saturday, Decembar G h a V A a lininilA hueinsaoe a ,,.. . i . . learned that Paul Schuetz, the IN-CAHHEATERS W D R C -1 3 6 0 VVe have a unique business-our specialty is men’s and ladies’ Number 1 Goodwill MEADOWS (Saturday) ambassador, is a patient at our ON I'Vm ORTHat JCT .>M-B4 H TIQ 6 :00 BiU Love— Lou Morton manufacture them, especially for this pants TAXI I AST-W t St SIR V ia BO fJUT (Monday-Frlday) 10:00 Ray Dunaway local hospital, and at last report / ' . f \ *«:00 Bob DeCarlo 2:00 BiU Winters pocket. Ail current styles — all first quality — all at he is undergoing different tests, lAlMforLowerei DRACUlii 10 :00 Bob Craigaig 6:00 Chip Hobart manufacturer’s low prices. m y an at 3 :00 Dick McDonough 12:00 Bobby Rivets but is feeling good. n n i 3 7 2 7:00 Joe H a m 12:00 Dkk Haddad iStllMllV) *16:00 on Monday) 9:05 Monitor 10:30 Congressional Report (Sabirday) (alternate Sundays) 6:00 Bob DeCarlo 11:00 News. Weather, S p ^ 10:00 B ^ Craig 6:00ReUgion M a n ’s — About Town 3:00 Terry Woods L a tlla a ’ — 7:00 Sunday Through The Valley - CUfI 7:00JoeHager Simi Wbrd Circle of South United 11:00 Dick Haddad 8 :(a) Tom Jones (Senday) Double Knit Flare Methodist Church will meet 11:30 Other S de o( the Day 6:00 Religious and public service DOUBLEKNIT SLACKS 1:00 Mlke'Gteene Monday at 6:30 p.m. for a 6:00 OUp Hobart and Straiglit Leg Slscfcs 0:60 Scot! Morgan tasting supper, in Susannah 2 :00 Dick McDonough Wesley Hall. Members will 7 00 Terry Woods 10:30 Religious and public service ValiM6to28.00 from l O l T ^ O share a poem,> writing, or ^o^minin- By Winton! Never need winding; they run on. batteries! Hand ftog. RttaU28.00 1 5 B 0 0 qiecial inspirational thought some styles that take a lot of hard wear. with the group. Left: with instant-change day and date dials, yellow $69.75 WKSS-KM — 96.0 Right: with see-through dial and back, yellow $65.00 (News two minutes before the hour, 24 W R C H --9 1 0 hours a day) St. Margaret’s Circle, EASY PAYMENTS INVITED IMoeday-SaUirday) (Sund.v.S.lunl.v) Daughters of Isabella, will hold 6:00 Reveille Midnight All stereo music' its annual Christmas party 0:00 Rhapsody 6 a.m . Stereo 96 m usic Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. at the 12:00 M ^ 9 a.m . KISS with M ore Music 50% and put that saving iX pang 4:00HighlifhUoIhts ol Hartford Noon The Difference Is the Music K ni^ts of Columbus Home. :V* S:00GasUait 6 p.m. StereoMusic from the Sound to Members should bring a grab 12:00QuietHours:00QuieO the Berkihlres (Suadayl 9 p.m. More Music For New England bag gift and a knitted article. JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS s i n c e 1900 Same as Monday-Salurday listing, except from the Mansion OjMfi Daily 10-S Those wishing to make 8 :00 Religious programs The Majestic Trouser Co. •M MAIN •mUT, MANCHUnrU 11 00 Quiet Hours Frt. 10-9 with ManufaetuHng Expeifsnee reservations should call Mrs. Hartford • MkMMown • Now Britain olMora Than 4,000,000 TntiaarS America Buccino, 168 Charter MANCHESTER PARKADE Oak St. PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MaJichester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 9, im MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (tonn.. Sat., Dec. 9, 1972 — PAGE FIVE iia«rl|rHt?r lEuntitt0 li^ralb O p e n F o r u m ; A Few Suggestions to the editor; Founded Oct, U 1881 As it seems you are so biased against Jay walkers (of whom I 31 Published by Manchester Publishing newspaper by carrier daily before 6 p.m. am one) why not publish the Co., M Brainard Place, Manchester, should telephone the circulation depart- other side of the c (^ and urge Conn. 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203.) merit, 647-9946. the police to go after the drag SINESS e)ERVICES L^^IRECTORY racers on Main Street, up to 40 Published every evening except Sundays Member Audit Bureau of Circulatkm miles per hour? , .v... and holidays. Entered at the Manchester, Member of The Associated Press Conn., Post Office as Second Class Mail The red light crashers st the r 'i Matter. center o f town. Th^ TltoCttloas Ihe Manchester Publishing Co. assumes lighting on Main S t x m tiiat Burl L. Lyons Publisher I-" ■'t no financial responsibility for makes Jay walkeni'ltittt of EQUimENT H IG H G R A D E r.5 Subscription Rates typr^aphlcal errors appearing in adver everyone and most of w l the 10 tisements and other reading matter in Tlie to 60 drivers on Main iliho drive Tents, Cots, gfoeplng Bags, Payable in Advance Manchester Evening Herald. " with no lights at all. Air Mattressea. Stoves, PRINTING Ml, PMb mi Lanteraa One Month I3.2S One Year $39.00 Display adveTtising closing hours, three These are all agalnift thejlaw tab S3 TOLLAND TURNPIKE Job and Cotninereial 1^. where as I have yet to see*any Manch/Vtmon Town Um Printing: Single C^py 15' Six Months $19.50 full days prior to puUication. •TsRoilng , F A R R 'S By Carrier, Weekly 75' ITiree Months $9.75 Deadliiie for Itaald want ads, 12 noon particular law against jay FRa TOWING Prompt and Efficient •Diy Cleaning ''The EVeiyUdng Steeel” PHONE M3-2467 prior to day of publication; 12 noon F^day walking. If these were enforced •Laundiy Sendee OampBike - tport Printing of All Kfaads Subscribers who fail to receive their we certainly need more cross for publication Saturday and Monday. 176-178 SPRUCE ST. S BtADT 9TBEET DPEN: walks and lijghts in town whirii at Sqaaie - Community MANCHESTER Monday to Friday Prass are paid no attoition to. Also at Open Deity to SM PJtt. 8 AM.- 6 P.M. Drive-In Parking S. FABR — S4S TU1 254 Broad St., Rear Pu tm U Place you can see on Saturday 8 A M . - 12 Nm r any night fm n one to thr^ cars Telephone 643-5727 Stop .Hijackings Now amndng on to Main Street fnnn the wrong direction on a one M M U H E m R CUSTOM MADE way street. Nearly, anytime of Ostnnsky Gilts for All Occasions PauVs Carries Silky Airline titavelers are going to face Sen. Harrison A. Williams Jr., New CANVAS AWNINOS the day or ni(dit you can see U- DEALER IN WASTE NEMORML 00. MANONESTER Jersey Democrat, addressing the Jewelry 8b«. 787 known waOches. Mr. Bray cais Ryplex is the rubber-base flat new and stringent inspection of their turns being made where there Mata 8L, has been serving the rtes Longlne. Bulova, Wtttnauer w»ta »» and before the real rush, interior work and this are signs that say "No U ’ MATERIALS Opposite feast Oemetery persons and their baggage, and pay pilots, predicted swift enactment of people of Mandiester and •vi- and CoraveUe Watches, any one Starts how about doing g aig<, dries in minutes. Apply it Turns” . olnity for a great many yenrs; cf which would make a wonder- over some of your rooms? With with a brush cr a roller; It goes SiutfoojcL more for their tickets as well, in the tough air piracy laws when the new QiiaHty Mfewarialo I dare say the driving laws on IRON in fSet, It is ot» of Manchea- ful gift. Not only that, but you all the modem improvements in on like magic and covers beau- new federal drive to stop plane Congress convenes Jan. 3. Main Street that are broken, as Over SO Tears’ Bspsrtenoe tar’s tridest Jewelry stores.^ know you ore purchasing a paint and wallpaper that Is tifully. Here again there is no CHOICE VARIETY for instance for months illegal SCRAP METAL The Senate earlier this year Francis B. Bray was the oiig- watch that will give you beiutty, pre-cut and pre-pasted, It real- "painty" odor, and spills can hijackers before they can board at any parking on Bissell Street for C d l 649-5807 Inal onvner qf tlie store and in accuracy and dependability. ly is not a bit hard to do. Why be wiped up with a damp Qualify approved a bill w hich provided fo r air RRd PAPER of the nation’s 531 airports. over two hours. Let’s go after A. AlM felH Prep. IMO-William Bray Joined him, For years Bray’s has done not st : •••, .V PAGE S P t - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 9, 197a MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Omn., Sat., Dec. 9, \m - PAUE SKVISW Tolland About Town Jewish Group To Mark Local Churches Area Churches The Master’s Club of Frioidshlp Lodge of Masons IsraeVs 25th Year ^ Business Bodies will have its annual meeting The Jewish National Fund The First Congregatioual Trinity Lutheran Church Wealeyan Uniletl. Monday at Wjllie’s Steak famed lecturer, author and Christmas Events (JNF) will sponsor a celebra Center Congregellonal Church Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 90 Methodist Chukeh , House. It begins at 6:30 with a diplomat, Ira Hirsemann, who The Salvation Army Jdiovah’s Wilnctaea Rev. Donald McClean tion commemorating the 25th Church (U(3C) Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington social hour, dinner at 7:30, and has just returned from a trip to 661 Main St. Kingdom Hall anniversary of the founding of United Churdi o f Christ Andover, Ooim. Rev. H a rv ^ W. Taber, PM tor CML PROMOTIONS annual reports and elections at the U.S.S.R. and the Middle Corps Officers: 726 N. Main St. 8 and 10:30 a.m .. Worship OLD b^bARD AWARD MORE AUTOMATION Slated Tomorrow Israei Monday at 8:30 p.m. at 11 Center St. Rev. Raymond HI Bradlqr, Jr. Two Manchester men were 6:30. East, and brings a special Maj. and Mrs. Lawrence Nitdudas A. LaPenta has been Installation of another phase Co-Pastors Pastor Service, Holy (Communion. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School recently promoted at the Emanuel Synagogue at 160 message on this special occa Beadle awarded the Jdm Hancock Old' of Metropolitan Life Insurance Lyman G. Farrar Sunday, 9:30 a.m.. Public Mrs. Gordon Howard, - 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. CTasses for all ages. Connecticut Mutual Life. They Mohican Dr., West Hartford. sion. ! ) Ghiard 'Third Dupree, after 20 Co.’s eletronic data processing Winthrop Nelson Bible discourse “ Have You Organist Adult Instruction Class. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. are Names R. Eickcr and The Christmas spirit will Wednesday: Hamburg gravy, The guest speaker will be the Tova Ronni, famed Israeli Sunday: 9:90 a.m. Sunday years service with the communications system has Andover Really Sided with the Ruler Nursery. Stepfaeq. .K. VanMeter. pervade Tolland tomorrow cranberry sauce, mashed songstress will perform music School classes for all ages. company. He is a member of been completed at the com Sunday: God Upholds?” Sermon TIUe: "The light Vernon United 6 p.m., Wesleyan Y bi^. when the Historical Society potatoes, parslied carrot. Whip from Israel. Further 10:45 a.m. Holiness Meeting the Natiopad. Association of pany’s Manchester district and Chill. Fall Fatal To Second Sunday in Advent 10:30 a.m.. Group discussion Has Qnne.” Scripture Leeson: Methodist Qiurch 7 p.m., Eveni^ Prayiv. holds its annual Christmas par School Menus entertainment will be provided Subject: “ The Bethlehem Security Driers in Mutual sales office at 358 E. ( ^ t e r St. 9:15 a.m. “ Christmas of Nov. 15, Watchtower John 9:1641. Rt. 90 ty fpr members at the Benton Thursday: (Meadowbrook) by a JNF documentary filmed Lord” , MaJ. L. Beadle Funds, r e g r e t t in g the John This phase automates the Virginia Man Festival Of Music And Dance,” magasine article “ Producing 9:45 a.m.. Church Sdxwl. Rev. F. W. Sdiuster, Minister St. Maurice Chtireh , Hoihestead and the annual Baked beans with weiner Luncheon menus at the in Israel. preaching. Hancock ui^butors. processing of notices and, by 11:15 a.m. “ From Bethlehem the Chief Agent of Divine 11 a.m., Sunday Warship. Bolton ' CSirlstmas Carol sing is held on winks; (Hicks and Middle) Hot Andover Elementary School for N EW HAVEN (AP) - Refreshments will be served. 6 p.m. Junior Salvation providing direct overnight to Jerusalm." Rulership." Pilgrim Felknnhip: Sunday 9:90 a.m.. Church Service. N Rev. Robert W. (htmin, Pastw the steps of St. Matthew’s dog on roll, french fries, cole the following week are as Michael Akin, 23, of The program is sponsored Meeting He i i ~ i di%mber of the access to policy records, speeds slaw, combread and butter, 9:15-11>'a.m. Learning e v e n l^ . ursery-age kindergarten Church. follows: Springfield, Va., died Thursday jointly by the communities of 6:15 p.m. Sunday School Toes. 7:30 p.m. Group ,.'4 Presidents Club and the Honor iqi the handling of requests for fruit. Communities, Nursery through classes. Saturday Masses, 5 and 7 The Historical Society’s par Monday: Orange juice, night in an apparent fall from a Manchester, New Britain and Teachers Meeting discussion of Bible bk. Haggai Club oi'the John Hancock service. Grade 6. Union Congregational 10:45 a.m .. Church School, p.m. ty will be held from 2 p.m. to 5 Friday: Tuna sandwich, creamed chicken and noodles, parking garage, jgoilce said. Greater Hartford. Rabbi Leon 7 p.m. New Salvation Meeting at following locations: 726 N. Mutual U fe Insurance Co. and Churcb Classes for Grades 1 through 6. Sunday Masses, 7:80,9:15 and p.m. and will feature desserts cheese stick, potato chips, com, peas, funny rolls, jello with Akin was found lying on Wind of the Temple Beth 10:15-11 a.m. Coffee Study Subject “ A World Main St., 167 Boukhn- Rd., 18 has anoiassed in excess of $15 Rockville „ 11 a.m. from old family recipes. peach crisp. topping. Crown Street near College Shaiom will deliver the invoca Fellowship and Learning Op Prepared" Chambers St., 12 Downey Dr., million of life and personal Rev. Paul J. Bowman, Second Congregational The system links by The Carol Sing will be held at High school lunches: Tuesday: Pizza, buttered cor- tion. portunities for youth and Manchester. health .sales. Street at about 6:30 p.m. by a adults. Minister Church St. Margaret Mary Chhreh telephone lines a computer con 3:30 at St. Matthews Church Monday: Veal parmesian, n, choice of pudding. shopper, authorities said. He Calvary Church Also 280 Sand HiU Rd., South french fries, cauliflower, ice 2 p.m. Hartford East Youth Mr. and Mrs. George F. Apel, Rt. 44A,-Xoventry Wapping sole in each of Metropolitan’s and will feature the Girl Scout Wednesday: Dough boys, died about an hour later in (Aaiembiica of God) Windsor and French Rd., LaPenta is a director of the cream. Cabinet Members (Grades 10- Assistants in Rev. Robert BeditoM, hfinister Rev. William McGrath, sales offices across the country Chorus; a sold by James baked beans, salad, fresh Yale-New Haven Hospital. 647 E. Middle Tpke. Bolton. Manchester, State Bank and ws Cornish; and or^an accom- Tuesday: Juice, pizza, cole 12) in Woodruff Hall. Christian Education Dr. Rpnand Ewing, Rev. Joseph Schick, with the computer complex at banana. Police said Akin’s car was Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson Thurs. 7:30 p.m. Theocratic member of the North UnaSr slaw, jello with fruit. Read 6:30 p.m. Youth Fellowship, InteHm Ministo' Co-pastors the company’s home office in paniement by Mrs. Arlyne Thursday: Hamburger on a parked on the sixth level of the Pastor Ministry School Methodist Church, Knights of 9 a.m.. Church School, New Yoric City. The system Garrity. Wednesday: Spaghetti with bun, over fried potatoes, garage, suggesting that he had Herald Ads Robbins Room. 8:35 p.m. Service Meeting. Pythias, Manchester (Chapter of Grades 5-9. Sept. 10: 10 a.m. Worship Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 transmits and receives data on The Tolland Snowmobllers meat sauce, green beans, pickles, celery and carrot fallen from there. 10 a.m., Sunday School. Bible UNICO,^^ Manchester Country (Hub will hold a Christmas Par cheese wedge, dessert. Su Mary’s Epiaeopal Church 9 a.m.. Adult Study Group. Service p.m. premium payments and loan sticks, peach crisp. classes for adults and children. Club.airi Anny and Navy (Hub. ty for children age 12 and Thursday: Juice, Italian Park and Church Sts. 10:90 a.m ., Oiurch School, 7:90 p.m. Sr. High Seminar Sunday, Masses at 8f:n, 10 repayments, inquiries, claims Friday: Macaroni shells with 11 a.m.. Service of Worship under, on Dec. 16 from 1:30 grinder, parslied carrots, The Rev. George Nostrand Infants-Grade 4. and 11:30 a.m. i. He and his wife, Sylvia, and other life and health spaghetti sauce, string beans, and Bible preaching. Child-care Full Gospel Christian until 5 p.m. at C!rystal Lake dessert. bread sticks, choice of desserts. Rector Fellowship 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, United Congregational residoits of Manchester since insurance matters. James R. Eicker provided. Restaurant in Ellington. Friday: Fishsticks, mashed Milk and bread and butter LIVE CHRISTMAS TREES The Rev. Stephen J. White Sermon Topic, ‘"rhe Last Church Second Congregational 1950,^ reside at 65 Wedgewood 7 p .m ., C h r is t m a s Inter^nominalional Eicker, who lives with his Tickets are 75 6 each, with potatoes, peas, tarter sauce, The Rev. Ronald Haldeman Word.” United Churdi of (Christ Church Dr. Raymond C. Dampf, district sandwiches are available at all Presentation by children of the Orange Hall wife at 140 Bush Hill Rd., was adults admitted free if dessert. 3:90 p.m.. The Senior H i^ Tolland United Orarch o f Christ Rt. sales manager, explained that, meals. Sunday School. Rev. Hiilip P. Saunders, named project manager in the accompanied by a child. Santa THOUSANDS TO CHOOSE FROM 7:30 a.m. The Holy Eucharist will meet at the churcb to go to Rev. Donald G. Miller, 44A, (}oventry “ With this new system now Pastor data processing division. He is Claus will arrive on a (Services tm Trial Use) UConn for ice skating. Minister Rev. Robot K. B^toM ; NAMED PRESIDENT installed in our office, we will Trinity Covenant Church a native of Chicago and joined snowmobile with a skiboose full 9 a.m. Morning Prayer 5-7 p.m.. Junior Youth Minister ' . v N ea l F . B u rg ess o f 66 be able to handle the vast 802 Hacknoatack St. 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study CML in 1970. He is a fuU-time . of goodies, and telling a story TAG NOWI (Services for Trial Use) with Group will meet in the social 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship .(j. Dartmouth Rd. was recently majority of customer service open sat night ’til Rev. Norman E. Swenson and open discussion. Sunday student at Manchester about his experiences sermon by the Rev. Mr. room for a “ Pisa Contest.” Service and Churdi School. 10 a.m.. Worship Service. elected president of the requests much more efficiently Pastor School. Community College where he is delivering toys by snowmobile. CUT OR DIG LATER Herald photo by BnceivMn 11 a.m., H i^ School Class. and more rapidly than ever cooUe cutters Haldeman. Church sdiool, crib 7:30 p.m., Evangelistic ser National Commercial studying business School Lunches class, nursery care. Bolton Congregational 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Unitarian Fellowship Refrigeration Sales Association before.” 9:30 a.m. Sunday School with vice. Rev. W. Lloyd Williams administiration. Elementary and Middle Church Fellowship. of Glastonbnry u jli . at its 26th annual meeting, held 11 a.m. Morning Prayer classes for all ages, three., WAGON SHED NURSERY School lunches next week are as (Book of Common Prayer) with The Rev. J. Stanton (hoover. Academy Junior H i^ at Scottsdale, Arlz. By the end of 1972 over 800 liindf It flit through adult, plus an infant follows: 155 QRIFFIN RD., SOUTH WINDSOR sermon by the Rev. Mr. First Congregational Church Minister St. Francis of Assisi Main St., Glastonbui^ district sales offices in the nursery. Church of the Aaaumption Monday: Swedish meatballs, North on RL S to tuWvan Ava.(m. 114) Rya airaol lo (Mffln M . Haldeman. Nursery Care. 673 Ellington Rd. United States will be fully 10:50 a.m. Morning Worship Adams St. and Thompson Rd. United Church of Christ buttered shells, green beans, ANY TREE IN THE FIELD Weekday Services: Sunday: South i n n ^ r 10:30 a.m.. Service, Nursery operational under the new 5inm< service with the Rev. Mr. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, Pastor dessert. Wednesday 10 a.m. The Holy 10:15 a.m .. Church School Rev. John C. Gay, and School. program. At that time . thenAfoela 6fmab)4tM«| • 0 O O Swenson speaking. Children’s Rev. Robert J. Burbank South Windsor Tuesday: Pizza, cole slaw, Eucharist (Services for Trial 10:30 a.m .. Morning Wmship. Pastor Metropolitan estimates the ^ Jowfltown mancAiitar^ church for Grades 1-6, plus a jello with fruit. Use) The Rev. Mr. Conover, Rev. Eugene M. Kilbride, Messiah Evanigel^eal system will be handling about f 289-7356 nursery for pre-school children. Saturday, Masses at 5:00 an^ The Rev. Mr. Williams has been a minister in South Sermon: “ Wrap It Up" Assistant Pastor Lutheran 500,000 separate transactions 7:30 p.m. "A Church of Christ 7:30 p.m.. PilgrimiFel Fellowship Church each day. Emanuel Lutheran Church Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Windsor since 1965. He is scribe of Hartford East Lydall and Vernon Sts. Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 (Wisconsin ^mod) Church and Chestnut Sts. 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Association of Oiurches, secretary-treasurer of the South- St. George’s p.m. 300 Buckland Road, Eugene Brewer, Minister Rev, C. Henry Anderson, Windsor Inter-Church Council, member of the board of Episcopal Church Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, South WindstN: ..it Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, directors o f the G reater H artford Ckiuncil o f Churches, and AFFILIATES 9 a.|n., Bible Classes Rt. 44A, Bolton and 11 a.m. Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, P a t^ Pastors the Conn^ticut Council of (Churches. He is a graduate of Keith Real Estate of 172 E. 10 a.m.. Worship. Sermon: Church of Jesus Christ of Robert A. Lanier, Intern Marietta College, Marietta, Ohio, and Andover Newton Center St. has announced its “ His Whole L ife." Latter-day Saints (Mormon) 8 a.m. Holy Communion Sacred Heart Church 10 a.m.. Worship Service. affiliation with Data Realty 6 p.m., Worship. Sermon: “ I Hlllstown Rd. and Woodside St. Thciological Seminary, Newton Centre, Mass., where he 10:15 a.m. Morning Prayer, Rt. 30, Vernon 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Divine Corp., a Brookline, Mass, in Know That My Redeemer Terryl E. Draney, Bishop receiv^ his master of sacred theology in pastoral Church School, Nursery CiEue Rev. Ralph Kelley, Pastor St. John’s Episcopal Church Worship vestment property firm. Lives." psychology. He is the former minister of the Williston 11 a.m. Receptiim For new Rev. Edward Konopka Rt. 30, Vernon 8:55 and 10:40 a.m.. Church The affiliation gives Keith 9 a.m.. Priesthood. Church in Portland, Maine. vicar Assistant Pastor Rev. Robert H. Wellner, School for three-year-olds Real Estate the ability to serve Second Congregational 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. Rector ? throu^ Grade 8. Nursery for the local area with assistance in Church Classes for all ages. United Methodist Church Saturday Mass, 5 p.m. infants. selecting or selling real estate United Church of (Christ 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. Rt. 44A, Bolton Sunday Masses, 7:30,9,10:30, 8 a.m.. Holy Omimunifin. investment properties including Stephen K. VanMeter 385 N. Main St. Rev. David M. (Campbell, and 12 noon. 10 a.m.. Family Service and North United apartment houses, office Rev. Felix M. Davis, Pastor Churdi S^ool. ^ VanMeter, a native of Methodist Church buildings, shopping centers and Minister Dr. Simpson Elected St. Bernard’s Church Missouri, received his BA and 300 Parker St. St. Bartholomew’s Church land. 9:30 a.m.. Church School. Rockville St. Peter’s Episcopal Church MA degrees in economics from Rev. Earle R. Custer Rev. Philip Hussey, Pastor '-N<^ F. Burgess 10 a.m.. Morning Worship To Stajte Church Post Nursery th ron g Adult. Rev. John J. White Sand Hill Rd., South m adsot - ttlitiif the University of Missouri and Pastor is now working toward his MBA Nursery through Church School Saturday, Vigil Mass at 5 .10:25 a.m.. Coffee and Rev. William Schneider Rev. James A. BirdsaD, GrAde 8. L e a r i ^ 06mmunity: Cimversation Rev. Anthony Mitchell Vicar-s'fo.i2 Store ^gineering Corp. in BRIEFS - at the University of Hartfbid. 9 and 10:30 a.m. Worship p.m. Dr: Clifford 0. Simpson of 10:45 a.m., Worship. Nursery, _____ THidrolec'O Glastonbury. Charles A. Ferguson of 188 He joined CML last yehr: “ How Do We Get to Service. Sermon: “ The Advent Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15 Manchester, retired pastor of Saturday Vigil: 5 and 7 NCRSA is a national Brent Rd. celebrates this He and his wife live at 106L Bethlehem". Sermon by the Story.” and 11:30 a.m. the Center Congregational infant through 2nd. Grade. 8 aid 10 a.m.. Holy Commu p.m. organization of commercial month his 25th anniversary with McKee St. Rev. Mr. Davis: “ The Coming 9 a.m. Church School. Church, where he had served Baptism. Sermon: “ The nion. Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, 10, refrigera^i;...,.distributors and the Hartford Electric L i^t Co. of Light." Nursery and Grade 3 through 6. for 27 years, has been elected Talkative Cousin.” and 11:30 a.m. and 5:30 p.m. manufqctiVers who install and Ferguson is employed in the , ll:15 a.m.. Special 10:30 a.m. Church School. vice president of The St, Bridget Church Weekday Masses: Mon. thru - m service''equipment for food electrical operations Congregational h a t in g in the Nursery, Kindergarten and Connecticut Council of Vernon Assemblies of God A c tu a r y . Rev. John J. Delaney, Pastor Fri., 7:30 a.m.; Tues., 7 p.m.. department. S'^OC^' Grade 1 and 2. (Churches. The Rev. Dr. Simp 51 Old Town Rd. sti>res,:4^Sti^'ition‘> Rev. James F. Pilon Sat., 8 a.m. Bible dustry.' ' 6:30 p.m.. Junior Hi Meeting 7 p.m. Middl-links discussion son, who is interim minister of 7 p.m.. Senior ^ Meeting Rev. William J. Stack First Church of Christ in New Sunday: 9:45 a.m., Sunday group meets at the hotrie of Art St. Matthew’s Church Speaks . ' ) PIONEER OFFICERS Holmes. Britain, will be in charge of ’Ihe School for all ages. Saturday, Masses at 5 and Tolland Unitarian Universalisl 8 p.m. Young Adult group Cooperative Broadcast 11 a.m., MonSng Worship b y 7:30 p.m. in school auditorium. Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, Pastor Society meets at the parsonage. Ministry-(CBM) 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic Eugene 466 Main St. Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, The CBM will have over 60 Brewer and 10:30 a.m., in church; and Sunday Vigil on Saturday at 5 Church of the Nasarene weekly programs on radio and Talcottville Congregational and 7 p.m. I learned recently that in 10:30 a.m.. Service. Arnold F. 10:30 and noon in school television including the Rev. Church 236 Main St. Sunday Masses, 7, 8:30, and our local high school, showers' Westwood, Minister. Hie Rev. auditorium. Rev. William A. Taylor Dr. Simpson’s "Sunday Thro’ United Ouircb of Christ 10:30 a.m. following boys’ gym classes Mr. Westwood will speak on Pastor The Valley,” on WPOP at 7 Rev. C. G. McCalUster, now are optidnaly- While e o . r T “ Religion as Celebration and a.m. Interim Minister Unitarian Meeting House showering or not hai iM e to Ethics," as a continuation of 9:30 a.m. Sunday School. St. James Church Announcement was recently 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford do with godliness (although the series “ Point and Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat Classes for all ages. Msgr. ECdward J. Reardon, made by the Lutheran 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, teachers of these students in (Counterpoint in the R ^ w a l of 10:45 a.m. Morning Worship. Pastor Rev. Joseph E. Vujs Brotherhood Insurance Society Sunday School and Nursery closed rooms afterward might Religion.” Nursery, Church Message by the pastor. Nursery Rev. Eugene J. (Charman of Minneapolis that a grant of Dr. Clifford O. Simpson C an ; Sermon Topic: “Now 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, disagree), it is another point School. and Children’s Church Rev. James M. Boyle 12,500 has been made to the Turn Northward.” Nursery and Worship Church upon which adults have provided. Cooperative Broadcast Insurance Society, noted that School. abdicated their prerogatives Community Baptist Church Ministry of Connecticut, a divi 6 p.m. Junior and Senior Saturday, Masses at 5 and the firm maintains a First Congregational in the wave o f permissivepess An American Baptist Church (Choir rehearsal. 7:30 p.m. sion of the Connecticut Council Benevolent Program of two Church of Hebron Avery St. sweeping our socie^. ;0od 585 E. Center St. 9 mnstt 7 p.m. Evening Service. Sunday, Masses 7:30, 9,10:30 of Churches. million dollars and seeks ways Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. Christian Reformed Church speaks harshly of thonj^who Rev. Dr. H. Victor Kane, Message by the pastor. a.m., noon, and 5 p.m. The grant was made through to help the church in creative Pastor 661 Avery St. South Windsor rfebel against authoi^' \ PAGE EJG H T- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 9. 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Coirn.. Sat.. Dec. »■ 1W2 - PAGE NINE Coventry BUGS b u n n y OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE Commission Allocates Bond Funds SoBtgAWt^i I PONH-gNPERSTANP 1 mcMmnHAT ‘^Ha/ARBAPYAAADeec- HOW ABOUT TW O POOR MARTHA-—I WAS AO mental health facility for -3172,000 for a new sprinkler »ion staUon in the New Havra \X»MOUL0 aaammstMASK)cu»m/Ataoc»4^x , nAVBOySOOPPIMB Almost 100 Sign HARTFORD (AP) - The million total now amounts to —31.4 million for radiology m -rWAT^AS ONB MAMt BROU4M T J SORRY TO HEAR OF SOW HUSBANDS system at the Veterans area. Off My BM Vr TBAUmS AM’LSrano/ /lAPVCXJaMTH'CHOfVA OUT OM AM HVBR- State Bond Commission Friday 313,250,000. equipment for the University of children in Hamden. s u d s RUNNINS ] ZU.*CAKKMy ynnYTUweS\tXJlU.CUMAA BFOWIMBJOB MISFORTUNE’. HARVEY TELLS ME Hospital in Rocky Hill. —433,400 to buy oyster beds TANTRUAAiSl VWTHMONBV J KISVBR <30IJLX> HAt/e DONe usnpANOTHeru. -THKT MR. HOOPLE'S BUSINESS ^ THAT TrtlNdS ARE approved aUocatkms of 335.3 citha' allocations an>roved Connecticut Medical-Dental —3183,700 for a demonstration —3155,000 for a new and land in Westbrook, POIl-W ' iTiFyoiYpHApycxjn BEHBAR|NaiMOR8 IS FLOUNOERWa^-ANO AFTER 60ING EVEN - For English Trip n^llion in borrowed money, in by the Bond Commission in a School in Farmington. air pollution control project in AAOVIKSl SFSC9 0 H/ Connecticut educational televl- including Duck Island. DON’T aO TO TH B TtXJVE WAITED SO LONG FOP cluding 35.7 million for routine session in the —3900,000 for the Route 712 Hartford. HIM TO HOWS THAT FOR- BASEMENTTOnO tion. A down payment of |50 is Im provi^ the trackbed on the governor’s office included: bridge in Shelton. THEIR smneiN&/ WORK!: HOLLY GANTNER A COnouT, AAAZr Correspondent required at the time of Penn Central Railroad’s —35 million for new Route 72 -3791,000 for the South i r Tr/ATooesf^ in New Britain. Central Urban Re newal j'Moo/Na Pffm- Tet. 7424795 application. Subsequent commuter lines in Connecticut. T o m /M i> x t Nearly 100 applications for payments will be due <» Feb. 1, The entire “ phase 2’* of the —33.8 million for various project in New Britain. ~ r Z ^ ' the Coventry*to-Coventry ^ r i l 1, and May 19. Should the massive rail commuter project public school construction -4469,000 for an addition to (En^and) exchange trip, set trip be oversubscribed, fanollies in Connecticut, which also projects. Windham Regional Tech in for Attg. 1 to 21,1973, have been who acted as hosts to the 1971 includes rehabilitation of 49 oh) —32.3 million for a new Willlmantic. childrai’s unit at Ccmnecticut —3450,000 for a contract with s s s u tf-9 received^ according to Owen Coventry, England guests will railroad cara, will cost nearly OUR NEW Trask, special events coor be given preference. 340 million, with the federal Valley H o^ital in Middletown. General Electric to develop a It should be noted, Trask government paying two-thirds —32,750,000 for a new statewide system of recycling MICKEY FINN dinator o f the Coventry High BY HANK LEONARD School Booster Club. Trask said said, that young people, at least of the total. ’The cost of phase 2 claasroom, dormitory and staff solid wastes. building at the Mystic Oral —3301,500 for a dining room YOU SENT FOR VES, I DIP, FATTY/ I'VE there is still time to sign up for 17 years old at tite time of had originally been figured at 322.650,000. School for the deaf. building at High Meadows, a you CAN LEAV6 NOW, /V«5. SHERIFF the tflp, and individuals or dep^ure, traveling on their KRONE! 0ECKONCALL HAS FINN? familidh are urged to do so own, may make ai^Ucatioh and The state’s share of the 340 ADDRESS BEEN BROUOHT IN— AND WE soon, since the charter plane be accepted for the trip. They JUST MOV/EO HIM TO THE wil be housed with English COUNTY JAILI must bB contracted for this month. families if they so desire. He Ate The Whole Choicest M^ats In Town! 16 Brainard Place Basic cost of the trip and Previously, they were to have Thing; But Didn't WHY MOTHERS aBTlM UW other group expenses is 3195. stayed at a nearby a lle g e , but Detailed information and this plan was cancelled. Special Pay For It (HERALD SQUARE) applications are available for applications for those in PEORIA, m. (AP) - Two this group. terested will be available at the shrimp cocktails, two bottles of Booster Cluh Agenda IKORV next Booster Club meeting on champagne, two roast-beef S H O R T R IB S B Y f r a n k O W E A L . Other items on the Booster OUR OWN Dec. 13 at 7:30 p.m. at the high dinners, one roast turkey and OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER Club agenda for Wednesday HOMESTYLE school. one rib-eye steak dinner got a /AMI night include review of bylaws >tXI MUST Be WPPlN©/ Applications for the trip are 27-year-old student five days in / & i u i r 'i ! YOUOWE/IAe t f v o u DO N0VY7 and constitution changes, and REMAINS THE SAME, alto available on the bulletin jail even though the man ate the Pint Bateh 643-2711 SOME MONEY. an executive committee report. at the town hall. evidence. Mada roctoy PRISaLLA'S POP The committee has approved BY AL VERMEER ^eople in Coventry and Dale Anderson of Alameda, requests to provide trophies for THAT KID PRIVES ME M E V / surrounding towns may par C^lif., was arrested in a Peoria “ THE. WAL.LI j- the athletic department at the Y O U ticipate in the trip, but must be Howard Johnson’s Monday, R E A L U V high school, and to sponsor a mem bers of the ^ s t e r Club. charged with defrauding an in i meHUND PARK MARKET , \ M E A N dawn dance for the senior class, J V IT./ Mrs. Garland Reedy, Ripley nkeeper when he could not as part of the club’s efforts to 0 817 HicUand S t, MuuiittBter— Phone 646<4277 Hill Rd., is in charge of produce 331.50 for food he had illanrljrBtrr Cuming BmiUi membership in the organiza suuport high school programs. I'' eaten. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA.BARBERA Coventry o Develop ment Gro up AlOMMA-POLi. rwArcA/Y «AV^ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom QUlNrUPLE-^X Backs Sewer Plan MEl er.?8r!it~-' ■ PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter. Conn., Sat., Dec, d, 1972 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Dec. 9.1972— PAGE ELEV’EN HolidayBasketball Five in Twin Figures Herald Angle Bucks Off and Running, By I Tourneys Started EARL YOST ’ As MCC Tops Hartford Sporta Editor Reason For Top Spot Skiing VAL D'lSERE, France- NEW YORK (A P) - CSirlstmas still before the deluge In the wedc between Piero Gros, a 19-year-old is two weeks away, but the merry Paced by the brilliant performance of reserve Pat Kelly, Goodrich’s 22, Keith Christmas and New Year’s day. Italian, overtook Norway's NEW YORK (AP) - The whirl of holiday tournaments already Manchester Communtiy College upped its season rectal to Little Ran Lost Today N.C. State, sixth-ranked in the Erik Haaker in a second heat Milwaukee Bucks are off Erickson’s 21 and Jim is under way in college basketball. Associated Press national poll, and won the World Cop giant 2-0 by defeating University rf Hartford JV’s, 76-66, last Sign of the times: Would you believe that the first New and unning ... and that’s one McMillian’s 18-to rip Seattle ' CaUfomia, West Virginia, Western overwhelmed South Florida 125-88 in a slalimi. night in Hartford. The Hawks now sport a 1-1 overall York Knicks, who started in 1946, were less than three reason why they’re still in and run their perfect home Kentucky, Vanderbilt, Jacksonville, non-toumey game at Raleigh as David H ockey record. inches per man shorter than the current club? Dean first place in tee National record against tee not-so- Duquesne, Duke, San Francisco, Thompson, with 30, and Tommy This was the seamd time the high-powered Cougars have Meminger, at 6-1 the shortest Knick of 1972, is as tall, or Basketball Association’s Super-Sonics to 174. Marshall, Southwestern Louisiana, Burleson with 29 combined for 59 BOSTON—The compaw that turned back a four-year college five. In their opener MCC taller, than seven of the original New Yorkers. The ’46 Midwest Division. Detroit tied a club record owns the Boston Bruins and ti; Long Beach State and Puget Sound points. helped Eiastem'Coraecticut. Knicks had four players under six feet, Walt Misaka, 5-7; With Kareem Abdul- with its sixth consecutive Braves professional hockey scored first round victories in the six The Wolfpack opened a 40-13 lead In Dropping behind early, 7-1, the Cougars gradually picked Jabbar grabbing 17 rebounds home triumph as Bob Lanier clubs has been bought 1^ the Ldn GotUieb and Stan Stutz, each 5-11, and Frank major tourneys that opened Friday the first 12 minutes, but "after that .off points and with 9:04 left in the half they overcame and Dave Bing led a fourth- Storer Broadcasting Co. of Mangiapane, 5-10...Duckpin bowling lost one of its biggest to set up numerous fast night. Hartford and led, 22-20, on Lamcmt Freeman’s driving period surge that turned we got lackadasical and a little Miami. boosters when Ed Feustel died in New Haven last breaks, the Bucks trounced ^California whacked Nebraska 75-50 careless,’’ coach Norman Sloan said. layiq>. Following Freem an’s drive, 6-6 center Ernie M oore Thursday. He was a familiar figure at most major small tee Golden State Warriors back KC-Omaha. Lanier and West Virginia downed the Air Long Beach, No. 7 in the AP Tennis converted a thieeiwint play and Kelly tapped in a shot to pin tourneys for more than a quarter century...Mel 124-91 Friday night. The finished with 37 points and 21 Force 53-46 in the Mountaineer rankings, has an easy time against NEW YORK-Top-seeded make it 27-22 with 6:29 showing. Siebold, Rec director, reports all three town recreation victory kept them one-half rebounds while Bing had 27 Classic at Morgantown, W.Va. Portland State as Ed Ratleff scored 17 Charlie Pasarell gained the At the half, Manchester held a four point bulge 35-81. buildings - East Side, West Side and Y - will be open daily, game in front of the (teicago points and 13 assists. Western Kentucky shaded Kent State points and handed out six assists. No. semi-finals of the 1^,000 Clean Hie final 20 minutes was dominated by Manchester as as well as evenings, during the Christmas holiday school Bulls, who whipped Houston survived a 71-70 and Vanderbilt took Columbia 10 Southw estern L ouisiana had Air Indoor Tennis Classic, they openpd up a commanding 15 point spread on the fine vacation period...Frank Rizza heads up the junior bowling Philadelphia 118-102. second-half scoring spree by defeating Haroon Rahim of 70-61 in the Vanderbilt Classic at tougher going against St. Joseph’s as all-arcNind perform ances o f Moore, Bill Peoples, Eilie program at the West Side Rec. There is no charge for the “We scored 42 points on Portland’s Geoff Petrie and Pakistan 6-4, 6-7, 7-6. 2 ! N a^ville. Dwight Lamar fell below his 30-point Grant, Stan Alexander, Freeman and Kelly. This group youngsters who alternate by setting up pins when not tee fast break,” said Coach Sidney Wicks to beat the (AP photo) Jacksonville whipped Southern average with 24. Bowling plus the showing of Bob Guerin, kept the Cougars fast rolling.,.What college has produced the greatest number of Larry Costello. “ That’s why Trail Blazers. Petrie lead all Illinois 89-77 and Duquesne humbled break alive and Hartford couldn’t create enough scorers with 34 points while Squires* Jim Eakins Howls Two free throws by John Boro with ROCKVILLE CENTER, players now in the National Football League. The answer we scored 120 points,"not 90 Pitt 67-61 in the Steel Bowl at five seconds left gave the San firepower. or 89 like we’ve been doing. Jimmy Walker topped N.Y.—Lorrie Koch, , is Southern California with 25, one m ore timn Notre Dame, After Fouling Nets* John Roche Pittsburg. In the Cable Car Classic Francisco Dons their triumph over Carpentersvlile, Hi., averaged The Cougars’ outstanding ball handler. Freeman topped and three m ore than Michigan State and Ohio State. Also in It was probably our best Houston with 24. at Oakland, Calif., it was Duke over LaSalle. Duke’s Alan Siaw likewise 213 for her first six games to the balanc^ attack with 17 markers followed by Kelly the.top 10 are: Grambling with 21, San Diego State with 18, running since an exhibition Santa Clara 69-65 and San Francisco Moore, Peoples, and Grant with IS, 43,11 and 10 points in made two clutch free throws with take a 14-pin lead after the first Stanford with 17, Purdue with 16, Minnesota, Nebraska and game in Denver. Basketball | over LaSalle 74-73. eif^t seconds on the clock as the Blue round in the |2S,000 Long Island that order. Statistically, Moore grabbed 15 stray balls Southern University with 15 each. Among the conferences, “ We have to run because Marshall squeaked past Texas-El Devils beat Santa Clara.' Open Bowling Tournament. while Kelly hauled in 14 rebounds. Jumping Jack, Grant the ^ig Ten leads with 131 compared to 89 for the Pacific we don’t have teat inany EAST SIDE MIDGETS Losing Coach Paso 64-62 and Southwestern “The first win of the year for us corraled 11 rebounds. Eight. Other contributors are: ^uthwestem 76, Big Eight onq-on-one players. I told Football In a nip-and-tuck affa ir, Louisiana overcame St. Joseph’s of feels real good,’’sald Dick Edwards, Coach Pat Mistretta was far from pleased. "Kelly and Southeastern 75, Southwest 58, Western ai^ Missouri tee players if they’re not BOSTON-Rice football Professional Remodeling Con Philadelphia 84-74 in the Bayou California coach. "We picked up played great. However for the most part the rest of the Valley 46, Pacific Coast 21 and Atlantic C ^st 30. running I’m just going to coach A1 Conover, rumored in sultants stopped Top Notch Gels ‘Jobbed’ Classic at Lafayette, La. Long Beach team was just awful. We gave the ball up too many times, ' ’ r momentum in the second half and did line for the head Job at his alma assume they’re tired and Foods, 26-22 last night at the State tripped Portland State 1Q2-66 and we fouled too often. If we play like this Monday a fine job,” said Sonny Moran, West mater Wake Forest, announced Long Awaited Start Due take teem out.” East Side Rec. and Puget Sound overcame Montana Virginia coach. Losing mentor Hank Friday he would reiiudn at Rice against Central Connecticut (there) we’ll get blown out of Abdul-Jabbar also paced John Rivosa powered the NEW YORK (AP) - Coach A1 Bianchi of tee Virginia Vinny Clements is slated to get his long awaited start 67-42 in the Daffodil Classic at Ehigan o f the Air F orce com m ented and sign a five-year contract. the gym,” the varsity mentor added. the Milwaukee scoring with winners’ attack with 10 points Squires doesn’t care if he never sees the New York Nets’ with the New York Giants Sunday as a running back Tacoma. "We felt West Virginia would come M ANCHESTER C.C. (7 6 ) - Moore 5-3-13, Peoples 5-1- 19 points while Bob while Corky Chandler added six Nassau Coliseum again . G olf against tee Miami Dolphins. Coach Alex Webster has The pace quickens next week in the out with a press in the second half aqd 11, Grant 4-MO, Alexander A6-8, Freeman 6-5-17, Kelly 5-5- Dandridge and Oscar markers. Gary Macineau and ‘Tm sick and tired of coming in here and getting announce teat the former UConn standout will move into tournament parade with such they did just that and it killed us.” PALM BEACH, GARDENS, 15, Guerin 1-0-2, Cortese 0-0-0, Summatra 04-0. Robertson had 17 apiece. Jeff Slaiby tossed in seven jobbed,” Bianchi roared after the Squires’ 126-124 loss Fla.—Billy Hyman lof Joe Ordano’s spot. It will be tee Giants’ home finale for points each. attractions as the Jayhawk Classic, Virginia beat Wake Forest 75-82, Rick Barry had 26 for tee (AP photo) Friday night which dropped them out of a virtual second- Philadelphia retained his tee 1972 season and it will be the first meeting ever against the Trojan Classic, the UK Crei^ton whipped Arizona State 86- H A R T F O R D J V S (6 5 ) - Wieglaus 5-0-10, Caffisco 94- Warriors. Burger King led all the way place tie with Kentucky in the American Basketball American Senior’s Golf thq undefeated Dolphins...Central Connecticut’s as it defeated the Celtics, 24-17, Invitational, the UTE Classic, 7., Washington dNED Seattle 68-56 21, Chimenita 6-1-13, M em 2-2-6x Madden 2-24, O’Shea 1-0- Elsewhere, Boston 76ers’john Trapp Has Upper Hand Association’s Eastern Division and left them just two Association Championship with basketball team will have to get along without Greg ^ r - in the nightcap. Volunteer Classic, Big Four and 2, (3orreale 1-0-2, McPhillips M 4 . downed Cleveland 96-87, games ahead of the fourth-place Nets. and Washington State defeated San a final sub-par round of 68 for a Steve McKensie tossed in 15 Marshall Invitationid. It will pick up AP pboto tin who suffered a broken bone in his left knee. He’s The object of Bianchi’s inaffection was official Ken Jose State 74-65 in non-toumey games. total of 289. Buffalo edged New York 91- ... as He Battles Bulls ’ Cliff Ray fo r Ball points and corraled 15 rebounds even more in the following week expected to be out at least six weeks...The first annual Sussman, who made a controversial call with 17 seconds 89, Atlanta .drubbed to pace the victors. Clyde Redd Connecticut Sportsman Show, featuring lumberjacks, bear left and the score tied at 124. Overpowering Image Baltimore 134-115 and contributed nine markers. For wrestlers, log rollers and fly casting champs, will be moved past the Bullets atop and 18 rebounds helped Elmore and Randy, tallied the losers, Walt Adamy, Mark New York’s John Roche, guarded closely by Fatty Balanced Attack staged Jan. 28-21 at tee Hartford Armory, tee latest Boston turn back Cleveland 18 apiece and Elmore also Taylor, appeared to lose the ball, but Sussman whistled a Hedgemon Lewis, left, squared off against Bill Backus last tee Central Division, Los Pagani and Tom Danahy each promotion of Frank Maratta...(^vin Hill has rushed for and take a one-game lead pull^ down 22 rebounds. tallied four points. foul on Taylor, his sixth personal. night in Syracuse. Former won New York’s version of Angeles crushed Seattle 119- Pro Basketball Giants in Must Game 899 yards this season and needs but 47 more to set a new 100, D etroit beat Kansas over New York in the Walt Frazier was high for Ironically, Roche missed both free throws, but tee Nets world welterweight boxing championship with 15-round Sparks Ellington Dallas cl\ib record. Don Perkins ran for 945 yards for Uio Y MIDGETS NBA City -Omaha 113-100 and Atlantic Division. Boston’s New York with 26 points. grabbed the rebound and George Carter drove in for tee decision. existing mark. Hill, incidentally, picked up 942 yards as a The Elks, behind Rob Pilver Friday’s Games Houston defeated Portland Jo Jo White and Cleveland’s Pete Maravich and Lou winning basket with nine seconds left. and Todd Talaga’s six points Buffalo 91, New York 89 With Front-Runners Don Flint, a 6-2 forward for Ellington High paced them rookie in 1969 with the Cowboys. 114-108. Austin Carr each scored 22 Hudson combined for 71 Elsewhere, Carolina shaded Denver 107-104, Kentucky Chicago 118, Philadelphia 102 points. points as Atlanta walloped stopped the Community Y, 24- downed Indiana 121-114, Utah crushed San Diego 128-95 and to a commanding 7041 victory last night over E.O. Smith Bob Love came off 18. Glen Cobb was high man for Atlanta 134, Baltimore US on the Knights’ court, it was the season opener for 1^th Buffalo, which has lost all Baltimore and sneaked past Memphis nipped Dallas 109-108. Don Shula. He coached that Reason for Improvement Chicago’s bench in tee se the losing Y array with seven Boston 96, Cleveland 87 NEW YORK (AP) - The odds—Miami is a one- six starts against tee Knicks Told that his tirade against the officials probably would Paterno Might clubs. “ Last year my holder was Fran Tarkenton,” cond period, hit seven the Bullets by one-half points. Detroit 113, Kansas City- New York Giants will know touchdown favorite—by record-tying Baltimore Flint, captain of this year’s straight shots and finished in New York over tee years, game. Pistol Pete gunned in cost him a fine, Bianchi said: well before they take the knocking off the Dolphins, bunch to a 13-1 record, only placekicking sproialist Pete Gogolak of tee Giants reports. i I Omaha lOo ‘Purple Gang,’ netted seven beat them for the fourth 34 points while Hudson had In a low-scoring contest, "I don’t give a damn. I know my,club well enough that Houston 114, Portland 108 It’ll extend the battle for the to face defeat in the Super " I have never liked to have a regular quarterback in that with 30 points to lead tee field Sunday whether field goals w d five from the time in six home meetings. 31. Nassiff Arms turned back the they know when they’ve gotten it, and this was it. Last Angeles 119, Seattle 100 Bowl at the hands of Joe Listen to Offer job. Just, the fact thatrwe are trying a field goal means he Bulls past tee hapless 76ers, they’ve got a shot at joining playoffs another week. charity stripe to account for his Winnipeg Dick Garrett was the Los Angeles used a VFW, 15-13. Tom Merz and year the league kissed New York’s butt, too.” Milwaukee 124, Golden State Namath and the New York has minted q third down play, so he is not concentrating on whose Fred Carter took Dave Carrier popped in 8 and 5 some select company. The 'That’ s when the Giants ' game h i^ (rf 49 points. < Braves’ high scorer with 21 balanced / attack-Happy Bianchi refered to a nine-day respite during tee New 91 UNIVERSiTY PARK, Pa. (AP) - PeiUi State Football tee snap]^He’s pondering wlTat went wron^'Oti the last p la y ' scoring honors with 31. n markers In that order. Andy Miami Dolphins v^U ^ v e to close out the regular season Jets. The superior Ellington squad York-Virglnla playoffs last spring whlch*gave the crippleil Only games scheduled Coach Joe Paterno, attempting to quash speculation about Jet Loads and wording teat it might happen again. Dave Cowens’ 25 points points while the Smith boys, Hairston’s 28 points, Gail Plepler and George Boser i i wait until the game ends to in Dallas. The Cowboys And that sort of thing is also placed John Basch, a Nets a chance to recover. ABA accepting an offer to take over the reins of the New "Now, with Tom Blanchard holding, it is much better. canned four points each. find out. defeated the Giants 23-14 in nothing new to Shula, either. junior center, Guy Champ, and Carter’s game-winning shot offset a brilliant fourth- Friday’s Games England Patriots, says he’s keeping his mind these days Chris Hamed in double figures Explosion He’s a kicker. He knows my feeling.” The Giants, 7-5 in National New York in the second His Dolphins tasted defeat quarter performance by Julius Erving, the ABA's leading New York 126, Virginia 124 solely on his team’s Sugar Bowl date with Oklahoma. with 14, 12 and 11 points Gogolak, who hit on 17 field goal attempts last season, Carolina 107, Denver 104 Football League play, must game of the season. in the last Super Bowl, scorer, who tallied Virginia’s last 12 points and finished But after that, it may be a respectively. has bmn successful on 18 of 27 attempts through the first Kentucky 121, Indiana 114 beat the unbeaten Dolphins The Dolphins, meanwhile, making him the only coach By The Associated Press with a game-high 41. Roche paced the Nets with 36. different story. before Paterno, who has turned dozen games this year. Memphis 109, Dallas 106 to keep alive their slim have nothing to worry about In the NFL to make it to the When Bobby Hull was I Finding Top Quarterback Carolina outscored Denver 11-1 in the final minute to pull “ My mind is not set against out pro stars like Mike Reid, Skip Walters netted 10 points “ Another reason for my improvement is because our Utah 128, San Diego 95 hopes for the National except extending their final step twice, then come leaving Penn State,” the 45- Franco Harris, Ted Kwalick for the underpowered E.O. starring in the National Hockey out its victory and maintain a 1>A game lead over o ff^ e is better and I’m getting more opportunities. It’s Only games scheduled ^ Conference’s "wild card” exceptional record. At 12-0, up short. year-old Paterno said here and Jack Ham during his six Smith squad. League, he was known as the Kentucky in the Eastern Division. toiigh when you get one shot and miss, and teen have to In Statistics Revealed playoff berth. they’ve long since clinched Meanwhile, along with ail Friday night. “ I said I would years as boss of the Lions. Ellington will travel to Golden Jet. The loss prevented the Rockets from gaining on Indiana Friday night he was the wait two weeks for another chance.” Pro H ockey But, more importantly, the American Conference the scoreboard and record- talk with the Patriots at the Two years ago, he turned Coventry High Tuesday for its in the Western Division and left them 2*/i games out. watching, there will be some right time after the bowl. But down a coach-general manager next outing. Winnipeg Jet and his new World The Giant specialist has tallied 85 points this season to NEW YORK — (NEA) — NHL Dallas must lose. The Cow East title. However, as they Meanwhile, Artis Gilmore, Louie Dampier and Dan Issel head-to-head competition of that doesn’t mean I’m offer and 375,000 salary from Hockey Association team - bring his career total to 507 for a Giant club record. The lb locate the best quarter Friday’s Games boys, 9-3 and therefore two play out the season, secure ELUNGTON (70) - Hamed sparked Kentucky past the Pacers. Gilmore scored 32 interested or not interested. the Pittsburgh Steelers. Last known, by a strange coin old mark was 484 by Frank Gifford, who scored 78 back from the weekly swarm V No games scheduled games ahead of the Giants in the knowledge they’ll be interest on the Yankee 3-5-11, Basch 54-14, FUnt 7-5-19, points, grabbed 17 rebounds and blocked four shots while IVho am I to say I’m not going year, he spumed the advances cidence as the Winnipeg Jets- touchdowns and hit on two field goals and kicked 10 extra of printed numbers is a WHA in the East Division with hosting the first round of Stadium turf. Hayes 1-24, Champ 6-0-12, Dampier and Issel each scored 25 points and Dampier to talk to people?” of the Green Bay Packers. ripped the Houston Aeros 6-2 as formidable task. two to go, host the playoffs Dec. 24, another Larry Csonka of Miami, Dishaw 2-04, Palozej 0-2-2, poinis. How many fans remember when Gifford did the Friday’s Games Paterno was approached Hull triggered a four-goal Every week, a glop of handed out seven assists. Mel Daniels led the losers with 36 the AFC’s No. 2 ground Finance 1-0-2, Bedard 1-0-2, kicking? He’s now making more money than ever as a Winnipeg 6, Houston 2 Washington Redskins Satur kind of pressure has been about the New England Those close to Paterno say he explosion over a 5Mi-inlnute stats is issued from the o f - . points. Ronalter 0-0-0, Lanz 0-0-0, teevee commentator as part of tee Monday night team Philadelphia 3, New York 1 day. steadily mounting. gainer with 1,016 yards, will coaching job Nov. 18 by William will probably stick with Penn span of the final period. fice of the National Football Utah shot a blistering 78 per cent in the first half and Fitgerald 0-04. with Don Meredith and Howard Cosell. Chicago 4, Minnesota 3, OT Even a tie by the Cowboys One goal they’re seeking be matched against the H. Sullivan Jr., owner of the State for at least another three Elsewhere, it was League. There are statistics breezed past San Diego, although the Conquistadors had Los Angeles 4, Alberta 2 will shatter New York’s is to become the first NFL Giants’ Ron Johimn, No. 2 National Football League club. years, when he can retire at Philadeh>hia 3, New York 1; on pass receivers and E.O. SMITH (41) - Frankel the gam e’s high scorers in Stew Johnson, with 31 points, Only games scheduled in the NFC with 1,066 yards. Sullivan went into the Penn half pay at age 48. Chicago 4, Minnesota 3 and Los rushers, punters and postseason hopes. But if team since the 1942 Chicago 2-04, Walters 4-2-10, Osur 3-24, Thank You, God and Jerry Chambers, who had 25. Glen Combs lead a Johnson is also No. 2 in NFC State dressing room after the Angeles 4, Alberta 2. punt returners, scorers and Dallas loses and the Giants Bears to have a perfect Somes 0-0-0, Martin 2-5-9, Youngsters have a way of putting things in their proper balanced San Diego attack with 21, including four three- Nittany Lions whipped Boston He’s been in University Park With Winnipeg and Houston interceptors. And madly, can overcome the season. The Bears had an scoring via the touchdown Norman 1-0-2, Streams 1-0-2, pei-spective. passing. ^ point goals. College and received their bowl for 22 years, 16 as an assistant. tied at 2-all, Hull swung around edge over Miami in that route with 11 for 66 points Pappanikon 004. Bunny Wilson’s driving layup with four seconds left bid. The owner offered Paterno His family is happy in a college defenseman Dune McCalliim This letter was written to (3od by an eight-year-old in a A reader may tell at a department, needing only 11 while the Dolphins’ Mercury enabled Memphis to edge Dallas in a battle of last-place a job as head coach and general community and he has the and fired the puck through a Colorado religion class: satisfying glance who is the Morris, seventh in AFC games to do it. The Dolphins manager, plus part ownership security of a recruiting maze of players past goalie Don Dear God, highest scorer by the total teams. George Thompson of Memphis led the scoring with need 14. rushing with 807 yards, also of the team. Paterno thanked stranglehold on football-rich The 1974 junior amateur golf McLeod at 1:30 of the third Thank you for my bike and my turnaround and my trick- number of points scored, who 29 points while Bob Netolicky, whose last-second shot went But before reaching that has 11 touchdowns, good him and said he’d think it over. Pennsylvania schooiboys. championship of the USGA will period. or-treat candy. And thank you for me, and all life, and for is the busiest pass receiver in and out, had 28 for Dallas. be played at the Brooklawn by number of passes re plateau, there’s another one enough for No. 2 in that con This isn’t the first time the Steve Cuddle made it 4-2 at the mountain, and for Saturday, and for leaves, and for ^ A R L P S ^ ference. Paterno aiso longs to win the Country Club, Bridgeport, 2:13 and Jean-Guy Gratton ceived, and so on. These sta to be attained, mainly NFL has dangled enticing lures food aiid for Monday night football. national collegiate title. Conn. tallied a minute or so ,laler tistics a r e voluminously season victory No. 13. If Have a nice weekend. lined up like so many block before Hull closed but the Plan Surgery Monday TEXACO they get it, they’li become ers and one may follow easi scoring at 6:50 when his blazing only &e fifth NFL team to * / Believe in Basic Techniques’ ly behind teem to the goal. 270 WEST MIDDLE TPKE. shot from just inside the blue do so, joining the 1934 Bears, line whizzed over McLeod’s Not so for quarterbacks. For CincinnatVs Bench MAMCHE8TEB 647-9442 1962 Green Bay Packers, There is at once an abstruse shoulder. It was his 13th goal of CINCINNATI (AP) - Bench, the National League’s 1967 Oakland Raiders and the season. < and ephemeral system Four Bowl Grid Cincinnati Reds catcher Johnny most valuable player in two of 1968 Baltimore Colts. worked out. Abstruse be aOODfFCAR Andre Lacroix scored the cause even once you pene Bench will enter a hospital late the past three seasons, had This sort of thing is Giants^ Pass Blocking Line tiebreaking goal in the second trate its foggy mystery, you tod ay in preparation for hoped the results of tests Suburbanite Polyglas nothing new to Miami C ^ c h period as Philadelphia tripped are still not sure where you surgery Monday for removal of W^nesday would preclude the New York and got revenge Contests Today 2 Strip* Whitewall TL stand. Ephemeral because a spot on his lung. need for an operation. against Raider goalie Pete new systems pop up as often ^ n ch , who was not available “ The tests performed on Fully Guaranteed Matured Under Ray Wietecha Donnelly, who had blanked as the instant cliches of foot for comment, told friends he Johnny Bench were completed them tvrice previously. NEW YORK (AP) - 'Ilie University of North Dakota ball, Uke “ crackback” now, planned to enter the hospital today and no new additional Whitewall Btemish and like “ red dog” yester Reggie Fleming’s second after attending the Cincinnati diagnosis has been made,” said NEW YO RK -Last July, holdovers center Greg Lar but if he does the main job, a efficient. Has no one thing Sioux find out what a few days of sunshine can do today day. goal of the game at 4:10 of Reds team physician Dr. AND when Alex Webster was son, guard Doug Van Horn lineman will be all right. when they play C!al Poly San Luis Obispo in tj^e C ^ elia SAMMY BAUGH JOHN UNITAS Bengals-Cleveland Browns LIST PRice he does best, but gets it all sudden-death overtime lifted football game here George Ballou, in a statement. asked what would be and tackle Willie Young The main job is to make a done with hard work.” Bowl at Sacramento, C!alif. Today’s quarterback rank SIZE: EACH Chicago past Minnesota. If was' flutter in the imagination, short passer like Len Daw 12 FOR: F.E.T. 100 per cent block every North Dakota, 9-1, not only the National Association of ings are determined by four had changed almost yearly: RADI< different about the Giants enabled Wietecha to mold Left guard Dick Enderie only the seventh triumph of the son, for example, may throw TOWN OF MANCHESTER 700x13 $39.70 ( ' $2.15 each has had a three-week layoff, the Intercollegiate Athletics, with categories: passing percent peeping out from one pillar it went into a cocoon in the n this season, the New York one of the NFL’s best pass time, on every play, bn (25, 6-2,250) — "V ery bright season for the Cougars and the of truth only to slip away and a swing-out and then watch DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS j Chrson Newman 9-1-1, playing ages based on attem pts spring and came out a new E78x14 $43.45 $2.34 each coach promised a return to blocking lines and a unit every defender. Nothing third time they have beaten the Sioux were forced to mnctice his pass receiver go 60 yards and a student of the game. East Texas State, 9-2. against completions, the per quickly pop up meaning butterfly by fall. F78x14 $45.30 ■j 17SBT $2.52 each basic execution on offense, which has contributed great else should be acceptable.” Fighting Saints. indoors because of the cold with the ball. That is cred S p o r ts Dial Our best puller and gets bis Cal Poly was favored to beat centage of touchdown passes something else to us. Maybe Ted McCasklU’s two goaU weather at Grand Finks, N.D. by this elusive quality we ited as a 60-yard pass by In 1945, for example, the G76x14 $47.20 4f .is $2.69 each “ with fewer frills and more ly to vast improvement in Wietecha has two weekly man when he does go North Dakota, even without made against number of NOTICE OF 1 sparked Los Angeles ov6r Thqr finally got outdoors in the passes completed, the per are being told the fact of the Dawson. Some also felt that top passer was picked by the H78X14 $50.15 Siiis $2.93 each emphasis on things that the offensive production. rituals. On Mondays-unlike outside.” - star guard Fred Stewart, who Alberta. It w u the Shariu’ sun again w i ^ tb ^ centage of interceptions matter: there is no way to Milt Plum, who twice led percentage of completions. Saturday perhaps we have been taking “ I believe in basic most 'teams, the Giants was inelirtble, and defensive '■ plus state sales tax* fourth consecutive triumph and Chlitonia this wew. Cal Poly thrown against number of determine by cold figures the N FL in passing, should Sammy Baugh was number SAND DELIVERY ItOO (30) AFCt Browns for granted; repetititui will techniques, installing them work the day following a Center Greg Larson (32,6- end Tom Chantier, who was in lifted them into a thinl-place tie was 84-1. passes thrown, and the aver the best quarterback, that have shared his title with one. If that system was used The Highway Division will deliver a sand - salt mixture for vs. Bengals 3, 250) - “ The leader, if jured. Cleveland teammate Jim be very obvious.” at training camp and game and are off Tuesdays- with Minnesota in the West The (lamella was one c i four age yards gained per at the human qualities of lead today, seventh on the AFC home owners use In connection with enow and ice control. 2t00 (8) UMass vs. Webster already had working with them each Ray and his unit run a mile- there is one. Calls Division. bowl games on a light college Another club with personnel tempt. Line all these num ership and derring-do and Brown, who took flare-out one week (John Radi, on Town personnel will fill the home owner's metal or wood California advanced in that direction week tt^ughout the entire and-a-half; and on Fridays, assignment switches. Very football schedule which also moblons was Cbrson-Newman. bers up and compare them, audible bellowing are beyond flips and converted them into Nov. 21) would have been m gigantic yardage. containers at the curb line or road edge. 4i00 (3) NFL: Redskins with a staff shakeup that season,” says Wietecha, he weighs each lineman. "I stong blodier handling men saw bowl-bound North ^ Tennessee achod went into giving a one to the best and the strengths of stiff type. first. CONTAINERS’ SIZE SHALL BE LIMITED TO 5 GALLON a two and a three and on vs. Cowboys brought Ray Wietecha from who anchored Giant lines as make them watch their over center. Also, very good Carolina, 9-1, close out its its NAIA title game with East Queer things happen right So we know that passing is In 1954, the rankings were CAPACITY Hockey Tonight Texas State w i l ^ t five blade down to each quarterback in not_ot a wholly individual thing:thing ritaf 5t00 (8) Wide World of the scouting department to the center in 1953-62 when weight. You m ay not think it at whipping a man by season against Florida, before the weekly reader's based on average yardage Home owner shall be responsible for placing and each category. Add each. First place in the Southern players, all starters, who were eyes. One (veek Johnny the quality of pocket blockblock ained. The leader was Norm Sports coach the offei^ve line, a New York won five Eastern would matter in a man who turning him around.” Lowest number wins. ga removing said containers on the scheduled delivery day. New England Hockey League’s The other bowl games were suspeoieA tot missing practice Unitas is fifth in passing in ing, resiny receiver’s fingers, V;an Brocklin. On that recent job he handled at Green Bay titles and one NFL weight 250, but five pouiids Schedule Right guard Doug Van standing is on the line tooighL the the Pioneer Bowl at Wichita Wednesday. the AFC. That week he zone defenses and game week of Nov. 21 in the AFC, If your scheduled refuse Sand - Salt Sunday plans also beset the stats for five seasons that championship. “ I try to either way can cause a Horn (28, 6-3, 245) —L League-leading Colchester Falb; Tex., Tennessee State 91, North Carolina, headed for Now, these weekly statis comes in for one play, is leader Marty Domres would collection day is on: Delivery Date LUBRICATION 1:00 (30) Dolphins vs. ' included three NFL and two make my presoitation sim change in his performance. sackkl and fumbles. The freak. "Great line blocker. Good nneet second place New HaveA. vs. Dirake, 74; Rice Bowl at the Son Bowl against Texas tics should be an absorbing if have been about 13th if the next week he rises to second WITH EVERY PAIR OF GianU, WTIC SuDOT Bowl championships. ple and then stick with it. As Also, by checking, I am able The Flyers are but one point, a Baton Rouge, La., Dniisiana Tech at El Paso, Tex., Dec. 30, transitory experience, like a In the last couple of years, 1954 system were used and Wednesday and Saturday , /Monday - December 11 strong lep and stiff back in passing because the quar SNOW TIRES SOLD 2:00 (3) Packers vs. 'me transformation up soon as you introduce to know which players are half game, otf the mark. A w in » Tech 114, vs. Tomessee Tedi, needed a victory to equal its brief love affair! The beauty the NFL office has lateralled No. 5 Joe Namath would be Monday and T h u r ^ y Tuesday - December 12 that make his strai^t-ahead terbacks ranked ahead of No. 1. Wednesday - December 13 Vikings front began with the acquisi something out of the or disciplined.” would put them a half game in 19-1, and the Boardwalk Bowl at winningest season ever, lQ-1 in is in tbe rainbow Inrevity. At the stats job to the 'highly Tuesday and Friday drive very effective. Good the lead. odd future moments one him had even more doleful competent and loving hands (22) Patriou vs. Saints tion of guard Dick Enderie dinary, you create doubt and About his players, Atlantic City, N.J., Califwnia- 1914. “ It is all rather obtuse,” knowledge of opponents.” »'^'iy recall and "savor the days. of the Elias Sports Bureau. In the event of Inclement weather or Incomplete delivery 4:00 (30) Colts vs. Chiefs from Atlanta and the prompt hesitation. Wietecha says: The opener on the twinbUl la a Davia; 6-1-2, vs. Massadiusetts, said Rocky Avakian, vice on any of the above dates, delivery scheduled will be • FREE MOUNTING Right tadle Joe Taffoni key game also. The Hast . .aUstics and perhaps seek The question of who should One of the first acts by Elias president of the Elias Bu convincing of tackle Joe Taf- “ Offensive line play Left tackle Willie Young 8-2 The Oakland A’s played 47 was to try to make the pass- postponed one week. (27,64,255)- " A fine pass- Hartford Canadians take on the some real or dream-like get cr^it for a gain by a reau, a confessed stats nut. • TEXACO CREDIT CARD Monday (29, 6 4 , 265) - "H e is no Also scheduled at Commerce, one-run games in 1972, winning meaning in teem. ihg stats a thing of meaning. William D. O’Neill foni to return from a one- requires more concentration blocker. Has good at^iy, Hartford Hnsfcies. A win for forward pass is another prob “ But it’s fun—I think.” 9 :00 (8) Jets v s. Tex., was the championship of 22 and lasing 25. lem facing the stats men. A The quarterback ranking Director of Public Works______season retirement. The and supervision than any picture player, as his size quickness and balance. H u Hartford would snap a four- Yet the numbers flirt and Raiders, WINF addition of that pair to other area. Finesse is fine. would ideate, but he is a gliding motiw.” game Ibaing streak. I PAGE TWELVE — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manriiftt^r, Conn., Sat., Dec. 9. UW2 MAN(^HESTKR EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 9, 1972- Steelers Anxious to Shed‘Nice Guy’ Tag, The Economical Woif The “Action Marketplace” Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers ^ To Advtriifo Over 60,000 Daiiy Readers ' Out to Notch First Crown In N F L History IB words, 8 days ...... ______. . . g l.8 9 Fast Results 15 words, 6 days ...... $8.24 NEW YORK (AP) - For 39 seasons Baltimore at Kansas City and New O O j the Pittsburgh Steelers have been sort En^and at New Orleans. And on O o » IB words, 10 days ...... $4.50 COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVER'nSEMENTS of like the “ nice guys” of the National M onday night, the New Y ork Jets fa ce • • O , 20 words, 26 days ...... $14.66 Football League. Not that they’ve the Raiders in Oakland. 12:00 NOON DAY BEFORE PUBUCATION H appy A d s ...... $l.50 inch always finished last. But they’ve If the Steeloa win. It’ll not only all Deadline for Saturday and Monday never finished first. but assure them of a title but will is 12:00 Noon Friday On Sunday—and with a little bit of pretty much assure the Oilers of a PHONE 643-2711 help from dncinnati cm Saturday-the rather dubious honor—the worst Steelers can finally achieve that goal, record in the learn. At 1-11 they’re S o rvIcM Othnd 12 Hasp Wantod 35 Halp Wantod a championship, mainly the American one game “ ahead’^ of New England in HERALD PLEASE READ TREE Service (Soucier) — EXPERIENCED mechanic NURSES aides — experienced. Cdiference Central Division crown. the “race” for the first pick in next Trees cut, building lots cleared, HAPPY ADS BOX LETTERS days, tune up and brake 11-7 a.m., part or fell-time, & Pittsburg has to beat Houston and year’s coU e^te draft. Y O U R A D trees topped. Got a tree experience a must. Connecticut ^ p ly Burnside Convalescent All eyes in Houston’s Astrodome problem? Well worth phone drivers license and references the Bengals have to defeat Cleveland For Your Classified or "Want Ads” are. Home, 870 Burnside Avenue, call. 742-8252. required. ()uaUfied need only East Hartford. to make the Steeler dream c(Hne true. will be on Pittsburgh rookie running Information taken over the phone as con a apply. Inquire in person, 2S2 there’s Atlanta. The Falcons, back Franco Harris, within reach of a CkmrnmGuiM THE HERALD will not dis venience. The advertiser should VETS Trucking — large van Spencer Street, Manchester. MATURE man for porter, full in coly their seventh NFL season, are spate of NFL records. close the identity of any adver read his ad the FIRST OAT IT with driver, yards, attics, local time, excellent benefits. Apply within a victmy of a title, too. ’They Geveland is still in the AFC Central Phone 643'*2711 To Include Your Business tiser using box letters. Readers W E A R S and REPORT ERRORS in hauling, furaiture rearranged, AVON can help you fight in person. East Hartford need some help, too. If Atlanta can championship race but evon a loss answering blind box ads who time for the next insertion. The free estinutes. 6482519. inflation with extra cash w ^ - Convalescent Home, 751 Main S: knock off San Francisco on Sunday wouldn’t be fatal, since they’d still In the Herald^s Christmas Gift Guidet desire to protect their identity Herald is responsible for only O N E ly. As an Avon Representative St. East Hartford. cian follow this procedure: incorrect or omitted insertiw (or ODD jobs, lawn care,Jack of all you can earn money to clean up and St. Louis can upset the Los have a shot at the conference wild trades. Reasonable. Phone 528- any advertisement and then only lo bills, buy new clothes or BAKERY sales girl, steady job. Angeles Rams, the Falcons wiU own card slot. But the Bengals must win to WT iM— ■■■n—s Enclose your reply to the box the extent of a "make good" inser furniture. CaU now, 289-4922. ^ in person, Parkade ithe National C ^erence West crown. k ^ even those slim hopes alive. From BLAU’S A Special Purchase in an envelope — address to the y, 400 West Middle Turn tion. Errors which do not lessen the STEPS, sidewalks, stone walls, And there’s Green Bay, hardly a 'Ine Falcons, 7-5, hold a halfgame Classified Manager, Manchester HAIRDRESSER part-time, pike, Manchester. Pn-Hollday Carpet 8aM om ras value of the advertisement will not fireplaces, flagstone terraces. Thursday, Friday, Saturday. . . . Soflwena stranger to championships but a edge over the 49ers and Rams, so Evening Herald, together with a be corrected by "make good” inser All concrete repairs, both memo listing the companies The Styler’s Beauty Salon. Ver WANTED part-time. Due to the may hava soot yaw preseason pick this year to be a victories in their final two games will IFRLIIIBtl tion. inside and outside, railings, ,\ non. 872-8197. increasing volume of mail. The 9 you do NOT want to see your a boppyotiR. D3rstander to the NFC Central brawl automatically rive them a title. Independent Postal Systems of letter. Your letter will be between Minnesota and Detroit. Miami, by wuining, would not only " “9» 643-2711 LAUNDRESS full-tim e, America, is looking for reliable 9 X 1 2 destroyed if the advertiser is The Packers, at 94, bold a one- knock the Giants out of plavoff experience preferred, excellent person in the Manchester area REVERSMI one you've mentioned. If not it SNOW plowing — Eiroerience benefits, phone Mr. Atlas, East to carry IPSA mall. Flexible ine lead over the Vikings and Lions. contention but would become the fifth Aiftoa For Sale commercial and residential. Rog. $ 4 0 0 0 will be handled in the usual Hartford Convalescent Home, hours, no soliciting. Immediate t, unlike the Steelers and Falcons, team in NFL history to win IS games manner. Prompt, courteous service. 528-2167. work. Phone 646-OTOO or apply Happy Birthday S 1965 COMET, standard Green Bay needs no help to clinch its in a season. And that, in turn, Would References. 646-7770. at office, 473 Hartfonl M ., DUANE Loat and Found transmission, .needs some HAIRDRESSERS wanted - We Manchester. divisicw. A victory over Minnesota put them within one victory of the work. 8100. CaU 8489354. WASHING Machine repairs, hnckN...MonlkniMni need two hairdressers for our will wrap it up. Even if the Packers first p erfect seas(Mi sin ce the 1942 RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, nnity CMilraeliM fw ay, busy, modern shop in RockvlUe- g Roses are Red, and Lions finish tied fo r the lead at the C h ic a ^ B ears cruised through an 11- female, 3 years old, named 1966 MUSTANG, yeUow with Maytag. Reasonable rates. Vernon. Good working SCHOOL BUS Ian Mir ai8 httiBi ctiwi is a ^ Violets are Blue, end of the season. Green Bay would game season witiiout so much as a tie PORTABLE T y p e w r ite r Tickles. In or near Parkade black top, select shut, cruise-O- Owner of Pike 0)in Wash and conditions, finest clientele and Mr pattMS fw jnt $31.90! matic, v-8, radio and heater, 4 DRIVERS The Most Wanted Christmas Gift! Apartments. Please call 646- D^r aeaning, 275 West Middle good pay are some pluses we Nowf you can do, get the title by virtue of its two to blemish their record. i l is tticfc. . . new tires and battery, 35,000 Male or female, part-time. Choose from the Best: • RoyakOlympla • Olivetti- 1(130 after 5 p.m. Reward. Turnpike, next to Stop and offer. AU that and some fine co i| All the things you victories over Detroit. What it all comes down to is that, original miles, one owner. Shop, 643-4913. workers. CaU us now and ask Must have P.S. license. Underwood • Smith-Corona • Remington-Rand.ifrom j g Have wanted to do. In Saturday’s other game, the going into this next-to-last week of LOST — Large black male cat, Excellent condition. 8995. Call for Mr. Merrill, at 8^2752. Apply in Person: Dallas Cowboys, needing a victory to regular-season play, 15 of the league’s 154.95 • Sales-Service-Rentals (Adding and (Calculating! with vellow eyes, last seen in owner, 646-4348. TREE REMOVAL - Pruning, I Machines, too!) spraying, etc., fully insured. lock up Uk “wild card” berth, 28 teams are stiU in the chase for Mount Sumner Area of Bolton. FULL-TIME sales clerk, EASTERN Mom and Dad Call 646-7428. 1971 VOLKSWAGEN- AM/FM Ucensed. Free estimates. Call hardware store, experience BUS LINES host the Washington Redskins. Super Bowl vn . Washington, Miami radio, air-conditioning, 6385345. preferred. SV4 day week. Apply Route 85 Bolton Sunday’s other games have Miami and Oakland have wrapped up LOST Siamese cat, vicinity excellent running condition. in person,_ W.H. England’s ® 1972 by NEA. Inc. against the Giants in New York, divisional championships, but for the Parkertrker and Lydall. If found Low mileage. 81,500. Phone 649- DICK’S Snow Plowing — Hardware Store, Route 44-A, Happy Birthday 5418. NURSES aides full-time, 76, YonrilLOW GUft Store for F'amUy and Homo! please call 649-6842 after 4 p.m. specializing in serving Bolton, Conn. Detroit at Buffalo, Chicago at remaining 12, it’s still a scramble for "Flying may be safer than driving, but there's less' EDNA Charge Rockledge and surrounding and 3-11 shifts, experienced, Philadelphia, San Diego at Denver, the remaining five playoff berths. DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER chance of being hijacked when you drive." MasterChaigo Paridng-Miatof Ouirge Cuds A c c ^ ^ I FOUND, male Husky. Contact Trucka-Traetora areas, oHveways, sidewalks, FUEL oil driver — must be over 18, own transportation. from Coventry Dog Warden, 742-8648. parking lots. Call 643-0002. experienced. Steady work, good Excellent benefits. CaU for ap Nursery 1967 FORD pick-up, and car hourly rate. 64S-2&. pointment, Mrs. Saunders, East FOUND, male long haired trailer, best offer. 6^1886 after REWEAVING OF - burns, 8onda-8toeka-Mortgagfa 27 Hartford Convalescent Home, OPEN TOMY 'til 5:30 PJL brown, mixed breed dog. Name 5. moth-holes, zippers repaired 528-2167. RAY WES ROBBINS carpentry MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Judgment Favors NFL nn'vrng conrincticot hofrm'nHkot', stnc* ^ , ’Mott.’’ CaU Dog Warden, Window shadeshacres made to remodeling specialist. Ad ?:• Happy Birthday : FORD Gas tractor, with 5th measfire, all size Venetian mortgages — interim financing »VICE BAKER — AU around man. [BowUiig] ditions, rec rooms, dormers, — e x p ^ e n t and confidential I You’re not getting older, ADAM’S wheel, model C8S0, 1967, 10- blinds. Keys made while you Good wages. Steady Jo b . Apply built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, service, J. D. Real Estate I you’re getting better, BOSTON (AP) - U.S. totalling fl5 million from the 2 speed, good condition, easily wait. TV portables for rent. in person, Parkade Biskery, WO a p p l e Paraonala-Announcomanta 649-3446. Assoc. 643-5129. District Court Judge W. Arthur three parties. convertedrte ‘ to■ wrecker or Marlow’s, 867 Bdain St., 649- MANAGER West Middle Tpke., g Love, • ■ blau CIFTSm IM«SORES otherwise. 643-1442. 5221. Manchester. Judy PARKADE DUSTY - Lou Garrity Jr. Friday granted a The Patriots won a summary RIDE wanted Hours 8:30-5 Experienced furniture stores MWnESiaPMMBE LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Buainaaa Opportunitt 28 PoliniU 209, Bob Baker 219, summary judgment in favor of judgment in their case from p .m „ Depot square area to new homes custom built, OEM/Huvy Duty 1967 CHEVY Vk ton pick up. INTERVIEWERS - Part-time Ken Hesford 208-550, Roger Gajmty Nov. 6. 346 0606 it'tl 6300 (>4J 4159 HOLIDAY downtown Hartfolord for dura SNOW-MOBILE Repairs - remodeling, additions, rec the National Football League Good running condition. CHAPLIN — Perfect spot for Trucks and occasional employment for tion of bus strike. WiU pay. 646- Factory trained mechanics. L rooms, garages, kitchens DAD g MiecskowsU 201, Ed Yourkas and (Commissioner Pete Roselle In the suit, Pfieffer argued Asking. 8700. Phone 643-5520. small business, former , . Call: men and women as opinion 3198 after 6 p.m. & M Equipment, Route 83, remodeled, bath tile, cement Have a great 33rd. 200-958, Dick Turcotte 206, in a class action suit involving against the package sale of Salurdji.v«* research interviewers. No •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Vernon, 872-8311. Monday- work. Steps, dormers. ; Manager S63-2375 Crawford Alien 228470, John ticket sales to professional tickets to Patriots football till 1972 FORD F-lOO pick-up, V-8, selling. Experience with census Love, Atffoa For Sale 4 Thursday 8-5, Friday 8-9, Satur Residential or commercial. Belasky 560. football games. games. He said tickets should 3-speed standard, style side, 8 day 8-4. BROCKWAY helpful■ full but not necessary. Write Debbie, Kelly & Erin CaU 649-4291. 647-9119. The suit, similar to 22 other be sold (m a game-by-game HERE AT THE NEED CAR? Credit very bad? to Box 56, Albertson, New MOTORTRUCKS York, 11507. PINNETTES - Wanda Bonadies suits against eight professional basis. Bankrtmt, repossession? 81. AN HOUR lets you go ALL Types Repairs, carpentry .^Honest J without your children.chil ■ Rocky Hill, Conn. ISO, Marie Bolls 206-482, Katy sports teams, was brought by The Patriots, like most SwissCoJony Doiluglas ■ accepta lowest and remodeling — kitchens, HOBBY Shop needs 4139. Mohday-Saturday, 7-5:15 p.m. Eiim ^ o H l-DI it Happy Birthday Spearin 482, Diane LaPlne 178- Leo T. Pfieffer, formerly of professional football teams, M ANCHBtTH RARKAdB down, smallestmallest payment,pay bathrooms, garages, additions, AMERICAN saleswoman Tuesday through anywhere. Not smal (^all Delmont Day Care Center, KATHY^ 480, Helen Tierney 452, Wanda Swampscott, naming the New sell tickets in packages imall loan ceilings. Call 643-7367 after 6. Friday, 12:30-4 p.m. CaU New “GOOD EATING" 649-5531. ;:i: from Kaaelaudtas 176473, Madeline covering three, seven or ten financefbumce comcomi ^njF plan. Douglas •••••••••••••••SBSSSSSSSSSSO England Hobby Supply, 646- England Patriots as well as the "GOOD GIVING" Motors, 3ti •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• OIL Taflin 176, Kim Muprhy 495, games, including preseason Qanga-8arvlea-8toraga 10 Roo8ng-8ldlng-CMntnay It 0610. Dad, Mom, Kris, NFli and Roselle. Painting-Papartng 13 PART-TIME, station wagon DebU e Miller 191483, Sandy exhibition games. Sparky and Twinkle Pfieffer asked triple damages GIFT PACKS and 1968 CAMARO, excellent STATION drivers wantto to drive in the Beben 481, Irene Sttme 454, ATTENTION Boaters and GUTTERS and roofs repaired DRIVER wanted, add to IMPORTED DELICACIES 4. numing condition. 8600. Phone campers, inside storage space INSIDE — outside. and replaced. Excellent town of Manchester. Glngor Yourkas 469. Manchesttr retirement Income, part-time. Halp Wantad 38 649-2484 before 4 p.m. available. For winter. Special rates for people over f workmanship. Reasonable Approximate hours 7:156:45 Must have own car. E-Z Day Reasonable. CaU 646-4242. Call my competitors, then caU prices. Free estimates. 646- a.m., 2!30-3:4S p.m. We will Stay one step ahead of Maid Serveie, 872-3^. TWENTY hours weekly is aU it SILK CITY - Bob Heavisides Cluh^s First Side-Winder 1968 GTX, 383, 4-speed, four me. Estimates given. 649-7863. 1399. train, must be able to drive 202, Jim Lawrence 208223-674, new tires, low mileage, good •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• the competition. standard shift. Call 643-2373 takes to earn a good income as DENTAL receptionist part- a distributor for a multi Harry Plecity 200-573, Carl condition. After 5, 6466879. Uotoreyclaa-BIcyclaa 11 J. P. LEWIS & SON, custom BIDWELL Home Improvement between 9 a.m.-noon. time, 1 to 5 p.m., four days a decorating, interior and product firm. For information Kleinstuber 5m, Ken Tliomas Co. Expert installation of MODERN 3-BAY week. South Windsor area. GIVE A BIKE 1971 DODGE Charger, air- exterior, paperhanging, fully call 647-1009 after 6. 205474, Hollo Masse 209492, EXPERT repairing all makes aluminum siding, gutters and BABYSITTER wanted while Experienced preferred. Phone conditioned, power brakes, of bicycles including 3,5 and 10- insured. For free estimates, Mother works. Beginning John Goiangos 204, Dick Cote Jets Still Alive trims. Roofing installation and STATION 644-2136. power steering. Dent in front speeids. Manchester Bicycle call 649-9658. If no answer 643- repairs. 649^95, 875-9109. January. Light houseIceeping~^keeping. 203, Jim Stamler 213-583, Frank Harvest Hill fender. 82,395. 646-4029. Shop.Sh( Call 649-1362 after 6 p.m. Pitts 222, Gunnar Larson Jr. Please call days 563-0131, ROOFING — Specializing MEIXiAIWS 228, Lou Halpryn 226478, Ben Thanks to Kicker PACKAGE STORE RICHARD E. Martin. Full Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foley. 1962 PONTIAC Catalina 825. RALEIGH Sport, 3-speed men’s repairing roofs of aiall kinds, new FEMALE sales positions open Experi«nc«d In dleiel engine reptin. Wollman 210. MANCHESTER PARKADE MANCHESTER Good for parts. CaU 646-5229 professional painting service, Eveninp and Sunday call — Maturiture women wanted for bike 26” , Uke new, used once. roofs, gutter work, chimneys, TOOL MAKERS TOP WMES I MNEFITS NEW YORK — The New York Jets are still alive inHie 819 E. Middle Tpke. after 6 p.m. Moving, best offer. 646-3098. interior - exterior. Free es cleaniedclean and rmaired. 30 years collect 413-786-3041. interesting sales work. 646-2637 timates, fully insured. 649-4411. (FIrat Clasa) MERCHANTS - Ding Balch American Football Conference’s wild-card scramble 649-8327 experience.xpe Free estimates. between 9-11 a.m. Call Branch or Buiineu Manager 135, Tony Heim 145, Tom 1966 MUSTANG; 6 cylinder Sarvleaa Offorod 12 Call Howley, 643-5361. Top rate plus overtime. for appointment. thanks to an exquisitely-timed numbers game their We Feature C. AND G. Home Improve Turner 136-372, Reggie Tomlin COME FIND standard transmission, 8375. HIGHLY Motivated individual MANCHESTER TOOL S6S-Z37S English place kicker, Bobby Howfield, played during a 6446530. ment. Interior, exterior pain- PROFESSNNULS wanted for full-time real estate son 139-390, Rich Masur 137-364, SNOW Plowing — Commercial Haating-Plumbing 17 YOURS and residential. Reasonable ting and wallpapering.i. FreFree Teachers — Insurance Reps., sales in one of Manchester's a DESIGN, INC. BMCXWAY MOTM TRUCKS Lou Dellafera 136-351, Dennis one-point victory over the New Orleans l^lnts last week. A CompMa Una of 10 speed, 5 speed, 3 speed. 1969 RED Fiat, 850, ^yder. rates. Also available as backup estimates. 228-9565, 228-3531. SAM Watson Plumbing and Real Estate, Direct Sales, oldest, established firms. 130 Hartford Road Rocky HiU, Conn. Kaupplnen 389. On the occasion of his birthday (36), while his mother (75) IMPORTED and DOMESTIC IN OURS. Exit 23, oil Ml Set up and ready to go or Excellent condition, 6 new rig. CaU 646-3467, 647-9304. Heating. Bathroom remMeling etc., etc. Complete training offered by Manchester sat in the stands watching him play American football for Ures. New clutch, brakes and DONALD E. Tarca - An equal q)portunlty employer _ WINES layaway. Good selection. and repairs. Free estimates. professional educator. This is a 649-5263 BUSINESSMEN - George the first time, Howfield Ucked the last of a record-tieing muffler. 37,000 miles. 8950. 742- SHARPENING Service - paperhanging and painting. CaU 64^3808. KOnTEIIS NEEDED once in a life time opportunity string of three-pointers (6), with no time left on the clock. FOR THE HOLIDAYS 7478 after 5 p.m. Saws, knives, axes, shears, Free estimates. (]all 643-0271. for a career in real estate. Call Blake 141, Rick DeDominicis $400-$800 WeeU) 157-360, Don DeDominicis 152- It was t| ie first time the Jets had ever won a game in FARR’S skates, rotary blades. <)uick BOTTI Heating and Plumbing for an appointment to discuss 396, Ed Staples 142, Ron Joiner CAPITOL 1968 PONTIAC, LaMans, service. Capitol Equipment GEORGE N. Converse — — Prompt, courteous service. Nationally known company this opportunity today. Ask for MEDICAL LAB POSITIONS which all their points came via kicking. Howfield’s last try Equipnwflt Co., he. Interior and exterior painting expanding operations 148381, (CharUe Gardella 147- 2 Main St bucket seats, fully automatic, Co., 38 Main St.,t., Manchester.______CaU 643-13-1496. Mr. werbner, Jarvis Realty (42) was his longest success of the seasoh. 8850. 6496063. and. paperhanging. Fully Co., realtors, 643-1121. 382, Bud Holmes 143-368, Joe GIFT PACKS opandallyte10p.nl. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday throughout Connecticut, needs Opportunity for qualified individuals to fill the following vacancies In our new Numbers were only a segment of the drama in Offers riMM 7:306, Saturday, 7:306. insured. CaU 643-2804 after S laboratory facilities. Tomeo 360, Alan Grsyb 351, NO JOB too small. Immediate several experienced men to Howfield’s tour de force. The incredible pressure of trying COLLECTORS’ BOTTLES Qfff 8 u0 0 M (fons: PONTIAC Catalina convertible, 7958. p.m. service on service calls. Free CLEANING Woman wanted Mike Zwick 350, Lou DellaFera recruit district and area to make six of seven on the last play of the game was 1968, good condition. estimates gladly given on distributors. Profit sharing one day per week. CaU before 11 LABORATORY ASSISTANT 366, Erv Rusconi 354, Angelo Automatic, power steering, B.A.C. Painting Co. Painting a.m. 64^9043. . Part-time poiltlon tn the bacteriology aection of our lab. Education and recent • COMPASS • HORNS heating or plumbing. Faucets program plus unlimited in Napoletano 352, Paul Bernard compounded by the fact that the clock was running when Slate power brakes. Must sell. First by experts, exteriors, interiors, hospital experience in bacteriology required. • BOATS ’n CANOES re p a irs or installed. Water come. Can be worked on a full y 355, John Mack 366, Tom Fahey the field-goal kicking team rushed on the field. During the Pool Tabioa 81,000. Phone 649-9326. spray, brush and roll. pumps worked on. Complete WAITRESSES and female h a r v e s t h i l l • JOHNSON OUT C E R A M IC or part-time basis. 355, Ed Schworm 375. season’s practice along these lines, its best completion Reasonable prices, free es heating systems, rec rooms, kitchen help wanted for new LABORATORY TEACHING ASSISTANT d is c o v e r y l a b e l s a n d SAVEI BOARD MOTORS Opening for part-time teaching auUtant to aaslat In cUsiroom inatructlon for time had been 0:18. There was 0:17 on the Shea Stadium 1969 TRIUMPH TR 6, Excellent timates, Also wallpapering. etc. CaU M & M Plumbing & Sensational for husband-wife restaurant opening soon at •BOAT condition. Going in service, TILE 6436001. team. For a 8888 future and Gateway shopping plaza, Route Medical Laboratory Technician Training Program. Minimum qualification! Heating, 649-2871. are a Bachelor's Degree and ASCP membership. WEDNESDAY WIVES - clock . ACCESSORIES 81,850. CaU nighto, 643-2836. On# Call more information call collect 83, Vernon. Apply in person. 12 “ I wasn’t worried about time running out,” Howfield Anne Ruggies 179, Joanne • SNOW BLOWERS DoaattAIII WALLPAPERING and ig < 238-2100 or 2376911. noon to 5 p.m. For additional information on the above and to arrange for an Interview, Komer 180-450, Mary Boyko was to explain later. “ If it ran out it ran out. My one • POWER LAWN CHEVROLET Ve$a 1972 We speciaUze in ceramic tile, painting, interior and exterior, Heating. (Complete bathroom please contact the Perionnel Department. 450. thought was to get it between the uprights.” r a k e s and wagon, 4-speed, post, radio, slate, flagstone and quarry expertly done. Free estimates. remodeling and repairs. Free SHOP THE GIFT Tim (}onaty, 633-7516 after 6 FRANCHISE is available in • JIQ BORE His holder, back-up QB Bob Davis, had the same idea. MULCHERS $295. clock, 7 wheels and tires, 82,100. tUe. For complete bathroom estimates. No job too small. • CINTIMATIC 875-1092. p.m. CaU 742-7438. Connecticut. Be your own boss, SAPLINGS - Joyce Fish 125- He lined the ball up on the left hashmark where it had been remodeUng, we’U handle aU high earning potential, low • BRIDOEPORT MANCHESTER MEMORIAL 31 III. carpentry, plumbing and tile 362. moved in by the officials. 1967 CHEVROLET Impala, 283, overhead. For more Informa HOSPITAL VALUES! ■9M3-7IS8 Flooring 19 • BORING MILL “ I never saw it go through,” said Howfield, “ but after it with headers, excellent work. E x p ^ workmanahip tion write Teleboard, P.O. Box • ENGINE LATHE 71 Haynes Street Manchester, Conn. Mzzo $iTsHor and reasonable rates. Bullding-Contraeting 14 D, Lewiston, Maine, 04240. AU 646*1222 Extension 481 had gone 10 yards, I knew it was going to be good and I condition. Many extras. 8800. FLOOR SANDING and • OPERATORS Phone 742-8015. Call Mandavllla refinishing, (specializing in inquiries kept confidential. Explorers Open turned away.” It was, and it gave him, in order, a season ROOM ADDITIONS - PURDY CORP. record of 23 of 31 (compared to eight of 19 last year, his 643-9678 older floors). Alto specializing 1972 M E R C U R Y M ontego dormers, garages, add a level, in inside painting and paper 866 Hilliard SL roofing, siding, foundations. Home Sunday first with the Jets) and the NFL scoring lead (107). BERME'STV im station wagon, 302 cubic inches, hanging. John Verfaiile, 646- 649-0000 H ow field’ s previous best had been 81 in 1970, his last year mmSOTBl MMME V-8, front disc brakes, power Low, low prices. Bank finan 5750, 8^2222. Schoola-Claaaoa 33 cing. Add-A-Level Dormer, 289- The East Hartford Explorers with Denver, after which he had been dealt for Jim T i^ er STOK steering, power brakes, radio, snow tires, 5 months, 4,000 TWO Handymra want a variety DISHWASHER wanted, three will open the New England in a straight-up trade. Turner had also kicked 6 FGs in one iw til Moving-Trucking-Storago 2d DEAN mUes. offer. Call 646-1054 of jobs, by day or hour. Yards, Next Computer GUss hours daily, Monday-Friday. Basketball Assoc, season Sun Apply Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 game for the Jets and had a 145-point season, but New after 5:30 p.m. attics, cellars cleaned. Lawns NEWTON H. Smith St Sons - MANCHESTER - DeUvery - Starts January 2 MACHINE PRODUCTS day night at East Hartford High and gai[ardener’s service. CaU Remodeling, repairing, ast Center St., Manchester. 102 COLONIAL RD. York was looking for someone who could get the ball into J light trucking and package It a prograaoer tr tperottr. against the Enfield Merchants the endzone on kickoffs. 8UQQ88T... EXTRA clean, 1966 Chevy 64 36 m additions, rec rooms, porches delivery. Refrigerators, and roofing. No job too small. CLEANING woman one day a at 8. The fellow they got was the first side-winder in the THERWEmarOIFT \ Impala, V-8, automatic, power washers and stove moving The Explorers, in their 17th steering. 8500. CaU 8 7 5 -^ . LRSHT trucking, odd jobs, also CaU 649-3141-3144. - • ” chairs for week, from 9-2. CaU after 6, M9- club’s history, wito a 18year record of professional soccer LIGGEH OF ALL... 6914. Has immediate openings year of operation, will have moving large appliances. rent. * Ltarn wllh IBM's 360—ths ntw Burning barrels delivered. 84. gsnsratlon compulsr (on pram- several new faces led by Doug in England with Fulham, Watford and Aldershot. The PHMMACY 1971 TOYOTA CeUca, 4-speed, DORMERS, garages, porches, short-lived International Soccer League brought him to FOR ADMRYQUEBI tachometer, radial tires, phraie 644-im . rec rooms, room additions, laea) EXPERIENCED window Day or Night Shifts Melody former East (^sthollc •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• * Accraditad by Accrediting Com- cleaner, must be reliable. (^11 these shores and a Kansas City Kicking Caravan talent after 6 p.m., 64S-19M. kitchens, add-a-levels, roofing, and U(Conn captain, Billy Jones, ■AaiLTON BKACH err cEnvKATE siding, general r e p i^ . (}uaUty mlsalon for Buainaaa Scboola 649-5334. CARPENTER available, days, . _ . : aliTj Draaamaking 22 a Btudsnl Aid and financing avail aTURRET LATHE exFairfleld and Eastern hunt brought him into pro foottall. evenings, weekends. Additions, w orkncmansbip. Financing Sei-up and oparate fiwWan Onnad Skrin- 50( each 1967 RAMBLER, ^door vinyl able. League performer, 64 Cort With Jan Stenerud in the middle of five successive 100- G ifts hardtop, V6, autonutic, good alteratums, repairs. No jto too available. Economy Builders, CUSTOM made ladies dresses, a NEW: Q.l. BENEFITS A'RE UP a HARDINGE CHUCKERS Nagle of Georgia and Don or-more point seasons, Howfield proved slightly small. Free estimates. C^all Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, suits. Bridal gowns and veils. 25% OR MORE -OPO- natnrfmhla Cood. 10for$4i0 secoioa (car. 8650. Phone 649- Set-up and operata Lewis of Cromwell, who was superfluous, as did another foreign visitor, Horst 6963 Stephen Martin, 64^ 7m after 4 evenings. Also band set fashion jewelry. a Separata computer program DIE MAKERS last year's Providence College 7 Days A W66U $980 p.m. ' 649-1133. ming and operations courses. Muhlmann. Cincinnati got Horst in a trade for running EAT DRINK AMD 88 a Morning, afternoon and evening • BRIDGEPORT MILLING MACHINE paptnln 1971 YELLOW Volkswagen MASONRY - AU types o f MAGMMSTS Spt-up and operate . back Warren McVea, ^ t Denver got Howfield Just for EfERNV TWO YOUNG nurried men stone, brick fireplaces, walls. 8onda-8toeka-Mortgogaa 27 Holdovers include Russ Tyler Beattie, standanTtransmisaon, signing him. wiU do small repair jobe and comrete steps, sidewalks. No a CPI halpt you find a job — we Overtime and insurance (Brown), Stan Peicber radio, best offer. 646-1064 after have orw ot the beat placeman! • BROWN AND SHARPE MILLING MACHINE benefits. Apply: Set-up and operate New York got him and also got a 1971 team scoring 5:30 p.m. painting, also ceUar cleaning job too small.malTr Free estinutes. MORTGAGES, loans first raoorda In Iba U.^ (Central), Bill Hollowaty and l ^ t trucking. CaU t » - Over 20 years experience. After second, third. All kiiv’z. Realty leader who was under 50 points (tf). Now they have a 100- To laara H yeit eaii quaHty, eaU; (UfConn) and Tim Kolodzeij 5 p.m. 643-1870. 644-2975. statewide. Credit rating LA POINT • CUHER GRINDERS pointer for the first time since 1969. And they stUl have a 1964 RAMBLER Claaaic vragoa, ■2S-tai1 ExLM (Duke). MEf^RV CHRISTMAS MERRy CHRISTMA refauUt eogin& food tires, unnecessary. Reatonable. Con- • BEDGEPORT SettaiiidepinM Hiere will be a preliminary playoff chance with two weeks to go, facing OaUand (!lEILING and ceramic tile CARPENTRY - Repairs. fldential, quick arrangements. INDUSTRIES 1971 TVmm (^arolla, like new, COMIEI RockviN* 075-3381 at 6:30. Door prises will be Monday n i^ t on national TV and (Cleveland in the New must seU, best offer. CaU 646- specialist, one ceiling or aU, remodeUng, additions, roofing. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. All ^ f H a . An equal opportunity tmployor. repaired, remodeled. No job too Call David Patria, South 100 Constitution Plaza, nOOSSMD IttmiTE An equal o|iportiinlt]r employer given away at halftime. - York home finale. 1191. 111 Ath St, laat Hartiard, Carni. smaU. 647-9232.^ Windsor, 644-1796. Hartford. Evenings, 2336179. i 1 PAGE JTOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter. Conn,. Sat., Dec. 9, i m 98 Do9*>0lr«to-Ptft t M p W t i n t d 41 8port/ng Goods 4T Out of Tom - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (Onn., Sat., Dec. 9, 1972 — PAGE FIFTEEN 8T 72 Houaaa For Bala 73 Out o f Town-For Bala L is t e n t o m a m a b r a g a b o u t PotHont 66 Fori M n i B i L m a 78 TRAIN now, start work in EXTRA SHGUU LANGE competition ski boots, N o w USTEKI AS SHE TELLS Planning & Zoning Commiaslon Rockville Vernon Notes January, high commission size 9. Well kept and taken care HER DAUGHTER,**' ABOUT HER IDAUGHTER-IN-IJ) ROCKVILLE- Hi^iland Ave. PHYSICIANS or dentists MANCHESTER - Three COVENTRY (NORTH) Hoiron, Connecticut showing line of beautiful home Smau of. 850. 649-1M7. large and beautiful 3(4 rooms, office, 900 square feet, first- bedroom ,j,Randi, living room QiET-iW ITE Hospital decoration accessories. No Miniature odplwdtoom apartments, heat, fkxn- offices now available. 349 w ra fir^ lace, dining room, <31^ East Center Street. For J k itd M , hratwl pt»cfa, garage. Raised Ranch on cul-de-sac; Plans Outlined deliveries. Phone 64M076 after Platinum SMS, 200cc, Fisher super-glass I W 0 ® ^ ^ hot water, all appliances NOTICE Notes 6 aiid all day weekends. inspection call 647-9903,94 p.m. Treed lM..Extras, fine- (hSnn^or peaceful and quiet. Rear year Poodle Piqipy.^ with Marker bindings. vetylvA T^ 1 including dishwasher, disposal, W0dcondiUon.CaU64M819a8k 1^ o ^ couple. 828,300. Warrei abutts "Open Space Excellent HOMEIM ] 1 ^ 1 carpeting, pool and your own The Hebron Planning and AUTOMOTIVE parts counter fo r Steve. private terrace in country BUSINESS and professional lowland, Realtor, 6461106 Reserve.” Privacy with elbow Zoning (Commission will hold a Admitted Wednesday: Judy For GOP Revamp temperament SWAMKSVIUE / offices, from 885. Telephone man. You can earn good money seeing. 8165. Rockland Terrace room. An outstanding home, PubUc Hearing on Tuesday, Meek, High St., Rockville; working at our new modem andliealth. M E lG H T S r i answering and secretorid ser 145 Adams Street, old«: 6room, Plans for reorganization ol Hostesses for the evening w)U Phrtot-Nunoifoo 48 I^ M m en ts, 8724360, 5294586. excellent condition, December 12, 1972 at 8 p.m. in Sarah G o ^ y , Broad Brook; vices available on premises. 2-story house, ideal for the Vernon Republican part) be Mrs. (Thristi Qiampion a ^ dealership. If you possess Can V. KMia innumerable features. A pru Christopher MUler, Enfield; thorough work habits aM if you CHRISTMAS Trees — Cut your Excellent location and ample someone with lai^e family and the Town Office Building to were outlined by newl> ROCKVILLE — Two-room dent purchase at 837,900. Mr. Ruth Rau, Taylor St., Vernon; members of Circle 6 of the have a proven abiliW to pay SUDSftSOSSORS own, tagging. Scotch Pine, 86, parking. Inquire 647-9903, 9 4 willingness to work. Some consider a requeat from appointed Republican Towr Routo SO. Vsmon furnished apartment, utilities Lewis, 649-5306. Pamela Wallace, Stafford church. Mrs. Eleanor Amos close attention to details, and white n ru ce 86.50. Follow s i ^ included, ^ weekly. Four p.m. ______remodeling started. 818,500. Thomas Olbrias for permission Committee Chairman Johr will be program chairman 176-7024 or 078-0400 FLH. Barry Realtor, 6460882, to subdivide property on East Springs; Gladys LuU, Rockville follow problems through to from Route 6. Yeomans Tree rooms, appliances, yard, 8115 Daigle at a meeting of the com Christmas Parly their conclusion, you will eidoy Farm, 411 Lake Rd., Andover. THREE room office, with air 649-4364. • •B&Wa. Street. Memorial Nursing Home, monthly piaa utilities. 8724359, h w bar r o w s a Wa l l a c e co. mittee this week. Our Lady of Fatima, (k>uncil this job. Experience helpful, 742-8907. conditioning, 400 square feet. Dated at Hebron, Connecticut Rockville; Marie Shanahan, Artfctes lor Sal# 48 7:304:30 p.m. Reilton-MLS Daigle appointed a chairmar 4122, K of C, will hold its annual but we are willing to train. 117 E astC enter St. (tell 646- MANCHESTER - Large Mancbeiter Parkade — SIM M this 29th day of November, 1972. Long Hill Rd., Andover; custom built Ranch on two to handle organization of each Christmas party for the Your benefits include free ROCKVILLE — Five rooms, 8282, after 8 p.m., 643-6514. (Charles ECaton Eleanor Hewitt, RFD 4, LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. SCOTT ST. JAMES REALTY CO. acres wooded lot. Finished of the town’s five voting children of members Sunday health and life insurance, paid Ring bell for service. Shiners, your own. Larae selection. acre yard, appliances, 8150 Secretory Rockville; Gerald Arel, W. Raaort Proparty- basement and rec room with VERNON Six-room ...... Split, districts, committee chairmer vacation and holidays, uniform crawlers, ec. 144 Deming Spruce, Scotch nne. Wreaths. monthly, plus utilities. Four- Of Vernon Is proud to announce the appointment of Main St., Rockville; Clovis from 3 to 6 p.m. at the K of C For Rant 88 fireplace. Two bedrooms, living three bedrooms, 115 baths,ath and an auditor. allowance, 5 ^ day wm-k week. Street, Manchester. Wapping Stanley Tree Farm, Long Hill rooms, appliances, parking, Lafleche, Kenneth Dr., Vernon; Hall, Prospect St., Rockville. Apply in person to Lynch M ., ■i PAGE SIXTKisW- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancfaerter. Conn.. Sat., Dec. 9,1872 U' 7 O b i t u a r i e s About Town Police Report Due to the inclement weather D og Foils Friday ni^t, the Ladie^ Aid of lived in East Hartford 60 years. MANCHES’TER B urglary ■erved as GOP registrar of Prospect St., charged early th e Lutheran Wonien’s, Biron Dies, Other survivors are a son; 4 A Glastonbury woman and today with speeding a t‘Center voters for several years and her 13-year-oId ■ son were Missionary League of Zion' A dog is being credited with daughters; 15 granddiildren; and McKee Sts. Court date is Evangelical Giurdi, will ex foiling a bursary at a Hilliard VA Attorney and 11 great-grandchildren. served in several other town treated and released from Dec. 18. and party positions, including tend their Christmas sale and St. home Thursday night, Funeral services will beheld Manchester Memorial H o ^ tal Neil. A. Lawrence, 52, of 89 (Continued firam nige 1) Ernest M. Biron of 34 the post of town welfare Friday for injuries they social this aftetnoon from 2 to 4 according to Mlinchester Monday at 8:15 a.m. from director. Doane St., charg^ Friday in the parish hall on Coi^ier St. Police. Elizabeth Dr., former chief at Newkirk and Whitney Funeral suffered in a head-on collision welfare woriien, who Thursday torney in the l^rtford Regionai night with failure to obey traf Among the items featur^ are .. Police reported that Mrs. Home, 319 Burnside Ave., East He operated a swine breeding on Keeney St. at about 3:30 p.m. fic ctmtrol signal at Main and criticized White’s oqieriment, Office of the Veterans farm since 1915 and was former b o m e^ ed goods, Christmas Patricia Rozyn of 136 Hilliard Hartford, with a Mass of the Mrs. Aiuie T. Grimes, 44, and N. Main St. Court date is Jan. 8. said he didn’t think White’s Administration for 16 years president of the Connecticut gifts, religious articles, white St. told them tbe was in her Resurrection at St. Rose -her son Steven, were in a car Richard P. Coleman, 27, of departure would change things died today at a local convales- ^ Swine Breeders Association. elq^ant, and many othm. home Thursday vdien her dog, a Church, East Hartford, at 9 which collided with a vehicle 151 Oak St., charged Friday much in the Welfare cent home. Other survivors are his wife; small brown and white a.m. Burial will i^e in St. operated by Ernest 0. night with causing unnecessary Departmoit. Bom in St. Narcise, Province 4 daughters, a sister, 23 Gauthier, 67, of Glastonbury. The Rosary Society of St. mongrel, suddenly ran into the Mary’s Cemetery, East Hart noise at Main and Oak Sts. “The commissioner was k itc ^ . of Quebec, Can., he was a ford. There will be no callings grandchildren and 12 great Gauthier was not injured, Court date is Dec. 18. selected by the governor and he Bridget Church will hold its an resident of Manchester for the grandchildren. police said. nual Christmas party Monday She followed and heard a ' hours. Memorial contributions operated with his full blessing,” sharp yell. past 21 years. may be made to the Heart Funeral services will be held The car driven by Mrs. said niilip Starr, president of at the church. There will be a He retired Dec. 31,1958 after Monday at 10 a.m. at Rocl^ Hill Thefts reported to police Mrs. Rozyn said she entered Association of Greater Hart Grimes was northbound on included a stereo tape player, the Northern Connecticut Mass at 6:30 p.n^., followed by a 34 years of government service. her kitchen just as a man was ford. 310 Collins St., Hartford. Congr^tional Church, ftulal Keeney St., police said, when worth , taken from a car chapter of the National potluck at 7. Mieinbers should will be In West Street 3100 running out the door. Blood was the car went out of control on owned by Craig Task of South Association of Sqpial Workers. bring gifts.for shut-ins and for Cemetery, Columbia. Friends drij^i^ from her di^’s mouth an icy downgrade and hit Windsor Thursday night. "Unless there has been a residents of Mansfield and may call at the Rose HiU Gauthier’s car head-on. change in the governor’s Norwich Hospitals, as well as — tlK animal apparently bit the O’Coin Dies, intruder. Funeral Home, 580 Elm St., Both cars were towed. No ELUNGTON thinking about the Welfare paper and ribbon for unwrapped Rocky Hill, from 7 to 9 p.m. chvges were filed. Department, I can’t see how gifts. Those taking dishes Mrs. Rozyn said the roan was Headed AL Sunday. Alan J. Williams, 21, of 39 about six feet toll, wearing dark Village St., Rockville, suffered there will be any change now should call Mrs. Howard Memorial contributions may Rosemary Symons, 43, of 26 just because the head person Vanderburgh, 49 Hawthorne St. clothes. ROCKVILLE - Francis be made to the Rocky Hill facial, chest, and leg injuries in Police said no one has gone to Sherwood Circle, was listed in a one-car accident on Rt. 83, has changed. Special guests at the event will O’Coin, 47, of 91 Prospect St., Congregational Church or the Manchester Memorial Hospital satisfactory condition today at Ellington, Friday night. State “There may be a change in be the ladies from Mayfair died suddenly early this Heart Fund of Greater Manchester Memorial Hospital Gardens. for a tetanus shot to avoid morning at his home. Police reported. the style of administration, in Hartford. with injuries she suffered in a the manner of getting along contracting rabies, as of this Born in Manchester Feb. 18, Police said Williams’ car, morning. one-car accident Friday northbound on Rt. 83, with workers and clients,” The St. Lucia Swedish 1925, he was the son of afternoon. Raymond O’Coin and the late attempted to pass another vehi Starr said, “but I find it hard to festival, sponsored by Scandia Maiy Fitzsimmons O’Coin. He Edward J. Weber Police said the Symons car cle, but went out of control, left believe there will be any basic Lodge, Vasa Order of America, Church. Traditional Swedish went off the roadway on will be presented tonight at 7:30 refreshments will be served. was employed as g supervisor ROCKVILLE - Edward John the road, and struck a large change in policies or programs Oakland St. and struck a utility tree. or anything else.” at the Emanuel Lutheran ’The public is invited to attend. at the Pratt & Whitmy Division Weber, 78, of 8 Cherry St., died pole. . Williams was charged with Starr said that White had of United Aircraft Corporation Friday at Rockille General No charges were filed. in East Hartford, and at L.T. Hospital. He was the husband of passing in a “no passing” zone, be«i rumored to be in line for and (g ratin g a motor vehicle the leadership of a new state Wood Co. of Manchester. He the late Nancy Crossett Weber. Police had reports of about 15 was a U.S. Army veteran of Borii May 16, 1894, he was a with unsafe tires. Department of Human other accidents which occurred Services. The department, World War 11, a past life-long resident of Rockville. Friday and early commander of the American He was formerly employed as a VERNON proposed by several state of today,including: Joseph J. Novotasky, 25, of 18 ficials, would combine the Ernest M. Biron Legion Post in Manchester, a weaver by the M.T. Stevens Co. , — A car, operated by Sara K. member of the Army & Navy of Rockville. He was a member Strant St,, Manchester, was Welfare Department with the He was promoted to chiei Robinson of 131 Downey Dr., charged Friday night with Correction Department, the Club of Manchester, and up of St. Bernard Church, a which hit a fire hydrant in front attorney from assistant chief until four years ago, was a charter member of the threatening, Vernon Police Health Department and other of 110 Downey Dr. Damage was agencies. attorney in April 1942 while on member of the Air National Rockville Fish & Game Qub said. active duty during World War m inor and there w ere no The charge stems from an “One assumes that his Guard Army Reserve. and served as its treasurer for injuries reported. LUCA’S H. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. 43 years. He was a member of alleged domestic disturbance, resignation implies he is no — A one-car accident on N. longer a candidate for that While Atty. Biron headed the Jean Barbero O’Coin; two sons,' the Italian-American according to police. TAILOR SHOP legal division of the local office, Main St. in which a car struck a Novotasky was released on a position,” Starr said. Michael O’Coin and Jeffrey Friendship Club in Rockville. utlUty pole. The driver, John R. his department was 3500 non-surety bond for court g i f t s f o r m e n O’Coin, both of Rockville; five Survivors are three sons, Mlrtl of 96 Battista Rd., was instrum ent in obtaining the daughters, Deborah O’Coin, Russell J. Weber and Edward appearance Jan. 2 at Rockville. enactment of state legislation treated and released at Accused Of .Mary Ann O’Coin, Susan R. Weber, both of Rockville; Manchester Memorial beneficial to mentally ill O’Coin, Kathleen O’Coin, and Kenneth H. Weber of Ellington; Vernon Police reported seven veterans and minor Hospital. ‘liie car was towed. minor “ fender-bender” Bomb Threats Ellen O’Coin, all of Rockville; a daughter, Mrs. Edwin F. The other accidents reported SALE beneficiaries of the VA. He accidents which ocurred Friday two brothers, Raymond O’Coin Backofen of Rockville; one were mostly of the “fender- DANBURY (AP) - A 15- served with Hqs. Army Ar of Enfield and John O’Coin of brother, Harold W. Weber of between 1:30 and 6 p.m. No year-old student was arrested STARTS M0N.I tillery, 1st Army AEF, France, bender” variety: Damage, in police action was taken in any Florida; and two sisters, Mrs. Rockville; three sisters, Mrs. most cases, was minor, and Friday in connection with bomb for 18 months during World War Robert Forrest of Manchester, John Ferrell of Manchester, of the accidents, which were threats that closed Broadview ☆ POLYESTER PANTS I. As a reserve officer in the few, if any, injuries were apparently caused by slippery and Mrs. Gilbert Frye of Mrs. Everett C. Dicklr^n of reported. Junior High School on SIzot 30-42 from $17 lo ts Judge Advocate General Corps, Tolland. Rockville, and Mrs. Raymond roadways. Wednesday, police said. ^ POLYESTER PANTS Capt. Biron was onlered to Funeral services will be held Mooney of Ellington; eight The youth was referred to the active duty in March 1942 and William J. Street, 16, of 41 Mary C. Smith, 24, of East Sizes 30-42 from $20 to $10 Monday at 2.p.m. at the First grandchildren and ten great Cedar St., was charged Friday Juvenile Court and his name released in August 1945, as a Lutheran Church, Orchard St., grandchildren. Hartford, was charg^ Friday was withheld from the public s p o r t j a c k e t s from $55 to $20 major. During WWH he served with attempted third-degree night with fourth-degree ir SUITS from $95 to $50 Rockville with the Rev. Funeral services will be held burglary, police reported. because of his age. in die legal sections of the Air Richard Bertram officiating. Monday at 8:15 a.m. from the Iwceny (shoplifting) at a Tri- Two telephoned warnings ^ POLYESTER SUITS from $110 to $65 Corps, and Signal Corps. Police said the charge stems City Plaza Store, Vernon Police Burial will be in Grove Hill White-Glbson-Small F^ineral from an attempted break into that a bomb was in the building He was a graduate of Cemetery, Rockville, with Home, 65 Elm St., Rockville, said. She was released on a 350 prompted school officials to Spactof aMortnMnr pf Georgetown University Law Fred’s Package Store, 117 non-surety bond for court military honors. Friends may with a Mass of the Resurrection Spruce St., on Nov. 3. Entry evacuate the building late WOOL and OACRON PANTS School, Washington, D.C. and a call at the Burke Funeral at 9 a.m. at St. Bernard (^urch. appearance Jan. 2. Wednesday morning. Students m«nber of the C ra ^ tic u t and was not gained; nothing was SiZM 30-42 A . ^ Home, 76 Prospect St., Friends may call at the taken. later were sent home because District of Columbia Bars Rockville, Sunday from 7 to 9 funeral home Sunday from 2 to Bruce B. Kloter, 23, of 24 of wet weather. YOUR CHOICE ...... TO He is a foiiner clerk of the p.m. Street was released on a 3500 Sadds Mlil Rd., Ellington, .was 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Burial will be non-surety bond for court “I am going to court to see if (sowf irsMs iw umneo quamtity} Hartford Police Court, former in Grove Hill Cemetery, issued a summons for reckless we can’t have these people Judge Advocate of Lt. C.C. appearance Dec. 18 at driving early today at hteple O p u 9 AM . to 8 P.M. VI Chrt$tmm» Rockville. Manchester. punished to the full extent of the Robinson Post, VFW, and a John T. Scott Memorial donations may be and Union Sts., Rockville. iajv,” Police Chief James 172V^ SPRUCE ST. MAlfCHESTER former vice president of the VERNON - John T. Scott, 35, made to the Rockville Fish & Court date is Jan. 16, Rockville. T^lon said when he announced Telephone 643-7757 ' Franam Qub of Hartford. of Maple St., a Korean War Police were called to the Game Gub and should be sent Salvation Army building at 661 the arrests. Survivors are his wife, Mrs. veteran, died Friday in in care of Lewis Hgen, 37 South Eva Tessler Biron; two sons, Hartford Hospital. Main St. shortly before 3 a.m. St., Rockville. today on report of a break George R. Biron of Clearwater, Born in Manchester, he had A prayer service will be held Fla., and Lt. Cmdr. (LCDR) been a life-long resident there which had just occurred. Sunday at 8 p.m. at the funeral The intruder Apparently Joseph Biron of Bristol; a until moving to Vernon four' home. daughter, Mrs. George A. years ago. He was employed as entered by a basement window, Mateos of WethersHeld; two a truck driver for the Christie smashed windows to gain brothers, Edward Biron of Rigging Co. in Ifartford. • . Atwood R. Pound entrance to the chapel, and then headed upstairs to the second- Cheshire and Raymond Biron of Survivors are his wife, Mrs. BOLTON - Atwood R. Pound, Holiday Sale” booMatln Flandreau, S.D.; two sisters. April Forand Scott; his mother, floor apartment of the 58, of Enfield, brother of Mrs. complainant in the case. Miss Jennie Biron and Miss Mrs. Ethel Shea Scott of Robert Henry of Bolton, died nelarencelainadetoTraaa »y q . p ,a e ^6 “300 Ludqr Laura Biron, both of Water- Manchester; and two sisters, The intruder was surprised Thursday in Springfield by the complainant’s wife, and bury; and nineteen Mrs. Rayniond Johnson of Medical Center. gran^hildren,. Manchester and Mrs. AnUhony the unidentified man ran down todaya laaua ol the . ^ ^ ^ correction la Born in Millinocket, Maine, the stairs and out the front Funeral services will be held Pagliughi of Glastonbury. he had lived in East Hartford eiindav December 17 only Monday at 9 a.m. from the Funeral services will be held door. before moving to Enfield 17 Police searched the area for Envalopoa lor Sund y, boo 11” aa Indicatad In thia LeClerc Funeral Home, 23 Monday at 8:15 a.m. from the years ago. He was employed for „ ,d o to “300 Luolry Envolopoa, Monday, D.C. 11 Main St., Manchester, with a Holmes Funeral Home, 400 the man with no results, 28 years as an experimental connection with an alleged Mass of the Resurrection at Main St., Manchester, and at 9 test operator at Hamilton 9:30 a.m. at St. Bartholemew a.m. in St. Bridget’s Church, domestic disturbance at his Standards home. Court date is Jan. 8. Church in Manchester. Burial Manchester. Burial will be in Other survivors are his wife; will be in East Cemetery in the Buckland Cemetery, three daughters; eight ad. veterans section. Manchester. Maurice W. Wilson, 36, of 2 brothers, and five sisters. Pearl St., was charged early Friends may call at the Calling hours are Sunday Funeral services were held funeral home Sunday from 2 to from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. today with intoxication, at today from Somers Funeral Center and Linden Sts. Court 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. Home, Somers, at at St. Ber Memorial contributions may date is Dec. 18. Norman B. Little nard’s Church, Hazardville. be made in his name to the Burial was in Hazardville Steven J. Morrison, 18, of Multipie Sclerosis or the Norman B. Little, 80, of Cemetery. East Hartford, was charged Cancer Society. Rocky Hill, former state early today with intoxication legislator for two terms, and and operating a motor vehicle FREE Discount Envelopes to Maria L. Sforza the brother of Wilburforce Theron Carey wldle his license is suspended. VERNON — Maria Lucia Little and Mrs. Marguerite the FIRST 300 Shoppers at ROCKVILLE - Theron Carey, Police said he was observed our Doors! A 5% to 50% dis Mascola Vallario Sforza, 85, of Kayser, both of Manchester, 54, of Miami Fla., formerly of driving erratically on W. East Hartford, widow of Paul died Friday at a local convales Rockville, died Thursday in Middle Tpke. Court date is Jan. count on your full purchase Sforza, died Thursday at a local cent home. Miami. He lived here many 8. convalescent hospital. She was A state legislator from 1953 to with every envelope. Cornel years, moving to Florida two Early! Be First! BE LUCKY!! the mother of Louis Sforza and 1955 and from 1957 to 1959, he years ago. Manchester Police issued Daniel Sforza, both of Vernon. was Republican town chairman Survivors are his wife, Mrs. summonses for alleged motor Monday^ Deq. 11th Born in Naples, Italy, she in Rocky Hill from 1955 to 1961, Marguerite Baril Carey; two vehicle violations to: daughters, Mrs. Sandra George Michael D. Hunnewell, 20, of and Mrs. Patricia McGray, all Alexander, Maine, charged Center Church Presents of Miami, and three early today with reckless You Could be a Winner! Advent Service Sunday grandchildren. The funeral and driving on Broad St. Court date burial will be in Florida. is Jan. 8. “A Festival of Music and Timothy J. Hazelton, 23, of 28 Messiah, "Shepherd’s Chorus” Dance,” an Advent service of by Menotti, “Behold a Star” by worship, will be held at Center mm Mendelssohn, “In the Bleak Congregational Church on Midwinter” by Ganham, and Sunday morning at the 9:15 ser Binhnii vice, presented by the Chancel “Thou Must I ^ v e Thy Lowly open sat night ’til Dwelling” by berlioz. Pantyj Choir and two dance choirs, the holiday spray p M Hose i Sacred Dance Group and the Dance interpretations, with the Chancel Choir singing, will ISpeclel Gospel Dance Choir. fSALEI The service will accent in be “What Is This Lovely j H i4C Fragrance” by WlUan; “Gesu I MsdstetsH L song and interpretation the Isr Mwet) Mere J Scuff Style Stsaring 6 Amp Battery ho! familiar and cherished symbols Bambino” by Yon’ an old I I Midwsts corq Men’s Slii Wtwel Covert Charger French carol, “Bring a Tordi, I Formerty soldlj roy in broi SUcfconBowsi of th'e C hristm as season. St $3 00f nsvy. rust. I Jeanette, Isabella” ; a spiritual, Betgs. isupsl sn or borry ! Selections by the Chancel Choir ih * wUroel* of mJkArtd \ c o f f s s. off LIST I will include Handel’s “And the “Go Tell It On the Mountain” ; dowfftown mAneUrtM*. bisck. S-M-Lf S s 3 $ t o 3 5 . . * 3.59 Xisli. 1 39415.88 «tnewex ot^toea praiecw>w for BeevuM38 m m - « Glory of the Lord” from the and Pergolesi’s “Glory To God s» 19V - -- ” •••r ■ In the Highest.” Personal Notices Organist and choir director Cotton Corduroyl will be Walter Grzyb, with the RAINBOW Id lovUig memory of our dearly dance choirs under the Naturafln Girdlaa & Bras > VALUE laoEs! beloved moUier and grandmoUier, Mri. direction of Mrs. Charles Sate Natural Stylat RUGS! Yard $1.1* ADoe C. Maltom who paaaed away Baxter, Mrs. Bruce Macaro and Assorted wsissi mscNns vresh* Oioember W, iW . ^ HIghaat Quality Matarlala sbfe 100H cotton. Precui Childreo Mrs. Jay Stager. The Rev. lengths. 4S*' wkIs. Oraodcbildren Lyman G. Farrar will 4>e the Pricaa Evaryona 9 7 ^ Play Family otmn«(Lat.ar worship leader. Can A f f ^ 24"x4S''; tlurabl«| Outing Flannel Prii Proctor SMex 925$ tip H ls III aad and lovUii ■nonioryof our dear A preaching service will be Housaboai and lortg laatlng.l ToastarOvon BM w grlw blw noHiir, Sarah mr, who paaaed away MimberS, ilW. held at 11:15, with the sermon Portact for amyl ;i PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE I Our Roe. I room, foyer or] topic, “From Bethlehem to L ew rlil hall. - I Alfiiyi a atleat hearfacfae, 70S EUT MIDDLE TUINPIRE, WINCHESTER »5 100% Cotton, machine m m a idar, Jerusalem.” The Rev. Dr. Clif 15.881 25*9 iUant Stotyrs. . washable. Aalooutte.^ Bataiinyf a haaaUfalmemory ford 0. Simpson, pastor (Kam fram Si. BMjMomm’t Churcli) , Of the oae wa lovad ao dear. oneritus will assist at this ser OPEN WED., THUas.,m. TILLS ^ NEWINGTON , WETHfcPSr.n.D Ct OOMFIELD MANCHESTER SUNDAY >: FRiDA'. ; Halaa aad Ethel vice. ll. te be 4',.; ■aj«^4Pt)!iw *i:t' ''I'nf S-9: DEC. 9 tf&o dec. is !■'; ,.'-'il’,^ Iff' ■ '■/ ' -,5i; THE MOONSTONE I''-* >3 t, I'*- } i n r ?‘v \m\' 1^'^. V 1 4 * :1 1 - 4 / - x>'A ■ .TV: • »• r H ii* _ i a y w ] 2 ? ' ati ..... I r * ' ■.'••• ' V.: v.-vy f l h ^ ; ^ 'i'v l ^ Aia*r"=Oi,g„ i j y * t f 1 ' b y j . •' r ♦>-->■« k -u’ - ' I .....T.'iT. • - ' i ; . ;iv . ) -■r- J \ !^ ’ :4 - y 'to ^4-*Tr*--.'4vr l«“'. iM: Robin Eliis as Franklin Blake r^-j ' ' ffi.' Martin Jarvis as Godfrey Ablewhite (8) WTNH (IS) WHCT (22) WWLP (24) WEOH (30) WHN8 Nmr Hkrai — ABC Huttoitf — bd. ■priagltoM — MBO (40) WHYN Hwtfoni -. FM ITmt BtU«bl — BBC ■prta^Md — ABC TVPAOETWn ...M ■S'? WPAOKiniBB SATUmAY, DECEMBER 9 DAYTIME TV, MONDAY ^ FRIDAY a f t e r n o o n Demolition Derby; Florida (8 ^ ) ALIAS SMITH and his employer. — l « 0 0 -i- State Oicns: AND JONES (8-40) SIXTH SENSE Bedding i— Applkinees MORNING — 9.30 - — 12.30 — (8-40) ONE LIFE TO UVE (3 ) CBS CHILDREN’S (18) RIGHT ONI The heroes get involved with Guck: Barry Sullivan as a I — 6.00 — (3) JOKER’S WILD (3) PERRY MASON w o r d uis stAiw sxRianr, manchbutes (18) UVING (22) WILD KINGDOM (22) NOT FOR FILM FESTIVAL counterfeiters. miUionaire. « d Soilmwk — OPEN MON. Ibru FM . tin a P.M. (Sat. UU s:M> (3) SUNRISE SEMESTER (8-40) SPLIT SECOND (22-30) RETURN ’TO (8 ^ ) ROLLER DERBY (24) MASTERPIECE (18) JONATHAN WINTERS (18) LOWELL THOMAS \ (SO) REUGIOUS WOMEN ONLY (2240) WHO, WHAT, OR PEYTON PLACE THEATRE (22-80) EMERGENCYI (40) FUNTSTONES WHERE GAME (22^0) PRO FOOTBALL Locale: Istanbul, Tokyo. — 6 . 1 0 - — 4.00 — “ Cousin Bette” Concliision. (24) MISTER ROGERS Browns at Bengals. The problems: A poisoned (24) DAVID SUSSKIND (8) DAVEY ft GOUATTI — 10.00 — (3) ANDY GRIFFITH (SO) PINOCCHIO child, tetanus convulsions, and Topic: Prostitution and law. (3) MOVIE — I i3 0 - — 6.25 — — It0 (i — (8) MOVIE a trapped man. mntiiuiiiiii!^ (8) DUUNG FOR (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY - 5<30 — — 10.30 — (8) PUBUC SERVICE (8) WHArS MY LINE? (18) JOANNE CARSON (18) BUCK OWENS DOLLARS (22) TO TELL THE TRUTH — 2i00 — -~8i30-> (18) ORAL ROBERTS (22-80) SOMERSET (22) AS SCHOOLS (3) BRIDGET . - 6 . 3 0 - (22-30) DINAH’S PLACE (30) WA’TCH YOUR CHILD (24) SESAME STREET (3) MOVIE — 11.00 — MATCH WITS (3) PUBUC SERVICE (24) SESAME STREET (40) ALL MY CHILDREN:-' "Sworsman of Siiena” (1961). LOVES BERNIE (3-8-40) NEWS (40) LOVE, (30) PUBUC SERVICE (40) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER Stewart Granger, Sylva The Fitigeralds give a party (18) CINE DE LOS SABADOS - 1 . 3 0 — AMERICAN S’TYLE — 7.00 — Koscina. for Mbahe Dayan, and don’t — 10.30 — (3) AS THE WORLD TURNS — 4.30 — EVENING — 11.15 — (3) CBS NEWS (»4 0 ) BOARDWALK BOWL invite the Steinbergs. IS ONE OF THE REASONS (22-30) CONCENTRA'nON (8-40) LE TS MAKE A DEAL (3) MERV GRIFFIN (22-30) NEWS (8) CARTOONS Special — UMasa vs.. — 6i00 — (18) ADVENTURER WHY YOU CAN ENTRUST YOUR (40) DICK VAN DYKE (2240) 3 ON A MATCH (18) POPEYE (18) MOVIE (24) PLAYHOUSE N.Y. — 11.30 — (22-30) TODAY SHOW Califomia. — 11.00 — — 2.00 — (22) MIKE DOUGLAS (3) MOVIE (24) ^ O M “ The Bamboo Prison” (1964). “ To Be Young, Gifted and — 8.00 — (8) NEWS (3) GUIDING UGHT (30) YOU DONT SAYI Robert Francis, Brian Keith. Blade.” Barbara Barrie, Blythe “ Rome Adventure” (1962). (3) CAPT. KANGAROO (22-30) SALE OF THE (8-40) NEWLYWED GAME (40) 1 LOVE LUCY — 2i30— Danner. Suzanne Pleshette, Troy HEARING (22) THIS IS YOUR LIFE (8) NEW ZOO REVUE (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY PROBLEM TO-OUR CARE CENTURY 2240) DAYS OF OUR UVES -^ 5 .0 0 — (24) WORLD PRESS ~ 9 i0 0 — Donahue. (40) JACK LaLANNE (40) WHArS MY UNE? — 3«00 — (8) AVENGERS — 2.30 — (18) JIM ft TAMMY (30) BLACK EXPOSURE (3) MARY TYLER MOORE — 8.30 — (24) BEHIND THE UNES (40) THRILLER — 11.30 — (3) SEARCH FOR (24) MISTER ROGERS — OtSO — Mary and Murray are (8) I LOVE LUCY (3) LOVE OF UFE ’TOMORROW (SO) HOGAN’ S HEROES — 3i30 — (8) NEWS fitting. — 11.45 -r (40) ROMPER ROOM (8-40) BEWITCHED (8-40) DATING GAME (40) GOMER PYLE (24) THIRTY MINUTES (8«I0) STREETS OF (22) PRO HOCKEY (2 2 ^ ) NBC NEWS — 9.00 — (22-30) HOLLYWOOD (2240) DOCTORS — 3 . 3 0 - SAN FRANCISCO Bruins at Flyers. HEARING AID SERVICE — 3i45— (24) SPORTS 70’S B Wrtifther (3) HAP RICHARDS SQUARES (22) HOGAN’S HEROES The crimes: Con games and (30) MOVIE — 3.00 — (3) PRO FOOTBALL (40) WHArS MY LINE? John:D. Huiser <* Fkee HMae Appoiirtmeato — No ObUgattoB • b (8) PHIL DONAHUE (24) ELECTRIC COMPANY murder. “ Boy Meets Girl” (1938). (3V LOVE IS A MANY Redskins at Cowboys. (22) KITTY t o d a y — 7i00 — AFTERNOON SPLENDORED ’THING (30) BEVERLY (22) CAPTAIN SCARLET (18) MANCINl James Cagney, Marie Wilson. = 34 PRATT ST., HARTFORD. CibNN. Phone 247-7724 S (30) MIKE DOUGLAS — 12.00 — (8-40) GENERAL HOSPITAL HILLBILUES (24) INTERNATIONAL (3-22) NEWS GENERATION — 12.30 — B Open Nhm.. BVi. g to 5 — Saturdays 9 to 1 s (40) STRUM ft DRUMMERS (3) NEWS (22-30) ANOTHER WORLD (40) NEWS PERFORMANCE (8) CONNECTICUT SCENE (2 2 ^ ) MOVIE (8) WRESTUNG - 9 . 1 5 - (8-40) PASSWORD — 5<55 — “ La Sylphide.” (30) HEE HAW “ Love Is a Ball” (1963). — 3.30 — - 1 . 4 5 — (3) YOGI BEAR ‘ (22-30) JEOPARDY (3) WHArS HAPPENING (30) WORLD OF SURVIVAL (40) AVENGERS Glenn Ford, Hope Lange, (3) RANGER STATION Charles Boyer. (3) MOVIE — 4i30 — — 7i30 -- “ Kiss of Evil” (1963). y. (18) UNABRIDGED (3) GEORGE KIRBY — 9i30 — (22) LASSIE (8) ANYTHING YOU CAN DO (3) BOB NEWHARi; MONDAY, DECEMBER 11 Alexander Scourby has joined * Early American cabinet i f — 9.30 — (30) CONN. SPOTUGHT (18) NASHVILLE MUSIC Howard turbs out to be a sylvaniacHnsole (2240) NEWS Special — Earl Warren, U.S. the cast of (BS-TV’s “ The Miqile veneers, hardwood EVENING - (3) DORIS DAY — 5i00 — (22) JONATHAN WINTERS lady-killer. COLOR TV (24) OPEN UNE Suimme. Court Chief Justice (18) STAND UP ft CHEER Secret Storm,” a daytime . solids and decorative non- - 6 . 0 0 - (40) ABC NEWS from 1953 to 1960, discusses Doris is given an antique car. (8 ^ ) WIDE WORLD — 8i00 — drama seen Mondays through MHDELCL»53K '(Vood mateHal (3-8-22) NEWS — 7.3ft-^ signiticant cases in'hls career. — 10.00 — OF SPORTS (3) ALL IN THE FAMILY — lOiOO — Fridays at 3:30 p.m. Scourby * Giiant 25 inch diagonal pic- (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH (8) LET’S MAKE A DEAL — 9 l0 0 r- (3) BILL COSBY Intecndtionai Pro Skiing The Bankers’ winning lottery (3) MISSION! IMPOSSIBLE (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE plays psychiatrist Ian (18) MOVIE (3) HERE’S LUCY Guest: Tim Conway. Chainpionships; Ladies’ tidcet leads to trouble. The mission: Nail an assassin NorUcote. *Chromatriz* picture tube (30) TO TELL TH E ’TRUTH “ Al Jennings of Oklahoma” Guest: Ruth Buzz! as a (24) STATE OF CONN. -combines brightness (40) ^ L D WILD WEST (1951). Dan Duryea, Gale shrinking violet. — 10.35 — '■"^ ttith contrast for the sharp — 6.30 — Storm. (8-40) PRO FOOTBALL (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY SUNDAY. DECEMBER 10 est Sylvania color picture ever . (3) CBS NEWS (22) HOLLYWOOD l^ew Yoric Jets pieet,the — 11.00 — ’ * Gibraltar 30* chassis for solid (8) ABC NEWS SQUARES Raiders at Oakland, . " MORNING (8) CONNECTICUT SCENE of the Dickens classic. — 8.30 — (3-18-22-30) NEWS state, piarformance and (2240) NBC NEWS (30) MOUSE FACTORY (18) 700 CLUB — 7(00 — (22) WATER WORLD (8) 1 DREAM OF JEANNIE (3) SANDY DUNCAN . reliability (24) DESIGNING WOMEN — 11,30 — (30) CONN. WEEKEND (40) TO BE a n n o u n c e d . (22-30) MOVIE (8-30) THIS IS THE LIFE (18) JOUHNEY -To Ineq>erienced dentist wants *A|C push button locks in — 6.55 — (3) MOVIE (40) ROLLER DERBY — — “ A Shot in the bark” (1964). ADVENTURE Sandy as a patient. ~ nhe tuning - a perfect pic- 8.00 “ Johnny Tiger” (1966). Chad — 7 i3 0 - (40) NEWS (8-40) THE ROOKIES Inspector Clouseau (Peter — 12.15 — (24) CHAMBER MUSIC (24) FR^CH CHEF 1 ^ even when you efaa^ Everett, Robert Taylor. (8) WORSHIP - 7 . 0 0 — Sellers) investigates a murder, (8) FOR THE CONSUMER qianneis Two snipers terrorize anyone (22-30) JOHNNY CARSON (22) GOSPEL HOUR — 5.30 — — 9.00 — . (3) MOVIE in night clubs and niidist camps. Perma-Lock*-the * anti-goof in uniform. Guest host: Dom DeLuise. (^ ) RING AROUND — 12.30 — (8) SAFARI Tt) • " (3) DICK VAN DYKE ‘“The Barretts of Wimpole (2240) LAUGH-IN (24) PLOT TO OVER. (8) BLACK IS cblbr'' tuning gystem that THE WORLD ADVENTURE The l^stons get ready to Street” (1957). Jennifer Jones, Guest: Steve Lawrence. THROW CHRISTMAS — 12.00 — (22-30) MEET THE PRESS (18) UPDATE forgets (8-40) NEWS ' — 7 i4 5 - move td New York. *'Insthnt Color* provides per John Gidgud,‘ CUmeoS: Steve Allen, Peter Special' — Recreation of — 1.00 — (3) CLOSEUP (8-40) MOVIE fect color pictiue in sec- (8) TRUTH OR Marshall. Norman Corwin’s 1038 radio — 12.30;— (8) EIGHTH DAY EVENING ' (40) SACRED HEART “ The World of Suzie Wong” ^ds-^no warm-up time re CONSEQUENCES (24) CONVERSATION WITH play about the devil’s plan to (8) DEATH VALLEY DAYS (22) MOVIE 6.00 — —B«00 — (1960). William Holden, Nancy quired (18) DICK VAN DYKE EARL WARREN kill Santa Oa\u. (40) FOOTBAU/ ’72 “ Don Juan” Part I. (3) SIXTY MINUTES (3) DAVEY ft GOLIATH Kwan. . ;)-£• ’’’Baitirte tuning control pp- Film report cm heroin traffic. (8) CATHOLIC SERVICE (30) PRO FOOTBALL (18) KATHRYN KUHLMAN ' tiomd eztra. (30) UNCLE WALDO Dolphins at Giants. (8) IT TAKES A THIEF (22-30)BOB HOPE TUESDAY. DECEMBER 12 i ' (18) HOLY SPIRIT ft YOU (40) CLOSEUP (40) CONVERSATIONS Special — Comedy with Bob, EVENING (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE 9.00 — (24) TdNDSLOW HOMER — 1.30 — Redd Fozx, and Elke Sommer. — 6.od'— (24) FAMILY GAME (18) 700 CLUB — 8 il5 — IN MAINE (3) PRO FOOTBALL (24) MASTERPIECE , (3-8-22) NEWS (30) GOLDDIGGERS (22-30) THE BOLD ONES (3) GUMBY (40) AVENGERS ELECTRONICS Packers at Vikings. THEATRE (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH Guest: Rosey Grier. An eipotional singer — 8 > 3 0 - (8-40) ISSUES f t ANSWERS — 6.30 ’ "The Moonstone.” First of 277 BROAD STREET PHONE.649-1124 (24) ZOOM (40) DRAGNET contemplates suicide. (3) CAPTAIN BOB (22) LAUREL ft HARDY (18) THE DEAF BEAR five-part story based on Wilkie (30) TO t e l l THE TRUTH (24) BEHIND THE LINES .- ' t ■■ (8) CAPTAIN NOAH — 8.00 — • A man named EiparHolboeU was a postman in Den^ A Christmas Tree Decoration Find the hidden objects mark. He wanted to find a way to help sick and needy ^ Mini Jokes What You’ll Need: children. His idea was to get people to buy a special 2 paper cups with pointed Irattoms and Christmas stamp during the holiday seasdni. D uring rolled rims this tim e o f the year there was a lot o f mail^ ^ d ju st Gold or silver spray paint a penny seal on a letter or package woidd help hiin in A lin i Kpe cleaner his plan. The first Christmas seal was used in 1904. F inci 2 . Strong thread and a needle The money was used to build a children’s tubercu tStick the ends of a pipe cleimer-;through losis hospit^ in Denmark. ,\ b e \ \ the end of a cup. Spread the ends so A woman named Miss Emily Bis^l of Delaware, \ 003^1 they will not slip through after ^^u liked the Christmas seal idea and worked very hard does \ Vxreat\'/ and _ J ~ \ Kee^ h e r J K L M N 0 P Q R S T U V W X Y Z. UHtest Cream sugar and shortening together. Add egg to mixture. n V Add biscuit mix, bananas, and nuts. Bake at 360 degrees for one hour, and mix. Pour into a greased, This makes ^a tasty Christmas gttt! flouted loaf pan. bcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz. How to Mal[e a Oiristmas Angel ' What YtmH Nwd: 1. Stick a tooth • Gold a t mbret spray • Construction paper pick into a styro • Stynrfoam baU and cup foam b a ll Stick the • Toothpick other end into the • Pm>er . top of the cup^ • Paper plate Draw dot to dot and color. 2. Using the large paper dip, fasten the cup to the paper plate. i * I IS* ^ Sinay with paint - b. • ‘*1 •y ryi 9 \ % S 95. 3. Paste construction paper eyes and mouth on the head and add angd hair. Hang on a wall or place on top of your Christmas tree! i f Make a Gift for Mom (or Dad): ^ A Handy-rDandy Apron HS *<^.97 What You’ll Need: • Needle and thread • Ribbon (a yard long will do) ^.159 • Dish towel 70 is* a. llii .u si* •<*to -vj;"* ^ * ♦ * 1 is Vi nil j>* « Sew ribbon to th e t w o ! thedim towei'^ C%ristmiis Puzzle Christmas Tree Safety , The i^W ^ hive been left out of these words. Can you ml them in. , 1. G h r _ stm _ s 1. K e^ the tree outside until you are ready to trim it. \ 2. 'tr___ '^> "’V 2. the trunk in water if it is a real tree. 3. Keep it away from stoves or 4 .X n g _ l fire^ ces. ; . . 4. Use only firep^f decorations. 6. c 3 ^ d l_ 5. Do not set it near hn exit or doorway. 6. Do not leave gift wrappings under it. 6. 7. If the needles start falling, take the tree outmde because it k no longer safe. 7, r___ .n d _ i_ r 8. If you use a growing tree, you can replant it after Christmas! mm'Mt niMis *a> \ wm*9 wmimma •» in at Paul’s Paint Sup- sponge. When you are finished, TSl PABKEB ST. port security forces, compulsory the drivers who break the law and on April 1, 1968 William eiq>ert watch repairing, and ^nl Mlsseri, rinse the brush or roller In wa- Seafood r o K i President Nixon has decided to TeL S4S-87S5 o r MS-8818 HarHeen SB., Maneheeter and not the poor pedestrian who Bray became the owner of the many pe
le depend upon Mr. owner, and let him advise ter, and there you are! 43 OAK STREET o Aluminum BoU Dp issue an emergency requirement that screening with metal detectors of all may have to walk three blocks store. Bray lor his fine service. AU Y®** what you will need Papering is really easy today Awnlnga TEL. 649-9987 Uie airports provide armed guards to passengers, and authorizing the to find a crossing and then risk ’This Is a most complete store work is guaranteed, of courae. looking like with the use of pre-cuts and pre- s Door Canopies being run oveTr for instance and you wUl find Mr. Bray al- Most of us tend to fmget that ® minimum amount of pasted papers, and even 11 you o Storm Doors President to suspend air service by STEVENSON’S help intercept potential hijackers coming out of Oak on S t James MERCURY ways willing to help you in any regular cleaning of watches is ,, r. i » *'®''**' papering be- o Oomblaalton WIntfows way possible. For that very spe- a must to preserve them and ^PPjy. 648 fore. It Is possible to turn out a before they can reach the loading American carriers to nations that St. Manohostor Awning OOb Travel Agency clai girt, you wUl find fine qual- insure their accuracy Don’t ’ . headquarters for professional Job by using these Nearly every light in 19S WEST CENTER BT. \-k gate. harbor hijackers but the bill died in ESSO ity (Uamonds here for your in- wait unUl your watch stops mimufactured papers. Of course, the somb- TMophone M9-MB1 Manchester encourages jay 646-2756 - i 405 MAIN ST. IMtaUUMd 1MB Congress. walking as other wise they spectioo. You can buy with as- before having it clean ed.^ not ured th^m ^^ r^ X li is Pressure for greater precaution has NO SERVICE TEL. 649-5533 ,8urance, and you know you are cost is a moderate one, and it Hra.M 'TSioir naural^^mriiiot u ** there are small Unfortunately, months will be mijAt as well stay at home. ■> getU^ a flnq ^ o n d if you n»eon your watch wUl last ^ latex Trim lor th l ^ Id e of an^dlrt mounted since recent hijackings Perhaps it m i^t have been CHARGE • Tuna-Ups A A Upholsterjr required to implement the broad new RESERVATIONS FOR purchase it at Bray’s. longer, ^ouae which soolies so eas- fu 'obviously endangered the lives of better that you bad established Looking for a fraternal ring? Besides watch repairing, uy, dries in minutea looking like new. and Iwl Shop initiatives. Guards are available now •HOTELS • Engintr Clauning P in Washington, D.C. Tliere you Try Breor’s Jewelry Store, and Bray’s offers export repairs on For inside work try Silky, I" Paul’s Paint Sup- BE.DPHOLS’nSBlNO passengers. Members of the Airline •AIRUNES HUB o MODERN FDRNITVRB '•:i at only 123 airports and are too few to might have doubled the revenue • Ganatol Raperirs If they do not stock Just what Jewelty, and if you have some- the paint that goes on os smooth "®® the relecUon of •STEAMSHIPS and ANnqCBB ■'iiV. Pilots Association demanded "stop for the capital. you want, they wUl be ha{q>y to thing that needs repairs in this as silk, dries in minutes and heauMul papers. ’Trimz, or Wp ■H cover every boarding at these major • Stamps o Custom Furniture From what I can see you have ' 627 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER get k fer you. line, take it to Bray’s Jewelry has a wonderfully smooth tex- papers are especially and Slipcovers hijackings now” at their meeting in ,snn ports which account for 90 per cent of continuously found fault with Cawoslng wedding gifts or gifts Store for expert repair service, ture. Silky comes in flat and ®®®y ^ use, and yw can ^so Specinlltliig In Hand Tutting Las Vegas and considered petty flaws in the town. for special occasions can be Periuqw you have an old fadi- aeml-glcas and the colors are ® papering boa^ saving Made To Order passenger movement. YOUR somewhat of a chore, but you loned ring whose setting does ao lovely that you wlU want to y®** “*® expense or buying one. Complete Selection ot "suspension of service” as a lever to Perhaps it may do you^ good to Materials Probable source of funds to pay for drop your colunui and go back MEMORIAL COMPLETE wlU ftnd a very fine selecUon o t not enhance the beauty cf the use them in every room In the T o make your rugs as bright MnOROILi FREE ESTIMATES gain mord effective prevention. more guards would be a modest ticket to publishing a newspaper as I CORNER STORE PET CENTER gifts at Bray's. Seth Tluxuas stone. You can have this re- house. When you use Silky there and clean as your rooms, rent Lower Level of the Parkade have seen and heard many s Party Goods, Msgsatnes clocks make a very welcome mounted for a small aum emd la no overpowering odor of point a Blue Lustre rug shampoo ma- •49-9884 tax. CauriM- rttANti gift, Eind you' might be interest- enjoy wearing it again, to permeate the house and there chine from Paul’s Paint Supply, Mon., Tuea., 9-9t Wod., Holiday travelers carrying gift gripes as to the quality -since • Qrbeerles, Cold Cuts Itopicil Fbli - Tiiriln ed in looking at their fine dla- Spiedel watch bands are car- >a “<> upset, either. Start This machine does a wonderful Thiirs., FrI. 9-9; Sat. 9-8 Meantime, efforts to reach you took over and as you have o. Fruits—Vegetables Haadin -GabUt i°ng packages may find themselves play of sterling or orystal. Mr. ried here ojid these watch bands patatlng in the morning and thorough Job cf cleaning heard also. a Greeting Cards : WndBcnerupsiB agreement with Cuba, the haven Bray will be haiq>y to gift wrap are designed to make your Y®** settle the room by y^r rti^. It Is e^ y to use, and delayed as the airlines plan to open all We Depead On Tou. . . ' tquuiiifliAcctuatlti.ac. As you will note also, I sign Our Omi Sptciil eiMdtit your selection for you, and you watch look even more beauU- evening. t*»e cost is a moderate one. sought by most U.S. hijackers, should Jewels of winter, laurel. (Photo by Sylvian Ofiara.) Ton Can Depend On list packages for inspection to guard m y name, no initials o r’aliases. PitFaods WUl find many and varied gifts ful. Stop in and see the differ^ ^’^®® ^ ^ tlnisn-. Should you wish to do over Uie GLASS against weapons or explosives being be pushed as the quickest means to Heaven forbid. The only time Open 7 Days A Week that are sure to please in a wide ent styles. semi-gloss Is particularly pop- floors, moke it easy for yourself o For Auto you had any excitement in your MANCHESTER deter hijackings. tai Kldnlglit variety of prices. Should you not find a band for interior finishes as it by renting a sander and edger; o For Store Fronts and smuggled aboard. f paper was when these 'were PET CENTER 9WPUST.' MANCHESIH M you are looUng for a really that suits your choice, this can *>® ' all sixes of wliidowo y ■.;i >i used. Better go back. 888 M A IN BT. 6M-03S3 good watch, stop in at Bray’s easily be ordered, but moet ^ a “ available at Paul’s Paint The Innocent OPEN o For Toblo Tops Richard E. Jackman Jewelry Store and look over people find Just what they want !" » o u n>.4 # n SAT.'to 1 P.M. 69 Oak St...... selection of well tos^k '°®‘‘ ®y®*^ **® e*'arts. stop in at Paul’s Paint Sup- OPEN 9 AM. to S P.M. seleotion of well in stock. Tru-Flex, the outside latex piy any Ume; look around; you Holding Excise Tax in Protest Capital Manchester SEE US FOR QUALITY SATUBDAY 8 A.M..HOON paint has long been a favorite wlU see so many things here to Bystander TAILORING with home-owners for they have make your home look like new J. A. WHITE The American Telephone and company argues that its only found that it will stanq up under for the hcriidays. Mr. Misaerl is CLASS CO.. INC. Andreiv Tally CUSTOM all weather conditions — ■which not only experienced in this Telegraph Company reports, that responsibility is to forward the tax Fare St Blrisell St. — TOI. 649-7189 Other Editors^y I-i^VlIIIADE means that the exterior 0$ your business but is always glad to 1 ^ .5 -r I some 22,000 of its subscribers are A rt H o p p e SUITS money to the IRS, not enforce its house does not have to be paint- help you with any problem that £ c k ^ Puhliciste Tax For Ladies and Gentleitieh ed so frequently. you might have. withholding payment of the federal collection. If people won’t pay the tax, MteraHons — Cleaning FREE DECORATING j excise tax on telephone service in that’s the government’s problem. Settlements ■■V ■■ ■' Repairs ' • WALLPAPER r protest against the Vietnam war. There the matter rests, for the Tongue in Cheek How Hard It Is To Care , MANCHESTER S-TAR GAXEFCi^ ^ When Quality Is .i Gov. Mesklll has voiced sup ■By CLAY R. POLLAN' • PAINT This is an increase from 17,000 in LIBRA Important In Your m om ent. to dope, the problem would be For more than a month now leaking roof than th e port for a law which would TAILOR SHOP ARin • CARPETING WASHINGTON- It is always 121 SPRUCE ST. 649-2184 WAR. 21 y t Your Dally Adiv/Fy Guide sen. 2) Selection of Art ^ ;i 1971 and 12,000 in 1970. exacerbated. The youth toying the front page has talked of thermonuciear bomb. make public the names of per 'F According to lh» Stars, '' • DRAPERIES As for the withholders, it seems to painful to turn on an old friend, FREE PARKING- ARR. 1* Ocf. 22 & Fram ing .i with the thought of trying dope peace. For more than a month I believe that my own little sons involved in special To develop message for Sunday, The Internal Revenue Service has be an easy way to have your morality and especially so nhen that , 2- 4-22-401 jir-25-394: would be encouraged to do so now the diplomats have world comes first — not settlements of their tax & 43-syn reod words corresponding to numbers 73-74-75 Burr Corners, Manchester CUSTOM '■} friend is Consumers Union, of your Zodiac birth sign. been trying to get AT&T to disconnect and your convenience too, without because it shouid, but simply obligations at less than the TAURUS SCORPIO Next to Caldor which has done such a good job because it would cost him advanced and retreated in a 1 You 31 Stood 61 Tokina because it does. That is the way amount due. ARR. JO ocr. 22 SQUARES the protestors’ telephones, but the getting into trouble with Uncle Sam. over the years of protwtlng us neither money nor social ritual as stately and unhurried 2 Romance 32 Moy 62 Swoyed of things. And because that is The state atiditors, who found Groominf! I W MAT JO 3 Con 33 Yourwlf 63 Oft NOY. 21 all from commercial quackery. status. as the mating dance of 64 Your M Cooper St., Manchester FOR S^12-23J3-35l 4 And 3'! By peacocks. the way of things, I believe my that $1.6 million a year in tax 35 Be 65 Persorwl 1- 3- 6.17^^. But CU has com e out with a In short, the book \ POODLES 8^62-67-49 5 Tirrse 18-20-55 FINE QUALITY 643-9892 recommends the easy way out. And for more than a month first task is not to save the real cases are being settled, had 6 Go 36 Be 66 Of pi book on the dope problem that AND AU Answers Your Needs GRMINI 7 To 37 Down 67 Impulsively SAOITTARIUS now on page eleven or fourteen world, but to save my own. recommended such publicity. 6 Sforlight 38 Dim - O n DIAMONDS sends me up the wall. Implicit in its arguments is that BREEDS MAT J( HOY. 22 My power to erase tiie misery The auditors reported an in Sooner or later everyone your laundry takes about 80 9 M oke 39 Surprises 69 Todoy From First, its conclusions. "Licit the problem is insoluble and or twenty-four there has been a 40 Comes 70 If'll stance of $120,(M0 in penalties FUNERAL HOME JUNB JO 10 An Dec. 21 Inside and injustices of the real world 875-7624 needs the sevlce of a fine qual- minutes Your time passes pleas- 11 Is 41 You 71 Urge and Illicit D^tes.” by Edward therefore we should surrender brief daily story about shellings J^I6•2I-31-34 41-44-48A)^ is virtually nill. But my power and interest canceled in one HOURS 9-5 ...... antly while you ere waiting. 58-86-90 12 Don't 42 Friends 72 You _ BRAY’S M. BreCher, a writer on to it. This is close to saying that and battles and our continuing 13 Change 43 Under 73 M oy 63-68-85A91L settlement. Ity dry cleaner, laundry senr- j^e latest j:'.I because robbery is endemic bombing raids — the heaviest of to make my own little world a BY APPOINTMENT CANCIR 14 Oldrime 44 M oy 74 Drop CAfRICORN •txport Watch Repairing medical and scientific subjects, Lennon, Director ice or a taUor. In Manchester. and papers are at 45 New 75 In better place is inuneasurable. No one denies that the state’s STUD SERVICE FO R - JUHB Jl 15 Cooperote Dec. 22 •lino Selection of Gifts and CU’s editors, calls for holdup men should be sub the entire war. 16 You're 46 The 76 W ise best interest might be served Luca’s Laundromat and Tailor your disposal. 77 Stors JAH. )» For All Occasions immediate repeal of all laws sidized by the state. "A m erican B-52 bombers I know I must Care about Poodles, Toys & Miniatures JULY 22 17 For 47 A 131 Report by permitting a settlement of a 142 E. CENTER ST, Shop is the answer to these • ■Inca's Tailor Shop has a tail- 18 W ith 46 Be 78 Counsel lf24-51-57^ •longina, Bulova death and suffering in the real 8-11-30-38 against marijuana, The authors’ approach to yesterday dropped another 1200 19 0oy 49 For 79 Hopes 72-76-78 tax claim ii^er which some SUDS & SCISSORS services. It Is conveniently lo- or from the old school running U49-65-79-82 80 Housing Wittnauer and Caravtila establishment of expe^ental marijuana is similar. “ It is now tons of bombs on Communist world. I must try to care POST RD.PtA2A-Rt.30 20 Right 50 Chonge penalties and interest might be 646-5310 eated at 176 Spruce St., Just it—Luca Addabbo, whose motto LIO 21 Misunder- 51 Could 81 Poy MANCHESTER positions...” because every time I don’t, I 82 FinorKes Watches Koicland Evans and Robert \ovak heroin maintenance programs, much too late to debate the VERNON around the corner from Oak St. is "We fit to please you!" The j JULY 22 22 M ornoge 52 Line PARKADE I find now that I glance at it callous over a corner of my waived. However, the public 23 Let 53 Hoppy 83 Scenes 737 Main St., Minchnttr and a nationwide ban on issue,” they say. "Marijuana is —almost next to the Nathan tailor shop also specializes in l^AWS. JJ 54 Someone 84 Dividends soul. Every time I don’t, I nnake should have a right to know who 24 Friends PHONE 643-5617 PULL SELECTION OP cigarette and alcohol adver here to stay. No conceivable and turn the page. Hale School. reweavlng, dry cleaning, cus ,15-27-37-46 25 Of 55 Monogement 85 A is involved and the reasons for , LORRAINE'S 56 Unexpected 86 Fond tising. law enforcement program can How hard it is to conceive of my own world a slightly less The business is divided into tom made suits, pants and '52-7(Wl-84 26 Scenes IMPORTED Sadat at Bay the agreement. ^ INTEBIOB DECOBATINO 27 Stroight 57 Give 87 Arrongemenfs risen AND So far, so good. This is a free curb its avaiiability.” Yet in the explosive force in 1200 tons decent place in which to live. three sectl(sis; (1) Poly-Clean coats; plus aU types of altera VIRGO 28 There 58 You're 88 Todoy IThe bulk of the state’s 59 Coll 89 Trip fee. i» practically the same breath, of TNT. How hard it is to But now that our leaders say For The EUnest In (R) Cleaners, (2) Laundromat' tions and professional services l AUG. JJ 29 Consider TfflnSITOTnTTSwT DOMESTIC country. But the arguments 30 Pother 60 Indulge 90 Of MAR. JOriC; that peace is just around the reridents pay their taxes in full on mens, womens and childrens 12/10 CAIRO — President Anwar huge cut in the minisule U.S. play by Sadat at a time barring Brecher and his collaborators they admit to doubts. They envision the blinding flash, hear Custom Made'Only; and (8) Tailor Shop. The con jsen. 22 WINES and on time. If special venient hours are 7 a.m. to 10 clothes. ^1-32-36-17 ;^- delegation here from a total of what should have been a major employ to make their case for a recommend legalization of pot, the eardrum-splitting roar, feel corner, how hard it is to care. )AdYcrse ^ N e u ttd 6 0 ^ 7 f ^ ( ^ Sadat, blocked at every turn in srrangements are necessdry in e Drtqies o Slipcovers p.m. seven days a week, for In today’s inflationary econo -^0^6-83-88 20 officers and secretaries to response by Washington. not because they beiieve it is the agony of torn flesh, smell So the diplomats continue e Reupholstery LIQUORS his efforts to persuade the U.S. permissive approach to the simie cases, these law abiding • MR. STEAK • the Laundromat. my, you win he pleased to to force Israeli withdrawal eight. That reduction was By autumn Sadat began his narcotics problem are so "safe or harmless,” but only the stench of death. their intricate maneuvering, # Window Shades —p l u s - citizens have a right to know s Fabric • Rods 2440enter Street Luca’s features the finest in know that Luca’s prices for all ordered from the presidential tentative raprochement to preposterous as to suggest the because an orderly system of How hard it is to care. the bombs I helped pay for con h a r v e st HILL froni the Sinai pennisula, is now the circumstances. Manchester-646-1995 equipment; Maytag Washers, tailoring work are moet fair. My WORLD ALMANAC palace without any. advance Moscow but only after War book may have been written legal distribution would It’s been ten years now since tinue falling, and the human Designed with You in Mind putting all his eggs in the Gov. Meskill is correct in O P EN 7 DAYS-11 to 9 Hoyt Dryers and RCA Whirl Addabbo • is a master taUor with FACTS BARBS SOCIETY FOR CATS DISCOVERY consultation with the Minister Sadak failed in his separate marijuana from last I cried. I remember the day beings I never knew continue By A Decorator Who Cares second Nixon-Brezhnev summit with to n ^ e in cheek. They supporting the right of the Specializing in U .S J )A poid deaners. As busy as over ten years experience. Kitten* - Small Aitinul* BRANDS Americans and probably mission to obtain spare parts heroin black-market channels well. It was the day 83 people dying — dying now for no good POST RD. PLAZA 876-2896 By PHIL PASTORET conference next year to impose smack of the efforts of a lazy public to know what it’s govern Choice Steaks and Spruce St. is, there Is conven Should you wish your dry clean without even informing the for Soviet equipment from and “ end th.e criminalization were killed in a plane crash. It reason at all. ing (which is done next door Adoption • Boarding MASTER CHARGE a settlement of the Sinai crisis. sociology major working ment is doing. The "right to I Route 30, Vemon Fresh Sea Food ient off-street parking in the The best-tasting cup of and alienation of young people” was the day my dog died. Surely these pointless deaths Placement - Shelter This rather desperate hope of foreign office. Yugoslavia. The immensely against a deadline. large amesited paridng lot— in the laundromat) pressed, coffee in the morning is any PERSONAL CHARGE The dog was old and sick and now are the most tragic of this know” is just as simple as that. the Egyptian president, But while reacting against popular Sadek was then dis Brecher & Co. write that the caused by their arrest and which is weU lighted for night Mr. Addabbo wUl do that for you can get your hands on. ACCOUNTS INVITED decade-old war. Yet so iniired (Waterbury Republican.) ROUTE 83 VERNON however, follows a series of the U.S., Sadat was also coming missed on Oct. 26. nation’s policy should be imprisonment for marijuana in pain. 1 carried him down to customers. Should you come to you at a slight charge. have I become in that decade to * * • 875-0052 TE L. 649-0446 bold acts on the world stage under heavy pressure from his So far, this tentative revised "to insure that no nar offenses. the pet hospital in my arms and the Laundromat and forget Or better yet, he will do your • i!; the suffering of others, so your quarters, don’t worry. Lu- entire dry cleaning and press- What we’d Wte to have that may have boxed him into a new Libyan ally and from the raprochement has yielded little cotics addict need get his drug Can such really be considered gave him to the young hardened to their pain, tiiat I Service still means something to us—and service ca’s has a machine which iug. Don’t worry if you get a for Thanksgiving is an com er with neither Washington officer corps of his own army to — a few Soviet technicians, from the black market.” Along a reasoned national policy? If a veterinarian. I patted the dog CURRENT QUOTES apple pie like we think can now callously flip the page. means spending enough time with you to help you makes quarter change from rip, tear or bum in your cloth- nor Moscow now prepared to drastically reduce Soviet' some new equipment and spare with methadone, other kid wants to smoke pot, should one last time on the head and mother used to make.