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Needs you re^ u re . V i £ m Being to get evert V Assessed more gilt ideas By United Press International Gov. Thomas J. Meskill was to return today to Connecticut from his Vermont ski lodge as a federal disaster expert prepared K-- to evaluate the state’s n e ^ for emergency relief. Meskill had left the state Wednesday with his fam l^ “ for a few days” and was expected to be SMILING m SIRVICI back at his State Capitol desk at noon todayj according to a spokesman. Hartford Mayor George A. Athanson telephoned the Whitp House Wednesday saying Con necticut was a (U lster area and pleaded for assistance. The disaster expert, Paul Har- tell, was to meet vdto Meskill and* tour emergency shelter areas where 61,500 families have been without power since Monday’s ice storm which left the state crip pled. Meskill had asked for Hartell to fCr: come to Connecticut following V-. >■- suggestions by Sen. Abraham A. - y - f . . V Ribicoff, D-Conn., and Rep. Wil ^ . ‘v '4 f e liam R. Cotter, D-Conn., that Meskill have toe state declm-ed a federal disaster area. In announcing the Hartzell (Herald photo by Pinto) visit, Meskill said he.was placing Sheer weight of ice raised havoc with trees on Turnbull St. was split under the sleet- the executive Information bureau throughout the Manchester area. This tree bom ice. on 24-hour duty to answer trouble calls. Meanwhile, utility crews and National Guardsmen raced toe A/ews fo/' Sen/o/^ C/f/ze.ns clock to beat an expected snow Hi folks. Storm' which could add to the Well, how about this column woes of the state. thank them very much for being will give us a chance to turn down Our big New Year’s Dance is coining to you on a Thursday? As so nice to us. the thermostat at 4:30 p.ra on The National Weather Service you know we give you our column scheduled for Saturday night, said today the threat of another Monday rolled in and so did the each Friday for the long Dec. 29, from 8 to m id r ^ L We in two parts now, and although It major Ice storm in Connecticut storm, and as a result we had to wedKnds. We will, however, will be dancing to the tunes of toe will take a little getting use to I’m cancel all activities at the center. carry on with our regular has diminished considerably as sure it will work out. Normally, Golden Tones and there will be an onshore flow of warm air is This reminds me to tell you that sch em e during the w e ^ days. noisemakers, some extra fund this one will appear on Wed resulting in rising temperatures whenever you have doubts entertainment, goodies to much nesday. Blame the crisis for this regarding the opening of the along the northeastern seaboard. lateness! on, and popular door prizes. Our The service said although there center listen to either WINF or bus will be running for tois event In Saturday’s p ^ e r I gave you Speaking of the emergency, I is a chance of some light freezing Wnc. It’s hard for me to decide starting at 6:30. Tickets are the happenings up until Wed have assigned Thomas Murphy rain this afternoon in northern when to close, but I fell that if the and Fred Corbin as represeit- available now at toe center so be nesday and so here’s the way going is slippery for you to get out Connecticut, tempera- tures things went on that day: tatives of our center to be on the sure to pick yours up soon. should be on the rise throughout to your car or our bus, then I’ll Citizen Energy Action Council Since our last report our sick We started off with 38 members the day and any freezing rain cancel because I’d rather be safe call, we were told that Inez playing mnochel in the morning headed by the Chamber of should be of a short duration than sorry. Commerce. They will be able to Mahoney is now a patient at with th» following winners: before changing over to all rain keep us p o sM as to the Manchester Memorial Hospital. Robina Carrol, 601; Lyla Steele, tonight and continuing Friday. Also, don’t forget all our mem 591; Gladys Seelert, 590; John seriousness of the crisis and what Cotter had wired Meskill Derby, 576; Lee Stienmeyer, 557; effects it will have on the center. bers who are recuperating in the Wednesday saying the Pentagon Jennie Fogarty, 550; John Gaily, convascelent homes. Send them had already begun preparing 549; Joe, Windsor, 548; Karl all a card, or if you have a chance contingency plans for assistance White, 547; May Tivnan, 545; and (kop in on them. You’ ll be glad but “ nothing can happen until the With the emergency crisis the Margaret Hoppe, 545. Tuesday was our Senior you did and they’ ll love you for It governor declares a state of way it is, we here at the center Bowling League but the results I guess that wraps it up, so now emergency and officially After lunch we had our must start making some plans to regulars for ceramics and in the will be coming in our Saturday remember to tune in on Saturday requests federal assistance.” r . cooperate and so at least for the main hall we had four tables for column. for the next episode on whats “ As of this hour thousands of next two Friday nights we will bridge and the lucky winners Just a couple of reminders happening here at the Senicu- homes and businesses in the state. cancel our setback games. This Center. were: William Lucas, 3800; again: are still without power and heat FloreHce Tupper, 3,720; Martha and there is no immediate relief LaBate, 3,370; and tied for fourth in sight,” said R ib icoff’s place were Rose Freedman and telegram to Meskill. Marge Kayser with 3,280. The governor, meantime, had Thursday morning we had a left W ^nesday with his family few on hand to do a little social for his Vermont ski lodge as part dancing while others played of what an aide said later was a cards. After our hot meal the scheduled vacation. action moved upstairs for our big Robert C. Leuba, the gover Christmas Party. It was great to nor’s executive aide, said Meskill MANCHESTER should be back in Connecticut in see over 160 members present and things started off with the time for today’s meeting with singing “ happy birthday” for ] Hartzell. good friend Eva Lutz. At least five persons died as a We then were treated to a I result of the two-day ice storm HARDWiBiRE which was termed by one Con pleasant surprise as about 30 | 877 Main Straat, Downtown Mahchasiar ^ v Fraa Parking in Roar... girls from the SL James Youth necticut Light and Power Co. of Chorale, under the direction of ficial as the worst storm In 20 Mrs. Ray Gorman, sang many years. lovely Christmas songs for us. Eight deaths have been attrib This was their first performance Fireplace uted to effects of the storm by before an audience and they did a authorities so far. marvelous job. Our members Three unidentified workers really enjoyed their |xesentation were found asphyxiated early and expressed hope that they Headquarters this morning in^de their living would come back again soon. quarters on a ‘ chicken farm in R e m b ra n d t Next came Santa Claus via Madison. brings you Fred “ Ho Ho” Peck, normally Westminster Chime Black & Decker TV#” Vs” DRILL KIT a brand new purchase Three, other persons have died the Republican registrar of from asphyxiation, one person ‘Sweet Dreams’ voters. He did an excellent job MANTEL CLOCK GIRCULARSAW Black & Decker suffered a heart attack and a and had quite a time Ipving up all; 8 DAY NEW LOW 26 PIECE ef the most fabulous, fashionable man was killed when a tree limb in the members and then passing KEYWOUND *145 raicE n?a99 828A8 VALUE n9a99 fell on him Monday. out the presents. genuine leather coats Mayor Richard H. Blackstone pastel confections After a seventh inning stretch, Taylor, Indoor-Outdoor of East Hartford, chairman of the CHRISTMAS CARVING KMFE SETS Capitol Region Council of where all the members sort of let lavished with huge, iUsh lamb collars What a way to end a dayl In soft- it all hang out, they settled back. >T TREEUGHTS by Case Governments, declared a state of save lO.OOi to join in on a^Christmas CaroL Urge i emergency for the region. soft acetate/nylon brushed sing — along led by some o f the | MUMET-iNDOOR-OUTDOOR and cuffs...the ultimate inMuxurious "It is critical to the health and superbly crafted gowns..,with feminine floral members of our favorite en-j safety of our citizens that more ehroidery and lace trim. Pamper , w a rm th ! ^ manpower and equipment be ski Jackets tertainers, the Sunshine Group. ’ 2 . 1 9 to < 8 a 2 5 yourself in the most flattering *5.95 T. *10.50 brought in and put into use in Solo songs by Bea Maher and School HouOe pink, blue, mint or mavse. - Dave Hutchinson and story SAVE 40.00 order to restore vital services of from our ^ most famous LADIES’ & MEN’S heat, electricity and water,” he . S-M-L. telling and poem reading by CLOCK <>■- Helen Bumfond made for a vety l| HREPUCE SET said. Short Gown, 6.00. H G I ^ T E S 8 DAY “ We have homes and people on west coast maker.' Long Gown, 7.00. enjoyable afternoon. Swedish Steel KEYWIND Friday morning we had a nice *50.00 140.00 valuosl the verge of freezing, critical Pajamas, sizes 34-40, 8.00 turnout for our kitchen social $107.85 List businesses in near desperate 7Ptooss lingerie, downtown and Parkade. ^ games and after lunch some of *84.95 >19a95 situatifflis and another potential the members dropped by to play storm hovering over us.” He said critical supplies o'f cards, but otherwi^ things were Men’s Baiier When it’s from Burton’l...you can be mire of morel sort of quiet until in the evening. H lEXIB LE f l y e r wood, kbrosene and other make or country day...on We had 16 tables for setback and GRASS SliARS shift cooking, heating and light orpff the slopes. Take shelter under these warm, the big winners were: SLEDS HOCKEY SKATES Indulge yourself In extravagant coats that look ing eleihents are scarce or not available. t weather-proof jackets...flreat for gIft-gIvIng, tool Dorothy Andrew, 137; Joe as though you’ve Just Inherited a small fortune! • ‘Classic and high-fastijoh styles Windsor, 135; Mina Reuther, 134; W *24.90 A spokesman for Southern New M8a95 Soft; luxurious, warm, supple leathers. Store Hours: Bob Fisher, 132; Ann Perras, 131; England Telphone said service • Belted and unbelted Main Street: Cora Blow, 130; A1 Gates, 126; I^qulsltely craftOd high style, leather coats. has been restored to about 3,500 • Sleek tailoring, stitched,and sdam-detailed ARROW STAPLERS customers, leaving about 9,000 9:30-9:00 Mon.-Frl. Lou Webber, 125; Martha STARREH TOOLS CASEKIRVES Tawny brown or soft grey with coordinating • puffed with polyester LaBate, 125; Bob Cordner, Mike without service. , fiberfill for lightweight warmth I 9:30-5:30 Sat. DeSimone and Josephine Kearns, STANLEY TOOLS GRESENT TOOLS CORNHKWARE dyed-to-match lamb trim. Sizes 8-16. The s|>okesman said calling Parkade; volumes were about 70 per ceiit j : * Red; powdef, green, brown, b^ige br pink'; all tied with 122; Alice Fraser and BLACK & DECKER HYDE BIRD FEEDERS coats, downtown and Pbrake. 10-9 Mon.-Frl. Elmer Swanson, 121; and Wilbur higher than normal and he said • !_ ,..not all sizes In ail colors and styles, but'k 10-6 Sat. Messier and Lucille O’Brien, 116. customers should refrain from greet selectloni >■ During the night the gang was using toe telephones except in • Sizes S-M-L - Whwn N’t from Burton’o you can b « ouno of morol treated to coffee and co ^ e s. Tte emergencies. sportswear, downtown and Parkade. i^ cookies were a present from the Schools remained .dlosed, with students of Grades 5, 6 and 7 of U$» your oofivfn/mf Burion’a Churgu CordI many communities already plan Use your convenient Burtpn'e Cherae Card! ning not to rei^ien until Jan. 2. Emanuel Lutheran Church. This Main Straat: . ■ . . t group also made up some lovely Parkada: Gasoline stations closed from artificial flowers that are now tije power outages that knocked 9:30-9:00 Mon.-Frl. out gas ixunps. Stations not af lovely ornaments on all o u r' 9:30-5:30 Sat. 10-9 Mon.-Sat window silis. It was very nic^ of fe ct^ the power outages the studenbi *and we sincerely limited gm purchases or closed because M depleted fuel sup plies.
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Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who'fall to receive their \ Mutual fund expense ratios can mislead Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 By Carlton Smith Not necessarily. To most A mutual fund’s expenses say $1 million, which shoots 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). mutual fund investors, “ex p.m. should telephone the circolaUon Formulas for picking a begin with the fee paid to its expense ratio up to 80 per Published every evening except Sun departihent, 647-9946. pense ratio” is another of ' investment adviser, or man cent. mutual fund frequently ad life’s little mysteries. And be days and holidays. Entered at the vise you to take a close look agement company — gener Fund B invests for income, Member Audit Ihireau of Circulation cause it’s not well under ally 1/2 per cent of the Tund’s since that’s the name of its Manchester, Conn., Rost Office as Se at a fund’s “expense ratio.” stood, salesmen will some cond Class Mail Matter. That would seem to make net assets. Thus a fund with game, and gets a five per times try to persuade you’' assets of $100 million would cent yield on assets. Its in Burl L. Lyons, Publisher sense. Isn’t a fund that spends that Fund X is your best biiy a lot of money just on running pay a management fee of come of $5 million results in a The M anchester Publishing Co. because of its low expense Isdo.ooo. nice low expense ratio of 1.6 Gem quality cultured assumes no financial responsibilHy for the fund wasting the money ratio. you’ve turned over to it for per cent. typographical errors appearing in adver Again, it’s not necessarily In addition, the fund has its Would you then select Fund peart necklaces! Rare, Subscription Rates investment? Shouldn’t you so. Let’s try to dispel some of own expanses of doing busi tisements and oUier reading matter in look for a fund where they B over Fund A? Not if you’re one-of-a-kihd pieces, Payable in Advance The Manchester Evening Herald. the mystery beclouding ex ness, which might typically i One Month...... $3.25 aren’t such free spenders? come to another 1300,000. after growth, and you know Display advertising closing hours, pense ratios. that wares in Fund A, the ;'' not readily replace- I Single Copy 15« Total expenses, then, are ’’high expense” fund, have & By Carrier, Weekly...... 75« three full days prior to publication. $800,000. Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon been appreciating at a steady k ab/e because of the A fund’s expense ratio can 15 or 20 per cent. One Y ear...... $39.00 prior to day of publication; 12 noon Radio /hack be expressed in one of -two y large'size of the Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publicaUon Saturday and ways. One is as a percentage ' It’s obviously meaningless, Monday. then — and even misleading IDEAL FAMILY G IFT,.. of net assets. In the examine — to apply an across-the- pearls. 9^2 X 10 mm., above, it would be the ratio of board tesi IThree Months...... $9.75 $800,000 to $100 million, or t of ’’expense ratio” $5200. 9 X 9 V2 mm., to any and all funds, withoutwithe TELEPHONE AMPLIFIER eight-tenths of q per cent. regard to the type of fund. $2395. Other cultured Expense ratio can also be And even after you get that shown as percentage of in sorted out, expense ratios pearl necklaces from 2 come. (Income means divi dends and interest, NOT don’t seem to tell the investor $65. Easy Payments THE MIDEAST: gains, or profits on stock that much. The Los Angeles- has risen in value.) Let’s say based monthly publication From Battlefield to Conference Table our fund gets a two per cont “FundScope” has compiled yield on its assets, or income expense ratio data on 349 r- ‘ •''V of $2 million. Its ratio of ex funds. penses to income is then 40 It concluded that, if you’re per cent. looking for growth, “as a gen What’s the significance of eral rule a high expense such information to the po record is not a bar to outs 0 tential investor? If he sees tanding capital appreciation JEWELERS — SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 that Fund A’s exftense ratio is results?’ In fact, ‘ some funds A perfect gift for the holiday season. Bring much lower than Fund B’s, with the highest expense doesn’t that tell him some ratios are among the top 10 your whole family together for those special thing important? per oent.for growth results.” 958 MAIN ST., M ANCHESTER — Also: • Hartford • New Britain • Middletown calls. Everyone can talk andJjsTen When Unfortunately, no. Espe you place yourv.t^lephone receiver on the cially if he’s looking at ratio amplifier (no installation necessary). of expense to income. For let’s say that Fund A is a Separate speaker and mike, volume control, growth fund, while Fund B is earphone jack for hard-of-hearing persons. an Income fund. Each has ex Batteries included. 43-230 penses of $800,000. .... atul you can Growth funds invest in CHARGE IT & growth stocks. Growth com- Inside ’ Ray Cromley pa > / Check Your Nearest Radio Shack Store j dividends. Fund A therefore has relatively little income — > o r t A stitch in time sayes Routland. Rvans anil 5 million barrels a day Radio ilia o k - Robert Novak / WASHINGTON (hjEA) Nojt all the oil shortage comes from the Arab blockade, gas guzzling autos, controls imposed by environmentalists NEXT TUESDAY IS CHRISTMAS Thin Line at the 'Houses and Dumbling bureaucrats. WASHINGTON - The im .-■■it 'Recentaurveys indicate almost a third of the heat used in HERE’S 18 HOLIDAY SUGGESTIONS pression outside the White to take him along to the Soviet^ of Harlow’s Imminent depar- industrial processes is wasted. That translates into the Union in 1972, bis departure tore was a Shocker inside the eqdiv^lehtvof 5.6 million barrels of petroleum a day: Fre- House that time is running out becomes yet another straw on’ White House, venting that waste, which is possible with existing tech PLEASINGLY; PRICED FOR GIFT-GIVING on President Nixon was nology would cover predicted petroleum shortages Tor the furthered by the resignation of the camel s back, in the Capitol Who can possibly replace the Hill view. smoothly efficient Harlow in last naif of 1974 and all of 1975. Installation costs would an idealistic young speech- more than met by lower fuel bills. Major savings would be AROUND *20 AROUND *50 AROUND *100 writer, apparently as an act of Price’s departure is nqt yeL ^ troubleshooting chores such as SAUDI certoin. (When asked Vecentty.! * riding herd on Gerald Ford’s po^ible within months. conscience, and indications that better Save$10Oni an idealistic older speechwriter by an old friend w h e th e rlw ^ ^ confirmation and congreaslonai Archer' ARABIA quitting. Price repU ed-'di^investigation of San Oemente’ AM Bike- 1. Realistic" is nearing resignation after Portable tically: “Not yet.” ) Bid hjs There is, in truth, little chance could be produced and installed rather quickly. Portable being ignored for months. Radio Cassette John Andrews, a little-known colleagues are sure he wlU j^ of finding any replacement ap- Cement kilns now being introduced in West Europe ,qan Recorder * ^ Israeli -.K junior speechwriter, left to go depart soon. ^ preaching Hvlow’s quality at cut operating fuel requirements almost a third. ’The reason is not hard to find. this ■low p<^t..... in the Nixon ad Engineers at the Hoogovens Ijmuiden steel plant in the 1 4 9 5 ^ Occupied into full-time religious work in Price, an editor on the old New Netherlands reduced fuel consumption 25 per cent and. fh- ministration. 12-1168 49 95 W W 14-858 E Denver with a farewell letter York Herald Tribune, joined While unable to recruit from creased production 12 per cent by installing a computer- which several White House Mr. Nixon’s 1968 cam pai^ ear controlled program to manage the fuel flow to furnaces. staffers described as “sour.” the outside, the White House Experts m metal processing have estimated that if cur Geneva Arab-lsraell conference predate the Yom Kippur ly and was a principal' faces restlessness within. One Add 4-Channel Sound To war 1) Jerusalem: Arabs demand Israeli withdrawal from the Old City 2) West Simultaneously, these staffers rently-known economically-justifiable technology were to Wide-Range Your Home Stereo System were speculating that Raymond speechwriter throu^ mid-1973;>,«'middle-level staffer, neither a L ...... - ..... pitdesigns Realistic*' Auto Bank: Three-sided dispute involves Israel, Palestinian exile leadership and Jor- But since helping draft the liberal nor an. idealist, now Analyzer Enjoy derived quadraphonic K. Price, Jr., once a top Nixon 1 re- Headphones sound by adding synthesizer before 1967.3) Golan Heights: Syrian guns once dominated President’s statement of last believes that Mr. Nixon at beat I per Kit northern Israel. 4) Suez Canal: Israel has made agreement to reopen dependent speechwriter but shelved late May 22, Price has not been visi and speakers to your present ly, would soon quit. ’The two can limp through his remaining cent. I 1 9 ^ 5 home system. 40-1981. 40-2007 on guaranteed passage for ships of all nations. 5) Strait of Tiran: Israel demands ble. “I just haven’t* seen Ray Overall, the reguiar adjusting of industrial furnaces ev developments are unrelated, days as President. This aide 33-t038 5 4 9 5 6) Palestinian refugees: In camps in Lebanon and around,” confides a Nixon ad doubts that he wants to spend ery two to four weeks could save as much as 15' per cent of 99.95 Value YOU scattered throughout Arab countries. but it is no coincidence that viser deeply Involved in the fuel used. 28-3323 With Speakers PAY 8 9 ®® C Price and Andrews are among the next three years that way, Watergate deliberations. Mr. particularly if seldom able to A.F. Waterland of Du Pont gives examples of energy sav- the few Idealists on a hard- Nixon siniply has not sought the ngs of $500,000 a year by closing leaks in an oil rennery. hosed White House staff gain admittance to Mr. Nixon’s Careful management of large refrigeration plants has services of his most idealistic office. Thtowfore, -he is con 6S-ln-1 Electronic Project Realistic" dominated by self-styled D6r Kit AM/FM and most liberal speechwriter. templating early resignation. electrical energy required without sacrifice of perfdr- pragmatists. Less indicative of the White Stereo Hart, Schaffner & Marx Moreover, the imminent Every such resignation un mance. Radio House malaise but more dercuts the President’s posi Approximately half of the heat generated by combustion 1 0 9 5 departure of some key non damaging to operational ef Realistic" Digital System Austin Reed The Search for a Settlement idealists means a thin line will tion. With Mr. Nixon limiting in industrial plants escapes in the flue gas exhausted from 28-250 ficiency may be the return to reguiar contact to staff chief the furnace. But Sani Dairy of Johnston, Pa., has installed a Clock Radio remain at the White House in private industry of counselor recovery system that warms their 13,600 square foot 9 9 9 5 12-1469 London Fog these crisis days. Apart from Alexander Haig and press Bryce Harlow. Whereas the secretary Ron Ziegler, the thin- warehouse with heSl developed from the flue gasses of the 4 7 9 5 causing practical difficulties, resignation of Melvin R. Laird process boilers. Pendleton this unquestionably will trigger ningdown suggests to the out 12-1494 as counselor was long ago dis side world disintegration at the Further, in certain cases, the reject heat from large ther Realistic * inferences from the outside counted. the recent' disclosure mal processing plants such as cement kilns would be more Portable Zero King that Mr. Nixon’s own men are White House even worse than than sufficient to heat nearby small towns. The technology Mono Phono bailing out. actually exists, f and equipment :are readily available. . ,, 1 0 9 5 Izod Some prominent Republicans Warm ekhaust Sir could be used in some industrial plapts Sound 2 & 4-Channel 8-Track are — correctly or not — to preheat incoming cold fresh air and conserve 20 to 60 ^ r Level Playback Deck cent of the fuel required. Meter Stanley Blacker drawing that inference from 13*1137 G. Decker of Dow Chemical Company has reported that 9 9 9 5 the departure of speechwriter by changing from water to a special fluid, as a heat Contefiel Andrews, publicly anonymous transfer medium, approximate^ 50 per cent of the fuel con 4 9 9 5 14-1901 • until his resignation. What sumption in one process steam.operation could be saved. 33-1028 , broke his anonymity was An- Don Oakley By replacing direct heating of polymeric resin coatings Damon drew’s turning the routine as a method of curing, with curing by ultraviolet radiation, farewell letter to his colleagues some manufacturers nave been able to reduce the total fuel ' John Weitz into an impassioned declaration rMuiremehte for one resin curing operation from 12 million of principle by a lieutenant B-TU tp 300,000 BTU. 2-Station Telephone Enro Alcoa (!!orporation experts believe a new already-devel STA-14 AM/FM leaving his embattled Presi Style Intercom Stereo Receiver dent. oped smelting process .could cut electricity use 30 per cent in the aluminum industry, which uses about 4 per cent of Arrow “’The steadiest star to steer A smashing argument the nation’s electricity. 19»pf 1 0 9 ®® by,” Andrews wrote, "is Some of these techniques and devices are new. Some 43-242 Realistic'’ Automatic 31-2044 Jaymar Richprd Nixon’s own 1968 state for unifoirn speeds have been around for some time, but not adopted because Stereo Changer 2 politics in Israel, where Premier Golda Meir, (left) and ment that the presidency is the emphasis in much of industry has been on increased 4 9 9 5 Haggar Moshe Dayan (center), under fire for being unprepared for the Yom Kippur war preeminently a place of moral production, not on fuel efficiency. A share of the n6w Whether the nation ,ado|^ a temporary 5050-mi)ie-Mr-hour devices could have been developed years ago were it dot leadership.” He added that ot 42-2935 Pringle &en®. '^ust mZaifbal^ce “ held to that course,” the speed limit on the highways of a So-mile-per-hourlimH,55-mile-pe it for the fact that M per cent of the federal energy research Realistic -shouid------be the... same for for all;vehicles, alLvehicles, not not Just Just in in the intereks of funds have been devoted to fuel developmenL power gener MC-1000 Nixon administration “cannot fairness or fuel ecmiomy but for safety’s sake. fail to make safe port.” He then ation, power transmission and supply of energy and less Bookshelf The Environmental Defense Fund, for instance, has than 2 per c.ent to more efficient ways of using fuel. . •Speaker continued; “Great endeavors recommended that intercity and^ interstate buses be ex What is written above does not by any means apply to all Systems risk great errors, as we have empted from these lower limits because they are more than cbmpanies. Some firms have been in the forefront of energy learned to our pain; but the twice as efTicient as automobiles in terins’ of energy con- conservation and efficient energy use. Some have very ac Add 4-Channel Sound 40-1980 forces they loose, though cer sumption per passenger ' tive programs aimed at assisting their consumers in fii^ Realistic* AM/FM Truckers, of course, haw ’tdade abundantly plain their To Your 1109? tain to unmake the unworthy, saving techniques. Auto Stereo System Stereo Tuner only deepen character.” feelings about a speed limit that would keep them down with TTie equivocal wording, which pokey automobiles. '■ Add synthesizer and your 4 9 9 5 But'a mbeture of speeds would be a highly impractical if choice o) surface or flush Realistic^ some presidential aides viewed not deadly mixture on American highways, according to at mount speakers to your 31-20- S-Band as subject to multiple inter ieast one traffic engineer. present auto stereo Portable pretation, is highly ■unusual for T o d d y ^ g system. 12-1843,12-1844, Radio *‘^tin g the speed for trucks and buses — with slower 12-1874 .mil yno c.m such a letter. Although some pickup and longer stopping distances - higher than for 12-751 presidential staffers insist An more maneuverable ^ inviting problems. Thought 2 4 9 0 drews implied no c ritici^ , chaos and accidents rof. John E. Baerwald of the CHARGE H 119 ®® others consider it a cry*of dli- University of Illinois.. . r/ illusionment. “The way the On twQ-lane roads the danger is obvious. Trucks moving ’The Child was bom and we STORES OPEN LAJE NIGHTS UNTIL CHRISTMAS And the sightless boy replied, R a d io letter was couched,” one senior faster tjian other tralHc would spend more time in the oppos rejoice and stand in reverence “ You’re right, Youj aide told us, “I'd say Andrews ing lane and increase the possibilities of head-on collisions. before the great mystery. But Reverence,.! can’t see but I can i h a e k On multilahe roads, tnichheould tnove in the left lanes and we need to realise that the Baby was a bit sour.” passeMer cars in the right lanes. But there are many more feelttpuU.” it,. His friends outside the White grew up’ and the world has We'air feel the “pull” orthe 388 Middle Tumpilie, West cars than trucks. If one of the vehicles want^ to get off never been jUie same again House strongly confirm that the highway It ivould have to fhree its way through smailer Divne in- our hearts this holy judgment. They bellev6 An ones. ' because of'Hbn. season and ottr lives can never MANCHESTER PARKADE' drews, a devout Christiap Moving ali'vehicles at the same reduced speed wouid not A Scot preacher came upon a be quite the.same again. Scientist like many other Nixon only be safer, says Baerwald,'but would conserve fuel by boy flying a kite. ’The lad was Faisal (lelft) and Libya’s hardllning leftist Muam- blind. Wallace Grant Fiske aides, could take no more of the Ihterim Minister 649-1808 ■ i” 'f’icWle is Jordan’s King Huss@ln (center), who lost . “Andy,” said the minister, present White House. Since An , Center Congregational / IIA TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY leadefshFp^ ' Palestinian exile drews is a conservative ad “why do you fly the kite?-You Church ’ ghk mired enough by the President . can’t see it.” ■n A \ ^ .
Hebron Schools May Convert to No. 4 Oil principals for In-distiict travel Also ratified was the ap- to Hvs in a trailer while In view of the present oil crisis, This Is the rate presently pointnsent of Mrs. Joan Teller u rebu ild bis home. die Board of Education has received for out-of-dlstaict travel a library aids at the Hebron Sherman’s home was totally authorized bolh principals at the but previous board policy called S ch ool destroyed last month by fire and elementary schools to look into fo r no reim bursenoent fo r ttw fai- Mrs. Teller recelvod her be estlmatae it will take ap- the possibility ot converting (flstrlct travel ouster’s in education from the proxlmately six months to boilers to No. 4 oil, which at the The board’s action reflects the University of Hartford and her rebuild. The trailer be will live in present time appears to be the increased cost of operation and bachelor’s from Hunter CoUegs while reconstructing his home is easiest for the oil companies to gasoline the principals must 10 feet by 63 feet and is a 1960 g e t in New Yoik. incur. She hss worked in the New m od el ■21^ Both schools use No. 2 oil; York City Public Ufarary and the The board, however, denied however, the system at the Appointments Library of Documents In Sherman’s request to replace a 1 Exciting new models, exciting new features. Hebron Elem ent^ School was Washington, D.C. by 2 foot SI91 with a 3 by 4 foot Don’t mist out on thesO great values. . . Huriy! only recently converted to Na 4 The board has ratified the The boaril ratilled the ap- skpi for M buslneas on the oil because of the state’s anti- appointment of Mrs. Nancy property. 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V- Motorists Asked To Limit Gas Purchases Typhoid Outbreak..Confirmed Firms say they'll Expand MOUNT HOLLY, N J. (U P I) — hospltallaed at Raiteocas Hospi- WASHINGTON (UPI) - VWl- Slmoli said in a stetenieiit that Air Line Pilots Assoc., have administrator of Emdronmental i In one action, the Coat of Living "^Hndfofi profits” out of An outbreak of ty ^ o id fever w i8 **l ^ WilUngboro, Buritogton liam.E. Simon, the nation’s new he aldnottlm k “ anyone n e e ^ to sought to avoid such a walkout. Protection Agency. (E P A ), ' Council allowed the price of toe energy criaia. confirmed today by Burlington County Memorial Hospital here Fifteen of 29 Manchester in^ tioa Nine cohvlained about lack from their present location, hvo/ energy chief, asked Americans 10-gallon but boom local diap ten have ygted to Dermit the crude oil to riae R per barrel, Th* two measures together CounW authorities who said a t * " 'l Znilwrgg Hospital in dustrial firms responding to a in Manchester said they’ rS) d sewers and imitation systems. \EPA aXitintotmtor tTwspeiM whteh It estimated wou^ were d e s i^ to give oil com- tout six cases had been raported^'*t<>®' ®tber three Were Greater Hartford Chamber of A s in several otheir com moving because of insufficenti consunlptlon to 10 gaUonsvUonsaweek a week would a h ^ l y to New Ywk,^raWY ^ , ^ r a l d Tu^Turetsky, ^clcan air requirements tor p o m creasecreese the fllUng station cost of a panies additional revenues they •« for. ' tinted by private doctora. Commerce survey said they plan expansion space. Four others/ munities, there were a tew ( four) and asked servicei stations to ^ ^ of “the “ Plants, plants, a allowliig U o ^ them them to to switch gsllon gallon of gasoBno by 2J cents by ■•y they need to dwelop new oO A atokesman tor ths county ^ t h e victim s was to expand their operations within here said they wanted a n>ore| detractors of planning and xonlng limit gasoline sales1 to 10 gaUonsgallons “ajd he^ from oil or «■ n“^1 a ^ l gas*“ to* 0 coel. coal, next next FFebruary, Murces, while preventiiw them Health Department said the kMitifled. The first case was the next five years, j functional building design; three^ officials and decisions. perWT t;uBwiiivi.customer. ^nore itringent mewures if has decided to suspend the ThAsHminietratiiw Wwingwiev But almost-at the same time, foom aimply p o c k in g those vlcttma lived to various parts o f reported Dec. 10. The Manchester firms planning in Manchester said the decision additional funds at the public’s the county but an toddents " A total of six cases appear to There was strong indication by Simon’s action on gasoline “ ope™‘‘®n was not forthcoming, mandatory 15 per cent cutlncks tYesIdent Nixon amounoed that to expand, not identified by the to move came because they, expense. reported appeared to be related ^***®®tated to a seafood dinner the Manchester respondents that sales contained no cmiqiulslon for Th* conference com m ittee, to fuel deUverles to order tomake he will ask Congress for an ex chamber, are among 141 com needed a better supply of un4 to a chnrch supper held last N o v . P^Pttood by members at St. there’s a need for local govern the tim e being, but the naaettog late into the right, sure that landlords do not ^1,^1?^^“ ® * ™ * '” *"® ^*’"® ® * * "“ cess profits tax on oil cor panies in 20 towns which in skilled labor; and three said 3 in Burlington Ci(y. ' Mary’s Street Methodist Chur- ment officials to establish closer emergency energy bill expected reached agreement on a bill apartment and office te m -^ porations to prevent them from dicated they’ll expand.' The ties with their corporate citizens. they’re moving bacause cost of to be enacted by Congress to toe giving President Nixon emer- peratures go below the le ^ Three of the victims i » t e tMe dqiartment said. recently completed chamber Of companies planning to move skilled labor is too high. . ^ next day or so will ^ve the ad- gency powen to deal with the minimum—68 degrees on cold survey included executives of 203 ministration power to Impose energy crisis and are pushing for days and 55 degrees on cold manufacturing firms. restrictions —including gasoline total passage this w e ^ . nights, The 141 companies wanting to rationing If it deems It necessary. Sen. Henry M. Jadtaon, D* “ We still hope to obtain a 15 per expand will need a total of two- “ Some drivers w ill need more Wash., a member of the con- cent cutback, but cn a v o lu n t^ and-B-half million square feet of than 10 gallons, such as traveling ference committee, said Simon’s baala,” he aaid. floor space by 1975, and another saleamen, or those who commute appeals to motorists and service One of the reasons for an- two million square feet by 1980, long distances to work and cannot etations were “ purely voluntary’’-nounctog the program, he said, the chamber said. form carpools or use mass toit that once the emergency bill was concern that “ some lan- Of the firms planning to ex translt.’A Simon said. becomes law the part applying to (fiords would not property heat * . A ' i pand, 36 indicated they’re still “ Thus, I am asking those aervice stations could be made buildtoga’ ’ and would use the # • > * looking for land, thechamber drivers who can get by with less niandatory. mandatary cutback as an excuse, said. Four of those 36 are in tiian their 10-gallon share to do so Newsmen overheard Simon Noafeiees’ bedsloni Manchester. ( „ In order that those who need explaining the plan to the com- The Houae-Senate conferees Although more than half of the m ore gasoline w ill have it uiittee, and Rep. James F. made t h ^ new decisions to *"4- respondents to the chamber available.” Hastings, R-N.V., later con-drafting the compromise emr- survey said they’re pleased with At toe same time, Simon an- tomed what they had heard. gency energy bill: their location and will expand, pounced that 1.5 million barrels Landlords Suspected —'Ihey added a $500 million . j , ,t''*"> «*■ -«.. they indicated concern for labor • i.% (g miliary jet fuel would be Simon also was expected to oeiling on the amount that can be i'”'"...... ^..._ training and turnover, mass ^oytded to international airlines announce today new steps to ease paid to unemployment benefits transportation, municipid se^ ^To help them through a cnlsis toe shortage of Jet^uel, whteh has tracKabte to energy problems, vices, and administration of environmental regulations and WINCED CORKSCREW... period until the end of January." resulted to canceled iSighta and —Taking a m iddle course the federal Occupational Safety Critics of the lO^iallon sale layoffs of pilots. between House and Senate and Health Act (OSHA). limit said that drivers who did not Airline pilots—eome of whom versions, they iwovided that 1975 Here’s a breakdwon oif some of heed toe request to keep con- have called for a Chrlatmas model auto exhaust cleanup rules TRES’TLE sumption to 10 gallons d week walkout to protest those layoffe— be kept through 1976 instead of the comments made by Man TABLES chester industrial executives: An Ideal gift for aUi.Inoort could circumvent the sales lim it are continuing today a strategy being strengthened, with an ■ ' -m '- ■- ■ - ' . by buying at more than safety equipment is .“ use. energy problem has spurred 1965 but only 50 per cent in 1972 By Lee Roderick overkill.” “Ari^nd leg li^ts,; bicycle sales in Europe, and — a figure the Department at (Special lo The Herald) as well as reflecm g materials,/ Americans are likely to soon tributes to the greatly in we 'have every little thingl WASHINGTON - At the arc good. It is important that find them in shorter supply. w aEiarKiT'n.M M T.iti creased number of adults riding Department of Transportation motorists be able to tell at a Although still not as reliable buy your bikes. Miss Birnbaum’s office they call her the “ Bicycle glance that it is a bike.” ' i as legs, bicycles today have two wMkIy Queen” or sometimes just the has some practical suggestions distinct advantages over cars: lottery The new Federal Aid to “ Bike Lady,” but Marie Birn- for states and towns to help They have a potentially in WEST HARTFORD 1 WETHERSFIELD MANCHESTER Highways Act call for the baum, a young DOT executive them make bicycling safer: exhaustible source of energy the m'tracla of A at'lahwayl Bishop's Corner 1 965 Silas Deane Secretary of Transportation to 397A Brnad St. whose goal is to get more Give bicyclists rights of way on and they can still be ridden on dovuritown manchester im cm m m iEDDesiBN investigate the bike safety 1 2531 Albany Ave. 1 Highway Americans out of cars and onto highways, plan bikeways on Sunday minus the danger of problem and report te Congress I bikes, is too busy to mind. highway lanes and along running out of gas. by January 1975. The Act also "Sales of bicycles for adults sidewalks and alongside on set aside federal funds that are has skyrocketed during the last pathways, and devise traffic available to states to use in l o o v t '^ decade and now, with the laws to favor bicyclists. “ Bicy 'providing* bike paths and other , ^ r energy crunch, we expect that cle safety pro^ams traditional safety features for bicyclists. ' Gifts for the Home these sales will get a new im ly have been just for children,” - In the meantime, would-be petus,” said the attractive she said. “ Now, however, we’re bicyclists should be on notice With Christmas so near at hand, now Is the time brunette in an interview. She encouraging safety, education that, along with other com for the home to set forth its needs. Be on guard said there are 80 to 90 million programs for adults, both as modities affected by the energy, when hints are braodcast and prepare to convince bike riders in America. In 1960 parents and riders.” shortage, bicycles may become bicycles for adults accounted Miss Birnhaum, who, natural the doting fam ily that something for the house is more difficult to get cheaply. for only 5 per cent of U.S. sales. ly, rides a bicycle to work daily, toe most important thing they can give you for Last year, 8.7 million were Last year, the figure was 55 per noted that riders themselves Christma»-a desk and a special lamp for it, an produced locally and 5.2 million cent. can dp much to insure their own elegant bookcase, a velvet covered arm chair or were imported. However, the Miss. Birnbaum is in the Of safety. Their motto:, on bike. even a lovely picture. No mid of delightful things! LAMPS fice of Environmental Affairs FROM at DOT, an agency whose of Six* 6.B0.13 $16.80 ficial policy since February BUY Blickwall Ph,tS1.73F.ET. PICTURB8 FROM $11.50 1971 has been to support in NOWI creased use of bicycles as one sin Bucawaii WHinwau M.T. WATKINS...935 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER > OPEN MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY TH L 9 / SAT. answer to the U.S. transporta TILL 5:30. WE OFFER THE CONVENIENCE OF MASTER CHARGE / LAY-AWAY/ OUR OWN • tion and environmental 650-13 20.95 24.70 1.73 ICE G R IP REVOLVING CHARGE problems. She is a leading light 700-13 22.65 25.15 1.88 ^ F R E E STUDS in this quest and, with C78-14 23.50 26.05 2.08 evangelistic fervor, logs the Y v ICE ^ S C R A PE R bv lam two-wheeler as the greatest E78-14 24.45 27.10 2.22 transportation invention since F78-14 25.40 28.15 2.37 walking. G78-14 26.40 29.35 2.53 "In our' urbanized society, You go thru Ice, H78-14' 2$.45 31.60 2.75 bicycles 'are still pretty NOEL SHOP relevant,” Miss Birnbaum said. mud and snow... J78-14 3$.95 2.89. "O ver 60 per cent of all auto F78-15 26.00 S S T ls 2.42 trips are less than 5.5 miles, o r W E m v G7B-15 27. iO i 0 3 2.60 and 40 per cent of our urban WHAT A MEERY CHRISTMAS work trips by auto are under 4 H78-15 29.15 32l35 2.80 purchases over $2.00 plus YOU WILL HAVE AT YOUR miles. THE TOWI J78-15 33.55 1 ^3.01 FREE CHRISTMAS She continued: "The craze GIFT GALLERY Main Poor of WRAPPING...Santa couldn't do for bicycles seems to have been Watkins of Manchester...Tha any better hlmself...Shop early stimulated by the environmen Big Ten Is back, the BIG 10% and stop early...YOUR GIFT tal movement, a desire to off on purchases over $2.00 g a l l e r y has It alt...It Is your return to nature. However, un during the month of December Gift Shop East of the River for fortunately, along with in (some Items excluded)...Back best Christmas Shopping creased use has come increased again Is our Free Chrietmes ever...Remember the Big Ten Is bicycle fatalities. The highway Wrapplng...Chrlstmae time Is a back...10V« off bn purchases system that exists across the WINTER TREAD time of glvlng...and YOUR GIFT over $2.00 and Free Gift Wrap- country just won’t let you live GALLERY Is glvlng...Here you outside of a car.” plng...YOUR GIFT GALLERY “ In 1971 there were 850 will have ONE STOP Christmas Main Floor of Watkins. fatalities in the U.S. involving Shopplng...10% off on your bicycles. That figure jumped OPEN: MON. THROUGH'FRI. TILL 9 sharply to 1,114 in 1972. Children under accounted for 64 per cent of bicycle fatalities in DEAL . YOUR GIFT GALLERY/MAIN FLOOR WATKINS/MANCHES’TER Low-cost winter retreads CW9MC ChRDIGWiS /m • • • • L«T RIBICOFF SPONSOR ANY SIZE |?;S WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate has approved a bill spon jdriTzeii'^ofCOUR'jei, sored by Sen. Abraham A. Ribi- coff, D-Conn., providing for 1 ^ , creation of a Federal Energy 'tis the -season to go classic...and nobody does the warm, handsoma* PIANO ft ORGAN STUDIO Emergency Adqiinistratlon.. TO QiVE OR GET: OUR SMASHING classic, men’s sweater the way Jantzen does! They’ve been doing It for Ribicoff said Wednesday he NEW FRAGRANCE FROM FRANCE $oc \ • hoped the bill would receive final years and men have been collecting them for years., (left to rlght)L"Coyn- approval of a HouseSenate con Holiday apent-lments are already In th9 try Squire” crew neck pullover with full all around cablg knit, 100®A Wjn- FROM TO ference before the end of the,, air. And WefIxJe Well rises above them all? tuck drlbnV$21;;'‘S(Jotch Turhbler” cardigan with 6-buttoh fron^ blend of year. The office would bo headed A flordl, woody, green fragrance with just by energy chief William Simon to 65% Shetland wool, 35% Dacron, $15; the classic crew nedki^ffgm ?‘t , a hint of musk. And )8o long lasting. We 2 ^^Make the entire family happy with this coordinate energy activities Hammond Organ, the sound you enjoy are exclte^ij about this new perfume. And Jantzen’s "Scotch Tumbler” collection In shptland wool andDaeron,-$12. '■-7 currently handled by different ■: S WHITEWALLS ADD ^I.BO PER TIRE ^ most can be heard through the VS-300 branches of goveminent. you will be too! Becuase any way you Say All sw eaters In b a sic and faisfcilon colors, siz e s S,M ,L,X L. M e n ’s, all D & L $895. ' model. It Is a three pitch organ with ten it, Well de Well makes you feel beautiful,' stores except Vernon, New London and Groton. preset voices, vibrato, reverberation, ' COMMITTEE APPROVES beautifulf Available in parfum, parfum de WASHINGTON (U P I) - Sen. manual balance and a nine voice automatic toilette, both regular and sprays. Well de f-r rhythm unit Including botea nova, slow Lowell P. Wpicker, R-Ctonn., says Weil is.^priced $8 to $24 The super legislation which could have a rock and waltz. Thb VS-300 Is available In a major effe,ct on Connecticut stocking stuffer. Cosmetics, all stores handsome walnut case In contemporary bousing programs has bgen ap except New London. -'i- ,r styling. Stop In Watkins today and eee this proved by the Senate Banking handsome new model. (^mraittee. The amendment ' r. would piW lde federal assistance \t Oak St., Manchester — 643-5174 ______n u n i to state housing finance agencies. UT.1U4M 241 Asylum St., Hartford — 522-7201 Weicker said the biU would stimulate housing production b y. autboriidhg fedenti guarantees . and interest subsidies for bonds -..... •* ' issued by state agencies. . ■ '1 - # U,, .‘T r Sen. Ervin To“ Retire In 1975 Committee to Select Counsel WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. The Republican contenders WASHINGTON (UPI) - A general from 1960 until 1067, He Ervin said he hopes to con “ tWs great tragedy.” Department during a GOP ad bers of the conunittee have been include Reps. Wilber “Vinegar Republican has been named to took over tee civil rights division Sam J. Ervin Jr., D-N.C., whose centrate on relaxing with his ErvlAi whose wiggling eye ministration and led its historic charging Rodino with conducting Bend” Mizell, R-N.C., and James head a four-month impeachment in 1965. Obituaries leadership of the Senate wife, “ Miss Margaret,” at their brows and long philosophical civil rights activities in the 1960s the impeachment inquiry in a T. Broyhill, R-N.C., and Charles investigatioh against President Since he left Justice, Doar has Watergate conunittee has hime in Merganton, N.C. “ Hie sfatemmtB lacbd sidth Bibical under Democratic presidents. partisan manner. R. Jonas Jr., s«i of a former’ Nixon, according to Chairman been director of the Bedford- blended the incisiveness df a fitst thing I’m going to do is gO quotations won national Rodino called a news confer They also have accused constitutional expert with Mhe North Carolina congressman. Peter W. Rodino Jr., of the House ence todify (10:30 a.m. BST) to Democrats bri the committee of Stiiyvesant Restoration Corp'.,fi ifRANCIS MeCAUGHEY MATILDA D. ROBINSON fishing,” he said. attention last sunuter during MRS. C, RAYMOND LATHROP _ WIU1AML.OUICK by John F. Fiemey Funeral charm of a Southern gentlen^, Among-Democrats, Henry Hall Judiciary Committee. conununity action group in New Mrs. Matilda Dougin Robln- .‘^I’d like to hear some televised Watergate-' hearings, introduce his selection. ’ stalling the inquiry In ^rder to MANCHESTER - FranOls M n . Gertrude Lotdse Ttittle William L. Gleick of 82 Home, 219 W. Center St. announced Monday will not Wilson, a congressional Uaison Althoufdi iRodino would not York City. > aon. .M, of 111 Elizabeth SL, Watergate tapes before 1 go,” s^d be! also wanttib have a hand Rodino said the special drag it out' through" the fall MeCaughey, 77, of 67 Sehod SL, U t^ , 85, of 85 Elm St, Faulknor Dr. was dead on arrival Burial will be in St. James seek reflection when his current Ervin added with a chuckle. for President Lyndon B. Johnson reveal the name of his choice for counsel, who will head a staff that elections, but Rodino said widow of John Robinson, died Windsor, w ife-of C. R aj^ond in drafting le^latii^ to avoid died Tuesday In Manchester at Manchester Memorial Cemetery. term ends in January, 197S. and form er president of the special coiuisel even to. com Wednesday at a local convales Lathrop, died Tueadqr at a lo Ervin vowed'to continue to future. Watergates. eventusilly would Include about 45 Wednesday he expected to have a Hos|dtaI Wednesday n i ^ . Chicago Board of Trade has mittee members, a committee Apparently in answer to GOP ‘ Memorial Hd^ltal. cent hospital Bom in Northern cal convalescent home. Born in Ervin, 77, expressed confi press for the “thith” about His decision tq reUre from the lawyers and Investigators, was reconunendation for the House to He was bom in Glasgow, already ,announced. Other source said it was likely to be charges, Rodino also disclosed ix He was a life-long Maneihester Ireland, she lived in Hartford 20 Wapping, she lived In Windsor dence Ite could run and win Watergate from President Nixon Senate lU a/. leave • a void in “ a man of the highest integrity.” vote on in A[n11. Scotland, N0V..II, 1896, and was a Democratic contenders include JohnM. Dour, former head of the tee one-month congresslongl m r i . She was a member of the 43 years. She w u a member of another term in the ‘ Senate, and said he still hopes Nbcon will Washington politics, but there is He chose a Republican, he said, Doar was appointed to the ’[Resident. He was an an Army Mandiester resident 26 years. First United M etho^t C b u r^ Trinity United M e th o d ist Tony Boyle where he has served for Just either testify before the com-S North Carolina Attorney General Justice Department’s civil rights because he would “ lend the Justice Department in 1960 by recess beginning this weekend ^ t e r a n of World War I and a already a considerable group of She leaves a son, William D, a m rd i, Windsor. Besides her He was employed as a cigar under 20 years. He said his active mittee or submit all relevant Robert Morgan and Rep. division. bipartisan tone I think is President Dwi(^t D. Eisenhower may be interrupted for at least 15 candidates waiting in the wings member of Yankee Division. He Robinson of West Palm Beach, husband she leaver a son, Rob salesman until his retirement in role in the Watergate in tapes and documents to resolve Richardson I^ er, P-N.C- Doar, 52, joined the Justice .necessary.” Republican mem and was an assistant attorney of his 38 conunittee members.' to seek Ervin’s seat. ert C. Lathrop of Sontewlck, -I960. vestigation “has increased my worked as a'tool crib attendant Fla.; a stepson, John D. Robin- Mass.; a daughter, Mrs. Marion Mr. Gleidi was a veteran of Transfer politicai strength in North at Pratt & Whitney Division of Son of Ktochester; three d a u ^ L. Bailey of Fitmtrldc, Ala.; World War I, was a ntember of Carolina’’ to a point unequailed in United ^ r a f i Corp. In East ters, Mrs. Ruth EtepnowsU of Wethersfield, Mrs. Margaret seven granddiihfrea and 11 the Fraternal Order M Eagles of previous years ctf public service. H artfofd ^ fore Ms retirement. great-grandchildren. The taner- Hartford, Lafayette Lodge .of Blocked But, said Ervin, it would not be Harvey of Atlanta, Ga., and ' He was a member of St. Mrs. Grace Allen of Hartford; al is Friday at 1 p.m. at the Masons of Hartford, Mandiester fair to ask his North Carolina WASmNOTON (UPI) >- A Mary’s Episco)ial Church, a nine grandchildren and two Carmon-Poquonock F u n e r a l Lodge of Elks, and the American constituents to return him to the Home,' 1811 Poquonock Ave., Po- federal Judge temporarily cberter member of the Amy great-grandsons. The funeral is Legion Post of Manchester. Senate for a term that would blodced the transfer today of Saturday at 4 p.m. at tee First mMiiock, with the Rev. Garfield He is survived by his vridow, extend beyond Ms 84th birthday. and Navy Club of Manchester United Methodist Churdi, trite ’Thompson ofllciatiilg. Burial, Mrs. Ruth Flagg Gleldc; and fortner Unitod'^Mlne Worinra “ I still do as much w oik in the a club steward for 33 years. will be in Wapping Cemetery, tee Rev. Francis W. Cterlion of three sisters, Mrs. Ruth Millstein President W. A. “Tony” Boyle to Senate as any senator of any Wapping. Caning hours at the He leavbs three sons, Francis ficiating. Burial will be in East of East Hartford, Mrs. Esteer Peimajdvania to face iwosecution funeral home are today from 7 age,’’ Ervin told a gathering of MeCaughey of Old Saybrook Cemetery, Manchester. Calling Katzhek of Hartford and Mrs. on thrm murder diarges. to 9 p.m. Memorial donations newsmen in his office 'Monday, hours at the Newhlrk and Whit Rose Midielson of Hartford. U. S. District Judge Charles Ca^^ George MeCaughey of the n u y be made to the Windsor “ and still find the official tasks ney Funeral Home, 776 Fann- The funeral will be Saturday Ridley directed U. S; marshals Manchester Police Deputment Volunteer Fire Co. Ambulance devolving upon me chailenging ' Ington Ave.,.West Hartford, are afternoon, at a time to be an not to comply with a Pennqrl-, and Edward MeCaughey of F u u L | . and satisfying.” .Friday from 3 to 5 and 7 to 9 nounced, from the John F. vania writ for custody of Boyle However, he added “ since time Mansfield: two daughters, Mrs. pjn . Memorial donations may Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. “until further order of this court.” takes a constantly accelerating John Malorca and Elaine Mc- be made to the First United MRS. CLEARY FUNERAL Center St., and btrlal will be in toil of those of us who live many Caughey, bote of Manchester; Methodist Church, 571 Farming- VERNON — The funeral of Old North Cemetery, West The Justice Department served years, it is simpiy not reasonable ton Aye., Hertford. notice that it would file an and a brother, Joseph Mc- Mrs. Lily K. d ea ry , 81, of 15 Hartford. for me to assume that my eye will Ihompson S t, vrbo died Mon Friends may call Friday, 2 to 4 anoended request later today I 0iughey of Willington. remain undimmed and my day, scheduled for today at 10 and 7 to 9 p.m. to allow Boyle to be arraigned at ' The funeral is Friday at 11 natural force ^tay unabated for JOSEPH ANGEU a.m. In S t John’s Episcopal The family suggests that Washington, Fa., on the vray to a SO'long a tim e.” 'a.m. in John Tierney Funeral MANCHESTER — Joseph An- Church, will be conducted in memorial contribdions can be federal prison hospital in After he leaves the Senate, ilomc, 219 W. Center St. Burial geli, 95, of 2525 56tb Ave. N o ^ , stead at the same hour in made to the Memorial Fund of Siuringfleld, Mo. St. Petersburg, Fla., widower of Riiteoy ordered Bojde sent to kill be in East Cemetery. Burke-Fortin Funeral Home, 7$ Center Congregational Churdi or Mary Kornse Angell, died Tues Prospect St., Rockville because prison Wednesday, rejecting a ; Calling hours are today from to the Masonic Home in day In St. Petersburg after a of storm conditions. Burial will Wallli^ford. reqdeat for dday, after reducing t to 9 p.m. long Ulness. be in Grove Hill Ctemetery, Us sentence from five to three 'omtiei Spanish Watkins Funeral Home, 143 E. Bom in Hungary, he lived In Rockville Mitchell J. SzemtUnsU years for illegally making con Center St.i is making nrrahge- Manchester for 60 years, rett Mitchell J. Szemtlinaki of 212 tributions to political campaigns (nents. , ing to Florida five years ago. Angelo Pontlllo Porter St., the husband of in 1968. 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The town operated No details on the fire were Windows Ar^erfiredamaaeda “ oddities of the Kissinger Meets With Tho from go, where to get firewood, and power all week but the school has stores were open for business emergency shelters Tuesday available. crisis, pet goldfUh how to handle emergency been closed. soon after." ul^t at the Sytes School and Nye In Hebron, parts of the town ^ belonging to A n d m D* Brown One of the dangers of using a situations at their honest The Light & Power Co. The center of Rockville has had flrdiouse.,Those sh e a rs have appear completely deserted. O j^ oneM t o e ^ n s three fire jundved freezing in their Replace for a longer period of.^ calls have been refei^ to Civil J^l^rcrews^were woiidng today power most of 'the time and stores oi^^tow^ Residents lum left their homes companies has been on regular PARIS (UPl) — Secretary of Vietnam stoce^the pact was time is that surrounding material Defense headquarters. in the Lake St. and Warren Ave. there have been open this w e ^ operated emergency shelter is to mercy of the elements, seeking Kissinger and signed. Only hours before Tho becomes overheated and areas of Vernon and company Vernon Police said this mor- the Vernon Center Middle shelter elsewhere. o**'®'**® f ® Poorer went out at the home ^ North Vletaam negotiator Le Due Things are running smoothly at and Kissinger sat down, the South chimney fires s often result officials said power would be ning that the situation was tm- School ustog emei^ency generators Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Brown Sr. Tho met today to try to save toe Manchester Memorial Hospital But a spokesman for the Vietnamese government accused restored to that area by tonight. proved greatly and it is only toe The Nathan Hale Chapter of toe Some reMdents have been at 5 a m . Monday. The fish ap. crumbling Vietnam cease-fire That situatibn has occurred despite toe problems caused by Connecticut Light and Power C o . ___ ^ toe Communists of the most five times since Wednesday On Wediesday, CLW,crews rural areas which are still American Red Cross has been s l M ^ on toe fUor on Firehouse parenUy froze to their b o ^ toey worked out nearly a year /I the stonn crisis. Bert Dettus, (CL&P) said toe firm hopes to No. 8 attacks across the country to nine \ morning, with toe worst fire restoredpowerto the Skinner Rd. without power today. providtog food to people at the k c u I • 1 Power was restored at 5 p.m. ago and head off a' new aU-out MMH development director, have all power restored In Rham" months. area and to other parts of Vernon Vernon Police have been M i^e School High School is also Wediesday and the fish came war. reported at the Qiarles Fuller retorted today. Hebron by too end of the day. providing shelter. allva as toe eliuh melteH Th«v to addition to meeting Tho, home at 159 Olcott S t Wednesday where there are elderly housing assisted in patrolling blacked oid In Ellington, the town operated Kissinger and Hio met tor a Kissinger planned to make final Dittus said the hospital Hebron firemen respon^ to One rtoident reported that a jJe «cUv2y S S i^ ^ iou n d ^ at 9:24 a.m. projects and convalescent areas Tuesday and Wednesday ah em ergency shelter at sdieduled she hours to the old business has been hectic, but toree caUs, one of them, a fire to phone service m a T from Penn- « w ^ Z u T S H S e tor th^ preparations with Algerian Fo The Town Fire Department hos^tals. ^ nights by National Guardsmen in E ^ g to n High M io o l i a house whose occupants had left ^ 'v iitosa id V e"h a d ”nw er reen Majestic Hotel, where the cease reign Minister Abdel Aziz there have been no unusual fire was signed Jan. 7 by toe responded to that fire and had toe {X'oblems. four military cars. The Edward Moser home onl it>,th toe firepl^e going. The m hSd a X > K n hfa ftate »»lbeniatlon. Bouteflika for Friday’s opening blaze under control within an United States, North Vietnam, of the Middle East peace con He ^ d , hospitol personnel hour. South Vietnam and toe Viet Cong. ference in Geneva. have been shifting location of Men and equipment stayed at That pact has been consistently OjjaLs, most mysterious of several hospital operations, “ a the scene for several hours. broken although toe two men Arriving Wednesday to Paris precious gems, and all one-of-a-hiud. maneuvering operation” to make Three pumpers and a ladder shared the 1973 Nobel Peace after a twcxlay visit to Portugal more space available. % 'It From left: Transparent orange M ex truck were sent and line and hose Prize tor negoUattog it. Tho and Spain, Kissinger called on Dittus noted that shifting of ican op(d. 2 diamonds, ^21 udiite were laid from nearby hydrants. refused to. a c c ^ t the award, all four parties to the Vietnam several departments has made opal u’ith 7 diamonds, SI7’’ ; black Firemen said about half of toe citing toe. almost continuous cease-fire to honor their pledges space available for emergency fighting, since toe truce took and woik for peace. opal, 12 diamonds, M 100. AH in 14K second floor, attic, and roof were cases. damaged. effect. »; “ What is inqiortant is that the gold. Easy Payments Several hospital employes have Give A Famous Appliance! The meeting was toe second The lV4-story, frame structure signatories of the agreement on been staying in lounges and other was uninhabitable after the fire, meeting between the two men Vietnam do eveiything to their non-patient areas because their firemen said. since toe original agreement. power to reduce the danger of homes have been without power. The cause of toe blaze was not They signed a supplemental pact conflict and to contribute as they 2 The hospital regained electric ¥ % OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT last June that also failed to bring pledged to bring peace to Viet determined, but it is believed that power at 10 p.m. Monday but toe peace. nam,” he said. “ It is to that spirit it started from a defective hospital’s generatoRi had to be JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 chimney. An estimated 50,000 persons that I will hold talks with Le Due used from time to time. This The Fuller family made have died to battle to South Tho.” *58 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER morning the hospital was • Hartford • Haw Britain • MIddlatown arrangements to stay with operating on full power without relatives and friends. its own generators. Dittos said. 4k The Town Fire Department also reported chimney fires at In South Windsor, police 1071 E. 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MOST ITEMS AVAILABLE AT MOST GRANT CITY STORES In Order 10 Insure Chrielmet Delivery no rain check will be liausd. 3 WAYS TO CHAROE SALE: Thurs. thru Sat# WETHERSFIELD MANCHE8TER the more for your moneysworth store DO YOU KNOW GMNT CIH HAS: ikAmmicmo Mon. thru FrI. 9:30 SJn. to 10:00 pjm. Hartford Ave Rt. 83 & Vernon Circle Main Street Windwr Ave toai Dean Hiqhwav Grant Plaza Rt. 44 • Car coats, long coata MANCHESTER *• HAHTFOBO Saturday O.DO ajn. to 10:00 pjil. NEWINGTON 1145 Tolland Tpko. VERNON ROCKY HILL WINDSOR WETHERSFIELD . WINSTED • Fashion shoes Ample tree parking. Charge with BankAmericard, Mastercharge. West Middle Turnpike Elm Plaza Farmington Valley Mall' New Britain Avenue Farmington Avenue • Latest handbag atylqs MANCHESTER ENFIELD AVON SIMSBURY PLAINVILLE BRISTOL L 3 - • / H rt Noles In Welfare Programs Lodge Install s New Officers appointd Ather to the lodge line and Ronald J. Erickson, Soloist] seven years ago. The ch^ ge to Norman F. Pierce, the Iro-, Wa s h in g t o n ( u p i ) - Four Pennsylvania that even if the largest and costliest welibre are ine^ble, 22.8 per cent are GIFT WRAP RIBBONS 19.2 per cent. North Dakota had federal and state aid la'provldedi “ Our goal is to improve public ndssloner of welfare, ‘"niere is the wardens was presented by mediate past master, was the' of every ten welfare families are govemnent guarantees a mini program—Aid to Families with overpaid'and 8.1 per cent un A full house witnessed the marshall; Robert W. Ferguson, W. McClelland, junior deacon; the lowest ineligibility rate, Robert W. Ferguson, past convening master and the con-i ineligible or incorrectly paid, mum income, the working poor Depoident Children (AFDC)— derpaid. to 7.8 million children and 8 assistance management so that certidnly a lot more than one per installation of the new officers of installing chaplain; and William Arkknsas the lowest over Richard A. Bolin, senior master; the charge to the officers costing taxpayers $1.17 billion a will continue to work for a living. represent the highest level of m illion adults throu|ih AFDC. welfare money is carefully used cent, but we i can’t- say . how Manchester Lodge, of htasons at A. Reichart /Glare past masters vening marshal was James' G IFT BOXES New York state had the highest payments and Maine die lowest steward; John Ferguson, junior by Sandberg; and the charge to year, Health, Education and ’Hie conclusion is Iniportant for w ^ re error ever reported by Sates are threatened with a loss to make correct peyments to thie m uch.” the Masonic TempleT of Manchester Lodge.. Stratford, past master. i All The Things You Need et Plezel rate of ineligibility—17.5 per cent underpayments. steward; Warren De Martin, the brethren by Arne P. Sterud, Welfare Secretary Caspar W. welfare policy makers who are HEW. of their federal duu«, about 84 truly needy,” Weinberger said. He said the current 41.1 per! Roger S. Ather was installed as The other Installed officers Ushers were DeMolay boys^ of its case loads. New Hampshire “Stakes are high. In tem u of ire marshal; Sandberg, chaplain; past master. Weinberger said today. preparing a new welfare reform Based on a national sample of per cent on a national average,'if His chief welfare aides tdd cent error rate’ results in worshipful master. The new Earl M. Robe^'tson, senior from John Mather Chapter, k had the highest rates of over both public dollars and ptblic James W. McKay, organist; The presentation of the colors In a separate report, HEW said proposal. 44,000 recipients this year, they fall to reduce the rate of newsmen the amount of actual misspending nearly 18-cents in master was installed by William wardem; George R. Ouillette, William C. Bray, 'iVler. Manchester Assembly, Order o f' PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE payment—40.9 per cent, and oonfldaice,” Weinberger said in was conferred by Washington there is new evidence from ex Findings from an intensive six Weinberger said 10.2 per cent of hwligiliillty to 8 per cent and fraud was unknown. “We know every welfare dollar. Rainbow for Girls, distributed | 70S EAST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER North Carolina the highest a statement R Sandberg, past master. The junior warden; Malcolm During the ceremony, the Commandery Knights Tenq)Ier periments in New Jersey and monfii study of the nation’s the 10.8 million AFDC recipients overpayments to 0 per cent by there is a lot of fraud on welfare,” other installing officers were: Robertson, secretary; William the programs, and Temple (NEXT TO FRANKS SUPERMARKET) percentage of underpayments— About $7 billion a 3rear in charge (0 the master was of Hartford. July, 1978. said Robert B. Carleson, com- Arne P. Sterud, installing Hewitt, treasurer; Joseifli M. Chapter, Order of Eastern Star, I DPEN«*ED.,THURS„FRI.TIU9 ^ presented by William A. Music for the evening was Hyland, senior deacon; Russell prodded the hefi-eshments. Reichart, past master who had provided by McKay, organist; Paper Firm Running Out Of Fuel Oil Christmas gift savings that make him with AUGUSTA, Maine (UPI) — n ------* ______. Gifts Chairman The vice president of the Great John A. DeQuattro has been Northern Paper Co., the chief appointed chairman of. the glfte \ / supplier of newsprint to New guarantee happier. and bequests committee for the! England newspapers, said Wed Manchester Scholarship Foun \ nesday if the company can’t find dation. / an oil supply by Friday it will DeQuattro is a graduate of either have to extend its The Lafayette Guarai|tee Manchester High School and Christmas shutdown or severely Money-Back/Exchanae You can exchange anything you buy During that time we will repair, Boston University. He is presi (w tail its operations. G uarantee at Lafayette within 6 0 days o f purchase, replace, your unit without charge i . dent and treasurer of the J.D. Robert HUlendale, vice presi W e guarantee any audio or electronic for any reason, for an item o f equal or labor or material. Merchandise mutt not Real Estate Co., Inc., and sub dent for northeastern operations, equipment we m II can't be bought any higher price simply by paying the differ be abused and mutt be accompanied by sidiaries. where el«e for lejt. ence, if any. iq. said the company’s plants in your salts receipt. He is a past president and a A ll merchandise must be in original Millinocket and East Millinocket If you tee it for len, return it within director of the Greater carton, like-new condition, with your have only 28 days of residual oil 3 0 dayt after purchaie and w e'll return your money. sales receipt. Rain Chack Guarantaa: Manchester Chamber of left. Commerce , a director of the A i for LafSyette'i own equipment, Hi-Fi/Sp«sk«r Guarantee A ll advertised items will be available “ We have to decide whether it at the advertised price during the sale United Way of Manchester, we guarantee you can't buy comparable W e guarantee any Lafayette ampli would be better to extend the CC p e iM . Should an item tell out, We will equipment anywhere else for leu . regard- fier, tuner and receiver for two yeaiji, president of Kiwanis Club of get it for you at the advertit^ P t i ^ Christmas shutdown and then leu o f .the brand name. O r return what and any Criterion speaker for five part, Manchester, an incorporator of (Items marked “ limited quantity” » start up with a limited number of you bought from us \yithin 3 0 ^ y i after to be free o f defects in material and Manchester Memorial cepted). machines.” purchase and w e'll return your money. workmanship. Hospital, and a member of m errier Great Northern asked for the UNICO of Manchester. meeting with the legislative He lives with his wife, leadership to explain the problem Valerie, and three children at which has been caused by 49 Arvine Pi. . Canada’s announcement that it Save $50 On Lafeyette’s Christma will be unal^e to supply Ameri Best AM/FM Stereo 8-Track can paper companies with oil. Canada is under pressure from Modular Phono System... the Arabian States q<(t to export O ur L S C -9 0 00 containa evnything any oil to the United States. you'll need to m joy A M /F M , ^ a c k ' "The facts are that our supplier ilereo cartridge, and itereo record,. of residual oil is Irving Fuel, Co., Each of the. 2 acouuie uupemion qieaker of New Brunswick,” HUlendale tyitem, contain, an 8" woofer, 3 J/J" said. “ They have taken the tweeter, and cellular horn duperaion duct. By BRUCE MEYER position that they won’t export to The Garrard 2025 4 -q x ^ record Lafayette 4-Channel Stereo United Press International changer feature cueing, and the 8-track any more paper companies.” Is Superb All By Itself... In Endand, the name for Because of the aUocation pro player haa illuminated track indicator,. ' iti' them is ‘‘ravers.” But When You Can Save Plartic du,t cover and 45 R P M windle gram, Great Northern and other A raver is the kind o f rock paper companies are having $151, That’s Sensational! included. I24-03475HW XI fan who goes to a concert with trouble getting American oU Reg. 249.95 no in ten tion o f listening passively to the music. TTie since they have always reUed on Lafayette's 104-watt RM S LR-221 Lend An Ear To A Lafayette Stereo System Canadian oU. SAVE 50.00 1 9 9 » ® raver wants to boogie, to cut A M /F M receiver plays 4-channel S Q F M That Wont Bend Your Wallet Out of Shape loose and scream and go home “ Unless we can buy oU on the broadca^s S Q records, discrete tapes, and delightfully exhausted, almost 0 0 -4 records < with optional demodulator). international market, we are go W e 'w put t o g e ^ an impreuive ,tereo syitem that will make both purged T>y the music and the In addition, it makes all ^-channel ing to have down time at our your ear and youvavallet very happy.. excitement. records, tapes, and F M stereo sound Your Words Go A mills,” he said. T h e highlight o f the lystem i, Lafayette', L R -2 0 0 A 32-watt R M S There are a lot o f ravers in 4-dimensionai. Long Way With FULL- Hillendale said Great Northern receiver. It', a flaw icu performer, whether you call on it to play »tereo \ England, many o f them quite A Garrard 4 0 B turntable, with base, would buy black market oU if CB Walkie-Talkies record,, tape,, or A M /F M broadcaiti. Flip a twitch for Loudneu, young —as young as 8 or 9 and Pickering P / A T E -1 cartridge vk ill they could, but he said th^ com M ono/Sjtteo. Tape Monitor, High Filter, and FM muling i to (most o f the youngest are treat your records with care. A nurie code key ii elhninale inter,lalion n o is e . dris). All. o f them are crazy pany has so far been unable to A nd each o f the 4 Criterion 333 included with th ee A Garrard 4 0 B turntable \yith j>aM, and Pickering P / A T E - 1 about Slade. And that has put find any. speakers features an " woofer, 3 " tweeter, K phiilkated unit, to let dress shirt 8 Lafayette’s Best cartridge will pamper your recoid,. ' ’ Slade in unchallenged control He said the black market price 4 0*1 8 ,0 0 0 H z range, and power capacity you tranimit in code if A n d the 2 Criterion 3 3 3 tpeaker lyitem , each feature, an 8” o f the British charts, with a I r t i i n o f 30 watts. you like. They're for AM /FM Digital Clock Radio for oU is between $14 and $20 per woofer. 3 " (\veeler, frequency req»nM of 4 0 -18 ,0 0 0 H z, and power string o f singles hits unbroken barrel, as com pared to the T h e money you'll save will come in •hort-range communica 24-hpur alarm, 2-hour deep timer, handling capacity o f 3 0 watt,. since 1971. handy for Christmas. regular pried" of $5 to $6 per tion. 9 -V o lt battery in 9-minute doze button, glowing face and Performance and savuag,. . . a winning combination! Slade’s music is loud and barrel. cluded. (42-04012L*) tuning dial, alarin/buzzer wake-up, and simple. They have yery few “ We have tet determined ex If Bought Singly 580.60 pillow ipeaker. Attractive red color. tunes that are anything but an If Bought Singly 350.70 .1 . j . 1 0 9 0 (17-02612W ) *A rro w ^ actly what our plan is going to invitation to boogie, and their SAVE 151.60 H 2 9 Special Xdtai V / • be,” HiUendale said. “ We cao SAVE 91.70 purpose on s ta g e is Purchase! Pair » 2 5 9 single-minded: keeping the take down t i ^ across the board, audience out o f their seaU. we can cut back, we just haven’t Lead j^ g e r Noddy Holder Classic £iOok»,. decided what alternative to use.” Play With A resembles a large and puckish The company’s decision will be Full 8-Track leprechaun,.with an based on several factors, he said. Lafayette indomitable will to get even “ We have to think about em Stereo Deck.. the most lethargic audiences Classic Price!,., ployment in the mills, the effect And Save AM/FM Lafayette’s “ up o f f their backsides.” . Styles' keep changing. And prices keep a; on the conununities, where we’re Over $30! Radio Deluxe Guitarist Dave Hill adds what rising. But Arrow’s Classic Belmont Club located and the effect on our • f t ftM i. he calls “ brash flash,’’ keeps giving you the biggest value for your Cassette 3-Band AM /FM app^ariri^ in silver epaulets, custaners,” he said. shirt dollar. Smart looking, not extreme, Recorder With Built-In Mike Weather Radio eight inch heels', Great Northern Paper is the Laf.iyette’ s R K -8 9 0 A stereo 8-track cartridge recorder/player Lafayette Cassette Recorder fitter-bedecked face and one but right up front with our times. And you major suppUer of newsprint to l.i|>e deck let, you make your own 8-lrack stereo tape cartridge. With Built-In Condenser Mike Built-in A M /F M railio and condemer o f the iforld’s great infectious won’t get a shock when you check the price mike make our R K 4 7 a real value. Loaded Tune in the W eather Bureau (1 6 2 -1 6 4 New England newspapers. He The fe.vlures are loo numerous to mention, K> just lake our word for Our R K -7 2 casMtte recorder plays and smilesi, fostered by an. tag. M H z ) at the touch o f a button. Feature, said, the newspapers now have it: you can’t d o better than this for the price we're asking! (9 9 -I 5 9 6 8 W * ) records up to 2 hours. 19 9 -1 6 2 2 2 L * ) with the ridit features, betterie, included. exceptidhally large quantity of Sizes 14VZ-32 thru 17Vz-35 low inventories of newsprint on Reg. 159.95 (99-1613! L*) crisp A M /F M reception, A F C on F M , teeth, -g much more. (99-35651W *) 499s Stripes hand because of a strike by SAVE 30.95 95 Reg. 69.95 C 095 Like* the last British Canadian newspapers this past 129 29 SAVE 10.00 59 < supergroup to hit these shores, summer which created a short T. Rex„. Slade is finding the lucrative U.S. market tough to age. See What You Hear In A Burst crack. Their albums (two on A meeting was to be held in Of Dazzling, Pulsating Color. . . P oly d or, one recently on Washington today between paper Full-Size AM/FM Personal Lafayette’s LT-725A Warners) have had only company officials, membm of Portable Radio From Lafayette FM/AM Stereo scattered success, and only one the Maine congressional dele R ed , blue, green, and Tuner Performs single, “ Gudbuy T ’ Jane” , has yellow color lights ebb gation and representatives from Handsomely styled Lafayette radio, Even Better made any chart progress at all. and flow with the music the federal energy office to dis svilh easy-to-view sliderule tuning, 3 Foi- a band whose lifeblood is SOLIDS $8.00 W you're playing. Than It Looks... cuss the problem. singles, that can be disastrous. dynamic speaker, earphone/external Every note is convert s|>eaker jack, built-in ferrite A M and The Warners album, “ Sladest,” ed into a panorama o f Save Over 10% On Lraix IrleKopic F M whqi antennas, and more. still has a chance—it’s a brilliant color. Electronic Computer lut Powered by an inexpensive 9-volt collection .of singles that have H ooks up to speaker Ultra-modem in design, with pushbutton lelectios o f M on o/Stereo. battery (included). (W -35594L*) Provide, an inught to the world o f the hit big in Europe and could lead, of any sound M P X Filter, M ute Switch on F M . F M / A M recaption. Si|pi*l Business computer. Over 5 0 different programs. catch on. ' source. (2 I -2 5 9 0 4 W ) strength tuning meter, and much more. (9 9 -0 2 2 9 7 W * ) Less batteries. 11 9 -2 3 0 3 6 * ) In fairness to the group, it R eg. 14.95 must be acknowledged that Burned Out 88 Reg. 34.95 0 0 9 5 SAVE 2.07 Reg. 2 7.9 5 2 4 9 5 Reg. 149.95 they are taking the setbacks in 12 SAVE 5.00 SAVE 3.00 SAVE 20.95 129 stride, tackling the colonies ' EAST HAMPTON, Conn. with a healthy dose o f good (UPI) — A 100-year-old wood humor (hat contrasts sharply fi'ame buUding housing two bus Zoom In On A Lafayette SP-11 Enjoy AM “ Novatron” Scientific Learn How To Play llie with the arrogant, bitterness o f ‘ We’re Not T. Rex’sjMarc Bolan. inesses in the center of East Microscopic World Cassette Headphones' Instrument Will Guitar Qn Hampton was destroyed by fire Bluffing... Programs “Ametica has kept our feet OnTliis Pocket Fascinate You! Your Own... on the bound,” Holder says, early today. Capable o f 50, It’s An “ W e’ v ^ got to start from The fire was believed to have 75.200. 300. Radio For Less Capable of Electro scratch.' Coming 'to America 500imd750X Than $ 3 ... producing 75,000 Y o u get a started in the boUer room of the has tightened our act. In magnification. Poker volti, srethabto- hardwood body building at about 5:30 a.m., of Europe me can. do a lot of Sample ilidct, Game J^w-priced AM lutely ufebecauw guitar with itee!- ficials said. clowning around. Here we’ve 5-piece disiecting radio delivert big sound the current ii ao reinfoTced neck, Firefighters’ efforts were ham had to work on the playing.” ' kit, much more. from iti 2 1/ 4" speaker. •mall. neck cord, pick, pered considerably by smoke But h^ does feel that time is Initnjctkms includ* Play ,tud or draw poker, or even black Feature, irotent-on lolid- Perform excit extra ttringi, carry r T - ' T h e only headphone, for a fi-om buniing plastic at Robert ed. batteries extra. ital^ circuitry, and ing expetimeirta bag. and initnie> on Sladi’s side, now .that the caaette recorder ere at Lafayette. jack on this faKinating game. “ Cards” band is beginning to attract WUUams East, a company ^hldi (99.70450*) . com e, with an earphone, with the aid o f u i tkm book and Y o u can UM them with radio, or spin and you (top them. Fully automatic, the kind o f audience it needs makes windows for envelopes. carrying Urop, and inatructioa manual. record. T V , that have headphone jack,. runt on 2 " C batteries 1 not included). in Nooth America: “The The other businera in the SAVE $2 (19-26039*) bstteiy,(l7-67029L*> (99-90086*) (13-52921W *) /• (99-03378*) _ younger kids, who don’t \ structure was Tennglad of Ten Reg. 6 .9 5 ^ 9 5 compart. uS to the Beatles and nessee, a phonograph case man Re« 1 J.95 Reg. 4.98 2 9 8 95 Reg. 24.95 t Q 9 5 1 6.95 X “ 5 *® SAVE $2 4 Stones. Jhose bands are from \ ufacturer. SAVE 2.00 15 S A V E $ 5 * 5 ' the ’60l and, sure, the kids / The building formerly housed a know about them, biit t h ^ REGAL MEN'G GHGP toy firm, the Gong Bell Manu I.Wn mstrv* the right to limit qusntitlos. Sile prieei in effect thra. Sat, Dae. 22wl don’t identify. A lot of people facturing Co. don’t seem to realize there'^ a ■THE COMPLETE MEN'S STORE' Radio dispatcher William Day new generation of rock ’n’ roll of the East Hampton Fire De fans — the new cycle has MANCHESTER VERNON begun, the sixth cycle.” partment first got a call on the IMHCAMEIIICMO RADIO 901- 907 MAIN STREET The sixth cycle? TRI-CITY PLAZA fire at 6 a.m ., he said. Fire ELBCTROMCS “ Sure, this whole thing 7 fighting units from Middletown, started in the 20’s, with AI Portland, C o^ ester, East Had- STORES COAST-TQ-COAST Jdlson. He was the first pop OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. damMoodus and Marlboro aided star, a freak for his time. the East Hamphm department. Listen to us^you can’t go w ron g. Everybody, thought he was A dry goods store and a paper mad to black up. and ad lib on box manufacturing company MANCHESTER WEST HARTI^ORO STAMFORD MILFORD BniDOEPORT HAMDEN ^ stage. The 70’s are the sixth & Spree saoppina Ctntsr BWiop', Corner Shopplat Center Ridftway Center Coan. Foot Shoppini Caatar Ufayatta Shopplat rtau Haaidaa Plata OpetiiM i Man. th ru Sol. r cycle since then.” RemeighRT's^<6gaTs el80 has a coihplete Big Tall Shop and Formal Wear nearby were endangered by the 391 Broad St., off Center SL 3S7 No. Mala St., cor. Atbaoy Avt. Opan lata Mon, ttirii Sat Opan Lata Mon. thru Sat Opan Lata Man. Uvs tat. Opta lata Moo. thru I blaze. Open Late Mon. thru Sat. (Adi^lnf Lord S Tayl^ •luipqctad The way Slade sees it, they, O^a Lata Mon. thru Sat can’t lose. And they may be , .. Rarital and Sales Department... right •V. a Black Hawks Fit To Be Tied Rams The Chicago Black Hawks are hfiartin’s tying goal came on a of toe game when he tb>ped in a handed marker by California’s fit to be tied in the National IMooter after he ptcked up a first period shot by Rene Robert Ken Mcaneely. And the third CHRISTMAS TREE Hockey League this seasoi). rebound of a shot by teammate of t o Sabres. perW goals , by Thompson imd The Hawks were Bed for toe Norm Qratton whidi bounced off hi toe otoer V three games, Ellis wtiqitped it up. ORNAMENTS loth time this season Wednesday t o pads Hawk goalie Thny Ihronto downed CaUfomia S>3, Lou Name md JttoDrOi-. night when Rick Martin’s 30to Eiqposito. Minnesota beat Atlanta 4-2 am scored 51'Secoon ^lart late in ^ Toif Will Love Our Seleotlon! ^ LOS ANGELES (UPI) — Tlie he gets outside he will usually goal with less than nine minutes ^ t o of toe Chicago goals came St. Louis nipped Los Angeles S-1. toflrstpeilod aTthe North Stars Los Angeles Rams spent most of gain moipe ground. Basically, in to play gave the Buffalo Sabres a in the sectmd period to give toe Third p^od goals ^ Emd doyitpdtoojn^s. their workout Wednesday on any defense, you want to keep toe 2-2 deatoock with the Havta. Hawks a 2-1 leiul as rodde Dave Thompson and Ron Ellis paced .T M rty-ih^yaM ^ BOnnesota strengthening their defense for runner in front of you and inside, Kryskow netted a IMoot screen toe Maple Leafs ^ toe victory PLAZA DEPT. STORE The tie lifted the Hawks into a yetaran fontara Murray Otow (Wa HiM A NotlM To Plaasa) die game against the Cowboys at llie defense has more men in deadlock wito Philaddphla for shot and Pit Martin tipped in a over t o Golden Sieils’. uopoto game in toe DaUas Sunday. side.” first place in the West Division, screen shot by PhU Russell It The Leafs led 2-l.after t o first Rncf la iTanli’i SapomiKM During the regular season, the NHL with an netgoal with 27 ______BMW IHIMIM. HWWsf IMMICIIOMiBf ’The Rams leave Friday for each with 38 points. However, toe was Martin’s 13to goal tola period ^ e n p arry Monahan and seconds left to play to ice toe Cowboys scored more points (31) Dallas. If they win, they will host Hawks have played 29 games season. 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V Scoreboard NalMMH Sm MIMS AHMIMm MtMliitt ay UMMt ar«M WNTMaMwi SMNr* CwUira itt Cronin Has Ev^ything Needed AMMM MrtMM w I act a.k. •oMn M * .NO — Mw VwH I* 14 .94 4W A lls auftato 14 I I .4M II N e w YORK (UPI) — O.J. Sunday. against the New Y m -It tars I I I I .144 M Cairtrll MvlilMi > Star offensive unit Includes The cornerbacks are Robert Jack Rudnay of Kansas City at w I Charley Johnson of Denver at James of Buffalo and Clarence center and Denver’s Floyd Little CaM*l II 13 .a wtlstics while leading the cast by$ports writers from Decision in Houk Case Mtanll II II .4t4 m (gurterbaefr, Ron Shanklin of Scott of (Cleveland. at running bade. BOSTON (TJPI) - Anurican from the Oakland A’s to the —He most likely will moyi. HMMon II N ■j^falo Bills to their finest seasoB^across the nation—uiree from Pittsburgh at wide receiver, The Dolphins had five more The second defenrive unit has League P r u d e n t Joe Cronin, Cronin, dosing a/16yo«‘ relpi u , g „ marathon meeting CNm Iw iO II 13 .m 7 Yankees, Oonin said Wednesday sq>arate n ilii^ on the two WMlarn Cm larm c* M seven years, added another each conference city. . Riley Odoms of Denver at tight players selected to the second I Blvin Bethea of Houston and L.C. a c t ^ as Judge and jury In the decisions would be forthcoming matters instead of an all- as league president, called die die outspoken Finley W I Ifarel Thursday when he was WMle Simpson took tha In- end. Art Shell of Oakland and team—quarterbade Bob Grlese, ^Greenwood of Pittsburgh at end, casea of Dick WilUama* and “aa soon as possible.” ruling his “ m ost com plex ^ equaUy>voed WUUams was encompassing declslai. •MIKvMffctt V « % i* Hlected unanimously to the dividual honors, the Miami Wnston Hill of the New York Jets tackle Norm Evans and running Fernandez and Denver’s Paul Ralph Houk'a managerial In the absence of a ruling on decision, not having had any ••as pieasantascould bo,” adding n tp Cronin, 67, looked haggard i\ 13 W ted Press International 1973 Dolphins ! : dominated the at tackle and Reggie McKenzie, beck Mercury Morris on offense Stnito at tackle, Phil Villapiano legd ^l^.” ; _ ttat the atmosphere In the defections while still under either case, Cronin made two after W e d n e ^ y 's 6 14 hour KC'OfVWtM 10 14 vMtierican Conference A ll^tar baltoting. Seven DMpMns were A m HIc OIVtIltfl Simpson “ main man” blocker at and middle linebacker Nick of Oakland and Ted Hendricks of contract, has everything he needs prellminaiy decisions: Both Houk and Wlllianu left anergy-crlsis-cooled conforance nwrtlng widi Williams, Oakland I pel. f.o. tetra. selected to the first team. Buffalo, at guard. Buonlcontl and tadde Manny B a ^ o r e at outside linebacker, now-r«zcept a decision. their clubs with two y««rs ..amiost cordld. OoMvn Ital* U II .171 —He w ill make die decisions owner Charles O. Finley, Yankee Bimpson, who ran for 2,003 Paul Warfield was selected at ' The defensive unit is manned remaining on U m e y e w con- „ n ^ lUw a conversation------im Ant«l« If 1» Fernandez on defense. WllUe Brown of Oakland and Following two days of hearings himself even if he must stay President Oabe Paul and 10 other 14 If .424 irds this season and broke Jim wide receiver, Larry Uttle at REBAL’S 14 14 .3M by four members of the Pitt The remainder of the second Lemar Parrish of Cincinnati at on Houk’s jump from the New beyond his scheduled Jan. 1 •" mnplre-once the fifth assorted lawyers and underlings 12 » .1S3 town’s 10-year-old single- guard, Jim Langer at center, sburgh Steelers. Dwight WMte team offense includes Oakland’s cornerback and two Steelers, 0 York Yankees and Williams’ sMft re^ m en t date; pacts with Detroit and New Ywk, begins you forget thei^™^ WMMNsr'i e* S fmr the teams and league. Ssoi record of 1,863 yaitis, Larry Csonka at running back, Joins Stanfill attend and Joe FVed Blletnikoff and Cincinnati Mike Wagner and Glen Edwards, respectively. Both contend ^ ^le fourth Inning.’’I W IMw York IN \ Iped the Bills set a season Bill Stanflll at defensive end, Grerae teams with Cincinnati’s rookie Isaac Curtis at wide et safety, had verbal > agreements— ry«iin aAM . w cmciw n B lUhing record for a club as he Dick Anderson at strong safety Mike Reid at tackle. Both Steeler receiver, aeveland’s Milt Morin Simpson, Csonka, Hill and ABA Roundup Williams from Finley ana noux outKoina league president fminmpma mi nmnn n Djtcame the first back ever to and Jake Scott at free safety. outside linebackers, Jack Ham at tight end, Russ Washington of Little are toe only repeaters on from George 'Steinbrenner—to -Q_i.Q_|||aa«n. “ I have several •‘•’•eilBl- jPKord throe 206yard gaihes in Anderson was second only to and Andy Russell, were chosen to San Diego at tackle, Gene Up- offense wMle the entire defensive desert their contracts. pages of testtewiiy to' «•- tte seasoh. Simpson, who broke Shnpson with 29 votes, Shaw of Oakland and Bruce Van front four repeated along with Finley, on the o ^ r hand, has j.ji confer with counsd Sy UbHmI em t iiMnuliMMl flank Kansas City’s middle the record In his final game last The remainder of the AFC All- linebadier, WilUe Lanier. Dyke of Pittsburgh at guard, Russell, James, Anderson and filed suit to ke^ W iU I^ ^ attorney Jim Garner) and 'Dr. J' Listens to Coach CaroHn* Scott. managing anywhere but Oaklaid ^cn make die dedsUms.” Lost somedmes in the sparkle Larry Kenon, New York’s Ki)ilucky •44S 1 Denver’s fifth straight defeat. for two years unless he gets r —qi,, ,s ld he felt the Houk Mm V«rk .«lf 1 of Julius “Dr. J” Ervlng’s ^ superb 64 rookie forward, led aU VkWnU .374 12 9 v e w w w » OF AMtaicA, inc .257 14 credible shoto, ' Pt«gP» t” ?* adc^ate compensation from the wiUlams cases “were not MkmyiMi --**—*•--“—*** *lew York J laiyc m reread W I Dolphins Great at Home steals and ' Mtfh 14 I I desire to listenr s m “ • ssSpSS.'srnMS13 points asxea "H ine /naJjjaa^y's) testimony i«n AntofOo I f 14 .543 — ^M IAM I (U PI) — Oct. 31, 1971. The Dolphins, who are favored weight cast. 2 points when Shepherd tossed his Tigers for recompense for I feel fo w ^ s e p ^ te ^ ^ 17 14 J1S 1 Kevin Loughery, who played N ew Y ork otatrMiounded Ken- p a t was more than 25 months to advance to the American He proved in practice Wed first bonus basket to cot the sliminB Houk. . i, , , assured he “ wouldn’ t 14 14 .447 2V3 beidde and affiinst the best in the tudry 66-03. Ards Gilmore had 16 ton D itto 15 I f .441 3Vz •go—a long time. Football Conference cham- nesday by operating at his margin to 7746. Cronin said the matiCT of a)|oi|](icr M r. (Incom ing W etneitor'i Ktooilt NBA during hb career and now rebounds but only four points on ton Antonio >07 Virwnlo 100 That was the last time the pionsMp game Dec. 30, are not regular slot. as rookie coiach of tUe N ew York two of 13 fidd goal diootlng for Finley’s suit against W lU l^ President Lee) MaePhaU with Corotmo 111 MomoMt fO W am i Dolphins lost a home planning on simply riding their •■never came up” in the n ieetln g^ ^ c,g,c„ ,, NOW Yoni 03 Kwifucky 02 Two other Dolphins also are Nets sUD never ceases to be the Colonels. Intlono 104 Utoh 00 § t o e that counted—14-10 to the home winning streak Sunday. determined to get off toe injured Son OMoo 111 Oonvor 113 amaaed at EF. J’s talents, called New York, the hotteet team in Aeros Deadlock theref^c, never was N ^ York Jets. This week’s practice sessions list by Sunday, but their c h ^ e s T)VJ -£o ’'SfoRWj discussed. Cronin declined (only ftm oo tchodulod) time out and put his knee to die die league, gained its 18di victory,. , , , Cedeno Still NoNonol Itocitoy Loofoo tfoniintt That im pressive record is are the longest since the are not quite aa good. ' ftirdier discussion on the suit, •y iMtot m tfi imorMtloMl floor in the final period. He in die hut 21 games and moved I F o r L o a Q U G L o a c i Ifisrred just slightly by a 14-13 preseason training canip and the Defensive tackle Manny Bump and Run Tactics saying " I don’t know anything •O ft looked very seriously into Ms 23- into a virtual de with the Oolonds ^ W I t|tl tf fO gre-season loss to Green Bay, and list of wounded is getting shorter Fernandez is recovering from a about it e x c ^ what I read in the In Jail Cell lotion ^ 21 4 3 45 134 73 Atlanta's John Wentztl twmps Knicks' Walt year did star’s face. for second place in the Bast, a tontrool 10 7 4 40 100 75 It lUustrates that if the world and shorter. i severe tMgh muscle pull, but 0 IS 11 4 34 109 00 ouunpion Dolphins are tough to Frazier in effort to grab tooseball last night. “We need it now,” Loughery game bdiind Carolina I The Houston Aeros moved into ” ' SANTb DOMINGO, D. R.J^,„,», 13 f f 31115 94 Bob Kuechenberg practicqd a jogged around the field for toe said. “ When yon get die ball, take In odier ABA games Wed a tie for first place in the Wwld Under the American League (U Pl) — Houston Astros star 14 13 3 31 101 97 gtot, they are doubly tough on full 90 minutes WedTOsmj^srito a third day in a row without any It 14 3 37 ff132v TOir home poly turf. it to the hoop.” nesday night, Indiana whipped Hockey Association’s West constitution, Cronin—as Osar .Cpdfpo was SHU in a n.v. itianMn 5 14 9 I f 70 97 broken arm, and itnppears how apparent ill effects. 4 14 4 10 40 99 Then Loughery loM »d up for a Utah 104-^ San Antonio beat Division with a bang. president—is empowered to Domlnicah jail cell today and Sunday’s playoff game here that his predictiohlmdt'he'Wol^d Cornerback Tim Foley is trying seoMid, saw the score was 6640 in Virginia 107-100, Carolina The Aeros connected* for ji anakethedecisionsaslfhewerea unlessMsptwfimlnaryheai^on t p t t Of 00 I P only be the Central Division play Sunday w lfi^oiiiij triieL to work some strength bade into a NBA Roundup AMlOtftIpMO 4 30 01 44 Kentudqr*s favor, and turned to whipped MempMa 111-00 and San league record 10 goals Wed-Judge and no appeal can be made a “ volnnb|7 mandanghter” CMcOfO 10 30 97 54 ««m p io n Cincinnati Bengals’ Kuechenberg te«P*]^0iyohe he' shoulder he separated in the 4 23 03 73 die rest of his team. Diego downed Denver 116113. n es^ night to demolidi ttie in a court of law. dui^e wliida up tomorrow he AnaM* 4 33 74 04 tetond in the Orange Bowl. The would be ready foi:‘’1he Cincinnati Dallas game four weeks ago. His “ Press an over the court,” the 7 25 07 101 M t time they were here was 19M game when'he hSda large plaster chances for playing Sunday CFowd Was Small Vfiimipeg Jets 160 behind ttie Finley avoided the press will spend Ohriatmas and W e w «y ^ » 5 23 03 104 coadi said. “ And get the baO to George McGinnis rifled In 31 shutout goaltending of Don following Wednesday’s meeting Tear’s there.------PHIkturth 23 75 406 Whfen they rolled over the then cast on the^arin' replaced igipear to be the slimmest for Rockets Fail ... ------..jj, f ^ 17 74 hn qit>less Dolphins 3621. Tuesday by a smaller, lifter- tooro injured. _ D o c . " points to lead Indiana to their McLeod. while Williams, who nuinaged I Cedeno, Si, is charged with the fey*« KomNN w W d l, the team listened, the tide runaway victory ovw Utah. The The victory, coupled with Boston for three years, gave Dec. 11 mottl room slaying of » turned, the baU went to Doc and, Pacers steamed into a 28i>oint Edmonton’s 64 loss to Rew writers a cheery “hello” and Attagrada da la' Cna, 19, who miww« ii« 4 ahwh i In Overtime almost befbre you could say lead at the end of die fir^ period England, enaUed the Aeros to tie variations on “no comment” wasfotaOy shoti4tb a J6callber “Julius Erving is die greatest and never were threatened by the tile Oilers for first place in tiie before rushing to catdi a plane pistol. PoBce said the weapon, ^taubach Cowboys' Key Man Overtime doesn’t pay fdr the INrd quarter, raUied to take the ever” three tinuN fast, die 6-frwt cold-shooting Stats. West ' with his attorney, John Renuen, wMch btionged to Cedeno, went Da LLAS(UPI) — For the past Houston Rockets. lead at 60-76. g- forward,______, __ hit______four straight _ The game was played before In die only other WHA game, back to Palm Beach, Fla. off as die was extuninlng It, ■***, fH ff fto Staubach’s mother died last tiie Cowboys for years, Dallas seasons the fortunes of the The Rodcrts lost their fourth DaveBi^.whoflntaliedwifiilO badwts,grM>bed three rebounds, one of the smallest crowds in the hOnnesota beat Vancouver 62 as P au l’s only com m ent to he was attempting to get It aefoy aeweneiwd i 39 111 n .week of ctuicer. She had lived in coach Tom Landry has 35 125 11Q wallas Cowboys seem to have ttie Fighting Sidnts moved to newsmen following ttie meeting from her. T*ra!!k < 33 123 115 her son’s home during the last repeatedly said this season that 12 94 97 abtely followed the fortunes of within one point of the Aeros and was that the Yankees had Magistrate Socrates D ja s g ;^ n^onths o f h^r life. ] 31 94 95 Rbger Staubach. / Staubach is spending his first full Otters. presented their case “to ttie best Qirlel has. snmmenad 16 Wl6 j«uv 34 77 114 Withiii hours after his mother’s year as Cowboy quarterback. ■' And they probably will again on n*^t. ' Unlwfinlshedi^npoi^^^ yeah, he’s pretty easy to Swen Nater scored 25 points funeral l ^ t Saturday, Staubach Mark Howe. Murray Hall and of our ability.” Then, with a nesses and oo «t soorces said 3Unday. “ This is the fin t time he has %)CToer Haywood tallied six of rebounds wnue U>ve had 27 coach/’ Loughery said af- and gridtbed 18 rebounds to leiul Don Grierson led Houston wltti ‘Merry Christmas toyou all,” he several have net ^ testified. If 5235S” 34117 19 flew to St.'.Louis to rejoin his ever started from the first of the Ms 37 ___ Staubach, for the second time points in the overtime Pohi^ ' terwards while thanking his San Antonio to its victory over two goals qilece while McLeod too left for a plane home. the magistrate reduces the count wumMoik 35 114 103 teammates and, in a game the season with the No. 1 quar session to provide Seattle witti its 13 19 6* 24 103 123 m thrro years, will go into the Pete M m v ic h s 10 poinfo in im-hy stars for Dr. J, who also \nrgtaila and move the l^iurs recorded Ms first shutout d the Only Cronin stayed to talk and to “ involuntary manatenghtar” , w* i*« n y 's nmtu CowboyS'.had 'win to ensure a terback job his,” Landry said. second close win in a row. Qo m y o ffs ae the leading passer in We fourth quarter _ enabled apori^ the last basket of tiie w i ^ a percentage point of first season. The 10 consecutive goals he had little of meaningful Cedeno could be set free on ball. Mkmnow 4 vancouMr > playoff spot, completed 14 of 18 “ He didn’t take over until mid Tuesday night, the SoMcs ei^ed the National Football League. * “ * game wltti 21 seconds left and {dace in the ABA W est broke ttie previous WHA reoird consequence to say. The courts recess Here trm Dec. j passes for 2^yards, three toudi- way through the 1971 season (in the Chicago Bulls 9 3 ^ Tiie first time that happened the map the Knicks five^rae gnbbed the last rebound witti 11 ~The Spurs' improved their of nine held by three dulxi. 21 to Jon. 7. 04m«t MfiteduMI downs and had no interceptions. which he led the Cowboys to the Dick Snyder’s 164oot Jumper Cowboys won the Super Bowl. .?**. . seconds tq go to cap a lOpoint record to 1616 wltti the triunnph “ Roger Staubach is that type of Super Bowl title) and of course he A VW goes a long way in relieving gas with IS seconds left in regiilattoa The Cowboy quarterback fourthquarter,S6pointgameand while division leading Utah fen to person.”, ..Cowboy middle didn’t play much last year.” problems— by getting terrific gas mileage. time gave Seattle a 116110 tie and period before catoilng the Knias victory, Irors the divisional playoff 1616. lineba^er Lee Roy Jordan said. Staubach suffered a shoulder sent the game into overtime. at 9606 with S:08left The Hawks ;ame against Los Angeles It also relieves those little headaches—by ____. . _ . , . ____. . . “ The wcoach - w . gave m e the . o*'—green Tom Owens led ChroUna with “ He always has shown mental separation during the 1972 pre- Shyder, who fiMahed with 26 Uhday with an amazingly hot went ahead for fflodon abaatet ijgbt,” Dr. J said while holding' 22 points and 18 rebounds as ttie toughness. A lot of people would aeason against the team he will needing pints of oil instead of quarts. And not’ ahd. In the final three regular points without attempting a foul „ ■. . throws by Jim icepacks to eadi knee in the Collars easily handed MempMs this Christmas probably have not even been aMe be facing this Sunday, and needing antifreeze because of its air-cooled engine. shot, connected on anotbn- field ehson games Staubach has te a r o o m . “He told me to score its 12tti straight defeat The win to play at all. although Craig Morton came on goal with 20 seconds gone in the oMpleted more than 70 per cent Plus it gets rid of nervous upsets due to owning and I aim to please.” snapped a threegame losing “ But that type of toughness ft,. tQ gMde the Cowboys to a 164 f his paMM:.;; -•SJi.SiJvt'S extra session to put Seattle to Erving, edged out of the league streak for the Cougars, the^hAllmark'V of Roger" record and a wild canl berth even Q new cor. With Volkswagen's Owner's Security ftwit for good. And all of that came'idimng a scoring lead by Kentudey’s Dan F ivefoo68 guard BOl Shepherd StaubadiJ? ’ Landry admitted last year’s club Blanket, you're provided with the best core any cor riumatic -period of Staubach’s Fred Brown chipped in wltti 22 ^ •• scored ttuee times from outside A lth o u ^ Staubaeh’s name has never showed the consistency con hove...in sickness and in heolth, ' ^ points for Seattle while Calvin “Harness” your man f t • Colonels forward most of ttie tbreeiioint line daring the seeminly been synouymotis with needed to produce a champion. Murphy’s c u ^ high 39 led the the game and outscored Ms rival final three minutes of,the ttrird! The fact is that Volkswagen con cure lots of Rddeets. problems that most cars can't. E points. Dr, J also quarter Wednesday M ^t to leadi In other NBA games, Detroit tbefon led Nm Y ^ ___^ outrdioanded Issel 167. San Diego over Denver, tt was with a bait from... Raiders Slii Maybe you should take two. edged Chicago 8687, Atlm ta ^ t ^Don Kojls scored 24 points and past New York 107-106, Kamas Sam L a c ^ grabbed 14 rebounds OAKLAND,(UPI) - Mean Joe Pittsburgh.” \ City-Omaha topped Cleveland to lead K « i m Ctty-Omaha over ‘ me of the Pittsburgh Steelers Thoms referred to the fact that , ^ \ 10662 and Phlladel(dila nipped d evd an d . Jimmy Walker and cs the Oakland Raiders have toe Raiders defensive front fotov' O t h ^ S p o rts Phoenix 101-98. Nate Williams a lM the Kings’ lljiped, but Raider Art Thoms wMchMsolneltodes C)tis Slstrunk;^s^ Detroit blew a 20 point lead in attadc with 23 and 20 pointo, butes the theory. Tony DUA agmHorace Jonte Ind ttie second half against Chicago respectively, while Jim Farming up verbally for 11 sadn.tap((itght pass deffec- ' Ted Trudon, Inc. but recovered in time to hip the Cleamons and Austin Carr \ P a g ^ 1 8 AUTROAlZeO lUrday’s American Football tions iiif t^ -lia s t two ganfts Tpke, Rte. 83 OCALCA C Bulls. Chicago was held to a twifn rammed in 21 each for. ttie Cavs. 'Tour GW Center tor \/ ohference playoff game, the two again$t,pms«idity and Denver. ; \ \ Family and.Hpma” record low M only eight points in Steve M ix’s 23 points and 22 sfOnsive linemen exchanged Terty v ^ n # t t y was subbing Talcottville the second quarter and trailed at from Fred Carter enabled DOWNTOWN MAM STHBT, MAIICNESTa' 040-0221 •tantries while practicing 450 for an)'J4^^!lte(,TetTy Braditoaw halftime 42-28. The Pistons iqiped Philadelphia to hoM off Pbooiiz Frau Front A Roar Partita - CIniga Cwda Aecapted il|es apart in storm-free when? tne 'Steelers beat the their lead to 5632 before Chicago, despite a 46pMnt outburst tqr the ...Onr 02nd CMRISTlIu ON MAM STREFn iOrnia. Raidere 17-9 in late October on a behind Bob Love’s 11 points in the Suns’ Charlte Scott ” Last year I thought Oakland soggy turf at Oakland, Quar il the best club in football,” terback Ken Stabler ' '1. I. V -4 ^ '■ ' .'K ■ \ ■J *T TENHIk cnEAcnffinMs m in i* OFTFORTK MHMaiSHIP WWUFilMLY SPECUU2MGM A MmbfBMp 10 fMELftCMPETIK 7n# Vmmon Tannlo Fonim *^4 OhamphNieMp Courts FAMILY MEMBERSHIP ★ Open stMry day 7 a.m. • 11 pjn. 'drSiMMiar and leekar room ONLY $40 w ■ACempnmentary towel eandee INOIYIDUM. ONLY $20 Ov*r 200 aiMM* ★ Prefaaalonal InstmeHen To eaooM Fmn GMMERCUL CMPET uoraaS'aSS" at ...,$3J9 TENNIS POIRyM uuRoamuf S75-4304 KSwcSwwf. PHONE 875-7094 Ine. S724U4 FREE 4 \ LAPP PLAZA '■% f BRAKE CHECK v l ^ 9? JERRY McTEAGUE MANCHESTER HONdF PRECISION BRAKE JOB FLOWER MARKETS Suggests the Following Located In Top Notch Market OpilM 2 N. Main S t — Manoheoter ’« « 5- Tom 0 Tm Rnho OrviM Gift Suggestions from *49“ OPEN 7 to 12 * ^ .0 AlMoMaNCylMas ANY LRipaciiNlMUliMiiiii Our Boutique AMERICAN CAR R jMOaatBnhoHoMi I 7. I i ^ Bnlw Shoo Ramni Sofliiii LEATHER JACKETS, twHh Drum Brikw SPECIAL LOW PRICES ON CUT FLOWERS ■^'w. ■ PANTS ■H;.. GLOVES, HELMETS, and la.A Rood Tait Car ®*"**** ) 9 5 framlooi Fmirt Diw Fads 0. POMPONS 1 ” baock Carnations other Specialties at Nrfi DISC ^39 Z-lMpact C a l^ Our Parts Counter. (sS, Roses l ' ’kmcii 0 3. Impoct Biafca Hardtoort Mums 2’ ’bmdi Gemstone rings for Christma^^resents! We'v'e BRAKE..V------4. Impact Brakt Hons f Roses 2*^md. Stocking Stuffers AMERICAN CAR 4. Mactiloa 4 Tm Rotors Poinsettasu 4»| . s over 30 differentprecipus^^ems^me legendary, wMi lAHDbeBmkaFloM VERNON JOB Freotjlit Bfikas 7. Hoad Twt Car some exotic, in many colors, shapes and sizes. All MoiiAL 10-0 Large OcreeNoii Open Mon., Wed., Thura., FrI. till 0 P.M. Sat 10-6 ^ beautifully set in 14K gold rings for women and Ptaas 872-6780 A disaster brings out the neighborlin^ss of a those in need. Tony Merola, chairman of the social ! LOANER CAR AVAILABLE FLORAL eiFTS 24 Adama 8t, Manchester comgiunity. Hundreds of people who nad non- and community weifare committee, pours a cup of \ . for men. From $32 to several thousands. Easy AND PUNTS Acrosa From Catdor Plaza \ electric sources of heafopen their homes to less coffee for, from left, Rudy Swanson and Mrs. Anne , I Payments H im ... 3 ways to chargo m e r r y CHRISTMAS fortunate neighbors. Churches and other buildings Green, assisted by,st9 pf(ing, Ray Hennequin at the ’ D0H 7 M ISS O U T ! * *•"•*•«* 5»p;;^**'|^rcbara. ] having power were opened as sheiters. The Man lodge last night where a|iam dinner.vyas served to <■ • BankAnwffeald ' \ chester Elks Lodge, one of the few places having those forced from their homes. power and heat, quickiy opened its doors to take in (Herald phot o by Ofiara) w iTIRE OUTLET SLATE POOL TABLES Vernon I RpUTE 83, VERNON Sc^e yiingjEnergy Crisis JEW ELERS —SILVERSMITHS SINCE ISOO ; PHONE 872-2228 0 OPEN MON.thmFRI.tllD.m. SATURDAY « Im i - ^ “ '^NCHESTEfl Alto: • Hartford a Naw Britain a MlddMown BRUNSWICK - GOTHAM - FISCHER A§ Crutch,.Says Cgrruthers FULL LINE OF ACCESSORIES state Sen. Thomas Carruthers ^ v e rn m e n t, through eminent Sen. Carnitheis believes the business and industrial leaders, of Vernon thinks business and <®nMln, if necessary, should shortage was manipulated by the Carruthers said, RIZZO SKI & POOL industrial leaders are using the mandate when and where new nu jor oil companies in an effort CUSTOM FRAMING Vermn Circle, Venmt Sat9-e energy crisis as a crutch to im- refineries will be built tocompletely control the m arket Opes Diiy It to 9 Sen. 12-4 847-0420 plement plans “ they wouldn’t Noting that he fe basically He said this, of course, created have the nerve to do during opposed to the “ n e ^ e s s ” in- Shortages which have been GIFTS normsi times.’’ jection of government aggravated by the Mideast war Wood & Metal Decor In a statement e^lier this regulations and control into any and the Arab oil embargo. i Candles - Holders & Rings week,Sen. Carrutherasaid these indust y, particularly where' “ A complete priorities Jewtery - QIaaa - Pottery include laying o ff workiers, there is every evidence of intense program for our energy needs Anri Wood Carving . Just Arrived — Famous Maker changing programs, and pur- oa*! healthy com petition, nniat and should be set up by the Christmas Plates - Gifts ‘ tailing cerfaih airline runs. CJareuthers said, “ H w e v e r, the governor or the legislature so 'I for Man ' 100% Cotton Velvet Carruthers, who ( i s a oWy _Competition-l have seen of ’ that other groups do not, react in RepidiliCarr, termed the method lute is on the part of large oil the same manner as the State CRAFTS of dealing with the energy distributors to eliminate and take Board of Education, our E problem as being a helter-skelter over the independents.’’ ' legislative leaders, and our Decoupage Kits & Ouppilea actibh of business and industry ^ > Artists Materials VELOURS and all levpls of government Ife Candle Kits & 8upplles \ Reg. ID *25 said 'this* only worsens the Ecology Boxes & Framing .. Sensational Solids — Stripes shortage aifd esUedfor business, ■Xi; & More industry, ^ d government« to Sizes S‘ M‘ L-XL draw up contingency plans. Carruthers cited two examples OMNIBUS ONE he sees as "over-reaction’’ to the IT’S A SELL-OUT OF AMERICA’S MOST W ANTED^ * t. POST RD.. PLAZA. RTE. 30 VERNON energy shortage. He said one was ^ 872-6713 C MANCHESTER TIRE, inc.^ the action of the state Board of giy^him the real ‘totes’ Education' in attenmting to shut GIFTS A CAROS 295 Broad Straat off late afternoon and evening jAPPLIANCESasalNJTOCK FOR IMNUOIATl DELIVERY! r ' l activities in the schools. Manehaater, Conn. The other, he said, was the joint Hours: Mon. thru Wed. 8:00 - 5:30 statement of,. Democrats and Jtepublican leaders of the Thurs. A Fri. 8:00 - 8:00 Set. 8 - 1 General Assembly calling for a He’ll love Evans one-day session of the General 63 Tolland Turnpike M Assembly. Manchester m Carruthers served as senate jn December.. Tel. 647-lOB 2 chairman of a special conm ittee .. MOTORCYCU set up by the legislature to & v'' an(j in May anci August. ACCESSORIES vestigate the petroleum product f ■ KBALMBTSSmi We Have Them All In Indus try as it aiffects Connecticut," / and October... I MANCHISTIR “ H«2r» «prs m m r Stock! and top executives testified |90I-907 MAIN STREET TRINITY PLAZA before the committee in secret . CHEROKEE SOOTS, OLOVES QwtuliW Tan ' -A<3-247B ,,. ____ V 2453S For A Practical GItt Thliik S sessioa .. JACKETS. HELMETS BARONET SaddUUathar Carruthers said that, from Qanulna Hand . ‘ IgOO ETC... Of Us For Tires 3 their testimony, he feels they, Turned Full Open were either not telling the' Qrain Kip Leathar Mon. - Fri. 1 to 9 ALIGNMENT AND committee the complete truth or • Sat. 10 - 5 BRAKE SERVICE they were not knowledgealde 11.00 ARCO <> about the product of the industiy OUR LAYAWAY PLAN ‘ { they represent. it now in effect j | The Vernon senator feels, if ASK ABOUT rr i J there is a Shortage then rationing should be started immediately. 4 He suggests that the U.S. NO REASONABLE Government should be the only COME IN aa.WE’LL WHEELaaaWE’LL DEAL OFFER REFUSED!I! vans IICYCLEM AT^HOMB* FOPTWEAf 'UAnaasT aai-scTidN op 2 distributor and that petroleum new BievcLBS in t m b products be allocated on the basis'i MANCHBSTBR VBNHON ANBA of need with the burden fallihgon NO W OPEN all equally. Profesiionally AsKmUed He also reconmends that th e .. Give her a TOYS & NOVELTIES Ownara Bob Mutch and Art LoMay welcome 96606i6Sl8606 ACCESSORIES S OIPTS trianda and futura Manda to eoma In and aaa thair MAYTAG SNOW SHOVELS BOWMAN APPOINTED Special Blitz •>» larga dleplay of... Statl ft Aluminum NEW H A V to , Conn. (U P I) - H a lf BM s 4UVENILE SNOW VEHICLES Ward S. Bowman, an authoiity of Qllldiiwasher govemmentbosinesa relations, styteH like $ki boots Maytag^pendabllity. moves to the. has been appointed to the Ford kitchen. Maytag's three-area vrashing ORREFORS •FME FURNmiRE •GIFTS Foundation Professorship of Law protect oyer-the-ankle ..MAYTAG means you dan forget about pre-wash for that very special person and Economics at the Yale Law ing. Qet moiir cleaning power with •WMI D E m •QUALITY BEDDING water moving faster from more sides. School Bowman was a member Unique racking ntakes loading easy •CARPETING •ORIGINAL OILS of the President’s Task Force on Ec.-iiher-light lotes"' Half-Boots, and increases c a v ity . There's a Productivity and Competition cycle for every dishv^hing job- Match styled like Austrian sl^f boots' ^ •REGLRERS four years., ago. The Ford your Maytag to your lH|chen. give over-the-ankle protection Foundation chair was established Dishwashers DOME IN FOR OUR LMIkyRIOESl In 1956 as part of the Yale Law and fit tieatlv under the trouser. (POST ROAD SHOPPING PLAZA MAIN STREET. ROUTE 30 School's program of Inter- Made of real natural nibbef they s-t-r-e-t-c-h Mfa oftar Psrsonsllssd Ssrvles snd Quslltr Fur- VERNON. CONN. B72-31S9 disciplinary studies. . on easily over your Shoes . . ^ fold to carry ' 19 74 nHurs St bsttsr then jnssonsbis priest... » j HD PAHUHTS ’T il FEB. I, MON. thru SAT. in pocket, brief case or glove compartment. . 9:30AM to 6:30PM PLANS REti^WED I t o u ALWAYS BUY BtTTER AT Ideal for town and country, and for travel. . IT COSTS NO MORE TO GET BERNIE S ->r OPEN HARTFORD,. Cam. (UPI) - DELUXE FAST DELIVERY AND SERVICE ! Thuw. a Fri. Evanlngi *tll 9 Connecticut’s primary 1974 plpns Je(.BJacL Non-skid spies. SUzes to fit men’s i Q a U e / u e i .^...... SHARPENING...... for crime ccptrol were io' be re- ' shoes 61A t b '1-3. jnf bHiintn wiHi l•rnit't inturit you of • purcli«i« Aandltd wiHi c«r«, dtlivtftd prgmptly I ICE SKATES, KNIVES, SCISSORS 1 viewedfor approval today by the . our OWN trucki «nd txptrt courtooui pirioimti. with (ret rtmovol of c«ir old ipplignci b r n b Of TV. _ ' ■ ESTER B / '$ ^ - ETC. Connecticut Planning Committee You irt oiMirtd of qutlity Mnrkt by our OWN fKtery-triintd ttchnieUnt for ai long ai you U N Va tfVEL EL eUlHIO PUZA WE HONOR CHARGE CAROS MANOWSTBI rMUUkOE on CMminal Administration. H ie own youLrOpplIanct or TV. R m T C M , T 3 ALU BlCVCUSa AND NEXTTOJUTTflHiLoi committee is one of 55 national ‘-i WISH JO THE MOON 5 4 RBPAlna OUARANTBaD, iv^nKa ^^a^aaama^^v iMon. A Tues. 10 - 6:30 Wed., Thurs., Fri. 10'- 9 P.M. $4»-$B37 planning agencies which submit j .'NaMiMatsr . Waat Hartford ShnalHlti m W N A n '-IN S a c c k p t s d OPEN MON. O n M T . 10 - • jpwieier nnae s iriMkiiMn. HapMMn^ - if O PEN ja^ TO 9 P.M J>AILY plans under direction of the 8at. & 8un. 10-6 ' ' WaatHartibfd '■ bitMd - i I'AH e fSE'^ governor (o obtain federal Law Citt kw egnwr • artM llBMnliB Enforcement Assistance Ad- 643-9561 ministratioiirfunds. X u ^5> MAKE THIS AN ARCHERY CHRISTMAS t .m . 0. gm HBULD OPEN EVERY' Christma$ Day Fa ir— EttacUva FOR THFACTiON The “Action Marketplace'' NITE TILL 9 BOX LETTERS YOOW ANT ^ ^ess Shirts ..JE NeraM Claaiified Ads ' • Over 15,000 Paid Subscribers (9 Closings For Your (IS Word Minimum) • Over 60,000 Daily Readers •ALPINE TiAUS • Fast Results f o r h i m SKI SHOP Anticipated Information ^ Oiy,...... 8c per word per day ROUTE 30 THE HERALD will not dis ® 7c per word per diy fOPV CLOSING TR1K FOD ® 6c per word per dey C1.4SS1F1KD ADVKimSKMKNTS Featuring these VERNON close the identity of any D iys...... 5c per word per dsy I! « MIUN I)IV BKKtmF PI RIJCATION BOSTON (UPI) - Meet gaso advertiser using box letters, Hippy Adi ...... $1.5 0 nchl fam ous hradNwr tar Saiarin m i Mwidai line atatiora in New England will trad ers answering blind box k* lt:8l\«MFrtdsi he closed all day Chriatmas ads who desire toprotect their PHONE 643-2711 • Geoffrey Beene accoidlng to a mirvey by identity can follow this Autoa For Sale • Damon travel Ghib. procedure: 4 Bullding-Contraeting 14 Help Wanted Haip Wanted MS • John Weltz tTliere will be exceptions. The Enclose your reply to the • Arrow 1988 COUGAR XR7, automatic, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Masaachuaette Turnpike Author- box in an envelope — ad FULL-TIME male clerk and • Enro power steering, power brakes. Remodeling, repairing, ad stock work. Apply in person, said all gasoline stations on dressed to the Classified Air shocks, studded snow tires. ditions, rec rooms, porches and • Many Others Barrett Plumbing Supply, 331 JOB OPENINGS ssPlke will be open round the Manager, Manchester $1,000 or best offer. 643-8258 roofing. No Job too small. CaU Broad Stm t, ManchSter. .,. SooMona Evening Herald, together after 5 p.m. 649-3144. Are you looking for your First job, unemployed, or lock Christmas. Turnpike may have tM t you from $8,50 iriations also will remain open with a memo listing the com MACHINIST— Part-time, mor ready to make a change? As Manchester’s most Riinday if weather la stormy. panies you do NOT want to see 1962 FORD Falrlane, good run CARPENTRY - Repairs, nings, The AmerbeUe Corpora progressive employment agency we, at Rita Girl, a happy arfi ning condition, 51,WW miles. ' The Maine and Connecticut your letter. Your letter will be remodeling, additions, roofing. tion. 104 East Bdaln Street, offer you the following: g n addition to having the finest Indoor shooting facilities In New England, Hall’s A rro i has the 2 $75. 649-2440. CaU David Patria, South Wind ((largest and most completer stock of quality Archery equipment to be found anywhrfe. There 2 itnmpikea also will reamin open, destroyed if the advertiser is RockviUe. (Contact Mfr. Larry • Sources of the most exciting job opportunities for be sor, 644-1796. Passardi, 87S-3W, between taare over 300 bOmS in siocr ai an ximes leaiuring me leading brands In the archery mdustrv to N Qie said. one you’ve mentioned. If not 1969 PONTIAC GTO, 4-speed, ginners, and those experienced Jn General Office, Re l.L/^hnAOO frr%m iaiith o «m II ««« al.^ ■______< _____ ...... ' ‘ ' AA it will be handled in the usual 8:30 a.m.-9 p.m. An equal op ceptionist, Secretarial, etc. 239 Spencer St., Manchester i .HoViever, the ALA survey of Ansen mags, SW tach, tape WES ROBBINS carpentry portunity eniployer. Happy Birthday oittier statlona show only eight of manner. deck, air shocks. First $900. ^ remodeling specialist. Ad • Proteeslonalty trained counselors to assist you In secur ing thst very Important First Job. CAROL 190 stations expect to be open, Parker Street. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, MACHINIST - We have the L ^ J Manchester ParKade From Manchester ^ o s t win be open at least during built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, following openings: Lathe, • We coach you on Interview and presentaUon techniques, tnarUti daylight hours Monday, 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent 649-3446. Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cln- dress, etc. The 3 Musketeers Chriatmas Eve. PLEASE READ condition, excellent gas timatlc. The Purdy (3orp., 5W mileage, $1,600. C^all 289-«302 LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Hilliard Street, 64^000. • Member of National Employment Association. The ALA said the situation will YOUR AO after 6 p.m. new homes custom built, CHRISTMAS jM ThtiThi§ ChrUtmaM GGive iv Som ething about Oie sune New Year’s remodeling, additions, rec Arilelea tor Sala 45 That The Whole Famlfy Can UMeJ t MIODU TnaLMUiCHESTER j^D ay, with 13 po" cait open. • YOU NEVER, EVER PAY A FEE WITH RITA GKL GE Convertible '1970 COU6aR, air-conditioned, rooms, garages, kitchens NITOE Aides - fuU time, aU Classified or "Want Ads GOODIES (0pp. M. IwthutauMN t Churah) ts automatic, power brakes, remodeled, bath tile, cement shifts available. Opportunity to HANDMADE Barbie and Ken DISHWASHER are taken over the phone as a work. Steps, dormers. Residen clothes. Beautiful. CaU 649-4162 FOR DOGGIES A TYPEWMTER - power steering, private owner. join dynamic nursing team at with 3 Wash Cycles In convenience. The advertiser Call 649-0484 after 6 p.m. tial or commercial. Call 6 ^ M e a ^ s Convalescent Center, anytime. cluding Rinse & Holdl r o w e r Cut should read his ad the FIRST 4291. 646-2321. Three level wash. DAY IT, APPEARS and 1972 FORD GALAXIE - 15,000 PORTABLE sewing machine, 3 It's Holiday R.E. GOWER— Finish carpen •U EAST CENTER STREET years old, cost $140 new, selling Maple Cutting Board $Spiirs Milk REPORT ERRORS in time miles, $2,400. CaU 643-0496 or RN or LPN, part time, 11-7, 646-1649. try, kitchens, rec rooms, ad Laurel Manor, 649-4519. MANCHESTER; CONNECTICUT r;or $50. CaU 872-9966."? WorktopI K MIDDLETOWN, Conn. (UH) for the next insertion. The ditions, porches, any type Herald is responsible for only PRKES Party Time! s —More than 4,500 quarts of fresh remodeling, 646-20^. DIETARY AIDES - Part-time. PINE CONE wreaths, end of START V mUk unable to be processed have ONE incorrect or omitted in Auto-Sarvlea Experience helpful but not season clearance, now $12 and I gone to waste this week at the sertion for any advertisement Aecaaaorlaa 7 ANY TYPE remodeling and ad necessary. Hours required $15, regular $25. CaU 528-2501 AT ^Denlels Farm Dairy because of a and then only to the extent of a ditions, masonry and caipentry 11:30 a.m. to U:30 p.m. and MECHANICS WANTED WOMAN wanted to do light anytime. “make good” insertion. work. Free estimates. (Jail A. S:M p.m. to 5:15 p.m. East housekeeping for cleaning com marLOW Pricaa, A M V e iT t r From Frank’s Dell... ^OBS of electrical power. CRAGER Mag wheels, 15x6. Career training for men or pany. You would have a regular I We Have All The Brands! plus E-Z Termal Errors which do not lessen the Fit GM cars, lugs and locks, Squillacote, 649-0611. Hartfort Convalescent Home, Sporting Goods 47 •Coats • Hats ANY SIZE P LATTER - ANY VARIETY OF MEATS - MADE TO ORDER AND Dairyman R a y ^ n d Daniels women in the United States route of apartments and homes f • Royal • Olivetti hdsald auxUiary generators allowed value of the advertisement excellent condition, $115. Call 745 Main Street, East Hartford. Air Force. Call 646-4770, to be cleaned op a weekly basis, 129»® • Turtlenecks SALES, SERVICE, READY TO BlEAUTIFY YOUR TABLE... 649;1401. CARPENTRY - Porches, gar ONE PAIR YAMAHA skis, ' Remington-Rand to milk hia DO conrs, but there will not be corrected by ages, additions, bathrooms, MSgt. Gary MiUer, 555 Main 4 or 5 days a week. Good steady • TOYS• Olympia • Smith-Corona . RENTALS,“ “ ‘^TALS, SUPPLIES : "make good" insertion. work, Manchester and West never used, were $100. Will sell Dog Grooming _ ^ w a s insufficient power to cool It kitchens. Houses, repairs. Free ELECTRICIAN - Exjierienced St., Manchester. for $50. CaU 649-3259 (Manuals & Electrics) * ^ Machines “Milk has to start cooling down MotorcycfM-BfcyefM 11 estimates. SmaU Jobs. Stephm in commerical and residmtial Hartford areas. $2.45 an hour to and Office Furniture. ITALIAN start plus benefits for full-time BEEF ,wri^t away or it gives an ‘off Martin, 646-7295. wiring. Benefits. CaU 646-5420 Floriat-Nuraariaa 48 ^ v o r , ” he said. “Without power. 643-2711 1973 YAMAHA Model TXSOO, between 8-5:30 p.in. DuBaldo help. Must have good depen SUDS & 500 cc, low mUeage, best offer. TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser Electric Company. TRUCK DRIVER dable car. CaU after 6p.m. 6 ^ B.D.rLHIIL&Son PLATTER $ J Q 9 9 ^^you*re licked.’’ CaU 646-4004 between 8:30 - 5 Experienced with furniture, 8133. Advanced Geanfng Com CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag PEARL PLAHER vice, repairs, remodeling, ad now, cut later. All trees, $5. 849 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONN. I! SCISSORS Serves 6 - 8 •«* Southern Middletown, where p.m. \ ditions, garages and custom PART-TIME work at home on good pay and company benefits. pany. Road ILOW SERVES 10 -1g Wide selection. Weekdays ^ te r P ost PIscA B t. SO Your Gift Store> forfnp FamilyITBmilu andarwl Homef S|the farm is located, has been Lost and Found building. Free estimates. 643- the telephone in Manchester Apply in person. The Living phone 643-2171 VEBNON 87S-TSZ4 ^ rith o u t power' since Monday. EXPERT bicycle repairs, all Room by Bezzini, 519 East Mid 3 p.m., anytime weekends. 66 .. DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER » . 5769. area. (?aU for information 1-6S8- Birch Mountain Road, Bolton. 7 Free Pumeli Parking—Master Charge Cards Aoi^ntpdi v a INCLUDES INCLUDES ^>aniels said he was able to start FOUND Poodle type male, makes, models and speeds. 5515 or 1-673-2995. dle Turnpike. RNS i ^ l i i i g some of the new mUk black and ay doK. call Dog Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, I.PNS 8 oz. Proscluttlnl; 8 oz. Ham Caplcola: 8 ^ Cooked Corned Warden, LIVING CHRISTMAS Trees, in Beef, 1 lb. All Beef Salami; 1 lb. White ^ o d a y but could not process It. Manchester Blcyde Shop, 649- FULL-TIME apartment $4.30 oz, Genoa Salami; 8 oz. Sliced 2098. RooHng-SIdlna-Chlmnay IS MALE - Part-time, three nights $3.50 town, rear 19 Lewis Street. Tag, Meat Turkey Roll; 14V4 oz. Fried » Hartford Electric Light Co. superintendent, for main- cut your own. Attendant on lot, Provolone; 7V4 oz. Fried Peppers; 2 lbs FOUND - BLACK male puppy. tainence and repairs. weekly, or more, time to be Potato Salad; 2 lbs. Cole Slaw; and 2 lbs. ,'^was unable to predict vdten (^11 Dog Warden, 646-45fe. ROOFING and roof repairing, ;s r r a n ^ . Geanlng offices. Csil Full or part-time positions December 13th through 23rd, 1972 SUZUKI TS125, excellent Coughlin Roofing Co. 643-7707 Manchester area. Good salaiy available on 3-ll and 11-7 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Call 649- Italian Bread ^ipower would be restored to the condition, over $250 worth of ins apartment provided. 62S-Om after 4:3^ ^ a r m . FOUND - Black male puppy, shifts. Company paid life, 9125 for appointment. KNIT ’n PURL II N extras. Asking $4()0. C!aU 647- >amato Enterprises, 646-1021 CARL’S TV white spot on chest. Phone Dog 9565. BIDWELL Home Improvement B MATURE WOMAN for part-, health, major medical and "In the mall" A} Warden, 646-4555. Co. Expert installation of time employmeht as dental disability insurance.. Truly CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag, cut ^B A O BREAK ' VIKING Sarvfcas Ottered 12 aluminum siding, gutters and CLERK TYPIST - with figure assistant, mornings only. Cali one'of the best benefit your own. Large selection. SALES [EUROPEAN INnRNATIONAL • SPRINCFIELD, Mass. (UH) LOST - Male Sheltie (Miniature trims. Roofing installation and apptitude, needed for small 649-3443. Spruce, Scotch Pine. Stanley SEWING MACHINES repairs. 649-M95, 875-9109. packages in the industry. Tree-Farm, Long Hill Rd„ off LThe American International Col- Collie), brown and white, JUNK OR Unwanted cars pleasant local office. Burroughs Pleasant working conditions. <4 riege hockey team received a bad vicinity Parker Street. Reward. posting machine or C o n v ^ ^ TEXAS Oil Company needs Route 6 at Andover Church, 742- No Batter Prices PLATTER Pl a t t e r * ^ m a q removed in any condition, $10. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, Opportunity to join dynamic 6438. \ 1 break Wednesday when it was Phone 643-6634. Phone 742-6938. cont Home experience may be good men over 40 for short trips No Batter Swvica SERVES 10 - 12 SERVES 10-12 ^ e roofing, storm windpws, aw an asset. Excellent benefit surrounding MatKhester. Con nursing team as one of the J learned that captain BUI Ketdi- nings. (Quality workmanship, CHRISTMAS TREES - Try us, Anywherel Lum of Hingham,' the only senior LOST - Gray and white altered COLLEGE “STUDENT with program and good starting tact customers. We train. Air nation’s largest health care \ cat, vicinity of Green Manor. free estimates. Fully insured. salary. Contact Mr. Messier, mail, Bt,J, Dickerson, Pres., facilities continues to you’ll like what we have. INCLUDES INCLUDES A I on the squad, will be out for the pick up truck, available for odd 872-9187, 649-3417. Yeomans’ Tree Farm, 411 Lake A) \ HEADQUARTERS Phone 647-9355. jobs. (^11 after 4 p.m., 646-1148. 646-2JS1. Southwestern Petroleum Corn., expand. ’A LB. Imported Boiled Ham; 1 lb. Im- iseason with a fractured left Ft. Worth, Tex. , Road, Andover. Follow signs A) SKIING FOR i i n ' ■' '‘a"an Loaf; 1 lb from Route 6,. ported Swiss Cheese; 1 lb. Pastrami; 1 Polish Loaf; 1 lb. German Bo ma; 1 lb tJ ankle. Ketchum injured the anUe LOST - Black female Scottish UGHT TRUCKING, odd Jobs, ROOFING — Specializing DENTAL ASSISTANT wanted Contact Enielia kurnUt TV . APPLIANCES '{last wedeend in a game against repairing roofs, new roofs, STEREO - TV PARTS lb. HardSalamI; 1 lb. Olive Lodf!T4V4 dz. Siloed Porvolone; l4Vi Oz. Frted Terrier, vicinity West Center lawns mowed, trees cut ana for modern suburban practice. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY ‘ Aaiiatant Director of A Fried Peppers; 2 lbs Potato Salad; 2 lbs. ^Merrimack. AIC wUl go with an Street. Reward. Call 649-4419. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned FuU-time position available im Manchester Corporation CHRISTMAS TREE Time at HOCKEY A ACCESSORIES i,'*’ ®- Cofnion Potato Salad; 2 removed. Cellars and attics and repaired. 30 years Nuraing Service ‘ Hicko^ Ridge Farm. Large A Cole s ^ w ; 2 lbs. Rye Bread; and 1 Jar ^entire team of underclassmen •••••••••••••••••••••••••••« cleaned. Free estimates. CaU mediately in Vernon. Pleasant looking for experienced 872-0884-875-4304 Paraonala-Announcamanta 2 experience. Free estimates. environment with fringe secreta^ for chief executive selection of freshly cut Scotch At Mustard. q this wedeend when it hosts a 643-6000. Howley, 643-5361. MEADOWS Pine, Douglas Fir, White UPPPIAZE w Christmas Invitational tour- benefits. CaU 522-9211 from Olo office. EbcceUent skills a must. A| RT. 83 VERNON 5 p.m., Monday through ^ tu r- Good fringe beneftis. ExceUent Spruce. Plantation is location TENNIS J nament that includes Holy Cross, PIANO wanted, any condition. SHARPENING Service - CONVALESCENT on South River Rd., off Route Gl/t Wrapping Call anytime, 742-7141. Saws, knives, axes, shears, GUTTERS and roofs repaired day. salary. Send resume to Box A Gift That Will Last For Many Yaara To Come ^ ’^Fraihingham State and State “BB’’, Manchester Herald. CENTER 31, North Coventry. Robert 7 PARK STRE|ET:1F: skates, rotary blades. Quick and replaced. Excellent Visny and Family. 742-8354. University of New York at GENTLEMAN needs ride from service. Capitol Equipment workmanship. Reasonable ' ’ ■ '*■ 333 Bidwell St. Manchester OPEN A ROCKVILLA, CONN. Buffalo. TRI CITY PLAZA Foster Street to State Welfare, Co., 38 Main St., Mandnester. prices. Free estimates. Ralph 646-2321 CHRISTMAS TREES - $5. Tag, Mon. & T ubs. 10-5:30 TEL87S<«100 Asylum Avenue, Hartford, Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Saunders, 646-1399. B-B:30 baht EXPERIENCED bookkeeper cut your own. French Road, VERNON Wed., Thurs. & FrI. lo-9 ‘niU lA BOUND hours 8:30-4:30, starting 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- for accountants office. Phone Phone 872-2749 WEB.. THUKS.. m . Bolton. Also firewood. Call 643- Sat. 10-5:30 OKU mi: 9 P.M. KINGSTON, R.I. (UPI) - The Friday, December 21. Call 649- 7958. AIR- 646-2466 mornings only. -0926. University of Rhode Island bas 4377 after 6 p.m. LEGAL SECRETARY - sharp; CUSTOM MADE Draperies, HaaUng-Plumblng 17 B(MKKEEPER - full charge, independant person for two at ketball team wUl meet Murray COMNTMMMI" torneys, nine holidays, 30 sick BALSAM CHRISTMAS trees - State Friday night in the openii^ SHARE RIDES from very reasonable, work ea®t:pf river, $7,000, fee paid, Manchester, about 8:30, to days, retirement and health live. 240 Hackmatack Street, round of the Oral Roberts (3assic uaranteed. Call anytime, 649- B O m Heating and Plumbing and good benefits, excellent com Manchester. Route 44, Avon, leave there — Prompt, courteous service. p l y . Cali Sharon, 646-8150. plans, beautiful offjee. in Tulsa.. $8,000.,fee paid. ^11 Susan, 646- O V E T K O n . about 5. 643-0116. CaU 643-1466. REFRNIERATIOII Bailey Employment Service. CHRISTMAS TREES - Tagand .T r ' ODD Jobs, paneling, household 8150. Bailey Employnient ^ r- , YOiTDUKE I Discovery Since Fire BUCHAR TOPS IVY vlce. cut later. All trees $5. Free WILL the lady looking for a re|«irs, carpentry. Call 649- NO JOB too small. Immediate SERVICE HUM SECRETARY - Executive greens and cones. Houle’s ^ TO RECEIVE I CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) - dark secretary desk, please service on service calls. Free need$ administrative assistant, AMANA RADARANGE SECRETARY for public Christmas Tree Farm, Bunker CONN. Yale center Daye Buchar, who return to Marlows, 861 Main estimates gladly given on excellent hours, good benefits. Hill Rd., Andover, off Route 6, IS4aHDN„ENr I setned a bat tridc including the Street, we have just what you REWEAVING burns, moth heating or ri*™blng. Faucets Journeyman, minimum 5 Need briA t person with some relations vice president^ much PRECISION POPTAaLEs . 1 ublic contact, Good potential, 742-6832. COIN Radar Range BlR|||E»SH«,rau’ * wiimidg overtime goal against want. holes. Zippers repaired. Win repaired or instaUed. Water year’s experience, full-time, riiorthand. $8300, Fee paid. CaU Aij TT portable typewriter IBIs theuitt lueaiIdeal | j dow shades, Venetian bUnds. 12-month Job. CMS, Blue Rleed some shorthand, small pin for everyone In the family — i ^ Starts at $299.00 Brown, has been named Ivy s worked on. Complete Sqsan, 646-8150. Bailey Employ- Fual-Feed 49 Autoa For Sale 4 Keys made. TV for rent. ig systems, rec rooms, Cross, vacations, profit m m t Service! J, very active office. $7,200 fee ncluding yourself. Especially If | : League Player of the Week. B paid. Call Sharon 646-8150, Its a precision-bullt Adler. ' LARSON I* wVk?” "**®'®®** R«ys Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. etc. (%11 M&M Plumbing & sharing, excellent working CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag STAMP 1965 FOUR-DOOR Impala. Bailey Employment Service. 19 Maple St. Manchester! APPLIANCE Heating, 649-2871. conditions. CaU Woodcock DRIVER - part-time. Must be now, cut later. All trees, $5. Y A I F t y p e w r i t e r 13 Windsor Ave.: BATES IN TOURNEY Power steering, conventional TRUCKING, odd Jobs, moving 60 years or Older. Contact Mr. (Around corner from ■- ■ — SERVICEs e r v i c e wCENTER c i H I c r i RocKvIlle m Refrigeration Co., 644-1511 Wide selection. Weekdays after 875-8333 Wake LEWISTON, Maine (UPI) - brakes, radio, heater. Good large appliances, cleaning SEWERLINES, sink lines, Northrop, 429-0451, Extension Doga-BIrda-Peta 41 3 p.m., anytime weekends. 66 Main St.) 20 Birch St. Manchester b M come in For a Demonetratlon srs'rlss Pd music condition. Phone 742-9817. cellars and attics, also some L'Shfed clock face Bates wlU play host HamUton cleaned with electric cutters, 395. Birch Mountain Road, Bolton. In The Manehesler Pet Center tonight In the first round of the tree work done. 644-1775. by professionals. McKinney TWO Cuddly male kittens, , Open 9 to 9 Choice of color. NEED CAR? Credit bad? Bros. Sewer Disposal Com SECRETARY Receptionist - 'tii Christmas HamUton Christmas Basketball tiger, gray, box trained, shots. SPLIT HARDWOOD - $55 a cor- J Tournament at Clinton, N.Y. , Bankriret? Repossessed? GUTTERS cleaned and pany, 643-5308. BOOKKEEPER - ExceUent op- wiU iuindle conffdential papers. Call 6 M ^ , after 3 p.m. d, $25 for pick-up. Wood stoves Headquarters for: IDEA Honest Douglas accepts lowest repaired, (guaranteed no leaf portunity for person with ambi Must be good typist, very good available. Phone 742-8707. ^ P*anasonic ^ down, smallest ayments. problem. Interior, exterior JOHN C. MARTIN Plumbing - tion and above average abiUty. benefits. $TC0O. Fee paid. CaU Domestic Coins E U IN MICHIGAN CHRISTMAS Puppies - AKC, THE Douglas Motors, 341 n. ainting. Reasonable rates. B. rFree estimates on remodelmg ence in accounts Suun, 6464150. Bailey Employ miniatqre Schnauzers. Born Domestic Stamps NEW HAVEN,. Conn. (UPI) - TURNPIKE CLOCK RADIO !, 646:6688. repairs and hew construction. receivable desirable. ExceUent ment Service. ' 11/5, will be- ready to go by rick-up truck load. Call 643- Coin & Stamp g TRAM EXCHMGE The Yale basketball team travels AUTO INSURANCE - com- ff*"diome Call 875-0448 benefits. Good starting pay. ------1------Christmas. Eixcellent tempera Suppiies a g Engineer Says... Compact NOW to Ann Arbor, Mich., Friday to p r e our' low rates. For a ED’S FLOOR Cleaning Com Apply Mr. Centini, Coca Cola BE YOUp own boss, work the ment, don’t shed. 872-3263. Accetsoriee Design ONLY meet the University of Michigan telephone quotation call Mr. pany. Gean, wax and buff all FRANK SCOTELLA plnmbing, ^tU(Mtuuig^ lng company, 4451^Main hours you choose. Give yourself FIREWOOD for sale, $25 full (9 $ 2 4 8 8 in a first round game of the Dolin at 646-6050. floors. CaU 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., 643- repairs, remodeling, free es Street, Eiast Haruord. a raise when you want one. AKC pure w hite G erm an pick-up load, cut and split. Call The Super Special Christmas Savings Train has Michigan Invitatioiud. 0367. timates. No Job too small. Build your own Dusiness as big Shepherd puppies, large boned, 64^91M after 5 p.m. arrived. H.O. Railroad car kits from $1.39. Buildings for 1968 PLYMOUTH FURY II, Prompt servicei on emergency. RELIEF CXX)K • weekends, as you want It. How? Become championship bloodline, 1-666- ___ i______$1. American Flyer and Lionei.cars from $2.1,001 train four-door sedan. Good condi C&S HOME CARE, carpentry, 643-7024. hours 6-2. CaU Meadows Con an Avon R epre^tative. For 9254. SEASONED fireplace MERRIMACK CHRISTMAS tion. $700 or best offer. 872-7401. roofs, insulation, painting, valescent Home, 646-2321, Ext. further information caU 289- set combinations from $20. Used Lionel and A.F. track NOR'TH ANDOVER, Mass. hardwood, premium grade, cut as low as 10® a section. interior-exterior, trucking, 52, Mrs. Kingsley. 4922. LHASA APSO, female, gold, .and split, 3/4 ton load. (UPI) — Bridgeport wU batLte 1970 CHEVELLE, 350, four- snow plowing. Complete home black Up, white chest; three ^ ______Electrical IS Immediate delivery, 872-3566. Drexel and St. Anselm’s wUl duel speetL mags. Excellent condi and apartment care. CaU 649- WANTED part time mechanic TRANSCRIPTIONIST - 32 months old. Call 643-6072 after NEW ENGLAND HOBBY SUPPLY . "MANCHESTER PARKADE 643 o,n Merrimack' in Friday nights tion. Phone 646-6404 after 6 p.m. 4828, for Brunsmek automatic pin hours, $4. hourly, fee paid, free 4:30. 'For You HolldaVmte'Lltt... TRI-Ciry ELECTRIC - Ser setters, this position is tor parking, Hartford, no traffic HARDWOOD for sale, cut to 1 OPEN: 1-9 opening round of the Merrimack ving you in any electrical 1/2’ lengths, split and delivered, THE TRAIN EXCHANGE ‘Ciollege Invitational BasketbaU CHEVELLE 1965, V8, MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. nights and wcMcnds. Must be with these hours. CaU Sharon, FREE'*'to good home - Six- Tues.-Fri. automatic, $250. (^11 643-2259 Removal, pruning, lot clearing, problems, remodeling, mechanicaUy inclined, contact 646-8150. Bailey Employment call anjdime, 649-1573. 646- Tournament. maintenance, trouble shootl week old poppies. Three Alex Lichine 10-6 Saturday, 70 Hilliard St., 0610 after 6 p.m. spraying. JPuIly insurec manager, Parkade t Bowling Service. » females and two males. Mother 1-6 Sunday Licenseir.Licensed. Free estimates. etc. CaU us today, Dick, Lanes, no phone calls. FIREPLACE Wood, Manchester 3739 or Bob 646-0194. AKC registerdd Miniature guaranteed seasoned for one 1971 MERCURY, Montego, Phone 633-53^. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Collie, father small, friendly MX, station wagon, automatic FULLTIME Secretary - good y ea r. Pick im load $30. Flooring IS red dog. For information call Evenings 6 to 7:30 p.m., 643- GRAVES Timex Watches WANTED i:, transmission, pw er steering, TREE SERVICE (Soucler) typist, heavy dictaphonelic ta ■ 649-9223 a fte r 5 p.m ., or power brakes, factory air, Trees cut', building lots cleared, experience,tper'‘ ince, lightligfa shorthand. 4502. Ctem, Late Modal FLOOR Sanding and anytime on weekends. m tinted glass, small V-8, new trees topped. Got a tree filing and general office •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• tires, plus mounted snow tires, problem? Well worth phone Refinishing, (speclaiizinilizing Inin procedures. Contact Mrs. Loso, WOOD for fireplace, by pick up PINOT AMERICAN GREETING m older floors). Inside painting, First Class Articiaa for Sale 45 truck load. Phone after 6 p.m., USED CARS $2,300. 647-9797 after 6. call, 742-8252. at 6464)124. TH E M O ST Top Pricoa Fold ceilings. John VerfalliUe, 646- 649-8731. Open 9 to 9 ’til i •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 5750, 872-2222. SHEET METSL MODERN aiVE A BIKE For Ml Makos I 1967 PONTIAC Lemans, 328, 4- IDEAL Christmas gifts - hand PeinUhg-Paparlng 13 SC R E E N W ASHER - no Christmas CARDS & GIFTS speed, excellent running condi pieced quilts, beautiful and FIREWOOD - Half cord, split, CHARDONNAY TECHNIQUE i experience necessary. We will MECHANICS cut and delivered, $25. Call 643- IN MEN'S We’ll Be Open GARTER GHEVROLET tion, $550. Call 647-9267. warm. Phone 647-9750. Sunday, Dec. 23 R&M PAINTING - Painting, Bonda-Stdbka-Mortgagaa 27 train. Good wages, company 9968 or 487-0641. HAIRSTYLINQ .■ G O , M & paperhanging, exterior and in-' paid fringe benefits and plenty A MACHINE DARK RICH clean loam, 5 CASE OF 12 Barton and AUTOMOBILE Insurance? CaU tdrior, commercial and of overtl^e.^ Growing division m u d BARBER 1228 Mirin strati Tom Crockett at the Oockett MORTGAGES, loans first se yards, $23.50 plus tax. Gravel, SEASONED FIREWOoB'Tbr MANCHESTER. ._ n io m 646-6464 residential, 6444^. cond, third. All kinds. Realty of major company. Apply’ ASSEMBLERS sand, stone, pool and patio sale, pick-up truck load, * IAgency, 643-1577,for low rates statewide, credit rating un directly at Electrocal, G lei^le denverra, spilt and stacked, 37.26 sand. 643-9504. „ SHOP PET CENTER*' Schrafft’s and efficient service. It p y s to J.P. LEWIS & Son custom necessary. Reasonable. Con Road, South Windsor, Connec Minimum one y e a r $35. 742-7833, 646-3499. S alon fo r Men 9 Mapit a., 0o«nlmtii4iiKli«iir check with Tom. decorating, interior and fidential, quick arrahgmoits. ticut. experience. Must rea d wmiiKl Itw comer from Hoin ». ALUMINUM SHEETS used as Featuring Rega Cut exterior, paper hanging. Folly Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. blueprints. Excellent fringe printing plates; .007 thick, WOOD FOR Sale - On “Homo of «M Mhod Brood Tupploi' insur^. 649-9658. benefits and pay. F ifth Appointments.Accepted PHONE Mi.4273 100 Constitatlon Plaza, Hart 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. premises, cords or trunk load. l v e s t •M rP M oes 0 Spoad Electric Company ford. Evenings, 233-6870. T(X)L MAKER, machinists, Phone 643-2711. 270 Gardner Street, *> FuoI-FbwI Apartmentu For Rant 63 Apartmanta For Rant 6 3 Out of Town- Houses For Sale 72 For Rent 68 Houses For Sale 72 BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE*with MAJOR HOOPLE SPLIT OAK fireplace wood, for MANCHESTER - Centrally deliveries call 742-7896. located four rooms, first floor, ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, "WE FIND THE HOUSE WOODLAND 'ITHIS WOULD BE A GREAT WHAT'S TOUR MOMmL/F...PlUSTWO LET'S STEP OVER HERE WHILST V1XI M A M ALL io u n 'CAUSE SHE IX lt MAKE MY PRESeNTS ARE RI6HT HERE IN Wtw CARES no pets. IlSO. Security required. CHKI9TMA» FBSeeNJTSr ...... /SQVieTHIWO, acre yard, garden, $150, Five DECEMBER YOU MAKE TKE HOME” HOUSE FER YA, FUDPSY! WOCK-BOTTOM i..,DIVID6 BY FOUR... I FINISH FI66ERIN'! ^ L THIS TRUNK— WHERE TKEYVE BEEN IF HE’S Garden Products 50 228-9692. room, $(35, Four rooms, $115. ALL IT NEEDS IS A t a y WELL, I SUeSftTHBnE ANP rTLL BE MANOR PWICE? INTEREST... A M PEOPLE WHOCAWT Bidi-neooBLE, FOH WEEKS.'~HAK-KAFF-. SIMPLY SHOPPED? iVVOBK! BECAUSE 1 ABHCR BCASTINfi.MY Appliances included; utilities RIALTOR b e a r t o SPEKIPA PIME IP'ltXJTWO,. H16 IDEA BUY YOUR Potatoes direct SUNNY four rooms. Appliances APARTMENTS extra. 872-0359, 8 p.m. to 9 p.m. BARGAIN MONTH MLS IT LOOKS AWFULLY ow AMvaopy b u t COW*T»1DPl BENIUS FOR ORfiANIZATlON OF CLASS from the Potato Warehouse, by supplied. One child. Immediate CELEDRATE ■*'( - / wRm Coventry - Coventry , Woodworking Solves His Gift Problems ^ Manchester—A City of Village Cliarm young, alert, aggressive, and has IX he went into woodworking PRICK: KIFl'KKN CKINTS unpainted so that little ones may Religious ^ A shortage cf money and the been interested in woodworking. structed the tpys himself with the house two years iago and have manners. He also claims to eitjqy fitl^ time he would-also like to need for Christmas presents has He said a lot of what he knew was help bf his wife. chew on them safely. They are since redesi^ed and decorated it his woik, brahch out to tables, chests and made from ^-inch wood and are themselves. turned into a part-time industry taught to him by his father, who Coral has taken some of the The salary Shawn is asking is other wood products. He has TWENTY-FOUR PAGES easy for little ones to grasp.'' Articles o. for Allen Watson and his wife was always rebuilding houses. He toys to work with her where they He displayed tte toys in his one new toy a month and one made several tables and chests Alan boasts that his tpys are Carol of Coventry. also took woodworking courses in are child tested. She works at a frist craft show list spring in cookie every ‘ hour he works. for: his own home. Last Christmas when Watson school nursery school in Stafford unbreakable and that,, he will Coventry and altends crafts Shawn is 2H years old. Carol is a working partner in Displayed > found himself short of money and Watson, who has an associate Springs. replace any toy that lie sells that shows abdit once a month in area the toy business. She helps by Alan aims his toys at the 1-to 6- MONICA SHEA needin'g gifts for the children of degree, was for a time, a senior The toys, all constructed of is broken by a child. The price towns. putting on wheels and sanding the years-old and sella mostly- the CorreqioiMlaat , friends and family, lie turned to draftsman with Pratt & Witney in wood, include such items- as range is frnn one to ten dollars The first reciepient of Alan’s smaller toys. toy parts. for the more elaborate tpys. He toys was Ms nephew, Shawn 7tt44M , woodworking as a way to solve East Hartford until he got bored paddle boats, planes, and^ log He would like to do this line of Right now the Watsons work on intends to stay within this price Watson of New Haven. Shawn has he Historical Society’s , s Power Outage In Fifth his problem. working in an office and decided trucks. thu front porch of their home. work full time but to do that he Ives in toe. Town Hall are fU l^ - Alan Is a cabinetmaker for All to go back tcTworking with his Watson is very proud of the toy range so that his toys are within recently sent Alan an application And Alan says it is getting cold. the budgets of all parents. would have to buy a bigger house this month with articles from State Woodworking in hands. safetyfactors. Over 90 per cent of for the position of toy tester and Maybe in time he will have a where he could set up a store to Near Bast loaned by residents of Marlborough and has always He has designed and con them contain no nails and are Alan and his wife bought their demonstrator. He states he is wojodworMng place of his own." sell his wares. Coventry. The current Petroleum Crisis is not represented — onl^ beauty, history and religious Schools Grews Continue traditions of various feitos. . Christmas is symbolized by a large and very old mother of pearl shell brought from Close Repair Operation '' Bethlehem many years ago, which bears an exquisite carving Manchester public* schools of toe Nativity. will remain closed until Jan. 2, The Hartford Electric Light college, was not available today Above this is a mother d peqrl School Superintendent James Co. had 30 repair crews working eress, while on one side hangs a for comment. P. Kennedy said today. in Manchester today and it is "Crasaders Cross” and on tbe Kennedy, working from his The college was being used as other an Arabic lodcet bearing estimated that 75 per cent of a shelter for those whose homes home where power has been town will have electrical ser toe word Mashallah “Allah Re restored but his pipes have were without heat and electrici Wtlh.You,” giving to a mother on vice by tomorrow morning, ty- burst, said he has preliminary local HELCO manager Charles toe birtotnof her first son. reports that the storm crisis Exams scheduled for this Hoffman said today. morning were held just the On toe right hand bottom shdf resulted in problems in at least sits a model of toe ancient At midday today. Hoffman same. There is no information two schools: Egyptian Sphinx with its unan said about half of Manchester available- as yet as to future swered quesUoa Beside it is a —There was some freezing at had power restored. classes or examination Highland Park School, but temple Im p with places for ten Heavy rains which started schedules. f;^\BARGAI\ GIFT BUYS AT THE wicks, with mutton tallow or school maintenance staff falling in the Manchester area Em ergency shelters in other grease being used for fuel drained boilers to avoid Thursday night melted ice from A gracehil necklace hangs above^ damage. •several locations continued to trees and power lines, but the operate today, and combined ■ ■ *WO\DERWORLD OE LEISURE! SAVE 3.22 and a number of antique cotna —At least; one water pipe rains were causing other our reg. 10.49 are shown, one of them being burst at the Old Trade School. forces of the town and the identified as the biblical problems: Felling more trees Connecticut Nationai Guard building at 45 Schooi St., but the and wires, water seepage into ROCh'EM-SOCK 'EM ROBOTS "widow’s mite.” extent of damage wasn’t were assisting HELCO crews in By Marx. World's toughest boxers keep in On the bottom left is an cables, and flooding. the cleanup effort today. OPEN known. Many homes and businesses alabaster tray with alabaster Kennedy said the school Town Manager Robert Weiss cups, also brass trays, large and in Manchester regained elec said about 800 people were small, and a number of brass maintenance staff is busy trical power Thursday night clearing debris from school housed in emergency shelters cups. A tall brass vase is on tbe and today, but often power was at the State Armory, Elks Club, s h ^ above, beside it a Veiy property, and they’re working lost again. Brief overnight inside schools to restore heat. Manchester High School, town small but ancient white lamp, power outages were reported at firehouses, and Manchester /iliclniS%, with a certificate. above it in Some school system staff is Manchester Memorial English and another language also assisting with emergency Community Coilege Thursday Hospital, Manchester High night. testifying to its antiquity. shelter operations at School, and the State Armory. One of toe knrelist e^ iU ts is Manchester High School, Weiss said telephones at The Herald regained limited Manchester’s Civil Defense toe little "Mezuza” Intended to Kennedy said. electrical service at about 1:30 contain a tiny Hebrew scroll with Headquarters are still ringing toe words, “HW O Israel: The this morning, after being constantly today. People are in Lord Thy God Is One,” and to be without power since 9:20 a.m. quiring about firewood, water, affixed to the door poet of a Hartford Monday. Today's Herald is the electrical service, and shelter. , Hebrew home. first edition of the newspaper Townspeople still without The model of a Hittite sun-dial Policemen this week which was printed in power and heat were advised to is particularly interesting, while The Herald’s plant — publica bring bedding with therti to toe woodcarvings of a camel and Wounded tion was suspended Monday, shelters tonight. Before‘going toe photo^aph of a^Morroccan and newspapers from Tuesday to a shelter, officials said, peasant add greatly to the HARTFORD: U P I)-A Viet Governor Briefed On Storm Damage through Thursday were printed residents should' make general effect nam veteran surrendered to by the Norwich Bulletin. arrangements with CD The Historical Society ap police today from the attic of Gov. Thomas Meskil listens soberly to a report on conditions in residents forced out of their homes. WJ^tn the governor on his tour Telephone service and elec Headquarters. Telephone preciates the loans made by'the his mother’s home after he Manchester in the wake of Monday’s sleet storm from Capt. David Gay yesterday were, from left; State Sen. David Odegard of Manchester; tric power were knocked out following: Mr. and Mrs. Rene numbers there ate 649-6060 or wounded two policemen with a of the Connecticut National Guard. The meeting took place at Mayor John Thompson; and Richard Clark, Greater Manchester Thursday night at Manchester 649-9068. Paucel, Mr. and Mrs. Herman shotgun. Community College. Frederick Marshal, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Manchester High School which was converted into a shelter for Chamber of Commerce executive vice president. (Photo by Ofiara) If transportation is needed, it The veteran, identified as W. Lowe Jr., president of the can be arranged through CD Bynes, toe Rev. and Mrs. Robert Obediah Stewart Jr., was taken Bechtold, and CapL and Mrs. Headquarters and provided by WalterKeUer. into custody about 11:40 a.m. ' the American Red Cross, Weiss. after he turned over a shotgun sajd. NEW LIBRARIAN to police who talked him into A total of 500 men, including surrendering from the three- State Seeks Federal Energy Bill Rebecca Lehmann of Stomrs town employes and the National Rd., Mansfield Center, has been story building at 131 Adams Guard, started work today appointed librarian at the Booto- Street. clearing debris from Dimeck Memorial Library in The two policemen were iden Holds Congress Manchester streets and Coventry. i; tified as Douelas Morency, 27, working with HELCO tree A native of Shrew sbi^, Mass., of Manchester, who suffered Disaster Assistance WASHINGTON (UPI) - A vite a veto and including areas A flash flood warning is in trimming crews. Mrs. Lehmann g r a d u a l from faciai wounds; and Raymond bill to give President Nixon of disagreement among its Activation of National Guard effect throughout Connecticut Swarthmore College and Sullivan, 25, of Rocky Hill, who emergency powers to deal with authors, could delay adjourn men in Manchester came after this afternoon for streams and a result of the storm which received a master of library suffered face and chest wounds. L’niu-d Press international Nixon early today after a the energy crisis was the only ment until Saturday and Thursday’s tour of Manchester creeks. Rain occasionally glazed most of the state Mon major obstacle to wrapping up possibly send the session into science degree from Simmons Both are in satisfactory condi Gov. Thomas J. Meskill townby-town damage inventory by Gov. Thomas Meskill. College. 1 heavy at times will cause local day with ice as much as three- the first session of the 93rd next week. tion in St. Francis Hospital. planned to ask President Nixon of the state. Her appointment by the highway and urban flooding. quarters of an inch thick. A Congress today. In addition to the energy bill. Meskill, accompanied by Neighbors described Stewart today to declare Connecticut a A damage inventory is state and federal disaster of library’s trustees takes effect Rain possibly mixing with or required, he told a news con quarter of a million homes and “It all depends on the energy Congress has to dispose of only Jan. 2. 1 as “a loner,” who was ’’never state of emergency as a result ficials, toured Manchester by the same since he came back changing to snow before ending ference Thursday, because the businesses were left without bill,” said Senate Democratic three other measures before in Mrs. Lehmann’s husband, of the ice storm, considered the power. air Thursday afternoon and also from Vietnam.” this evening. Mostly cloudy, federal government requires Leader Mike Mansfield as forming President Nixon that Scott, teachers at the University worst in two decades, which hit Utility crews, reinforced by conferred with local officials. Police surrounded the home and windy, and turning sharply that substantial public damage Congress convened for what its work for the year is finished. of Connecticut in the Department the state earlier this week. out-of-state contingents, The governor promised all and used loudspeakers to call on colder tonight. Temperatures be shown before assistance can many weary members hoped Of these, only a bill providing of Philosophy. Meskill came back Thursday worked around the clock to necessary aid for Manchester, Stewart to surrender. this afternoon in the 50s be given. would be their last day before a a two-step, 11 per cent increase lowering to low to mid 20^^ from a skiing holiday in Ver clear fallen limbs and repair month-long Christmas vaca in Social Security benefits could and said the state would furnish CHURCH SERVICES One neighbor, John Douglas, mont and toured Connecticut He said some businesses tonight. Partly cloudy windy downed lines. tion. cause any impediment to The First and tbe Second said Stewart was “visited Valiey towns, including could be eligible for low- and continued cold Saturday, interest, Small Business Ad Rep. William R. Cotter, D- But the energy bill, loaded adjournment. Congregational Churches of regularly by a social worker, or Manchester — among the worst Conn., said the Pentagon was with' amendments that could in CCoventry are comblncng this nurse. He hasn't been the same high 30 to 35. ministration loans for lost hit communities in the state — ready to implement emergency year for the traditional Christ since he returned from Viet Glastonbury and Middletown. merchandise. mas Eve Candlelight Service The degree day forecast for Meanwhile, Connecticut plans but needed Meskill to nam.” He was accompanied by Paul declare the state a disaster which Will be at the First Douglas said, ’’I’ve never the Greater Hartford Light and Power Co. said Hartzell, a federal disaster area and seek federal Congregational Church at 11:30 seen him outrageous before.” Springfield area: Thursday it would be aiming at j».m. Forecast for today 30, normal assistance expert, who com assistance. Ethel Scotchman, another mented that he didn’t think a goal of having all power Music will be provided by the 39. restored to all but 2,500 families combined church choirs. neighbor, called Stewart ’’A Connecticut could qualify for nice fellow.” Forecast for Saturday 40, nor by early today. Tbe churches are combining mal 39. disaster relief. Meskill said he would call services because cf two energy William Keveney, spokesman crisis in an effort to save fuel _ for the utility firm, said that The First Congregational Church School Christmas rain was slowing down repair pageant will be presented at 6:30 work and that foggy conditions p.m. on Chrisbnas Eve and will Mideast Peace Talks were hampering movement of be a family affair with carol crews and vehicles. singing and the pageant The Board of Christian He said Thursday night’s rain Christmas Education will serve refresh Off To Shaky Start was melting the ice off the tree ments to toe children following limbs and some branches snap ping back into place were toe pageant GENEVA (UPI) - The first people, namely to chase you threatened to pull out of the Needy Fund knocking out power previously face-to-face Middle East peace everywhere and at all times to talks even before in a last restored to some homes. DIRECTOR DIES conference got off to a shaky strike at you and crush you.” minute protocol hassle. Donations previously start today with both Israel and The statement purported to U.N. officials had arranged HARTFORD, Conn. (UPI) — CL&P had no estimate of how acknowledged: 157. Funeral services for William-J, Egypt threatening to pull out in be from the same guerrillas seven separate tables in a hep Other donors: Harold ' Morris, who directed one of tele a dispute over seating who organized Monday’s attack tagon and assigned the Israelis many homes were still without power Thursday night. Fischer, Mrs. Earl Vancamp, vision’s first interview programs, arrangements, delaying the at Rome airport that left 32 per-' to sit next to the empty table St. Mary’s Girls Friendly will be held Saturday at New opening session by 40 minutes. sons dead including several where the Syrians, who pulled The National Weather Ser Society, Mrs. Freida ington Memorial F\meral Home. The conference got underway Americans. out of the talks Tuesday, would Kleinschmidt, Mrs. Bertha Morris directed the old Faye vice predicted more rain today, after a warning from Beirut U.N. Secretary General Kurt have been. causing urban and highway Dietricksen, Donna Emerson show and programs that Palestinian guerrillas will Waldheim gaveled the session The Israeli sources said Dietrichsen, Mr. and Mrs. SAVE 78€ featuring the Gabor sisters. He flooding, but temperatures "crush Americans to order at 11:10 a.m. (5:10a.m. Eban, saying this amounted to were expected to go up into the Arthur Dio. our reg. 3.66 was also director of the Connect everywhere” until U.S. support EST), bringing together Israel, “visually ostracizing” Israel, ticut Historical Commission. 40s, with rain ending tonight. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas of Israel ceases. Egypt, Jordan, the United told Waldheim on arrival at the SAVE $ 5 MONOPOLY BV PARKER BROTHERS Morris, 68, died Wednoday in Farraday, Mr. and Mrs. Ar our reg. 12.99 , A statement in the Beirut States and Soviet Union to dis site that he would “go home” nold Kleinschmidt and ^ reg. ti.99 World's most famous wheeler-dealer game Hartford Hospital. He lived in Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D- PUTT- PVTT'>* RAILROAD for tycoons of all ages! Buy, sell real estate... Newington. newspaper An Nahar and at cuss soiving the 25-year Arhb- unless this was changed. He Conn., who asked President children Michael, Gail and JUMElO MICHIGAN SHOVEL TRVCK or go to Jail! Great game of chance and tributed to Palestinian Israeli conflict. ^ dropped his objection to the Nixon to declare Connecticut a Joy, Mr. and' Mrs. Robert Wind-up motor Putt-Pult“ train with guerrillas warned Americans seventh table itself. engine, flatcar, logs and caboose. 8- Durable steel reproduction of the real ' strategy! KILLIAN ENDORSED Both Israeli and Egyptian major disaster area, said the Hines, Paul Hansen, Lilliain ft. oval track with tunnel, loading dock fhingl Just like heavy equipment on big HARTFORD, Conn. '(UPI) _ that if the U.S, government con sources said their foreign With other delegations armed services could dispatch Kleinschmidt, Mr. and Mrs. and more! All durable, solid construction sites. Shovel raises, lowers, Former Lt. Gov. Attilio R. Fraa- tinued to support Israel “we , ministers, Abba Eban and arriving amic^ strict security — 200 Une specialists to speed up Walter Armstrong. opens and shutsi Pivots on truck body! hardwood. By Mattel. sinelli has endorsed Attorney shall keep our promise to our Ismail Fahmi respectively. some members even had their the mammoth repair job. Terrific playtime fun! General Robert K. Killton for the own briefcases searched — ^ Also, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Richmond, Mrs. A.V. Sale in effect thru this weekend Gat them wMIe they laetl Supply UuUtad. Democratic nomination for Waldheim ushered them . into Residents who have been Krikorian, Mrs. Laura C. governor, Frassinelll, S ta ff^ separate rooms and began struggling to keep warm and Gauthberg, Betty Jane Turner Denoocratic town chairman m d a shuttling from one to another fed under primitive conditions Democratic state ebnunittee- Herald Publishes Sunday with proposals as the 10:30 a.m. School of Dance, Mr. and Mrs. , man, called Killian “ the best were aggravated further by dif John S. Foley, Mr. and Mrs. . Governor Visits Manchester starting time passed. ficulties in obtaining gasoline equipped among Democrata to Raymond 0. Wilcox. 381 Broad St., Manchester and camping fuel. , v ' run against Gov.. Thomas J. As a convenience to the public. The Herald 'will publish Total to date: $287. y . ■ - ■ , . MeaUU.” Sunday. , Many gas stations, already state and federal officials toured Connecticut yesterday to get a first-hand view of the Waldheim took his place at damage caused by Monday’s sleet storpa. The helicopter landed on the Brookfield St. The press run is set for 1 a.m. It is the hope of the cir the head of .the heptagon and, cut back by the national gas Donations may be sent to culation department that all carriers will be able to reach from him, clockwise, were the oline shortage, fan out of gas MACC, P.O. Box 773, parking .lot at Manchester High School so the officials could tour Manche^er ^to. »■ because other dealers were left Manchester, 06040 From left are; Gen. John F. Freund, adjutant of the Connecticut National Guard; Gov. their subscribers with the Sunday edition by 9 a.m. Israelis, the Soviets, the Syrian * table, the Joranians, the United without power to ruh their Thomas Meskill; and Paul Hartzell, representative of Federal Disaster Assistance Ad pumps. States and the Egyptians. ministration. (Photo by Ofiara) . - At least eight persons died as