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Compiled from United Press International Guerrillas State I HARTFORD - State In- attack base ^ surance Commissioner Jay W. II Jackson rejected a rate •' .f?. BUENOS AIRES, Argentina So far this year, an estimated 865 request by Connecticut iUPI) — Guerrillas attacked an persons have died in political Mescal Ser^ce, Inc., for its army communications base violence in Argentina. I popular Century Contract, but southeast of the capital early today ’*v - Regarding Mrs. Peron’s latest ijj approved a yearly |12 increase but were driven off after a brief gun- political troubles, a group of for its "65 Contracts.” Jackson r-A'r- ■./ „ battle, the news agency Noticias legislators from a small center- called the 18.8 per cent rate in- Argentinas said. rightist group, presented the im |:| crease reques "excessive” for Police and the army did not con peachment motion in the Chamber of i;| the Century plan which ac- firm the report of the attack on the Deputies. A similar motion by counts for 72 per cent of CMS’s Communications Battalion 601 in another small group earlier this :|; business. City Bell, 28 miles southeast of month was rejected by the Buenos Aires. Constitutional Affairs Committee of I NEW BRITAIN - Police are The agency said at least 20 the chamber. asking for information about a (Herald photo by Pinto) guerrillas armed with with. machine Mrs. Peron has a nominal majority I Christmas fire that killed two guns drove up in several cars and in both houses of congress but dissi men during an alleged feud Clogged drains backup rain water opened fire on the guard post outside dent Peronists have combined with |:|: between rival gangs. The men the base. It said two guerrillas were opposition members to win recent II died of asphyxiation, according killed and two others wounded when tests of voting strength. :$ to a medical examiner. Friday started out with sleet-slicked streets streets until ice and snow could be cleared from the soldiers returned fire. making driving extremely hazardous. By mid- storm sewer drains. If a motorist drove too If confirmed, the new attack would morning the weather had warmed and com fast, he risked killing his engine with an icy have come four days after Argen Regional bined with heavy downpours of rain created splash. This motorist was photographed tina’s bloodiest guerrilla battle flo^s in many low places on Manchester negotiating a “pond” on N. School St. Tuesday in which unofficial reports Town report g CONCORD, N.H. - New now have raised the possible death g Hampshire officials are trying toll to 163 persons, including rebel supplements i:|: to figure out the costs of a four- guerrillas, soldiers and civilian i| hour Christmas Day rampage bystanders. today^s Herald ■:$ by inmates at the state prison. President Isabel Peron, § DevCo sells Coventry holdings meanwhile, faced a new call for her Today’s Herald includes as a CONCORD, N.H. - Filing in impeachment on the grounds of this time it is too early to make any sion, was asked how the change of supplement, the Manchester Town i;! the New Hampshire preslden- MONICA SHEA alleged misfeasance in office, statements on the use of the land and owners would affect the commission Report for the 1974-75 fiscal year. •i; tial primary has ended with 742-9495 violations of the national constitution any proposed developments. No firin she said, “Essentially at the present The report includes a resume of the jli contenders including President Peter Libassi, president of DevCo, and attacks on freedom of the press. plans have yet been formulated for time it doesn’t appear to me that it general audit, reports from town ;g Ford, Ronald Reagan and six has sent a letter to all DevCo tenants Noticias Argentinas, a private the use of the land.” will affect the commission at all. departments and agencies, and a major liberal Democrat can- informing them that the Greater news agency, reported Friday night “We have been hired as a Previously there was a large percel directory of health and social ser didates. Hartford Community Development police were working to identify as caretaker operation to pay the taxes of land in the northwest comer of vices for Manchester. Corporation (DevCo Coventry Cor many as 156 bodies in the aftermath and insurance and to assist the Coventry under a single owner and Two errors occur in the report on poration) has deeded its land of coordinated attacks Tuesday on an National tenants. But I plan to meet shortly there is still a large parcel of land in Page 4 in a listing of officials. holdings in the Coventry, Mansfield army arsenal and other targets south with the board of the new company northwest Coventry under a single Representatives Theodore Cum and Vernon to the Connecticut Bank of Buenos Aires. i PORTSMOUTH, Va. - Coast and will in the future be advising owner, albeit a different owner, /tod mings and Abraham Glassman are and Trust Company as agent. The bodies apparently included an g Guard officials say they doubt them on the best use of the land.” unless and until the new owners both listed with an ‘R’ before their The letter states "The ultimate undetermined number of civilians 11 the authenticity of a distress "I am looking forward to working names, indicating ‘Republican.’ Both holder of the title will be the (Coven come before the commission with a caught in the cross fire. 11 call and have suspended the with this and will try to deal sen Cummings and Glassman are try Land Corporation which is a proposal there is no appropriate ac Military sources said nearly all the i;!: search for a 46-foot motor sitively with the Coventry people. I tion to be taken by the commission.” Democrats. Connecticut stock company owned by bodies identified were members of iji: yacht which a radio operator realize they have been concerned a number of Greater Hartford area Stave said, "It is my hope that the People’s Revolutionary Army, said was foundering in the about the use of this land. And I am companies.” when and if a proposal is presented to the same Marxist guerrillas opposing g notorious Bermuda Triangle, sure that we will be extremely open Good fences make The letter further says that the us the applicant will in proposing it, the army in a campaign in the rugged g The cutter Point Brown with the company.” keep in mind the best interest of the Farley Company of 50 Founders mountains of Tucuman Province in good neighbors 11 searched unsuccessfully Plaza, East Hartford, has been “After the first of the year I hope Town of Coventry and of the Friday for signs of the Rattan northwest Argentina. PAYSON, Ariz. (UPI) - They’ll retained to manage the real estate on to meet with the community leaders townspeople.” have to change the words of that old i n. The same sources had indicated tehalf of the Coventry Land Corpora- as you can’t hope to do many things "I am certain that upon receipt of earlier the attack was an un western ditty, "Don’t Fence Me In.” with the land without community such a proposal it will be fairly and precedented joint operation by the That’s exactly what is happening to a I NEW YORK - Roy Wilkins, support.” equitablely heard and considered.” E William Farley, president of the whole town. executive director of the People’s Revolutionary Army and Farley Company, said yesterday liie, Farley Company developed “I would hope that the new cor the Montoneros, a group of Local officials, ranchers and the I NAACP, has accused U.S. At- afternoon, "Our work will com and managed the Drake Hill Mall in poration would be of a group that Forest Service agreed to build a torney General Edward H. breakaway leftist Peronists. mence on the first of the year and at Simsbury and the company manages would take pride in what they do as In a surprise assault, the rebels barbed wire fence, 12 to 15 miles g Levi of "capitulation to ig- commercial property throughout the well as be concerned about the profit long, around the town to keep out i:|: norance, racism, anarchy and broke into the Monte Chingolo state and in New York. The commer margin involved in the wandering cattle. The cattle strayed i;!: mob rule” in seeking judicial arsenal, while other rebels staged cial properties consist of shopping development.” diversionary attacks south of the too often from forest grazing lands, II review of a landmark busing centers and office buildings. At this time there is no information capital. The army beat back the to the annoyance of townsfolks who iji: decision. When Sondra Stave, chairman of Who owns as to who the principals are in the arsenal attackers in what it called a find steers munching on lawns and C the Planning and Zoning (tommis- Coventry Land Corporation. gardens. I NEW YORK - A United stinging defeat of the guerrillas. Press International count at :i| midmorning placed the Christ- the doggie? iji mas holiday toll at more than g 275 killed in highway accdents. A supposed dog napping Christmas g Florida and California had evening puzzled police and two Donna Carpenter hopes to return II reported more than 20 deaths veterinarians Friday. II each since the holiday period Raymond Jerry of Glastonbury ^1 began at 6 p.m. Wednesday. drove into the Extra Gas station on § VAIL, Colo. — President Oakland St. about 8 p.m. His brown and white beagle was in his car. to church mission service in Bolivia || Ford says he will be doing Jerry told police that as he stepped g paper work, possibly including By JUNE TOMPKINS Organizationally, Donna says the some bill signing today, before out of the station’s office, a man un known to him let the beagle out of Herald Reporter Mennonites have it “way over the II he hits the ski slopes for the CIA and the U.S. Government.” She Jerry’s car and into a station wagon. Home last week after serving a II fifth day in a row. l^ ite House calls the Peace Corps a political tool !E0 The man drove away. more than two-year service mission documents were flown to his and although she thinks it does a good Jerry followed the station wagon to in Bolivia, Donna Carpenter’s wish is ;| Rocky Mountain resort Friday thing, she says she has known Peace 275 Oakland St. that she might return. I and included analyses of sotne Corps people who have been harassed On Friday, Jerry took his story to After having helped to establish a g of the 27 bills he has to dispose by the CIA. police. conRnunity leadership program, set g of in the next few days. Donna’s assignment was to Las Sgt. Larry Smith and Off. Fred ting up a method for water system improvement, and seeing new school Barreras which is about 30 miles I SAN DIEGO - Some 100,000 Jainchill went with Jerry to 275 plans materialize, Donna feels it is from Santa Cruz east of the Andes. II Americans, mostly veterans Oakland St. where they met a man only natural to want to go back and Before leaving for Bolivia, she spent blooded in Vietnam, have been .named McAllister (no first name see that the improvements for which a 10-day orientation period in Akron, iji hired as "mercenary soldiers” available). she worked so hard are continuing. headquarters for the Mennonite Cen |: for foreign nations and cor- McAllister said he knew all about The mission the daughter of Mr. tral Committee. She was then g porations, — or "paramilitary the dog. The beagle belong to his and Mrs. Richard Carpenter served assigned to live with a Bolivian fami :g groups” in the United States— daughter, Linda. was sponsored by the Mennonites. ly in Santa Cruz for three months the San Diego Evening Tribune McAllister's son-in-law had found while she learned the native The international service committee reported Friday. it in Jerry’s car. He said the dog had language — Spanish — and the coun been missing for two months. of the Mennonite Central Committee try’s politics, culture and customs. Jerry told police the beagle was sends representatives who are teachers, agriculture specialists and With this brief background, Donna his. Someone gave it to him recently then moved to Las Barreras, a and it was nine months old. missionaries all over the world. International village of about 800 people, with a McAllister said Linda’s beagle was Their specialty is teaching basic nurse as her roommate. much older. school education, community For the length of time they spent in g HONG KONG - China, in g Police and the men took the dog to organization, leadership training, their very small quarters, they had a g one of the most conciliatory g Dr. Clark Moseley and Dr. Louis and Christian principles daily audience of children which II moves toward the Soviet Union Bach at the Manchester Veterinary In her senior year at Ohio spent most of their time in the in years, today announced the :| Clinic at 156 Spencer St. Both doctors Wesleyan University at which she doorway watching and giggling at the release of a Soviet helicopter g told police the beagle was more like was majoring in sociology and 1^ and its three crewmen cap- | anthropology, she went with a group foreigners’ different way of life. 18 months old. Donna’s account of her g tured almost two years ago and g Police still have not sorted out the of students to West Virginia to help in experiences is like reading a feature g accused of espionage. |; whole story, they said. a revitalization program in a disaster in the National Geographic In the meantime and in the face of area following a severe flood. magazine. II LISBON, Portugal—Foreign the vests’ report, they released the While there, she worked with a The fact that Bolivia is the second II Minister Ernesto Melo Antunes g beagle to McAllister. group of Mennonites from whom she g flew to Iraq today in an effort || learned of their principles. poorest country in South America I; to expand Portuguese relations “They’re pacifists and don’t back sets the scene for her experiences. g with Arab nations. g any government. They don’t put any She began her mission in educa big emphasis on conversion, just tion. Las Barreras already had a I ANKARA, Turkey - Soviet i education and community school system with six Bolivian g Premier Alexei Kosygin met g development.” teachers. Any semblance to a school || with Turkish Prime Minister g Of the Christian religion, Doonna system as we know it ends there. Happy to he home again II Suleyman Demirel today to || Inside today says, “I think Christianity is great School was not held in a central g discuss detente and the g but not what everybody needs at the building,, but wherever there was Donna Carpenter flashes a happy smile as she stands in frnt of room for classes — in the church, an g strengthening of economic ties (Ossified...... 9-10 Obituaries...... 12 moment.” her home at 285 Henry St. displaying the sign that welcomed her I between the two countries. Church...... 5 Sports...... 627 The Mennonite program puts its abandoned building, or a home. (ktmics...... 11 We^-Review ... 4 Donna, who had never taught, was upon her return from a two-year and three-month mission in Dear Abby...... 11 Wings...... 4 emphasis on the needs of the people where its missionaries are sent. - ■ ■ ...... See Page 12 Bolivia. (Herald photo by Dunn) PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 27,1975 MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Sat., Dec. 27, 1975_PAGE THREE * NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS
HeUo ever^kodyl Well, I hope you deserves a big thank you for their started a week ago Friday when we be announcing a couple of new willingness and dependability to all enjoyed Chrliitinas aa mura aa I had 47 players for our setback games programs. ^ . did. For awhile it didn’t look like we assist. with toe following winners: Edward The menus for Monday and Friday would have any of that white atnff Thanks also to Elsa Hlrsch and Ann Scott, 133; Wesley Frost, 130; as follows: Monday we will have ow around, but whoi it came, it aure Rice for their good Job of handling Samuel Schorrs, 129; Lee Miller, 126; ned beef hash, buttered vegetable, dropped a load. Gueaa it wouldn’t the bingo cards and canned goods. Paul Desjuenes, 122; Betty Jesanis, bread and butter, chilled applesauce, really be Chriatmaa without the Thanks also to Marge Hall and Anna 120; George Morrisette and Bob and a beverage. Friday, tuna noodle snow. Haupt for taking care of the Cordner, 119; Vivian Laquerre, casserole, tossed salad, chilled fruit, Now the next big program happens Thursday lunch monies. Dorothy Andrew and Joseph Wind And so for the next two months of and a beverage. this Monday evening when we sor, 117, and Josephine Schuetz, 116. Schedule for the week celebrate O i^ tm as and New Year’s January and February here are our Tlien last Monday came the big C O t IK T R ' with a big party and dance. Lots of volunteers. Monday and Friday Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, kitchen snow storm, and as a result we had to social bingo, one can of canned goods 2B4 SNOAB ST. RUNCNESia. goodies ndll be on hand along with kitchen social games. In the kitchen, close our building to programs. We live and lively music to dance to. It chairlady Ceil Wandt, and her needed. Noon to 12:30 p.m., lunch is 7 2 5 EAST iW Eiityj were open for business as usual but served. 1 p.m., pinochle games. 8 should be a gala time and we turn to helpers ^ be Lena S p^, Marge the programs were canceled. Hall, and Dorothy A n d ^ . Passing p.m. to 11 p.m., Christmas and New MIDDLE TURNPIKE 'cS S !uuRK7nn^^ see you then. Tickets will be A good thing for you folks to • WUmCAL PARAPNERNAUA out the cards, and collecting the Year’s dance. Bus pickup at 8:30 available at the door and the action remember when it comes to snow ' **«utr Muni MANCHESTER OPEN Tues., WEO., EAT. 10 R.M. • tOS R .M . will start at 8 p.m. and end around 11 canned goods will be Helen Silver a.m., return trips at 12:30 and again THURSDAY A FRIDAY, IE A.M. • « F.M. storms, is that whenever the schools at 4 p.m. Bus pickup for the dance is SUNDAY 12 NOON - S F.M. FLENTY OF FREE MMIMD p.m. Our bus will be out picking and Marge Hall. Calling the games are closed, our programs will be too. will be A1 Christensen and George at 6:30 p.m., return trip after the members up starting at 6:30 p.m. The main reason is our parking we seRvicE a n d in s t a l l in d u s t r ia l a n d c o m m e r c ia l By the way, Monday, Jan. 0, we Vallone. dance. problem. In order for the plows to do Tuesday, 9:30 a.m., bus for shop will be registering for another day at a good job we couldn’t park along the AIR CONDITIONMG, Business-Directory Guide For Cook’s Tavern in Plainville. This For our card games it will be ping. 1 p.m.. Senior ^w ling League Helena Gavello and Robert Schubert. streets, and that is why we close. at the Parlmde Lanes. Also return REFRIGEIUmONaiNiHEATIfIG c.o, ER 1$7l?SI should be an interesting trip and we We also try to have them announce will tell you more about it later. For our Thursday entertainment it trip from shopping. We Also Do Sheet Metal Work will be our two old pros, Helen our cancelation over WTIC and Wednesday, 10 a.m., pinochle Manchester and Surrounding Well, it’s that time for us to change WINF radio. So please try to listen to New Enghuid Mechanical Services, be. MANCHESTER PARKADE all our volunteers as the two months Flavell and Eve Warner. These two games. 12;tt p.m., bridge games. will also be in charge of the Thursday either station anytime after 7 Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trip ROUTE #83. P.O. BOX 3147 Your Complete are up. We want to extend our TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) dinners. o’clock. at noontime, and again at 3 p.m. Vicinity Appliance Store sincere thanks to the following If you don’t happen to hear about 643-2738 » 643-2102 volunteers for doing a real super Job Thursday, building will be closed' Activities during the week will be our Center, but do near that the local for New Year’s Day. for us, one we really appreciate. schools are closed then you will know CAHIPINC EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND Ernest Erwin and Anna Haupt did a somewhat limited because of New Friday, 10 a.m., kitchen social featuring this weak... Year’s Day. We will serve meals on that our programs are canceled, and great job calling bingo. The kitchen bingo games, one can of canned TELEVISION - APPLIANCES Monday and Friday of that week, and therefore you won’t have to call the TENTS. COTS, SLEEPINB IADS, AIR HUTTRESSES, committee with Ceil Wandt, go^s needed. Noon to 12:30 p.m., the only day we will be closed will be office to find out. STOVES, UNTERNS MANCHESTER chairwoman. Peg Thierren, Ann lunch is served. 1 p.m., setback New Year's Day. After this week, the action should games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., Thompson and Agnes Halpryn start to get back to normal, and we’ll The action around the Center return trips at 12:30 and 4 p.m. FARR’S MV THE EVeRYTNWO SrORE V th P lk e CAIV-RIRE-SPORT 2 RUIN STREET 6 4 9 - ^ 8 9 I O P n DART TO • P.RL J. FARR • 643-7111 APPLIANCE * TV
Cold weather slows down fighting VOLKSWAGEN REPAIR PERSONAL TEE BEIRUT, Lebanon (UPI) - by factory trained speclallsta MAGGif caution is needed on all roads as long Political sources said the com tion and simply have it played on the Nnudhi# fts m 4 S p u t ta it f Freezing gale-force winds today as there are armed men still on the Phil Pate DONE WHILE YOU WAIT mittee had agreed all gunmen s ould radio every morning,” he said. Locicoro and Zidak ARCO 0 forced gunmen to abandon their streets,” Akhawi said. Ot m I OFtt For Any Occasion lay down their arms Friday night, Residents leaving their homes should! barricades and Beirut radio said A tour of the city showed many 39 9MI tt, HtaMlNiMr but shooting continued past mid tell their families "we might come 6 4 6 -5 0 3 6 Third prize doorway there were “signs of improvement’’ gunmen had abandoned street night. M o n . - S o l 19- 0:39 in the latest cease-fire between back, and then again we might not.” ' TlMr8.1R9:l9 barricades that had been manned The fighting Friday was “a bad day Moslem and Christian factions. P&P AUTO REPAIR This door on the home of Frederick Cordner of 32 Baker Rd., over Christmas. ifor, Beirut and its suburbs,” a news Premier Rashid Karami, in a 706 Main 8L • “Area Charge” • Manchaatar Vernon took third prize this week in the Christmas Lighting Rain squalls combined with icy In the downtown business sector, bulletin said. Mortar bombs and television interview, thanked Iraq, Contest sponsored by the town recreation department. (Herald winds swept in from the Mediterra however, there were still some lef small arms fire echoed continuously Syria and Iran for their mediation ef nean whipping tons of uncollected tists and rightists manning positions photo by Richmond) in the downtown sector and in the forts toward ending the fighting, but %nneetieut ^ a lle if Join MERCURY garbage through the streets and and snip rs fired off occasional Christian and Moslem suburbs of out stressed “our crisis is a Lebanese freezing those who ventured out rounds keeping fearful residents in er Beirut. one and its solution is in the hands of doors. HOSPITAL NOTES " doors. Radio announcer Sharif Akhawi, the Lebanese.” \ 533 Main 81. 643-6295 Manchaatar The miserable weather proved too At least 40 persons died during the known as “the conscience of “ When we can agree between Buy - Sell Highland Dr., South Windsor; Jean much even for hardened gunmen who METAL DETECTORS PlMNM 646-2786 Discharged Tuesday: Mary two-day Christmas period, raising Lebanon,” warned all citizens that Appraise Folino, Stafford Springs; Satina abandoned their barricades to seek ourselves the problem will be over.” COINS by WhiUi'i NO SERVICE CHAROE Bingham, 44 North St.; Norman the death toll for nine months of civil “as usual, the presence of armed iColfacHont Wanted Beben, 27 Emerson St.; Mark shelter from the wind and machine He said the path to peace lay in EDWIN E. BLOW RotonraH O M tar • ItoW s • A lrfliM t • I Yvon, 44 Famham Rd., South Wind war to more than 6,500. men makes all roads unsafe.” agreement on demands for reform in Dalessandro, 5 Franklin St.; Hudene gun and mortar fire subsided OUR 12th YEAR IN MANCHESTER | 627N l a l R t t a M l sor; Patricia LeGrand, RD 5, Coven The dead included a housewife “Perhaps I should record the posi Lebanon’s political, economic and Bouffard, Bristol. throughout the city. try; Alice Allen, 638 Parker St.; Fred standing on line to buy bread for her social sphere. Wilke, 94 Oxford St.; Diana Discharged Thursday: Deborah “Signs of improvement have family and three policemen shot by Raymond, West Willington; Rosalie started appearing,” Beirut radio an FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies Petrovits, Torrington; Sylvia gunmen. 1646-0228 875-3252 Neumann, East Hartford. 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PAGE SIX— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchegter, Conn., Sat,, Dec. 27, 197S Hoop tickets on sale Catholic home tonighti One hundred adult tickets reported the tickets will be remain to be sold for on sale Monday from 10 a.m. Tuesday night’s Manchester to 1 p.m. at Manchester High • East Catholic High High. basketball game at the Manchester sold all its Clarke Arena. out to preserve record allotted 1,000 tickeU and Dave Wiggin, Manchester East sold 700 of the 800 it High director of athletics, received, Wiggin said. By LEN AUSTER Parent’s Night with all Cheney stu- and 4-0 in all games and a victory and how effective he’ll be is Herald Sportswriler parents being admitted free. would set the stage for a battle of un- questionable. Three area tilts are also on the beatens Tuesday against crosstown Cheney won two of its first three Looking to make it two slate. South Windsor High, riding a straight in Hartford County 5-0 Manchester High at Clarke outings but has since dropped two, in Cup lead fow-game unbeaten skein, entertains Arena. St. Bernard is 04 in the HCC, cluding an 88-44 verdict last ’I^esday Cano, Argentina’s No. 2 player, Conference hoop play tonight undefeated 541 Hartford Public in a 0-5 over-all, and is coming off a 100-51 to always strong Cromwell. The BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (UPI) defeated Brazil’s Luiz Tavares, 6-3, is unbeaten East Catholic non-league joust. Rockville High, 1-5 thrashing to South Catholic. East has Beavers and East Granby, 0-5 this — Ricardo Cano and Elio “Lito” 6-4, 7-5, in the first match on a against winless St. Bernard at over-all faces former CVC member three performers averaging in dou season, met twice a year ago with Alvarez gave Argentina a 2-0 lead scorching summer day at the Buenos the Eagles’ Nest at 8:15. 2-4 Simsbury High at the Rams’ Den. ble figures. Six-foot-five senior Co- each winning at home. Senior Emil Aires Lawn Tennis Qub. Alvarez R h ^ High, 2-2, hosts Canton High in over Brazil Friday with singles vic Cheney Tech, meanwhile, will be Captain John Lusa is hitting at a 19.5 Haberem is the lone Tech player hit tories in the South American Zone then downed Brazil’s Carlo Kirmayr, Hebron in an out of league battle. point per game clip, 64 junior Jeff ting at a double digit rate tossing in 64, 6-1, 6-1. out to snap a two-game downswing East Catholic opened its HCC cam- Davis Cup tennis playoffs. against non-conference foe East Heim is averaging 12.7 points per 11.8 points per game. Paul St^charz Tuesday with a hard fought game and Jon Lindberg 12.3. The is next averaging 9.4 points and Tim Granby at the Beaver gym also at tt-38 win over. St. Thomas Aquinas. 8:15. TTie contest has been designated latter saw limited action in the win Martin has tossed in 40 points in five The Eagles are 1-0 in the conference over Aquinas coming off an injury games. Blackburn planning 2 on being just coach 2
HARTFORD, (UPI) - Don by the Whalers in 1973. piled a 63-48-5 Whaler coaching Blackburn, 37, is the new head coach Blackburn said he would have to of the New Engiand Whalers record, “will be a great loss not only fell his way through his new position to the Whalers but also to the WHA 7 following the resignation of Jack before deciding on any changes. “On and professional hockey as well,” 7 Kelley, who led the team to the ly three days ago I was a player; now said Baldwin. World Hockey Association’s first I’m a coach.” championship in 1973. Baldwin said Blackburn is not “an Ron Ryan, former coach of the Kelley, who was the Whalers’ head interim coach. He will coach this Whalers, was named general year and next year and I hope many coach and general manager, resigned manager of the Whalers. Friday to become head coach at more years to come.” Colby College. Whaler president Howard L. Kelley, a disciplinarian and no- Baldwin said Friday’s appointments Kelley stepped from 10 successful nonsense coach who compiled a 206- JACK KELLEY were effective immediately. DON BLACKBURN seasons as head hockey coach at his 80-8 mark as mentor at Boston Kelley said he made his move alma mater, Boston University, to University, contrasts with the easy because “at this point in my iife, I become the Whalers’ first coach in going Blackburn. feit that this decision was totaily in 1972 and capture the WHA’s first ti- Blackburn said he did not believe in tie. the best interest of Jack Keiley and bedchecks and indicated he would not his family.” Blackburn, who took over as coach require it of the players. “I look at it He will “continue to assist the Friday night and guided the team as taking care of your job. Hockey Whalers top Cincinnati Whalers doing consulting work,” said players take pride in the work. If against Cincinnati at the Hartford Baldwin. Civic Center, said he did not plan on they foul it up, it’s their loss, not The Whalers, plagued with injuries being a player-coach. mine.” among key piayers, have been incon for Blackburn’s first ^ “There are too many player- Baldwin, Kelley and Ryan sistent this season. coaches in hockey now,” said launched the New England franchise Baldwin said the changes were Blackburn, a journeyman who played of the WHA in Boston. The team later nothing more than an accomodation for Boston, Philadelphia, Minnesota played some games in Springfield, to Kelley’s personal desire to make a Mass., and then moved to its new HARTFORD,. (UPI) - “The guys and New Y ork’s R angers and “We were really psyched up before change and return to Colby, where be home in Hartford. gave me a great effort,” said Don Climie. The Stingers got a goal by Islanders of the National Hockey began his coaching career. the game and wanted to win this one Pierre Guite in the period. League in an 18-year career. Ryan, a hockey protege under Blackburn after making a successful for Blackie in his first game as “’There are no skeietons in our Kelley when he coached at Colby, coaching debut for the New England The Stingers made a torrid come But he did not rule out taking to the coach,” said Webster who scored a cioset,” said Baidwin. It is what we was succeeded by Kelley as Whaler Whalers. back in the third period but it fell ice if an emergency arose. Blackburn are saying it is.” pair of goals in a first-period, four- short when the clock ran out. scored 373 goals and registered 607 coach shortly before the Whalers’ Blackburn, a veteran player who goal explosion. The departure of Kelley, who com entered the playoffs last season. took over the reins from Jack Kelley, Guite got his second goal of the assists in 1,226 games. He was signed The goals extended Webster’s came away with a 4-3 win over the evening at 11:46 to narrow the deficit scoring streak to 12 games and were Cincinnati Stingers Friday night to 4-2, and defenseman Ron Plumb his 20th and 21st of the season. scored at 19:05 to make it 4-3. Both before a capacity crowd of 10,507 at "I’m really pleased the way our the Hartford Civic Center. goals came on power plays. line is going. No one on the line is The Stingers enjoyed a two-man ad Kelley resigned as head coach to selfish,” Webster said. become hockey coach at Colby vantage in the final minute and 55 Pro hockey roundup “At first, I didn’t think it would College, Waterville, Maine. seconds as they pulled their goalie in CO; work out because Larry (Pleau) had IIS»i5S3i-=-s; The victory moved the Whalers an all-out attempt to even the score. _ 2 o) o never played left wing before and into first place in the East Division Cincinnati showed a 36-28 advan ■5 ®;S-a E | Rosie (Paiement) hadn’t played 0) race with 33 points. Cincinnati is se tage in shots on goal but some big c3 o r»l cond with 31 points. center since we were in the junior saves by Christer Abrahamsson, par bo league together but it didn’t take long Games played by Orr “ There isn’t really one I could ticularly early in the third period, § “ -J for us to click as a unit,” Webster kept the Stingers at bay for most of _ — e f l P single out,” Blackburn said. "All 20 said. o 2 oQ o players gave a superb effort.” the game. . E § | | In addition to Webster’s first- im'S Right-wing Tom Webster said the The Whaiers return to action Sun ■ ‘f JI g period goals, the Whalers got scores S • s | s = S 2 s team wanted to win the game for day night at the Hartford Civic • i f - in the period from Pleau and Ron put Bruins on track Blackburn. Center against the Cleveland Leo « S £•« «.§ Crusaders. *3 CO OoTJ BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - The s - g S « 8, « sj g « power play goal 25 seconds into the 3 ^ m *0 .B . . " S 2P.B ■« Boston Bmins have been winning 15th goal of the yeat to give g. second period and Sheppard scored « •o >■ e E i;ip §•^^2-3 B Greencj Harris doubtful without Bobby Orr but coach Don Washington a tie with Minnesota. 'S « JS B B P S I -B q P B JB 3 his second goal of the night to tie it, 3- The North Stars had held a 1-0 advan i s o n CO w 9 n I 3 ^ Cherry says Orr put the team “on the 3, about two minutes later. S w -5 'S .a right track.” tage from 1:04 of the first period on a uH Veteran winger Wayne Cashman goal by Bryan Hextall. For The Bruins defeated the Buffalo CO 0> -tS made it 4-3 about seven minutes later Washington, the tie was its third in Sabres, 6-3, Friday night and moved :S I with a score from in front of the net. their last 12 games, but the Caps to within two points of the first-place - Dave Forbes and Don Marcotte added have gone winless since Nov. 26. ■s S s 5 O ' i/> o 3 Superstars on sidelines Sabres in the National Hockey insurance goals in the final period i - g - a Kings 4, Golden Seals 2 League’s Adams Division. ft 0«*0 .fl fcw s •> -4-* ssi2 and the Bruins had come from behind Bob Berry and Butch Goring III “ Orr played in only 10 games for the and beaten the'Sabres for the second *8 g* ® ^ -S fc "St « 6 ^ .2 %* ! O.'O scored in the first five minutes and > a o g. -I g CB 3 Bruins this season, but they were an time in six days. S important 10. Mike Corrigan and Tommy Williams 3 ^ B « ' i - i " P as NFL playoffs begin “We had a lot of jump tonight,” added second period goals as Los “If we can just hang around until said Cherry. “This is the first time Angeles dumped their upstate rival. o U) ¥*■ NEW YORK (UPI) - Joe Greene, began throwing the ball again he gets back,” Cherry said, looking we’ve looked good here. It’s been a WHA been listed as a probable starter by at a front-page picture of Orr on a G3 2 James Harris and Fred Biletnikoff Thursday and Ram Coach Chuck disaster every time and the law of Tom Webster scored twice in Don g s.i.5 a Coach John Madden — for lack of hTCkey magazine held by a reporter. - ^ are all superstars at their respective Knox is undecided as to who will averages was with us.” Blackburn’s coaching debut for New I l i s | anyone else to squeeze into the star “When he came back, we were .a positions and capabie of dominating start at quarterback when Los England... Paul Henderson had a hat any game any day. ting line-up. struggling. He put us on the right Flumes 4, Penguins 3 Angeles hosts the St. Louis Cardinals trick and Richard Farda added two •< J O B'S 2 g § Their teams are all involved in the Saturday afternoon. In the other playoff game, track and we’ve been on the right Curt Bennett scored twice to lead ^
MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 27. 1975 — PAGE SEVEN
IS U 8S S . 1 ' i l l s iS' : i I »» 3 8 1 t t t | •5 ! «r Nebraska, Kansas SI li d a sa- 3-' Z ' 03 Score 8 ' •8'aa* z <2 ?3 S- !?: S. 'S’. board o P < Q O bowl tilts 2 SS <$L 38SSttS««>. I8 K sstt.'u. 8ts 8StS»; fisis; aa*s NBA NEW YORK (UPI) - help three-point underdog Pittsburgh while bullish fullback Elliott Walker I ^ ^ z I i s ; Eastern Conference ' n § Atlantic Division Pittsburgh and Arizona State win its first bowl game in 39 years, scored on runs of 60 and two yards. »SE*i 9 S’ W L put a taniish on the Big E iA t’s 33-19. Quarterback Robert Hay good, a S-i GB ; i 60 Q “ ■ 2 .: Boston 20 S reputation as the top couege At Tempe, Ariz., Danny Kush, the voted the game’s most valuable •8 e *< ® n ? Philadelphia 20 10 son of the Arizona State coach, offensive player, added a fourth n :> p football conference In the Buffalo 1714 country Friday when Nebraska kicked his third field goal of the quarter touch^wn with a seven-yard 8 New York 13 20 and Kansas took it on Uie chin game vrith only 4:50 remaining to scoring toss to split end Gordon Central Division give the seventh-ranked Sun DevUs a Jones that gave the Panthers plenty GB as favorites in post-season 6 . 9 1 17-14 upset win over fifth-ranked of cushion to withstand a late 5! Atlanta bowl games. Jayhawk surge. Haygood added to Washington Nebraste, a 14-point favorite, in the ¥ < o p ^ p^ : In the Sun Bowl at El Paso, Tex., the Panther domination on the S* p *-i o« Oi aeveland Fiesta Bowl. 8 . »«6 o« !Sl8«A ISSS^C £SQ8SB 5% Tony Dorsett ran for two touchdowna- Houston \Dorsett scored on runs of eight and ground with 102 rushing yards. and riddled the Kansas defense with two yards and ran for 111 of his The Panthers’ win was their first New Orleans 12 his fancy footwork for 142 yards to ? s 8 s n - i * Western Conference game-leading total in the first half bowl triumph since they beat Washington in the 1936 Rose Bowl, a s • o - W L Pet GB a Detroit 12 IS .444 - 21-0, and only the second bowl victory » s * * Pro hoop roundup - S « < Milwaukee 12 in Panther history. ?*=: spae.-7- n Q , g Kansas City 10 Pittsburgh finished the season 8-4 ‘. s i - 9^\ Chicago 7 and Kansas at 7-5. Pacific Division A final Nebraska drive to try to W GB Detroit on top pull out a victory ended on the Sun Golden State 22 Devil 22 when the Comhuskers’ Tony Los Angeles 20 NEW YORK (UPI) - Only in the Bucks 85, Bullets 81 s Davis caught a pass but fumbled Phoenix 15 .556 Dave Meyers’ two free throws with ISI i£8tt«»M . W SSStttDOTM £ U S !H 8 1 National Basketball Association’s when hit hard by John Harris. § . Seattle 16 .500 Midwest Division can a team lose 6:35 left capped a game-long come Portland 11 .344 13 Arizona recovered and ran out the r * 'O Z '! i f f nine straight games and still be in back by Milwaukee as the Bucks final 68 seconds. Friday’s Results first place. toppled Washington behind Brian m m i Atlanta 98, Geveland 97 The Comhuskers, on the running of 6=8 a s H But not by much...as the injury- Winters’ 24 points and Junior Monte Anthony who scored two (UPI Photo) f .a Fhiladeipbla 96, Buffalo 95 Bridgeman’s 19. ’The Bullets were led Detroit 101, Chicago 87 plagued Detroit Pistons managed to touchdowns, led 14-6 going into the by Elvin Hayes with 23 points. Milwaukee 85, Washington stay a half a game ahead of the fourth quarter in a defensive battle. PitVa Tony Dorsett (33) in crowd g’S- 81 MUwaukee Bucks by beating Uie 76ers 96, Braves 9S Fred Mortensen replaced Dennis Boston 112, Phoenix 106 (Thicago BuUs 101-87 Friday night to George McGinnis capped a 31- Sproul, who injured Us elbow early Horde of Kansas defenders make tackle i n *o Rattle 90, Kansas City 87 snw Uiat nine game winless skein. point, 20-rebound performance with a in the quarter, and on Us second play Los Angeles 104, Portland 95 Tiehe nine straight setbacks was the cmcial drive with 43 seconds left in zipped a 10-yard pass to wide ABA worst ever recorded by a Detroit the game for the winning bucket. receiver John Jefferson in the end Pet g Ib team and it was helped along con Buffalo’s Randy Smith was the zone. 8 8 88! . £ 8 8 H 8 a* M 0* 8e«ee*«i>w 8HS 1 8 8 IM 8 8 < D^ver 20 .741 - siderably when the Pistons lost both game’s high scorer with 32 points. Mortensen then lobbed a conver New York 19 .704 1 their starting guards with tom knee Celtics 112, Suns 106 sion pass for the tie with 13:03 left. S’ ® 2 g i j ? : ' 3 : ? ! i S f f i » 1.3 . Indiana 18 .621 3 49ers fire Nolan Ugamenta in a game Dec. 17 against JoJo White’s 25 points led a Minutes later Sproul came bacK U 513 a ' l i i San Antonio 18 .621 3 g .a -= Kentucky 15 .517 6 Golden State. Two games later, Bob balanced Boston attack in beating and started the winning drive with a 3 s . iS :a Lanier’s knee started acting up again SAN FRANaSCO (UPI) - Dick firing surprised me.” He did not !V a! Louis 14 .412 9 ^ Phoenix and keeping the Celtics in 13-yard keeper and a 17-yard pass to Nolan is out of a job after almost elaborate. Virginia .167 16V5 and he also took a seat on the bench. first place by one game in the Atlan Jefferson. When the drive stalled on e: «• ,1*1 But Lanier returned against the tying a longevity record as the coach Under Nolan the 49ers amassed a !s s? Friday’s Results tic Division. White scored 17 points in the Nebraska 12, Kush booted a 29- of the San Francisco 49ers. 54-53-5 regular season record. In the New York 105, St. Louis 101 Bulls Friday night to score 30 points the second half as the Celtics over yard field goal. Nolan, 43, a stoic disciple of Dallas last three seasons the 49ers’ record San Antonio 117, Denver 106 with 10 rebounds, four steals and four “ This has to stand on top of all the came a 59-53 Phoenix halftime lead. Cowboy Crach Tom Landry, was has been 16-26. NHL assists. Detroit built up a 13 point games in my 18 years at Arizona Sonics 90, Kings 87 fired from the National Football Rightly or wrongly, the fans the rff! Campbell Conference lead at halftime and Chicago never State,’’ explained a surprisingly Seattle center Tonuny Burleson League club Friday after the 49ers past season have — with increasing Patrick Division ' pulled closer than 10 points in the sank two free throws with 12 seconds calm Frank Kush, the nation’s se $ S < ->4 08 00 0 1 C8 S *4 08 ISSI SJ 8 s £ 8 18 ^•Ss W had a dismal 5-9 season. volume — called for Nolan’s ouster. final 24 minutes. left as the Sonics handed Kansas City cond most successful college coach Philadelphia 22 4 8 He became the second NFL coach «r»’9 The victory left Detroit with an Il its seventh straight loss. Brace Seals with 151 wins in 191 games—all with s? S* Sf- W SS- •e:?! IS N.Y. Islanders 19 10 6 ls mark. fired since the season ended. Mike led the SoUcs with 21 points. Kansas Arizona. Mcf^rmick was fired Monday by the If |Sgllg^-|?SS^|i Atlanta 18 14 4 Hawks 98, Cavs 97 “ I guess I’ll have to say tUs game BASKETBALL N.Y. Rangers 15 17 4 City’s Scott Wedman led all scorers PhiladelpUa Eagles. ConUe Hawkins scored a season 3 ss Smyth Division with 24 points. is the climax not only for our present Lou Spadia, president and general 8 S' aa g): ,g Ugh 10 points, including a key basket kids, but for ail the ASU teams of the Pee Wee < W L T Lakers 104, Trailblazers 95 manager of Sian Francisco, said only with two minutes left, as Atlanta past.” >=- a 'Chicago Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 41 that he relieved Nolan of Us duties Action at the West Side Rec last i i Vancouver snapped Cleveland’s seven game The victory gave Arizona State a points, grabbed 20 rebounds and “ with regret.” He added he had “ a night saw WINF down Nassiff Arms, St. Louis w in ^ g streak in Cleveland. Tom perfect 12-0 season, while Nebraska blocked nine shots to give Los number of candidates” in mind for 27-23, and the Knicks stop the Celtics, 9 Minnesota Henderson added 19 for the Hawks Angeles its 16th home victory in 17 lost its second straight game. ’They his successor and would name one 1 Kansas City while Foots Walker and Campy 29-20. a s . I games. Abdul-Jabbar Ut 17 of 27 had won their first 10. “ as soon as practically possible.” Wales Conference Russell paced the Cavs with 17 points Jefferson, a sophomore, was Jim Kibbee had 14 points and Rick 8 from the field and scored 28 of the Nolan had coached the 49ers for Soucier six for WINF while Dean 181 apiece. Lakers’ 54 points in the second half. named the game’s leading offensive eight seasons. Buck Shaw has the Montreal player as he hauled down eight Page with eight points and Tom tenure record with the club, having Finnegan with six paced Arms. Dave Los Angeles passes for 113 yards. College basketball roundup directed it for nine seasons. Dougan had 12 points for the Knicks Pittsburgh Colorado, ranked 11th, plays No. 9 Detroit Contacted at Us Palo Alto, Calif., Texas tUs afternoon in the 17th an with Mark Cromwell adding eight Washington home, he said of Us dismissal: “ I and Mark Walling seven to the win Adams Division nual Astro-Bluebonnet football game just found out about it today at Houston. Texas is a two-point pick. ning total. Billy Silver had 15 points (Friday). Some things about the for the Celtics. 3*01 S S 3 3 5 Z 5? z z s> n* C Z .S ’^35 Buffalo Indiana breezes SS 'Sg»i >S9 8?.g'SSw »?S WO sr p p :5? £;C3» 5pp cS- s p g? lilg? »>< l : 9” Friday’s Results so few field goal attempts that even points to lead 12th-ranked North § :*a g: I i S3 . £(B 12 S' oa . S''=' N.Y. Islanders at Detroit, if the Lions had made them all, the Carolina State to a 110-96 victory >§• aft. — postponed (snow) Hoosiers still would have won. over Western Kentucky after Duke Atlanta. 4, Pissburgh 3 Top-ranked Indiana allowed Minnesota 1, Washington 1 beat Auburn, 85-74, in the first game 5 Boston 6, Buffalo 3 Columbia only 40 shots and the of the Raleigh doubleheader. ¥ “ ¥ - Los Angeles 4, California 2 Hoosiers buried the Lions, 106-63, in No. 13 Washington stayed unbeaten 96 greyhounds 8 WHA the opeUng round of the Holiday with a 69-54 win over Florida State in 8 S I M « ^ ^ I I ? 08 4 8 8 Q 8 08 «D 08 cn < I 8 S ! 8 8 8 i ^ ^ 00 CJ1 o» s East Festival in New York Qty. the opening round of the Far West W L T Pts Manhattan edged St. Bonaventure Classic. In the second game, r i g ’ o New England 67-65 to win the dubious honor of Northwestern upset Oregon State, 72- make this Cincinnati history meeting Indiana in tonight’s 67. i|ll|il|li|i’5'< s ®.y» » I S' □ J g: ( o^ H3 » ®S.c r ^ SS» STP . a ™P- rei ’s J? S'o?, I Sj. s- Indianapolis semifinals. St. John’s also meets No. 16 San Francisco had to over . g Q . t s B . t g - f « •-♦» rt €-► J2» BT c* a 3. IS B< £2*S i ..? e s. Cleveland South Carolina. come a 17-point halftime deficit to * < i : '!? iil5l » P ^ P St. John’s had some difficulty in edge Niagara, 60-57, in the Ocean subduing Temple, 67-59, but the State Classic. The Dons meet Rhode Houston Gamecocks coasted to a 95-86 Island in tonight’s title game. Rhode Minnesota San Diego opening round victory over Island edged Brown, 60-59. Phoenix Villanova. No. 19 Kansas State rolled over Denver No. 17 St. John’s overcame a winless Iowa State, 81-67, and ■ 8 >{*■: 8 ^ 8 8 8 S 88g--4 8 8 S CD cn M 8 8 8 Canadian troublesome zone defense by Temple Missouri edged Oklahoma State, 81- And you can bet on it. 1 8 8 I 8 8 S ' 8 S ( 1 8 8 18 81 8 ^ CO 00 en 8 8 . 8 CO 00 cn CO to win its eighth straight game. 79, in opening round games of the Big S’S’o ?^CSs Winnipeg South ( ^ lin a built up a 25-point Eight Tournament. 3~ » o (iuebM 2- 2^ 22 2. i ri,3gsss''='^^ lead to coast past a disorganized 5 Sr § o * *< a p Eldmonton « ° c •? i i a§ Eighth-ranked Nevada-Las Vegas f ss* MTO Toronto ■w =•3 S c= s ar'E .■S remained unbeaten with an easy 107- Bolton wins third s a u a 3 ;o-a s Friday’s Results 90 victory over Utah. Houston 9, Denver 4 3-S a £ • 5^ S a i No. 10 Louisville i'eached the finals With senior forward Paul Groves New England 4, Cincinnati 3 of its own Holiday Classic topping going over the 1,000-point total for his Calgary 5, Winnipeg 4 Toronto 8, Ekfanonton 6 small college power Kentucky State, career, the Bolton High basketball .5? team downed Lyman Memorial, 72- 8 8 San Diego 4, Phoenix 2 106-93. They meet Texas A&M in I 8 S cn CO S3 8 8 on . 88 8 tonight’s championship game. The 60, last night in Lebanon. 8 Groves tossed in 16 points to bring his total to date to 1,008 points. He £• H ^ z CO a; 5 2 s s < ! 1 9'S’S’S’:i. O P O g Little League meets also had 18 rebounds. Kevin >:i 9 ! sg§§ S'® 8 W TO B) iS s.•H < O a & 3 1 .3. § S..|.‘a |. o »■(§••< " S- o s- § ’Is®” § :g a 1-3 i- Manchester Little League baseball Kowalyshyn paced the 3-2 winners s !^ a •2‘S-!’ o S 5dl ^ i ” lirt '" Dp ^ 60 has scheduled a meeting Monday with 24 points followed by Kevin Hills The starting bell rings. The first eight of 96 greyhounds fi? ss a ® • s; S. « a a £i 5 a • a 09f . g"a 'S sr K i m r o « S' a Unusual exhibit night at 7:30 at the Legion Home. The (18) and Jeff Brown (12). Lyman is 2- make lightning leaps from their starting boxes, surging s t: f! f PINEHURST, N.C. public is invited. 3 for the season. s 1 §■¥ re Q (UPI) — The most popular from 0 to 40 mph. CM and unusual exhibit in the World Golf HaU of Fame It’s a Connecticut first. The newest, most modern '¥ S? here is a cotfection of more BARGAINS than 9,000 pencils amassed greyhound track in the world. Where you’ll thrill, .8 8!38^ 88i^ £3888: I S ^ ^ ^ <0 00 IN BLOOM 8 and donated by Paul IN THE
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A VERY HAPPY AND at n OnM K PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR a t 5 FROM ALL OF US AT ft FROM ALL OF US 9 TO ALL OF YOU MERRY CHRISTMAS ft) A HAPPY AND HEALTHY AND I It’s easy to be merry in a charming old home. ’This one ft) ^PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR! 'e v a b u a family room with a cozy fireplace and a slate Ifloor. Lots of room here (6 on the first floor) and lots of MERRin AGENCY |chahn (e.g. wide floor boards, canvass ceilings and THE ft) 'Dutch oven, etc.). Mid 60’s. Wo specialize In Residential, Commer - REALTORS - cial, Industrial and Investment Proper ty. Also Appraisals, Business Oppor 122 EAST CENTER STREET tunities, Refinancing and Relocation...
JACKSTON-AVANTE GnhRK REAL ESTATE HAPPY NEW YEAR 127WastMlddlaTkpa Who couldn’t be happy in the delightful Ranch nestled m z m Manchastar among the trees with a view to Hartford. ’Two fireplaces, family room, 1!A baths, full basement. Low 40’i I 646-1316 or 646-6461 KEITH Open Monday thru Friday 9:00 till 8:30, Saturday 9:00 till 5:00, Sun. 10:00 till 4:30 646-4126 Real Estate 649-1822
Ie n lalBalalEalBikaha h a Is MANCHESTER WEST SIDE ^ ( a h a “ MY HUSBAND LOVES Avon as much as I do! As an Avon representative, I’m the neighbornood beauty expert.exp I get out - meet people - have extra money. And still have time for my family.” Sound LOVELY FOREST HILLS CUSTOM 6UILT good? Call 523-9401. S room, 2W both rooMoneo In Immoeulalo movo-ln condition. 4 M n - •Izo bodroomt, Rroplacod tamllir room odloconl lo ippllancod kUebon. Rilocotod owner lorcod lo uerlllco In low tSO’Z. iS S IT TODAYII CoS LAUNDRY SERVICE - we Suunno or Arthur Bhorto, S4S-32SS. are now accepting applications for laundry, washroom and deliveries posi tion. Full time, 40 hours. Manchester Builder la Days, evenings. Excellent I TOWN OF COVENTRY I arranged lor 7% % financing on this new TAX COLLECTOR’S NOTICE HOUSEWIVES - Earn extra fringe benefits, ^ p ly in per income, pleasant working con RSI Custom-Built Ranch featuring 12x24 fully la Notice is hereby given that son. Meadows Convalescent ditions, hours 9-1, 5-9. Call us Home, 333 Bidw ell St., ■ equipped kitchen, formal dining room, the second installment of for interview, 875-0776. Manchester. h a i two lull baths, oak floora, three spacloue la taxes on the Grand List of Oc ■ ’4bedrooms,I V U I W m * 9 full IMRI wbasement, w a w is s w is w i -2-car garage. tober 1, 1974 is due and hnw .k Aluminum a ___e______—siding1 ^ 1^.^ with ^Mlaalabrick SMsenafront andAsq«4 ^city lA tf ...... »- J __AIsJa a 4 la payable on January 1, 1976. . utilities. Located on the West Side of Last day for payment without b e Manchester. Please call for a personal la interest is February 2,1976. eOLTON 8 ROOMS If second installment is not + la A moot oHroctlvo Trl-Lovd In charming country (otHng. 3 badroomo, paid on or before February 2, la THE HAYES AND FROM OUR BUILDERS pontllod (omily room and don, lot floor laundry room. Ptuo ovoralao 1- 1976, interest will be charged car garaga and gardan houaa with workatiop. Call Suiann* or Arthur at the rate of 1 per cent per la CORPORATION ^ Shorta, 646-3233. month, or a minimum of $2.00, JA M ES A . McCa r t h y ft Ja WATSON BEACH COa (whichever; is greater), from la 55 East Center St. F Q E 9 ft the due date of January 1. Manchester I iw a ft Payments may be mailed to |g 646-0131 la RORERT W. AGNEW Manchester Office e 647-9139 P.O. Box 185, Coventry, Conn. la ft 06238, or made in person at the Town Office Building, Route b lalalBleibibila la RRAHANEY & CHOMA ft 31, Monday-Thursday ■ 8:30 ft a.m. to 12:15 p.m. and 12:45 p.m. to 4:30; Friday.8:30 a.m. PS ft to 12:15 p.m.; 12:45 p.m. to 4 National Weather Forecast p.m., holidays excepted. ft Dated at Coventry, Connec ft ticut, December 27, 1975. Audrey M. Bray Tax Collector HOjUSES ARE ft SEASONS _ ft) □ N O T I C E S PS ft) Herm Frechette OlffiETlNOS Hi Martin LIKE PEOPLE... ft) Lo s t and Found ft) As the clock hand turns the old year Into You don’t know their ft) the new, we want to wish you a bright LOST - Eight-month-old, sable ft) and white male, miniature and successful new year. Collie, vicinity Manchester High. Heartbroken family warmth and elegance misses him badly. 646-2482, 643-1646, Bob. ft) FROM ALL OF US AT Practicing for the real thing until you get to ft) a FRECHEHE & MARTIN Side-stepping up a ski stair, Kevin Flanagan prepares, uriW IAIK tIIO K X All T O LU N D * With flexed knees, upper left, Kevin leans into his RIDE WANTED - Hebron - 03,800 HAPPY NEW YEAR! upper left, for a schuss and a jump from his jump... Manchester. Hours 9-5. Daily. For period ending 7 a.m. Sunday, Dec. 28. Saturday night will In a neighborhood of fine homes, with all the athenltla know them... homemade ski jump in the back of his house at 48 N. Call 228-9617. find rain and or showers in the mid and upper Pacific coast, most people are looking for. Four bedrooms, 2% baths, Elm St. which comes at the end of the run, lower right. eastern Texas, Oklahoma, eastern portions of Kansu, and first floor family room with firepkice, fom ul dining 9 (Herald photos by Dunn) RIDE WANTED to P6tW, southern Florida, while snow is likely in the upper New York room, two car garage, N A LARGE WOODED LOT. 9 Poised at the summit, upper right, Kevin surveys the E ast H artford, 7-3:30, 62 state area. G ear to partly cloudy elsewhere. Minimum THE HOUSE TO MOVE UP TOI 9 incline and the distance of the jump. Oxford Street, off West Mid readings include: (approximate maximum temperaturu in dle Turnpike. 643-2^. parenthesis) Atlanta 31 (49), Boston 26 (38), Chicago 23 (32), 9 Geveland 23 (33), D allu 38 (58), Denver 16 (41), Duluth IS (28), P Th e ^^ONE S T O P ” Realtor □ FINANCIAL Houston 38 (68), Jacksonville 39 (61), K ansu Gty 27 (55), Little Washington window: Rock 32 (50), L u Angela 50 (70), Miami 62 (74), MinneapoUs31 9 for all your housing needs Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagaa 9 (31), New O rleau 43 (68), New York 30 (36), Phoenix 40 (70), n iV F lS H (9 San Francisco 49 (61), Seattle 30 (48), St. Louis 26 (50), 172 H53 realty company MORTGAGEiS, loans first, se Washington 30 (41). PB Garry Rothman Annette Fimegan Dave Doremus cond, third. Ail kinds. Realty M3-15M Candidate in the White House statewide. Credit rating un necessary. Reasonable. Con TYPIST - part time for own party. He must first fidential, quick LUNCH HOUR Help for grill WASfflNGTON (UPI) - new requirements. Ann’s Spot 21 Oak St., January, days or evenings, for hurdle the primaries with will be an overview of how arrangements. Alvin Lundy President Ford is tearing a The holiday season com Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu nchester. accounting office, 649-2206 BEST BUYS BY BELFIORE former California Gov. Sips are that the voters he sees the country today page out of his es at a time when Ford is tion Plaza, Hartford. Ronald Reagan as his are going to be tough this and where he hopes to BOOKKEEPER - Secretary, PART TIME - janitorial help CLEAN TWO FAMILY pr^ecessor’s book in this getting the administration Evenings, 233-6879. rival. Reagan has been a year and will be doing a lot direct it in the future. one person office, early mornings, Tn Convenient also! Quiet, dead-end street in central loca ready for the election cam Manchester-Vernon area. campaign year. name in GOP politics for of independent thinking. Ford, in view of his MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd Displaycraft, Manchester, tion. Regular 8-8 Duplex PLUS three extra, professionally Instead of racing around paign ahead. The polls 6 4 ^ 7 . Ask for Mr. Scott. Must have telephone and many years. He has strong Tlie candidates themselves philosophy, was not mortgages — Interim finan ftoiiihpd bedrooms on third floor of one side. Three full ■MfS- the country in search of have gone both ways, cing — expeditious and con transportation. Good rates to backing in the conservative are going to be subjected to expected to offer many WELDER with fabricating reliable people. Call 247-8111 baths, ceramic tiled. All copper plumbing, aluminum votes, he is going to place showing him ahead and fidential service, J.D. Real storms, screens, doors. If you’re looking for high income ranks of his party. closer scrutiny to explain new propams which would Estate Assoc. 6^1980. experience needed. Call 62$ except Sunday. MANCHE6TER behind other candidates, t o set off today’s high interest rates, this one is for you! the emphasis on his role as Ford’s advantage with and defend their proposals. expand the federal 89 Oxford Street a President hard at work at while Ford himself says Tw