PAGE FORTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Wed.. Nov. 28. 1973 Directors Will Meet At Keeney St. School Fuel Plan Questions Answered
last until the next delivery. WASHINGTON (AP) - The Q. But my dealer makes sure much fuel your house used on a dealer or a record of a normal then will be cut back six my oil tank is full. Q. If my dealer has to cut me White House proposed a heating ^cold day a year ago, and, based fuel use?. degrees or ten degrees like back six degrees, how will be ,Mayor John Thompson has propriation to the Revenue- oil rationing plan Tuesday-un A. He won’t in the future. The , on the current weather, he can A. Each state is expected to everyone else. know where I s e t my ther- announced that next Tuesday's Sharing Account, to be financed der which home owners using first delivery he makes under ' figure out how much fuel your set up local boards, appointed Q. What If I think a six-degree (Dec. 4) meeting of the by revenue-sharing funds an oil must lower their ther this program, he will fill up ipostat last winter? home would normally have by each governor, to assign reduction is too low? Manchester Board of Directors ticipated in January. mostats six degrees. All others your fuel tank. After that, he A. He doesn’t have to know used. Then he would subtract dealers to new customers. The Manchesler-^A City o f Village Charm will figure out how much is that. He knows how much fuel PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS has been moved out of the ... A proposed $42,000 alloca using oil for heat must lower enough fuel for six degrees of regulations say new oil heaters A. If you believe you really you used in December and MANCjHESTER, (X)NN. THURSDAY, NOV. 28,19 7 8 - VOL. XCifl, No. 51 Municipal Building and into tion for a storm-drainage their thermostats ten degrees. needed to refill it, but he will heating, and deliver the result. will be allowed to operate at need more fuel than you are Keeney St. School. It will be at 8 project in the N. Elm St.-Whlte Here, in question and answer subtract six degrees’ worth of January, because he sold It to Q. What if I own a new house normal levels for a while to es allotted, you can apply for TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTION.^ you. He can -figure out how p.m. Brook area, to be financed by form, is an explanation of the fuel, up to you to mgke it with oil heat and don’t have a tablish their performance, and relief to one of the local boards. The move, he ej^plained, is to revenue-sharing funds. plan, subject to official revision accommodate those members An appropriation of an before its final adoption. Two Groups Oppose of the public interested in a ticipated revenue-sharing funds Q. Does absolutely everybody public hearing on the installa is a normal bookkeeping opera^ have to lower his heat? Grand Jury Indicts tion of sanitary sew ers in tion, similar to appropriations A. Not everybody. Just Keeney St., Leland Dr., in anticipation of tax receipts. householders and building Buckland Project Linwood Dr., Santina Dr., It is necessary in this instance operators who heat with “ mid Garden Grove Rd. and Erie St. because the balance in the ac dle distillate fuel’ ’ that includes The public hearing results count is insufficient to cover the usual “ Number Two’ ’ home Ex-White House Aide Two local organizations — the The Democratic Club is opposing all from a petition for sewers, the proposed $42,000 allocation heating oil, kerosene, range oil, Democratic Ciub of Manchester and four zone changes requested by the signed by the area’s residents. for the drainage project. stove oil and diesel fuel. Those the Parkade Merchants Association— WASHINGTON (AP) - A distributed any statements of The town has received word it who heat with natural gas, elec developer, MAP Associates, and the with,” Chapin replied. Thompson said the board are voicing opposition to a proposed federal grand jury today in any kind or any campaign will receive $422,850 in revenue tricity, wood or some other fuel Parkade Merchants Association is op The indictment said that his plans to liold more meetings in dicted former White House literature of any kind. sharing funds during the are requested to cut their fuel $100 million commercial-indu8trial- posing only the requested zone answers, “ as he then and there the different parts of town, “ for .aide Dwight L. Chapin on “ Not that I am familiar residential development on 561 acres changes to allow commercial develop well knew, were false.” the purpose of bringing local balance of the current fiscal consumption but are not legally four counts of lying to a year — $211,425 in January and required to do so. of tobacco land split between ment. government to all sections of Watergate grand jury. our town and giving people the $211,425 in April. Q. If I have to reduce my Manchester and South Windsor. The indictment charged that Since Dec. 11, 1972, when heating by government order, opportunity to participate in Chapin lied to the original Manchester received its first why don’t those others? Fire in Japan their government.’ ’ Democratic Club Parkade Merchants Watergate grand jury on April Also next Tuesday, public revenue-sharing payment, a A. Oil is a heating fuel whose 11, 1973 when asked about the 2 SOL R. COHEN DOUG BEVINS hearings will be held on: total of $1,441,369 has been deliveries can be controlled. It activities of Donald H. Segretti, ' (Herald Reporter) (Herald Reporter) Takes High Toll ... A proposed $15,380 ap received by the town. The $211,- is much more difficult, in fact underground political agent for propriations for the Vocational 425 anticipated in January and nearly impossible, to cut The Democratic Club’s executive board The Parkade Merchants Association, by the 1972 Nixon re-election cam Education Program, to be $211,425 in April will bring the deliveries of electricity and KUMAMOTO,'Japan (AP) — and social action committee tUs week a telephone vote ’Thursday, urged the PZC paign committee. because of the heavy flow of total to $1,864,219. To this must natural gas for heating without Fire broke out in a department financed .by an equivalent state adopted a resolution urging the to deny zone changes to allow commercial The formal charge lodged • holiday shoppers. be added $35,9tt already earned creating serious problems and store crowded with year-end grant. Manchester Planning and Zoning (Commis development at Buckland for three main against Chapin is “ naaking false Smoke and fumes rose from in interest and an additional safety hazards. The administra holiday shoppers today and ... A proposed $76,710 ap sion (PZC) to deny the zone change reasons, association president M ichel 'declaration before grand jury the bedding section on the third tion is studying ways to cut the or court.” police said perhaps as many as $35,000 anticipated. requests because “ the information Dworkin reported. ^ floor to the upper floors. 100 persons perished in flames, use of electricity and natural provided by the developer does not present The three reasons listed by the The charge carries a 9 Witnesses said that at one gas, possibly by imposing some maximum penalty of five years smoke and fumes. Another 100 a balanced view of the pros and cons and merchants are economic, environmental, time about 100 persons were on in prison and a $10,000 fine on were reported injured. sort of tax or surcharge on because serious concerns to Manchester and traffic concerns. the roof and apparently were each of the four counts. Police officials said there excess consumption.-Bujt it has remain unanswered.” Dworkin said merchants, agreed that a rescued by helicopters. They Chapin was President Nixon’s was some confusion as to the Truck, Bus Speed not yet come up with a plan. The resolution continues, “ A denial by , one-million-square foot regional shopping said others were taken down appointments secretary during exact number of dead but that Q. What right does the the PZC would provide time for interested center plann^ by MAP Associates would ladders to safety by firemen. Nixon’s first term and is now an the toll could range from 90 to government have to tell me how groups to raisb sufficient funds to conduct “ destroy the economic health of A waitress said she was ser executive with United Airlines. more than 100. Limits Debated to heat my home? studies truly determinative of the impact Manchester’s existing business com ving tea in the seventh-floor Segretti has pleaded guilty to Helicopters flew to the scene A. It has the legal authority, 'Buckland Commons’ would have on munity.” restaurant when heavy smoke three misdemeanor counts of 550 miles southwest of "fokyo to based on 1973 amendments to Your Manchester.” “ Our business (at the Parkade), of poured in over the staff and HARTFORD (AP) - State experience, but it could vary violating federal campaign pluck survivors from the roof of the 1970 Economic Stabilization The resolution lists the following con course, will be diminished,” Dworkin about 30 customers. Police Commissioner Cleveland with the type of truck and laws during the Florida the seven-story building. A c t — th e “ E a g le t o n Choice cerns: said, “ and so will downtown business be “ I latched onto someone and B. Fuessenich said Tuesday gearing, road conditions and presidential primary in 1972. He “ It was like an inferno full of “ Whether the necessary predicted diminished.’’ Dworkin said the Herald photo by Ofiara managed to reach the roof,” there were no plans to raise the weather, he noted. Amendment’ ’ — to control the currently is serving a six-month cries of fleeing mothers and growth for the Manchester-South Windsor developer’s claims that a new shopping she said. speed limit for trucks and buses “ The vast majority of the distribution of fuels. It has been sentence at a federal facility in children,” one survivor said. area is still viable, in the face of this center would benefit Manchester finan Mentalist Kreskin The worst fire involving a despite complaints that diesel road fleet will use more fuel at controlling distribution of home Lompoc, Calif. Officials said at least 31 of the nation’s long-term energy crunch. cially are not true, beicause the Parkade Japanese department store vehicles were wasting fuel at the slower speed,’ ’ he said. heating oil at the wholesale According to today’s federal dead were women. They added “ Whether traffic circulation patterns and downtown shopping areas “ may turn building was a conflagration in lower speeds. Major bus companies have level since Nov. 1. Now, it plans indictment, when Chapin that more victims might be are adequate to handle the conservatively out to be graveyards.” May 1972. It wiped out a Bus and truck operators com to extend that control to the Kreskin Fails appeared before the grand jury, found on the upper floors which appealed for a higher speed estim ate 30,000 extra cars on existing As for environmental concerns, cabaret on the seventh floor of final consumer. he was asked ; firemen were unable to reach plain that rigid enforcement of limit but so far have not secondary roads. Dworkin said Parkade merchants think the Sennichi Department Store Q. Why is this necessary? DELIGHT YOUR “ Did you ever discuss in any because of heavy smoke and a 50 miles per hour limit, down changed schedules. A source at “ Whether sewage treatment capacities the proposed Buckland development in Osaka and 188 patrons and A. Because the United States To Find Check way with Mr. Segretti the dis fumes. from a loosely enforced 55 Greyhound said schedules were CHILDREN THIS would be exceeded by growth of areas “ would be hazardous to public health” and hostesses died. The shopping has been increasing its fuel de tribution of any campaign Masatoshi Tsuruta, another m.p.h., causes their vehicles to being met by disobeying posted other than ‘Buckland Comnlons.’ that pollution levels would exceed national failed to locate a check. The part of the store was closed at CHRISTMAS JUNE B. TOMPKINS literature or statements of any survivor, said: bum more fuel. speed limits. mand faster than its supply. standards. the time. “ Whether any safeguards exist to assure (Herald Reporter) first occasion was about a year kind?” “ I was almost overwhelmed The Arab oil nations made our Chest, 30x18- The worst department store Spokesmen questioned at Fuessenich, who is chairman Pick the pieces that Manchester that 'Buckland Commons’ Dworkin, also mentioning the current*' The “ Amazing World of ago when he was recovering by smoke before reaching a problem worse by cutting off 39"H ...... $88. He replied, “ No.” fire in recent records occurred several large tmcking com of the State Traffic Commis would be constructed according to the energy crisis, said it would be “ absurd” to Kreskin” was truly amazed last from eye surgery and was un window, from which I escaped their shipments of oil to the fit in with your Then Chapin was asked if he in Brussels, Belgium on May 22, panies in Connecticut said sion, said there are no plans to Dresser, 42x18- proposals. build a complex development which would nght when Kreskin failed to find der m^ication at the time of by a ladder. I saw people falling knew whether Segretti had ever 1967, when 322 person s Tuesday they were finding their restore the truck and bus limit United States last October. teenager’s 30"H ...... $88. “ Whether any anticipated revenue require “ millions of gallons of oil” to build the check which had been his performance. down a staircase like an perished. trucks are burning more diesel at 55 m.p.h. even though Presi Thus, the consumption of all bedroom. This Oak Bookcase Top, benefit to Manchester has taken into con and operate and which would deprive hidden in Bailey Auditorium. If The gimmick is apparently avalanche.” N fuel at 50 m.p.h. than they were dent Nixon recommended it petroleum products — gasoline, Bedroom is sturdy, 34xlO-45”H ..$88. sideration the burden of such costs as fire homeowners of adequate fuel. found, the check for $2,500 standa^ at his performances. Officials said the blaze broke before the lower limit was set Sunday along with a 50 m.p.h. home heating oil, industrial oil Bachelor Chest, department, new schools, police protec Traffic problems would be the “ major would have been Kreskip’s fee He uses iour peop^ selected at Holiday out while repair work was being one week ago.. for cars. diesel and jet fuel — must be well built and made tion, sewage systems, social services, etc. obstacle,” Dworkin said, mentibhlng that for appealing in Manchester. random fnqn the aiudience who done on the store’s emergency cut. 30x18 “ Whether the granting of the zone the town hasn’t been able to.relievp traffic hide the check somewhere in One truck driver admitted He said Connecticut has the of good, honest 30”H ...... $88. It wos the second time at a Center and fire safety equipment. that he and others drove 60 and authority to set speed limits Q. I wouldn’t mind turning (See Page Fourteen) (See Page Fourteen) public performance Kreskin The cause of the Maze was Today’s hardwood. Come Bookcase Top, (See Page Fourteen) not immediately known. The 65 m.p.h. under the old 55 lower than federal limits. down the thermostate a degree 42xlO-45"H ..$88. Planned store opened 20 years ago. Lottery m.p.h. limjt. Car drivers did the “ The situation will be or two, but why six degrees? see the complete Some survivors said the fire same, he said. A. That’s what the govern selection...it’s here Comer Desk . $88. evaluated as time goes on,’ ’ he broke out in the bedding section Winner Charles Childberg, owner of said. ment figures it will take to save Desk, 42x18- I at WATKINS gift Manchester’s downtown of the Taiyo Department Store, Nelson Freightways, Inc., in about 15 per cent of the dis 30»H ...... $88. 53729 priced! merchants are planning to open which is usually closed on Rockville, said that “ it is tillate oils; a six-degree reduc Twin,or Full Shse Truckers agree that cars run Town Gets Land For Training Center jSj—downtown Christmas Thursdays but opened today positively tm e” that his diesel more efficiently at 50 m.p.h. tion in homes and ten degrees OPEN: TUES. THROUGH FRI. TIL Panel Bed, ... $58. ^Ttospitality Center” De
Theater MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs.. Nov. 29, 1973- p a p.);; THREE Time Sehedulb imniRENIBAiD T¥ T( Democrats Make Appointments the people tire m in rao p iE See 8»tunl$y% HtnU tor Showcase Gnema 1 — “The Showcase Cinema 4 — I Comptoto TV Ustfngs Way We Were’’ 7:20-9M9 “Without A such” 7:35-9:40 Vernon Cine I — “C ^ le y pcojple Vanrick’’ required for town participation Showcase Cinema 2 — “The 7:20-9:20 SOL R. COHEN ... Tabled a recommendation Relations Commission. Zinsser, Vernon Cine 2 — “The God in the Federal Flood Insurance "r5c00— Long Goodbye’’ 7:35-9:55 Herald Reporter , that the Coiisehration Commis a Republican, was elected Nov. father" 7:30 Program — guaranteeing that (3-8-22) NEWS The Democratic majority on sion be designated the town’s 6 to the Boai^ of Directors. Showcase Cinema 3 — “Cops Burnside Theater no building permits will be (18) I S P Y Manchester's Board ot Direc Inland-Wetlands Agency. Mayor John Thompson, a St Robbers’’^:55-9:55 "Esecutive Action’’ 8:00 issued in flood-proiie areas (20) 80UNDINQ BOARD tors made its appointments Director Pascal Prignano said Democrat, drew loud laughter without adequate protection. @ 3 (24) MAKING THINQ8 WORK Tuesday night to vacancies on he wants information concer when he voted to “accept with (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH town boards, agencies and com ... Tabled action on a request ning the functions and how far- regret” Zinsser’s resignation BUTT M tt IT (n (40) WILD WILD WEST missions, but the Republican for a solution to a drainage reaching they might be. He said from the HRC. Zinsser, during problem at 53 Lake St.,, es he ^s apprehensive about ap - 6 : 3 0 - ' CONN. SALVAGE CO., Ins. sliss Ths minority tabled its. the campaign, was the leading ‘mfiODFATnr timated by
Vw PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Nov. 29.1973 Nuclear Power RUks ilaurlipBtpr Sitntiitg HpralJj Appear Acceptable fu e c L t G-nzndmo/j R]/ Lee Roderick and year out. Furthermore, it is Founded OcL 1, 1881 (Speeid To The Herald) foolish to count on some special immunity for nuclear facilities J)ear Gramps, cueyoLodang?Ueu'cbeen hcLoinq 'Published by Manchester Publishing Subscribers who fail to receive their WASHINGTON rr “If the when it comes to sabotage, Co., Herald Square, Manchester, Conn. newspaper by carrier daily before 5:30 first form in which gasoline earthouakes and war.” (t luoncferful im! an d ± can'b uaJr Calling nuclear fission “the rt^otos ij"goinghope-eueiythingfe 06040, telephone 643-2711 (AC 203). p.m, should telephone the circulation was introduced into the world Edsel of the energy industry, Published every evening except Sun- department, 647-9946. had been napalm, we would still to seeyou on Christmas! be riding around in horse drawn the Alaskan argued that the good toitnyou.TcD+ball^overnou), days and holidays Entered at t^ ^ ^ Circulation carriages.” U.S. instead should bank on Manchester, Conn., Post Office as Se- Member of The Associated ^ess other sources of energy, such as and Ifte loi-estlm g lolll 5tert50on.; Speaki'iy cf Christmas,!sauj this cond Class Mail Matter. memoer oi me Associaiea m ss Senator Pete V. Domenici (R- New Mexico), drew tills conclu solar energy which he said; Biirl L. Lyons, Publisher mu u * ^ . sion in a recent Senate speech “could take care of all the con tree-lly neaj- out-fit the oth er dau, ' The Manchester Publishing Co. and likened it to arguments ceivable energy needs of As you knou). Christmas 15coming assumes no financial responsibility for being heard today regarding the mankind — electrical and non fhot Im ju st dying to get! E>ut 21 Siihcrrintinn RatPC • typographical errors appearing in adver- safety of atomic energy. electrical.” up a9aih.ahd in cdseyou couldnt oUDSCnpilon nates, tisements and other reading matter in Domenici, whose state Other public officials, spentaJf my money on presents ru. Payable in Advance xhe Manchester Evening Herald. produced the world’s first atom however, take issue with the ^ e M onth...... |3.K Display advertising closing hours, bombs, argued, that the assertion that the nation’s think of anything,! oould use a possibility of an explosion in a critical energy needs can be for other people, and nobody needs Sin^e Copy ...... 154 three full days prior to publication. met without heavy reliance on By Carrier, W eekly...... 75< Deadline for Herald want ads, 12 noon nuclear plant is “essentially non-existent.” . The freshman the nuclear element. trail bike! also,a bik e s h irt,*3.99, (toe Y e a r...... $39.00 prior to day “of publication; 12 noon Republican said nuclear scien In a recent article, for exam baby sifters anymore. bJhafam JZ Six Months...... $19.50 Friday for publication Saturday and tists maintain that four events ple, two Democratic con C/ottbn cord cuffed slacks inplaid-^^W.. Three M onths...... $9.75 Monday. would be required to produce gressmen whoke sub going to do ? i t s astcir-studded topdfH. such potential disaster. committees have held hearings d plaid c.o1fbn flannel shirtMM3luejcans^ “First, the primary cooling on the potential of solar energy, uj/fh patch-SkilH s k ir ts IS. andsee-thru belt,43, system would have to rupture, concluded that “the most op an event, 1 am told, that has timistic estimate by proponents Off course,$6.50, /)n£5kicap/#/,W, Oh,dnd never occurred,’’.said of solar electricity suggests the Vius.T liked this super cool checkedshirt,^ 10. ^Book Burning?’ Domenici. Second, the possibility of the first glo\;es^$^.75: 2 emergency core cooling system demonstration of solar power CLahte \lest.$S>, (2ai^econ s k ir t 4 X need footed also would have to faU. Third, plants in the mid-1980’s. Some don’t miss any opportunity to the principal of the school as well as a ■ Antique soup tureen made by Paul Storr in London in about 1816 which will be displayed in the containment vessel also Two Qmgressmen, James W. d(Mi their gleaming armor and rush off board member and pupils at the the (tompbell Collection at Wadsworth Atheneiun Dec. 5 through Jan. 13. (Wadsworth would have to rupture. And Symington of Missouri and LJell, III fd ikfo yo u lafen pajaJvas. toociio, Xn in the pre-feen L-iH s iz e , Atheneum photo) finally, the containment Mike McCormack of to tilt at any windmill that appears to school. building also would have to rup Washington, added that “we mnge nou). X hope soMehody yets them as a dragon to be slain. Banning of the books was made to ture. must join in warning...against In a little town in North Dakota, The senator said the chance expecting that solar energy will seem almost as monstrous as the bur provide any significant relief them for me, B u tl guessl'HJust of the t o c t events all occurring 9 Drake, population 700, the school ad ning of the Salem witches. was about the same as “that of from the energy crisis during ministration decided to ban from the No one mentioned that the Supreme Ins ide a 747 crashing into Robert F. the immediate future, even haretvuiaJt andsee, Kennedy Stadium during a with an expanded program of high school bookshelves several Court has ruled that local standards of Redskins game.” research and development. volumes which they considered to decency were to be considered the Balanced against such “We cannot emphasize ftizreagreat-tune shopping, strongly enough that this nation contain an overabundance of vulgar 4- norm by which pornography is to be reassurances, Irawever, is a Report strong undercurrent of suspi must depend primarily upon the letter words. judged. No one thought that it might cion in some quarters tlut the combustion of coal, gas and oil, Luv ahodys^ They included a book by Kurt be a little incongruous for the kids to risks involved in full-sclae and on nuclear fision, for Rowland Evans and Robert Novak nuclear development don’t energy for the balance of this Vonnegut, “Slaughter House Five,” read material provided by the school justify the potential benefits, century.” and an anthology containing works by which could cause them to have their althou^ it is estimated that Especially in view of the The Oil Brass worsening of the world energy Hemingway, Faulkner, etc. mouth washed out with ^ p if they such development could give the U.S. 50 per cent of its elec- picture. Senator Domenici After removal of the Vonnegut used them at home. t(icity by the year 2000. appeared to be on solid ground books from the school shelves the The board member said that they WASHINGTON- The federal program. With the crisis at top priority for the Defense Senator Mike Gravel (D- when he argued, in his Senate agency exerting life-or-death hand, following months of Department. They fear reper Alaska), in a letter to the editor speech, that “we need nuclear principal burned them in the school in had no objection to the youngsters power over the American White House procrastination, cussions ighen he allocates fuel of a metropolitan newspaper power, and all the other sources cinerator, which is ordinarily used for reading them if they wished, but that economy through allocation of the office was incapable of for defense contractors at the last year, said there is “virtual we can develop, as fast as we scarce gas and oil is being run doing the job. So, presidential' ly no disagreement on the can develop them...if we are the disposal of waste paper. he did not think the school library expense of other industries. by a crusty three-star admiral counselor Mhlvin R. Laird Jackson vs. Fulbrighl necessity of containing and concerned about the potential This was seized upon by ultra should provide them. who privately vows the suggested that Reich, an expert The once warm relaUonship isolating 99.99 per cent of a hazards of nuclear .power, we liberals as a “Book Burning’’ Several youngsters thought they program will work “the at military logistics, take over. between Democratic Sen. power plant’s long-lived should embark on a kind of military way” no matter what “Frankly, we had chaos,” H enry M. Ja c k so n of radioactivity for centuries or research that will increase somewhat of the same stature as the should be allowed to read anything the public wants. — Reich told us, defending the Washington and the Nixon ad more.” their safety and reduce no burning of books which took place in they chose. And, of course they were Vice Adm. Eli T. Riech, 60, brass as the best available ministration underwent further However, Gravel continued, further the chances of 'an un last month quietly retired from talent. For instance. Col. “because humans are fallible, likely accident.’ ” Nazi Germany. right, even Havelock Ellis. But it isn’t deterioration during the the Navy (ending 38 years ser William Steger, brought oVer Mideast crisis, with Jackson careless and sometimes “We cannot let potential N An editorial writer for the Los up to the school board to supply them vice), left his Pentagon job as from the Pentagon, is a fuming to friends that he was demented, it is unreasonable danger stop development of Angeles Times did a piece headed with them. At that age it is a matter Deputy Assistant Secretary of recognized petroleum expert. cut off from diplomatic infor and reckless to assume we will nuclear power plants. Instead Defense for lo^stics and the Reich contends that some of mation. achieve a miraculous 99.99 per we must solve the danger “Suppression is Suppression,” in between child and parent. next day came downtown to his retired generals .will stay What incensed Jackson was cent success in the radioactive problem, as intetogeht men w in which he compared the incident with The whole affair was totally take over the new Office of only ^ months and that, once the cwtinuing ardent courtship fcontainment’ operation year in always tiry to do.” Petroleum Allocation in the conflict-of-interest and an the suppression of liberals in Russia overblown. by Secretary of State Henry Interior Department. Since titrust complications are ironed Kissinger of Jackson’s archfoe by the Ckimmunist regime. If there is anyone less tolerant of then, Reich (pronounced out, he plans to draw 225 per and inveterate Nixon-baiter, CBS included the affair in one of its the views of others than an ultra “rich” ) has brought in more sons from private industry. Sen. J.W. Fulbri^t of Arkansas than 15 retired or active duty Moreover, high administration — a fact spread around town by evening news broadcasts and had a Today’s Thought liberal, who knows what is good for military officers (colonels and officials claim that Reich’s friends of the Foreign Relations reporter in Drake who interviewed everyone, we have yet to see it. above). More are on the way. army is strictly administrative. Ckimmittee chairman. A Prussian complexion for In truth, however, it is more Jackson, President Nioxn’s Christmas At Home One suggestion that we made what is now the government’s than that. His office is now set invaluable ally through the long We have talked about taking was to take a copy of the New most important people ting priorities in the ^ tic a l agony of Vietnam, felt he was advantage of the fact that Testament in one of the modern ' program seems dubious. But middle-distillate (heatin^uel, cut off from the information Christmas is a season when language translations or A Suggestion beyond image. Interior Depart jet fuel, diesel fuel, etc.) area. spigot because of criticism of thoughts are of home, and a paraphrases and plan -a short ! ment officials question whether Whether those decisions are detente and the Nixon- good time to experiment with, scripture reading to be read by V It has been reported the new bridge the public works department can’t generals and admirals are correct or not, some ad Kissinger handling of the and thereby make a contribu one of the younger members of equipped to dictate allocation ministration officials worry Mideast crisis. Last week the family to the rest. The New - on Olcott Street may not be in use un come up with a temporary surfacing tion that b spiritual, to our and rationing with transcendent about the image. Interior Kissinger finally telephoned families. Namely, through es Testament in Modern English is ■ til next spring. According tq Jay which would protect the beams and political and economical im Department bureaucrats Jackson to ask him for an ap tablishing a weekly prayer or only 35 cents in paperback. The ; pact. cringed when Reich’s first act Giles, Manchester director of public yet permit use of the structure until pointment —but resentment en worship time once a w ^ for Living New Testament is $1.95. Their doubts were fueled by in the new job was to establish dures. each of the weeks in December. There are others. works, a delay in the arrival of pre spring when weather will permit per Adm. Reich’s first days on the Especially where there are stressed concrete beams may in turn manent surfacing of the bridge. job. Gathering Interior Depart younger children, this has the ment staffers about him, Reich advantage of being in present ; prevent the laying of a blacktop (toe ^ the reasons for negotiating declared; “I don’t give a damn day language, and more readily ; paving surface without which road the bid down to the $100,000 figure in for the public image. We’re not understi^. If enough copies of • salts might damage the beams. stead of calling for new bids, was to here to create an inoage. We’re the more inexpensive (b ^ u se to do a job — my way. And Capital Fare subsidized-non-profit) transla We realize the town cannot be held get the job done so the bridge would that’s the military way.” Reich tion were purchased; then each liable for the weather and that the be operational^ this winter. We hope then launched into what Andrew Tally member of the hous^ld could ■ civilians at the Interior Depart project was delayed because of the directors will pursue the idea of tem look on together, while one ■ ment describe as a series of reads, or wUle several or each : need to negoti; the $100,000 cost. porary surfacing even thou^ it “old sea stories.” Law School Or one takes a turn. However, we can’t help but wonder if might cost a few dollars, and open the Interior Department civilians Football Team One way the readings could ; were suddenly in (Coventry, cut be arranged and read would be ' bridge as soon as possible. off from what was happening. in the probable chronological ‘ Simpitaneously, the brass WASHINGTON - In the case or capricious. Under that ^ rated as “deprived,” but no order. Before the appearance of migration began. Navy Capt. of Defunis vs. the State of judicial philosophy, any sduol attempt was made to determine the Angel of Mary, events were Robert C. (Bing) Gillette Washington, the Suprone Court anywhere might weif^ race as whether white applicants were taking place in the Hill Country i became acting executive direc has agreed to decide whether a factor and decide to bar rich or poor. Dm s white skin of Judea, to bring to pass the ! Open Forum tor, Air Force Lt. Col. R.D. the University of Washington is blacks, yellows and browns. In automatically bring with it the birth of his forerunner, John the ; ( D ^ ) Hensley is Reich’s ad running a law school or a foot fact, ttot’s what the 1964 school wherewithal to pay tuition Baptist. So the first reading ministrative assistant, retired ball team. desegregation decision bills? could be Luke 1:5-25! Air Force Maj. Gen. James specifically prohibited. During family worship ! 2 Would You Like To posed of students who are a number of which will be cir I was bemused to learn that Ctolin was named director of scheduled sometimes the se- Save Money? backing the bill. We are culating throughout the com According to law sdiool of the University of Washington operations. Marco Defunis of Seattle, a ficials, the school is justified in .cond week, Luke 1:26-38 could Greetings, citizens of showing our support through a munity. This is an opportunity Law School’s black recruitment Retired officers will be in graduate of the university, was its black recruitment policy as be the reading, telling about the' I Mandiester. I’d like to tell you series of petitions which wiU be for you to put a little pressure policy is -supported by the cha^e of regional offices in denied admission to ito law a remedy for the under visit of the angel Gabriel to ' about upcoming Federal sent to Washington, D.C. The on the .federal government in American Bar Association and Atlanta, D all^ and Denver. school in 1971 although he rated representation of certain Mary. The third week the legislation which may be of in statewide organization is the place that it really hurts, the Association of American Col. James Scaiilan was^put in higher academically than a minorities in law sdiools and in p a ^ g e could be finished, Luke terest to you. It wouldn’t be on known as the Connecticut the money place. Law Schools, as well as civU charge of personnel with a quarter of the successful 1 ;^ to the end of the diapter. the floor until this spring, but Alliance of Colleges and Before you start complaining membership in the bar. But a rights groups. I should think the Navy captain as his deputy. A applicants, all of whom were Christmas week, the actual don’t let the time period throw University (CACUj. about how this is going to cost law school is not a democracy. lawyeT groiips would be more There hi a great deal to be retired major general was either black or monbers of By its very nature it suggests interested in quality than in birth accounts cuM be read: 9 you off. This time to do billions and billions of dollars, scheduled to become perma other minority groups. Reason: exclusivity, holding itself aloof Luke 2:1-20 and Matthew 1:18- something about it is right now. saved by anyone concerned. Let stop, because it won’t. The way campaigning for a “more nent executive director but The law school has a policy of 25 and 2:1-12. This l^i^tionconcerns you. It me give you an example. Let us this will come about is throu^ as a kind of private club which balanced” student body say, your gross income is $10,- bowed out -because oLpoor racial quotas favoring blacks. admits only the academically because the excellence of their TOMORROW: More ideas concerns you as a taxpayer, it a re-assessment of our very health. Four officers, Active concerns you as a parent, and 000 and your college expenses qualified. trade is at stake. Do they really for (totstmas Family Worship. leaky tax structure. In other and retired, were assigned to concoms the dollars you earn, came up to $1,000. This would Quite logically. Defunis Moreover, the university has believe the so-called "benign PRAYER^ Give us the grace, words, you won’t be paying for the Office of Planning and dear Lord, to open our homes to you know money. give you a tax credit in the this slight loss of govememnt claims he is a victim of reverse conceded that its law school quotas” produce good lawyers? amount of $300. Now H your Policy. Nor has the un discrimination and therefore places blacks and other minori If so, God help the nation’s bar. You this Christmas, by opening First off, let me give you a lit income (the highest estimate is derground railway from the tle background information. gross income is $20,000 and your has been deprived of equal ty students in a separate groiqi Undoubtedly, that was in the your Word before our tamiiies. $350 million) the one’s who will Pentagon yet run its course. This bill is called, the Educa college expenses are $1,500 you protection of the laws froiri whites, measuring their mind of Alexander Bickel, the Amen. be paying are the one’s who The reason for the top side Submitted by: - tion Tax (Credit. It was in- would receive $225. haven’t b ^ paying. Need I say guaranteed by th^t 14th Amend undergraduate grades a ^ test prestigious Yale law professor, toduced by the state’s senior You’ll notice that even though military invasion is given as ment so frequently — and scores only against each other, when he supported Defunis in Rev. William A. Taylor more? Therefore, the only dire necessity. Hie allocation (^urch of the Nazarene ■enator, Abraham Ribicoff. Sen. the expenses was ^eater in the reason you shouldn’t sign this p m ^ rly —c it^ by bladu. The not agahud other applicants. his bid for high court review. office was struggling along vdth Thus, Defunis was rejected, Ribicoff has inboduced this second example, ^ credit was petition is because you’re Washington Superior Court Bickel charged that not only the some 200 nondescript although his overall record was legislation in the past and each less than the first. The reason is making a six or seven digit agreed with Defunis, but was Constitution but the 1964 Civil Herald bureaucrats detailed from the better than the records of 38 of time it has passed through the due to the fact that the income salary per year. reversed by the state’s Rights Act was violated by the poverty program, the the 44 minority students who Senate easily. When it reachM in the second example was That is basically the whole Supreme Court, which held that requirement that white Yesterdays , Agriculture Department and were admitted. Incidentally, students meet “different and the Ronae, it became bogged greater than the first. This story, if you have any questions the law school had the right to other departments utterly Defunis was not quite a more stringenf” tests than, 25 Years Ago down and and eventuaUy f a ^ . shows the fairness of the tax or would like to know more decide whether its overall irrelevant to the energy marginal scholar. He graduated blacks. Ibe Silk City A.C. gridders However, this time the op credit. If you are making a about It please come into the quality would be improved by a from the university magna cum Assuredly, to be black often end their season with a U-7 win position has been compromised large income, college expen Senate Office, Manchester larger percentage of minority laude and Phi Beta Kappa, with means to be deprived, and thus over the Staffoiyl Olympics. *nd the bin has an exceUent ditures would not Uke up so Community (kiUege, 60 Bidwell students. chance to pass. Of course, the much of that amount. an average of $.12 out of 4.0. constitutional guarantees have 10 Years Ago Street, M ^hester, or call 646- That conclusion was Then there is the law school’s a special meaning to this bfU’s chances would increase Now, the real piqpose of this 4600 355. Ask for Craig 50 Helen Page Skinner, preposterous enough. But thp curious system of rating minority. But the phrase is with your help. letter is to ask you to give sup Riker. retired Manchester High School, FREE GIFT WRAPPING ,.A t the present, there is a port to this legislation. I’fn state Supreme Court also held aiqilicants ^according to their "equal protection under the teacher and dramatics direc Craig Riker statewide organization, com asking this support in the form Is Thrifty that weiring race as a factor edpAomic status, All the law,” not equal privilege for tor, dies at home aftet long, of your Signature on a petition. Manchester in admission is NOT arbitrary minority group applicants were some. - illness.' SHOP MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY FROM 10 A.M. TO 9:30 P.M. BUTTERFIELD’S CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE, BANK AMERICARD ^ PAGE SIX - MANCHESTE» EVENINQ HEglALD. Manchester. Com.. Thura.. Wov. M. IVn «<
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" i • > Business Index Up Slightly In October SSEastCenteuSt. WASHINGTON (AP) - ’The could be drawn from the erratic not say immediately when the price-labor cost ratio; stock I AtSunmiiitSf. Group Seeks Commercial Bank government’s index of business continued in November as stock The reason for the sharp revi behavior of, the index for the index had declined by 1.6 per prices, and industrial nnaterials prices have declined sharply. indicators rose slightly in Oc past two months. sion in the September index was would not necessarily be choose an accounting firm at a cent in a single month, although prices. Tbe decline in building per Milin said that he hopes the tober after registering tbe The index, which takes into that several indicators are not Milin said the investors, a available to thfm for home later date. Exciting new modeis, exciting new features. ^ it was I the sharpest monthly On the down side were mits was the biggest negative application could be filed the durpest monthly decline in at account eight different re.corded until after the MONICA SHEA good mix of businessmen and mortgage or loans. According to Bruce Zollo, Don t miss out on these great vaiues... Hurry! drop since December of 1969 at average work week; initial factor on the index, the depart first of next year. He feels that least four years during economic performance factors, preliminary index has been vfgaamm oa§B 9 oaamx aamM Correspondent residents, hope a Coventry- Milin said that a home- Coventry residents have been le a st.. claims for unemployment in ment said. the total community effort September, the Commerce has advanced in eight out of the issued. oriented bank would serve the oriented bank would be more having^trouble getting Five of the business in surance, and building p ^ its . The index at the end of Oc 742-9495 would provide hometown Department reported 10 months this year and did not ’These include net business I community as well as being in likely to channel the flow of mortgage and paying higher dicators advanced in October. ’The. Commerce Department tober stood at 165 of the 1967 banking for local residents. RCA COLOR TV, Wednesday. decline at all in the previous formation, change in value of Carnations 1.66 volved with the community, money within the locai com interest rates when they can get They were new orders for said the biggest factor in the in average of 100. ’This still was dpt According to Milin, the bank The index increased by'two- two years. Commerce Depart inventories and change in con A group of Coventry and particularly in hiring local per munity. the mortgages because the durable goods; contracts and crease was the'growth in stock the lowest the index has been TJ^ T 0 »> M . THUSSOAVaoiLFRIDAy is proposed for i ’orth Coventry THE Gin The tedths of one per cent in Oc ment spokesman said he could sumer installment debt, all of ? Tolland residents beaded by sonnel. Milin said the investors would banks consider Coventry a high orders for new equipment; prices, but this growth has not since June. Leonard Benjamin and Bruce but the feasibility study would tober, considerably below the which were down in September. He said that the venture could be legally represented in this risk area. He feels that the whole Family average increases of the past Zollo of Coventry are seeking a determine the area best suited eliminate high turnover of per venture by the law firm of money deposited in Coventry Several years, but a major im commercial bank for Coventry, for the establishment of the sonnel which sometimes Bayer, Phelon and Squatrito of banks now is utilized in Coven Will Enloyl Tbe group bas hired Nicholas bank. provement from the decline of requires customers “to get Manchester.-The group will try. 1.6 per cent in September. Milin, a financial consultant The bank is proposed for that u s ^ to a new bank manager • Super AeouColorbiM k matrix area of town because that he picture tu b e -R C A 'a flneat big The revised September Index, from Stratford, to prepare a every two years or so.” acreen color picture tube everl feasibility study on the need in where the fastest growth is, but also reported Wednesday, was a Milin said in banks serving a • Perma-Chrome ahadow maak POLAROID CAMERA the area for another bank. the bank, was being discussed big change from'preliminary large area, the flow of money is . compensatea (or warm-up figures which last month put Coventry already has two before the group had any usually directed to the com expanalor)— gives excellent financial institutions which are knowledge that DevCo was color purity no matter how long the decline at four-tenths of one DEMONSTRATION munities with the largest needs. per cent. branches of larger branches, planning a community of 20,000 This means that money theaatlson. the Manchester Savings and people there, Milin said. • Instant-PIo ends warm-up wait. The index of leading in deposited by Coventry resident dicators is regarded as a key Friday Nov. 30 6 P.M. -.9 P.M. Loan Association and the Sound and picture come on Saturday Dac. 1 11 A.M. - 5 P.M. Connecticut Bank and Trust Co. Inatantlyl measure of future economic The feasibility study which performance, but it was unlike ^w o u o u ^ SPORT G L A ^ must show a need for more we’re open every night til 543995 - ^ ly that any solid conclusions The Polaroid Camera Qlrl will bo In all our (linking services in the area is a (except setiirday) MMnw 4 4 lt»«nnil|iairi 3 Days atorea demonstrating the entire line of the groat l^i'erequisite to filing an cookie tine & foilwarel % Polaroid Cameras. Como In and sea all their application with the state I great gift ideas from K-Mart. 2 2.5X glasses,97‘ with wrist 8 banking commission asking for '• have eveiy /Htfe Lightweight 4X glasses have a bank charter. chain, folds down to fit 30mm objective lenses. The group hopes to enlist 40 Car Price pocket or purse. Save now. Case included. Save. residents who would be willing STAN’S TV SENViCE Opm Daily 10-10, to put up $500 each as risk 1073 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER 649-92791 Decision THURS., FRI., SAT. money. This money would be ■the nwracle of mole strtm downtown manchester Open Dally 9 to 5:30 — Saturday 9 to 1 used to pay the $2,500 applica lottm ticknto Said Near ’Edual to drop ol 3' lo hardwood lurlace. , tion fee to the bank|pg commis ’ ‘Whlla caaa, Cfown and ctvalal ramaln Imacll I sion and for the" feasibility WASHINGTON (AP) - I III ai'.M II •• wenwstt^siif.eai 9 study. Director John T. Dunlop of the If the charter is granted, Now... 'The Christmas Store For All /Vm ■ Cost of Living Council said Men's and Women’s Gift Boxed these investors would be given THE OPEN DAILY 10-10 IWeyttg THURS., FRI., s a t ; Wednesday the council will an credit toward stock which CHRISTMAS C h a r ie -H nounce on Friday or Saturday 17-JEWEL WATCHES would be sold on the open It K ■irt its decision on proposed new in m market. They would also be STORE creases in the cost of 1974 new given first Chance at buying the SLIDE EDITOR automobiles. bank stock. F O R A L L ' “ f r But Dunlop said he wants to 7 7 If the charter was granted, AGES wait before deciding whether to tbe original investors would Men’s: automatic1 cal 9Women’s: .9 fashionable, 6 hold public hearings on a have 18 months to raise two 7 proposed new increases in steel Tiered slide sorter makes it endar advance. Lumi shock-resistant*, anti- million dollars. This would be prices by U.S. Steel Ctorp. easy to edit. Holds 80 slides. nous hands and dial. magnetic. Yellow gold done by selling stock. U.S. Steel, the nation’s Water**-and shock-re color case. Charge it. largest steel producer, said it £‘. sistant*. White or yellow r n m m e t Mg. 21.M WMcii _ 17.M plans to increase steel prices on gold color case. *Equal to 3* drop lo hardwood surface. a wide variety of products by Coventry about 6.5 per cent on Jan. 1 if the council approves. Dunlop told newsmen at a School Board briefing that the council may consider holding hearings Meets Today depending on the decisions of , MONICA SHEA other steel producers on whether to also seek increases. Correspondent 742-9495 A new round of increases in 1974 automobile prices is The Board of Education will scheduled to begin on Friday meet tonight at 7:30 at the high N unless the council acts to block school. them before then. Dr. Donald Nicoletti, ad All four automakers have ministrative assistant, will proposed increases^ ranging up r . 4 i'iMti Discount COUPON report on matters pertaining to to $2d8 aiTaverage per car for’ pupil personnel and will have General Motors. The council M 'O C A L o r 'Equal (odropofTlohardwoodsurfaca \ with him various staff 3 T MEDITERRANEAN STYLE **Whda caaa. crown and cryatal remain Intact \ held public hearings on the in PRESET LENSES 'Equal lo 3* drop lo hardwood lurfaco. members who will make brief creases last week. K O U A C O L O n presentations on their, Dunlop said the council has programs. PECAN-FINISH STEREO CONSOLE three choices, to suspend the in Developed and Printed POCKET BEN* C H X O W X tC H SPORT WATCH Dr. Donald Hardy will give a creases, block them or allow 3 Days Only 2488 envaluative progress report on 12 EXPOSURE ROLL Our Reg. 169.88 - 3 Days Only them to go through as Your Choice smoking in the school scheduled. 96 ysi 96 lavatories. Show that "special person” how much you care The increases of American Be more photographically creative with a Focal* lens. 3Days m 3 Days 3 Days T he Student Council this Christmas. Surprise him or her with hours of Motors would take effect first, 35M M or 135MM with fast f2.8 opening. 135MM is a representatives will also pre 0#iy ^2^ No Foroign Shock-resistant*, anti- Children’s animated 9 V stereo listening enjoyment! This superb console on Friday, followed by Ford medium telephoto lens. Manufactured to precise opti- Shock*-and water**-re- sent their views on the smoking Film magnetic. Luminous dial, character watch; cow includes AM/FM stereo radio, stereo phonograph and Chrysler on Saturday and ONf COUPON pen owoeM dal standards for crystal clarity. Hurry in for big savings. sistant with unbreakable situation. with BSR record changer and 8-track tape player. Focal* 200MM 14.5 LeRjl...... 27.88 sweep second hand. boys, ball player, space mainspring. Calendar, General Motors on Dec. 8, ac CetfOen mtfst MSstwoMOV men, others. Gift boxed. Appointments will made to Rich pecan-finish cabinet fits nicely in any room. cording to the present schedule. Rag. S9c LeatiMr Fob...... 38c time-lapse outer dial. board committees. This Christmas let him "hear” how much you love Seek Candidates him. Ask about our buy-on-time plan. The Democratic Town Com CAMERA CASE mittee is seeking candidates to Aquifers PRINCESS^ recommend to the Town Coun 3 Days 1a44 SHAVER cil for the Planning and Zoning Protective vinyl case Alternate (1), Conservation Helping made to fit all pocket-size Commission (3), Board of cameras..Save now. Health (1), Board of Welfare Chicago (1), Pension Board (1), CAMERA CASE 3 Days Constables (1), Housing Code CHICAGO (AP) - Aquifers Board of Appeals (4), and the will help keep a.lot of people in Lady Remington* shaver Windham Regional Planning 2.56 has adjustable comfort northern Illinois warm this For instant-load cameras. Agency (D. winter. guard for legs and un file committee also has two Will also hold film and derarms. In gift case. V Aquifer is a funny sounding flEishbulbs. Carry-strap. vacancies on the town com word that describes one of the mittee that have to be filled. nation’s largest potential AUTOMATIC FUSH SUNREAM® Anyone interested in these storehouses of natural gas positions should contact James billions of cubic feet that will be SHAVER Curry at 742-8582. 2 9 .8 8 piped into a million homes in Mini-C electronic or northern Illinois to keep fur naces fueled this winter. manual flash operates on 2 AA batteries. Charge it. 4-SPEAKER STEREO CONSOLE WALNUT-FINISH CONSOLE p a g e t e n - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thufs.. Nov. 29. 1973 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. (3onn.. ’Thurs.. Nov. 29.1973 — PAfiR Rt.ii:vir.N cGehan-Richters VAP Sponsors Clayette-Downey About Town From Your Fair at MCC I* we’re open every night HI 'W SD A CLuotcii, Jehovah’s Witnesses will Thirteen organizations from have a theocratic ministry (axG8ftt Saturday) Manchester and the Greater school toplght at 7:30 aiid a ser decorator spray paints Neighbor’s Kitchen 3 6 !tOWLT2oU»4 D Hartford area will present an vice meeting at 8:35 p.m. at Arts and Crafts«Fair Saturday Kingdom Hall. a avaiy fittfe M n g from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. in the By Vivian F. Ferguson student lounge on the Bidwell The. (Christian education com- St. Campus of Manchester mittM of Emanuel Lutheran Community College. (Chuith will meet tonight at 7; 30 - A i m The fair, which will also the mtraela of mtdaStiaA in the church board room. The One of the nicest things yon One often sees instructions to feature demonstrations and dis lioniinating committee will also dowrVtown maneheStat* bowl on the coffee table along fruits. Hold firmly but do not plays, is sponsored by the can make for the Chrlstii^ pierce the skin of fruit with a with my favo^te pomander — squeeze; insert whole cloves in meet at 7:30 In Pastor Ander holidays is a pomander b ^ . needle or small awl before in Voluntary Action Program son’s study. the one my daughter made for close rows but avoid placing too (VAP) and will be open to the Better still, make a bowlful or serting the cloves. I do not like me so many years ago. The rib ntany in one spot so skin does public. let the children make some for this method nor is it advised by bon is faded and crumpled but I not break. (Cloves do not have Each organization will have gifts. Adelma Simmons of love it. tb touch if balls are rolled in on sale items made by its I have a pomander ball that Caprilands. The cloves have a Spices to Make Pomanders spice bath afterwards.) When my daughter Leigh, now 17, tendency to fall but if you make members, except for the Hart Vk lb. long-stemmed cloves completed with cloves, roll in m^de in kindergarten. It still holes first, and betides, it takes lb ford Stage Co. and Lutz Junior 1 cup ground spices (ap- spice mixture above, coating *C(.?P. 0 OlutlOL hai a lovely scent. If you are twice u long. Museum who will offer displays proxhnately) including: completely to keep out air. tired and nervous, piercing an I have u s ^ apples, oranges and demonstrations. Many of V* cup ea(A ground cinnamon, Complete each pomander orange or apple with spicy and even pears. The apples I the booths will have hoUday ground cloves, ground ginger within 24 hours; try not to take TdP<3|RlOlKl ^ cloves can be very relaxing. like as first choice, then the items and decorations for sale. 16 c a p each ground nutmeg and more than an hour on each one. We’re Big The name pomander comes oranges. If you use a pear, it Keep spice bath in the open; do T h e , organizations all spice from two French words — must iwt be too ripe and a represented are; Meadows Con with V* cup powdered orris root not cover. Allow to remain in poihm e, meaning apple, and fairly firm skin. Pears add in valescent Home; Burnside Con Enough for 6-8 apples or open bowl in warm dry place O J m u A . amber'from a fixative, terest to a bowl of pomanders elXAtCL f IW Q valescent Home, East Hart oranges. Select only sound about a week. ambergris, which was used in ford; North Central Regional though it is rather juicy when On Boots making the spicy baUs. It was piercing with the cloves. I like Center, Bloomfield; (Children’s 'WCI^iaUMAp wiginally ponune d’ambre or ,fe Museum, West Hartford; to place a white terry towel m L i / ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^n^ Maadwrtwr. Conn.. Thuri.. Nov. 29.1973 - PAGE THIRTR^n PAGE TTiyELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thura., Nov, 29.1978 Bolton VerOon Chief Edmund Dwyer to Retire Early Next Year Vernon PoUtie Chief Edmund months ago Dwyer Indicated he solidatlon was ap|upved. been grutly eqwnded. Maiqr and in tUs capacity h u seen to defense director for Vernon, for The consolidated charter Dwyer has confirmed his inten would be making this annoonce- During th e tim e h e h u served In this capacity he oversees Improvements were made at many Improvements in the way several years and last the (q>eration8 and policies of calls for the mayor to appoint tion to retire sometime near the ment eariy in 1974. u chief, the department hu the station itw lf and the rates Castagna Reviews Stewardship of additional sidewalks for the December he w u named chair the committee in the area of un the chief of police with ap first of the year. Several Dwyer h u served as chief of grown and many changu he \ and regulatiou of the depart sa fety o f children Vralking to man of the Clime Squad Law proval of the Town Council. remember the Vernon department for fivS suggested when be started.have dercover narcotics and related ment were tightened. school and also improvements Enforcement Advis<^ C!om- DONNA HOLLAND indicates the service will con during periods of marked infla time, control water usage, use years. He bad served as deputy 'been put into effect. Both the criminal activities. His term of K4; mini-courses at the high Chief Dwyer h u also headed in traffic control signals. mittee of the Capitol Region Corretpondenl tinue. . tion, ^stagna said we must ad school. only necessary electrical equip memolre... chief for three years prior to force and the equipment have office in this capacity, will end y Read Herald Ads the thwn’s Traffic Authority He also se^ed as civil Council of Governments. Jan. 1. 646-0375 Six new positions were added mit some of it was due to in Also, expansion of chemistry ment, pull down shades and Lasting Impression^ that, when the town In his last report to the Baord to the staff in the special areas creased offerings, improved in lab periods; developntent of blinds and draw drapes each governments were con of Education, Superintendent of library, reading, speech, structional programs and man Grade 54 band and elementary night, open blinds on sunny days created by Elizabeth solidated. He was appointed Dr. Joseph Castagna reviewed learning disabilities and dated programs. chorus; extension of late buses to take advantage of radiant Arden's all new chief when Chief George Trapp OPEN EVERY DAY 10 to 10 his stewardship over the last physical education. Accomplishments in program to Grade 5-8 level; successful heat and light, turn off all air resigned that position and the six years. The paraprofessicmals, secr^ and curriculum Include the evaluation and accreditation of conditioners and run exhaust fragrance...Memolre. office of deputy chief was He said, "We are proud of the tarial and custodial staff following: Changeover from high school; sununer band fans at minimal length of time It’s unforgettable. eliminated. improved community attitude*^ I has increased; however, the ability to heterogeneous program; after school athletic and only when necessary. Prior to coining to Vernon, toward the schools and par central office staff has grouping; implementation of program Grade 5-8; acquisition He further suggested that car In sfliray concentre, ticularly the respect for the in Dwyer was an Mficer on the TAGWAY Brings You a Big Soloction of S(>o€ialiy Pricod Woothorproof Footwear to... remained the same and ab curriculum study programs; of grants in reading, pools be formed whenever 2 ounce size, 7.50. Manchester Police force from tegrity of Board of Education sorbed the increased duties in revision, updating and develop cooperative’ work experience necessary and fields trips 1937 to 19N. After leaving the proposals as reflected by the herent in growth. Le petit parfum ment of curriculum guides in programs; development of limited to those absolutely Manchester department he Selectmen, Board of Finance, A major disappointment, he English, math, science and health and family life and necessary. concentre. .33 oz., 7.60. other town boards and town said, was the continuous in became a private detective and social studies; participation in career orientation guides; in He also advised that all a deputy sheriff in Tolland committees of both political creased cost of the operations project ASK project concern, troduction of girls in duplicated and mimeographed And parfum sollde parties." of the schoois. Despite only County. In 1965 (before con GIVE WINTER THE BOOT metro, CREC, and project out terscholastic programs, golf materials be printed on both concentre, .4 oz., 6.00. solidation) he was appointed He feels the system has minor enrollment increases and doors; rotating schedules at the sides whenever possible. and cross country. Call 646-8400 soon. chief constable for the town of provided school transportation ultimately decreases high school. . As superintendent, Castagna second to none over the past operational costs have in Also, addition of biology, ad Vernon and held that position sends thanks and appreciation Menus until July t , 1966 whm con- iiilii five years, and the first two creased by over 50 per cent. vanced math, two-part algebra, to all "who have personally and months under the new contract Aithough much of this was Cafeteria menus which will Edmund Dwyer business education, social materially served, supported be served in Bolton Elementary studies and Engiish classes at and encouraged endeavors to and Center Schools, De. 3-7, are the high schbol; implementa provide a program of quality as follows; Radio /haek tion of five-year program to education in the Town of Monday: Hot dog on purchase tape decks for foreign Bolton.” roU/relish, french fries, choice language program; implemen Energy Crisis offndt.. 'IDEAL FAMILY GIFT... tation of remedial reading All school personnel have Tuesday: Meat loaf and FASHION BO O TS^' program, expansion of learning been requested by Dr. Joseph gravy, buttered rice, com or disabilities program. TELEPHONE AMPLIFIER Castagna to give full support to buttered beets, jello/topping. Also, elimination of physical ’’Layered’’ platforms and the following items due to the Wednesday: Juice, meatball Gifu that are special • different education program; adoption of energy crisis. grinder, tossed salad, peanut heels give support to sleek, SNOW BOOTS FOR' upgraded texts in math, . They were requested to butter cookies. dUtincUve • with quality assured side-zippered uppers. Bump science, and social studies; in- P reduce all controllable ther Thursday; Baked sausage or toes with moccasin treat M service programs in drug mostats, use only the necessary veal steaks, b u tto n elbows, ment. Warmly lined.’ Sizes: ALL THE FAMILY education, leainiing disabilities, amount of lighting needed to in applesauce, broccoli or carrots, 5-10 family life career orientation; sure health and safety, avoid choice of j)udding/topping. participation in and implemen leaving doors or windows open Friday ; Soup, ^ 1 1 ^ cheese Hanging Planters Men’s 7-12 Boys’ and Girls’ tation of Title HI, IGE program for an ^ c e ssiv e amount of sandwich, pickle chips, SHOP MONDAY THRU SATURDAY TILL 9:30 Regular 9.99 d t f t f 3-6 Regular 8.99 d t f < 9 aiq>leasauce c ^ e . Caranria $ |7 9 ar Sea T in Women’s 5-10 Kennedy Opposes Piaiten nWi Siioin Regular 8.99 7-2 Regular 5.99 A perfect gift for the holiday season. Bring your \«hole family together for those special Longer Christmas calls. Everyone can talk and listen when Radio/haeK you place .your telephone receiver on the Heavy gauge nylon tops- amplifier (no installation necessary). Holiday Closing r :.....‘...... • . -...... V...... - ...... waterproof rubber outer Separate speaker and mike, volume control, boots; inside-the warmth of earphone jack for hard-of-hearing persons. SAVE UP TO *50 ON YOUR CHOICE... a full-length felt lining. Zip- Batteries included. 43-230 Possibility of closing schools Kennedy critized a proposal PILE LINED pered and buckled for greater in the early part of 1974 would by State Education Com protection and comfortable fit. ... and you can be more lo^cal than a proposal missioner Maurice Ross — in for an extended Ctoistmas which public schools would be TWO FINE REALISTIC MUSIC SYSTEMS CHARGE IT 1 9 1 holiday shutdown, Manchester closed from Dec. 14 to Jan. 13— WOMEN’S BOOTS School Superintendent James as "hasty and precipitous" and ^ Check Your Nearest Radio Shack Store P. Kennedy said Wednesday. said that the extended mid-year closing "would take every bit of SAVE M 4.90 ON THIS flexibility out of our school Leather Wine ill calendar. "It seems to us," Kennedy COMPLETE AM/FM said, “to be more lo^calto con DECMITERS sider closing schools later in the school year when the MUSIC SYSTEM from Hdy weather will, in all probability, Pull on 10 inches of MENU .d be oolder and the potential fuel weather protection...pile savings greater. *7.98 to $19.98 lined, waterproof boots “C lcsi^ later in the s^iool decorated with "buttons m m y w w ouldallow foT better and hooka". One-piece planning and re ^ ___K a ' MMCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Nov. 29. 1973 -_PA O E FIFTEEN PAOE FOURTEEN V MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn,, thure., Nov. 29, 1973 Public ObituarieA Two Groups Oppose Scene From Here Records Warranty Deeds Matthew G. and Santina Hoff of Vineland; and four (Continued from Page i) M n. Olive M. Wells Parkade o c DePumpo to Richard J. and grandchildren. Mrk. Olive M. Wells, 64, of By Sol R. Cohen Ann S. Gagliardi and Richard Graveside services will be congestion arouni] the Parkade in more 1108 Tolland Tpke. died Democrats than 15 years. A. and Eileen M. Blakesley, Wednesday at Manchester Friday at 1 p.hi. in the Nathan change would jgncourage owners of adja “ If the town fathers can’t help us here, property at 79-81 Foster St., Memorial Hospital after a short Hale Cemetery. The Rev. SHOPPING DAYS cent farm land (approximately several right now, they won’t be able to do it with conveyance tax |45.10. illness. Bruce Johnson, pastor of the hundred acres) to seek their own double the traffic over in But^limd,” Helen B. Newmeyer to Town Mrs. Wells was born in First Congregational Church of TO CHRISTMAS variances. Dworkin said. of Manchester, property on Middletown and had lived in Coventry, will officiate. “ Whether, as long range policy, "We Dworkin ^dded that a proposal to biiild a Center St. (Trotter Block), no Manchester for the past four should destroy irreplacable farm land. connector roadway between Burnham St. Town Manager Robert Weiss, A testimonial is in the works could play havoc with the con conveyance tax. years. Mrs. Julia Farrell ^ “ Whether, in the context of the energy and Tolland Tpke. is a “ very unsound concerned over cjiarges a com for Jan. 10 s for Dr. Nicholas crete slabs of the bridge (still Jon L. and Valerie J. Norris Survivors are a son, David J. Mrs. Julia Farrell, 87, of 333 Manchester crisis, sufficient new power will be proposition.!’ munication gap exists between Marzjalo, who retired earlier not installed). The bituminous to Richard G. and Susan M. Wells Jr. of Staffoi^; three Bidwell St., died Wednesday available to operate 'Buckland Commons.’ ciworkin stated that his association is In elected a a i appointed town of this year from the post of direc covering serves a two-fold pur Clark, property at 173 (Charter daughters, Mrs. Beverly night at a Manchester convales Hospital “ Whether the estimate of school-aged “ full agreement” with an advisory report ficials, is recommending a pose — as a roadbed and as a Bennett of Hebron, Mrs. Bar cent home. She was the widow tor of health— a job he held for Oak St., conveyance tax $37.40. Notes children is reliable. prepared for the PZC by the planning weekend retreat as a solution. protective covering. bara Phaneuf of Danielson and of Henry A. Farrell. 25 years. The lucky ones are his Francis M. and Wanda F. “ Whether the Business in requested divisim of the Capitol Region Council of ” A 48-bour retreat, Mrs. Dorothy Oaklife of Mrs. Farrell was bom June 2, Discharged Tuesday: patients, who find he has more Miller to Matthew G. and San zone change is a necessary integral pact of Governments. somewhere where there are no Our apologies to Herve L. Portland, Conn.; two sisters, 1888 in Norwich and had lived in Hamilton F. Hannay, 145 time to devote to their welfare. tina DePumpo, property at 388 the whole development. The Capitol ’The advisory report recommends denial telephones, somewhere where Jean, the town’s present zoning Mrs. Bessie Barnes of Hartford for 52 years before St.John St.; Arthur J. Ryan, 362 Spring St., conveyance.'tax Regional Council of Governments’ Plan of the zoiie changes requested for com enforcement officer, whose Manchester and Mrs. Brenda coming to Manchester seven Woodland St.; Frank W. town directors, administrators The Board of Directors $48.45. ning Division recommends tUs change be mercial development on the basis that ad name we misspelled in Mon Putnam of Holland, Mass.; nine years ago. She was a communi Ringrose, 14 Cornell St.; Jennie M and department heads could go expressed concern’ Tuesday denied, because Tt would severely impact ditional business at Buckland "is clearly grandchildren and a great cant of the Church of the Krompega), 25 Westwood St.; to solve government problems, night over town estimates that day’s Herald. Marriage License existing commercial facilities in contrary to the standards recommended in grandchild. -- Assumption. ^ Wayne R. Luiidberg, 49 Brent might the answer,” he told the new Olcott St. bridge might Joseph Robert Anrocco, Manchester and will give a degrading the Re^onal Land Use Plan.” Funeral services are Friday Survivors are a daughter, Rd.; Gretchen Marley, 55 Old the Boanl of Directors Tuesday not be open for public use until State Comptroller Nathan Berlin, (tonn., and Wilma Ger effect on both traffic and air-quality con Dworkin said he will voice the at 11 a.m. at the Tochetti Mrs. Virginia White of Town Rd., Rockville; Ethel C. ni^t. “ We could cover a lot of the spring. Agostinelli now handles much trude Holbert, East Hartford. ditions within the area.” merchants opposition at Monday’s PZC Funeral Home, 200 W. Main St., \Manchester; four Baumer, 200 Regan Rd., Ver ground in that time.” Consequently, the directors of the master of ceremonies A meeting of the Democratic Club is public hearing on the requested zone Stafford Springs. Burial will be grandchildren and a great- non; William Budlong, 160 New The board wasn’t interested. instructed Weiss to do duties at the weekly drawings Building Permits scheduled for Dec. 12 at 8 p.m., at the K of changes. The PZC conducted a hearing on inFSoIdiers Field, Northwood granddaughter. State Rd.; Samuel G. Feltham, In fact, it retreated from the everything he can to see to it of the Connecticut Stote Lottery Ollie L. Smith, additions to C Home on Main St. The resolution, the pnqiosals earlier this month, but Cdpietery, Wilson. The funeral is Saturday at 1506 Tolland Tpke. thought of a retreat. — duties formerly handled by dwelling at 371 U k e St., $4,000. adopted unanimously, will be presented to recessed the session until this Monday the bridge opens as soon as Friends may call at the 8:15 a.m. from Holmes Funeral Also, James D' Nutt, 211 Said one txiard member, “ If I Joseph Burns, when he was Leo Qoutier for Stan Gam- the entire membership for consideration. (7:30 p.m.) at the Municipal Building possible — “ with or without funeral home tonight from 7 to Home, .400 Main St., with a executive secretary of the Com Homestead St.; Eloise M.' Hearing Room. were going to spend a weekend bituminous covering.” bala, alterations to dwelling at 9. Mass at the Church of the Belanger, Jan Dr., Hebron; somewhere. I’d rather spend it The delay exists because salt mission on Special Revenue 52 Vernon St., $300. Assumption at 9. Burial will be Susan D. Pohl, 239 Spruce St.; with my wife.” (Gaming Commission). U.8.D.A. Choics First Cut John W. Saunders in St. Mary’s Cemetery, Francis G. Adams, 124 W. Mid John W. Saunders, 52, of 89B Norwich. dle Tpke.; Denise 0. Campbell, Four Criticize Sycamore Lane, Manchester, Friends may call at the 55 Nike Circle; Lisa A. Ryder, Retiring at the end of died last Friday (Nov. 23) in a funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 West Hartford; Elsie S. Kelly,. ((tontlnued from Page 1) East Hartford will appear Hearing Ropm to present his December from town service keep kids* feet warm & dry. boating accident at Key West, and 7 to 9 p.m. 313 Charter'Oak St.; Gerald H. before the committee Dec. 12 at vievM on the strong-mayor committee decide, but to call a are three of Manchester’s most Fla., while he was on vacation. Eaton, Bear Swamp Rd., An 8 p.m. in the Municipal Building fornTof government. Edwin F. Titus referendum and let the people valued employes — Ernest "skl-meblles” by unlreyal. Mr. Saunders was born dover; Frances V. Bossen, 821 U.8,D.A. Choics Edwin F. Titus, 78, of Winter decide.’! McNeill, deputy building in U.8.D.A. Choice March 16, 1921, at Campton, Main St., South Windsor. Park, Fla., formerly of Dodge said the 1,46'4- spector; Kathryn Scadden, SHOULDER CUT N.H., and attended school Also, John A. Atwater, East Mamchester, died Saturday in signature petition was on very secretary to the director of there. A veteran of World War Hartford; Helen C. Hess, \ CALIFORNIA the Winter Park General short notice and, if time had public works; and Helen Hud II and the Korean War, he Bolton; Donald A. Loeffler, Hospital. pejmitted, “ we could have got son, assistant town treasurer. LONDON moved to Manchester recently. Worcester, Mass. selling elsewhere for *14 i.. CHUCK IVfr. Titus was bora Sept. 16, ^ petition that would have McNeill worked for the town He is survived by his wife, 1895 in Columbia, Pa., and had leached up and down Main St.’ ! for 17 years, Mrs. Scadden for Mrs. Betty Place Sunders of BROIL lived in Manchester, for many He warned that his group, if it 19, and Mrs. Hudson for 17. Manchester; one daughter, ROAST years before moving to Califor doesn’t get the satisfaction it is Mrs. Gail Bean of Manchester; K r e s k i n Mrs. Hudson is getting 6.88 nia and then to Florida. looking for, might go to the and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. married and is moving to Hyan- Before his retirement, he was (Continued from Page 1) state attorney general “ to force John E. Saunders of Campton, nis. Mass. employed at Cheney Bros, and the issue.” N.H. later at a U.S. Post Office in the auditorium while he is es “ That might happen,” he The year 1973 marked a first Nylon cover Other survivors include two California. corted outside. Upon his retura said. brothers, two sisters, and two for MaiKhester— possibly even ing, rubber to the auditorium, Kreskin Eicholtzer, after saying he grandsons. He was a veteran of World a first for Connecticut. molded soles War I and was wounded while takes each of the four persons, has no defiiiite views on one The funeral is this Saturday Manchester published two an for “dry”. serving in France. in turn by the hand into the form of government or another, at the LaFontaine Funeral nual reports in 1973 — both in Fleece lining- Survivors are two sisters, audience and asks the' person, preceded to blast the council- Home at Plymouth, N.H. Burial The Maiichester Herald. for'warmth. Mrs. Eva T. Templeton of along with the audience, to con manager form of government. will be in Mad River Cemetery The 1971-72 report- was Ridged soles ■ Imported Manchester and Mrs. Ann centrate on where the check is at Thornton, N.H. “ A man shouldn’t be locked- published May 31,1988 and the for traction. Lace- McKinney of Bolton. hidden. Friends may call at the in as town manager,” he in 1972-73 report Nov. 3,1973. Memorial services are Sun Presumably, each of the per up front and high funeral home tomorrow fcom 7 sisted. “ I believe our manager day at 1 p.m. at Holmes sons did as &eskin requested, top to keep snow, rain to 9 p.m. has made many mistakes. In Funeral Home, 400 Main St. except for one of the persons, a For all those worried about and slush out. BOILED HAM 1 /2 lb . private industry he would have The Rev. Winthrop Nelson, math teacher at the high the entfgy crisis, Watergate, Blue or red. Children’s Mrs. Lillian L. Hoff been let go long ago. If I made a pastor of Center school. Kreskin barely got off the Mideast situation and sizes 9-3. COVENTRY ^ Mrs. Ullian mistake in my job, I’d be let go. Congregational Church, will of the stage with the man when he whatev^ — take hearts Gov. 50% off thru Sat. only. All Flavors In a strong-mayor form of Nu Soft Lohman Hoff, 74, of Vineland, ficiate. Burial will be in East asked if the man was really ThomacMeskill iuis proclaimed Jasso Cut Wax government, the mayor could N.J., formerly of Coventry, Cemetery. concentrating. The teacher ad the w ^ o f Dec. 2-8 “ High from supershoe to you A Cut Srsen Coconut & Fabric be voted out of office if he made died Wednesday in Vineland. There are no calling hours. mitted that he was not, that he Blood Prmsure Week.” mistakes.!’ HAWAIIAN Mrs. Hoff had lived in Ck>ven- The family suggests that any was keeping his mind a blank. at Shoe-town. try most of her life before memoriaJifflntributions may be Kreskin thanked him for his moving to New Jersey about 24 Mayor Richard ^hickstone oL' PUNCH made to the Heart Association honesty and went hh’ to another Inciden^j^|(many.:in b ra sl WINDSOR WETHERSHELO MIDDLETOWN years ago. / person. 'tfisp/iricfB y a great turlvof-' of Greater Hartford, 310 (Filins are revivt^ thi§4)ld sayiiig, "If SMT Mw- cir. M. i n Survivors are a son, Warren Peter DeRosa, teacher of the-century fashion for gen W. HARTFORD AVON St., Hartford. Moses had tornedleft instrad of MANCHESTER patterns in human behaviour at another appearance if he is tlemen, a Hunting case right, we’d have had the oil and Charge with BankAmericard, Mastercharge. Ample free parking. the* high school, one of the four invited. pocket watch with cover. A T h e they’d ^ v e had toe sand.” persons, said that before hiding Emmerling and Deakin both flattering present. 17-jewel the check, he told the others in 46 Oz. M u ffle r T h a t’8 ^ said they believed DiRosa when 12K gold-filled watch, $75. 17 Oz. the group to “ think outside.’’ he said he did cooperate with Guaranteed for Earlier in the day, he had Kreskin and did concentrate on Matching chain, $12. Easy as long as you remarked to one of his classes the location of the check. Payments that he “ would like to get that NAMCO' Vanity Fair own the car... In spite of calls from the TOYS & TRIM-A-TREE check,” meaning, as he audience that he accept his 875-2517 explained, that he would like to check anyway, he declined fool Kreskin. explaining that this was part of However, DeRosa said that FACIAL TISSUE his bargain. If he did not locate JEVIIELERS-SILVERSMITHS S IN C 5 1900 OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP when Kreskin actually had him the check, he would forfeit it. ROUTE 83 by the band and asked him to GUARANTEED LOWEST PRICES ROCKVILLE The audience accorded 958 Main Street In Downtown Manchester Califom la Ripe, Yellow concentrate on the location of Kreskin a standing ovation at Also • Hartford • New Britain • Middletown CALIFORNIA the check, he did so, “ as hard the end of the program. C/3 as I could.’’ DiRosa said he and IGEBURG Kreskin were only two people BROCCOU BMMUS away from the lady in whose CATHOLIC BURIAL shoe the check was hidden, LEHUCE Here in death as m life, Christians are united not by when Kreskin fini^Uy gave up race or age or affluence but by unity in the belief that and said it was impossible to ■was the central point of their life on earth— The belief locate it. DRY BY GAS V."* in the resurrection of the dead and everlasting life. According to a member of the BETTER-FASTER-CHEAPER audience, he remarked several times before intermission that Bunch SAINT JAMES CEMETERY he was getting “ garbled n C U A R A N m S THAT Head 368 Broad Street messages,” and felt there were CO Manchester, Connecticut conflicting forces. Wheii I f YOU BUY ANY TOY Phone 643-6713 Kreskin returned after inter mission, he told the audience he Q had received notes backstage ORTRIM-A-TRUlfm. suggesting unfair play. An coupon [it ^ Good Thru Dec. 1 l i ^ . Good Thru Dec. 1 audience member said I&eskin AT NAMCO NOW AND SCI told of a note he had received HEAVT DUTY from one of the committee who I 20« OFF ' f i j 12« OFF hid the check saying he had told IT ADVCRTISCD FOR LESS II Scott Jumbo 12 Oz., Total the committee to “ think out side." GASDRYER ANYWHCRC CISC BCTORC I TOWELS FUNEFUL h o m e ' Kreskin told the audience he 2 . ^ W CEREAL did not regret his performance, EitablU hed iSTd-TAreo Generationt of Service DCCCMBCR 25, 1973 BRING THE J with-nila Coupon but that he had learned 3 roIIs ^1 142 East Center Street, Manchester •nd $9 Pufchott. something, said a spectator. He WHhThfa Coupon Rodaom M Franlfa LOOKING FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT? told the audience that he would 2 C Y C L E S AD IN WITH YOUR NAMCO SALES and SS Purohaoo. WITH THIS COUPON \ -.u Rodoom at Frank'a COME TO discuss this performance on an • REGULAR AND 5.00 PURCHASE coupon upcoming appearance on the THE ANNUAL " Mike Douglas Show. He did not • AIR FLUFF SUP AND NAMCO W ill REBATE 1 LB. LOAF CHRISTMAS BAZAAR' say when the date would be. SAFETY DOOR SWITCH Good Thru Dee. 1 AT Today Kreskin gave Y O ^ H E DIFFERCNCEII DO Good Thru Dee. 1 autographs at a Hartford book PORCELAIN DRUM THE SALVATION ARMY store promoting his latest book. YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOP 15« OFF I CITADEL Kreskin, born George Snips, 12 Oz. I CHAMPION 1 8 * OFF Kresge, began his career early 24 Oz., Criaco Q61 Main Street-Manchester as a nine-year-old traveling PING NOW WITH magician. At eleven, he was S ! I . MOUTH I W OIL SATURDAY using hypnosis on his programs. INSTALLED CONFIDENCE AT DECEMBER 8 As early as eight, he began WASH with Thia Coupon experimenting with ESP (extra Wnh Thio Coupon ’Good Thru Sat, Daa 1 - Umit Ona Coupon par Famll and IS Purchaoo. 9:30 A.M. - 3:00 P.M. sensory perception). and IS Purehaot. Radtom at Frank's Chrlatmaa Decorations • Novelties - Baked A showman, he is the star of nodoam «l rranlft W iS his own TV program. Last night 178 $ . coupon coupon Goods - Candles - “The Country Store” was bis second appearance in INCLUDES GAS CONNECTION AND VENTING HOD Attic Treasures • Candy Shoppe Manchester. he-PIpIng Extra Everything Special you need for Christmas George Emmerling, principal LUNCH WILL BE SERVED of Manchester High School, and , 11:30 A.M. - 2:00 P.M. Wilson Deakin, assistant MANCHESTER f ^ f FREE-EXTRA S&H STAMPSl || ______No Reservations Necessary superintendent of Manchester NO schools, both said this morning MONEY they, sincerely regretted that CO Th* abova space la available to your group oh a FIRST COMR Kreskin’s performance here DOMN FIRST SCRVCfXBASIS to publldn community sorvlco proaramt, OPEN: MON.-ERI. 10 A.M.-11 P.M. SAT: 9 A.M.-9 P.M. SUN: 10 A.M.-8 P.M. '.through the co u rte sy o f W aU iln s. C o n ta ct M rs. J o y c e S m ith a t The turned out as it did. They said NDGET 1 / 1 * 1 1 H srM between 11-12 a.m. Thursday the week b^ore publication they hope it “ does not put a UP TO t KMKSOT $ f ?[!!!* BTOW M it20 “ ISilllr OWff | lor Monday's sd, and Monday between 11-12 am . lor Thuiraday'i O WHhtIO black mark on us,” and that the id . Pleeee phone 643-2711... 36M0S. APPLIANCES ■WHh TMa Coupon incident would not prevent TELEVISION WETHERSFIELD/ ENFIELD WHh Thti Coupon and a* Puwhaaa. WHhrm.Coupon „ , and IS Furohnaa. Kreskin from returning for 1260 Silas Deane Hwy (Rte 99) 642 Enfield St. (Rte 5) viwDwvRi Ml PTwrarw I Good P rU of and Salurdar Rxeopt During OouhM Btomp NourW vm ■ww^^ww Exit 24 off 1-91 Laot Ccjin j t i t o ff 1-91 c o u p o n zz-v Miifotd ‘ Trumbull ‘ Springfield; Wallingford • Southington 0 \ ..'S' \ PAGE MXTMP<- MAWancaTBll BVKNINO HBRALD. I , Conn.. Thuni.i Nov. M. ItW * MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Nov. 29. 1973- PAGE SEVENTFRN Vernon , Rockville Circle, Ellington; Dolores Lisa Palicki, Hackmatack St., Pierpaoli Hospital Pharm acist of Year M Closes Saturday Tolan, Packard 'St., Manchester; Gloria Raines, Hospital Manchester; Frelda Zutter, Warehouse Point; Paul Sterc- Snipsic Village, Ellington. zala, Webster, Mass.; Arno Paul Q. Pierpaoli of Plllsbury Committee chairman Leon Notes Everything You Need For ^ 1968. In this capacity he is Committee for Undergraduate S t.,,between Nye St. and the Discharged Wednesday; Weber, East Brook Court, Hill, Rockville, director of Paciflcl, director of pharmacy responsible for pharmacy ser Medical Education in Clinical railroad tracks. Admitted Wednesday; Phyllis Barrows, Somers; Rockville. A Joyous ChrletmasI $ pharmacy lervicei a t. the at Lawrence and Memorial vices at Univ»sity-McCook Pharmacology. Rockville High School Katharina Bishop, Willington; Jeannette Boccio, Carriage Births Wednesday; A son to BERNIE’SBIG University of Conneciiiicut Hospital, New London, said Hospital and |t s i clinics and Entry Deadline Nears Dr., Tolland; Henry Boucher, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Johnson, CHRISTMAS BOXED CARDS ^ He Is a past president of the students will be on’ hand to Paula Boor, Miriam Dr., Ver Health Coiter, haa been named Pierpaoli most of all met the planning for sudp services for Connecticut Society of Hospital assist those bringing papers to non;, Timothy Boor, Miriam Union St., Rockville; Darwin White Rd., Rockville; daughter WRAPFIIIO A PARTY PAPERS Connectlcnt’s hospital phar . Pfizer-Roerig criterion tta t the the Health Center’s 200-bed Pharmacists, the American the area wUch will be open un Dr., Vernon; Wilda Cote, Gable Edlck, High St., Rockville; to Mr. and Mrs. Donald AND DECDRATIDNS macist of the year. winner be an individual of the Pre- Christmas hospital and ambulatory ser Pharmaceutical Association, til 2 p.m. Papers may also be Rd., Coventry; Allan Crabb, Kevin Haniffn, RFD 1, McRitchie, Somers. Pierpaoli is scheduled to highest integrity, who best In Recipe Contest CAJOLES • CANDLE HOLDERS A vices in Farminghm. the American Association of left any other time in a tractor Warehouse Point; Scott Cou- Rockville. receive the award FVlday, at exemplifies the profession of He is also responsible for im Colleges of Pharmacy, and trailer box at the site. tant, Willie Circle, Rockville; Also; Agnes Luddecke, the annual meeting of the hospital pharmacy. PUZZLES • FAVORS • GIFTS plementing a unit-dose system other professional groups. All papers and magazines Entries in The Herald’s recipe contest, •Henry Duel!, RFD4, Rockville; Windermere Ave., Rockville; Connecticut Society of Hoq>ital Pierpaoli also met four other Judges are Thomas Norfleet, chef at FINE CONFECTIONS in which medications are He has served at the National must be bundled with string. which closes Saturday, must be post Dianne Durgan, Blueberry Cir LOSE UGLY FAT Pharmacists to be held in criteria, including outstanding Cavey’s Restaurant in Manchester; Mrs. start lotlno weight today OR prepared by pharmacy per Institutes of Health in Proceeds from their sale will marked no later than Nov. 30 to be eligible cle, Ellington; Bobbin Gauvin, MONEY BACK. MONADEX la a tiny Russell Stover Cand^ Wallingford. The award is spon cooperation with the entire Vivian Ferguson, author of “Your Land Link Small labial that will haip curb your da- sonnel in one-dose units for in Bethesda, Md., and in hospitals go toward supporting Vernon for Competition. Vernon Ave., Rockville; Gail SALE! sored by the Pflier-Roerig health team, outstanding ser Neighbor’s Kitchen” which appears week lira lor axcait food. Eat lati-waigh LYNN LEE CARD ’N’ PARTY SHOP dividual patients. This service in Rhode Iriand, Michigan, community projects. The Ver Gibbons, Mt. Vernon Apts., Ottawa — Canada’s second- lata. Conlalna no dangarout drugs pharmaceutical corporations. vice to tte profes^on of phar Homemakers may enter original, ly in The Herald; and Edward Mongeau, 218 SPENCER STREET (K-MJUIT PLAZA); has taken a burden off the Massachusetts and Maryland. non Junior Women’s Club is favorite recipes in the following Vernon; Johanna Litz, Main St., largest province, Ontario, is en and will not make you narvout. No Plopaoli was chosen from macy, specifically hospital instructor of HELP (Handicapped Ear atranuous axarcisa. Change your lift MANCHESTEH a TEL 648-3491 nurses, has reduced errors, and Library Correction coordinating the program. categories; Best main dish, best breads or Ellington. tirely inland. It lies opposite the ____ . H o u n : ansong SOO society members phaimacy, and outstanding ser ning and Living Project), a program states of New York, Pennsyl . . . start today. MONADEX coals improved inventory controls. The week of Dec. 3 will be desserts, and best salad. Prizes of |25 will Also; Ida Martin, West St., $3.00 lor a 20 day supply and $5.00 and it is the first such award vice to the community and designed to train handicapp^ for employ vania, Ohio, Michigan and Min 10 a.in. -1 0 p,m. Dally Master Charge i He is also responsible for es "fine-free” week at the Vernon; Debra Osborn, lor twice lha amount. Lost ugly tat HuwiiHE OF oTin o a u im . given in Connecticut. He was pharmacy programs. be awarded to the winner in each ment in the food service industry, being nesota and, although its inter or your money will bo ralundad with tablishing a drug information Rockville Public Library for category. Warehouse Point; Raymond director of phamiucy services Pierpaoli has been with the conducted at Manchester Community national border is in excess of no quosllons asked by: service providing up-to-date both the adult section aiid tte College. Payson, Windermere Ave., 1,000 miles, th e total land at Norwalk Hospital before university health center since and unbias^ facts about phar Junior wing. Entrants are requested to type recipes Rockville; Michael Risley, Liggett Rexall Parkade Drug joining the Health Center. boundary is only half a mile. 404 Middle Tpke. West maceuticals to hospital per The library is attempting to Violators double-space or print them legibly, and Pine View Dr., Vernon; Entries submitted should include name, The rest is made up of lakes Mail Orders Filled Read Herald Advertisements sonnel and health professionals have books returned that have May Be Walking may submit only one recipe in each of toe address and telephone number and be Kathleen Sullivan, Blueberry and rivers. throughout the state. been long overdue; no fee will three categories. mailed to Betty Ryder, women’s editor, in Besides his post at the health Winning entries and those considered to be charged and no questions BURUNGTON, Vt. (AP) - care of The Manchester Evening Herald, center, Pierpaoli ,also is a will be asked. be Outstanding will be printed in a special Herald Squhre, Manchester, Conn.,,06040. clinical assistant professor in Violators of Vermont’s new 50 section of The Herald before Christmas. m.p.h. speed limit in the School of Pharmacy at Recycling Storrs, a guest lecturer in the Chittenden County could find Starting Saturday at 10 a.m., themselves walking away from School of Medicine and the newspapers and magazines will School of Dental Medicine, and a ticket, according the the coun be collected for recycling at the ty’s prosecutor. $22.00 a member of the Health Center glass recycling center on West State’s Atty. Patrick J. Leahy Police Report said that he has requested PARK MU JOYCE FLOWER SHOP police agencies in the county to MANCHESTER the only item missing was a tion of an incident that took crackdown on those breaking Someone is loading up for the Toyota steel-stringed- guitar place on Nov. 20. Safranek was the recently lowered traffic winter with fireplace wdod, but valued at 390. There was a Mon released on a 32,000 surety bond W E E K E N D S P E C IA L l speed limit. is not paying for it, Mrs. day night break and entry at the for appearance in Circuit Court 1973 Christinas Plate K atherin,e Dixon of 936 residence. 12, Rockville, Dec. 18. Leahy said drivers who Hillstown Rd. reported to Vernon Police are in X oing Home for Christmas” CARNATIONS become excessive in speed face Manchester Police Wednesday. VERNON vestigating a break into Law R ojhU Copenhaten Porcelain the possibility of being duurged Mrs. Dixon, police said, Joseph Safranek, 38, of 344 ton’s Texaco Station.,Union St., 88 with careless and negligent reported that an undetermined Lake St., Bolton, was arrested Rockville, reported The hoaiewiid journey, to many people, is the amount of wood, stored next to by Vernon Police Wednesday on Wednesday. pieliHle to reUving old Chiistm u traditions d on n driving, “and the car would be her barn was discovered mis a warrant issued by Circuit wkieh ate reniniscent of home and the grounded on the spot.” (Cath and Cany) sing this morning. 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StIM i Moya eptrior HaiardAvt. Shopping Center WaihlnglonSt. Route 66 Rtf. 44 Shepping Pfaxp Next to ButtorfMdx 678-1307 S$3.|$43 533-7156 569.0440 561-0770 745-0304 347-6967 649-1637 . OPENTCmTEFRI. 'TlL 9-SAT. 'TIL 6! CREDIT A VAILABLE! TAKE IT WITH yc Uor WE DELIVER-SAVEEITHER WAY i i . .. . ,— i d . ■H 'r .7 1 -- V ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Thurg., Nov. 29. 1973— PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Nov. 29, 1973 Meskill To Speak Babbidge in Race, Tax Cut About Town South Windsor Notes Sunset Rebekah Lodge will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at cidd BIGGEST TANK SALE he has served as master of the Babbidge said at a news con To A ARP Chapter By. GARY LUHR who have accused the ad Grasso, former Norwalk Mayor Fellows Hall. Refreshments Timothy Dwight^ College at ference later that his prediction JUDITH KUEHNEL Council, presented a banner to Christmas party. This is the Associated Press Writer ministration repeatedly of Frank Zullo and possibly will be serv^. Yale University. of a tax deficit was based on others. Correapondent Cubmaster Gordon Rolls. The only meeting of the year that HARTFORD (AP) - Tossing overtaking the citizens of OFTHEYEARI Gov. Thomas J. Meskill will 644-1364 His speech was devoid of any reports that MeslOll planned to Connecticut and building a sur theme for the month was the scouts are asked to attend speak on the "Cost of Living” to a straw Irat Uirough a plastic specific campaign promises cut taxes next year. Specific plus during the current fiscal ' Sale Ends Saturday, Dec. 2 C u b S c o u ts “ Colonist Days,” and several without their parents. The par members of the Northeast hoop while the University of except that he would try to figures on state spending and year which they estimate will Cub Scputs pack 226 held its skits were presented by the ty will be held at the Eli Terry Chapter, American Association Connecticut pep band 'played, right some of the wrongs anticipated revenue won’t be exceed flOO million. monthly meeting at the Eli boys. ^hool, Friday, Dec. 21, at 7:30 former UConn President of Retired Persons, of which he said the present ad available until the legislature STARTER SET-UPS THE PERFECT FAMILY GIFT Terry School. Joe Gallagher, p.m. Refreshments will be Wednesday, Dec. 5, at l;30p.m. Homer W; Babbidge became Next month will be the pack ministration was guilty. meets and adopts a 1974-75 state Just this week a Democratic 10 gal. Set-up $16.05 Rt|.$26>l6 FREE 410 DYNA FLO Power FHtar $14JS Value district executive of Longrivers served and games will be at the KofC Home. the first announced candidate in He accused Meskill of SPECIAL budget. caucus adopted a resolution < 20 gel. H. Set-up $27.95 R i|.$3741 with every complata tet-up 10,16 20 H. 20L. 20 gal. played. Members of other AARP next year’s gubernatorial race. showing a callous disregard for Contemporary? Without mentioning Meskill demanding that Meskill call the I j t - upi Induto: AH gliu Tenk, RtfiKtor, Pump, SET-UPS INCLUDE: Wapping Church Women chapters have been invited to A crowd of between 300 and human needs, especially those Tank, Sttnd, FluoraKaiit Hoed Supreme Heater by name, Babbidge raid that legislature into special session FHter, Heeter ThermoiAttw, ChareosI, FluH, Food, Reservations must be in Dec.' attend Wednesday's meeting. 400 at a downtown hotel cheered of the elderly, the young, the Imto-CMor, Gnvti and BooUat. anyone who would reduce taxes immediately to repeal the sales We Have It LARGE 3 PC. AQUARIUM SET - UPS 6 for the annual Christmas The guests wilt also include Wednesday night when the poor, the ill and the han CASH AND CARRY ONL Y under present conditions tax on utility bills and reduce Know Your luncheon of Wapping Communi Victor Lindstrom, Cyril F. Democratic newcomer called dicapped. LIttlographs • Wall hanglngo 29 gel. Salt Water Set - up $79.05 Rag, $83.35 30 gal. 36x12x16 SSI.OO 65 gal.36x18x24S16S.00 because it might be politically the tax on everything else to 5.5 ty Church to be held Dec. 11, at Rotor Antenna Cross, Miss Myra Herrick and the administration of Gov’ per cent. Sculpture*Accent Lighting Set • up Indudas: Ail glawTank, Fluorascaiit Light, 40 L. 48x13x16 108.00 70gal.48x18x20 167.00 advantageous in an election 9idinf Glati canopy, Dolamita, Salt, Braedmora 50 pal- 36x10x10 126.00 11 a.m. Leopold Proch, all of whom Thomas J.'> Meskill "the most He also raid the administra Area rugs • Fur bedspreads & Pillows 80pl.48x13x30 194.00 year "does a disservice to the Kit, Waktopici Undargra^ Flltar. 56gal.48x13x12 fiB.oo ...... Chamber Member hold area, re^pnal or state insensitive and regressive Only a handful of Democratic Graphics and much more 00gal.40x18x24 2 0 ix w All women in the church are tion wouldn’t collect enough state.” Indudaa: O'Dall Tank-Stand-Fhioretcentl-Fh* Polo-Hood AARP posts; and Mayor John government within memory." money in state taxes during the legislators were seen at the MANY UHADVERTI8ED SPECIALS invited. The buffet lunch will be INSTALLED Thompson. The race for the Democratic reception. FISH s p e c ia l s Public Information Com der glass. Krause Florists has $1.50 with' no charge for coming fiscal year to meet He specifically cautioned B Cmine nan, tt. 30 SEE OUR NEW AQUARIUM BAR asmpi BlacfcSw^ 2 for $11 RiRaKiora B for $1 The Sunshine Singers from nomination marks Babbidge’s . r i i b u f i k mittee been in business for 51 years children. Students from current govehiment spending. against lowering the state sales Babhidge is expected to be Cubea and Terriumt Now Available Grom M l Fin Mollyt 2 for | l Blood Fins 3 forr L i l . the Senior Citizens Center will debut into politics. k *Wdi*»rtnc«fftMdFOQfni I H I k VttiM S72-I37I ------M arlool*______3 for 811 Mala BoII m 994 aoch Greater Manchester and has been owned by two Timothy Edwards School will This alleged fact would be tax from the current level of 6.5 opposed in bis bid for the rJL provide entertainment. Babbidge, 48, served as presi Tim.-Fil 11 ILM.-I • PLEASE REREGISTER FOR OUR NEW MAILING LIST - DRAWING 9 P.M. ^ Chamber of Commerce generations of the Krause fami provide a musical program. obscured, he raid, by the state’s per cent to below 6 per cent Democratic nomination by 1ST PRIZE - THF Loonleaf Book $ 4 3 8 8 Members of the Northeast dent of UConn from 1962 to 1972. next year. SA 10 Ul-I PJI, KRAUSE FLORIST • ly- Please make reservations present fit) million surplus and state Atty. (Jen. Robert K. 2ND PRIZE - 10.00 FREE Fifh 3RD PRIZE - Korden Algaa Magnet Chapter have been requested to He registered with the Krause Florist tt Krause is a member of the with the telephone callers or additional money accrued from Killian, Sixth District use the parking lot at St. Democratic party following his His comments didn’t reflect Greenhouses, supplier of Rotary Qub of Manchester. Marion Hallowell, 644-0450. ■ VALUE *165.00 federal revenue sharing in Congresswoman Ella T. Bridget Church so that there resignation. For the past year those of DemocraticTe^slators flowers for the retail and Krause Florist & Greenhouses previous years. n 1^11 be ample parking room for Gov.Thomas Meskill wholesale trade, is located at is a member of the Society of Square Dance Club m n O punli8S8 of any 28” Cblor TV f>e guests’ cars at the KofC AQUARIUM DECOR 621 Hartford Rd. It was es American Florlqts, Connecticut The South Windsor Square ta rin g lot. Manchester High School, under How to avdid System pitfallsl tablished in 1922 and is owned Florist Association, Florist Dance Club will hold an open WHEN SHOPPING FOR A STEREO SYSTEM YOU CAN GET THE 980 Sullivan Ave., Rt. 194E In 8. Windsor TTle chapter’s annual Christ the direction of Miss Martha by George M. Krause. Transworld Delivery, Teleflora dance tomorrow at the Wap G in THEM with MOST SOUND QUALITY FOR YOUR DOLLAR IF YOU FOLLOW Phone 644*2077 Open 12 to 9* Seven Days A Week CHOOSE FROM mas party will be Dec. 14 at 1 White, will present a program. ONE VERY IMPORTANT RULE: It is one of Manchester’s and FloraFax and has been a ping Elementary School. Gil p.m. at Willie’s Steak House. Reservations for the party AVOID ALL PRIVATE LAVEL OR "HOUSE BRAND" SPEAKERS ' oldest and largest growers of member of the Greater Porter will be the caller and The Round Table Singers from close Dec. 10. REGARDLESS OF PRICE. THESE SPEAKERS ARE THROWN TO flowers for the retail trade, oc Manchester Chamber of Russ and Anita White will cue GETHER FOR THE SOLE PURPOSE OF SHOWING SEEMINGLY' cupying 20,000 square feet un (Commerce since 1968. the rounds. Refreshments will HUGE DISCOUNTS, REMEMBER. THE SIZE OF THE ENCLOS be served. URE OR THE NUMBER OF SPEAKERS IN IT DOES NOT TELL YOU MUCH ABOUT ITS PERFORMANCE OR QUALITY. THE I t C i l Gas Tank Locks HOUSE BRAND SPEAKER DOES NOT MATCH THE SMOOTH NESS AND ACCURACY OF A QUALITY MANUFACTURED NAME BRAND SPEAKER. YOU WORK HARO FOR YOUR MON In Big Demand EY, DON'T BE CONNED BY AN UNSCRUPULOUS AUDIO DEAL- ’Cfe/iiitmoA EB SELLING THESE AS HIGH FIDELITYr I n lS S & m m r DOUG BEVINS Carl Hohenthal of Schiebel (Herald Reporter) Bros., 8 Proctor Rd., raid he’s Manchester area motorists, been out of locking gas tank apparently concerned about caps and gasoline containers ROBERT BARR a \ h a h M i H6u)1f a t diagonal gasoline shortages and the for about a week, and he can’t Wis possibility of fuel thefts, have get more because the been rushing to auto parts warehouses are sold out. dealers to get locking devices Alcar Auto Supply at 226 n c i i for their gasoline tanks and con Spruce St. has been sold out of tainers in which to store extra gas tank caps and containers Th« MEREDITH Model CS610 gasoline. for some time, Mark Hanna a t r lliiL ) 25* diagonal plclur* The big demand for the items STEREO reported, and the firm is trying started about a week ago and to get more. auto parts dealers are com "Every other call I get is for BHKWWOOD pletely sold out. Dealers in caps, cans, or siphons," Ed fWI dicate that there is a DellaFera of Manchester Auto nationwide shortage of such Parts, 270 Broad St., said. auto accessories, and the items "They cleaned us out last MANCHESTER are impossible to get now. week,” he raid, noting that he N EW 1974 ^ g H W i Some dealers say their doesn’t sell siphons. Tht KLH Mods! 55 AH/FM S tsno R setn tr will SOLID-STATE customers are asking for Another auto parts dealer M inr 26 mtts RMS Into 8 OHMS Th$ FM The Sherwood 7050, with its 20 witts RMS siphoning kits, but the dealers said a lot of people have asked turmr. with 2 m kro-w tt ustbh wnsitMty will empBRer end truly sensidn FM tuner, is the don’t generally sell items like for siphoning equipment, but Khmm full b'mitlng ISO OB) with hss thin 10 Onett stereo Reeehrer in its price nnge. that. when asked why they want it mkrowolts. customers back off and leave. The Creethie 22 Spmkers ere e twowy, ecou- Babbidge Visit Manchester Police raid they stk suspensloo system thet produces e cleen hadn’t received any complainta The 6im nl’42M, 6m of the most nlkbli mto- mtuiel sound end is encfosed In e reel wood PARKADF Open to Public of gasoline thefts from Tumtshks lailabfi. includit Best, Dust Cow uuf cebbiet vehicles, and one policeman in Shun M7SFCS Migmtfc Certridte. Friday night’s meeting of the The Glinhum 2110 eutom etk Tumteble It Manchester Democratic Town dicated that such incidents may compkti with Bisi, Dust Com, Shun Committee is open to the become a problem if shortages The KLH Mode! 3Vs, designed by one of the fon- Megnetic Certridge, end Cueing. NOW, FOR TOUR public. Democratic Chairman continue and prices keep going most Speeker menufsctums, is e 2-wey ecoustic Ted (Cummings said today. up. suspension system in e hendsome vinyhchd cebimt Police raid persons accused CONVENIEHU- A "Npturer for bookshelf instelletiont The featured speaker will be of stealing gasoline could be List $329.50 former UConn president Homer charged with larceny, plus Babbidge, who Wednesday an tampering with a motor vehicle List $406.80 ONE-STOP SHOPPING nounced his candidacy for the if gasoline is removed from a SAVE $100.00 1974 Democratic nomination for car. For all your Christmas Needs. SAVE GAS. Do governor. Dealers selling the gasoline Friday’s meeting will be at containers ray their customers SAVE $87.50 * 3 1 9 . 0 a your share during the current enerey crisis by 8:30 in the Municipal Building are complaining of gasoline doing all your shopping at the Manchester^ Hearing Rdom. Refreshments purchase limits and want to * 2 2 9 .0 0 will be served. store extra gasoline in their Babbidge’s appearance will vehicles in case they run out. Pariude. be the first in a series of Hohenthal rays keeping con •HBRWOOD appearances by all potential tainers of gasoline in an mmEmrnimmmmm. nominees. State Atty. Gen. automobile trunk isn’t a good MOST STORES OPEN Robert Killian will be in idea, though, from a safety CURTIS Manchester Dec. 19 and former standjraint. Norwalk Mayor Frank Zullo Gasoline fumes could escape 7119 :3 0 Jan. 24. 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Inflation abroad, for vandalism, shoplifting, and AP Business Analyst Chamber of Commerce, diredor for Sage-Alien & Co., sion said next Tuesday's for the printing of shoplifting and foreigners are eager to pay cies, and that could mean good would have had to pay |2.44 for have picked one up for less than even when matched against the economic news. example, is very bad. drug abuse. NEW YORK (AP), - seeking a soliftion to Inc., will be the featured seminar will be part of a con posters and decals for area list price for it, despite all the news for American tourists a British pound. On Nov. 20 you ^6 cents. Canadian dollar. Perhaps the clearest explana As analysts of the First A Bible study .will be con Remember that weak old dollar Manchester’s crime problems, speaker at the seminar, which tinuing chamber program stores. will have a Bible study and open economic problems facing the abroad, for the U.S. stock could have had it for a little These aren’t isolated in '’While some economists were tion is to say that the economic National City Bank put it this “Crime, prevention is more ducted tonight at 7:30 at the discussion tonight at 7:30 at that the United States was is planning a seminar on is scheduled for 10 a.m. designed to stop shoplifting in One of the chamber’s five United States, despite the oil market, and for domestic more than |2.39. stances. The dollar also has shrewd enough to foresee the problems of the United States, week, "After a lull in August, than a problem for the police United Pentd;ostal Church. shoplifting next week for Tuesday at the U.A. Theatre cidents. ' main goals this year is to seek a Orange Hall. forced to devalue officially cutback, despite Watergate ... borrowers. In the same October period been growing stronger in rela trend, a good many other con though challenging, aren’t near Inflation sparked through and the courts,’’ the chamber because nobody abroad was chamber members amd other East, Manchester Parkade. A $5 registration fee has been solution to Manchester’s The fact fs that the value of A few examples will you would have had to pay tion to the German mark, fess to being surprised, mainly ly so bad as those confronting Europe in September like a goal statra. Full Gospel Christian Fel merchants. Ken Harrison of the set for the seminar, Hankinson problem in crime, including willing to pay face value for it? the dollar is now rising against demonstrate. cents for a Japanese yen, but French franc, Dutch guilder. because the re^isons are hidden the nations of Europe, and of flash fire in a hay field.’’ lowship, Interdenominational, Manchester Young Marines will meet Friday at 7 p.m. at House the Navy and Marine Reserve Training Center, Reserve Rd., Hartford. o f The executive board of the Harvey Women’s Club of Manchester will meet Monday at Willie’s Steak House. The event will G/ftwores of Distincfion open with a social period at 6:30 Imports the World Over p.m., and dinner will be served at 7. Members are reminded to 47-53 West Rd. (Rt. 83) bring a gift to exchange. ELLINGTON A paper drive will be con HOLIDAY HOURS ducted Saturday starting at 9 Mon-FrI 10 am-9 pm a.m. at Zion Evangelical Sal-Sun 10 am-6 pm Lutheran Church. 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(AP) — Grier Jones almost ■ BASKETBALL By Earl Yost Foster and A1 Weston, two didn’t play in the $1W,000 Walt Disney World Open. He has KANSAS CITY - Phil John 75-Gaine Hoop Streak under-sized operators, with the by hen Auster 4 some trouble with his swing. And he has some trouble with son, assistant coach of the gunners Cal Chapman, Earl w . his iron play. And he has a bad back. Chicago Bulls, was named head NEW YORK (AP) - The Jacksonville, a strong in forward to opening against the “We’ll be worth the price Wilson and Gary Custick, as., And he alk> has a share of the first-round lead. cciach of the Kansas CityOmaha 1973-74 college basketball dependent from Florida, plays nation’s No. 1 team, even if it’s of admission,” Coach Dee well as the guards. Chapman, Jones relied on brilliant sand Kings of the National Basket season opens with a bang St. John’s, N.Y., in a tourna at the Bruins’ cozy Pauley Rowe of the University of Wilson and Custick ranked 1-2,3 play and deft putting for a five- Massario, tied at 68. ball Association. Friday night as seven of the ment at Clemson, S.C.. Pavilion. Connecticut echoed yester in the point derby last year with Natural Rivalry under-par 67 Wednesday and a More than a dozen players “You don’t get an opportunity Foster having the best per share of Uie 16-hole lead with GOLF country’s ranked teams Alabama, one of the class NBA Roundup day at the annual pre-season were at 69, including 61-yearoId teams in the Southeastern like this very often,” said game average, 15.7, until in The Thanksgiving Day football game between longshot Larry Wise. start shooting — including session with the media at Sam Snead and rookie sensation JOHANNESBURG - South Conference, travels to Georgia Driesell. “If we could break Storrs. jured. The latter was named Manchester High and Windham was not one of your better “I managed to avoid dis Ben Crenshaw, who had to rally African Barry Franklin carded those old smoothies, the Tech. their streak, the consequences team captain yesterday by his artistic successes to say the least. Windham came away aster,” Jones said after his frdm a double bogey six that a four-under-par 66 for the UCLA Bruins. Memphis State, last year's would be greater than if we won “We are all excited here mates. with the 13-6 decision on the perserverance of its defense erratic round. He missed six was brought about by a lost opening round lead in the South The Bniiiis and their fabulous NCAA finalist against UCLA the national championship. It Hawks Triumph about the team. The guys are ’The brightest young man on and errors of commission on the part of Manchester. greens, hit six sand traps and ball. African Open. 75-game winning streak open at who dropped out of the Missouri would be remembered longer.” high. The team is high. The the squad is the talented Tony ’The Whippets seemed to he mentally prepared for the took one trip into the trees — Jack Nicklaus, winner of the home against Arkansas and but needed only 26 putts on the FOOTBALL Valles Conference this season, Some other choice games alumni are coming out of the Hanson, a freshthan, who clash, while the Indians didn’t. ’This, in part, can be at first two Disneys in 1971 and hope to keep rolling Saturday takes on Missouri-Rolla at around the country Friday night Behind Maravich woodwork. They all want to be help^ wreck East Catholic massive ^eens — in a bid for 1972 and heavily favored to take CARBONDALE, 111. - Doug tributed to the difficult assignment of getting a team “up” Weaver, 42, former Kansas night against fourth-ranked home. match St. Joseph’s, Pa., part of this thing. Oncriigain High’s long winning streak at his first title of the season. the $30,000 first prize again, had Maryland. against Army in the other game you can hear guys bragging home last year. “He's only 17 for a rival over 30 miles away. It’s just not a natural “I haven’t played in more a 70 despite some poor putting State head coach, was named The most glamorous name in (AP photo) head football coach at Southern Along with the national cham of that Palestra twin bill; NEW YORK (AP) — Pete Maravich didn’t play the en about being a graduate of the but acts like 25. He has the rivalry. than a month,” said the 27-year- on the front nine at the 6,951- the field, of course, is UCLA — Family Affair Illinois University. pions, who have won the NCAA Auburn vs. Clemson in the tire game but did a complete job of ruining the evening for University of Connecticut,” he hands of an octopus. He’s a With the conclusion of the spring sports, the two Meriden old Jones, “I’ve had some back yard Palm Course at Disney a team that has been described title seven years in a row and tourney with Jacksonville; the Buffalo Braves. added. super freshman,” Rowe said of schools, Maloney and Platt, and the two Bristol entries, trouble — I couldn’t swing a World. WICHITA, Kan. - Bob as "inhuman” by some. nine times out of the last ten Hofstra at Florida State; Maravich came off the bench in the second quarter and, the Waterbury man. Bristol Eastern and Central, will be departing the CCIL to Phil Esposito (dark uniform) of the Boston Bruins is unsuccessful against brother Tony df club or ride a bike or do Seaman, head football coach at “Sometimes I don’t think Saturday night Rowe will Wichita State, was fired seasons, No. 11 San Francisco, Texas-Arlington at Ohio State; despite playing only sporadically, scored a personal “There is no pure quarter the Chicago Black Hawks in NHL action Wednesday night. ’The game ended in a 3-3 tie. anjdhing. And I didn’t know un they’re human,” says Maryland send his Huskies into battle for f^rm a new league with towns in their own area. following a meeting of the N(j.‘ 15 Arizona, No. 16 Penn, North Texas at Tennessee; season-high 42 points and led the Atlanta Hawks to a 130- back and no bonifide center til just a couple of days ago that Coach Lefty Driesell. the first time against Yale at I Wth the departure of these four schools, three have been University’s board of directors, No. V Jacksonville No. 18 Wake Forest at Rice and South 106 victory over Buffalo Wednesday night in the National with experience,” Rowe pointed . I’d be able to play here. But he’s nevertheless looking the field house and the game is acc^ted into the CCIL beginning in the fall of 1974. Those BOONE, Iowa (AP) — Alabama and No. 20 Memphis Alabama at Hawaii. Basketball Association. out. The big men are Jolui Jones and Wise, a 32-year-old State open their seasons. already a complete sellout. already slated for CCIL membership are the two Enfield former club pro who is making Interscholastic athletic com HOCKEY The teams exchanged the Thomas at 6-8 and Ken Wight at San Francisco, favored to Boston had a balanced attack as schools, Enfield High and Enrico Fermi High, and East Move Planned another try at the tour this petition and practices have PITTSBURGH - The Toron lead until Maravich sunk a This could well be the case 6-7, plus Custick and Roger repeat as champions in the John Havlicek scored 22 points, Hartford High. Another possibility talked about is T oronto T riumphs year, sh a r^ a one-stroke lead been banned for Iowa high to Maple Leafs obtained right 32foot jumper midway in the se for most home games - capacity Lawton at the same height. Wilt Locks Door Jo Jo White 21, Don Chaney 20, Simsbury High joining the conference. To Baltimore over Bob E. Smith, Bobby school athletes during the winger Tim Ecclestone from West Coast Athletic cond period and put the Hawks crowds. Rowe likes the challenging Dave Cowens 18 and Don Mitchell, Craig Dear and (3iristmas holiday period as a Detroit in a straight player Conference, hosts San Diego ahead to stay. schedule and feels his squad.is ’The entry of East Hartford brings up an interesting Nelson 16. , “Last year we sold 1,490 rookies Larry Nelson and Jim fuel conservation measure. trade that sent Pierre Jarry to University. In other NBA games, Houston ready after tough pre-season point. East used to play Manchester in all sports, including As Kelly Returns After Nets Romp 76ers 101, Bulls 96 season tickets. We have already BALTIMORE (AP) - The the Red Wings. . Arizona, one of the favorites topped the New York Knicks scrimmages against Brideport, an annual Thanksgiving Day football game which drew Fred Carter and Steve Mix equalled that figure,” Business next move in the proposed in the Western Athletic 114-106, Boston defeated Capital New Haven and Assumption. crowds in the neighborhood of 7,000-8,000. That put more UNIONDALE, N.Y. (AP) San Diego Conquistadors led a scoring charge in the Manager Phil Barry noted. NEW YORK (AP) — Red Kelly, a member of the Cana switch of a debt-ridden World Conference, entertains Illinois. 111-104, Philadelphia bqpt JIMMY FOSTER It should ^ a big year on the revenue in the high schools coffers than the amount taken Penn, the choice of the Ivy — Wilt Chamberlain closed played basketball fourth quarter as the 76ers “I’m sure that we have have Storrs campus. dian Parliament during his playing days with the Toronto Hockey Association franchise Chicago 101-96, Geveland beat league, meets New Hampshire the door to reporters for 20 broke open a tight contest. The quite a few sellouts this from 1,700 fans, which was the attendance at last Maple Leafs, is still a politician. to Baltimore is up to a local Wednesday night. Detroit 96-91 and Milwaukee Thursday’s Turkey Day game. group that has indicated a in a doubleheader at minutes after the game. You “There were so many things game was tied 76-76 after the season.” Kelly, who was fired as coach of Pittsburgh last whipped Seattle 127-93. Gone will be the stall game,” fT.— ------n ' willingness to operate the team Philadelphia’s Palestra. would have, too, the way the that went wrong, I couldn’t third frame, but Carter put The enthusiasm on campus That series was cancelled, however, because of childish January, got his chance for verbal vindication We^esday has been generated by the he added. here, WHA President Dennis begin to start talking about Rockets 114, Knicks 106 Philadelphia ahead to stay at j 11 Scoreboard H j pranks, spray painting the school’s initials on the op night after his new National Hockey League club, the success of the football and position’s facilities. Murphy says. them,” said Chamberlain after Houston, fueled by Mike 89-88 w ith 5:16 rem aining. Rowe, now in his fifth season Toronto Maple Leafs, beat the Penguins 4-3. NERICAN his team lost a 134-108 Newlin’s 26 points, raced to a Carter led the winners with 29 soccer teams, both winners of U ------_ _ u , l The pranks were juvenile, but what was even more as head coach, feels he has But ever the diplomat, the Murphy said Wednesday American Basketball Associa 30-point lead and then points and Chicago’s Chet Yankee Conference cham juvenile was the over-reactionary stance of the Ad turned the corner and the WHA newvToronto coach avoided any night that’s he’s waiting to hear tion game to the New York weathered a late Knicks’ rally Walker topped all scorers with pionships this season. in ably for the injured Gilles UConns will be right back as Wedneiday’t Games ministrators ( at the time) at the respective schools, talk of revenge. from Joseph Schwartz, a THE Safety Shoe... Nets. for, the victory. The Knicks 30. Rowe is hopeful that the win Meloche in goal. Meloche suf one of New England’s Winnipeg 4, Houston 4, tie severing long-held ties, and in essence, destroying tradi “When you’ve got the horses Timonium, Md., businessman It was just a “super bad gradually whittled the Rockets’ Cavs 96, Pistons 91 ning habit will carry over in the fered cut tendons on the back of months ahead. \ powerhouses. Last year the Vancouver 5, Minnesota 3 tion. you can come from behind,” and a leader of the group bid WITH THE STEEL TOEI game,” for the Conquistadors, lead to 109-102 with just 1:15 A fourth-quarter charge led Huskies wound up with a 15-10 his right hand in an accident We’ll be quicker, with more Edmonton at Jersey, ppd to The game will be revived, but not like its original form. said Kelly, whose club roared ding for the WHA club, to see if Braaa-plated insurance said their coach. remaining in the game. But by Austin Carr carried the during an early practice ses haxagonal ayaleta. won-lost record, 9-3 in the Thurs. back from a 3-1 deficit. rejuvenated Cavs to their agility than a year ago,” Rowe It will just be another CCIL engagement on the schedule, he wants to pursue the matter. One-piece mocceein toe. Perhaps if Chamberlain bad Dave DeBusschere fouled Rudy Yankee Conference and Elsewhere in the NHL, Mon sion. He underwent surgery and fourth victory in the last five said ^ fo re he sent his club onto NHL without the meaning it earlier held, unless the enthusiasm played, it would have been Tomjanovich and then was finished with a flurry by win treal downed Los Angeles 5-3; is expected to be out of action SpecUI-deneity potyether foam. games. the floor for a final intrasquad Wednesday’s Games is there without the maliciousness. ’The game is alive, but But Murphy, in a telephone J a g u a r3 S 3 on all Installment loans at no different. A court ruling has s la p i^ with two technical fouls ning theh* last three starts. for about two months. to p -gra in Montreal 5, Los Angeles 3 Boston and Chicago s ^ te d to a “Auttempered” eteel uefety toe. forced the former National on the play. Tomjanovich Trailing by seven points- scrimmage before the Yale don’t give any credit to the athletic directors for any level- Aeros 4, Jets 4, lie interview from Newport Beach, glove leather, meeting. Toronto 4, P ittsburg 3 3-3 tie and California beat sp e c ia lly extra charge to you. Basketball Association star to coverted both foul shots and entering the final quarter, the “Our offense will be called headedhess. That is not the case. Houston anci Winnipeg failed Calif., acknowledged that oil treated. Six of last year’s top seven Chicago 3, Boston 3, tie Minnesota 5-1. Schwartz probably will not Leminete of woven cotton sit out he season after he Dave Marin hit oh both Cavs rushed to a 92-89 lead with control, run and gun,” Rowe In the World Hockey Associa to score in the 10-minute over and napped eheeting three minutes to go and held on players have returned. added. California 5, Minnesota 1 Putting Heads Together force the issue because of the Impregneted with jumped to the ABA. technicals to end the Knick tion, the Houston-Winnipeg time period after Frank Hughes vlnirl acetate letei. for the victory. Bobby Smith led “We’ll play a pressing The controllers will be ABA American Hockey League “He would have taken the threat. It only seems natural that a East Catholic-Manchester game ended in a 4-4 tie, the New had slapped in a rebound with All-weelher play away from us inside, if he Cleveland With 23 points and defense with a multiple offense. backcourt operators, Jimmy Wednesday’s Games football game should be instituted. A game of this type 47 seconds left in the regulation Baltimore Clippers’ assertion Full leather vamp Sto rm w e ll MANCHESTER STATE BANK Celtics 111, Bullets 104 Utah 116, Vir^nia 105 Jersey-Edmonton game was this week that they will resist and lo t lining. all around had been in there,” said Net Carr added 22. Bob Lanier and would make for a fantastic city “championship” of time, giving the Aeros a tie. tha sho e. 1041 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER The Celtics romped to a 58-45 San Antonio 104, Kentucky 99 postponed until tonight and any effort t<#4»£{ng a WHA team center Billy Paultz, who led the halftime lead and then main Daye Bing paced Detroit with crosstown rivals. Almost every town in the state with at Vancouver dumped Minnesota Blazers 5, Saints 3 23 apiece. New York 134, San Diego 108 Claude St. Sauvuer turned in here. " Q e n u in a I Open Sat 9 a.m. -12 noon Member FDIC rout with a career-high 38 tained the pace enroute to their least two high schools within its boundaries has a city 5-3. Goodyaar Watt conetructt^ One-piece cushion-crepe points and 19 rebounds. Bucks 127, Sonics 93 NBA his second hat trick of the completaty nalileaa. Heet-to-toe alr-cuahloned Innereole. Neoprene sole end heel. \ 12th consecutive victory. Wednesday’s Games championship series, except for Manchester. Ron Ellis capped a three-goal Kareen Abdul-Jabbar scored rally with 8:25 gone in the final season as Vancouver continues Grid Contest Won By Colbert Boston 111, Capital 104 In the past, one of the school’s athletic directors wanted 16 of his game-high 32 points in period, making Kelly a winner to prosper under new Coach The Baltimore group is in Houston 114, New York 106 to open serious discussions about such an event. But, the the first quarter as the Bucks in his first appearance in Andy Bathgate. terested in bringing the WHA’s Latest winner in The Herald’s Contest sponsors are Nassiff Philadelphia 101, Chicago 96 counterpart refused, and the subject was dropped. Recent Where else can you find tallied a 41-22 lead in the Pittsburgh since be changed New York franchise here. lis y e a r , m o re than ev er , opening frame and were never weekly football “Pro Picks” Arms, Regal Men’s Shop, Atlanta 130, Buffalo 106 ly the roles were reversed, but with the same outcome, Earlier this month, the finan all these features? contest is Steve C olb^ of 268 election districts. threatened. Bud Stallworth led Potterton’s and Manchester Cleveland 96, Detroit 91 ’The twosome couldn’t or wouldn’t reach an agreement. cially strapped team was Scott Dr. He’ll receive a check Tire. Milwaukee 126, Seattle 93 “We played a whale of a Wheii Roger Maris hit 61 • Genuine Goodyear Welt construction • Air-cushioned inner- U^CAN d epen d on Seattle with 16 points. It s now time for the two athletic directors and other game,” said the former politi moved from New York to for $25. home runs for the 1961 Yankees soles • Full glove leather vamp and toe linings • Slip resistant Job responsible parties to grow up, sit down together, and cian who was met by an ovation he hit 31 on the road, 30 in Yan Cherry Hill N.J., across the THE d o d g e bo ys for come up with an equitable solution to all involved so a city from the fans, proving he kee Stadium. Delaware River from rated soles and heels • All functional stitching chemical and oil “championship” can be decided. hadn’t lost his app^l with the Philadelphia. resistant man made threads • Lightweight for maximum comfort • SNOW-CAPS Side Note Pittsburgh constituents. Exceed ANSI Class 75 requirements as adopted by OSHA • SOMETHING REALLY “There must have been a lot Exclusive padded toe construction — comfortable. ’Hie Turkey Day Road Race began at 10:30. ’The football of people who enjoyed hockey MAZDA HAS “FAN- \ BFGoodrich / when I coached here,” said Kel SHOE *19.95 BOOT *21.95 SENSATIONAL! WINTER RETREADS game at Memorial Field started at the same hour. Now, wouldn’t it make sense to schedule either the race earlier ly. “They saw good hockey here TASTIC PERFORMANCE” and maybe they think I had . . it will just about tuck the doort off any other or the game later to take advantage of a large erowd, some something tq do with it.” small sedan and give all but the bigger and more exot $ 1 AOO All Sizes of whom would have gone to the gridiron clash i f the Chicago 3, Boston 3, tie ic sports cars a 1 4 White or Block scheduling wasn’t so irresponsible. All it takes is common Dale Tallon’s second goal of purple fit in a contest REBiU.•THE counettMElirS HEN’S VO KF snsp sense. the game at 13:46 of the final of straight-fine speed.” — Car and Driver 74 DODGE TRUCKS. period pulled the Black Hawks MANCHISnit FREE plus Retreodable into a tie with the Bruins. GRODY MAZDA Ml-t07 MAIN STREET 80 Feffii Rd., Newington, 687-2271 or 246-3030 443-247I Canadiens 5, Kings 3 Take Exit 4 t treni i-i4, Uien soalli 3 miles Coses Center Pete Mahovlich and defenseman Guy Lapointe Bowling scored two goals apiece during SAVE ON NEW TIRES a five-goal barrage in the first period that enabled Montreal to B. F. Goodrich 4 Ply beat Los Angeles. REG - Bob Guthrie 14^365. The triumph was Montreal’s SIIVIRTOWN TRAIL MAKER SNOWS ST. JAMES LADIES - Dot fourth in a row while the Kings Ireats gas like it was scarce. Thompson 127, Sally Phillips stretched their winless string to ELKS - Dick Krol 149, Jack You don’t have to dig deep into your pocket to C-78-14 4 ply Blk. $22.00 $2.08 F.E.T. Talley 164-371, Bruce Fish 139, 127, Dolores Beii^r 126. eight games. That goes for our stylish Levi’s® Hornet E-78-14 4 ply BIk. $23.00 $2.22 F.E.T. A1 Atkins 137, Joe Pagano 137- Seals 5, Norths Stars 1 buy a Hornet Hatchback. Hatchback, too. It’s the one with the optional 144-406, A1 Pirkey 145. Pete Laframboise scored Or to run it. F-78-14 4 ply Blk. $24.00 $2.37 F.E.T. WEDNESDAY WIVES Lynne twice for California and 38- interior that looks like blue jeans. Topping 454. Because under the hood, an economical Better get a Hornet Hatchbaclc now—the G-78-14 4 ply Blk. $26.00 $2.53 F.E.T. BLOSSOMS - Ann Gre'gan 126, year-old Marv Edwards filled 6-cylinder engine is standard. way gas is going, our Hornets are going to be THE DODGE SNO-FITER. H-78-14 4 ply Blk. $29.00 $2.75 F.E.T: Em ily Peck 129-125, Vicky Steeves 130-132-370, Irene Mahr SPICE - Lucille Farmer 125- Mrs. Bea Farber, 125-pound It gives you a really good run for the money more popular than ever. G-78-15 4 ply Blk. $27.00 $2.60 F.E.T. 344, Jean Hamilton 133-359, A rugged four-wheel-drive pickup engineered with one thing in mind; snow. This specially equipped 128. ft^ighton, Mich., housewife, —on regular or unleaded gas. ■* ^ snow removal package has the strength and dependability to get winter off the road. See it now H-78-1S 4 ply Blk. $30.00 $2.80 F.E.T. Barbara Cool 135-346, Shari won the Northville Downs har C O M M E R C IA L - J a c k Schaffer 132. ness race driving title last sum Our Hornet Hatchback is right in style, but AMC n Hornet (before the first big snowfall). C'Jt the full story from your nearest dependable Dodge Boys’. L-78-15 4 ply white $39.00 $3.13 F.E.T. Goldberg 159-174-440, Dave mer. it doesn't gulp gas like it was going out of style. n ’Man Winter is on His Mby, So. Dynes 148-380, Dick Farrell 136, First off, you get either the Dodge W1' 0 or W200 four-wheel-drive power wagon pickup. Then, to make it a Sno-Fiter, be prepared to meet the chellenge of this year's winler driving end Fred Sponbeimer 135, Bob I the people Urt I we’ve added: • Power angling blade • leven-way control valve • Heavy-duty front axle • Heavy-duty front springs avoid Ihe hustle and buslla of last minute shoppers. Plut you can tnjoy Orzech 150, Gerry Ridel 136-376, T ' l r e s t o n c • Power lift • Distinctive Sno-Fiter s\ e decal stripe • Required Optional Equipment: oO-am p alternator • 70-amp- big prs-season savings — NOW! So drivs In tO(lsy . wt have a big p eo p le selection in stock. A y i wo'll mount your wintsr tires now or Isitr — at George Burgess 362, Jay, hr battery • Plow lights • Front clearance and Identification lights • Increased cooling • 7^00/15-D (8PR)* mud your conveniencti . ______and snow tires— front and rear. (^olangelo 371, Fred Oakes 357, \ BFGoodrich A C arl B ujaucius 384, Andy For 1974, front-locking hubs are standard equipment on WlOO and W200 Dodge piodels. Lamoureaux 379, Art Schmidt SPECIALS 362, Mai Darling 356, Dick ♦For WlOO Sno-Fiter models. For W200: 8.75-16.5-E (lOPR) or 7.50-C (6PR) mud A' snow tiros—front & roar. SILVERTOWN Farrell 350, Curt Heinz 351, WINTER TIRE Rick Nicola 363. 6 - 855x15 SNOWS BELTED DODGE SPORTSMAN WAGON. DODGE CLUB CAB. $24^ AQ F-E-T- HOME ENGINEERS - Dolores America’s own number one best seller. With The pickup with 34 cubic feet of storage POLYESTER/FIBERGLASS Lewis 201-491, Phyllis Heritage 177-460, Gerry Tucker 230-559, its great features and our fine deals—we’re space inside behind the front seat. This year, Tonny Verfallle 174-177-174-525, DEAL planning to keep it that way! we have the Club Cab in several four-wheel- 2 - F-70-15 SNOWS Black White F.E.T. Ginny C lark 195-505, Jan drive models, too! McKenney 177-489, M arie BLACK WHITE C-78-14 $23.00 $25.50 $2.11 WALL A Walling 460, Edith Palmer 452. WALL F.E.T. $26.50 $2.31 E-78-14 $24.00 650-13 20.95 24.70, 1.73 F-78-14 $25.00 $27.50 $2.50 700-13 22.65 25.15 1.88 MISFITS- Ken Tomlinson 6-78-14 $28.00 $21.80 $2.67 C78-14 23.50 26.0'5 2.05 BUY 'EM STUDDED 524, Marsha Bradshaw 185, H-78-14 $21.00 $30.50 $2.04 Joan Weiss 177, Gary Grover E78-14 24.45 27.10 2.22 F78-14 25.40, 28.15 2.37 6-78-15 $27.00 $20.50 $2.73 509, Narda Gruver 182-192-519, We'N stud your Yvon Caron 506. Q18-14 26.40, 29.35 2.53 H-78-1S $20.00 $31.60 $2.00 H78-14 28.4s 31.60 2.75 L-78-15 $33.50 $3.31 J78-14 33.95 2.89 snow tires F78-16 26.00 28.96 2.42 2.60 3 ways to charge CEILINGS Q78-15 ‘ 27.10 30.15 We’re celebrating our 60th Anniversary mm.. H78-15 29.16 32.40 2.80 A with great truck deals! ommsam REPAIRS AND J78-15 33.55' 3.01 tire REPUCEMENT ------TIRE OUTLET FREE ESTIMATES ...... '♦Manufacturer’s sudoeited retail price. Destination charges, state and local taxes not included. White line tires available at bxtra cost. Chorches Motors, Inc. THE See your AMC n O ea ler—where you get a good deal. And a good deal more. O o c ^ 80 Oakland Street, Manchester, Conn. Notfonal Softty Council studies kidicute R|wns3,nwgH BERNARD A. BROWN’S TIRE SHOP thot studded tires perform better 872-1 LOZIER . S3S MMN SnEET, MUICIKSTa AumoRizED DE/iLena 2228 6 4 9 -4 4 « 4 Decormier Motor Sales than non-studded tires 7 MR t MEX n i i PJL PHONE 64S-3A44 285 Broad Straat, Manehaaltr . . ! V ■ PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thura., Nov. 29, 1973 MANCHES’TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, (tonn.. ’Thurs.. Nov. 29,1978— PAGE ’TWENTY-FIVE * AiMorServtoe Pofntfng-Paportng 19 Holp Wotttod . 3 9 Cheney Tech Basketball v,HEIUlD ^ PlEASEKtt Hofp Wanted 35 STEPS, Sidewalks, stone walls, Laver Revitalized Bowlin NX lETTEN ATLAS studded snow tires, F78- ACCURATE, happy typists. YOmAD fireplaces, flagstone terraces, 15, one year old. CaU 7424847. Manpower has a special project For Your concrete repatos. Inside and for the next six months, central “Staying Healthy outside. Reasonably priced, npers' HELP WANTED downtown Hartford location, SILK CITY - John Goiangos F r ^ Nassiff 512, Al Bolls 530, Inhrmatlon Clasflfied or “ Want Ads” 643-ONl. By Davis Cup Action THE HERALD will not dll- are taken over toe phone aa a MoblloblloH Noffies i Mdchlnw Openitorc convenient to all buses, hours 208-536, John Cutter 200-549, Debnis Guay 509, Ken Tomlln- close the identity of any convenience. The advertiser PiiiUoiM iM loiT i xp6ri6BC* d6tlr*to Itindy 8:30-5, 8 hour day. If you type Lou Halpryn 222-547, Fred son 537, Jim Watt 504, Ron NUtMEG PAINTING - 40wpm accurrately we womd the ultimate to make me play combe, 29. They’ve won a total advertiser using box letters. should read hU ad the FIRST INTERNATIONAL Metro- fw fr RM ooHRMiiy fe w m iioi praRnn* CLEVELAND (AP)r-The H oop Team^s Goal Plecity 222-557, Skip Mikolelt Jeroszko 528, CharUe Tarpinian Interior "and exterior. like to see.you. No fee and pay - well. of 25 ofn the prestigious Grand Readers answering blind box mite, converted to camp Davis Cup has sparked a 2004144, Frank Pitts 209-562, • 507, Qem Quey 517. DAY IT APPEARS and Rea«>i»Wy priced. For a free increases as you progress. App "I needed something else, Slam events — the Australian, Jim Magowan 222, Kevin Kelley _____ ads who desire to protect their REPORT ERRORS in time between 64 ly to Manpower, at 10 Haynes new fire in the breast of Rod and the Davis Cup is it. There’s French, Wimbledon and U.S. p.m. ByLenAuster 217-547„ Roland Smith 557, Bob identity can follow this for the next insertion. The offer. 643-2006. AMBSELLE (0RPOM11ON .Street, in Hartford. If you Laver, the aging Australian no money in it — just expenses championshps. I Glen Cooke, who both saw Y LEAGUE- Carl BoUn 172- procedure: 104 L Mata niMi, RooMto Bassett 524, Ron Plecity 528, Herald is responsible for only drive, park at the new Civic teimis warrior who had run — but it’s a great feeling to be ’They will face a younger and ^tensive JV action in 1972-73, 421, Mike Pagani 141-140408, Enclose your reply to toe BuKdlng-CotttneUng 14 An Equal Onuirtinlty Enqitoyar Staoa 1930 Center Garage and we will pay Fred Plecity 557, Lou Mulnite ONE inoorreet or omitted in out of worlds to conquer. back playing on a team for your less awesome U.S. team, com Continued improvement is are fit tin g for the starting Tony Marlnelll 158-140-415, Roc- box in an envelope — ad sertion for any advertiaement Q$ngo-8onleo-8tongo 10 your parking. nod. 506, Ralph Dukett 217-577, Roy SAVE on fuel this winter. Let “ Its,nice to have a feeling of country after 11 years.” posed of Smith, 26; Marty the quest of the Cheney Tech co Lupacchino 161-382,- Pete dressed to the Classified and then only to the extent of a Grabowski 225-547, Bob Oliver WANTED - In Manchester me lower your high ceilings wanting to win again,” the Laver is one of the old pros, Riessen, 32; Tom Gomnan, 27, There is a threesome in tough Aceto 140-381, Joe ’Twaronite RN or LPN, part time, 11-7, basketball team for the 1973- Manager, Manchester ‘‘make good” Insertion. with hanging ceilings. • a • Soni$on$ competitioii for the remaining 226-608, Ron amsdell 201-201- area, need to rent garage to Laurel Manor, 649-4519. SSyear-old Queenslander said one of a lineup of former world and Erik van Dillen, 22. Of that 74 campaign. Coach John 145-135-390, Al Bujaucius 156- Evening Herald, together Errors which do not lessen the store 16’ boat. Phone 8724239 Reasonable Tates. 646-8619. forward job. Six-one junior 580, Ron R eid 227-530, Ed SMyhovg«w*tywi today during a break in champions assembled by group, only Smith has won a 382, Ken Seaton 139-135-407, with a memo listing the com' value of the advertisement after 4 p.m. Bualnoaa Opportunlff 29 Kleis’ Beavers compiled an' Tom Feran, 8-3 John Daggett Barrett 200, Ken Thomas 216- DENTAL Chairside assistant, ahoppyaUI preparations for the weekend Australia in a bid to recapture major title — the U.S. in 1971 Andy Lamoureaux 147-391, panics you do NOT want to see will not be corrected by NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - for orthodontic office near Ver 8-9 record last season, a and stocky 5-11 Neil Haberern, 530, Ron Nivison 222-203-604, Cy COUNTRY store for sale, lock, DIETARY AIDE diallenge Round battle against the 73-year-old symbol of inter and Wimbledon in 1972. Hank Martyn 158-395, Al Pirkey your letter. Your letter will be “ make good” insertion. MotonyefM-SfcyefM 11 Remodeling, repairing, ad non Circle. Experience noticeable jump from a 3-16 Perkins 540, Omar Qulrih 531, stockB U l U L andaoi barrel. WeU travelro No. 1 ranked Stan Smith and his national court supremacy The best-of-five series begins who "goes to the boards very 142-367, Mike Balesano 136-397, destroyed if the advertiser is ditions, rec rooms, porenra and referred, reply P.O. Box 2356, Jim Lawrence 524, Mark Royce for particulars caU Needed to help with various P' U.S. teammates. which the United States has with two singles matches ledger 'the previous go well,” Kleis skid. Don Simmons 139-368, Ed Kovis one you've mentioned. If not GIRL’S 19” bike, exceUent con roofing. No job too smaU. CaU V)'ernon. Conn. 234-215-213-662, Rollo Masse 6494144. • m r V Z U O 'or 649-7^7669. kitchen 'duties.. Excellent “ I had lost my drive. Tour held for five years. Friday, on a green carpet around. The Beavers open Kleis said his plans call for 141-386, John Rieder 145-135-386, it will be handled in the usual dition, $40. CaU 6464091 after 4. 501, Bob Thompson 547, Ken 643-2711 wages and benefits. Call 646- I Happiness is having | naments didn’t have any The others are Ken Rosewall, stretched over the hardwood their 18-game slate away utilizing a man-for-man Ed Burbank 148-378, Bob manner. Plecity 508, Harry Plecity 533. TWO (2) GIRLS bikes, 26”. CARPENTRY - Repairs, 0129. i^great friends, meanine for me any more. 39; Mai Anderson, 38, and the floor of the aged Cleveland Saturday night at Granby defense, but this, he added, Boroch 146-384, Bert Davis 148- DNS LPN8 ExceUent condition. $15 each. remodeUne, additions, roofi^ . Hiatp Wanted 39 I relatives and the i W e was no incentive in big depends on how each game 393, Fred McCurry 355, Frank "l»b y ” of the team, reigning Public Auditorium, a structure High. Phone 2424142. CaU David Patria, South W M - AIDES progresses. A running game is KACY- Terry Sheppard 219- Loet and Found I Auto* For 8$h MANCHESTER MANOR i^Trlnlty Covenant purses. Money no longer was U.S. champion John New- that could have come out of the Two starters, junior guard 5- Calvo 145-359, Roy DeVeau 162- sor, 644-1796. FULL-TIME male clerk and FuU or part-time positions Phantom of the Opera. 10 Tom LeEourt and senior* also in the making, but that 229-612, Ed Yourkas 201-202-549, 378. stock work. Apply in person, available on 3-11 and 11-7 |Church. FOUND - Black, brown and T9N BUJCK Station wagon, EXPEUIT bicycle repairs, aU NURSING HOME ^voiM**ccN Of «MCaie*» mOi A doubles match will be decision hinges on whether or Bob Audet 224-519, Mario Frat- WES ROBBINS carpentry center 6- Mark Viklinetz, are FLORAL - Joan Lindsay 181- white male Beagle dog. Call power steering, poWer brakes, makes, models ana speeds. Barrett Plumbfi^g^ ■ ly, 331 385 West Contar SL shifts. Company paid life, THANKS.FOR THE not a cohesive unit can be es tarolt 201-553, Terry Means 202, remodeling specialist. Aa- played Saturday, and the final back from a year ago. LeCourt, 519, Suzy Edmonds 176, C m lyn Dog Warden,, 1 6464555. rebuilt engine, $9M or best Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, Broad Street, Manchralsr. health, major medical and tablished from a mostly in Vic Squadrito 202-521, John diUons. rec rooms, dormers, .| SHOWER! two singles Sunday. the floor general, averaged, Sulzinski 460, Jean Archam- offer. 87^2 Manchester Bicyde Shop, 649- disability insurance. Truly experienced roster. Ragna 210-569, John Martin 546, 2098. bullt-iiu, bathrooms, kitdiens, MACHINIST- Part-tlnto, mor ’The lineups were not to be close to 10 points per game last bault 480. FOUND - Black and tan female one of the best benefit I From, .Mark Olsen 531, Bill Reiser 511, 6494446. nings, The Amerbelle Corpora revealed until today’s formal season while Viklinetz, who “ What we have to do this year QUICK SALE - 1972 Buick, 4- packages in the industry. ASSORTED Sportster parts for tion. 104 East Main Street, TRUCK DRIVER for furniture I PEGGY and draw, but certain assignments is stay healthy. Some inap door, LaSabre, factory air-, Pleasant working conditions. has, “ a nice shooting touch and sale, frame, gas tank, fender, LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - RockviUe. Contact Mr. Lany store. Full-time employment. seemed assured. The towering propriate injuries last year electric wlndowi, posi-traction, I J E N N IF E R is a tough rebounder,” accor strutta, etc. ExceUent condi new homes custom built, Passardi, 875-3325, between Call 643-2833. Opportunity to join dynamic caused us to lose some one FOUND - Black and tan female, power steering, radio, excellent Smith, rated No. 1 in the world ding to his veteran mentor, tion, caU 649-2888 dw s, 6464969 rembdeling, additions, rec 8:30 a.m.-5 p.m. An equal op nursing team as one of the point decisions we had no Shepherd type dog. Call Dog condition, m ileage, 89,000. Happy Birthday the last two years, appeared a averaged 14 tallies each time evenings. Ask for Cherie. rooms, garages, kitchens portunity employer. IMAGINE a New Year with no nation’s largest health care business losing,” Kleis stated. CLASSIFIED Warden, 6 4 6 ^ . Price $2,500. CaU bills! Sell now for Christmas, good bet to play both singles out. remodeled, baui tUe, cement facilities continues to CHRIS Being the perfect work. Steps, dormers. Residen TOOL MAKER, machinists, beautifully designed and and doubles, teaming in doubles One of the forward slots has FOUND - Male, all white put 1967 FORD Country squire, HANDLEBARS - aU stoles and expand.' From, diplomaUst, the veteran Beaver factory tial or commercial. CaU 649- miUing machine operators, and packaged Avon products. CaU with van Dillen. Kiessen, been nailed down by 6-2 senior Spitz dog. Call Andover Dog power steering, power brakes, ry sec^onds,secon ds, $5 eaeach , P oop oo Connecticut 4291. lathe operators. Experioiced now, 289-4922. because of his success against mentor said that all 18 games H o u u a for Rent Warden, 742-7194. toailer hitch, new tires. $4N. 1 ycle Accessories, Martin Cerrigione, who was 65 necessary Apply at Paragon Contact Emeila Kurntk Remember Poopoo Laver, was given the edge over on non-conference Cheney’s Fumfafwd Apartmmit 94 Morninp, 644-8393, evenings, 316 Hartford Rd, Manchester, hurt in an early scrimmage last 643-1682. R.E. GOWER — Finish caipen- Tool Company, 121 Adams PART TIME - Building AeeUtant Director of loves you. Gorman for the No. 2 singles. schedule will be tough and, MANCHESTER • 4-bedroom LOST - Male Fox Terrier 568-NUi.. year and never regain^ top tiy, kitchens, rec rooms, ad Street, Manchester. maintenance work, a.m. or “ none are a cinch.” ROCKVILLE — Available now, Nurting Service For Australia, Laver and the Dutoh Colonial. Four batlu, mongrel, white chest, vicinity ditions, porches, any type p.m. hours avaUable. Apply in Happy Birthday playing form. nicely furnished 3Vk room Serv/CM Ottorod 12 powerful Newcombe were vir Analyzing his club’s chances double garage, executive W o ^ rid g e and Lydall Streets. 19M Ford GaUude 500, hardtop, remodeiing, 646-2087. person, Jon-Kor Systems 435 MEADOWS A pair of sophomores are apartment, residential area. tual certainties for singles, with of m a l^ g the State Basketball neighborhood. November 30to Answers to Sl^py. Weariiu power steering, automatic, Buckland Road, South Windsor. KATIE battling it out to see whom will Adults, no pets, security. 3160 good running condition. $3N. ODD JOBS, light trucking CONVALESCENT Newcombe teaming with Tournament held annually in occupancy. Hayes Agency, 646- collar and tag. Please call 64^ TOBIAS Carpentry service, ELECTRONCS TMIEES 11 Y e a rs O ld be Le^urt's backcourt mate. Mark Viklinetz monthly, 646-1060. 0131. after 4:30 p.m., 64S-26M. rough carpentry, ceUars and at March, Kleis remarked, “ U we 7330. repairs, remodeUng, additions, Men and women job training RESPONSIBLE WOMAN, in CENTER Love, Rosewall in doubles. Jim Kurlowicz, 5-10, and 5-8 tics cleaned. Small trees garages and custom buUding. opportunities exist in the Air Bowers School area to care for Mom, Dad, Tara, can put everything together, ONE ROOM, bath, 19M CADILLAC - excellent run- moved. Manual snow removal. 333 BidweU St. Manchester MANCHESTER - Six-room Por$onal$‘Announeomont$ 2 643-5769. Force for YOU. CaU 646-7440, 8 year old boy during school TInkey and Harvey Relieves work a little bit harder than refrigerator, heat, hot water. brick Ranch, two baths, two nipg condition, 18 miles per 646-1931, 9 to 5 p.m. 646-2321 MSgt. Gary MiUer, 555 Main vacations. Please call after 6 normal, then our chances of Apply Marlow’s, 867 Main fir e p la c e s , g a ra g e. $300 PIANO wanted, any condition. ^ o n . CaU 64S-71M after 6 p.m. p.m., 646-3683. Rec Dept. Hoop Action DICK’S SNOW Plowing, ANY ’TYPE remodeUng and ad- St. Manchester. making the tourney are good.” Street. monthly. Security, references. Call anytime, 742-7141. Happy Birthday ^ecializing in servicing ditionsjnasonry and carpentry Hayes Agency, 646-0131. 1970 VOLKSWAGEN BtJG, NURSES AIDE - Experienced, Rockledge and surrounding work. Free estimates. CaU A. TRUCK DRIVER - Driver KIM RIDE WANTED from exceUent condition with low area. Parking lots, driveways, Squillacote, 649-0811. rivate duty, 8 to 4 p.m., needed to deUver fuel oU to And Lucky 131 PINE BLUFF, Ark. (AP) - SIX room Ranch, fireplace, bus Manchester Patitade to down mUeage, $1,4W. CaU 649-4104. MACHINIST - We have the Rledical Placement Service, homes in Manchester and sur The 1975 Babe Ruth World ^ |M and amchiir dNiver? sidewalks. 6^22(K. From, line, near school, sho|ming. town Hartford. Hours 8:154:N CARPENTRY - Porches, gar- following openings: Lathe, 232-5226. rounding towns. Experience not Aircrafters Win, Series will be played at Pine ChMk Mrt tkt b«|iln M the Available immediately. Lease ^ m ., Monday throu|^ Friday, Bridgeport, Jig Bore, Cin- necessary, but good driving Mom, Dad and BrI UGHT TRUCKING, odd jobs, ages, additions, bathrooms, IhnM ClisiHM h «n required, references. $250 timatic. The Purdy Corp., 586 Bluff, Ark., Aug. 16-23, officials lawns mowed, trees cut and kitchens. Houses, repairs. Free record and class H Ucense a monthly, Vernon. Call 649-6005. aataatataaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa HUliard Street, 6494)000. said Wednesday. rmoved. CeUtars and attics estimates. SmaU jobs. Stephen must. Position offered is for Moriarty’s Also BOSIDN (AP) — Curt Gowey Autos For Safe 4 6434000. winter only, but we wiU con Help Wanted 35 cleaned. Free estimates. CaU Martin, 646-7295. was honored as “ the nation’s HEBRON - four-room modern DRIVERS FOR school buses, 6434000. sider hiring for year around. i No. 1 sportscaster” Wednesday house for rent, 2 bedrooms, OLDSMOBILE - 19M, Cutlass immediate openings available. Pleasant working conditions p a in s Post contributed 15 points to the 1965 CHEVROLET, V 4 , stan KEYPUNCH modern tile bath, 20 minutes Wagon, fully equipped, Hours 7:306:45 a.m., and 2:15- with overtime, if desired. Our Action in the Rec by the Greater Boston Council dard. $200. or best offer. Phone SHARPENING Service - FInt C/asO cause. from Hartford. $ ^ . monthly, exewent condition, $99s. 649- 3:30 p.m. WiU train, good pay. benefit program includes paid SUPERVISOR Department’s Senior Basket of Boy Scouts at a luncheon 643-2060 after 6 p.m. Saws, knives, axes, shears, RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnoy 19 references. 228-9094. 8582. 643-2414. vacations, paid hoUdays, Needed for second shift ser ball League last night saw the Moriarty was led to victory attended by sports and civic skates, rotary bladn. ()ulck SHEET METAL ROOFING and roof repairing, sion plan, sickness and accident vice bureau operation. Must Aircrafters beat the Striders by Rich Habern’s 23 markers leaders. 1968 FORD GALAXIE, 500, V 4, service. Capitol Equipment Out of rottm- 1966 MUSTANG, body in fair CoughUn Roofing Co. 64S-770f IMMEDIATE opening for full- insurance and discounts. Apply be a keypunch operator with and Moriarty Brothers defeat one owner, good condition. 53,- Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. MECHANICS while Dan Pinto and Greg For Root 99 condition. New motor and charge Bookkeeper with typing in person to Scotty, Moriarty 000 mUes. $ % . 6494773. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday supervisory experience. Langan VW 67-58. Turek contributed 11 points transmission, best offer. CaU BIDWELL Home Improvement experience. Hours 10 a.m. to Brothers, 315 East Center St. The Beetle gets about 25*miles per gallon, 7:30-9^ Saturday, ‘7:304. 643- & MACHINE ExceUent starting wages, each to the winning total. LARGE furnished two-room between 94 p.m., 647-17M. Co. Expert installation of 5:30 p.m. with fringe benefits. The Aircrafters winning tally NEW HAVEN (AP) - Rudy 1969 TOYOTA CROWN - 7958. benefits. Hours 4 p.m. to mid so you'll hardly have any gas pains at all. apartment in beautiful country Call Miss Coburn, or Mr. CHEERFULL CLERKS - Male of 101 was bolstered by Ron Green, Yale’s leading rusher, AutomaUc, radial tires, bucket aluminum siding, gutters and ASSEMBLERS night. New office facility, Langan was led by Dick Bow setting, $140 monthly pays 1973 VEGA, 4 cylinder, stan- trims. RoofingR instaUation and Shenkman, at Pilgrim Mills,, or female, siX^months assign Especially when you remember, Riordan’s 33 points and Carl was elected Wednesday captain seats, extra fine condition. ODD jobs, paneling, household pleasant surroundings, con man, with. 20 points and Bob everytomg.ytoing. 742-8161. dard, 800 miles, still under repairs. 6494&S, 8754109. 646-1000. ' Minimum one year ment on special project, a sit as you drive along, mile after mile, that the average Franz’s 21 markers. uf the Eli's 1974 football team, a Phone 6134678. repairs. carpentry. CaU 649- veniently located. Call... Peoples who canned 12 markers warranty. CaU after 6 p.m., 648- experience. Must read down and no fiUng jot). Pay in domestic car gets about 14 miles per gallon. For the losing Striders, Ron spokesman said. ROCKVILLE - Available 8162. RN’s-LPN’s needed im- blueprints. Excellent fringe creases as you progress. Cen from the field. 1963 G A L A X IE , fou r-d oor HORACE Tetrault — Siding, E.C.M. Mikek had 27 tallies while Jim December 1, Centrally located, roofing, storm windows, aw mediately. Full-time, part- benefits and pay. tral downtown Hartford loca sedan, green and white. Fine ’TWO handymen want variety of Mr*. Cooper 844-244B 5 room apartment, neat, hot NEED CAR? Credit bad? Ume, tem pors^ and seasonal tion. Very convenient to all condition. Power brakei, power .tobe, lawns rakedK)iiaed, Ier- nings. QuaUty workmanship, water, no appliances, one child Banknrot? RepoaseasedT employment. ExceUent wages buses, hours 8:30-5, an 8 hour steering, new snow tires: $200. lUizing, mowing. CeUars, at- free estimates. FuUy insured. PRESSURE BLAST accepted, no pets, $155 Honest Douglas accepts lowest 87^9187, 649-3417. ana benefit package. Evenings day. Apply to Manrower at 10 A M 1974 V« Hi tw «0M S m n c*v«r«d byth« Ow n « r S«cvrity lleiilief WM h C#wi|Niler Aiwlyik. Phone 64 9 ^ . Ucs, cleaned. ReUable service. monthly, security, 646-1060. down, smallest payments. and night positions to coincide MFG.C0.,INC. Haynes Street, Hartford. If you WOMAN WANTED, 9 to 5 p.m. Reuonable rates. 643-5305. K.G. Jones^ Boston Debut Douglas Motors, 345 Main. with spouse’s employment. 41 Chapel Street Monday through Friday, for 1965 MUSTANG, smaU rebuUt ROOFING - Specializing drive down, park at the new ROCKVILLE - Six-room Some day position remain. Also Manchester, Conn. Civic Center Garage and we prescription press department. Apply •N 70030 V 4 engine, beautiful shape, ; MASONRY - All types, repairing roofs, new roofs, duplex, near schools, shopping, AUTO INSURANCE - com- opoiings for nurse’s aides on all will pay for your parking during idm P^'person, Westown Pharmacy, economi)^. $400 firm. 64^oSl fieldstone roeciality, work gutter work, chimneys, cleaned As Bullets^ Coach Spoiled bus. Children welcomed. pare our low rates. For a shifts. Investigate, this oppor interview. No fee to you. 155 HHartford Rd., Manchester. after 4 p.m. guaranteed. CaU after 5 p.m., and repaired. 30 years Parking. References. Call 875- telephone quotation caU Mr. tunity today. 646-0059. Call Mrs. Brunetti, 643-2487, 643-1870 or 644-2975. experience. Free estimates. opposition, head coach of the 4815. Dolto at 64&6050. between 10 a.m. - 5 p.m FULL-Time clerk, general of- DONUT MAKER - or toinee, BOSTON (AP) - K.C. Jones challenge, built a 90-67 third 1963 FALCON Sedan, with stan Howley, 643-5361. TED TRUDONp^ INC. STATTON WAGON drivers for weekdays. roply in person, B e s s Eattm, ISO could recall many fine Capital Bullets. quarter lead and then hung on dard transmission. (^U after 5 flee. Apply Watkins Brothers, — ’ TOLLAND TPKE. RT. 83 OPELS VERNON - Willow Brook *♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦#♦•♦•♦♦♦♦♦ REWEAVING burns, moth school children, drive three (Tenter St. 9 S a.m.T 12 noon. 935 Main Street, Manchester. moments, such as bubbly cham- Coach Tonuny Heinsohn and for their 12th consecutive vic Nice Selection — Immediate Delivery^ p.m., 6434180. holes. Zippers repaired. Win GUTTERS and roofs repaired TALCOTTVILLE Apartments, 3W rooms at $180; times a day, good pay, call 643- pinship celebrations, as his old Jones, who contributed to a tory 111-104. dow shades, veneUan bUnds. and replaced. Excellent rooms at $205. Includes 2414. SERVICE STATION attendant, Situation Wanted 39 Rtaittar for a chance to w in an all expento paid trip for No, 25, retired by the Boston Boston dynasty of 11 National “ ’They ran us to death,” Jones StiBAhw 1970 CREVELLE MaUbu, twch Keys made. TV for rent. workmanship. Reasonable heat, hot water, refrigerator, full and part-time, apply in per Basketball Association cham FAMILY AFFAIR door hardtop, V-8, power Marlow’s, 867 Main St. 649-5221. prices. Free estimates. Ralph two to Super Bowl '74 at a participating New York, Celtics, hung from the Garden said, repeating almost a cliche oven-range, disposal, dis DISHWASHERS Apply Piano’s SITTING - Days, ni^ts, entire steering. Phone 6464127 after 3 Saunders, 646-1399. NURSERY ATTENDANT - son, Clarke Motor Smes, Route New Jersey, or Connecticut Volkswagen dealer. rafters. pionships in 13 year, matched by opponents during toe Celtics’ 1 9 7 3 hwasher, wall-to-wall Restaurant, after 5 p.m. weekends. My smaU farm, on GOODRICH, Mich. (AP) - p.m. Five days a week, 8:30 to 12 6, Bolton. All entries must be in by December 8th. Winners wili be However, the Celtics didn’t stragegy Wednesday night on great years— and by coaches in carpeting, air-conditioning, TRUCKING, odd jobs, moving bus route. $.75 hourly, $3 For the Dan Hemptons, snow large appliances, cleaning ROSSI Roofing, siding, noon. Apply in person to announced December 16th. Everyone who registers gets a free 9 give one of their all-time greats K.C.’s first return to the Boston’s fabulous 16-3 record parxing, swimming pools, FULL-TTME Hairdresser with minimum. 742-7163. OPELS mobile driving is a family af CLASSIC 1947 Willys Jeep, ceUars and attics, also some chimneys, jrotters. Free es Manager, no phone calls, Garden as head coach. this season. lighted tennis courts, basket- either assistant or manager FUU-TIME SALESMEN by 12 color picture of the '73 Giants. No purchase necessary. much time to reflect on the iKludfaig CTs _ fair. completely rebuUt, running tree woric done. 644-1775. timates, fuUy inspred. Daye, Parkade Bowling Lanes, Except for personnel, the two l>all court, ice skating, picnic Ucense. Phone 649-7666 or 875- Interested in selling tropical fish, pets Doga-BIrda-Pota 41 past. K.C. now represents the Hempton, a snowmobile condiUon, overdrive and many evenings, 529-8056, Paul Manchester Parkade. and pet supplies. Must have selling teams looked very much alike, “ We played a helluva game (CT's Arc Out ef Production fai 19740 groves, storage. No pets. Call shop owner, has two state titles 5547. extras. $750. 649-9443. Cosgrove, 643-5364. experience. Opportunity (or advance ADORABLE Cocker-Poo, 5 both employing toe fast break for three quarters,” Heinsohn Vernon, 872-%ll between 9-4, ana has reached speeds of 99 REAL ESTATE Career - Earn ment. CaU betw^ 10:304 p.m. week old puppy, male, for sale, ^ id . “ The Bullets stayed right weekdays, after 4, and on mph on his snowmobile. $15,000 plus. For a confidential they learned under Red Auer CERAMIC HoaUng-PfumbIng 17 WILO CAROO K T SHOP $20. Phone M6-3290. in there. They’ve got a helluva SUBSTAimAL SAVINGS weekends, call 872-4400. Mrs. Hempton. a high school interview, Ralph Pasek, bach, now president and 1971 SATALITE SEBRING ball club. In toe last quarter, we English teacher, has won seven Realtor, 289-7475, 7426243. 843-S108 general manager of the Celtics. D i h t A t A S - S A W B I t O P I t T o d a y A l plus, V 4, 3-speed, vinyl roof, B O m Heating and Plumbing ENGLISH SPRINGER ROCKVILLE - Three-room state, championships (two on TILE The Bullets had taken a 96-87 roamed all over toe joint and 33,000 m iles, 17 m iles per OiwCair — Prompt, courteous service. spaniels, AKC, 8 weeks old, MMCHESTER apartment, heat, hot water, summer grass runs) and many ARTS AND Crafts they just came at us. K.C. had ^ o n . 742-89M. CaU 643-1496. BABYSITTER wanted, your cnampion sired, pedigrees wUl decision as Boston was ice cold stove, refrigerator. $135. Adults other smaller but significant D o M ftA i/f LAB demonstrators needed, no his regulars in there at toe end home, for pre-schooler, school accompany. CaU 872-6805. in shooting in Maryland Oct. 20. only. Secunty deposit required. races. She also owns the We specialize in ceramic tUe, experience necessary. Part- TIRE, UK. and that shows how much he S&SBUICK CHEVROLET MALIBU 1967, ^ NO JOB too smaU. Immediate days only, vicinity Route 85, FREE! This time, toe Celfics made it Parking for one car. Call 643- TECHNICIAN women’s season title for 1972 in slate, flagstone and quarry time or fuU-time, no coUecting Bolton. WUl bring 7:30 a.m. wanted to win.” door hardtop, smaU engine, service on service caUs. Free LIva Stock 42 plain they wanted to even ‘WtwJhiUiid’af'wlMtOrMaiitf 0 MirA-'Ofi«<— D n l i r " 9678. the area which includes tUe. For complete bathroom or deUvering. Beat the high cost You return 3:30 p.m. or hours “ You know, you’ve gotja keep autonoatlc, power steering, estimates gladly given on ROUTINE things. Michigan United States Snow- remodeUng, we’U handle aU heating or Numbing. Faucets of Uving, caU 633-1697. 7:30 a.m. to6p.m . CaU 646-2266. hustling,” Jones said, obviously STORRS AREA - On Route 44A/ radio, snow tires, t»e owner, GIVE A gift certificate. The (Cities spurted to a 24-8 I M t> OH M* A Iw M U, Hial 10 Atwoy, O m Motk ItMiOrfM mobUe Assn, and all (tf the up Brand new duplex, wall-to-WBll exceptional condiUtm. Asking ctarpentry, plumbing and tile repaired or instaUed. Water ANALYSIS Horseback riding or Instruc remembering the stinging JoaiWiiaioiliiianoniilfoHiUoidt .. per midwest states. The cham-' pumps worked on. Complete MAN WANTED - A few hours a UQUOR STORE Manager - AFETYCHEC lead in toe first seven ninutes, carpeting. 3 broroonu, full bath $775. 6434706 or 647-1906. .work. Expert workmanship tions. Ideal for X m as or remarks of old coach Auerbach. pionship is based on total point Electroplating experience week to do cleaning in local busy, modern store, shook off a second period and reasonable rates. heating systems, rec rooms, Birthday gifts. For particulars on second floor, half bath first performance received from a radio station. Call i ^ F , 1230, Manchester area, excellent / 1971 BLUE Matador station etc. (^U M 3c M Plumbing 3c helpful but not necessary. call 646-0^. Bolton Riding floor, large living room, kitchen series of sanctioned snow Gall Maimevllle ask for I^ss J., 646-1230, 16 wagon, 6 cylinder, automaUc Heating, 649-2871. salary, bonus and benefits. Academy, Route 85, Bolton, with dinette area, all mobile races. Excellent benefits, paid p.m. transm ission. Call 646-6622 6 4 3 - 9 6 7 8 Please write Box EE, Conn. We Check appliances, stove, self-cleaning Daughter Jetmel, 14, recent hoUdays and vacations. Manchester Herald. after p.m. SEWERLINES, sink lines, oven, double door refrigerator, 6 TEXAS OIL company needs ly became the flret girl in cleaned with' electric cutters, 'Send resume to: oFR O N JEN D •BALL JOINTS dishwasher, disposal, fml base history to wm the Ironwood good man over 40 for short trips 1970 FURY m , 44oor sedan, GUTTERS cleaned and by professionals. McKinney Artielaa ter Sato 48 ment with washer-dryer race for juniors. Box C surrounding Manchester. (Ton- hookups, rent $250. Call 643- pow«r steering, power brakes, repatoed. Guaranteed no leaf Bros. Sewer Disposal Com 0 DISC BRAKES •WHEEL BEARINGS Son Brad, 12, is too.young to Manchester Evening tact customers. We train. .Air C k 'H'lCl f' 1 1 J'.'t)? w\/ta Masawf w VM autmnatic, spCM control, one problem. Interior, exterior pany, 643-5308. DOLL DRESSES - Pajamas, 50 7244. race right now. ‘ Mrs. Irs. Heiempton mail A. H. Dickerson, Pres., owner. $l,3()a 64344S9. painting. Reasonable rates. B. Herald c.k' D o l-'ili:' 'i[l cents, complete wedding outfit, said, "but will sooisoon find his Southwestern Petroleum (Torp., $2. D ishw asher, portable, •COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS ROCKVILLE - Five rooms, >0 Lessaid, 6464688. JOHN C. MARTIN Plumbing - i',! ly. v.t;( il' I AGWAY way. into racing. 1Then it wiU Free estimates on remodeltog Ft. Worth, Texas. exceUent condition, $80. "643- acre yard, rarden, $150, Five 1968 BUICK, GS, 400, low AND OF COURSE rally rally really be a family affair.” repairs and new construcUon. 6452. YOUR T IR E S room, $135,. Four rooms, $115. mUeage, 14 mra. Must seU. SNOW PLOWING, very V-VD'GO! Appliances included, utilities Best offer. STi-mil. reasonable, Manchester area. Call 8754)448 DARK RICH clean loam, 5 extra. 872-0359,8 p.m. to 9 p.m. Free estiniate. CaU 6464489. NURSE Aide^ - fuU time 7-3 yards, $23.50 plus tax. Grawl, — Fast, Courteoys Service — figuro akatoo hockay akatoa 1966 CHEVROLET Impala, ^ FRANK SCOTELLA plumbing, CASUAL VILLA6E shift and other shifts available. sand, stone, pool and patio 2 1 White - Girls' wh o l e sizes 10 — 3 ROCKVILLE - Rockland door, power steering, power SNOW PLOWING - Quick repairs, remodeling, free es TOWN OF EAST HARTFORD Opportunity to join dynamic 6 F sand. 6436504. 101 Boys" whole sizes 10 — 4 Terrace Apartment, Hidiland brakes, good numlng conaition, reUable service offered. Free timates. No job too small. 11 Block - Bovs' whole sizes 10 — 3 nursing team at Meadows Con MANCHESTER Avenue, Large and beautiful 3 EAST HARTFORD $S0. d A 6434666. estimates. Forming new routes Prompt service on emergency. valescent (Tenter, 646-2321. ALUMINUM SHEETS used as room, one-bedroom CONNECTICUT now. caU 643-4084. 64S-7(M. Now interviewing part-time SPECIAL■ ^ _ I. 11 ^OF THE ^ I ■ WEEK III Now printing plates, .007 thick, Now apartments, available im 1970 COUGAR, air-conditioned, evening sales people for SERVICE STATTON attendant 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. mediately, includes heat, hot automatic, power steering, gets -MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. Efeetrfcaf f l (Thristmas. Hours may be EAST DF RIVER INVITATION needed, days, hours 8 a.m. to 5 Phone 643-2711. $1249 water, carpeting, air- reasonable mUeago, private Removal, pruniiu, spraying, LEGAL SEC. - Hrs. 96, 2 $3H9 c Reg. $14.50 p.m. Apply in person, Cantones arranged. Apply to Store conditioning, all appliances, owner. CaU 649-()M after 6. etc. FuUy insur^. Ucetased. TRI-CITY ELECTRIC - Ser week paid vacation. Annual GOODYEAR SUBURBANITE TO BID E w n , 3N West Middle Tpke., Manager: NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 All blerk cowhide upper* Naugelon trirh. Ful *lt*.reinfnrr#d tendon with dishwasher and disposal. RE: 70 GPM VANE TYPE Free estimates. Phone 633-5345. ving you in any electrical raises. Good working con To p Qrede vinyl upper*. Closed toe pattern. Durable c«m V., > ir PAGE TWENTY-SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 29, 1973 Artlcl9» for Safa ■ ! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Mancfiester. Conn., Thurs.. Ptov. 29. 1973 - PAGE TWENTY-i^EVEN ^5 Apartments For Rent 63 Apartments For Rent 83 Business. Locations for Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sale Rent 67 ' 72 Houses For Sale 72 Out Of Town-For Sale 78 AUTHENTIC Barn boards, FOUR ROOMS, adults only, no BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN WOODSIDE STREET - Five- Manchester MLS COVENTRY (NORTH) OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE. sizes 1x12 up to 16’ long. pets, heat, hot water, APARTMENT MANCHESTER — 100,000 room Cape, shed dormer, 1 1/2 MANCHESTER - New Dutch Reasonable. (^11 644-9215 or appliances, near bus and shop RENTAL OFFICE square feet, will divide. baths, fireplace, oak floors, ' GRACIOUS Colonial,, 3 or 4 bedrooms, M O D E L H O M E WHAT'S THC IPSA lPHClPKPTOA\At« WHV POMT VtXt raU R B ON COMIMO^ 649-0381. ping, $180 monthly. Call 64^ A M 'A C L L MY own UP WITH AAOUT ao so >OU CAN We have a large variety of Suitable for manufacturing and plaster walls, 10x12’ back porch LIVING . dining room, family room with OrsSTTINftTHf WE'D BETTER PHONE, ) 7620. warehouse. 1-226-1206. fireplace, aluminum siding, 2- ^OH $A L E ALASMTD WNd CHRtSTAAA* CARPS5 HAVE THEM REAPV TO SEL l CALL TME POLICE''SeUatKNt ALL RIAKT.'TELL’EM deluxe one and two-bedroom 100x300’ tfeed lot. Pnone IM S VCAR/ I PUU POf t T H W cmmMAS/ PERRY ANP HIS PRISONER HAVE TO BRIN6 A LEATHER N Owner, 649-5874. Can be yours in this beautiful car garage, wooded lot. Merritt Ideal situation for a buyer INTHBMlPPtSOf 1 CAW COMEURWITH apartments and townhouses PISAPPEAREP.'THE HOODLUM JACKET AND A b e d t im e Sporting Goods TWO bedroom apartment, se STORAGE warehouse,' 10,500 Colonial home in most Agency, 646-1180. THB NICHT, >OU A S O U T 2 0 0 11^ MUST HAVE OVERPOWERED 4 / throughout Manchester. Ren seeking a contemporary WACKY W kSBITr STORV-w HE COULD cond floor of two family, gar square feet. Stock Place, rear. MANCHESTER - Four or five desirable location. Features P R A W IM ' n o w A M ’ iH IM AND ESCAPED.' age included, nice location, $155 tal office open daily from 9-5, Raised Ranch loaded with the KMermriT/ b e c o m e V io l e n t .' RAPIDLY GROWING children Attractive rental. Brokers bediwm older home. Rural include; wall-to-wall MANCHESTER - New 7-room unusual touches far below necessitates sale of last year’s per month without utilities. Call other times by appointment. ^protected. Call 522-3114. location. Small bam and gar carpeting in living room, Ranch, three bedrooms, 2 m i - 643-1257 after 6 p.m! baths, family room with market value. MuRi-baths, APfREHEHPEP ski equipment women’s size 7 age. Reduced to $37,900. Paul dining room and family room, carpeting, built-ins, beamed IMMEDIATELY. H^LL Reiker and child’s size 3 Reiker THREE carpeted, air- W. Dougan, Realtor, 6434535. fireplace and patio off kitchen, DMUTO ENTERPRISES. WC. large kitchen with built-ins, cathedral ceilings, floor to t e l l THE ENTIRE ski boots, skis and poles also GARDEN STREET - spacious conditioned rooms available aluminum siding, 2-car garage, UNDERWORLD 6-room apartment, 3-4 240-A New State R l, Manchester immediately. Cain be sub Vk baths, 2-car garage, lovely wooded lot. Merritt ceiling fireplace and 2 gar available, will sell as package . PRIME AREA - If you want aluminum siding, city ABO U T THE Call 646-3290 after 5 p.m. bedrooms. Available December 646-1021 divided. Cali 649-5261 or stop at your children to swim in their Agency, 646-1180. ages. Call Joe Gordon for an SECRET pt_ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1st. $200 plus security, lease. John H. Lappen, Inc. 164 & st own pool and play in their own utilities. Call for inspection. inspection^9-5306. INTERROSKTloi^ 649-1924, 643-5778. Center Street. CENTER/.,-C?R Florist-Nurseries 48 MANCHESTER - Nice second large backyard, call us to find MANCHESTER W-V) floor apartment. Two out about this fine Split-level SENTRY. The BARROWS & WALLACE Co. CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag, cut DELMONT s t r e e t - New 460 MAIN STREE"! - Ideal for home. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, REAL ESTA H SERVICES Realton — MLS duplex, 2 bedrooms, 11/2 baths, bedrooms, convenient store, office etc. $160. Call 646- 289-43 31 your own. Large selection, neighborhood. Older couple 643-1577.' ^JtanchejterPjrtjjjjj^ MICKEY nN N Mruce, Scotch Pine. Stanley appliances. Available 2426, 9-5. 2-STORY BY HANK UIONARD December 1st. $225. plus securi preferred. $150. per month. Tree Farm, Long Hill Rd., off 100x190’ LOT goes with this MANCHESTER - Relax and ty and references. Call days, Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- STORE, 24 1/2x35’, full base- SOUTH WINDSOR - New Route 6 at Andover Church. 742- 4535. clean 8-room older home. Three enjoy life in this delightful Cape BUSINESS, BOB' 6438. 643-5144 ask for Jack. ment. Center Street location. bedrooms, 2-car garage, large CONTEMPORARY listing, 3 bedroom ^ c h , living Call 649-0459. Cod home on Porter Street. room, dining room, kitchen, lOUMB GOT 10 MANCHESTER - Older one- kitchen included in this scarce Front-to-back living room with TAKE THE BAP CHRISTMAS TREES, Tagging 118 MAIN ST. - 3 room apart low 30s price ra n p . More land An exciting 7-room custom first floor family room, 1 1/2 WITH THE QOOP4 ment, heat, security, $160. Call bedroom apartment, on bus fireplace, formal dining room, 2 baths, attached garage. weekends, all trees, $5 to $7. MANCHESTER - East Center available to buy. 'r. J. Crockett, bedrooms, 1 1/2 bath^ and a designed home, only one year 646-2426, 9-5. line. Includes heat and Street. Eight-room house for Located on 100’ 200’ freed Tot. Yeoman’s Tree Farm, 411 Lake appliances. Older person Realtors, 643-1577. lovely enclosed porch. Only one old. Three bedrooms, 2V4 Rd., Andover. Follow signs lease. Five room paneled suite baths with 2 bidets. First-floor Many extras to stay with this DUPLEX - Six rooms, first preferred. $110 per month. Paul car is necessary as shopping THS WORRY WM*T ll-*1 fUadi .— ^ o n T b o t h e r from Route 6. includes waiting room and MANCHESTER new listing. family room with beamed house. F. J. Spllecki, Realtor, NOW. ALVIN - floor laundry, central location. W. Dougan, Realtors, 643-4535. and public transportation is just 643-2121. receptionist room.Second floor, Colonial Cape, 1 1/2 baths, 3 around the corner. Quality built Large yard. $190 per month. large three-room apartment ceiling and stone fireplace, MANCHESTER - Super one- bedrooms, second floor,..new and carefully kept. Priced to wall-to-wall carpeting Philbrick Agency, Realtors, that you may wish to sub-lease. kitchen, garage, deep treed lot, STAFFORD SPRINGS - Atten bedrooin Townhouse includes ,sell at $36,900. Call Doris Smith, throughout, oversized 2-car CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Fuel-Feed 49 646-4200. Excellent locat on, ideal for $32,900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. tion Mr. Handyman, 5-5 duplex, everything except electricity. Jarvis Realty Co., Realtors, garage. Slate foyer, treed lot five-year old hating system, professional use. For details MLS, 643-1121. LOOK.^SENI AND THE SAVE YOUR REPORT TILL FIREWOOD for sale by the LOVELY 2-bedroom apartment Full prilvate basement, patio, call .... Martens Agency, in prime neighborhood with minimum work needed. Good WB A U ^ D Y AMNESIA BIT'S WB FIND A TABLE. JAVA... wall-to-wall carpeting. ^15 per TRIED TALKIN0 pick-up truck load. Call 643- with refrigerator, range, dis Realtors, 646-2550. MANCHESTER city utilities. Immediate qc- investment potential. Asking ON THE LEVEL' r a l w a y s s w a p n o t e s month. Paul W. Dougan, MANCHESTER - Rockledge TO VINA tMAIERi t h a t s why BETTER OVER A HOT 01. posal, heat and air- cuapncy. Low 60’s. Call $18,500. W. J. Barcomb, BUT HER MBMORY’ W ‘5 BEEN conditioning, parking. $195 Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. section. Beautiful 5-bedroom Realtor, 644-8000. FUPlSE SUNDAE! Apartment Bulldlngs- AVAILABLE NOWI! Split, has iiving room with - r b l a n k i T- SEBIN6 DIE FIREWOOD for sale, full pick monthly. Handy to Main Street. For Sale 70 Call 644-2427. MANCHESTER - Available Transferred owner offers this fireplace, dining room, kitchen up load, $25. Call after 3:30 p.m. with aii appiiances including BOLTON - Beautiful contem December 1st, four rooms with meticulous 6-room Cape to a porary Ranch, 10 rooms, 2 1/2 643-4715. ROCKVILLE- Three family, se dishwasher and disposal, wall- PRISCILLA'S POP THREE ROOMS, hea,t, heat, centrally located. Adults family that is seeking a con WARREN E. paths fieldstone fireplace, BY AL VERMEER only, no pets. $185 monthly. Call cond mortgage to qualihed to-wall carpeting, rec room, 3% \MATCMIN<& TH AT"' FIREWOOD FOR Sale, by the parking, utilities. No pets. buyer, $38,900. Owner-Agent, venient location and quick oc sunken living room, large ther ;^UPlO BOX _ Security deposit. $150. 247-4688, 9 to 5 p.m., 643-1579. baths, large lot. Priced right. mopane windows, on 11/2 acres pick-up truck load. Call 643-0832 649-6600. cupancy. Fireplaced living Call Mitten Agency, Realtors, HOWLAND SASAllsJ, I SEBL after 5 p.m. 236-0564. witn 10-mile view. $48,500. room, carpeting, spacious 643-6930. REALTORS 643-1108 4-4 FAMILY, $57,000, oil heat. kitchen, 3 bedrooms, garage Philbrick Agency, Realtors, MANCHESTER - Homestead 646^200. HAY - $1. per bale, weed free. Excellent income $is,600 per & Jalousied porch. Joe Gor PORTER ST. area - im- Excellent lor mulching or bed Park Village, deluxe 2 bedroom PRESIDENTIAL year. Call Mrs Pike, Broker, don. maculate 7 room Colonial, gar MANCHESTER - 5-5, 2-family, ding. 644-2361. Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, full 633-6026. kitchen, living room, dining TOLLAND $32,900 private basement, includes VILUGE APTS. age, trees, privacy. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 649-5324. room, 2 bedrooms, each unit, 2- FIREPLACE Wood delivered, heat, appliances and carets, Business Property - For car garage. Merritt Agency, MANCHESTER The BARROWS b WALLACE Co. CALL THE MOVERII reasonable, 742-6103. $265 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Sale 71 646-1180. STEVE CANYON Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. Realtors — MLS MANCHESTER - 6 1/2 room BY MILTON CANIFF One and two bedrooms. Manchester Parkade — 649-5306 Ranch. Fireplace, rec room, Alone and waiting is this Household Goods INCOME Property, downtown, MANCHESTER - Brand K 51 Near schools, churches immediate occupancy. Subur spotless 6-room Ranch on a ALTHOUOH n s TEAM l« T ^ LElemWI OLSOWkSWffiTHEART meahwhile.the gambler shows 287o profit, p eat retire spanking new Colonial, ■VO SCIOTO STATE 2 lOO, THE GEE,STALKY-] FIVE ROOMS, tiled bath, heat MANCHESTER - $29,900, six^ ban location. City utilities. $30,- beautiful high treed lot. 3 good HAS A OAMBLER WtOTNER WHO broke two FINGERS OF HIS - yo u AND I GENERAL ELECTRIC and shopping center, on ment income. Keith Real room Cape, -Byron Rd. 900. Hayes Agency, 646-0131. featuring formal dining room, S'RJRV OF WHY MAUMEE'S HAD BETTHATHIS SISTER WAS and hot water, included, newly sized bedrooms, spacious U S T O t^ LEFT HAND, ATTEMFroW DIDN'T EVEN washer, very good condition, remodeled, middleaged adults. bus line. Call anytime. ’ Estate, 6464126, 649-1922. Carpeting, fireplace, eat-in iiving room with firepiace, STAR KICKER REJOINED preventing THE ATHLETE FROM TO FORCE HER ■» WRITE A CHECK THE SOUAD FOR THE HNAL GET SILLING/ $50. Phone 647-9512. kitchen, 3 bedrooms and dining MANCHESTER — Englewood kitchen including new range living room, oven and range, PLAVIN6 I1DTHMMRT THIS.OLSON TO COVER H5 U)S$ES...SH£ . 6 4 6 - 2 6 2 3 GAME IS SWKPMSTHEAM>- Houses For Sale 72 room, or 4th bedroom. Garage. Drive, Cape. 6 rooms, 3 or 4 and dishwasher, 1 i/2 baths, 3 plenty of closets and a paneled THE BORN LOSER WAS IN UNIFORM FOR THE SCIOID WAS RESCUED BY A STUDENT, CLEAN USED — refrigerators, Treed lot. Helen D. Cole, bedrooms, near everything. good size bedrooms. Aluminum rec room. "Financing no \ BY ART SiW SOM friend: ranges, automatic washers Near Main St. PORTER ST. area-7 room Realtor, 643-6666, 646-2482. LaPenta Agency, Realtor, 6 ^ siding, aluminum storm win problem. Call Joe Gordon. with guarantees. See them at B. Colonial, first floor paneled 2440. dows, screens and stormrdoors - M ANCHESTER - New 2- front and rear, gas (2-zone) hot D. Pearl’s Appliances, 649 Main MANCHESTER - 2 bedroom family. Three bedroom family room, fireplaced living CIRCA 1730 - Antique Colonial St., Call 643-217R apartment, ideal for young room, dining room, three recently restored, 7 fireplaces, MANCHESTER - Spacious 2- water heat, city utilities, apartments. Carpeting and air- landscaped including new The BARROWS i WALLACE Co. family, includes heat, conditioning. Convenient loca bedrooms,- garage, $38,900. summer kitchen, new baths, family, central location, Realtors — MLS ^ T R W M e o i A PORTABLE automatic washer, appliances and carpets, $205 Owner, 647-1988. kitchen. Two-car garage. excellent condition. Double gar shrubs. Bowers School district. Manchester Parkade — M 9-^ 9 tion. Available December 1st. Reasonably priced at $37,900. not quite a year old, Kenmore, monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, age, new furnace, $39,500. M ild $150, white, call anytime, 247- Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. MANCHESTER - New Usting, 6464200., ______Hayes Agency, 646-0131. • Do call soon....Martens Agen cy, Realtors, 646-2550. 9078. THREE ROOMS - quiet, plea Six-room Cape located close to TWO-FAMILY duplex, 7 and 8 COVENTRY - Immaculate MANCHESTER - Homestead sant, convenient location. schools, churches and shopping. Firepiaced iiving room, three rooms, newly remodeled . P CARRISON COUHflAL MANCHESTER - Neat as a pin Raised Ranch. Family room, MAHOGANY credenza, $100. Park Village, nice 2 bedroom Working adults, no pets. Partly A first class home in a first Leather top coffee table, $35. Townhouse, private entrances bedrooms, move-in condition. kitchens and baths, large is this charming 6-room Cape. firepiace, two-car garage, furnish^, lease, security. 643- class neighborhood, formal Three bedrooms, living room, Fireside chairs, $60 pair. Law- and patio, full basement, in 2880. Priced-in the mid 30’s. Zinsser private yard. Immaculate con deck, aluminum siding, large son sofa, $75. All excellent con cludes heat, appliances and Agency, 646-1511. dition throughout. Garages; living room, family room with dining room, and rec room. lot. Owner transferred. Asking THE FLINTSTONES Central location. $49,500. fireplace, 2'/2 b a th s , 3 Wall-to-wall carpet and paneled mid 30's. Evelyn Carlson, 643- BY HANA-BARBERA dition. 67 Gerard Street, carpets, $245. Paul W. Dougan, FOUR-ROOM apartment, se Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, bedrooms, eat-in kitchen with walls. Asking $31,900. Zinsser 0836, Northeast Realty, 5 ^ cond floor, $135. 396 Hartford 6464200. Agency, 646-1511. 7907. y o u J U S T V'KNOW, FRED- ...WHAT'LL I DO X THAT'S ELECTROLUX with power Road, Manchester. Call 649- IN T O W N stpve, hood, disposal and dis ______S PUSH T H IS I JUST THOUGHT nozzle and shag rake, good con 4 1/2 ROOMS, second floor, hwasher, aluminum siding, ALLEY OOP D U R IH S TH E \ WHY I 1946. Immaculate 6-room Ranch, THREE BRAND new BY V.T. HAMUN AND UP POPS OF SOMETHIHS... MIGRATING NEVER dition. Upright Hoover Dial-a- stove, heat, hot water, and gas. MANCHESTER - 5-family plus large sundeck, garage. Buy WILLINGTON - Selection of spacious living room with 5-car garage, excellent income, Colonials. Lots of extras in I GUESS Vtiil AN’ ATTA BOY TOKO.' TH' A U ro M A T h s e a s o n ^ ... I TRUST matic, good condition. $30. Call Working couple. Call 649-4068. FOUR ROOMS, second floor now and choose your own floor two duplex Raised Ranches, WELL, NOW-' KINDA LOOKS UKE r o p / i 875-9190. fireplace, good sized dining central location. $69,900. cluded and priced to sell in time one with three acres, im HAF1A RUN FOR ROLL ANOTHER SOMEBODY ELSE MIEHT BE jiNgSoiiNie 'H E W iP eA S with heat and hot water. Adults Philbrick Agency, Realtors, covering. for your Very Merry Christ LI'L FSiXA! I ONEDOMM ON c a r s room, .3 bedrooms, kitdien mediate occupancy. The other WHAT TH...?.' preferred, no pets, $180 per 6464200. / F. J. SHLEGKI mas. All have'gas hot water fully rented. Ten rooms each. / FACTORY Reconditioned Kir EDUCATED mother wishes to month. Call 643-8344. with oven-range, and dis by with one-year guarantee share country home with same, hwasher, one car attached REALTOR 6 43-21 21 heat. For more information call Near UConn. $42,900. Lessenger ^ A n r the — Martens Agency, parts and labor. Call Ray, 875- 25-30. Call 649-7911. garage. Well landscaped yard. GEORGIAN COLONIAL - Company, Realtors, 646-8713, MANCHESTER - 4 rooms, se Center chimney, 2 fireplaces, Realtore, 646-2550. 423-9^1. 9190. cond floor, one child, Good location. $32,900. FOUR ROOMS, second floor, modern kitchen with built-ins, MANCHESTER - Executive appliances, parking, no dogs, large formal dining room, MANCHESTER - Six-room CENTER of Rockville - Older WALNUT formica pedestal stove included, parking, garage December 1st, $135. 633-9057. U&R REALTY CO., INC. custom built Ranch. Three table and six swivel chairs, available, adults only, no pets. 643-2692 front-to-back living room, large spacious bedrooms, family cape in excellent condition, two-family home that is truly excellent condition, $60. Call Call 649-8733. front foyer, den, screened room off kitchen, rec room, located on Dead end street, the handyman’s special. One DlANCHESTER - Centrally Robert D. Murdock, Realtor porch, 4 bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, near Schools and shopping. apartment vacant. Asking $26,- 649-4151 after 5. located 4 rooms, just den, lovely seclud^ lot. Hayes c w ATTRACTIVE 4 1/2 rooms, se garage, lage lot, high on a hill in Agency, 646-0131. Priced to sqll. Call 649-7800 900. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- redecorated. $150 monthly. one’ of Manchester’s finest after 6 p.m. 1577. MAGNOVOX 23” black and cond floor apartment, stove and Security “required. References. o refrigerator, $150 monthly. MANCHESTER - Originai neighborhoods. $66,500. CUSTOM'built, air-conditioned, white console, UHF and VHF, No pets. Available December owners seliing their home, good working condition, $30. Lease, security. %Iiddleaged Phijbrick Agency, Realtors, California Ranch. Fireplaced Lots-Land for Sale 73 ii-ao 1st. 228-9692. three iarge bedrooms, 2 full COLUMBIA LAKEFRONT C twite WIA. Iw, TJA Bb» UA Nfc ow. Norge customatic refrigerator, couple preferred. No pets or 646-4200. living room, formal dining baths, large kitchen with built- BOLTON - 166x100’ wooded lot, $35, in good condition. Call 643- children. References required. SIX-ROOM duplex, large room, modern kitchen with DRASTICALLY REDUCED MR. ABERNATHY Call 646-1074. in oven, range and dishwasher. close to Bolton Lake. $2,600. W. BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY 7602. modern kitchen, dishwasher, dining area, family room, three Attractive dining area. Living TWO-FAMILY ZONE large bedrooms, fourth possi J. Barcomb, Realtor, 644-8000. $ 5 ,0 0 0 WIN AT BRIDGE appliances, separate laundry room with fireplace. 30s. Six-room Ranch with 100’ on PABN! CLOSED SEARS KENMORE washing FOUR-ROOM apartment, first room, convenient to bus and This large, older home on ble. 2-car garage. Beautifully Wolverton Agency, Realtors, landscaped grounds. Marion E. APPROXIMATELY 70 acres of water, large fireplaced living NO BU9INE95 UKE SHOW BBPopexevBN machine, excellent condition, floor, cpllar, storage, garage, shopping. Security required. 649-2813. West Center Street in NORTH (O) 29 $50. Call 643-7218 after 2 p.m. Robertson, Realtor, 643-5953. beauiful level land in Toliand. room, heated sunporch, BUSINESS ______TRIED rrOUTIN Dormouse plays relaxed defense yard. $155 per month. Call 649- 643-2018 after 6 p.m. Manchester, is ripe for Choice development piece. T. J. NEW HAMSV. & 7S 2871. privacy. Now only $49,500 for i V qiob MANCHESTER - Older remodeling. 7 rooms, Vk MANCHESTER - $900 down and Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577, or ------% Colonial in excellent condition. baths. Close to everything and 875-6279 winter clearance. " fA K J V4-CHRDJ’f/Ki«4« Musical Instruments 53 8 1/2% interest to qualified GCVEimiY UUSnCNT (( 4 Q J 1 0 8 2 NEW 3-bedroom Duplex, half of Much new work performed in in a B-zone. Now vacant and The bidding has been; 29 two-family. 1 Vz baths, Veteran, can buy this im 97’ fronting on lake. Owner’s WEST EAST The dormouse, sitting East, ducked, but the dormouse KLH RECEIVER, two KLH WOODLAND cluding 2 full baths, formal ready, to go at $32,000. Call LARGE WOODED lot, close to \ i carpeting, appiiances included. maculate 7-room, -full dormer & 54 &KQJ98 had awaken long enough to needed no further prods. He West North East South 32” speakers, Garrard turn dining room, three bedrooms, 2- Doris Smith... Cape. Two baths, garage. Deep Columbia Lake, $9,500. Keith work forces a move. Year Full basement, $267 per month. car garage. $35,900. Wolverton f86532 f74 overcall the Hatter's opening led another spade since there !♦ Pass IT table, 6 months old, $275. 569- MANOR treed lot. Warren E. Howlana, Real Estate, 646-4126, 649-1922. ’round home, 12x20 family club bid and had lapsed back was no way to keep him from Paul W. Dougan, Realtor, 643- Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• room, living room with an ♦ 10764 fSSS Pass 3& Pass 34 2116 after 6 p.m. Realtors, 643-1108. V K 7 dtA 64 into somnolence while the getUng in witij tne ace of Pass 34 Pass ? 4535, 646-1021. APARTMENTS JARVIS REALTY CO. Out of Town-For Sale 75 tique brick fireplace, 3 Homestaad Strast MANCHESTER-VERNON line Raaltors-RILS 643-1121 SOUTH March Hare bid two notrump clubs and winding up with a You, South, hold; MANCHESTER - oversized 7 bedrooms, 2-car garage, & A 1063 and was raised to game by total of three spade tricks. 4K J 6 5 TK83 2 4K10 4 A6 3 Wearing Apparel 57 (Oft W. Middle Tpke.) - Original owner leaving state room Cape that needs a very lit LET SOMEONE else pay your TWO-BEDROOM Townhouse, and can give immediate oc enclosed^rch, $30,(K)0. i( t( ( f A K J tlw Hatter. “Curiouser and curiouser” What do you do now? full private basement. Private MANCHESTER tle love and care. Modern rent, 7 room house with 3 fami- Alice opened the five of thought Alice. “I wonder if he COAT 3/41ength, three dresses, cupancy on this three bedrbom MANCHESTER - 6-room iy on same iot. $51,900. Owner- Qoa A — Bid three notrump. Your entrances and patio. Includes Bum by kitchen with built-ins, treed lot, 058 spades. The deuce was play was really asleep. Had he partner can’t have four spades very good condition. Call 647- U&R HQUSIN6 GORP. Ranch with 2-car garage, Colonial, iarge kitchen, formal quality construction. Owner in agent, 649-6600. WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALU 9218 anytime. heat, appliances, carpets, $245 fireplaced living room, large dining room, 3 bedrooms, gar North-Southi vulnerable ed from dummy and there played one of his high spades or he would have bid them as his per month. Paul W. Dougan, 1 and 2-bedroom luxury Florida and must sell NOW. was the dormouse asleep at trick one. South would second suit kitcnen with dimng area. Near age. Immaculate condition. COVENTRY — Oversized 8 I'VE BESJ OVB^WATCHINO NMIB?Et> V PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT— MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester/Conn./Tburs., Nov. 29, 1973 >)»»>> l l l ® M l 8li!l@ ?®IB a THE SKATERS EDGE■■■ Comp/etG line ol - L HockBy A Skating Equipment Manchester—A City of Village Charm *HYDE-BMIER* \ PRICE: FIFTEEN CENT.S ^COOPER-NORTHLAND* MANCHESTER, CONN. FRIDAY, NOV. 30. 1973— VOL. XCUI, No. 52 “The Black Panther" la here! TWENTY-FOUR PAGF:S - TWO SECTIONS RIZZO SKI SHOP VtniiCircle Phom 0pm M y 10-9. Sat 94 Sm. 12-4 847-9420 Gas Decision YOUR GUIDE FOR CHRISTMAS GIFTS... \ Case Mt. w ^ L i. A> i Officials M en’s Doubleknit. « k^et Grant Approved. To DiscussX^ BARY CHRISSY SOL R. COHEN Herald Reporter Alternatives ^ The State Bonding Commis sion today approved a 9165,- WASHINGTON (AP) — President Nixon may be nearing 523.50 grant for Manchester, as a decision on whether to impose gasoline rationing, higher All Colors, All Sizes. the state’s share toward town gasoline taxes or both. acquisition of Case Mt. Our Reg. to *65. He scheduled a meeting for today with his cabinet-level ■nie action was unanimous — energy group. Such a move usually means that a decision on a motion by State Comp is near. troller Nathan Agostinelli, a \ MATGHGIG iu» member of the commission. Sources said the energy group should maintain price controls Two feet of cuddly delight. Baby The other members are: Gov. is leaning heavily toward on petroleum because oil com soft, auburn hair "grows” out to IUIIIU6 *19** Thomas Meskill, State recommending rationing to panies would otherwise reap nestle around her shoulders. Treasurer Alden Ives, Atty. Nixon. Senior administration windfall profits. Gen. Robert Killian, Finance officials have concluded that He said the worst impact Commissioner Adolf Carlson Congress would not approve a would come in the first six 239 Spencer St., Manchester and Public Works Com large increase in the federal tax months of next year and said missioner Paul Manafort. on gasoline to discourage the output of the economy could . The appropriation had the [ driving, the sources said. decline from January through backing of the state Depart However, Nixon is known to March. ment of Environmental Protec view rationing as a last resort. In other developments: tion, which has the responsibili On Nov. 7 he said the American — Senate Majority Leader ty for recommending state people would resent peacetime Mike Mansfield, D-Mont., grants for open-space land and rationing “very, very much” criticized continuing U.S. oil which had determined the sum and that he personally disliked shipments to South Vietnam, REBAL MEirS 8HV OUR UYAWAY PLAN is available. it because of the power it gave Cambodia and Thailand during is now in elYkt The final step in the proposed to the officials who administer the domestic shortage. The MANCHPm YVNONx it. DI-907 MAIN STREET TRI-CITYilAW ASK ABOUT IT purchase would be a matching Pentagon said the amounts of «72G53e 9165.523.50 appropriation by the . Herbert Stein, chairman of oil have been reduced but the Town of Manchester. The the P resident’s Council of policy of providing fuel to the Board of Directors’ Jan. 8 agen Economic Advisers, said three nations remains un IICTCLE da will include a public hearing Thursday that no decision has changed. LAnoceT acLCCTiON or on the proposed appropriation. been made either way. Ncw aicvcLce in t m c — The Arab oil-producing VCRNON ARIA ’The method for financing is still Contingency plans are being countries promised to relax the ProfcstioMlIy AiMMbIrd to be determined. An additional drafted for rationing, the White energy squeeze on Britain, appropriation for an access Landmark May Give Way To Traffic Safety House has confirmed. TOYS a NOVELTIES France. Spain and those road and for improvements will Stein, reporting to newsmen African nations that broke ACCESSORIES a OIFTS TTie Mayor’s Downtown Action Committee Thursday endorsed Town be scheduled for public hearing complished, the building could be razed to improve traffic flow at on a high-level assessment of relations with Israel. The Arabs SNOW SHOVELS at a later date. Town Manager purchase ol the Odd Fellow s Building a t 489 Main St. It will be on the the intersection and create additional park space according to the fuel shortage’s economic have cut off all oil for the Steel a Aluminum Robert Weiss said today. Tuesday agenda of the directors. Should the purchase be ac Mayor John Thompson. (Herald photo by Pinto) impact, predicted it will push United States. eiVE A BIKE JUVENILE SNOW VEHICLES Weiss said the board, at its the nation’s economy down to — Chrysler Corp. said it will A GIFT OF CHEESE IS IRiSTI bam'hAppl meeting ’Tuesday at Keeney St. near-recession levels next year. close seven auto assembly SURE TO PLEASEI School, will be asked to confirm Unemployment, now standing plants for varying periods in at 4.5 per cent, will rise to close With Over 200 Varieties a resolution it adopted some January. Chrysler said the Fuel Oil Dealers to 6 per cent, he said. That To Choose From. GIFTSSSS time ago — when it voted its in Town Purchase move was to change over to in GIFTS and DECORATIVE ACCESSORIES Fuel Boss would mean that more than a ~.WE MAIL ANYWHERE.. Spic* up his wardrpb* with terest in purchasing Ae proper creased small-car production. theta; flnlihing touches to .MANCHESTER PARKADE- MAHCHESTB ty. Optimistic; School million workers would lose — Robert D. Timm, chairmdn TRi crrr PLAZA pull it together. In style. The final cost figures for the Of Odd Fellows To Visit jobs. of the Civil Aeronautics Board, TURNPIKE VERNO N 229.56-acre Case Mt. parcel Closing Opposed Stein said Americans can said the fuel shortage probably Mon.Frl. 10>9 came to 9630,000— or about 92,- expect sharply higher fuel will result in some cities losing S a t 10 -6 [POST ROAD SHOPPING PLAZA 744 per acre. State prices. He said the government all scheduled air service. TV 10 Speed 8 Speed Building Asked HARTFORD (AP) - Oil fam ilies with a school-age Phono 872-673S MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 HUD (the federal department S S p e e d VERNON. CONN. 872-31S9 dealers say Connecticut can be child. i WILTON’S of Housing and Urban Develop A proposal for the Town of WASHINGTON (AP) - Rep. MON. thru SAT. that “maybe, if we move quick warm this winter if energy Ross’s proposal also drew the Set Up end Raady to Go Gift Shop ment) had allocated 9298,953 Manchester to buy the Odd Robert H. Steele, R-Conn., said Kreskii%^8 Failure 9:30AM to 6:30PM ly enough,” the town can still saving steps are taken. But criticism from the Connecticut LAYAWAYS WELCOME toward the cost, on the condi Fellows Building at 469 Main St. 904 Main 8 t In OPEN purchase the property. Thursday he has received per school officials oppose one con Federation of Teachers. GlgenUc SotocUon tion the town and the state split to make way for improvements Downtown ManchMter ; Thurs. G Fri. Evenlngi 'til 9 The building has been up for sonal assurances from Presi servation proposal — 3 one- “Dr. Ross's plan appears to the 9331,047 balance. to the Main and Center Sts. in Blamed On Sponsors FARR’S Headquarters for ...... SHARPENING...... sale — on and off — for a couple dent Nixon the administration month suspension of classes. be hastily conceived and to por ’The breakdown of the total tersection will come before the of years, Realtor T. J. Crockett would take pains to see that JUNE TOMPKINS 2 Mala St Leather, suede, knit COLLECTOR I ICE SKATES. KNIVES. SCISSORS i In a meeting with Gov. tend a difficult burden for the cost is as follows: 9546,000 for Manchester Board of Directors New England does not suffer (Herald Reporter) Kreskin will make personal , Jlpm Daly to and leather gloves. • PLATES • BOTTLES ETC. (not a downtown committee Thomas J. Meskill ’Thursday, working mothers and fathers of WE LOVE 208.79 acres to Mrs. Dorothy next ’Tuesday night. more from the energy crisis contact, probably later today. e ZOO ANIMALS WE HONQR CHARGE CAROS member) said Thursday after fuel dealers and the Indepen Connecticut,” a federation Kreskin’s failure to find his SPECULUINGM Case Beach, Robert Case Den The Mayor’s Downtown Ac Kreskin performed Thursday SKIING • HUMMEL FIGURINES ALL BICVCLKt AND noon. Crockett, who is handling than the rest of,the nation. dent Connecticut Petroleum spokesman said. check in Manchester PAUL & CMPETIiG RKPAIRt OUARANTKID, nison and Wells Case Dennison; tion Committee unanimously night at Holy Cross College in the property for the Odd Association said the oil shor The Hartford-area Wednesday night was because '^ALPINE m U S You owe n to youraeH to 963,000 for 19.80 acres to the endorsed the proposal Thursday At a special White House Worcester. Mass He n fusedto SKI SHOP -TRAint'INt AccBrrw Fellows Building Association, tage wasn’t as bleak as Meskill Superintendent’s Association, the performance “had not been vian this fascinating shopi Tonica Springs Co. (Mrs. morning — for the serand time meeting, the President agreed accept any culb; iiis per ROUTE 30 said the asking price is $100,000 to dispatch his top energy ad had said at a meeting earlier representing 29 towns, joined conducted in an honest Beach, Robert Dennison and — and Town Manager Robert and he confirmed Weiss' state the teacher’s group and the lashion.” according to his per formance becaii^; it li .uainst .VERNON^ Weiss said he’d put the item on visor, John A. Love, to New this week with mayors and first his policy to aceept calls before Wells Dennison); and 93,000 for ment that there has been "very selectmen. Meskill said he CEA in opposing the holiday sonal manager, tou Reda of 0.97 acre to Mrs. Mary A. the directors’ agenda. England as soon as . possible, he performs, said Sam Lasagio, strong interest” in the property hoped he’d been wrong. extension. Association Easton, Pa. Murphy. In July 1972, downtown com Steel said. The President also his traveling manager. FELICE’S CHRISTMAS TkU ChHtInuu Glee SemelMnf recently, by a private party. Walter P. Macauley, vice members voted unanimously In a telephone conversation Ovar 200 Ptntl$ The parcel doesn’t include the mittee chairman WiUiam Sleith agreed to consider visijing New Lasagio said that Kreskin did To ChooN From For The Holidays rkal Thr rkole Famlfy Can Otel The building is in “beautiful England himself, Steele added. president of a New Haven fuel Thursday night against the this morning, Reda said that featuring... OOODIES fresh-water spring at the foot of started action on the proposal, condition,” Crockett said, ad-' recommendation. because a member of the com- find his check in the Worcester GQMKRGUL CARPET which remained dormant until oil company, told the governor audience. Breakfast Lunch FOR DOGGIIS Case Mt., nor the existing ding that it was so well built Steele said he spent part of In a survey of 36 school ad mittee which sponsored ATYPEWIHTBI ’Thursday, when Mayor John predictions of major shortages Reda said that, with every startkv I t __ $3.99! access road. and maintained that it couldn’t the 40 minute session with the ministrators across Connec K reskin’s engagem ent in a n d D in n e r were unfortunate. And, with engagement that is made with Because a federal grant Thompson called attention to be duplicated. President explaining that New ticut, 33 said they opposed Manchester admittedly told the cau aocnuiE 875-4304 conservation, major problems Kreskin. a contract and book of COIN already is provided toward the the idea. Crockett’s comments directly England faces greater fuel Ross’s proposal. group hiding' the check to should be avoided, he said. rules is sent to whoever 872-0884 acquisition, federal revenue Thompson told committee contradicted Mayor Thomp shortages than the rest of the “It’s educationally unsound,” “think outside,” Kreskin does Raymond L. Langfield, presi arranges the event. The rules sharing funds can’t be used for members that impending sale son’s observation ’Thursday that nation because of the region’s said William Martin, an official not feel the performance was dent of the association, urged describe the, situation under L A P P P L A Z A of the building’— at the the place was an “eyesore.” heavy dependence on Arab im of the Old Saybrook school handled "in an honest fashion.” STMNP (See Page Twelve) increasing the weight limit on which Kreskin is to appear: RT. 83 VERNON 19 Maple St. Mapcnester | southeast comer of the Main Assistant Town Manager p o rt^ oil system. Martin suggested in Attempts to reach Kreskin in and (Center Sts. intersection — state highways so tank trucks that is. requesting complete ' (Around comer from John Harkins said ’Thursday it ’The Connecticut Republican stead a four-day week for person have been unsuccessful, is a “great opportunity for the could carry full loads. He also Main St.) would be a big improvement if presented Nixon with figures schools. but Reda said today that (See Page THelte) ^ community” to get traffic im said more oil storage facilities L(K:ATED IN THE nnrLOW Prtetm, Big Problem the building could be razed to showing that 70 per cent of the provements at the intersection. were needed and the Connec MANCHESTER plus E-Z Ttm ul fix the intersection. Harkins homes and buildings in New •Coats • Hats iWe Have All The Brands! BARRE, Vt. (AP) - ’The un Thompson said he could ticut River should be dredged PETCENTER said the state transportation England are heated by oil and . • Turtlenecks ' Royal • Olivetti SALES, SERVICE, popular business of deciding visualize buying the property, so oil barges could carry full Make The Greatest Cooking Headquarters for: > Remington-Rand department is willing to make tha't 70 per cent of its electricity loads. OPEN 6 AM.-9 P.M. • TOYS e: - RENTALS, HH'.niTAl.S, SIIHHI.IMISSUPPLIES priorities for power shutoffs in razing the old structure, Bowers School Pupils Discovery Since fire Domestic Coins traffic improvements if the is generated from oil. 363 BROAD STREn Dog Grooming . p^pia • ALSO: Business Matdiinesj the face of energy emergencies creating a small town park, and Meskill urged the dealers to AMANA RADARANQE Domestic Stamps (Manuals A Electrics) puniiture. town acquires the Odd Fellows distribute supplies equitably (Formarly Mr. Tinfuy) is being handled in Vermont by fixing “the worst traffic Building. Steele said he recommended Coin A Stamp the Public Service Board. and to tell customers how to problem in the state.’’ Realignment of the intersec to the President that New Give Views On Closing S u p p tie e A SUDS I Chairman William Gilbert rage their fuel supplies. Town Manager Robert Weiss tion probably would also England’s oil allocation' be Radar Range tagged the board’s role as "like The Connecticut Education said he’s heard recently that require taking of some land reduced less thaq that for Starts at $299.00 deciding what hymn to play on Association said Thursday night Poal Bond H a n Bt. SI the Odd Fellows Building is from the Center Congregational warmer areas of the country JUNE TOMPKINS ticut Valley/l^ot and humid working 1! we stay LARSON the Titanic.’’ that closing schools should be a VEBNOK Sn-NM Yowl ___ about to be sold, and he said Church, Harkins said. and that arrangements be made (Herald Reporter) weather, some voiced their op home in the winter, all there is APPLIANCE DOWNTOWN MAIN 8TREBT, MANCHESTER last-resort action to cut energy If anybody is concerned with position thusly:, "I think it is 13 Windsor A; i nimwwwauBmwanfaiiii^ Both Main and Center Sts. are to funnel electririty from to do is watch t.v. ana getg on Rockville Free PnmeU ParUne-Mialir Ouirft Ckrdi AceeptadI consumption. the fuel crisis and how it may stupid! Why should you go in CENTER state highways - Main St. is southern generating plants. our mother’s nerves.’ 87S-M33 CEA president Arthur S. affect the schools in the hot sun an^ibe all hot and Coma In For A Demonetratlon 87S-76SS Rt. 83 and Center St. is Rt. 6. It's obvious that the youth do Steele, who recently returned .Colley said a recommendation----- iTiaiiciicsicjManchester withWilli reuaruregard ,io.to sticky.” The intersection has been from a fact-finding mission to by acting State Education Com- possible dosing, it’s the kids not react to cold temperatures R w N c x l Third Week’s Or, “I think its dumb because as. much as adults. Said one, “I controversial since 1966, when the Arab-oil producing nations, missioner Maurice Ross to themselves. in the summer you can’t townspeople rejected a referen think that it's dumb to close said he was pleased with his stretch Christmas vacation Members of Mrs. Brtokhart’s because its so hot. And all so we on your dum calling for a 916.6 million schools in the winter. So we get Sweepstakes meeting with the President but from mid-December to mid- fifth grade class at Bowers can’t go camping.” downtown renewal project. cold big deal I would want the that its real value would depend January would "'disrupt both School have definite opinions as Another said, “1 think it’s the That 1966 proposal included whole summer off Instead of on what practical steps came education and the lives of to the state proposed extended most stupid things I've ever Christmas Ost> plans to knock down the Odd the winter." next. closing during Christmas vaca heard! We’ll have to make it up Wiuuers Listed Fellows Building and widen .Opinions are candid: "I think tion from Dec. 14 to Jan. 13. in the hot, sticky summer when These are the semifinalists In Agostinelli, 270 Hackmatack St. Main'St. COLD it smells! will you would to if -V vyhen It's For Keeps GE"Ptttscnibber" Many of their reasons are we won’t be able to think as you were a kid. Kids like to get the third week of the Bermuda Martin Ltd.: John In 1969, intersection im Kennedy’s Soil selfish because the makeup well as when we are comfor Choose a bsaullful Ktspsaka diamond Scheibenpflug, 281 School St.; provements were again out of the house. 1 wouldn’t care rln( for your anfagsmant. Fashlontd Built-In Diibwather wHh Sweepstakes contest, being con Leaves Hospital time in the summer would ruin table. It may be necessary but I with flair and fully guarantted. ducted by The Herald and area Ruth E. Coughlin,.275 South St., proposed—with widening work if we had to work by canjile 4 Pushbutton Gydes: WASHINGTON (AP) - their vacation plans, or their don’t like the idea. I know the light and dress warm!" merchants. Apt. 2B, Rockville. to be done on the Center (Jiurch ■favorite activity of swimming. energy crisis is the cause of it, ^T^eepsja^e* Power SduhT for pote, ptng, eeggerolas; Edward M. Kennedy Jr., whose The general con.sensus is to Treasure Shoppe: Bruce Ed Jordan’s Carpet Place front lawn. Parishioners hilt I wish that it didn't exist Normal lor M iyd a y loedg; U |ht 9UI ter right leg was am putate Nov. Partly cloudy and cold One toy, who extends his arrange somehow tor school Stauffed, 58 Virginia Rd.; (Vernon): John Tylee, 63 Hun objected at that time, and the because it's causing alot of gnaeh plalea or (h»ty, gtored dMiei: Rime 17 in an attempt to arrest bone tonight. Lows in the upper 20s swimming throughout the year closing anytime'hut summer .44 CL • $795 ^ Virginia Sapienza, 136 Walker tington Dr., Vernon: Mr. and plan was scrapped. trouble everywhere!” ' A Hold ter 0Ace«4ay dlghwathingl Row- cancer, left the hospital today to low 30s. Saturday partly sun in school pools, says: "I really There’s one ('lipil who is St. Mrs. T. Kelly, 169 Kelly Rd., Downtown planning consul . One sports enthusiast Flawless Diamond : ^ ^ 3 -tevM wa-i $ d )^ ||fS * with his parents. Sen. and Mrs. ny windy and cold. Highs in the don’t like the idea because I’m oojective .iboui !li,;‘ >0 )!• lung. "S iy lee^ ’The Craft & Hobby Center: South Windsor. tant Dennis Brown, commen probably expresses the feeling FREE TREASURE SHOPPE Edward M. Kennedy. low to mid 40s. Outlook for Sun a swimmer. And when I go to a "I sort ol It.UK we st; ui.ti have Very trow Mrs. Edward J. Wilson, ’59 Ed Jordon’s Carpet Place ting on the purchase proposal at of other outdoor sportsmen: “I IHuftratlon DOLLARS WITH The 12-year-otd toy walked day fair and seasonably cold. swim meet I swim in school no school in the wmtci and sort Clyde Rd.; Mrs. L.M. Rice, 36E (Manchester): A. Harry W. Thursday’s downtown ^ com pools plus for practice I go to a think it’s a pretty good idea. I EVERY PURCHASE unassisted except for crutches Precipitation probability: 10 of don’t think we should. I think St. James St. Olsen, 149 Bissell St.; Joseph mittee meeting,, said “it’s so can^go skiing all rn'enth and and was holding a footbaljjiven per cent, tonight, 20 per cent school. So I, hope the, schools we shouldn’t because of the Grant City: James Ray, Rose McGann, 21 Deepwood Dr. clearly a good idea that we even bring our cat. I think the him by Coach George AUhn of Saturday. ; don’t close during the winter,” energy, shortage and the paper Lane, Andover; Mrs. R. W. Blau Furniture: D. Manning, don’t need further study.” Mea will save alot of feul oil. the National Football League’s One fifth, grader becomes shortage but I think we ©rpaaitw PEARL Smith, 36 ’Thomas Dr. 100 Bretton Rd.; -Mrs. Donna According to records in. the philosophical. " I think we The only thing: alot of people B.D.rCHIIL& Son Washington Redskins. High Low shouldn't because then we'll Manchester Tire: David Zaimor, 213 Ludlow Rd. town assessor’s office, the,Odd **8kop m Jawtlor ypu am tnut" I4$ BUM iTIB T, RMRMBTBa GBNN. Anchorage 14 -9 should not go to school on the will lose thier jobs." have to make up the time Colbert, 268 Scott Dr.; Mr. and House & Hale: Mrs. T.J. Fellows Building is assessed at Doctors at Georgetown Boston 57 40 summer. Do you like to go to Some even considered the im during the sumer and by,the Mrs. Randall Copeland, 140 LaGracO,^ 396 Spring St.; Fred 942,960. ’The assessment, of University Hospital said after M ANCt«5K MIQMIti FNONI $41-1171 . (Tiicago 44 37 school, in the summer? What is position on their parents. "I time we get ba<'k to school we’ll Hilliard St., Apt. 9. W, Libby, 368 Woodland St. ficials; explained, is based on the operation there is “an Denver 64 27 the World coming to?" hate the idea of going to school forget lio'w to do all Uie work." Capitol Tire: Esther W. Ray, Frank’s: Fred Hope, 97 about 65 per cent of the proper excellent chance” the surgery San Francisco 60 54 Afraid they may have to sit in the summer. We could be And by that lidte thes’re all Rose Lane, Andover; Anthony (See Page 3) ty’s 1966 value. arrested the cancer. Washington 52 34 out some of the famous Connto- outside playing, when we’re in right back where they started. % r •