iianrIjPHtpr fo n tn ^ I f ralb MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 21, 1974- VOL. XCIV, No. 45 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICE. FIFTEEN CENTS AT&T Promises Fight Over Anti-Trust Suit WASHINGTON (UPI) - In the confident we are not in violaton of the an­ largest antitrust action ever, the In 1949, the government brought a much titrust laws and we are astonished that the narrower antitrust suit aganst AT&T government is moving to break up the Justice Department would take its present Bell System and its centerpiece, p a t case was eight years in litigation action with apparent disregard for its im­ before being settled out of court. pact on the public,” said AT&T Chairman American Telephone & Telegraph, for In the present case, the, three defendants alledgedly monopolizing the telecom­ John D. deButts in a statement from New York. are charged with "combining and con­ munications business in the United spiring to monopolize, attempting to States. He said the government action "could monopolize and monopolizing the telecom­ The Justice Department filed civil lead to fragmentation of responsibility for munications service and equipment the nation’s telephone network. If that suit Wednesday in Federal District markets in violation of the Sherman an­ happens, telephone service would titrust law. Court here against AT&T, the world’s deteriorate and cost much, much more.” largest privately held corportation, As a result, “purchasers ... have been and two key subsidiaries — Western Attorney General William B. Saxbe denied the benefits of a free and com­ E le c tric Co. Inc. and Bell replied; “I am fully aware of the service petitive market,” the complaint said. that the Bell System has provided. Laboratories Inc. Nevertheless, I believe the law must be Specifically, the department said AT&T The government is trying to force AT&T enforced.” had “obstructed” other phone companies, to give up Western Electric, its exclusive The case threatens to be long, complex microwave companies, mobile phone ser­ manufacturing arm, plus some of its in­ and costly for all parties involved. A vices and satellite carriers from linking terstate telephone network, in order to Justice Department lawyer predicted that up with the Bell networks. promote competition and possibly reduce In iw i the trial would not begin for at least three The complaint also said AT&T directed consumer rates. years. If all avenues of appeal are used, a most of its customers to buy equipment The corporation promptly served notice final decision might not emerge until the from Western Electric, its wholly owned it would vigorously fight the case. “We are 1980s. subsidiary. Layoffs Seen by Aircraft Head EAST HARTFORD (UPI) - The top of­ Ostro said a strike has more than a 50 unlimited cost-of-living adjustment ficial of Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, faced per cent chance of coming off because of clause.” with a Nov. 30 strike deadline, said today the lack of progress so far in talks that Other issues are job security, improved ISavaho Visits Buckley School the national economic slowdown may began early this year. He said the firm has force the state’s largest employer to shown “little interest” in the key issue of (See Page Twelve) reduce its work force. Lorenzo Tsosie, a Navaho Indian, explains some of his One of 11 children, he was born in a hogan at Four Corners, costume to children at Buckley School durini; a special the,area where New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Colorado Bruce N. Torell, president of P&W, said assembly program. Tsosie, a native of Arizona, also converge. Tsosie is majoring in art at the Navaho Com­ because of the slowdown action must be visited Manchester Green and Bowers Schools where he munity College in New Mexico. The college is supported by taken tokiut costs and this “will definitely presented a program of Indian dances along with a talk on ' affect our employment picture. Charges Imminent the Navaho Indians. This program was sponsored by the his life on the reservation where he has lived since birth._ schools’ PTAs. (Herald photo by Pinto) In prepared remarks before a chamber of commerce meeting, Torell said the air­ In Bakery Slaying craft engine manufacturing firm faces a possible decline in commerical orders next year and noted that federal defense NEW BRITAIN (UPI) — Six counts of spending has continued to decline. charged in the slayings and they would not Town Agencies in Competition murder were to be lodged today against allow her to see him. Meanwhile, union representatives have two New Britain men in the Donna Lee —New Britain Police Chief Thomas begun preparations for a possible strike Bakery slayings of six persons Oct. 19, ac­ Ormsby and State Police Commissioner against P&W, the largest division of cording to a reliable police source. Cleveland B. Fuessenich were scheduled United Aircraft Corp., when the current Awaiting to appear on the charges today to hold a noon news conference. For Slice of $1,410,000 Grant were the suspects, Ronald F. Piskorski, Security was tight around the Police contract ends Nov. h . 25, and Gary B. Schraeger, 31, who had Headquarters which includes the Circuit By DOUG BEVINS Justin Ostro, chief negotiator for the in case the committee is unable to rneetings Monday and Tuesday to gain International Association of Machinists, been arrested originally on unrelated Court. Undercover men were in the cour­ Fierce competition among public charges. convince policy makers to fund an en­ citizen input for loqal projects. said Wednesday the union had offered to troom itself and barricades were erected agencies appears to be on the horizon Piskorski and Schraeger were arrested at a driveway leading into the building. tire downtown revitalization project. Monday’s meeting is scheduled at extend the contract 30 days to put the as Manchester develops plans for Nov. 1 in Union by State Police who trailed "nie two men were to be brought to the ‘‘But it’s not beyond belief that the Nathan Hale School and Tuesday’s deadline beyond the Christmas holidays spending $1,410,000 in federal funds' Ostro said the company rejected the them from Waterville, Maine, where they building regarding charges of threatening whole package could center around session is to be at Robertson School. expected over the next three years. proposal and would consider negotiations had been since the slayings that occurred ap in st Schraeger that had been lodged by downtown,” Weiss said, explaining Both meetings are at 7:30 p.m. during an apparent robbery. Rivalry for the money — expected complete on Nov. 30 when it submits a his wife Abigail, and a charge of robbery that town needs — such as housing After getting citizen input, the ad- At 11 a.m. Piskorski’s sister was told by under provisions of the Housing and “final offer.” against Piskorski in connection a liquor developinent or rehabilitation — could visop^ committee must meet with police her brother and Schraeger would be store holdup in Kensington. Community Development Act of 1974 be done in the central business area. public and private agencies, review — was acknowledge this morning by ‘‘You have to build the enthusiasm the now-dated CDAP program, and Town Manager Robert Weiss. and the case for it though,” Weiss told draft a housing assistance plan, a “I can think of a hundred different the committee. three-year summary plan, and a one- Experts Say State Has Jobs groups in town that will ask for five or Since town officials learned earlier year specific plan. ten per cent of the money, ” Weiss told this year that Manchester qualifies The advisory committee will then HARTFORD (UPI) — Connecticut is the Mayor’s Downtown Action Com­ for the federal block grants, a number effects of big production cuts in the auto Miglizzi said job orders from client m ittee. conduct a public hearing — tentatively starting to feel the effects of recession and industry. of groups have indicated they’ll seek a firms are off, but not dramatically. His set for Jan. 6 — and present Its work layoffs but state and private job Weiss’ comments came as the share of the money. “We’re finding the clerical area to be partner, Dave Rose, said “Some areas to the Board of Directors. specialists say there are still more jobs harder hit than ever before,” said Ted downtown committee .discussed Among the needs already expressed firm up in hard times, particularly those Directors must then conduct a than people to fill them. Lerner, manager of the Fanning Employ­ related to cost-cutting.” preliminaries in its effort to gamer a are public transportation, elderly share of the federal grants. public hearing — tentatively set Jan. “Unfilled jobs remain plentiful with the ment franchise in Hartford. Lerner said Ficks said the current market is far housing, sewer improvements, and 27 — and then submit the final plans employment service,” said. Richard many insurance companies have frozen from being a one-way, downhill street. Committee Chairman William acquisition of open space and recrea­ Ficks, a spokesman for the state Labor hiring. for regional review (that deadline is “The pendulum swings back and forth ^ Sleith, also recognizing competition tion land. Departmenb. ^ rc h 1). After the regional reaction Lerner, and other agents said there’s a every day, everywhere,” he said. “One ibsorbs, for the money, said, '■‘We must be Not that the situation is rosy, but job shortage of qualified applicants for p odors. The town’s Board of Directors is assessed, the completed funding Bridgeport company announced a layoff of award there are pressure groups who market watchers say it could be much professional positions. Tuesday night created a 29-member application is to be sent to federal of­ 2(K) people recently. But soon after they think their pet projects are the most worse. And in some cases, the door “Where we have openings available,” he Community Development Advisory ficials (deadline is April 15). brought back 75 of them. important projects in Manchester.” slammed in one man’s face kicks open a said, "we are not seeing employed Committee, which is to be responsible “'The next week they received a coi^act Sleith and other committee The federal money expected to be door for another. applicants — those who are working and for determining priorities for spen­ in a new field and asked for 50 more given to Manchester was made Experts say the best opportunities are in want to better themselves. They want to members were apparently concerned ding the 11,410,000 over the next three people,” he said. that their ‘‘pet project” — downtown available under an $11,2 billion skills needed by defense industries and so- stay where they a re . until things get years. called “professional” areas involving revitalization — might be overlooked program signed into law by President better.” Ficks said the number of new claims ’The advisory committee — which Ford in Au^st. engineering, accounting and production Joseph Migllzzi, a partner in Availabili­ or allocated such little funding that filed for unemployment benefits is up but succeeds the defunct Citizens Ad­ management. ty, a professional placement firm, said, there are 30,(K)0 more people employed in Improvements made would be in­ Manchester has been allocated visory Committee and is similar to Major contracts have the defense In­ "One of the reasons we’re having a falloff the state than last year. The percentage of rwashed significant. $470,(X)0 per year for the first three nto basic the Community Development Action years of the program, and may be dustries searching for skilled men while is because we re not getting people. We the work forceHhat is jobless this year is So Weiss told the committee it the need to cut costs and stretch dollars W Plan (CDAP) committee of several eligible for an additional $313,000 in advertise for a production engineer and higher than last, but the work force itself should come up with alternative plans years ago — will conduct public creating demand for cost-conscious ac­ nobody answers.” has grown, he said. the fourth year and $157,000 in the countants in private firms. fifth year. The temporary job market is benefiting “Something that may not be felt for W from economic uncertainty. One tem­ months in Connecticut is the effect of the porary agency said firms that are reluc­ LOTTERY auto cutbacks in Detroit,” he said. “'There tant to hire permanent employes until the will be less need for component parts, Weiss Says Freeze economy stabilizes are turning to tem­ WINNERS many of which are made in Connecticut.” porary help to fill their needs for skilled S. J. Wornham, spokesman for General workers. Dynamics’ Electric Boat division in INSIDE One of the dark spots Is the clerical area The Connecticut lottery numbers drawn Groton, said the need for tradesmen is Controlling Budget TODAY and another one could be the yet unfelt today are 98 and 177, The color is red. urgent. By SOL R. COHEN positions — without filling any new positions. "At this time',” predicted Town Area Profile ...... Pages 8, 9, 16, 18 Manager Robert Weiss today, ‘T expect Weiss said the budget the town Is Grasso Asks Pay Hike Delay Neighbor’s Kltt^hen...... Page 10 we will be able to complete the (1974-75) working with “Is, in every sense of the word, a minimal budget, approved by the Scene from H ere ...... Page 24 budget in the black.” HARTFORD (UPI) — Gov.-elect Ella T. year, nonrecurring revenues,” she said, She promised during the campaign she Board of Directors after very substantial Kelley in race field ...... Page 13 Weiss credited Manchester's favorable Grasso has asked the state Personnel referring to federal revenue-sharing funds would oppose a state income tax or the reductions by them” to the tentative Policy Board to delay decisions on pay In­ fiscal position to a "conservative spending budget he had submitted to the board. Thoughts ApLENty ...... Page 12 received by Connecticut. issuance of state bonds to cover budget policy.” creases, saying something must be done deficits in regular operating expenses. His tentative budget, said Weiss, had cut about an expected $200 million deficit In The $200 niillion deficit by the end of As early as Sept. 10 — a little over two deeply into departmental requests. the fiscal 1976 budget. June 1976, has been predicted by the state The plan to Increase the state sales tax m onth^to the fiscal year — Weiss issued "What remains In the budget,” he said, Meanwhile, the state budget office has budget office, using figures it was given by was offered by the budget office as one of a "belt-tightening” order to all depart­ "are virtually mandatory expenditures. In said a hike In the state sales tax, from 6 to Meskill’s Republican administration. the alternatives available to close the ment heads. order to maintain a minimum levdi of ser­ ^ *' WEATHER 7 per cent, may be needed to fill the Meskill took budget requests for fiscal budget gap it predicted. He told them, "I will personally review vices. The greatest proportion of our expected gap between revenues and 1976 made by all the state agencies, any substantial capital requests or budget now consists of committed Cloudy, windy and cold today and expenditures. amounting to $1.7 billion,, and lopped off I'he 1 p^r cent increase would mean an acquisitions for all departments.” obligations for salaries, utilities, fuel, In­ tonight with scattered showers becoming Mrs. Grasso included the request in a $200 million. 'Die budget office then es­ additional $75 million in revenues, which In addition, he placed a virtual freeze on could balance the budget when coupled surance and debt payments.” m lx^ with snow flurries during this after­ letter Wednesday to Republican Gov. timated revenues for the year would be all hiring, stating, "Should there be any He concluded, "Within the area of noon and becoming mostly all snow Thomas J. Meskill asking him to keep $1.3 billion and came up with the $200 with other measures, some of them vacancies In any departments, specific ap­ nexlblllty remaining, every effort is being flurries tonight. Temperatures in the 40s financial commitments to a minimum un­ million shortage. appearing unlikely at this time. proval will be required of me before filling directed toward conserving funds. We dropping into the 30s this afternoon. Low til she takes over In January and such vacancies.” may be required to offset possible In­ Mrs. Grasso, however, will not be bound They would Include a cut of ahovt W1 tonight In the mid to upper 20s. criticizing his fiscal policies. by MeskilTs reductions of agency budget As of today, about five months Into the creases in tax delinquencies and, should Friday mostly cloudy, windy and cold, "This critical situation has resulted million from the budget, $20 mlllltm In ad- we experience a very severe winter, requests. She could cut them even further ditlogal revenues if economic conditlais fiscal year,- three or four essential Job chance of scattered snow flurries mainly from fiscal policies of the past four years, to balance the budget, or count on an Im­ vacaoclis have been filled - all to existing higher costs for fuel and for sno\lv culminating in a 1974-1975 budget balanced improve and $37 million In federal wtUan removal.” over northern sections, high in the upper proved economy and more federal grants 30s. by the use of almost $125 million In one- funds from a claim by Connecticut a g A lt to Increase revenues. the federal government. PAGE TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 21, 1874

Santa Claus Branded MANCHESTEH EVENING.HERALD, C „ .. H A ^ N M WIATMIR tlRVtCI fORICAST t* 7AM IST II *aa -M PAGE THHER Just An Old Huckster MANCHESTER Pistol Traced To Slaying T V T O N IG H T materialism and greed. He la In CHICAGO (UPI) - Santa h o s p i t a l NEW HAVEN (UPI)-A.2^ Liquor Store. Guidone, 69, said Claus, the kindly old dispenser the pay of the big toy manufac­ caliber plitol found near the ■ 6:00 8:30 turers and department stores.” he was shot in the face by of Christmas cheer, is really a NOTES body of a slain gunman has been ^ News...... 3-8-22-30 The Waltons...... 3 Mahoney said he was once Morrison but he responded with Treasure Island ...... 18 slick huckster who has taught traced to the killing of a five shots from his own, .38- Paper M oon...... 8-40 greed, not love, to millions of shattered when told there was bartender, according to Police Film...... 20 Discharged Tuesday: Marlon caliber, pistol. m M One Reach One ...... 18 children. It was charged today. no Santa Claus and vowed his Chief Biagio DiLleto. Electric Company...... 24 Religious America...... 24 children would not have to suf- Nichols, Hartford; John Ballistics experts linked the "Let’s leave Santa at the The gunman, Glenn .22-callber pistol to a holdup at Bonanza ...... 40 er such a blow. Later, he said, Coulombe, East Hartford'; 9:00 North Pole” writes Catholic Morrison„21, New Haven, was the Lion’s Den Tavern Sept. 22, 6:30 he found better reasons "for Teresa Reaviel, Stafford Sts. of San Francisco .. 6-40 layman John Mahoney n the shot to death Nov. 12 by Car­ in which the bartender Ted News...... 3-8-20-22-30 I Spy...... 18 puncturing this over-inflated Springs; Kathleen Bombardier, Black Experience...... 24 December Issue of U.S. East Hartford; Barbara mine Guidone, owner of Guy’s Reynolds, 46, was wounded. Ironside...... 20-22-30 Catholic. figure." 7:00 Black Artists...... 24 "Young children, whose un­ Leister, 85 Garden St.; Mary "How often do you see a San­ Sprague, 18 Tower Rd.; Gloria News...... 3-22-40 9:30 ta who is not serving as an out­ formulated motto in life is Truth or Consequences .. . 8 Benjamin franklin _...... 3 ‘what’s In it for me?’, dan ^ Deming St., South \ right huckster?” Mahoney Windsor; Barbara Carlson, 411 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Suncatcher...... 24 asked in the Sounding Board scarcely overlook that, accor­ Sounding B oard...... 20 section of the Clarethian ding to the information they Slater St., South Windsor; Althea Ready or Not ...... 24 10:00 Bailey, East Hartford. Fathers monthly magazine. have received, it is the Jolly To Tell the Truth...... 30 Harry ...... 8-40 . l O W I I T Also, Mary Tucci, lOOC Where Chllren P la y ...... 18 "Whereas the true lesson of Old Elf rather than the Babe 7:30 who delivers the tangible Sycamore Lane; Jennifer Gib­ Movin’ O n ...... 20-22-30 Christmas Is a message of son, 658 Wethrell St.; Lorna A Connecticut Yankee Soundstage ...... 24 divine mercy and goods.” In King Arthur’s Court...... 3 Mahoney maintains the "San­ Kmiec, 283 Highland St; Wayne 10:15 sacrifice,,Santa is the front $25,000 Pyramid...... 8 r — lE O E N D < ta myth” means unhappy Engan, 103 Kelly Rd., South WFL Football...... 18 man for greedy corporations Windsor; Peter Albert, 51 Nashville Music...... 18 and the tutor in greed for children. 11:00 | r AIN |]r xvx|SNOW Fulton Rd.; Walter Film...... 20 millions of American children. "A greedy child is never Hal Stanton Presents...... 22 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 appeased. A spoiled child ap­ Nimirowskl, 361 Hlllstown Rd. Honeymooners ...... 20 He is the saint of Gimme ... Vamos de Compras...... 24 r/'^SHOWERS ^ ROW "A couple of generations preciates nothing. An over- New Treasure Hunt ...... 30 11:30 Un WCATHH FOTOCAST ^ back Santa was a relatively in­ indluged child is convinced that Dragnet...... 40 Movie ...... 3 nocent imposter, but today he the major figure of Christmas Wide World Special___8-40 has become a total sellout to is not Christ, but himself.” Town Seeks Bids Harry Chapin performs on Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 For Period Ending 7 AM EST Friday. Thursday night wUl find snow and rain in the the Public Broadcasting 3 .qq For Rec Items 1:00 Rockies, North D ^ ota and the upper Northeast. Clear to partly cloudy Bids will be opened Dec. 6 in System program, Peanuts Special ...... 3 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 elsewhere. Minimum readings include: (approx, maximum readings in parenthesis) "Soundstage,” Thursday The Odd Couple ...... 8-40 the Municipal Building for (Nov. 21) at 10 p.m. onChurch with a Vision...... 18 THURSDAY NIGHT M (? 9 ? DulSh’:????!’ H 29 (34), Dailas 46 (77), Denver supplying the Manchester Rec D ^ (80), Jacksonviiie 39 (69), Kansas City 39 (62) Little Antiques Market Channel 24, Hartford. Sierra...... 20-22-30 11:30 (3) "Never Too Late’’ Department with a variety of The Way It W as...... 24 (1965). Paul Ford, Maureeif N^^York^i Minneapolis 29 (48), New Orleans 48 (79), supplies for its arts and crafts O’Sullivan. ^Iid S i^ o ? 3 ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ 50 (61), Seattle 38 (50), St. Louis 33 (59) Saturday • Sunday programs. Manchester High School Gymnasium Prices are being sought on 164 different items, of a variety of FILM RAimG Saturday, November 23, 12 to 9 p.m. colors, quantities and sizes. Sunday, November 24, 12 to 6 p.m...,Parking Included in the items are two For Parents and THEATER SCHEDULE. for 500 cars...See 64 exhibits of Americana bottles each of “Decal it ” Their Children by sele|;ted New England dealers...Snacks I “Crackel it,” “Age it” and available all day long...Dinners Saturday "Protect it.” Also, three UNf ML AUOIINCU packages of "Corn Husks,” All AlNAdminM evening and Sunday noon...Admission $1.25 three bottles of "Corn Husk Showplace - ‘"The Texas U.A. East 3 - "Harry & Ton- but with this Discount Adv., $I each for , Softener,” and one set of direc­ Chainsaw Massacre,” 7:15-9i;00 to,” 7:30-9:30 ^Godfather’ and the Ratings one or two persons Burnside ’Theatre — "The tions "How to make Com Husk MnanALsuoANca Showcase 1 — “ Space This 9th Annual .Antiques Market is dolls.” w em ie Sound of Music,” 7:45 Odyssey,” 7:00-9:35 Sponsored by the Manchester Rotary Club tl—MnlilMilHWtt NEW YORK (UPI) - TV sets by the highly rated World Vernon Cine 1 — "Gone With Showcase 2 — “Fantasia ” You can expect to find NBC I The Wind,” 7:30 in more than 25 million homes Series and the use of winning next week’s ratings 7:00-9:20 tuned into NBC Saturday night Paramount Pictures “The God­ to the great values in Classified Vernon Cine 2 — ‘"rhe Texas Showcase 3 — “Longest and possibly taking over the top Price H ike Chainsaw Massacre,” 9:30 for ‘"The Godfather” Part 1, ac­ father” on two nights —Satur­ spot because of “The God­ Yard,” 7:15-9:40 cording to the A.C. Nielsen sur­ MONTREAL (UPI) - Inter­ MnMcno U.A. East 1— “The Savage is day and Monday—both of which father” Part 2, which was aired KM UnA»k«nr»inini«i|l Showcase 4 - Adult Film; Call vey released ’Tuesday. C ^ usually dominates. national Paper Sales Co. Inc. of mMtfAMOMMM Loose,” 7:30-9:30 theatre for title and showtime. Monday. Montreal has advised U.S. •i: U.A. East 2 - “ The The apparent interest of Mafia chic made the first half BEVERLY BOLUNO BURTON customers that the price of its Vanishing Wilderness,” 5:00- standard 30-pound newsprint 7:00-9:00 of the film the top-rated show DANCE STUDIO Heralti for week ending Sunday, Nov. 22 OAK STREET, MANCHESTER will be increased to $260 a ton Stage Company CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING • 1 * ^ MO OM UMOn «T ABMTTIO 17. 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iJJanrlipatpr Supitiiui Hrralft BOOK REVIEWS Recession Crunch Worse than ’30s Lorenzo the Magnificent, OPINION BEST SELLERS beautifully illustrated, the by Maurice Rowdon. (Regn- book is a sure candidate for ery, $14.95) Lorenzo was a Christmas giving. To Trumhull Man Krause • member of Italy’s famous (UPI-Publishers' Weekly) Fiction florist & Greenhouses OPEN FORUM i Medici family, which domi­ BRUNO V. RANNIKLLO Unemployment Reports nated the political and eco- Centennial -- James A. Another expense Gervais has to meet is maintenance of his • nomic life of Florence Michener The Tiffany C aper, by TRUMBULL (UPl) — Louis two automobiles. While perhaps not politically accep­ Since (Christmas is, after all, a Christian ■, through the 15th Century. He Something Happened -- Joseph Purtell. ((toward Mc­ P. Gervais knew hard times in often labor shortages in many areas. Joseph Heller “I need them. My wife has to table, and certainly not acceptable to Too Much holiday (study the word carefully), it , had a short life but he Cann, $6.95) The caper is dia­ his native Canada but the pre­ He cites the liberal attitude toward Tinker, Tailor. Soldier, Spy sent financial crunch threatens drive to work nine miles into seems to me it would be appropriate to „ flourished, along with his mond theft here and the LASCeST RITAIU GROWIRS_ MANCHCSTIR a person who is unemployed, Ray­ Commercialism John le Carre Bridgeport because there are the unemployed when they turn down begin the Christmas season when the , I city, when the renaissance emphasis is on suspense. A to be the worst ever for him and his family, no buses. I’m on the road. I mond S. Livingstone, an expert in per­ To the editor; church begins it, with Advent, which (for , .1 was imbuing all of Italy with The Seven-Per-Cent Solu­ 128 carat gem is stolen from Msnchtittr^A43-9559 jobs which may not be “suitable” but tion - John H. Watson, M.D. Gervais is an electrician, an have to travel far to look for _ ‘'2* UARTrORO R^^MANCHISTtR sonnel administration, offers some in­ I am well aware of the fact that your information) begins Dec. 1 this year. , an unparalleled zest. Here Tiffany’s, the New York store work and if a job comes up, I is a job nevertheless. A case he cites America is not a nation known for its That gives one enou^ time to prepare for . ; are wonderfully contradicto- The Pirate -- Harold J. that specializes in such bau­ occupation which some people teresting reasoning concerning un­ Robbins associate with high income, have to be ready to get there,” is that of a carpenter who was m ak in g patience, nor are the merchants of the holiday, yet not so much that by the I ry tales of money making and bles. A writer gathering he said. c:ASH . & CARRY employment reporting in this country. Manchester noted for their good taste. It The Dogs of War -- Fre­ material for a history of the easy work and steady employ­ QIALl 812 an hour working for a building con­ time the day arrives, he’s sick of Christ­ • art collecting, war and Drive Chairman Gervais said the prospect of nevertheless gave me something of a turn derick Forsyth store where the elite met to ment. But Gervais has been In an interview with U.S. News & mas, which I’m certain happens pretty ; politics. A marvelous histori- Dr. Eugene M. Davis, losing his home is not so remote tractor but finds a box-making job at to see so early the Christmas displays frequently. Not that merchants care, of ' cal experience. Jaws ” Peter Benchley splurge is the prime suspect. steadily unemployed since last POM < World Report, Livingstone feels too Manchester optometrist, has Christmas and says he has not as far as he is concerned. 84.25 or 85 an hour not “suitable.” going up in the downtown banks and the course. The War Between the Tates Purtell’s rapidly paced - Alison Lurie been renamed chairman of the brought home a paycheck since “I can hold out maybe for six much emphasis is placed on the single Parkade parking tot. Some went up before It seems to me also a shorter Christmas ' The Painted Face, by Jean twister uses a pulsating New more months, collecting un­ PONS ^ Livingstone claims the generally Halloween. The Rhinemann Exchange Greater Manchester fund drive the end of July. statistic of over-all percentage of the season (like three and a half weeks) would L ' Stubbs. (Stein and Day, $7.95) York City for a backdrop. for the Connecticut Institute for employment, but that’s ft. Yes, All ColorsI accepted goal of an over-all 4 per cent I do believe the businessmen of this help get Christmas back to where it should - Robert Ludlum When work is available, he ■ Miss Stubbs is a skilled the Blind, a post he has held makes $9.80 an hour. But his I feel a threat to losing my BUNCH work force that is idle and not enough town have carried bad taste and crass be. Despite what the Manchester Harlequin -- Morris West home,” he said. or less unemployment rate has no fac­ '' storyteller. She makes the Nonfiction since 1955. only income since the end of on the full report which breaks down commercialism to an all-time high or low, businessmen will try to tell you, Christ­ ^stilted Victorian manner of Something Happened, by tual economic studies to support it. Its if you prefer. Do these blind cyclopses AH Things Bright and His reappointment was an­ July has been unemployment mas does not exist for the sake of their ' speaking into an asset in this Joseph Heller. (Knopf, $10) To nounced by Clyde W. Fuller, the over-all figure into specific really suppose that their decorations are Beautiful - James Herriot compensation, far below his purpose, he said, was to determine profits. It was here long before Barbie ’ well-paced mystery about a end the suspense im­ general gifts chairman of the figures like breadwinners, students, attractive? Do they think to increase the A Bridge Too Far - Cor­ normal $250 weekly take-home Dolls and glitter plaques. It is, or should ^ womanizing artist and his mediately, Joseph Heller has Connecticut Institute for the how well the labor force was being good-will-peace-on-earth of Christmas by nelius Ryan pay. etc. be, a time of good-will and contemplation search for his half-sister who not written another Catch 22. Blind. used and not for the social purpose of spreading it out thinner-like over a two- and spiritual renewal, not a time of buying All The President's Men -- Gervais, 50, remembers the We think he has a point in that he Z ■ was thought to have died in a But his second novel is a The Manchester direct-mail Great Depression as a measuring hardship because people and-a-half months of period? Or are they and selling, a time of ripping-off en masse, Carl Bernstein and Bob merely following that great Biblical ■ railway accident at the age Woodward probing, amusing but not fun­ campaign to raise funds for the youngster and the economic cites, for example, that out of a recent and certainly not a time of Christmas ' of seven. ny, study of a 20th Century 115 blind and multi-handicapped could find jobs. suggestion, that they “welcome the Kitsch of the sort that our commercial es­ The Woman He Loved -- slump in 1956. report of 5.5 million unemployed, 1.5 Mountain Lake Autumn, New England Style (Photo by Floyd Larson) stranger, and take him in,” meaning take American executive. Bob blind children enrolled at Oak “But this has got to be the 312 MAIN STREET 2 In essence, unemployment figures tablishment sees fit to decorate our Ralph G. Martin MANCHESTER ^ Rattner, By Allen Leepa. Slocum is troubled that Hill School in Hartford will be million were teen-agers which are him for everything he’s got? streets withal. The Memory Book -- Harry worst, and it won’t get better •IP ''ts are open to wide interpretation. “something happened” to hi^ conducted from Nov. 25 through And to you, businessmen: If any of you (Abrams, $35) Abraham Rat- Lorayne and Jerry Lucas right away,” he said. counted on the same scale as primary life but he’s not sure what. It Jan. 3. The statewide goal is The real thrust of Livingstone’s think for a mos)«nt you can justify such '■ tner, America’s pioneer ex- Tales of Power -- Carlos A. He has worked hard in his 20 is a morose study that $135,000. FEnUKSTK earners or breadwinners. trash, let alone your general attitude ‘ ' pressionist painter still ac­ Castaneda years as an American citizen, criticism though is not how we might catalogues, often at tedious Area residents serving on Dr. Included in the 5.5 million, too, he toward Christmas, I encourage you to res­ tive at age 79, is paid loving Cavett - Dick Cavett and first in Bridgeport, then in length, what is bothering Davis’ committee are E. measure unemployment better pond. I'd just love to hear you try and tribute in this color-illustr- Christopher Porterfield Trumbull where he bought a said, were 1.1 million persons who Slocum about sex, his Theodore Bantly Jr., F.G. house seven years ago for his statistically but whether we cope with rationalize your own bad taste and \ ated biography and critique. More Joy - Edited by Alex UNISEX (XIT Carlin, Mrs. Leo Charendoff, wife and two children. were seeking only part-time work questionable ethics. " The Byzantine beauty and Comfort children, his fellow workers. it on the basis of an over-all statistic The patient reader will find Edgar H. Clarke, Miss Ger­ Gervais spends his days going basically tailored to their own con­ J. Alan Rice spiritual power of his can­ Alive - Piers Paul Read Only When We Laugh much clever writing and trude DeLeo, Dr. A. Elmer to the union hall or employment The carefree look or in a flexible manner to solve 53 Crosby Road vasses are arresting in their T he T o ta l W om an -- venience rather than the employers. timelessness. A book to treas­ many trenchant observations Diskan, Thomas F. Ferguson, agencies looking for work. Once economic hardships of those who are Manchester Marabel Morgan Harold W. Garrity, Mrs. Jacob for hl8 & hers And there are 1.8 million women ure. on modern man. a week, like a growing number family breadwinners. F. Miller, Richard G. Rothwell, of Connecticut jobless, he over age 19. He acknowledges many Joseph A. Schwab, William B. stands in line at the unemploy­ Precision cutting for We recognize this need through CLAREMONT, Calif. — There have but cannot conceal the ultimate thrill of work because they have to but makes been some recent events which would be there was the report of a bumbling piece Protest Decision The Pirate, by Harold Rob­ ridge and it is the 'silliest Thornton, and Neal A. Tyler. ment compensation office. the entire family graduated unemployment benefits. death behind it. of stupidity by the chairman of the Joint ^agic if they were not so funny, and funny bins. (Simon and Schuster, book about sexual hokiim . Muscles & Blood, by His wife, Gilberthe, 49, works a point that many women work for On a lesser scale there was something Chiefs of Staff, Gen. George S. Brown, Dear editor; Shouldn’t we follow through with a if they were not so tragic. They hurt only $8.95) Robbins concocts this that Gore Vidal ha? written. Rachel Scott. (Dutton, $8.95) in a Bridgeport bank and their We sell and service uncomfortable about the discussions at the America’s top military officer and I urge all concerned citizens to write, their own satisfaction and for other when we laugh. , tale of an Arab oil baron In our progressive society, 23-year-old son, a printer’s ap­ priority system aimed at getting the Quito conference of the Organization of planner. call or telegram President Ford to protest 'Here’s betting that even One is the rousing reception accorded straight from the headlines the callous treatment of their prentice, helps out whenever he men’s hair replacement non-economic reasons. Livingstone American States (OAS). Twelve of the 21 Answering a question at Duke Universi­ his decision to veto the Viet Nam Era Hollywood won’t buy this one. ABOUT most needy workers back on the job Yasser Arafat of the Palestinian Libera­ - Palestinian guerrillas hi­ What makes Myron all the workers by some segments of can. Their daughter got also retail men’s and estimates these groups make up as members voted to end the formal sanc­ ty law school on whether the United States Readjustment Act of 1974 (HR 12628). first, rather than focusing on an over­ tion Organization (PLO) when he arrived jacking aircraft. Middle East American industry is nothing married two months ago. tions against Castro’s Cuba and fell just might use force against the oil cartel, Educational costs have risen as rapidly more irritatihg is that Vidal, TOWN women’s wigs. much as 80 per cent of the number of to speak at the United Nations. A stupid two votes short of success. as costs for food and fuel; a veto of this J, countries exploiting their when he is serious instead of short of amazing. Coal miners Gervais’ main expense is the all percentage reduction goal? militant of the Jewish Defense League had Gen. Brown went off on an intellectual $300 monthly mortgage on his persons listed as unemployed. Castro will doubtless have his OAS frolic of his own. Not only did he attack bill passed by the Congress would cause new found power based on campy, is one of our best wri­ are the most obvious exam­ St. John’s Polish National Soon we will be getting funds to set the stage for Arafat by showing a gun ' oil. Unfortunately his ex­ ple. But a far more subtle, Catholic Church will elect of­ home, which he values at $80,- We also carry a fine line Another criticism he voices is that triumph one of these days, as Arafat had the Israelis (for asking too much military undue hardship for veterans attending ters. Forget the perverse provide for public service jobs in this off TV and grandiloquently announcing his at the United Nations. It seems to be an school. ploration into character has Myra, Mr. Vidal, and give us and just as deadly, situation ficers at Its annual parish 000. With his pay, it was easy of REGA-CUT hair intent to assassinate the PLO leader. equipment from the Defense Department) we tend to define “unemployed” in era of the forgiving of past national mis­ At the University of Connecticut, fees . all the depth of headlinawrit- another “Burr.” exists for factory workers meeting Sunday after the 9 a.m. enough to pay the mortgage, state. We hq)e emphasis will be on Nothing could have helped Arafat more, but he aimed some wild shots at the which is still two-thirds due. products for all types the terms of the Great Depression and deeds, including some by the United States Jewish and non-Jewish support of Israel in will increase 22 per cent and room and , ing and the turn of events are who daily handle chemicals Mass at the church. Coffee and helping those with the greatest need by taking some of the curse off the Black as well. But Castro could have had his vic­ board 15 per cent. familiar .to any newspaper The Swori) and the that eventually may poison cake will.be served. But his $117 unemployment of hair... too often fail to note that along with Congress and the press. September and other terrorist exploits — tory— and can still have it— if he had only reader. The sex is plentiful, Scimitar, by Enle Bradford. them or lead to fatal diseases compensation, and the $100 his rather than creating a politically at Munich, Khartoum, Ma’alot. Gen. Brown now ruefully admits he was Please keep in mind the fact that these “unemployed” percentages, there are given explicit assurances against his spon­ veterans did not attend college at a time kinky and surprisingly bor- (Putnam ’s, $15.95) The such as cancer. This is what Manchester Composite wife brings home is being eaten exploitable statistic. Whoever uses it or threatens to use it, off-base but insists that “it is just not soring or support of the guerrilla when costs were less exhorbitant because . ^ ing, but Robbins fans know prolific’'British historian the author calls “industrial Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol away by rising prices for food APPOINTMENTS Tuea. thraugh Frl. terrorism is the worst possible political true” that he is anti-Semetic. I take him at n terrorism which has featured so much of they were serving their country. They 'what to expect and they’ll proHles the waves of Euro­ massacre” in this deeply will meet tonight from 7 to 9:30 and utility bills. means. It may turn out in the bargaining his word. recent Latin American history. like this one, too. researched and highly reada­ at the Manchester State Ar­ “I had a little bit of money PREFERRED exchanges on Middle East peace that, as a But reading the full account of his have received little spiritual support, pean incursions in the Middle N There is more behind the enthusiasm for having fought in an unpopular war, and East to recover Chris­ ble study of a tragic situation mory, 330 Main St. All young aside, now its kind of used up. Tel. 649-08871 practical, diplomatic matter, Arafat’s remark — about the Jews owning the Thank God, we’re in good Blooms Fading Fast Castro among the delegations voting for banks and newspapers (“You just look now have returned to an economy , Myron, by Gore Vidal. tendom’s holy places that jthat cries for a wholesale people from Grade 7 through PLO will have a place in the final formula. health,”- he said. him than the desire for normalizing trade where Jewish money is in this country”), faltering as a result of the war. (Random House $6.95) This is preoccupied 200 years of the effort to find remedies. high school are welcome. The blooms are fading fast in the But there is something so absurd about the and profits. More likely, it is a way of politician. By rejecting the pay in­ U.N. delegations tumbling over each other about someday reaching the point where They need your help. Please write, call the sequel to Myra Brecken- medieval era. Rich in scope. victory bouquet. buying off some of the potential internal Americans “suffer” from another oil em­ or telegram: President Gerald Ford, The crease, she leaves her self in a posi­ to welcome him that the tragic element in threats of violence and wooing the favor of bargo because of the Jews, about getting White House, 1600 Pennsylvania Ave., Gov.-elect Ella Grasso met this this adoration of terrorism becomes young militants at home. The left intellec­ HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT tion to prune, if necessary, the pay monstrously funny. You feel you are “tough-minded enough to set down the Washington, D.C., Tel: (202) 456-1414. week with Gov. Thomas Meskill and tual groups are still a crucial element in Greg Albares Harlequin, by Morris West. hike increases almost certainly in­ caught as a spectator at a play so bad that Jewish influence in this country and break Mary Cheney Library (William Morrow, $7.95) A got a preview of the state’s fiscal Latin American politics. As a matter of that lobby” — I can only come to one con­ president Commuters’ you squirm in your seat, but the cheering ruthless genius who heads a cluded in preliminary budget realism, one understands the position of clusion. These are the bumbling forays Union future. audience keeps you from leaving it. computer firm with access to the pro-Castro votes at Quito. But to among the classic chestnuts of anti-Jewish University of Adds New Books requests. She will also be in a position There is nothing funny in terrorism all the records of its client in­ To date, budget requests are es­ ^ u a te the Castro regime with some new thmking. If Gen. Brown didn’t recognize Connecticut, Storrs to resist demands for more pay which itself or in thbse by terrorism possessed— “moral community” or “climate” stitutions tries a takeover of timated to exceed anticipated state only in the people who lead comfortable it, then he may not consciously be anti- 141 Florence St. , FICTION Cowie—The (Christian calendar may come up after the budget has emerging in the hemisphere is again to Semetic, but also he is not very bright. Manchester George Harlequin’s Swiss ,COUNTRY revenue by 8200 million which means lives and who weep if a sparrow fall, but court the absurd. Asimov — The best of Isaac Gilbert — Churchill: a banking firm. But Basil If this is the intelligence being applied to Asimov been finalized for the legislature to who cheer the event of a “moderate” Two such events would have been photographic portrait Yanko fails to recognize that ^254 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER a lot of pruning decisions lie ahead if terrorist leader joining the club. I suspect our military strategy at the top position, • ■ T > T r ■ Ballard — Concrete Island Herriot — All things bright and consider. enough for the sad, mad hilarity of a I 1 ) Harlequin is a clown in name that for them Arafat’s “moderation” veils then God help America. Black — Oil beautiful Mrs. Grasso is to keep her pledge of week’s news. But to insure full measure 4 > i 7 I • 10 only. The suspense lies in We commend her for her action II u u 14 u u i; Bocca — Nadine Lach — The hows and whyr of Merchants In Early American Furniture OFT having the state live within the u II 20 n a 23 24 whether in casting out the a a 22 a a 10 'Caldwell — Glory and the light- French cooking because even though the preliminary ALMANAC devils Harlequin himself will Reproductions current sources of tax revenue. .ning Laing — The American be possessed. The author has Clocks • Lamps • Fireplace Furnishings and budget may contain requests which (tookson — Our John Willie Heritage History of seafaring To set the mood for such pruning, given us a sermon on man’s Nautical Paraphernalia are inflated, we know that when it Erhlich — The reincarnation of America By United Pres* International inner strength in a world she announced her intention not to . Peter Proud McCracken — The Frank gets down to the nitty-gritty a lot of Today is Thursday, Nov. 21, the 325th tripping out on technology. accept the 87,000 pay increase due to day of 1974, with 40 to follow. ■ Graves - The platinum bullet Tenney Johnson book hard decisions will have to be made as Harris — The conjurers go into effect for the governorship The moon is in its first quarter. Mllland — Wide-eyed in OPEN TUES. THRU SUNDAY • THURS., FRI. TILL 9 • SUNDAY 12 - 5 the demand of one special interest The morning stars are Mercury, Mars „ Herron—The bird in last year’s Babylon next January. She is to be commended A Joyous Farewell To Neanderthal Man and Saturn. nest Mindszenty — Memoirs FOR YOUR REFRESHMENTS - CIDER, DOUGHNUTS AND APPLES group is weighed against another. All People Are Famous, by Jones — Twilight of the day Mosedale — The greatest of all for setting an example to others in The evening stars are Venus and Harold Clurman. (Harcourt, We hope her rejection of the pay WASHINGTON — As the old order During eight years in the House of Jupiter. ' Roueche — Feral Mosley — The Reich Marshal Large Selection state government. changeth again in this fickle city, a fair ..Thus unrecognized, it might be said that Brace, $8,95) Clurm an not Representatives, the Hon. John has ac­ , Rutherford — Kick start Mostert — Supership raise is but the first of many actions man would have to say some of the lOO^xld the Hon. John has railed against the evils Those born on this date are under tee only knew most of the elite of We suspect too that her intention is cum ulate few friends. Even those who sign of Scorpio. Stubbs — The painted face Ryan — A bridge too far Early American departing members of Congress are going of brotherhood in a kind of vacuum. If he the theatrical world for toward holding down the cost of state agree with his positions and philosophies ^Thompson — Good-bye and Scott — Muscle and blood; tee RAROMETERS not solely motivated by self denial. If to be missed. On the other hand some of ted brains or supprt he’d be dangerous, as William Beaumont, pioneer American several decades but he was government, at least until the shy away from the identification for fear army surgeon, was born Nov. 21, 1785. amen massive hidden agony of in­ and the election proved anything it was them are just going to be going. Included t o peers say it. As it is, when he takes the intimately involved with PiNE CLOCKS of guilt by association. It’s not just that On this day in history; WqrboyS — The lion of Delos dustrial slaughter in America economy begins showing marked im­ in this latter lot, in fact leading it, is the House floor for more tedium, fellow many in his several roles as that Mrs. Grasso is a very astute the Hon. John is according to the Almanac In 1877, Thomas Eldison announced tee Batteiy Operatetl Hon. John R. Rarick of Louisiana; not a members sigh, shake his heads or simolv Skinner — About behaviorism theater critic, director and THEROMETERS provement. of American Politics "the most rabid Ignore the point in time. invention of what he called “The Talking ’ NON-nCTION Temko — Paper: folded, cut, HARRIS & MALLOW tear save his own will be shed over the producer. He writes about right winger” in Washington, nor is his Machine” (phonograph). Baker — Exclusive; the inside sculpted fellow’s forced exit. p e loneliness has not daunted the Hon such figures as Clifford Odets SCHOOLHOUSE WALL CLOCKS place as a political leper entirely the In 1925, Harold “Red” Grange played , story of Patricia Hearst Family Circle (periodical) $ A 9 S phn. He says tee “wars of persecution in and Tyrone Guthrie with a result of his racism and anti-semltism; mpport of Constitution government ms last football game for the University of ( Bechtel — House plant iden­ Family Circle’s great desserts up rich appreciation for their *3 4 ** fair numbers of his fellows share these becomes badges of honor and respect,” a tifier Spinning Wheel (periodical) ™l^l® tefore joining tee pro Chicago talents and a sadness for traits — but none so glories in their public thought which has sustained him. Thus Benetar — Admissions; notes Spinning Wheel’s Collectible GREAT CHRISTMAS GIFTS OTHER W All CLOCKS their failures. This is a mar- expression or so openly abuses public sen­ even though he was defeated this year in In 1938, Nazi forces occupied the , from a woman psychiatrist glass sibilities as does he. velour memoir, full of in­ his primary bid for re-election, he has western regions of Czechoslovakia and ^Budd —'Sailing boats of the Spinning Wheel (periodical) iron. 1 6 ** Two years ago, as example, during tw isty the loss into heroics. He claims he world Spinning Wheel’s Antiques for sights and acute observa­ declared all persons in those areas I3er- tions. hearings concerning the District of was done in by a black blockade and scan­ man citizens. In 1963, President John F. Cosell — Like it is men Meaningless Columbia, the Hon. John stunned the dalous union money. "It’s time to pray Kennedy was greeted by cheering crowds proceedings by calling predominantly over what has happened,” he says. And to San Antonio, Houston and Fort Worth, black Washington a “rat infested 2 with no regard for tact, fair play or good WASHING’rON — That was a curious T®x., with no portents of tee tragedy to the industry, and the FCC was established stinkhole,” and suggesting that many of grace the Hon. John has inserted HAND STENCILED D n P l f E D C S O O ^tenoent made by a man who Is supposed . Television hosts and others on kids’ befall him the following day in Dallas. to represent the owners through r^ula- the Negro residents should be relocated in to be a public servant. Addressing himself shows were not ORDERED to stop serv­ speeches and news articles to ^£e\^ine S' JSte v im Go.f SJne. SUGARBUSH n U v I V C I l O tlon of the industry. Wiley was saying in some sparsely populated Western state. this e f f ^ into tee Congressional Record. Reg. $149.00 to chUdren’s television. Federal Com­ ing as salesmen for their sponsors’ effect that what the people say, through Such was the resulting outrage that even a The Record, by tee way, has been tee munications Commission Chairman products. Instead, the FCC murmured Lebanon Avo. their appointed representatives, has no fellow Louisiana Democrat, Pat Caffery, w n . John s weapon throughout t o office, lUanrljrBter Colchester, MAPLE D n P l f C D C Richard E. Wiley delivered himself of the ttet host-selling...should be avoided.” I felt it necessary to censure the remarks on B 3 7 - 2 3 7 8 Conn. following; authority, that the FCC is powerless to in­ hope I’m still around to witness the first p e Anti-Defamation League of B’nal BOSTON n u u lic n o fluence broadcasters. the floor of the House. B r te once strongly questioned the right "What the government says isn’t going example of such avoidance. Usually, however, no one bothers to cen­ Ettrning HrralJi to impnive children's television anyway; That, indeed, is the gist of the FCC’s In short, the 37-page report and "policy of tee Congressman to use a taxpayer- sure the Hon. John. As one Southerner supported organ for furthering "blatant POUNDED OCT. 1, IN I it s what the broadcasters do that report, which simply expressed the hope statement” rejected all the demands for HEAVY NORTHERN PINE DINING ROOM SUITE points out, "You only argue with a guy if white racism and anU-semitism.” But tee MMchliltat** **'' •’“bllshsd (vary matters.” that TV’s tycoons would be good boys and reform made by the Boston-based Action Your Factory Outlet for Saving on Coata ft Sportawaar you think he s redeemable. ” Few thliA the right exists, so the Hon. John has con- Wilqr was responding to a charge by girls. for Children’s Television. ACT had sought Country Style COBBLER Hon. John is. Fewer care. He came to tiiiued to publish t o views of Jews as P eg^ Charren, co-founder of Action for TV stations were not told to improve rules that would ban all commercials from Washington with the reputation of having (^Wren’s Television, that FCC was guilty kite’ shows, require stations to broadcast international mone]^ changers” and their programming. They were asked to ties with the Ku Klux Klan and he a^ blaclu as a threat to "a culture that has DROP FRONT BENCH of a "cop-out” in voting unanimously ‘make a meaningful effort” to provide “a 14 hours por week of chlldron's program- nounced on arriving that his nuin task 20”x44”x21" •fwnrt Mttlng any rules governing the mlng aimed at various age groups, only been preserved through tee diligence BURL L. LYONS. PUBLISHER rewnable amount of programming which would be the preservation of the white and hard work of.,.the white population ” DESK Available In light or dark qu^ty of kids’ TV shows and the commer­ is dMigned to educate and Inform — and eliminate all mention of brand names culture. "A lot of us thought he’d change,” SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES COAT SALE DO doubt the Record will continue to 18"x34"x42" flnishad pint cials therein. Instead- after a study that not simply to entertain” our moppets. Ob­ from children’s shows, and all so-called says a black Congressman, “but we were PAYABLE IN ADVANCE “host-selling.” reflect the Hon. Jten’s view to tee end took alnaost four y ea r s- the FCC praised viously, the industry will be the sole judge wrong. He’s still the most open racist I SlSJl.'LCopy...... 15« SMonlh*...... $e.7S the TV industry for attempts at self- The consolation in this is that tee end is of the meaningfulness of such efforts. Instead the report was at its most know. He called Martin Lqiher King a e Months...... $1880 regulation of children's progranu and *“’*’*• only te ONE Monlh .... |3,J8 , On, Ysir...... tse.QO T^e FCC admitted that "overcommer­ mealymouthed in contending that “It is friend of Communists and Bayard Rustin a ‘1*0 ®nd of tee Hon. John but of his abuu as merely recommended further im­ sexual pervert. Personally, I don’t cen­ Mill RsIm Upon Rsqusst provements. cialization” now exists in some children’s vdse to avoid detailed government super­ sure him because that would be a form of 20% OFF! OUR LOW FACTORY PRICES M 98 progranuning. Quite a discovery. But then vision of programming whenever If the commission s report was not a cop- Voltaire uid; neither it nor they have a possible,” and warned only that “further recognition.” place in Congress. Ht s KI bSnl;; T w SAVE ON ft SELECTED OROUF OF COftTS FUR cOftTS. FftKE FURS, Special Group out it was virtually meaningless. And the co ^ lsslo n went on to commend the Large Selection of,,, recently adopted National Association of action may be required” if self-regulation Wiley’s statement in defense of the F(X!’s Broadcasters (NAB) ndlng limiting com­ proves inadequate. Audit Bureau ol Clroulaiion. SHIP MODELS virtual surrender to the TV industry can Coma In Earfy far Oast Salactlan mercials on kids’ shows to nine minutes TO D AY’S T H Q U f S H T TABUtXMPS Peggy Charren has charged that the Tht Mtnchsiitr FIQUREHEAD8 only be described as an abdicaUon of the sdvsfilsing P o l e ’s rights. M seconds per hour on w e^ n d s and FCC has told the Industry; "We don’t care Publishing Co. Storft Hours: Mon.-FrI. 9-4:30 ^ J “ ralnutes per hour on wedulays — by PLAQUES, LAMPS government of which Wiley qwke is if you do anything more to improve” ■ssumss no iinsncisl » •*'* P'tor to Alto Open Sunday 0-4:30 The 1976. That nine minutes and 80 seconds I believe that man will not merely en­ publlosiion. WOOOCARVINQ8 or is sqppoeed to be, the people. The air- children’s programming. I mildly dis­ •acrifice and endurance. -W illiam rtsponsibilliy lor Dssdiln* lor HsrsM Choice of 42” round table with 212” laavaa, 4 mataa ohaira and limit, incidentally, Is the same level of dure; be will prevail. He is Immortal, not ■ypogrsphlosl srrors agree with her. The FCC may indeed care Faulkner sppssring in sdvsr- cissslllsd sdvsrtlsing: 16« 39” 48” hutch or 80”x36” traatio table with 2 benohaa and 42” hutoh HARPOONS advertising now permitted by NAB’s code because he alone among creatures has an Join The Crowd and Savel Rag. to $69.95 QM# ABC or any otter segment of about kids’ shows. It’s just too gutless to lubmitted by llssmsnls snd olhtr <2 noon prior lo dsvM on prime-time television. inexhaustible voice, but because he has a 2J«lln8 msiisr In Th* publlosiion; 12 noon Included are Driftwood, Nautical with 6 drawers. Natural wood tops with apeclal plastic coating In BAROMETERS do anything about them. Rev. J. Stanton Conover Jfidsy lor pubUosUon soul, a spirit capable of compassion and Msn^hsslsr Evsning Bsiurdsy snd Mon- AMPLE FREE PftRKINB flwaiianio and Ginger Jar Lamps. dark and honaytona pine. Reg, SHIP'S WHEELS Bolton Congregational Church dsy. $899.08 *749 PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 21, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERAI^M ajTchejtorj^nn,, Thurs., Nov. 21, 1974 - PAGE SEVEN Th « MACC Season Sharing Fund Muffler Th a t’s Juvenile Diabetes Lecture Topic------f Guaranteed for Dr. Stuart J. Soeldner, a physician sored by the Greater Hartford Chapter affects more than five million people The MACC Seasonal Sharing 'the Salvation Army and the received a week or more before to the MACC Sharing Fund, Box ABOUT TOWN as long as you engaged in nationally recognized toward creating an implanted artificial the holiday. of the National Juvenile Diabetes across the country, according to the pancreas. The pancreas is that organ Appeal this year is being spon­ Manchester Department of 773, Manchester. Non- diabetes research, will discuss "Cures Foundation. Mrs. Emil Lucek of the own the car... diabetes foundation. which produces insulin in the normal sored by the Manchester Area Social Services. perishable food and gift items A setback card game will be for Diabetes - Hope for the Future" at 85 East CentBT St. YWCA has sent letters to all The Prayer Group of St. Juvenile diabetes is the more severe Dr. Soeldner is developing an im­ individual and which is faulty in the Conference of Churches, Salva­ may be left at the Salvation played Friday at 7:30 p.m. in a public lecture Dec. 4 at 8 p.m. in the form of the disease, and Juvenile at Summit St. The Department of Social Manchester service Mary’s Episcopal Church will planted "glucose sensor" which is a body of the diabetic. tion Army, YWCA, Manchester Army Citadel, 661 Main St. Cronin Hall of Mayfair auditorium of the I^ tfo rd County diabetics include adults as well as Services will continue to accept organizations and churches in meet tonight at 8 at 31 E. Mid­ 875-2517 dime-shaped disc which reacts to Anyone interested in obtaining more Department of Social Services Gardens. All Mayfair residents Medical Association, 230 Scarborouah financial contributions made an effort to coordinate holiday Those wishing to contribute dle Tpke. children who are dependent on daily in­ changing sugar levels in the body by information about the Greater Hart­ WEEKEND CASH and CARRY SPECIALI and the Manchester Public are invited. St., Hartford. x jections of insulin. Health Nursing Association. directly to its Holiday Fund as giving to eliminate duplication to the appeal or help wih the Dr. Soeldner is associate director of generating small electric currents. ford Chapter of the Juvenile Diabetes it has in the past. The depart­ and to aid as many disadvan­ collection may call the Emanuel Lutheran Church This form of diabetes is called This device will monitor blood sugar Foundation, or becoming a member Funds and food collected by A Bible study is scheduled for research at the Joslin Diabetes Foun­ (■ td rtttttlO ftS l>unrh^l.*89 ment can most effectively dis­ taged families as possible. Manchester Area Conference of will have a communications lab OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHO^ "juvenile diabetes" because it usually levels in the body and is the first step may contact the office at 999 Asylum the appeal will be distributed to tonight at 7:30 at the United dation in Boston. His speech is spon- begins during childhood. Diabetes now Manchester families through tribute these funds if they are Checks may be made payable Churches office, 649-2093. tonight at 7:30 in the church R O U TE 83 rockWlle Ave. in Hartford, or phone 247-7816. OPEN 'III 9 P.M. THURS., PRI.-NlTESI Pentecostal Church. reception room. 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; * i t .4^! PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 21, 1974 M g H j g g EVEJjLNG h e r a l d . C M ., n m . . N ... ,1. m . - P . n . M .,., POPULAR RERUN HOLLYWOOD (UPD -The W O Variety Show To Benefit Cancer Research long defunct “Beverly 1 Become Life Scouts At Hebron Court Of Honor U K MLL-JOYCE ROWER SHOP Hillbillies” situation comedy Nnncy Foole HeralCi were advanced to the rank of striving to earn the next rank preaented a Bronze Palm for A group of Vernon and Midgets,” a comedy act; series currently is enjoying At a recent Court of Awards Steve Hovey, an instructor for course he conducted during a WEEKEND 8PECIAU Atu.i Profile Life Scout by Scoutmaster advancement, the Eagle award. earning five merit badgea In ad­ Manchester area residents will dancer Jill Coleman; and a reruns in 83 cities through held by Boy Scouts ’Troop 28 the troop, presented skill recent troop meeting. Joseph Kearns. ’This makes six Mike Silver, recipient of the dition to the 24 required for the participate in a variety show group of senior citizens from Viacom Inc. David Shaw and Ralph aark awards. Life Scouts in the troop. All are Eagle award In June, was Eagle rank. Dec. 12 at 7:30 p.m. at the Ver­ Manchester. Dlan Kearns, chairman of the C arnations David Clark and Teddy Vik Other awards given at the non Center Middle School. ’The Whitmore emphasized that Reusable Postage Stamp? troop committee for the 74-75 were made Second Claaa Scouta event were: mile swim award, scouting year, introduced com­ show will be dedicated to Mra. the show will be a "family cancellation machines. BERNARD A. LOZIER, Ford, wife of President Ford, TWIN FALLS, Idaho (U P I)- during the ceremoniea. Kip den chief certificates, warrant mittee members. Mrs. Kearns, type” one and encourages peo­ ’The U.S. Postal Service has Employes of the Times-News INC. office certificates and patches, * 1 . 8 9 * . and proceeds will go to cancer ple to bring their children. Perkina received hla Tender­ the first woman in ’Troop 28 to selected the Twin Falls area to found, however, they could 22 REGENT ST. foot badge. patrol leader and assistant be elected chairman, was research. Whitmore said volunteers are remove the supposedly non- Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Whit­ test a special precanceled, self­ John Klar and Mike Ring patrol leader patches, and 50 presented a pair of bookends by (Cash and Carry) needed to sell tickets and adhering, no-llck Christmas reusable stamps from Callinfi R»p»ln more of Ellington are were preaented their Scout mile a foot afloat awards. committee members in suggested that youth groups or stamp. envelopes and reaffix them to A RepfacemMls fLOwens ami ARSAHQSMSNTS fOR SVSRY OCCASION, . , organizing the show and Whit­ badgea and a troop neckerchief. recognition of her five years of senior citizens might help in The test model stamp, depic­ another envelope. Special guest Romeo more will be master of this area. Quality Carpantry Wo H l Eighty merit badges, moat of perfect attendance at com- 36 OAK ST., MANCHESTER Tel. 649-0791 or 649-1443 ting the peace dove, peels off One tester, using patience Richards, a National Rifle ceremonies. Mrs. Whitmore Tickets are |2 for adults and PM oa •Addmua them earned at summer camp tnittee meetings. waxed paper and adheres and steady fingers, separated Association safety instructor, will participate in the show $1.25 for children 10 and under A IlMROdsNRIP were presented to the Boy directly to an envelope. the stamp from envelopes and Area Profile presented 25 NRA safe hunter Special Events Chairman Dot with the “Country Gospel and for senior citizens. In Scouts by Institute Represen­ Because the stamp is printed reaffixed them on other Ft— Cutlmat— certificates and patches to the Ring served refreshments Singers.” Manchester many of the senior tative John Ring and ’Troop with a precanceled notation, it envelopes 100 times. ’The stamp scouts and adult leaders who following the awards presenta­ Dedicating the show to Mrs. citizens will be selling them. Phono 646-4464 Treasurer Kenneth Porter. does not have to go through showed no sign of wearing out. completed the three-hour tion. Read Herald Ads Ford who recently underwent Anyone wishing to purchase a cancer surgery, has been ap­ ticket in the Vernon area should proved by Washington. call Whitmore at 872-2238 or Among the other groups par­ write "Cancer,” Rockville, ticipating will be, ‘"The Lucky Conn. Checks can be made out Music Teaching Plan Look and His Renegades,” a to “Cancer.” 728 E. Middle Turnpike country band which now plays Whitmore said he hopes to witn any S S lo O ^o ? regularly at the Bolton Lake collect at least $2,000 to tun’ Devised For Schools lurchase, receive FREE Lounge. over to cancer research. ’The D0N7 GET STUCK Others to participate are: show is not connected with the lie Burger King coupon ‘”rhe Mlssionaires,” a gospel regular cancer fund drive HEBRON ’These teachers would have trio; The Betty Turner which comes in April. with high prices on winter tiresi borne by the school or the Dancers: “The Whistling Nancy Foole the following duties: program­ students. , Members of the Hebron ming; classroom music instruc­ Board of Education received an tion, K-6, recorder lessons for All students should be tested elementary school music all students Grades 3-4, planning for their instrumental aptitude in Grade 3 and lessons should be A proposal for the towns of periods during the day to meet onw MON. UD TUtI FRYlFr LEGION FasterWork AskedI Hebron, Marlborough and An­ with teachers to implement offered for all interested Supi^r markets I AJ4. to 0 r J4. students In Grades 4-6 during^ dover at their meeting curricular integration of music 8 WIO. TWIU lAT. FRENCH FNESI the school day. ■ Ul. la 10 P.M. Jh4i m poa | M for eee e ^N el our fiw th ■ , , WINTER RETREADS TTiursday night. The proposal with the other areas of study; fiyta iMion litech <1 ,# ^ membtr , ! a On Tennis Courts was prepared by the in­ and elective offerings including It is also suggested that there peichASM I chorus, band for Grades 4-6 and be a program developed in the SK.’rsMSra:: BOLTON Robinson began work on the tradistrict music committee. W a N o a o n # Th» Mght To UmH OuonUUoi Lm M I C«Cm per laaMy . instrumental lessons for in­ elementary schools in coopera- 0t«< Eipirei WHIM Donna Holland courts in September. ’The committee recommend­ terested students Grades 4-6. umcHuna. com Townspeople approved at a ed that, in accordance with the tiop with the RHAM High ALL OUR BEEF Correspondent ’The purchase of instruments DOUBLE SI^H 6REEN town meeting earlier the sum of sUte guidelines, the Hebron School music department. 646-0375 should be the responsibility of Members of the Board of STAMPS SATURDAY ^ IS USDA CHOICE At its last meeting the Public $40,000 for construction of the Elementary School provide one "Tha Finest Sold Anywhare" the individual students. ’The Education will study the Building Commission moved to courts. ’The amount would be 50 music teacher five days per 7 - 10 F.M. Board of Education would proposal and will consider the send a letter to Robinson, Inc., per cent reimburseable. week and that the Gilead Hill decide whether the cost of implementation of the program •COUPON’ tennis courts contractor, saying Edward Delsignore, member School provide the same staf­ recorders (about $2) would at budget time in February. the work is progressing of the PBC, was directed to per­ fing. noticeably slow and the PBC sonally contact Robinson to see 100 EXTRA does not feel recent rainfalls if it was feasible to apply the KEYS S&H STAMPS are entirely to blame. The asphalt now or did the contrac­ letter would request another tor feel it should wait until WITH ANY truck to expedite the gravel spring to put on the finish coats. ■S. Grade A supply being brought in. Zone Change Request 18-22 lb. It would also point out the 18-22 lb. Average larger size rocks in evidence at TURKEY the site are not acceptable and PAWNING JEWELRY FOR AS Arp iraiM. should be removed. ’The PBC NEW YORK (UPI) - More n«»3asio4K PURCHASED low AS pwUranUmourf also requested a work schedule Americans are pawning their Ui etpeiMl mkJ t Draws Heavy Opposition Country Stylo (Rib End) ^IConfer Cuf from Robinson. jewelry to fight skyrocketing rvcapfwbit Utm.

------" I I I I inflation, reports The Na­ Raymond Allen, superinten­ tkMia. 14* dent of schools, pointed out tional Enquirer in a nation­ *1 • IhfwAaS. Btockiidb. l4*«aA IV BOLTON able to handle increased traffic. The arrow of light, the Making beautiful music together are “The Oldtimers,” a group of Manchester Senior Plw 371 to 006 par ura Donna Holland ’The residents present at the those complaints to the PBC. wide survey. FOR mL Ux vxp. aad FUM4astoM6p«Un highest award in cub scouting, Citizens who will be performing in a cancer benefit show Dec. 12 at 7:30 at the Vernon Allen also said that upon com­ A pawnbroker in Trenton, I 1 rtca^pabk Um. FOR Correspondent bearing were strongly opposed was presented Robert Hamp- SPARE RIBS .8 9 1 p(M chops! 1 Center Middle School. They are, from left, Helen Bumford and Emmett Farrell (har­ SracEppoUtUn*. to the erection of a radio tower, pletion of 25 per cent .of the N.J., says “I haven’t seen any­ WHITEWALLS ADD 11.50 PER TIRE 6464)375 son, Norman Harpln, Thomas monicas), Henry Cormier, (Jews Harp), Jim Brand, (banjo), and Bernadette Noel, feeling it would produce in­ work he must send in forms to thing like it since the Depres­ About 15 residents and Marshall', John Smith, Scott U.8.D.A. CHOICE USDA CHOICE (piano.)(Herald photo by Dunn.) the state in order for the town sion.” Another pawnbroker in property owners attended a terference with radios and Minicucci, Dave Jones, Cary U.8.0JL CHOICE SMV K im televisions and would be un­ BONELESS EOUED FIRST CUT I to get grant money for con­ Detroit reports the situation H 9 B ICE GRIP 8T008 bearing Tuesday to express op­ Cyr, Mike Ferguson and Jimmy CALIF. SEMI-BONELESS struction of the courts. is so desperate that “workers afltetteBceplirfierBprohOtedbylaw position to a request for an sightly. ' Wilson. Robinson, Inc. of Yalesville are hocking the tools that extension of a zone and a A letter was received from Webelos colors, for boys CHUCK PORK was the low bidder for con­ they need to make a living.” special exception to the zoning Motorola Communications and entering Webelos, were CHUCK CHUCK Rockville Hospital to Get struction of four tennis courts The survey indicates that pegulations by Anthony Bot- Electronics saying the type of presented to Adam Matrick, at Bolton High School with a bid the pawnbroking business is thieQo on prcqieriy owned on system it would install does not Mark Pellerin, Chris ROAST ROAST BROWN TIRE SHOPi interfere with radios or STEAK of $39,194. In its bid Robinson up 25 to 100 p e r ce n t Villa 'Louise Rd. The Zoning Delsignore, David Murdock, ROAST Unit for Renal Dialysis said the courts would be com­ throughout the country in the Mon-FrI. 7 AM to 9 PM, Sat. 8 AM to 4 PM, Sun. 9 AM to 1 PM Commission went into televisions in the area. Clark Dixon, Ricky Highter, pleted 60 days after commence­ past four to 12 months. executive session and now bad A letter was received from John Sheetz, ’Travis Cassels, ment. 333 Msin st. 646-3444 Monchostor 65 days in which to reach a deci­ John Hutchinson, chairman of Charles Ferguson, Edward An- the regional planning conunis- ■ Rockville General Hospital DiMeola of Ellington, a sion. saldi, Charles Anderson and c equipment and overhead. BotUcello plans to expand his sion of the Capitol Region Coun­ has been given approval by the nephrologist. The renal dialysis unit is Billy DeSteph. state Commission On Hospitals parking lot, possibly expand his cil of Governments, saying the Webelos awards were Dr. DiMeola asked Rockville usually used by a patient two or proposed zone change and and Health Care to become the Hospital officials about taking business (Vito’s Restaurant) presented to Mike Ferguson three times a week, for six or special exception requested are Northeast Regional treatment over the unit as doctors who and erect a radio tower. and Norman Harpln. ’Thomas seven hours each time. It cir­ clearly not consistent with the center for kidney disease. staffed it at Stafford have since 4 YEAR All residents present at the Marshall received the artist culates the patient’ blood 4 YEAR regional use plan. ’The letter ; The center will open as soon YEAR h e a ^ g objected to the zone and forester awards and Dave left, making it impossible to through a purifier and then change because they feel it is a went on to say, “however, the jas a renal dialysis unit is continue its operation. sends it back into the body. G U A R A N T E E Jones received the artist U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS - PERSONAL SERVICE - S&H GREEN STAMPS G U A R A N T E E rural area and not condusive to town of Glastonbury does not 'transferred here sometime Robert C. Boardman, Boardman said a patient who G U A R A N T E E 4 award. he upansion of business. anticipate any coqflict with the : next month. The transfer must Rockville Hospital ad­ requires the dialysis usually 100% SHOP LABOR Cub Scouts were presented ratthew Moriarty, proposed zone change and no _ have the approval of the federal ministrator, said the cost of es­ needs a kidney transplant or is ALL YOU PAY IS A NOMINAL TRIP CHARGL awards as follows: Tony Piano, SCHWEPPES OR 10 0 % P A R TS 100% PICTURE TUBE Manchester resident who owns further action will be taken un­ CEMPEELLS . Department of Health, Educa­ tablishing the unit in the dependent on the equipment gold, one silver on bear; Mark PETER PAN AFTER THE FIRST 90 DAYS 130 acres of land south of Bot- less specifically requested by omws tion, and Welfare and it is hospital’s operating suite would forever. He said no kidney Maneggia, two silver on wolf; expected this will be routine. ticello, said he was opposed local officials or represen­ be about |19,000 and operational transplant operations are Jeffrey Wilson, one silver on PEPSI ; The dialysis unit is presently because the erection of a radio tatives of the regional planning TOMATO PEANUT costs would run about |119,000 plann^ for Rockville Hospital. wolf; Jeffrey Peterson, one DIAMOND ; at Johnson Memorial Hospital annually. tower would depreciate land commission. silver on wolf; John Murphy, Three nurses trained to run C U R T I S M A T H E S Techno 3 color TV is so precise, so reliable, As far as is known no further ; in Stafford. It was brought The operating costs would in­ the unit, will transfer from the value and that wouldn’t be fair one silver on wolf, bear, gold, COUk there in July of 1973 under the to the adjacent neighbors. action was requested. SOUP BUTTER clude salaries for nurses, Stafford Hospital to Rockville. one silver on bear. 6-32 oz. Bottlec WALNUTS ; direction of Dr. Herbert physician's care, supplies. that we & CM can back it with the longest, most complete ’The Bolton Planning Com­ Cubs Get Awards Also Scott Greene, one silver Smooth or Crunchy mission did not submit a report At a recent Cub Scout Pack on wolf, bear, gold, two silver television warranty in the w orld-till 1978. No Doubletalk! to the Zoning Commission. 157 meeting the following boys on bear; Christopher Dobson, When no report is received were presented awards. bear, gold, one silver on bear. from planning, it does not mean Eden Heads 19" diagonol Color Portable it approves the change; it does i4 mean it has no objection to it. Bicentennial A letter was received from OFFI the Glastonbury Planning and Snap jggyjjjQ nbjjow Committee Zoning Commission saying it VERNON had no objection to the expan­ Vernon Councilman Donald N O W ONLY sion, but it hoped Bolton would Back at , Eden has agreed to undertake discourage any major facility TOP QUALITY — VARIETY SELECTION — LOW PRICES ; the reorganization of the Ver- SPECIAL due to Birch Mtn. Rd. being un- Winter’s • non Bicentennial Commission. 100% \‘‘fnaho$t Produca Sold"^ I Arthur Lyon Jr., resigned I recently as chairman of the commission. DIRECT Bite Lyon, who is president of the SOLID Police Fast, Historical Society, said the BANANAS POTATOES CHAMPION 4 $ duties of both were too much i c e FACTORY Teller Slow w ith . I I U.8. GRADE A . for one of his age. 16-oz. • Eden was asked by Mayor . NEW HAVEN (UPI) - A Ripe, Yellow NEW CROP Frank McCoy to take over STATE 3 9 9 patrolman answered a silent PURCHASE Lyon’s duties. He has sent out alarm at a bank so swiftly he 20 lbs. BREAD Loafs ‘ letters to various groups infor­ H l / i i/Si wai In the bank before the o v u e m . ming them there will be a alleged holdup men could flee, reorganizational meeting Mfuduick but the teller was too frightened CH0O$E s n o ^t h r o Thursday at 7:30 p.m. in the Ad­ to point them out. Two suspects FIOM THIEE ClEilllINfi Land 0’ Lak08 with ministration Building. were later arrested. N|DTH$... Patrolman Don Hott was in Eden said there has been CURTIS MATHES 3 r,24 ",a r: coupon previous indications of help name w w nr. 4 m MW. 4 m ntiw iw the vicinity of the Connecticut ENGINES FRIIM from some individuals and Savings Bank In a downtown 4H.P.T0IH.r. ELL FEUTURE... BUHER shopping mall Wednesday when organizations and he feels it is • 240*rotaUi« ! I " # # . highly desireable to enlist the he WM alerted and entered the 10 * diielMi|iclwli 95 OOfL tot . NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A NEW 1975 100% active support of as many bank after 10 a.m. • FswiptsdtlstMrd, facets of Uie community as When the alleged robbers saw rSHIH ONUHSTICKtR ITEMS possible. SOLID STATE COLOR TV. PRICES WERE NEVER Hott. they walxod out a rear • ^ukk'itattiniM^ > lakM*s cnoooietc PM |m Anyone having questions n i t empty-handed. Polce said KH-pmailMspmliM • apon Oocen Ipray Gan GooUill Imported prior to Thursday’s meeting LOWER — SELECTIONS WERE NEVER BFTTFR i tha teUor was frightened and • 18-ei. lag Garnetwn Miiiiiii | • 2 lbs. or More GhNuid Chuck told Hott the alarm was tripped Miki thii th4 j(Mr you snip should contact Eden at 527-5161 bickitNlnt4riblti«rlthi (days) or 644-9700 (nights.) accidentally.

member who would like to at­ Linda Gall Donohue and John Connecticut Region of tend the luncheon should con­ FROM YOUR Jensen Ferrell, both of Coven­ Hadassah will have its Myrtle T H E B A B Y Manchester area families are try, exchanged wedding vows Wreath Awards Luncheon for tact Mrs. Herman Lassow of 40 needed to entertain English- Autumn St. Manchester, life NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN Oct. 12 at St. Joseph’s Church in Life Members Monday at 11 IS N A M E D speaking European teachers as membership chairman. guests in their homes for a 10- By VIVIAN FERGUSON Eagleville. a.m. at the Waverly Inn, Cheshire. Transportation will be day period next summer, it was iHis cOTre n ^ ' The bride is the daughter of Those being given awards arranged. Renork, Marc Chriiiopher, son of Mark E. and Cheryl Peruc- announced today by the SEALTEST LIfiHT A LIVELY i/i gallon Thanksgiving Day is a Mr. and Mrs. John B. Donohue will be Rabbi Joseph H. clo I^enock of St. Petersburg, Fla. He was born Oct. 27 at American Host Program. traditional famiiy holiday for of Rt. 44A, Box 287, Coventry. Ehrenkrantz, spiritual leader of Bayfront Medical Center, St. Petersburg. His maternal grand­ According to J. Stuart Bev and Lee Burton. The dining The bridegroom is the son of Congregational Agudath parents are Paul Peruccio of 18 Franklin St. and Mrs. Muriel Perkins, board member of the room table will be opened to its Mr. and Mrs. Arthur S. Ferrell Sholom of Stamford; Mrs. Max ABOUT . Lyman of Plainvllle. His paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Host Program, who is president fullest extent to accommodate Sr. of Avery Shores, Coventry. N. Matzkin of Waterbury, _ Edward Renock of New Britain. of Volkswagen of America, KEMIK 14. The Rev. J. Bemad Miller of national president of H ada^h; TOWN • American Host is one of thq few The aroma of roasting turkey St. Mary’s Church in Coventry, and Dr. Irving Waltman of West non-governmental programs will fill the house at 155 Taylor officiate at the double-ring Hartford. designed to show the American Manchester Jaycee Wives Rpflliw'nf Carrier redeem at St., Vernon. Bev will have ceremony. The Myrtle Wreath award is way-of-life to foreign teachers stuffed the bird with her own given to persons who have will have a “Harvest Bake Jr a ," ., Sfir, s t by pairing them with American tigMand Park chestnut-sausage dressing. The bride, given in marriage made distinguished con­ Sale” featuring homemade families. HIGHLAND PARK Market ' off limit one There will be cranberry sauce by her father, wore a gown of tributions to society in the pies, cakes, breads and cookies, Now in its thirteenth year, (Good Thru30 Saturday, Novembet.23rd.) **"’'*^ and butternut squash and sata peau and im port^ Alen- fields of education, social ser­ Saturday from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. American Host has opened (( mashed potatoes. Instead of a con lace designed with fitted vices, health and the arts. at the Sear’s and Roebuck Store I Herbert L. and Kathleen O’Neill doors to better understanding salad, a pickled garden relish bodice. Bishop sleeves, man­ at Manchester Shopping for more than 5,500 European The Choicest Meat In T o i r w / ” Any Life Member of Uoyd of 101 South St., Rockville. He was bom Nov. 12 at made of the produce from the darin collar, full skirt with lace Parkade. Mrs. Gail Shaw and teachers who have passed on Hadassah or anyone who is in­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Burton’s own vegetable garden panel front extending to a full Mrs. Irene Romanelli are in their nqw understanding of 317 Highland Strast. Manchostsr ■ liiiiiiiiiil terested in becoming a life Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L. O’Neill of 641 Dart Hill Rd., Vernon. His will be served. chapel train. Her elbow-length charge of the sale. paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Lloyd of 62 Thrall America to their students, Lee's parents, Lewis and veil of silk illusion was edged Kd., Vernon. colleagues and friends. May we lake this Ruth Burton, will undoubtedly with matching lace and at­ Mrs. Perkins said that being bring along some of Lewis’ tached to a lace and seed pearl WEEKEND SPECIALI Pelletier, John Willard, son of Roger Y. and Cola McBreairty a “Host Family” is open to opportunity to homemade bread or rolls. Mrs. Camelot cap. She carried a Pelletier of 134 Orchard St., Ellington. He was bom Nov. 12 at anyone who has the desire to in­ CW PONTOFFEff Margaret Bollino, Bev’s cascade bouquet of yellow wnchester htemorial Hospital. His maternal grandparents are crease understanding and Wi IH I Hii widowed mother, and her sister sweetheart roses, white Mr. and ^ s . Francis McBreairty of Allagash, Maine. His pater­ friendship between Americans wish all of our 6(5UPON— Jean will come over from their miniature carnations and French Bouquet ^1.98 nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Pelletier of Caribou, and Europeans. Host Families scon REOUUR or SUPER 24 count home just down the street. baby’s breath. Rteine. He has two brothers, Henry, Jr., 12, and Mike, 11; and a are required to provide a Bev and Lee are well-known Miss Joan Donohue of sisier^ i,/ieori8, 9. private room, meals for their friends a very local dance instructors. Bever­ Willimantic, was her sister’s guest, the opportunity to meet ly opened her dance studio 17 maid of honor. She wore an Schubert, Kristin Elizabeth, daughter of Robert W. and Carol their friends, neighbors and 2 years ago. About the same orange ice crepe gown with CONFIDETS ^am M rlain ^hubert of 49 Joseph St. She was bom Nov. 13 at perhaps fellow teachers to see time, she met Lee at a party. Chantilly lace trim, fashioned R ochester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are places of interest in the area. Happy He immediately made ap­ with puckered bodice, scoop Mr. and Mrs. Norman Chamberlain of 52 Green Manor Rd Her Amercian Host arranges all save pointments for lessons although neckline with white collar and paternal grandparenU are Mr. and Mrs. Robert Schubert of 17 transportation. Host Families redeem at long full sleeves, all edged with he was already an ac­ All Events Photo Summer St. She has a sister, Kimberly Marie, 3. are asked to meet their guest I'hnnksgiving Kgidand Park 69« 7 0 ^ complished dancer. They’ve lace, high rise waist, column upon arrival in their area. Market limit one been dancing together ever skirt and self-belted back Mr.and Mrs. John J. Ferrell Lafontaine, Dorsey Ann, daughter of Richard L. and Inger Teachers and Host Families per family since. streamers. She wore a white (Good Thru Saturday, November 23rd.) East Ha Hensel Lafontaine of Willimantic. She was bom Nov. 13 at have an opportunity to cor- Lee and Bev combined forces ripple picture hat with p h o n e -^ respondend for at least a month J Stanley Ferrell of ^n ch ester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are about lyt years ago when Lee matching rows of satin employed as a mechanic at before meeting. Manchester was his brother’s 1122 Mr. Md Mrs. Heinz Hensel of Rt. 31, Coventry. Her paternal resigned from his position as a streamers and carried a New England Engine Co. in Arrangements for par­ best man. Ushers were Donald grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Louis Lafontaine of Chaplin. Her statistical analyst with Kaman colonial bouquet of yellow East Hartford. ticipating as a Host Families im iiiiiin m iiH iiiii Douville of Coventry and David great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Johannes Anderson of 12 Aircraft to teach dancing full sweetheart roses, white pom­ Hathaway Lane. can be made by writing to: The Donohue of Coventry, the time at the studio now called pons, yellow daisies, orange American Host Program Hotel the Beverly Bollino/Burton miniature carnations an baby’s bride’s brother. Rivard, David Andrew, son of Norman T. Jr. and Pamela Commodore, Suite 2100 New Dance Studio. For many years, breath. A reception was held at Byam Rivard of Virginia Lane, Tolland. He was bom Nov. 14 at York, N.Y. 10017 or call (212) the couple had taught ballroom Bridesmaids were Miss Can­ Fiano’s Restaurant in Bolton Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother is 683-6567 V.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! dancing in the evenings. Now, dace Clapp and Miss Laurie after which the couple left on a Lee is instructing some of the Rowland, both of Coventry. motor trip to Cape Cod, Mass. The rule of three. Mrs. Estelle Byam of East Hartford. His paternal grandparents The bride wore a light wool are Mr. and Mrs. Norman Rivard of 116 Columbus St. He has a All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! jazz, tap and acrobatic classes. They wore gowns similar to sister, Katie, 1. "Jazz is of enormous interest that worn by the honor atten­ pantsuit of deep maroon with HER engagement diamond matches her wedding ring. at the present time. It’s still a dant except in apricot. Their pick, maroon, and white print And HIS wedding ring USDA Choice fairly new form of the dance,’’ blouse. The couple will reside in Paciotii, Amy Jean, daughter of Alfred and Diane Corso Legionaires USDA Choice 1st Cut USDA Choice Center Cut (Herald photo by Pinto) hats had matching satin SEMI-BONELESS says Bev. “It’s the musical streamers and they carried Andover. Paciotti of 15D Cedar St. She was born Nov. 14 at Manchester Attend VFW matches HERS. Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. comedy type of thing which Mrs. Burton peels chestnuts for stuffing. bouquets similar to that carried Mrs. Ferrell is employed as a Convention young people like. However, by the honor attendant except secretary at the University of It’s a good rule. John Corso of East Hartford. Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. anyone desiring to become a without yellow roses. Connecticut. Mr. Ferrell is Theresa Paciotti of Throop, Pa. She has a brother, Alfred, 3. Members of the VFW Post CHUCK professional is very much lbs. sausage nqeat 1 jar (3 oz.) pitted green olives, 9 ------and Auxiliary attended the aware that their training must 3-4 stalks celery in ti-inch drained Biase, Tara Lynn, daughter of Mark A. and Mary J. Vessels Eastern States VFW Fall encompass many areas of pieces % cup wine vinegar Biase of 17 Heidi Dr., Vernon. She was bom Nov. 15 at Conference this weekend in ROAST study. Ballet is important. In Vt lb. butter or margarine 'li cup olive or salad oil Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Wilmington, Del. If using fresh ^estnuts, theater, you must do 2 tablespoons sugar Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Vessels of Ledyard. Her paternal grand­ Auxiliary members attending k £ver7^g/’______make a cross on outer flat side 1 teaspoon salt parents are Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Biase of 84 Henry St. She has a the conference are Mrs. We Give Old Fashion OCCl brother, CHiristopher, 2. Lb. of each chestnut with a sharp Lee said there has been a V4 teaspoon pepper MENUS Theresa Varney, department Butcher Service” IB. LB. tremendous re-interest in tap knife. Bake ip flat pan 15-20 In large skillet, combine in­ conductress; Mrs. Eugene dancing which had gone minutes at 375 degrees until gredients with V4 cup water. Tucci, Anne-Marie, daughter of Frank and Mary-Anne Rosalie Freeman, department patriotic somewhat out of style. “Tite skins begin to curl, tossing oc­ Bring to boil, stir occasionally. Tucci of 1()0C Sycamore Lane. She was born Nov. 16 at instructor; Mrs. Mary LeDuc, casionally. Remove sWn and — Elderly — USDA Choice revivals of the old shows Reduce heat. Simmer, covered, casserole, tossed salad, beef Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandmother is past national council member; 1st CUT USDA Choice USDA Choice requiring tap has had a great dark scale. Tnen boil chestnuts 3-4 minutes. Cool, then The following menus will be vegetable soup, roll, butter or Mrs. Anne Rosalie of 89D Sycamore Lane. Her paternal grand­ and Mrs. Muriel Grover, past USDA Choice deal to do with this. in water to cover about 30 refrigerate at least 24 hours. served Nov. 25-29 at Mayfair margarine, banana, cookie, parents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Tucci of Newington. president of the auxiliary. SHOULDER minutes or until soft. Put LONDON Choreographers were finding at Drain well to serve. Do not Gardens and West Hill Gardens coffee or milk. Eugene' Freeman CHUCK SHORT RIBS first that the dancers were not through ricer to puree. (This overcook or vegetables will get for all Manchester residents represented the Manchester ROAST following steps correctly. Since can be done ahead of time). mushy. over 60. Reservations are taken Post. ROAST BROIL O F B E E F most people had had a highly Saute sausage meat until in person only at the Gardens on ------School ' Rec Offers Scuba Class thoroughly cooked. Melt butter trained background only in­ Stuffed Breast of Veal Monday prior to the week of the or margarine in 2 cups water. M . 3 9 LB. ballet, they would be a half beat 1 veal breast (have butcher cut luncheons. Menu is subject to Cafeteria menus which will CAMERAS 5 9 < . 1 .3 9 LB. off.’’ Combine ingredients and mix be served in Manchester Public The Manchester Recreation Upon completion of this class LB. a pocket the entire length of change. Department will offer a Scuba FILM-BULBS There isn’t anything really thoroughly. Stuff cavity of Schools, Nov. 25-27 are as students will receive YMCA roast) Monday: Braised beef over Diving Class at Bennet Junior DISCOUNT PitlCESI new in dancing today. Social turkey and neck section. If any follows: certiflation. Cost for the class Vi lb. ground pork noodles, cole slaw, buttered High (East Side Rec). Pre­ dancing is definitely coming stuffing is left over, it can be Monday: Hamburg patty on a will be between 872-$91 depen­ lb. ground sweet prosciutto peas, roll, butter or margarine, registration is required. back, both agreed. “At one cooked in a casserole. Makes roll, potato chips, buttered ARTHUR DRUG or ham mixed fruit, cookie, coffee or The class will m eet on time, it was the people over 40 raough for a 20-lb bjrd. milk. green beans, milk, ice cream. ding upon the equipment par­ Cranberry Cookies yi lb. ground mortadella Tuesday: Italian shells, meat Tuesdays and Thursdays who were seeking lessons in sausage Tuesday: Turkey tetrazzini, ticipants already have. For Vt cup butter sauce, tossed salad, bread, between Nov. 26 and Jan. 14 balli’bom dancing. While this is 3 slices white bread, crusts buttered asparagus, buttered details contact the Rec Depart­ butter, milk, applesauce cake. JEWELERS-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1900 with open water dives in June. still true, there are many teen­ 1 cup sugar winter yellow squash, rye ment at 646-6010. Read removed, dipped in milk and Wednesday: Half-day — no Grocery Specials agers who want to learn the fox V* cup brown sugar bread, butter or margarine, squeezed dry lunch. 95S MAIN STREET IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER trot which they call the waltz as Dteaspoon vanilla peach crisp, coffee or milk. Herald Ads 1/3 cup milk Vi te a s ^ n finely minced gar­ Thursday: Thanksgiving Day. ALSO • HARTFORD • NEW BRITAIN • MIDDLETOWN PILISBUIIY All Varlelln Just Arrlvedl they customarily refer to lic (optional) Wednesday: Pot roast of beef 1 egg Friday: No school. almost all ‘slow’ dancing.’’ 4 tablespoons freshly chopped with gravy, baked sweet potato, FRESH, LIVE FROM MAINE 3 cups sifted all-purpose flour MIXES .1 7 -,,. s e * Besides running their studio, parsley buttered string beans, corn- 1 teaspoon baking powder AND KICKING the Burtons are frequently V4 teaspoon ground nutmeg bread, butter or margarine, K Vs teaspoon baking soda called upon to present an fruited jello with topping, Vt teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons freshly grated Mandarin ORANGES evening of dance demonstra­ Parmesan cheese coffee or milk. Recognize/This Barn? 3 / 8 9 « 1 cup mixed diced candied fruit tion, which sometimes includes 2 eggs, lightly beaten Thursday: Thanksgiving. a 20-minute dance lesson, to 1 tablespoon grated orange peel TABBY CAT FOOD S Varlaflas LOBSTERS dry red wine Friday: Tuna noodle 2Vt cups fresh cranberries, various clubs and chicken broth coarsely chopped TENDEBBITS organizations. They have been Mix together ground pork, WIN choreographers for many local Cream butter, sugar, and Counselor SLICED, WHOLE, STEMS & PIECES vanilla together. Beat in milk prosciutto, mortadella, soaked theatrical productions, in­ bread, parsley, garlic, nutmeg To Visit cluding the Little Theater of and egg. Mix and sift flour, MB.MUSHBOOM 4/*1 baking powder, baking soda and and lightly beaten eggs. Schools SWEET LIFE JUMBO Manchester and the former Co- Carefully fill pocket in roast &YAAATCHIN6/y\r Z -O ib n NUM &ER Weds Club of Center salt. Stir into creamed mixture; blend well. Stir in can­ with stuffing. Seal opening Tim Chipman, admissions NAPKINS ,„c»„.3e« Congregational Church, among either by sewing with needle counselor at American Inter­ others. died fruit, orange peel and REGULAB or INSTANT cranberries. For each cookie, and thread or with skewers. national (College in Springfield, Beverly shares her recipe for Mass., will be visiting the AND CA$H IN MD5r ANYWHERE mound two level tablespoons on Make sure any holes are closed RALSTON «ox39< cranberry cookies. They are not tightly. Place breast in roasting following schools in too sweet, can be kept for well-greased cookie sheet. Space about 2’’ apart. Bake at pan. Pour over about one cup Manchester: Dec. 5, 9:30 a.m.. weeks in a tin. Make them now East Catholic High School; 11 375 degrees 15-18 minutes. red wine and lt4-2 cups chiken YOU eurVCKBT^. Froxen Foods & Dairy Specials for both Thanksgiving and broth. a.m., Manchester High School; Christmas. Good for gift-giving Makes about 3V^ dozen. Keep IVe Hope You Do! for weeks in tins. Roast in 350 degree over 2-2 and 12:30 p.m., Manchester BANQUET too. Her stuffed breast of veal hours, basting occasionally Community College. llllllllllll Pickled Garden Relish is a gourmet specialty. Both with pan juices. When serving, Chipman will meet with SALISBURY or CHICKEN this and the turkey stuffing are ^ head cauliflower, cut into rills barn Is fresh Native Turkey headquarten flowerets cut slices thick enough so guidance officers and secon­ DINNERS her own adaptations of several dary school students who might .11.oa.49< 2 carrots pared, cut into 2’’ dressing remains intact. PERK STORE recipes. be interested in attending AIC Produce Chesinul-Sausage Stuffing strips "Still Fre»h for Roast Turkey 2 stalks celery, cut into 1” NRCHWOOD FARMS OF FARMNeTON, CONN. COFFEE CREAMER HOURS: irith the Dew!" pieces ,ie.ox.l9< 1 package (1 lb.) herb-seasoned ROMAN MEAT CRISP commercial stuffing 1 green pepper, cut into 2” PASCAL CIURY 2 lbs. fresh chestnuts or 2 large strips FRESH KILLED TURKEYS MEAT RAVIOLI OPEN cans (1 lb/14 oz.) chestnuts 1 jar (4 oz.) pimiento, drained, WAKEFIELD KING Mon.-Fri. 2 large onions, chopped cut in strips scented lamp ell CRARMEAT ..... 39* unquestlonebiy the finest ...... 6-ox. Till EMPEROR GRAPES • bliM • orange turkey svsitsbh In CHOCK FULL 0’ NUTS • red • green 9:00 the merketplece today. CAKE ...... 1-lb. Ik. yj^low lb. CARNATION P.D.Q. VILLOW ROUND we have supply, but SAT. and SUN. ONIONS euggeat yi SHRIMP ...16-01. ^ 3 e 3 9 bottle earlyl CHIFFON SOFT WHIPPED Till I Also: 3-lb.bag 3 3 ^ MARGARINE...... Choosf from i widt assortment of HOLIDAY BIRDS — ...... i-ib.S9^ 6:00 OOLOIN FRESH CAPONS, LARGE ROASTING CHICKENS SWEET POTATOES Health & Beauty Aids orYAMS|g, ' DUCKLING. GI18E, and FROZEN GRADE ‘A* COLGATE Social Are Good “ we have every TURKEYS... Thru Saturdayt little thing!" TOOTHRRUSHES 3/M DIAMOND IN SHILL November 23rd! WALNUTS Ge^aphic Sociaty CONNECTICUT^ NEW § 'Sehare a doUar*$ the mVoefe of moJnltreit i worth a doU arr ^200,000 LOTTERY Sowritmn manehesitor • 1 4 1 . 4 1 9 7

md '-J PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 21. 1974 M^CHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Thurs.. Nov. 21, 1974- PAGE THTRTir.gM OBITUARIES Layoff Seen By Aircraft NEWS htoneham Stays^ Bernard Zaborowaki THOUGHTS All-Time Track Great VERNON - Bernard J. CAPSULES o c Zaborowski, 53, of 8 Alpert Dr. there were no forseeable layoffs for next APLENTY To Fight it Out (Continued from Page One) died Tuesday at Hartford year. By LEN AU8TER Hospital after being stricken Probe Liner Crash while at work. He was the hus­ medical and pension benefits and a 5.5 per Kelley in Race Field band of Mrs. Helen Pender cent wage hike. Torell said since 1968, P&W has spent NAIROBI, Kenya (UPI) — West German officials launched an relatively less for defense each year than Zaborowski. Torell said in addition to inflationary investigation today into the “mysteries” behind the first fatal Hopping on the Bandwagon sity ruled the roost as I» his Giants can live in San Francisco at least a couple of in the previous year. He said 2.6 per cent By Earl Yost Mr. Zaborowski was born in costs of materials, excesssive compensa­ crash of the world’s biggest commercial airliner. America’s No.l g mor® years on their own and there will be no need for Thorndike, Mass., and had lived tion demands “could further weaken the of the gross national product was spent in A Lufthansa Boeing 747 with 157 persons aboard faltered th!Ii®ar®^ “ ‘®®Ii! "0 which sport, 1968 for military hardware compared to marathonei'. He took part in | fellow National Leape owners to pass the hat around. in Hartford before coming to employment situation.” seconds after takeoff Wednesday and plunged tail first into a witl th«f bee®'"® awociateti One week from today, both the 1956 and 1960 Olym- g 1.1 per cent this year. ‘be moment. East Catholic has a 5-4-1 history will be made in the the Vernon area 10 years ago. He said a number of companies in the in­ muddy field a mile from the end of the runway at Nairobi Inter­ pics. “ For two decades he a While the NL insists it will never give give up its He was an Army veteran of dustry have had to reduce their work national Airport. warfare and should add one more 38th edition of the Five Mile was honored with a place- S territorial rights in the Bay Area to the American Leape World War II. He had been forces and “there is a possibility we may However, Torell said P&W “should con­ A Lufthansa official said today 59 persons were confirmed dead r S k Thanksgiving Day over South Catholic. The Road Race in Manchester ment on the All-America even if it has to subsidize the Giants, Stoneham, a proud employed for 28 years as an un­ be faced with the same unpleasant tinue to be a growing company over the and 98 survived. Officials said the fate of one passenger was still when more than 600 runners 19 outings'^* gridiron in their last track and field squad. man who would never accept charity, insists he will vacate derwriter at Aetna Life and prospect.” long term, with increasing opportunity for unknown. men, women and children - jobs.” He said there was "no question of a Kelley cannnot be con- g for greener pastures if he can’t make it on his own Casualty Insurance Co., Hart­ The Machinists union has 16,500 ^ p o r ts now circulating in Eagieiand state that some answer the starter’s gun at ford, and was a past com­ members in its bargaining unit at P&W very large business potential for P&W in sidered a threat to win but g Wants Legal Lottery News upperclassmen, who have put on the pads previously, will 10:30. mander of its American Legion plants in East Hartford, Rocky Hill, the next 10 years, but “we face some real the Nutmegger can be g “I’m going to give it one more y ear< ^ then I’ll have to ‘®*^ ‘be squad. That is known as jumping on Post. Middletown and Southington. The com­ challanges.” WASHINGTON (UPI) — Attorney General William B. Saxbe The entry list soared over expected to finish in the top g start considering a move,” Stoneham Mid Wednesday on a Other survivors are a pany has a statewide total of 36,000 wants Congress to pass a law legalizing the publication and the bandwagon but it is also a situation almost every coach hurried visit home from Arizona: ’T ve had four offers would enjoy. You never know what might materialize. I the 600 mark yesterday and 25 and may even surprise by ^ brother, Casimir Zaborowski of employes, including the North Haven He said he saw “very little relief in the broadcast of state lottery numbers before it goes home in moving up a few notches in from eastern cities to move and some of the minority Springfield Mass.; and two plant which has a separate union bargaining December. ^ it could reach 700 by the very near term.” Torell said one way to 4 weekend. Entries post- the twilight of a great stockholders in the ciub have indicated they’d go along sisters, Mrs. James DiSanti of unit. fight back inflationary pressures “is to be Otherwise, he told a Senate judiciary subcommittee Numbers Do Hurt with a move if that’s what I want. Springfield and Mrs. Stanley Wednesday, the Justice Department might start enforcing P marked today will be career. Ostro claimed the company appeared to more productive. That, in our case, means Manchester High hal had a numbers problem all season Czlachetka of Chicopee, Mass. be in a strong financial position, with building our products by using less raw federal gambling laws and seeking injunctions against the 13 ^ accepted. No post entrants The race is sponsored by % state lotteries. long. Injuries have taken their toll and Tribe second-year The Giants feil out of the running in the NL West by ear­ The funeral is Saturday at profits at their highest level since 1968 and materials, and by finding ways to do the g will be accepted. There Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars 8:15 a.m. from the Burke- a backlog of orders totaling |3 billion and job with fewer people.” Olsen admits some of the replacements ig were 538 finishers last of Lebanon with all proceeds ly June this past season and wound up with a total atten­ should not be above the jayvee level of competition. They ... ■■■■ I dance of barely over 500,000. It was the lowest in the Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Bakers Protest S' November. entering the Muscular Prospect St., Rockville, with a have, however, been forced into service and won their Dystrophy Fund. There was majors during a year in which baseball enjoyed a banner Mass at St. Joseph's Church, HARTFORD (UPI) — More than 100 bakers Wednesday combat boots’ under extreme conditions. « Among the latest to join season. protested outside the state capital against the rising price of a dollar entry fee this year | Rockville, at 9. Burial will be in If everybody is healthy the Silk Towners can field ap­ the field is Little Johnny for the first time and this St. Mary’s Cemetery, Ayer, sugar. Organizer Milton Flamer of Meriden said the demonstra­ Most of the money from the early San Francisco glory proximately 45 players. That is the total makeup of the Kelley of the Boston A.A., money, too, will enter this S Mass., at 12:30 p.m. tion was aufied at “drawing attention to the problem, since years of the 1960s is gone but Stoneham picked up around varalty and jayvee group. That is just not enough. the all-time winningest worthy rive of the Cedars, g Friends may call at the Postal Station there’s not much the state government can do.” ^ miUion recently from a land development venture at funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 “The national government has got to do it,” Flamer said. The situation has been discussed before but it is not a harrier. The two-tiiye Also, all money collected g Closes ISov, 30 He said Connecticut bakers would testify in Washington next topic that can be brushed aside easily. Maybe it’s a reflec­ United States Olympian and Casa Grande, Ariz. That’s expected to keep the club afloat and Friday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 race day on a pass-the-hat g in San Francisco for at least two years. p.m. The Manchester Post Office week and propose p-ice subsidies for the raw sugar market. tion of today’s generation but too many students don’t ^ Hall of Famer has copped basis will help swell the ^ announces that Contract Station AREA want to get involved. And in too many cases they don’t I six Turkey Day classics Muscular Dystrophy fund,. ‘During that time we expect to improve on the field and No. 2 located in the Browse Killed in Crash want to work. It takes work and dedication to be successful g here. He was also second The starting and finishing | Around Shoppe at 313 Green Rd. POLICE REPORT and that’s what many today want to avoid. best four times. have a pennant winner,” Stoneham said. “There is nothing NORTH CASTLE, N.Y. (UPI) — A single-engine plane crashed line will be on the lower end g like a winner to bring out the fans. This is my goal and one will be discontinued on Nov. 30. It has been suggested that Manchester High is too big. It Wednesday night near the Connecticut border while making an Herald photo of Main Street in the vicinity g I will do everything humanly possible to achieve. I firmly Robert Gagosz, proprietor of is true that personal contact between students atid g Kelley thus joins defen- JOHNNY KELLEY instrument approach to Westchester County Airport, killing all of School Street. Race g believe winning and attendance go hand in hand, especially the Browse Around Shoppe and Police said Goldfarb lost con­ four persons aboard. teachers is not overwhelming. In some schools, teachers S ding champion Amby Bur- contractor to the Post Office, is MANCHESTER trol of his car on the wet headquarters will be at the fj in an area such as San Francisco where people have so Mrs. Gertrude Sullivan Kathleen K. Jendrewski of State police identified three of the victims as Norbert Smith, are on a first name basis with most if not all of the g foot, Ray Crothers, Charlie closing his store on that date. highway and struck a guard In 17 previous of runners who won national nearby East Side Rec on S may things to pick from.” M rs. Gertrude Tobin Shoddy Mill Rd., Andover was 51, of 1277 George St., Fairlawn, N.J.; John Owens, 33, of 560 Residents in the area are being rail. He was taken to students. How can anyone know all 2,100 plus at g Robbins and Charlie Dyson appearances here, Kelley, long distance cham­ School Street. Registration - g Sullivan, 66, of 5 Waddell Rd. charged with operating with un­ Riverside Drive, Manhattan; and William Maurer, 46, of 362 Air- referred to either the Main Of­ Manchester Memorial Hospital Manchester? as former winners in the now 43, has never finished picking up numbers - starts g If things don’t turn out the way Stoneham has en­ died this morning at safe tires in connection with the mount Ave., Ramsey, N.J. pionships. For eight straight fice at the Center or the Parcel where he was treated for a head How can Manchester get more for its football team? g field of the AAU-sanctioned farther back than 11th. visioned, then he will consider some of the offers he has Manchester Memorial investigation of a two-car acci­ years the little New London at 8:30 the morning of the g Post Station on Broad Street for injury and then released. Easy — by winning. But to do so the coaching staff is going :* run. Hospital. She was the widow of dent on 1-84 in Manchester this Kelley is one of a nuniber native out of Boston Univer- race. S been getting lately. The only thing that really bothers him the postal needs. Payments Improve T. (George Sullivan. morning. to need numbers to work with in the first place. It’s a i g about giving up in San Francisco is leaving the area to Mrs. Sullivan was born Nov. Police said a car driven by HARTFORD (UPI) — Hospital and drugstore spokesmen have vicious circle. Charlie Finley and his Oakland A’s. 29, 1907 in West Pawlett, Vt., Albert Aughenbaugh, 44, of SOUTH WINDSOR testified payments of services for state Welfare Department and had lived in Manchester for Merrow Rd., Coventry, was John A. Miller, 16, of 133 clients have improved since last summer, but they still are owed Bits and Pieces Stoneham said flatly he can’t see how two teams can live 31 years. Before her retire­ traveling west in the middle Northview Dr., South Windsor $16 million in bills more than two months old. in the area and make money. One or the other is bound to ment, she was employed as a was charged Wednesday with Francis Cole, executive secretary of the Connecticut Phar­ Don’t look now but Cheney Tech this season might make NBA Round n suffer financially. Since Stoneham and the Giants were ABOUT lane and as the Jendrewski car some rumblings on the basketball court. Youthful, clerk at the Sear’s and Roebuck was passing in the left lane one speeding too fast for conditions maceutical Association, said druggists around the state are owed M^uunuup here first, he feels Finley should move. store at the Parkade. TOWN of the tires blew out causing it in connection with the in­ $4 million on bills more than two months old, and Dr. Fred Hyde, energetic Coach Gerry Blanchard has instilled a new spirit A graduate of (^stleton (VT.) to strike Aughenbaugh’s car. vestigation of a one-car acci­ of the Connecticut Hospital Association, said hospitals are owed into the Beavers and the end result could be a tournament Teachers College, she taught in No injuries were reported. dent on Northview Dr. $12 million. terth. The last time the Techmen qualified for the state Vermont elementary schools Ms. Jendrewski is scheduled to tourney was in the 1968-69 season. It’s not too far out of the before coming to Manchester. Mystic Review, NABA, will Warriors Win With Defense appear in Circuit Court 12, meet Friday at 8 p.m. at the Police said Miller was realm of possibility the feat will be accomplished in 1974- Turkey Day Kickoff at 11 She was a communicant of the Manchester Dec. 16. Church of the Assumption. home of Mrs. Irene Vincek, 46F traveling north and lost control 75...Tribe assistant football Coach Steve Lindberg should NEW YORK (UPI) — Defense is supposed to mark the of his car as he approached the Protest Greets Ford stop trying to bait the officials and worry more about his Braves 115, Bullets 104 Survivors are three sons, House Dr. Mrs. Maude White is j j H * • . . worry more aooui ms twaiuuBoston Celtjcs’ brand orana oiof basketballoasKetDail but Golden State Coach Buffalo scored 15 straight points late in the hostess. crest of a hill. Police said the KYOTO (UPI) — On a sight-seeing visit to this former imperial sideline duties. Officials sub-consciously remember who’s A1 Attles said his Warriors also can play that kind of game. fourto Manchester High’s football finale against Windham George E. Sullivan of Vernon, quarter to defeat Washington and extend its _____^ Mark J. Sullivan of Hartford ANDOVER car veered left, struck a guide capital. President Ford today encountered the first protest beenb een SCrCdininffscreaming in ththeir e ir GflrSears Andand hpSidp.Qbesides it’sif’fl thothe arrnrwTwrong at­oK Thp W a rrln ra iumv\AA 4#^ » io ji ___ __i ^a al _ winning High Thanksgiving morning at Memorial Field will wire and then skidded into three Ihe Warriors jumped to a 124 lead and never let the. streak to nine games. Randy Smith had 28 points and Bob and Thomas J. Sullivan of Victor Goldfarb, 19, of 53 demonstrations of his state visit to Japan. In spite of hecklers titude to teach. ’The Indians can’t blame any of their six Celtics in front Wednesday night to defeat Boston, playing start at 11 o’clock — 30 minutes later than in recent Carmen Rd., Manchester was cars parked in a driveway at 62 McAdoo added 27 points to lead Buffalo. Pittsburgh, Pa.; and seven shouting “Fuodo kaere” (Ford go home), aides said the Presi­ losses on the men in striped shirts...Manchester has won again without injured Dave Cowens, 120-115. years. issued a warning for failure to Northview Dr. dent was “having a wonderful time” on the eve of his departure SuperSonics 99, Jazz 95 grandchildren. two games this year. In each, the opponent was held under Dave Wiggin, director of athletics, announced that Grandparents’ Day drive right in donnection with for South Korea. “We played defense the whole game and this is the way Spencer Haywood, Archie Clark and Jimmy Fox each The funeral is Saturday at 20 points. ’The Indians have allow^ an average of 32.5 this team has played all year,” Attles said. “When we the original starting time had been pushed ahead 30 10:30 a.m. from the John F. At Lutz Saturday the investigation of a one-car had 18 points to lead Seattle to a come-from-behind win. accident at the intersection of Miller is scheduled to appear points per game while scoring 117 of their own...East started the season, we just wanted to be competitive but miutes to allow fans a chance to see both the start of Tierney Funeral Home, 219 W. On Saturday, Lutz Junior in Circuit Court 12, East Hart­ Butch van Breda Kolff, in his first game as coach of the Center St., with a Mass at the Rts. 6 and 316 in Andover this j^thoUc has scored 197 points and allowed 189 iirlO games. we ve won rnore than we’ve lost and we’ve come a ione the Road Race and the game. Museum will sponsor Grand­ ford, Dec. 16. Jazz, saw the New Orleans clicking with a 79-66 lead after Church of the Assumption at 11. morning. Auto Layoffs Announced The Eagles have recorded three shutouts and were held way for a young team.” ^ * Best vantage point for spectators who want to see the parents’ Day with special ac­ three quarters. But Haywood and Clark began hitting from Burial will be in St. James scoreless twice. One was a 0-0 stalemate with Rockville Warrior Rick Barry turned in an outstanding offensive leaders with about a mile to go, would be to stand near tivities and exhibits. The first DETROIT (UPI) — The latest layoff word fom the auto in­ the outside and the Jazz managed only 14 points in the final Cemetery. High...UnbeUevably, South Catholic has slated a football performance with 42 points. the entrance to Memorial Field off E. Center St. 50 children to visit the museum dustry came Wednesday as General Motors Corp. said it will idle Friends may call at the quarter to drop their 16th game in 17 starts. accompanied by a grandparent 1,100 workers at its Delco Remy Division plant in Anderson, Ind. game Saturday against Wethersfield High. Five days later Golden State opened a 101-87 bulge, their bigggest of the funeral home Friday from 2 to 4 Two Injured in Crash will receive free gingerbread on Thanksgiving they oppose East Catholic. Either Rebels’ and 7 to 9 p.m. In a related move, a United Auto Workers executive said the night, early in the final period. But the Celtics rallied and men cookies. Satisfactory Today Chrysler Corp. is planning to lay off approximately 10,000 un­ Coach Len Corto has at long last found a winning formula outscored Golden State 16-2 over a four-minute stretch to Displays of clothing and ionized clerical workers and that more substantial manpower or something good. Otherwise it just doesn’t make sense. tie the score at 103. Then Keith Wilkes broke a 107 tie with household items as well as cuts were coming. Chrysler spokesmen said they could neither a pair of free throws with two minutes to play and added a Barnes Jumps, Reason Unfounded pastimes popular when our confirm nor deny the report. MANCHESTER basket seconds later to stifle the Celtics. Lawrence J. Hull grandparents were growing up vestigating the accident and Two women were injured in a NEW YORK (UPI) — “Somebody’s got Marvin’s mind R(X!KVILLE — Lawrence J. will highlight the day’s ac­ charged Mrs. Hart with failure John Havlicek was high scorer for Boston with 23 points. old from Providence, R.I., must be getting bad advice Hull, 26, of 3 Hammond St. was two-car collision Wednesday at to grant the right-of-way at a sick with fear. Somebody’s telling him to do wrong. tivities. “If you can win games like this one, it’s a big help to a from someone. found dead in his apartment noontime on W. Middle Tpke. stop sign. Court is Dec. 16. They’re getting hipi into deep trouble. I just hope I can get There will also be an award team this young,” Attles said. “You have to give the guys 'Die bare facts are that Marvin Barnes, who leads the Wednesday night from a self- Both were admitted to Police said the accident oc­ Give Williams 11 Voted to Marvin before he destrovs everything.” for the grandparent with the Manchester Memorial Hospital credit for playing a good defense after the Boston team Spirits in scoring, rebounding and showing up late for prac­ inflicted gunshot wound, police most children. curred as follows: Lula Barnes, mother of the 6-foot-9 center of the Spirits of said. and are reported in satisfactory had tied the score in the last period. I’ve always said if you tice, checked into a hotel with his teammates Wednesday The museum is open Tuesday The car driven by Jacobs was St. Louis, was confused, angry and frustrated over the Mr. Hull was bom in Barre, condition this morning, accor­ heading west on W. Middle can play good defense in the fourth quarter you’ve got a afternoon after missing the team plane from St. Louis and through Sunday from 2 to 5 p.m. Bulova events that caused her son to abandon the team just before Vt., and had lived in Enfield for ding to a hospital spokesman. Tpke. when the car driven by Top Division Team chance to win any game. We almost lost it during Boston’s taking a later flight. At the hotel he met with Marshall Admission is free. its game against the New York Nets at Nassau Coliseum 11 years before coming to hfrs. Lillian S. Hart, 70, of 28 Mrs. Hart pulled out of S. Alton hot streak when we took some bad shots, but we settled Boyer, an agent from Los Angeles who represents Joe Rockville two weeks ago. He Strickland St. suffered con­ St. and into the path of the BOSTON (UPI) — Williams College, winner of its iast down after that.” Wednesday night. Caldwell, Barnes’ teammate. Boyer tried to convince was employed as a tester at tusions and lacerations. Jacobs car. Accutron five games and the Little ’Three title, has won the 1974 UPI She was as bewildered as the owners of the Spirits, who In other NBA action Phoenix beat Detroit 114-106, New Barnes that his contract with the Spirits was neither bin­ Kaman Aircraft Corp., Bloom­ Miss Rebecca L. Timbrell, Both vehicles then went off coaches poll of New England College Division football went to the game expecting to see their $2.z-million rookie ding nor as lucrative as it could be. field, and attended Asnuntucket 16, of 19 Indian Dr. was struck the road and onto the lawn of York whipped Philadelphia 105-95, Buffalo downed Author Dies It’s about teams. in action, and Bob Woolf, the attorney who negotiated the Barnes called his mother in Providence for advice and Community College, Enfield. unconscious by the collision. 111 W. Middle Tpke., knocked Washington 115-104 and Seattle edged New Orleans 99-95. contract for Barnes. BRIDGEWATER (UPI) - ’The Ephmen, who tripped Boyer got on the phone hoping to win her support. Mrs. He formerly worked at Louise Fitzhugh, artist and She received a fractured nose. down a street sign and struck a time. Suns 114, Pistons 106 Nobody was sure of anything but all agreed the 22-year Hamilton Standard Division of David B. Jacobs, 17, of 65 utility pole. Amherst 17-14 last week, five after a 1-3 start, edged Barnes told them both that she had complete trust in author of best-selling children’s The time for an important gift to a points and Dick Van Arsdale had United. Aircraft Corp., Windsor books, died Tuesday, she was Highwood Dr., the driver of the All accident victims were received nine of 16 possible out Amherst by one point to 19 to help Phoenix snap a three-game losing streak. The Woolf, one of the most respected representatives in sports, Locks, and at Geissler’s 46. car in which Miss Timbrell was transported by ambulance to loved one is always Now. Every one but she would go to his office in Boston Thursday with of these watches has the famous first-place ballots and a take third place. The Cadets Suns sho‘ 70 per cent in the third quarter and the closest Market, Enfield. He was a Viet­ a passenger, was treated for MMH. The badly damaged cars O total of 68 points. received one first-place vote another lawyer and Barnes’ high school coach, Jimmy nam veteran. arm and leg injuries and dis­ tuning fork movement that makes X me Pistons could come at the end was five points. Dave Paultz Big Story Her “Harriet The Spy,” an im were both towed from the Accutron the precision timepiece, Trinity, loser only to among its 26 points. Adams, to read the contract over personally and find out Survivors are his parents, charged. scene. m Bing was high for Detroit with 27 points while Bob Lanier ternational best seller guaranteed accurate to within a min Williams in the opening Amherst, last year’s College had 26. the truth. Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Hull of published in 1964, was con­ Police today finished in­ ute a month.* From $95 to $1800. CD Woolf called Barnes at 2 p.m. but Barnes told him he was Enfield; two brothers, William H game, won seven straight to Division champion, slipped sidered an innovative children’s finish second. The Bantams to 5-3 with losses to Knicks 105, 76ers 95 In Nets^ABA Duke too busy to talk then and would return the call later. He Hull of Rockville and Andrew book which broke down m Hull of Enfield; and a sister. J3 0(0 SL received four first-place Williams, Trinity and Walt Frazi®r and Earl Monroe combined for 57 points as , never did. Barnes then pulled a disappearing act and the traditional theme barriers in New York rolled to its fourth straight victory. Frazier NEW YORK (UPI) — Julius Erving usually gets most of Miss Marcia Hull of Enfield. the medium. votes and a total of 54 points. Springfield. American Inter­ Spirits went on without him to the Coliseum in Uniondale, The funeral is Saturday with ■The happy Williams team­ national College, 1-5 after scored 30 points and Monroe added 27 as the Knicks opened the attention given to the New York Nets, and deservedly N.Y., where they lost 109-104 to the Nets. a Mass at St. Patrick’s Church, A native of Memphis, Tenn., m 2 o) " mates got along beautifully six games, beat Central up a 21-point lead in the final period and coasted home. so. but Billy Paultz, one of the most underrated players in ’There had been reports that Barnes, who grosses just Enfield, at 9 a.m. Burial will be Miss Fitzhugh recently had V V c:3*3^ > on the field, outscoring op­ Connecticut, Coast Guard basketball, keeps coming up with the steady effort that over $300,000 a year on his salary with the Spirits, is helps wins ball games. in St. P atrick’s King St. negotiated the sale of the rights CD ponents 212-103 and giving and Vermont to nail down already in difficulty with the IRS and that his financial Cemetery, Enfield. to “Harriet The Spy” to a con­ H FUNERAL HOME up a total of 16 first-half fifth place with 21 points. Paultz expected to play baskets of the game to ice position was shaky after going on a big spending spree Friends may call at the Leete cern interested in making it a the victory. during which he bought a new $30,000 Rolls Royce. Funeral Home, 125 Pearl St., Established 1874-Pour Generations of Service points through eight games. New England Football against Marvn movie and perhaps a television ‘"That’s all a bunch of garbage,” said Woolf. “Marvin is Thomsponville, Friday from 2 series. 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 a Quarterbacks Jimmy Conference winner Nichols Barnes„rookie center of the Nuggets 117, Pacers 106 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. X l< Baldwin and Don Wallace and the University of Spirits of St. Louis, Rookie Bobby Jones in good financial shape. He doesn’t owe anybody anything. She also was well known for H threw nine touchdown Bridgeport tied for sixth scored 27 points and Mack All his taxes and bills are paid. We’ve been trying to teach “The Long Secret” and her il­ 4th Annual ~n 0)3 ^ Wednesday night but Barnes him good spending habits and he went a little overboard. lustrations to children’s books,- passes each, combining for a with 17 points. Points are disappeared and did not Calvin added 21 to lead O But there’s no way he’s in trouble. He still gets a $ ^ especially “Suzuki Bean.” X 5? per cent completion awarded on a descending show up for the game. Denver over Indiana. average. Both signal-callers weekly spending allowance in addition to having all his Card of Thanks Thanksgiving D scale, with first-place votes Paultz took advantage of Holding a three-point edge A new work by Miss will be back next season. worth five points. the situation to score 28 after three periods 88-85, bills paid for. ’There is money put away for his future. My We wlib to thenk all o( our neighbors, Fitzhugh, entitled “Nobody’s and reUtlvei for the many acU Norwich, winner of its last points, grab 12 rebounds and Denver scored the first eight office is in constant contact with him and we’ve explained of kindnew and sympathy shown us In Family Is Going To Change” Service his situation to him over and over. was scheduled to be published CD throw four assists and lead points in the final stanza and w recent bereavement. We especially Non-Sectarian “He’s got an excellent contract. It’s perfectly legitimate thank all Uiose who sent Uie beautiful soon. s O 0(0 ^ the Nets to a 109-104 come- had a 96-85 spread at 9:55 in floral tributes. c~ Country Club from-behind victory. Erving the period. From there, the and he is committed absolutely to the Spirits. I just wish The family of Funeral arrangements are in­ 7:30 Sunday Evenings BOSTON (UPI) - The Pacers never caught up. something could be done about these so-called agents who John A. Klelnschmldt complete. added 27 for New York, Noven^her 24, 1974 j ; Elects Tonight final UPI coaches ratings of which trailed St. Louis by Spurs 102, Sounds 96 prey op young athletes. It’s a terrible situation.” New England College Divi­ six points, 99-93, with 4:40 1. Tink witch with Herb Phelon is slated to James Silas had 25 points SOUTH UNITED link bricilit. $110. become president of the sion football teams: first- left in the game. and Swen Nater had 22 and 0. Birk-tnturiO etii ffl (D place votes and final records ind dial, $171. Manchester (Country Club at After trailing by as many 22 rebounds to lead San An­ METHODIST CHURCH C. Hl|h (iihlon In UK ( ) in parentheses; as 16 points early in the •olid iQld. $171. tonight’s annual meeting. Willie. tonio. Memphis led 62-61 in CATHOLIC BURIAL (Comer of Main St. at Hartford Road) (/) Oleksinski has handled the post pts. game,, the Spirits moved *Wi will adluit to thli tolirinci, II nKHiity. goarintn li (or oni lull yiir the third quarter before A Family Service for All Faiths n the past two years. 1. Williams (9) (7-1) 68 ahead with aggressive Rich Jones pumped in eight .n Others nominated are; Carl SPONSORED BY 2. Trinity (4) (7-1) 54 defense and fine ball­ of a 14-polnt surge by the BOWLING Mikolowsky, first vice presi­ 3. Norwich (1) (6-3) 26 handling by Fred Lewis and Spurs, giving San Antonio on earth - 'S e THE MANCHESTER CONFERENCE dent; Orlando Annulli, second beUef in the resurrection of the dead and everlasting OF CHURCHES 4. Amherst (5-3) 25 Steve Jones. the lead, 75-69. vice president; Nick Carlo, 5. AIC (4-5) 21 ELKS — Don Carpenter 139- Nancy Joyce 150- But in th^ final four Q’s 142, Squires 111 389, Matt Desimone 138, Bill third vice president. 6. (tie) Nichols (1) (7-1-1) Board of Governor nominees minutes, Paultz took over. l^ond-year guard Dwight Adamy 143-369, Stan Seymour SAINT JAMES CEMETERY are Oleksinski, Carmine 17 He banked a jump shot to Lamar scored 29 points and 150-364, Ernie Pepin 137, A1 368 Rroad StTMt •yelleble to your group on a M M T COM ! QsHsrmtUas (tie) Bridgeport (1) (64) 17 Pirkey 150-406, Dom Farr 155- • topubllcize community cervtce programc, Fllloramo, Tony Pletrantonlo, cut the deficit to 99-95, hit had 15 assists—one short of a WIVES - Elvina Balch 175- ^ Manchester, Connectictit through—IT" the courteey , of Watklna. Contact Mri. Janloa Looaa at Walter Ferguson, Ray Dotchtn, 8. Plymouth State (7-1-1) 4 two free throws 50 seconds club record-to lead San 135411, Dick Krol 358, Joe 475, Lynne Topping 4(9. 646-3772 I^i?Th ^*3 11-12 a.m. Monday (or Tliuraday'a ad, and MANCHESTER PARKADE 9. Central Conn. (4-5-1) 3 Pagano 355, Bruce Fish 367, batwaan 11-12 a.m. (or Monda/t ad. Raaaa phone Larry Bates and Esther later after St. Louis failed to Diego. ’The win broke a four- ? o Burnham. 10. (tie) Middlebury (5-3) 2 score and, following a three- game San Diego losing Bob Talmadge 357. Wa racommand lanulna Accutron power calli. Other cilia not mHlIlll Meeting starts at 8 o'clock (tie) Boston State (5-3-1) 2 Ray Has Inside Position HOME ENGINEERS-Sally Accutron ipacKicitlena may cauia a mallunctlon. ra rrio r* ’ point play by Erving that streak. Travis Grant added following a special hour. 12. Bridgewater State (64) gave Now York the lead ZODIAC — Diane Anderson Whltehouia 178-4M, Qtrry Takas Rebound from Celtics* Finkel 23 for the Q’s, 15 in the first 182-175-515, Donna Mleczkowski Tucker 182468, Jan M c l^ ^ again, hit the last two half. 472. 466. PAGE FOURTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HEIjALD, Manchester, Conn., niurs.. Nov. 21, 1974

M A M E STE R EVENING HERALD, Manclmter. Com.. IRura. N41, I I , im - PACE FlPTBaW Leafs’ Kelly Skating on Thin Ice "I Buckeyes—Michigan Clash Arab Money Reported NEW YORK (UPI) — Even a tongue-lashing from their owner failed to rookie, had a goal for New York while Derek Sanderson and Jean Ratelle awaken the Toronto Maple Leafs and Coach Red Kelly’s job could be in the balance any day now. W^*^ Dionne had a three-goal hat trick for the Red BOWLING Buying WFL’s Blazers Harold Ballard, Leafs’ president, blasted Kelly and his players prior to D U j 4 . Sabres 7, Capitals 3 Has Big Emotional Impact Wednesday’s game with the Pittsburgh Penguins, saying they’d “put on a stinking exhibition" so far this year and that Kelly is “too nice a guy." SNOW WHITE- Marlene Gilbert Perreault r^orded three assists to lead Buffalo over Washington Seymour 143. ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - Oil-rich cial difficulties for several weeks, but The Leafs promptly responded by losing 8-5 to Pittsburgh Wednesday Arabians are reported riding to the \S Deutsch said he expects to have |2 night despite a three-goal hat trick by captain Dave Keon, one of Ballard’s sS ^ps"^14* rescue of the financially troubled main targets of criticism. >1 Hayes was asked what effect the absence of Michigan’s Y LEAGUE- Don Simmons mllliqn in hand by the start of 158-142-138-438, A1 Pirkey 149- Orlando Blazers and the struggling nvtcv III 4 u- j 4| Black Hawks 4 , Rio xfn State-Michigan game, which decides the outstanding senior quarterback, Dennis Franklin, might tonight’s playoff game here with the Syl Apps, Denis Owchar and Pierre Larouche all scored two goals 144-142-435, Bob Boroch 135-401, World Football League. But the Cliff Koroll s third-period goal lifted Chicago into its tie with New York SfsiW v bid and have on the game. Franklin, bothered much of the season Philadelphia Bell. apiece for Pittsburgh as the Leafs dropped to 5-9-3 for the season. Keon, Gene Tirinzonie 146-393, Hank Blazers say it isn’t so. ra e Islanders held a 4-2 lead on goals by Ed Westfall and Billy Harris by a series of Injuries and illness, reinjured an ankle in last Keidan said in his story Wednesday blasted by Ballard for “lacking leadership,” scored a pair of goals early S S n M L n be no more Martyn 140-382, A1 Bujaucius before rookie Alain Daigle and Koroll tied it. ^ that the unnamed Arabs are willing to in the game and then added a penalty shot goal with five seconds left Ad­ ^■Elrv ?“®keye-Wolverine'encounter. . week’s 51-0 win over Purdue. 150-137-394, Jo e Twaronite 141- The report by Knight Newspapers Flames 1, Scouts 0 invest as much as |50 million into the ding further insult to injury for Ballard, ex-Leaf Rick Kehoe scored what emo^io-, ” H^ S^^le-Michigan game has tremendous 373, Mike Pagan! 373, Andy writer Bruce Keidan is that Arab oil A 41 'f scored early in the third period to break a scoreless tie and lift “ I don’t think it would alter their game plan any,” Hayes proved to be the game-winner at 16:53 of the second frame. n S ’ ^®y®® when asked following Wednesday’s Lam oureaux 139-390, Bundi interests are buying the club and will league in order to keep it and the practice session if this meeting might have more. “This replied, “but I do think they are a better team with their Orlando franchise alive. In other NHL games, Montreal tied Los Angeles, 3-3, the New York slipped his sixth goal past goalie Michel Tarca 377, Pete Brazltis 137- pump enough money into the league to Plasse. Flam es goalie Phil Myre gained his second shutout and the vic- one will have no more or no less than last year’s game. But starter in there.” Rangers downed Detroit„5-4, Buffalo drubbed Washington, 7-3, the New 373, Ken Seaton 379, Mike keep it alive in order to promote a He credited Rommie Loudd, the the second-place Flames within three points of idle Balesano 381, Vic Marinelii 145- club’s managing general partner, with York Islanders tied Chicago, 4-4, and Atlanta edged Kansas City, 1-0. tliis^Lrly'’’ ^®*>®ws wouldn’t be here 1 half-billion-dollar plus Central Florida Philadelphia in Division I. • Michigan, ranked second in the nation, will bring a (W) -3 8 4 , Hit Alkas 360, Frank Calvo In WHA action, Quebec defeated Edmonton, 4-2; Chicago bested In­ land deal they are working on. having the most to do with convincing Nordiques 4, Oilers 2 record and 7-0 conference mark into the game. The 363, Fred McCurry 350, Ed Bur­ the Arabs to buy. dianapolis, 6-4, and Winnipeg topped Minnesota, 3-1. Hayes worked his No. 1 offensive unit an hour and 20 Buckeyes, ranked No. 1 until being upset two weeks ago 19- 'The report, originating in Alain Caron,, Pierre Guite, Renal LeClerc and Serge Bernier scored bank 138-356, Ed Kovis 136. He said Loudd wouldn’t positively Kings 3, Canadiens 3 minutes, with no rough stuff, in the cool chilly breezes, but 13 by Michigan State, is 9-1 and 6-1. Philadelphia, is that the team will be Quebec s goals in its win over Edmonton. A crowd of 9,518, largest of the (UPI photo) confirm the deal, but quoted him as Guy Lafleur s second goal of the game with 10:36 remaining earned kept the second unit on the field for the full two hours. bought by a group from nearby Cape season in Quebw braved a snowstorm to watch former Coach Jacques Rangers* Jean Ratelle (19) Finds Range KAGEY- Terry Means 208- saying: “I do know that from ail in­ Montreal a tie with Los Angeles in their battle for first place in Division A victory by Ohio State would give the Bucks a share of 562, Leo Nelson 509, Jim Watt Canaveral, Fla., but that their money Plante play for Edmonton but the veteran goaltender did not see action. “We tried to go over all phases of our game earlier this dications it sounds' like Arab money, III. Montreal had to score twice in the final period to come back from a 3- Puck Got Past IT in g s ’ Goalie Doug Grant the conference title, probably the Rose Bowl bid, although 504, A1 Bolis 507, Nick CaUldo is Arabian. Cougars 6, R acers 4 week, Hayes said, explaining that the reason for this was but I ’d have to say I can’t be sure.” 1 deficit. Lafleur assisted on Bob Gainey’s goal at 4:19 before ramming that would have to be voted on by the conference athletic 200-537, Jim F a rr 516, Mario “It simply isn’t true-it’s pure Jan Popeil scored the wining goal off a rebound in the final priod as “to be more thorough. We’ve been making some mistakes Later efforts to reach Loudd failed. home a five-foot shot past Rogie Vachon to tie the game. Mike Murohv lately.” directors, and a chance at the national title. Frattaroli 540, Frank Ruff 210- speculation,” said Blazer attorney scored two of the Kings’ goals. ^ ^ Se^Cougarr”^ Indianapolis. Mark Lomenda added an insurance goal for 533. Bill Avery 546, Nels John­ 'The report said the Arabs would use A Michigan win would mean an outright Big Ten cham­ Robert Deutsch, who reportedly is Rangers 5, Red Wings 4 It was noted by one of the ever-growing number of son 201, Real Audet 556, Jim the Blazers to promote their real es­ Jets 3, Saints 1 pionship, an automatic bowl invitation, plus a shot at the making a deal with a group of Cape Vickers second goal of the game proved to be the decisive one as Irwin, Trevino Defend writers gathering for the game that both the Buckeyes and Cantin 518, Ken Tomlinson 210- tate deal much in the same way golf Canaveral businessmen. “We’re get­ Bobby Hull had two goals to boost his WHA-leading total to 17 as Win­ national title. 505, Bob Audet 251-565, Yvan tournaments are used to advertise the Rangers beat Detroit. Rick Middleton, the NHL’s hottest scoring nipeg defeated Minnesota. Wolverines have been exceptionally strong in the third ting our money from local banks.” quarter this year. Hayes was asked about a Wednesday editorial in the Audet 510, John Martin 510, Milt other land developments around the Ohio State school paper. The Lantern, called “Big Time Kershaw 189-189-189-567. The Blazers have been having finan­ nation. 2 World Cup Golf Title “I don’t think I can explain that at all,” Hayes said, but Football Strangles Academia.” after some thought said, “let me try.” “Yeah, they give us a gitat big boost the week of the AUTOMOTIVE - Nelson He credited the strong third quarter showings on game," Hayes said Walsh 215-528, George Moquin CARACAS (UPI) - The 22nd World blocking adjustments at the half. UConn Boaters Topple Bridgeport there’s a green,” he said in sizing up “I heard where they’re saying we’re hurting the univer­ 220-572, Bruce Moquin 532, Cup golf championship begins today “Admittedly, we’re stronger than most of our op­ the Lagunita course’s narrow sity,” he continued. “But what else brings such Marcel Falcon 555, Dona Price with U.S. Open champion Hale Irwin ponents,” Hayes said, “and by the time we get our STORRS (UPI) — University of Connecticut’s Lloyd AND fairways and fast greens, “sure it’s enthusiasm. 185, Sandy Kershaw 211-535, Mike Swofford’s two goals paced the UConn offense and PGA winner Lee Trevino booked blocking adjustments made, we go like^angbusters.” Betty Walsh 470, Bee Moquin Grant kept thinking about rebounds in rainy games as the beautiful course, there are plenty of Asked if it was a common practice of the Lantern to with the help of one goal and an assist by All American as odds on favorites to successfully In the first ten games, Michigan has outscored its op­ 483. _____ Huskies’s soccer squad played the University of Frantz Innocent of Nyack, N.Y. RADK rich people in Venezuela.” blast the athletic program, Hayes said, “Frankly, I don’t defend the cup for the United States. ponents 80-0, while the Buckeyes have a 107-3 edge in the REC - E ll Fish 135-364, John Bridgeport in the first round of the NCAA regional tourna­ While Irwin and Trevino are con­ know, I don’t read it that often.’’ ment. Innocent opened the scoring at 13:32 of the first half with third quarter. Maiorca 355. Caiiftill sidered the men to beat in the tourna­ a 30-yard blast on a pass from Tom Nevers of Mansfield, Irwin and ’Trevino will join 92 other ment, the U.S. team is expected to get Grant said his score in Wednesday’s rain-drenched 4-1 but Bridgeport came back six minutes later on a score by players from 46 nations to compete CHURCH — Don Fraher 209- TOMGHT victory came as he remembered coach Joe Morrone’s ad­ Kevin Welsh of Trenton, N.J. for the team trophy, which has been strong competition from the Japanese 540, Bob M cBride 245-573, Bill 7 :2 5 Whalers vs. Racers, vice that goalies often failed to hang onto soggy balls.. won by the United States 12 times duo and the South African entry. Chase 221-548. Y l r « Grant, of Hebron, then kicked in a rebound on a shot by WTIC since competition began in 1953. Also “I think the Japanese players are •WFL Playoffs’ When he saw a teammate headed for the UB net under a Innocent that had bounced off UB goal keeper E ric 8 :0 5 Knicks vs. Hawks, up for grabs in the four day event will the ones to beat,” Trevino said. “The drenching rain, he barrelled in. ’The UB goalie blocked the Swallow of River Edge, N .J., to put UConn ahead for good. WINF be individual honors. South Africans, also, but the Japanese shot but the ball bounced out of his hands and Grant “Coach Morrone told us to anticipate a loose ball in 9:00 (18) WFL Playoffs: are the ones you have to watch out knocked it in. weather like this. Grant said. “And when I saw Frantz Bell vs. Blazers Trevino, who is making his fifth for.” UConn will host Brown Tuesday for the New England cranking up I went to the goal.” appearance in World Cup competition, South Africa’s Bobby Cole and Dale Players Still Going crown. The Bruins, who defeated Harvard 5-1 in Swofford, of Branford, picking up a pass from Innocent, won the individual title in 1969 in 10 Singapore and joined with Orville Hayes lived up to their image yester­ WHY PAY MORE? Providence Wednesday,, have eliminated UConn from boot^ the ball in from yards out as the first half closed. Gordon Plouffe day by shooting a 68 and 69, respec­ NCAA post-season play in the past two years.. Swofford, assisted by Len Tsantires of New Haven Moody there to take team honors. ’The wrapped up the scoring in the next period. Mexican-American also played with tively, in the pro-am event. To Collect Back Pay Cops Contest Jack Nicklaus in 1971 to capture the Also in the running for the prize is cup at Palm Beach, Fla. the Taiwan team. ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) - The A club spokesman denied reports Florida Blazers figure if they quit Number one in th^ latest This year’s cup play marks the first Kuo, who joined with E l Salvador Wednesday that the purchasers of the now, they’ll never get paid. weekly Pro Picks’ football con­ time that the bespectacled Irwin is amatuer Mauricio Alvarez to win the club were backed by Arabian oil test in The Herald has been won pro-am match, will be teaming with That’s why they kept on pounding, money. representing the U.S. PARTS AT HALF PRICE . by Gordon Plouffe of 277 Spruce In Wednesday’s warmup for the his compatriot, the ever-smiling Lu getting ready for toqight’s World ’The Floridans also were upset at the St. He’ll receive a check for J25. tournament, the pro-am event, the af­ Lian-Huan for a run at the cup. Football League playoff game against NEW MODELS ON DISPLAY! PRE-HOLIDAY Contest sponsors are “Mr. Lu”, as he is affectionately the Philadelphia Bell. last minute reshuffling which pitted fable Trevino shot a sparkling four- Manchester Tire, Nassiff them against'Philadelphia, third in under-par 66 to share individual known along the Caribbean circuit, “We’re playing in the playoffs N 9-11 Arms, Manchester Lumber and was still smiling while walking off the because we have no choice,” said the East Divison with a record. Consumer Sales. honors with Kuo Chie-Hsuing of 18th hole after shooting a 68 in yester­ defensive end John Ricca. “We’ll Enries must be deposited at Taiwan and Isao Aoki and Masashi Quarterback Bob Davis said that SHOCK IBSORBER TIRE SALE day’s event, arid he continued to never see our money if we leave Ozaki of Japan. two weeks ago “ there was no doubt in 50% any of the four businesses now.” SP EC U l-FO B R SHOCKS before 3 o’clock on Friday. Trevino, who arrived here Tuesday marvel at the size of the holes. my mind that we would win the Word “Hole is still too small,’’ he The Blazers, winners of the league’s Ik U» fiu i Motenrilt SHock Absorkirs. S p iciil on ton shock and didn’t get a chance to warm up at Bowl if we played to our capabilities. nkioibnrs nisn o v illik it nt n lo»«r tnlol spnclit prict. observed. “But we win the tour­ East Division with a 14-6 record, the 7,000 yard par-70 Lagunita Country “But right now our chances are not nament,” he confid^tly predicted. haven’t received a full paycheck in 12 ^anufocfurtr'i Suggoitod list Fries SB3.B0 * ^ Club course, quipped to the gallery as good. We have tremendous dissension Premium Radial 2+2 Peter Townsendsfo Maurice Bem- weeks. And as late as the day before I Shack Aksnrbii Sptclnl— 4 Shocks...... 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W8THER8FIILD-M MAFii for your convenience 563-2801/Mon. thru FrI. MtSO] PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Nov, 21, 1874 MANCHESTER EVENING HERjap, p,c,'sEya,TERN Maine Man Appointed 2,000 Line Up To Seek Jobs HANOVER, Mass. (UPI) - might a good way to get out of Job-seekers lined up four- She Keralit deep In the parking lot of the Statens Industrial Well-Being Tied to Energy Costs About 2,000 people showed up them.” By Robert Lambert First Town Controller Area Profile Wednesday In response to an Also waiting for an inter­ Hanover Mail. A spokesman for r6ffionS. inHlIStrt/ u/ilt rom ain t « > » . . . . HARTFORD (UPI) - The high cost of regions, industry will remain competitive. from coal, marking the beginning of the advertisement for 400 retail view,, Alan Kramer said he had the sore said a large turnout compared to |2.07 for fossil fuel -1 0 times energy could make the wheels of Connec- Because Connecticut has few natural state’s dependence on outside sources of cheaper. "With the ticket system we have one of the state’s largest employers, Im­ SOUTH WINDSOR worked with several accounting firms jobs at a new Sears department come to Massachusetts from had been expected but the sources of energy, either from fossil fuels calculated that there could be a 130 million before taking the Auburn post. New York a month ago after response was a "surprise.” Ten, icut Industry grind exceedingly slow in energy. Lynn Alan Brooks, Connecticut’s energy plemented an energy conservation Judy Kuehnel store. this period of record inflation, stagnating or hyroelectrlc dams, the state must rely Connecticut utilities, along with the annual saving, in the industrial sector,” program a year ago, just before the Arab Sprenkel said the hiring of Ellis will Ann Feleclano, one of those being told there were more job extra interviewers were added, administrator, said his agency is Correa pondeni economic growth and high unemployment heavily on coal and oil brought in from other New England states, now charge Brooks said. Under the ticket system, oil embargo hit. allow the town a greater in-depth review Basketball Delay responding, said she previously openings In New England. But, to the original 30. monitoring fuel and power costs in other 644-1364 The danger for Connecticut is that corn- other sections of the country or overseas. among the highest rates in the nation for supplies of low price domestic oil will be Pratt and Whitney established energy of its finances. One of his first duties had been "standing in un­ he said, he now believes "There sections of the country. Town Manager Terry V. Sprenkel p a r^ to the the rest of the nation, energy, At the beginning of the Industrial electricity. Because of its reliance on im­ bought oladdsiual oil close to the national use goals and has kept track of how much would be to assist the manager in employment lines like half of are just too few jobs for too Ssn rsiSM krim ipirt caife Ikssa "We want to make sure that we don’t recently announced the appointment of in the form of both electricity and Revolution in the late 18th century and ported oil, it pays among the highest average. Brooks said. It actually used. Except for natural gas reviewing the 1975-76 budget requests Draws Criticism many people.” 4i»t - Uh NsrsM OaiiHM Ml. get into a severe Imbalance,” Brooks said. the people here. I thought this first half of the 19th century, Connecticut Cheap Energy Gone Gordon T. Ellis of Auburn, Maine as South before the budget is submitted to the Town petroleum products, will continue to cost prices for petroleum products. To date, the major problem has been in which became available in unexpected Windsor's first controller. Council in March, 1975. COLUMBIA did not want to commit the more than other regions. had a plentiful source of natural energy to The state already has turned towards "We’re not doing badly relatively,” amounts last spring due to the mild drive its fledgling factories and textile the cost of residual fuel, a heavy industrial Ellis was selected from about 25 can­ Other responsibilities include the Virginia Carlson money until after the town Unless prices are equalized or cheaper alternate sources of energy — the atom — Brooks said. "The days of cheap energy winter, consumption was considerablv meeting. mills. Water was harnessed from the grade, most of which has to be imported, didates, according to Sprenkel, and will be transfer of remaining fiscal' record alternative sources of energy are found and is one of the nation’s heaviest users of he said. are pretty much over. Energy costs are below the goals. Correspondent rivers and streams that lace Connecticut’s paid a salary of 114,500 a year. He is programs to the Board of Education's data 228-9224 The result of the town PRIOR SERVICE . other regions could lure business — and nuclear power plants which generate one- going to stay relatively high.” and Whitney succeeded in getting meeting was to cut the budget rolling countryside. ‘Ticket’ .System presently city auditor in Auburn. processing equipment; updating and im­ A parent, concerned with the jobs— away from Connecticut. third bf its electricity. One advantage, he said, is that there the Defense Department to allow it to fl8,000. The board directed Uie The federal government, responding to Sprenkel said the new controller, who is proving 'fiscal reporting systems; delay in the start of the in­ Energy vs. Competition Coal First will be increasing emphasis on alternative revise its engine testing procedures with superintendent to come in with HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS? complaints from the Northeast about fuel expected to begin by Jan. 10 or sooner, analyzing over-all fiscal operations with terscholastic basketball Energy experts say as long as Connec­ Since the flow of water was seasonal and Nuclear Power Cheaper sources, such as nuclear, solar and an eye towards saving scarce jet fuel. cuts, Edmondson said, and |1,- prices, is drawing up a so-called "ticket” was chosen from applicants who emphasis on revenue control, and program at Porter School, If you have prior service or arb a senior in high school, you are ticut energy costs are comparable to other depended on the vagaries of the weather, The cost of nuclear energy to generate geothermal heat to produce electricity. Consumption for the first nine months 000 was left in the budget for system which should help equalize prices, responded to advertising in professional forecasting and refining internal auditing appeared before the school probably interested in some extra Income for the new car, house or factories turned to steam power generated electricity is 20 cents per million BTUs, The Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Division was 18.2 million gallons, well below the the program. he said. periodicals, with review of applicants and purchasing procedures. board Monday to find out the other purpose. We can offer one of several enlistment options in a of United Aircraft Corp. of East Hartford, conservation goal of 20.7 million gallons. beginning in July. The new controller plans to live in South cause of the delay and what William Morgan, one of two unit of the Army Reserve depending upon your situation. Ellis is a graduate of Husson College, Windsor. He is married and has two provisions have been made for physical education instructors, Prior servicemen can enlist for as little as one year and possibly in Maine with a degree in accounting. He has children. coaching the program. was expected to come with a the grade held when discharged. As a HS senior, you may enlist and Dr. David Chase, Rt. 87, presentation of the co- curricular program and the serve for a period requiring only three years active unit par­ criticized the administration ticipation. Whatever your status, we have a place for you and many ABOUT TOW N for what he called foot- results of a survey conducted in Grades 4 through 8, said Ed­ opfMrtunities as an active reservist such as good pay, excellent dragging regarding basketball training and other benefits. Hanger Collection Started activities at the school. He said mondson. Although most of the persons attending the meeting For further information without obligation, contact one of our Jehovah’s Witnesses will The council on ministries Monday: Chef’s Day. Marge Wynne, 644-0711 or Fran he thinks there is no concrete study group of South United SOUTH WINDSOR plan to form a team or hold waited until 11:30 p.m., Morgan Army Reserve Career Counselors at: have a theocratic ministry Judy Kuehnel Tuesday: Pizza, salad, Italian Neal, 644-9084. did not arrive. school tonight at 7:30 and a ser­ Methodist Church will meet bread and butter, ice cream Square Dancers practice, and that the program 818lh Station Hoapital tonight at 7:30 in the education The South Windsor Chamber will need more time for Edmondson said he felt the vice meeting at 8:35 at cup, milk. The Square Dance Club will 700 8. Quaker Lane Kingdom Hall. wing of the church. of Commerce has started a coat students to get acclimated. results of the survey showed Meeting hold an open dance Friday from W. Hartford, Ct. hanger collection for the Dr. Chase said there is an in­ there would be interscholastic 2 The Farnham Area Civic 8 to 11 p.m. at the Wapping REAL WOOD Manchester Sheltered terest in the sport not only by varsity for boys and girls in 203-233-2082 Center Congregational Full Gospel Inter­ Organization will meet at the Elementary School. Jerry Grade 8. Workshop. players but the cheerleaders If you wish, mail this coupon to us: Church council will meet denominational Church will Eli Terry School, Griffin Rd., Schatzer will be the caller and PANEL SPECIALS! Receptacles have been dis­ and majorettes as well. tonight at 7:30 in the Robbins have a deliverance service tonight at t;30. rounds will be cued by Russ and Room of the church. tributed in the following He added he felt it strange tonight at 7:30 at the church. Book Fair Anita White. All club level Accept Contract n u m u p ‘Chatham pecan’ locations; South Windsor Bank that basketball should be cut 1 TO; Recruiting Officer The Wapping PTA will hold dancers are Invited. and Trust Co., 1033 John Fitch since it generated funds and SEYMOUR (UPI) - 1 An adult Bible study will be Senior High' Youth Forum of its annual l ^ k fair and Christ­ or ‘island beige’ Blvd. and 959 Sullivan Ave.; Bingo school spirit. Seymour teachers have voted to 1 conducted Friday at 1:30 p.m. North United Methodist Church mas Concert at the school Dec. 819th Station Hoapital A great paneling value! Society of Savings, 1765 The Pleasant Valley PTO will Clarence Edmondson, accept the Board of 1 in the Emanuel Lutheran will meet tonight at 7 at the 3. Books will be sold from 1 to 3 1 700 8. Quaker Lana Popular distressed pat­ Ellington Rd., Savings l^nk of hold a Thanksgiving Bingo superintendent, agreed they Education’s contract offer of a C3iurch eception room. church. tern on simulated wood- p.m. to 7 p.m. when the concert 1 Manchester, W5 Sullivan Ave.; Friday at 7:30 p.m. at Pleasant were footdragging but he said 7.5 per cent annual wage hike. W. Hartford, Ct. 06110 grain plyiMood panels. will be held. The concert will Valley School. The Seymour Education 1 4'x 7'x 5/32”. First Federal Savings, 297 the reason for the delay is due 1 feature the school band and se­ Oakland Rd.; Imperial Oil and Cash and turkey prizes will be to the board’s waiting for the Association also voted to end a cond, fifth and sixth graders. 1 Plumbing Co., 981 Sullivan awarded. A crafts booth will be results of the annual town six-week job action after the 1 NAME For more information call featured. Admission is |1. results of the balloting on the CONN. RALVAbe C0„ Inc. alias The Ave.; Seven-Eleven Store, 700 meeting on budget. The board 1 i Ellington Rd.; and W.J. Bar- contract were announced • compare at comb Real Estate Inc., 297 Wednesday. The job action had 1 ADDRESS ! GLORIOUS EMPORIUM Oakland Rd. involved refusing to participate 1 ewnn OF HUTFIMD MMD According to the Chamber of Grazer Raisers Organize in (extra curricular affairs. The 1 4 P K ST., MWCNESTOt - 64S-77S2 Commerce, the current school board is to meet next 1 ------TELEPHQMF SAVE «3 townwide project solves the month to ratify the terms. »------mwmmim\___ n Thomas Lariviere to get the animal showmanship. >fA RN ER problem of what to do with an ANDOVER ‘homestead’ or Donna Holland club under way. The club has Friday Night Hi Neighbor! overabundance of wire coat nine members. SAVE hangers as well as providing Correspondent The First Congregational ‘greenbriar’ 646-0375 Any children ages 9 to 19 who Church of Andover will hold a Woodgrains reproduced jobs for the handicapped. have animals and are in­ The Chamber wili coliect the A 4-H club met officially for family night potluck Friday at in detail on plywood the first time Wednesday and terested in raising them are in­ 6:30 p.m. It is sponsored by the I hale to hear that busi­ panels, finished to keep hangers from the specified like new with just a chose as its name the Andover vited to join. Board of Religious Education. ness is generally poor in locations and deliver them to Club members will take a damp-cloth wiping! 4'x the Manchester Sheltered Grazer Raisers. It will be a Each family is asked to bring lots of places, even though 8’x 5/32". livestock dub concerned with field trip to the University of a hot dish or salad and its own slowdowns produce more Workshop to be sorted, counted Connecticut’s beef and sheep and packed by retarded persons the raising of beef, sheep and place settings. Dessert and stocks for us. With people dairy cows. Swine and goats bams Friday. beverages will be provided. and sold to industrial laundries. The club’s next meeting will more conscious than ever - This project would provide will be included if anyone who A special slide presentation has them is interested in joining be Dec. 11 at 7:30 p.m. at the on a trip to the Holy Land will about saving money, our business seems to get better many paid hours for the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight and I have less time for golf. My wife likes my working workers. the club. be given immediately following N Knowlton on Hebron Rd. There more and playing less, so I suspect she casts a spell on Menus The organizational meetings the supper. Everyone is invited will be a demonstration on to attend. The following lunches will be were held by Mr. and Mrs. me economy while she stirs her cauldron. Don’t tell her I, said so, or she’ll get off her broom and turn me served during the week begin­ into a frog. kiln dried gypsuin ning Nov. 25. There wiU be no school Thursday and Friday due 2”x 4”x 8’ studs to Thanksgiving. Wednesday wallboard will be a half-day session. Construction grade, kiln- yarsaille, easy-to-uat, dried studs resist warp­ Dra-ratlalant covaring lor In the elementary schools; 3-piece white bath outfit ing & shrinking. Sanded Monday: Frank on a bun, FREE SAFETY CHECK Intarlor walla 4 callinga. on all 4 sides. 4’x8’x 3 /8 " mustard and relish, home fries, Features new 5 ft. fiberglass ‘Comfortub’, with carrot sticks, celery sticks, built-in seat & wide arm rests, plus safety grab- milk. bar; 19”x 17” wall-hung sink; & efficient water- Jet-stream sipon jet toilet. White. Fittings & seat Tuesday; Pizza, salad, ice extra. 1 4 4 ^ lO cream cup, milk. regular 156.97 Wednesday; Chef’s Day. In the secondary schools; In­ cluding Ellsworth; Save at our End of season Clearance Sale!! V Club Adopts Two Families For Holidays

TOLLAND Anyway, to bring you up to date on what we’ve 5-shelf steel Vivian Kenneson been doing recently, here are a few of the things that storage unit have happened: Correspondent Enamel finish, double­ regular 875-4704 bolt construction, ad­ 14.99 The home life committee of 1) A fine upholstered furniture manufacturer, in busi­ justable shelves. 30” the Tolland Junior Woman’s ness since the Boer W^ir, had a small fire in his cut­ wide, 64’’ high, 12" Limited Quantities Club has made arrangements to ting room. There was very little damage, but he in­ adopt l^vo families in town, in sisted the insurance company take out everything hopes of making their tesf »' Manchester Tire for the Thanksgiving holiday a little lasi iu years, Warren LeFort has over 37 years of exDerinnra in In the room. Most of it is 100% perfect, a few pieces slightly soiled, and all of it to be peddled by us at be­ brighter. domestic c^lr^s®''^' Personally guarantees his £ork on all All members are asked to low dealer cost. Sofas and chairs, sleep sofas, most­ l ”xl2” No. 3 contribute two cans or ly Colonial styles. packages of food which wili be MODEL CTF1IEF 2) Part II of our fancy bicycle store stock. High grade ‘berkshire’ ‘Westchester’ ‘colonial’ lawn used to create Thanksgiving W E C H E C K UOOEl WLW 5900^ imported bicycles and accessories at 30-35% off. storage shed baskets for these families. storage shed storage shed • FRONT END . Not the promotional or discount store stuff, but Triple-rib steel lawn & Turkeys have been donated by • BALL JOINTS Rust - resistant Perma- All steel, with Parma- • DISC BRAKES * SHOCKS quality names like CCM, Royce Union, Velosolex, garden storage shed, BondiR finished, triple- Bond ix: woodgrain fin­ area merchants. The families • WHEEL BEARINGS HOTPOINT riN K l|l|2l2Q ^H etc. with reinforced frames and with gear mechan­ with anti-rust llnish; rib steel shed, with gal­ ish & white trim, easy- HOTPWINT gambrel roof (or head will also be remembered at the isms like Shlmano and Simplex. Lots of sizes for vanized base rails & roof glide doors on jam- Christmas and Easter holidays. • COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS Alaltl-Heat AUFab clearance. rafters. proof nylon track. Members of the arts com- AND OF COURSE M I c r o H a a v e children and adults. Approx. mittM of the club have been 3) Braided Rug Stock - many sizes in 99% nylon, 3-ply 10’x 10’ Approx. YOUR TIRES FREE MOUNTING elec, dryer reg. 199.99 1CQ99 r;; 10099 10x10 busy creating 48 Christmas unen yam construction. Example: BWxllVi rugs priced rag. 170.H from 112.90 to $39.70 according to condition. Some • 14’x 10' (Approx, size) JLVV rag. 1S9.99 A V V stockings which will be - Feet CoWoWr?fc§^.i;™™“ regular 249.99. . . 199.99 delivered to Newington $ 1 4 4 ■ R r g H water stained, some need a little restltching. Some Children’s Hospital in early $ 2 M perfect. Small ones, too — 2’x3’ and 3’x5’ in a my­ December. ^__g ig r^S below current price_____ riad (I think that means a lot) of colors. spBEiKuiEjHijaiE! Over $70 below curaint modal nrira lln. ft. alum, basement combo, windows 4) Fancy bedding stock meant for a posh N.Y. depart­ Summar-wlntar comlorl, with Intarchangasbia storm glats and tcraan. 32”x14’ Menus 700x13 GOODYEAR I I O T P I | \ T ment store and refused because of slight design 32”*14” olxe, reg. 4.90 ...... 3 ^ Parker Memorial and misprints. All firm In full and twin sizes at about adjustable 32"x16" eize, reg. S .4 9 ...... Hicka Memorial 30” Easy Clean II eoi' ^ eriil||«> half what the fancy store was going to get. (Exam­ 32"xt8" elze, reg. 6.99 ...... 4 ^ Monday: Ravioli with meat SURURANITE XQ ple: Their $139.95 twin firm set, our $77.90 for both cellar posts 32"x22” elze, reg. 7.79 ...... 4.71 sauce, celery sticks, wax beans, mUjltififTOrnW elec, range pieces.) See their prices on every set, quilted and Adluitabla tlaal |ackt regular biscuit, fruit. POLYESTER d i.sln v iii.s lio r raplaca wood collar 7.49 Tuesday : Hamburger on roll, non quilted, all with fancy covers, rope edge trim, ^ SAVE posta. Double pinned; ketchup, potato chips, cole $ 1 9 4 etc. adjutf from 4’7” to 7'6". mI u w , chocolate ice box cake. ^ B la c k T u b o la s s . j $ 2 1 1 8 Plus disposable diapers (newborn & oyernlte), '1® ® Wednesday: Hot turkey Otw $35 below current model price household brushes, Ozlte and other carpeting, up­ sandwich, cranberry sauce, holstery fabrics, records & tapes, stereo, stereo white alum, post & rail fencing Popular weatharad-look ftneing, In 8' or 10’ aac- peas and carrots, pumpkin pie. speakers, greeting cards, swabs & wipes, etc., and tlona with 1 pra-drillad poat, 2 dowal-and ralla. Open Mon., Tues., Wed. Fri. hundreds of things I can’t even remember, all way sliding doors each Tolland Middle and B 4 » M S below what dealers themselves, pay. While aluminum frame, regular 699 lln. tt. Tolland High 8:00 • 5:30 S/B" tamparad insulated regular I - U iiirrli^vs < 4Mik\% iii'c S4‘f u i( So come visit, enjoy the delicious complimentary glass, scrasn ^ Ismoar- 134.99 Monday: Veal parmesan, FREE coffee, and help me find out what we have. We’li really SAVE40* u.(t«>, French fries, ketchup, broccoli, Thurs. 8 to 8 roll, applesauce. enjoy seeing you. Remember that we sell with a real Tuesday: Juice, plxsa, cole Sat. 8 to 1 "no-hard-time” money back guarantee If your slaw, fruit crisp. STORE HOURS: purchase does not please you in every way. And my Bawawmuhu Wednesday: Hot turkey Mon. Tut*. Wad. FrI wife says, "Don’t forget your wallet!" sandwich, cranberry sauce, NK|l(llS4MII(»E$Tn TRE, 8:30 to 5:30 p.m. PINE A CENTER RTREETR PSM and carrots, pumpkin pie. Thun. 8:30 to 8:30 Remember our ^ BROAD RT. (OpimlteRoar's Automottvs) Sat. 8:00 to 4:30 FREE .MANCNESnR MUk is served with all above A Y ^ l Exhausting Hours: C»t

t PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs- Nov. 81, 1974 MAN_CHESTER E ^ G J t E M L ^ ^ ^ Nov. 21. 1974- P.n. Other Groups Police Study Committee To Form B e r a t i i women’s rocker oxfords Ate.i Profile BOLTON Anyone interested in being on such a Elaine Potterton, tax collector, said o i You’ll be right up with the Will Review Donna Holland committee is asked to call the selectmen’s residents who owe mother vehicle taxes newest fashions. Thick laces, Correspondent office or one of the selectmen. and have registrations to renew before the center seam and high rocker 646-0375 end of the month should pay by Nov. 27. bottom. Tan or black; 5- 10. DevCo Plan Record Hop Street Numbering The regular office hours are Monday, Focal Grocer President regularly 13.99 First Selectman Richard Morra has Bolton High School Class of 1976 will sponsor a record hop Friday from 7 until Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. until 2 COVENTRY suggested appointing a committee to p.m. and Monday from 7 until 9 p.m. like to have as much informa­ Topic of Hearing study whether or not there is a need for ad­ 11 p.m. at the high school gym. Of Food Stores Group Monica Shea tion as possible on which to ditional police protection in Bolton. 9.88 Correspondent base a decision. We are not ig­ Tax Office Meets Tonight 742-9495 norant of the proposal, in fact, Morra said he would like the study com­ Jack Devanney of 70 Porter st., COVENTRY Church Festival mittee before budget time. The Board of The tax collector’s office will be closed The Bolton Ecumenical Council will square foot building to the present three- The Windham Regional Plan­ we have had detailed presen­ owner of Manchester’s Highland Park tations of it by DevCo.” Monica Shea The diaconate of the First Selectmen was in complete agreement Nov. 28 and 29 for the Thanksgiving meet tonight at 8 at the United Methodist story structure with about 8,000 square ning Agency last night referred Market, has been elected president of The agency voted to ask Correspondent Congregational Church of that a study should be made. holiday. Church. feet of supermarket space. the DevCo application for an the Connecticut Food Stores Associa­ amendment to the Coventry DevCo once again for Its Impact 742-9495 Coventry invites everyone to a statement. The Street Numbering Com­ "Festival of Song and tion, the statewide organization of Recent town zoning approval cleared zoning regulations to the agen­ the way for Devanney to expand the opera­ cy reference committee and Dan Manley, town represen­ mittee will hold a public Thanksgiving’’ on Sunday more than 1,000 independent and chain tative to the agency, questioned hearing tonight at 7:30 in the evening at 7 in the church on Rt. supermarkets. tion even further by more than doubling simultaneously to other agency the size of the market. He says construc­ members. whether asking for the state­ Town Hall. 'The purpose of the 31. hearing will be to obtain com­ There will be a coffee hour tion is to begin next spring. Agency members are to ment would. In effect, violate Devanney, who has served the associa­ women’s T-strap forward their comments on the the agency guidelines on in­ ments and public views on the immediately following the ser­ tion in a variety of capacities in recent Devanney feels one of the biggest application to the reference teraction with developers. street numbering program. vice, sponsored by the Senior Buckle up for a great look. years, will serve as president for one year. problems fq^ing the food store business committee by Dec. 11. The After the guidelines were read The Planning and Zoning High Pilgrim Fellowship. Radio /haeK STORES NOW OPEN lATE NIGOIS Till GNRISTMAS This T-strap has a thick plat­ today is the chreat of consumer boycotts reference committee will Manley said it wouldn’t be a Commission has reviewed and Devanney has been in the retail grocery stemming from skyrocketing prices due to form and beautiful lines. Rich report to the full agency on Jan. violation. approved the program. Snowmobile Club business for more than 20 years, coming to inflation and other variables. brown or vintage wine; 5-lo . 7 with a working document The agency voted to refer the Points of interest in the The Glaciers Snowmobile the field from a related occupation as a application to the Planning and program are the naming of all Club will meet on ’Tuesday at drawn up on the basis of written salesman for a food broker. Housewives’ boycotts of nationally Budgeting Division of the state state and United States routes; Upton’s Garage on Rt. 32 in P n ^ C l i r i i regularly 11.99 comments of agency members advertised products at some Connecticut and to ask for assistance from where possible, confusing in­ Mansfield at 7:45 p.m. for dis­ He leased the'Highland Park Market, and utilizing the expertise of stores aren’t healthy.for the industry, the Environmental Review tersections will be eliminated; cussion of the annual Christmas 317 Highland St., in 1954 and bought it four the reference committee Devanney commented, because the members. Team. The agency gave the a few street najnes would be party. DEEP PRICE CUTS-JUST IN TIME i years later. In the years he has run the 9.88 charged to remove confusion; JACK DEVANNEY business is so heavily regulated by com­ Margaret Hemphill told the reference committee the The club is looking for business, the store has come from a 900- petition. o commission she would like out­ authority to refer the applica­ and residents would be notified volunteers for a work party on 2 side consultants on the applica­ tion to any other agencies that of their assigned street number Sunday from 10 a.m. to noon. FOR GIVING! LIMITED ODANTITIES! tion, especially In the fields of it feels is necessary. when the program is com­ Volunteers are to meet at the water resources and the Manley had asxed Andrews to pleted. state boat launching area on ‘ in c lu d e s / LETS TALK municipal Impact. She put the matter of legal services Many groups have been con­ Lake Waungumbaug off of i gen u in e ( suggested that It would be a that the agency might require sulted in developing the Cross St. W A LN U T 4 TURKEY useful exercise to divorce the as an item on the agenda for program including the Post Of­ Please bring brush cutters, 7 VENEER > It’s not too late to order a Theresa fice, police, fire departments saws, axes, etc. ordinance from the DevCo last night’s meeting. “7 CASE r Fresh Golden Harvest Mrs. Hemphill informed the and town officials. All have Meets Tuesday proposal and just consider the [ Turkey at PInehurst. boys’ leath er alpine lligM^shoe ordinance as Itself, which Is members that the agency had agreed that this program will The Paddle, Prop and Sail — $ — increase public safety and con­ applicable to the whole town of allocated J2,000 for special ser­ Club will hold a club meeting at Order Ducks and Fresh Ready for winter. Tan leather Coventry. vices and all but $5 of that was venience and assist in improve­ 8 p.m. Tuesday at the Lakeside SAVE [ Capons too. for evervthina ment of services such as mail ■ * in a moc toe with rolled top Bryant Andrews, chairman of already encumbered for the Grill, Lake St. —•— year. delivery. edge and sturdy stitching. the agency, said, “I think that It you want the best Ham you do."^ ^ It is expected that the this will be very difficult for us Manley said, “The expertise Historical Society there Is, come to PInehurst Rugged ripple soles. to do. We are all aware of the that we may need before we get numbering program will start The Historical Society will in January and last for several REALISTIC® HI-FI RECEIVER and buy a whole or half DevCo proposal and I would to home port may be very cost­ meet on Tuesday at 8 p.m. in $100 MORRELL EZ CUT Sizes 8V2-3 months. ly. I think no agency is really the Society House on South St. .and you can CUT 40%-WHILE THEY LAST! financially able to evaluate this Beautification FULLY COOKEU HAM regularly 8.99 Percy Hamilton Goodsell Jr. of Reg. 249.95 —$— Back Pay Restored proposal but we may just have The Beautification Com­ Colossal savings on our powerful HOUSTON (UPI) - The City Cheshire will present a slide- to. My suggestion is that we mittee will meet tonight at 8 in illustrated program entitled CHARGE IT STA-80 component receiver! With Frozen Turkeys are here and Council has agreed to restore At Radio Shack look at lawyers so if we do the Board Room of the Town “Homes and Homesites of the such audiophile features as high we have a large display the back pay of a fireman developed a problem'we will Hall. ready for your selection. suspended for 10 days for Signers of the Declaration of filter, FM muting, tape monitor, full Sizes 3Vz- know who to go to.” The coimnittee will have a Independence.” GRADE A PLUMP referring to former Mayor Andrews said, “All we are discussion of possible Bi­ range tone controls, separate tuning regularly 9.99 Louie Welch as “Screwy Goodsell has been a freelance meters. Exclusive Perfect Loudness^ 1 4 9 ^ YOUNG TURKEYS charged with doing is to give centennial projects such as the Louie.” professional genealogist since 10 to 20 lbs. our reaction to the regional im­ planting of shrubbery and a his retirement in 1961 as head of NO RAIN CHECKS and Glide-Path ® volume/ balance controls. Select main, remote or two l PER The city Legal Department pact of any development to possible house tour during the the genealogical research ON THIS SALE sets of speakers. There s only one place you can find it... Radio Shack. STORE recommended the action come into the region. We have period. Wednesday, saying the city had department at the American no legal recommendations to Other items on the agenda in­ Historical Co., Inc. of New no legal basis for the suspen­ make. I don’t anticipate the clude a membership drive and a GRADE A PLUMP sion. York City. Coming to Manchester need for any legal advice. I litter and bottle ordinance. Goodsell is active in many BROADBREASTED The fireman, William E. would rather spend the money Candy Sale organizations and has held TURKEYS Savings & Loan employes will arrive in Manchester Dec. 7 for the opening Love, 25, called Welch “Screwy on getting planning advice. Cub Scout Pack 57 will con­ 21 to 24 lbs. several offices as a member of of the l^nchester branch of the East Hartford-based financial institution. Left to right are men’s step-ins Louie” last year in a letter to The agency took no action on duct a fund raising candy sale Councilman Larry McKaskle the Descendants of the Signers Branch Manager Robert Bonner, a Colby College graduate who joined the bank in 1968- Manley’s suggestion, but the on Saturday. This will be a of, the Declaration of N complaining that police officers matter of legal assistance will door-to-door sale by members lb. and employes Jamce St. Hilaire, Elizabeth Osborne, and Christian Mae Finance. received a bigger pay raise Independence, Inc. SAVE Step out in fashion. be kept on the agenda for the of the pack. ’The sale will begin We will also have TOBIN than firemen. The public is invited to attend Lustrous brown next few agency meetings. at 10 a.m. the program. FIRST PRIZE TURKEYS L. uppers with bump PLUM Pu'd DINQ...... toe. Low platform and $90 BRANDIED MINCE MEAT medium heel for easy PLAIN MINCE MEAT Nation’s Favorite Drink walking: 6V2-12. ' I .... 9-OZ. PKQS. NONE SUCH REALISTIC HI-FI CONDENSED MINCE MEAT — $— Is No Longer Bourbon RECEIVER CUT47% -H UR R Y! OLD FASHIONED FOX RUN MALL Reg. 189.95 PUMPKIN Buy our best-selling Realistic STA-46 stereo FM-AM Enough! for 2 pies NEW YORK (UPI) - Belly Vodka doesn’t interfere with component receiver at almost half price! Features In each can wear frills to get a place at the up to the bar, boys, and have a bar,” muttered one dismayed the flavor.” “The gap, if it mag phono input, dual illuminated tuning meters, belt —of vodka and orange exists, is very small,” conceded S&W DARK PITTED belter. dual full range tone controls, dual speaker switches juice. Vodka and orange juice? one, who declined to be iden­ CHERRIES “It’s like the prohibition era - full tape inputs and outputs plus monitor switch ‘Fraid so. Vodka has just bathtub gin and orange juice,” tified. Last year, he said, bour­ MONEY BACK Incredible bargain! 31-2026 replaced bourbon as the said an executive for a New bon and vodka were running V PIN^HURST nation’s favorite hard alcoholic “very, very close” with bour­ /KATZi 2 PER STOR6 York bourbon distiller. GUARANTEE thing ^*22 • drink. SAUSAGE MEAT “The trend is toward lighter bon slightly ahead. Grieb said We re so sure you'll love 04/ shoes we Apparently even two-fisted can make this oMer At T a ^ a y any pair is doing itS bost tO liquors. A lot of young people few hard figures are available of shoes accompanied by ihe sales slip creative decorating help drinkers who once dismissed for 1974 but government can be returned for full refund or' »^*1.39 are using vodka, which has very 60 exchange wiihm days' —•— vodka as a drink for silly girls little flavor, wit sweet mixes. statistics show vodka running U.S. CHOICE and sissies are swilling it. In All they taste is 7-Up.” Even in ahead. Smirnoff, which takes SAVE shot and beer towns such as BEAT INFLATION SAVE CUBE STEAKS Atlanta, where a wholesaler credit for the Screwdriver, the Detroit, taverns in tough fac­ said: ‘"rhis is a bourbon area Moscow Mule and uie Bloody tory neighborhoods report converse with the best prices you'll find anywhere! $45 lb. —probably the strongest bour­ Mary, Introduces a “new •1.79 selling a lot more vodka than bon area of the whole country” lifestyle drink” every 60 days. $100 bourbon or whiskey in the past —the single best-selling liquor Today, it’s the Hot Adam’s Ap­ RADIO SHACK® U.S. CHOICE TENDER four or five months. ple — vodka, what else, and hot K-Msrt Shopping Mall REALISTIC 10-BAIMD is Smirnoff vodka. J. Richard OPEN EVERY DAY 10 to 10 207 Spencer STEWING BEEF A big seller at the Blue Moon Grieb,, president of Smirnoff apple cider. Straot, Manchester BATTERY-AC Lounge in the Motor City is PORTABLE RADIO! CALCULATOR division of Heublein, thinks the SPECIAL Wallcovering SALE lb. •1.38 something called the reason vodka has had such a Reg. 199.95 Copperhead —vodka and dramatic growth in the last 10 Lvery Wallcovering ^ ^ /> / S. Reg. 114.95 grapefruit juice. years is because it mixes “with with any $7.50 order “It’s getting so you have b' whole lot of flavors people like. Christmas Shop in the Store Reduced! 1 / Q ^ / o Buy Land O'Lakaa ant Village t h o u s a n d s OF DO-IT-YOURSELF ITEMS IN THE Q Q 9 S BUHER State Hires Expert 2 PER STORE Our fabulous Patrolman^:-10 multiband tunes lAREA’S LARGEST CHRISTMAS AND CRAFTS SHOP! includes vinyl and hand handprints too! Automatic percent key and constant. . ‘. UHF, 3 bands VHF, 3 shortwave bands, marine 79 Selectable floating or fixed decimal For Housing Study FM, AM. Includes AC cord, batteries, world time .... SAMtiBA...... switch. Large 8-digit display. With AC zone map. Over 50% off while they last!!! SPRITE adapter/charger. carrying case. The Connecticut Housing The agencies are now using a MERMAID GIFT VILLAGE OVER 2 PER STORE COKE Finance Authority (CHFA) and four-year-old study prepared by QUARTS the state Department of Com­ the Governor’s Task Force on munity Affairs (DCA) have Housing. dt 119 Griswold Street, Glastonbury 2i79« contracted with a Washington, The study, to be completed by 400 BOOKS SAVE D.C., firm to undertake a $48,- January, w ill_ be made C ^ U P T O W N f t SAVE 000 statewide housing market available to municipalities and of quality wallcoverings such as study. regional planning agencies. m m FOR FOUR SANTA IS BACK $40 The study, to be done by the DCa Commissioner Susan THWtRSGWlNG, Strahn • Birge • Schumacher firm of Hammer, Siler, George Bennett said the study is impor­ Associates on a regional basis, tant in complying with the (MMP l e if w it h AT MERMAID! Walltex > Sanitas • Imperial REALISTIC REALISTIC is dq|^ned to project the recently enacted federal , 3-PIECE 8-TRACK BATTERY-AC state’s housing needs for the Housing and Community p u m p k in p ie RNO The hifr Santa is there and a live Santa CASSETTE RECORDER next five years, CHFA and DCA Development Act. the price is right and /K A T ^ offers additional Reg. 99.95 STORE '■'•AYER said. A b o t t l e o f w in e . Battery/record level Reg. 69.95 is there too afternoons after school and help for your budget: Compact 8-track player and stereo meter, digital counter, MONEY BACK 5 9 9 5 amplifier with two speaker systems. auto shutoff. Mike, AAQS BOTTLE evenings. Drop in and say hello! 1492 Changer, tuner inputs! Model TP-8. FREE Professional Decorator Service in the Store earphone, carry case. I4-824 _2 PER STORE OPEN TUES THRU SMART SANTAS SHOk bARLY... STORES OPEN LATE NIGHTS p u b l ic r e c o r d s SAT. 10 to 6, FRI. SOMEONE ON HAND ALL THE TIME TO SHOW YOU SALE BEGINS TO 9, SUN. Ito 6 RaSie HOW TO MAKE YOUR OWN DECORATIONS ^ Tues. Nov. 19 and 499 Wurranly Deedi Hawthorne St., and Debra Joy /haek .Q m/ . ..ruNo ,40 $ OlALfln Taylor Made Homes Inc. to Sedgwick, 58 Croft Dr., Nov. 30, New Store Hours continues thru Nov. 30 388 MIDDU TURNPIKE, WEST Carlos L. and Luz M. Castillo, St, James Church. loolt for 76ii Sign $ 1.39 property at 554 Hilliard St., PIG CHRISTMAS OPEN TUES THRU SAT 9 to 5:30 In Your Neighborhood Richard Dennis Dowling and $34,500. Rachel Cassanto, both Hart­ FREE TREE ORNAMENTS ALL PAPER PARTY SUPPLIES ARRANGEMENTS FRI NIGHT TO 9 Welles Street MANCHESTER PARKADE Sharon E. Adams to Gerald S. ford, Jan. 11 at Meadows Nur­ SET OF 3 Reg. 59< each (except Christmas) Pinehurat and Virginia 0. Coulter, proper­ sing Home. plates, cups, CANDLE WREATHES IN Fox Run Mall ty at 88 Walker St., $ii,500. Christmas Trees LOVELY COLORS Glastonbury Us Pemlehi Building Pernills for table deco­ napkins, etc. Grocery The Savings Bank of ration or arrange­ 6 4 9 -1 8 0 6 302 MAIN Laslo Szarka, industrial 633-9493 MON. - nil. 10:00 A.M. - 0:00 P.M. Manchester versus Tracy Cole building at 143 Adams St., $20.- ments Opon 8ll. 8 *til 0 et al, foreclosure on propertv at 000. Price creative decorating SAT. 10:00 A.M. - 0:30 P.M. in Walnut St, ^ Vz S m SUNDAY Paul B. Robinson, paint- With this coupon Yz Price [A TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY 8 ’III 2 Murrlag** l.lrenaet storage area at 249 Broad St.. With this coupon With this coupon With this coupon 1 PRICES MAY VARV AT INDIVIDUAL STORES Angelo Intagllata, 167 $900,

V -PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov, 21. 1974 MANCHESTgR E V E ; ^ Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Nov. 21. 1874- PAGE TWENTV-ONIB Help Wanted 13. Homaa For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 Homee For Sole 23 Homoe For Selo INDEX Order Your b u r g e r KING Is looking for SEVEN ROOM Cape - 23 Homea For Sato 23 ? Board Votes to Seek Federal Grant ADVERTISING night time male personnel. 5 ’til Carpeted, remodeled, two full Offered by the MANCHESTER - New England N O T IC It closing, or 8 ’til closing. Part- baths, rec room, oversized 2- Fieldstone and clapboard ac­ 1 — Loll tnd Found d ea d lin e cent this rambling Colonial in By SOL R. COHEN the manager on the need by the sewer townwide revaluation of property. It is the 2 — Pirionili ‘‘Happy time or full-time, flexible car garage, patio. Buckley second payment of three planned — 3 — Announcimtnli t2 00 noon the day balors h^ours. Apply Burger King, 467 School area. Owner, 647-9870. one of Manchester's most char­ SUBMEII department for more employes.” POLICE REPORT Center Street. PMLMICK ming areas. Four bedrooms, ^ Despite misgivings about the wisdom of leading to revaluation as of the October 4 — entartiinmant publication Town Manager Robert Weiss stressed 5 — Auction! V k baths, 2-car garage, im­ !^its action, the Manchester Board of Direc- 1976 Grand List and 1977-78 taxes. Deadline lor Saturday and MANCHESTER - Six-room urgency in applying for the grant, "to Monday is t2 00 floon Friday Thought” STILL LOOKING? Start maculate. 60’s. Warren E. tors Tuesday night authorized an appiica- guarantee reservation of funds for • $15,000 in revenue-sharing funds for MANCHESTER about $11 in cash and many per­ FINANCIAL custom built Ranch, fireplace, EUCMICE Donald L. Morse, 19, of 49 a — Bondi-Slocki-Mortgigaa working now. Many full and carpeting, garage, west side ACENCY Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. !\tion for a f32,015 federai grant— under the Manchester.” correcting Wells St. storm drainage sonal items such as insurance 9 — Parional Loani IwoH make a decision on the need." sitting at the kitchen table of a 53 — Apartments lor Rent Raised Ranch, spacious living CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12- cellars and attics. Free es­ • $10,000 in revenue-sharing funds for elderly citizens and the needs not being 'The facts omitted from The 54 — Homes lor Rant Clothing In any condition accepted room antique Colonial com­ timates. 644-1775. Mayor Thompson said he agreed with Parker St. home Wednesday 55 — Business lor Rent room, dining room and Call 649-1421 rencyating offices in the Municipal provided. Herald’s account of the arrest to be redistributed to needy Igcal people. pletely restored and in Mrs. Jackston. "The question of need about 8:35 p.m. when a white 56 — Resort Proparty lor Rant kitchen, three bedrooms, Real Batata Wantad Building, vacated by departments moving Making the presentation were Vista but included in the more 57 — Wantad to Rant □ REAL ESTATE excellent condition. 4 28 TRUCKING and cleaning hasn’t been answered yet and we want male about age 15 came in the 58 — MIsc. lor Rant finished rec room, finished to the Lincoln Center and to be used by Volunteers Mary Ellen Nemergut and detailed police report were that fireplaces, 2(4 baths, income cellars, attics, yards, etc. Call those answers before we commit back door, police said. Happiness Is - laundry room, 2V4 baths, 2-car SELLING your home or 649-7055. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY departments moving from the Hall of 'Tina Martin, and Alan Mason, director of Mrs. Patten had refused to AUTOMOTIVE Homaa For Sala 23 ourselves. The youth grabbed her garage, central air- producing 3-room studio acreage? For prompt friendly Carpentry and genera! contrac­ Records and the old Spruce St. firehouse. human resources. They utilized color leave Cavey’s because she said 61 — Autos lor Sale He/p W a n M 13 doing the . “In addition,” added ’Thompson, “I have pocketbook from off a counter 62 — Trucks lor Sals conditioning, appliances, apartment and 2-room antique service, call Louis Dimock DRESSMAKING and ting. Residential and commer­ The amount authorized was reduced from slides with accompanying sound — made she had lost her wallet there. 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale YOUNG MARINES MANCHESTER - Owner shop. Realty, 649-9823. cial. Whether it be a small serious reservations about employing a se­ behind her and ran back out the PART-TIME janitorial work, We wish to thank fireplace, carpeting, city Alterations - Let a professional the $19,000 requested. Voting against the in Manchester and of Manchester people, The management of Cavey’s 64 — Molorcycles-BIcyclea and meeting new anxious for quick sale, 5 1/2 repair iob, a custom built home cond management analyst, especially same door, police said. 65 — Campars-Trallers-Moblle early morning, three-hour shift, everyone who helped water and sewer. $58,000. TWO-FAMILY - 5-5 flats. do it for you. Call evenings, 875- allocation were the three Republican services and places. told police they had searched Homes friends, room Cape, 11/2 baths, garage, ALL CASH for your property 4090. or anything in between, call 64^ since we also have a human services coor­ The large, dark brown, Manchester area. Call 649-5334. make eat-in kitchen, Waddell School Central heat, one block to bus 1379. directors, on the argument they didn’t They identified the priority needs in the restaurant but found no 66 — Automotive Service going camping, hiking, U&R REALTY CO., INC. within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, dinator.” leather pocketbook contained wallet. 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease area. LaPenta Agency, line. $37,500. have enough information regarding the Manchester as food and nutrition (with ESTABLISHED real estate of­ Temple Chapter No. 53 643-2692 instant service. Hayes Agency, SNOWPLOWING - commercial Vivian Ferguson remarked, “I share the drilling, etc. Realtor, 646-2440. 646^131. ’ STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, renovations. meals on wheels the immediate project), fice desires one more alert Robert D. Murdock and residential. Call 649-3015 feeling about hiring another management O.E.S. Last chance to join RAISED RANCH - 7 rooms, fireplaces, flagstone terraces, • $30,000 in revenue-sharing funds for housing and transportation. sales person. All sales aids Realtor after 4 p.m. analyst. I would like a definite report from HERALD YESTERDAYS HOLIDAY FAIR this year’s group TOLLAND - A warm home formal dining room, family WE WILL buy your house. Call concrete repairs, inside and provided, including trimmed in sunshine. Six-room outside. Reasonably priced. membership in three area such a success. Sign up now at room, modern kitchen, wall- anytime, Hutchins Agency, FAMILY MAN. P art-tim e □ N O T IC ES Country Cape, acre lot. Low t^wall carpeting, aluminum Realtors, 646-3166. 643-0851. 25 Years Ago Multiple Listing Systems. All ' The Committee Burnside Ave. School, 30’s. 8'ra-6323. MANCHESTER- Main and business. Truck, tools for any New A&P Supermarket opens today at replies strictly confidential. Grove Street, two-family house siding, 2-car garage. Large job. Honest, reliable. 643-0304 East Hartford, lot, 160x250. $47,500. SELLING your house? Call us after 4. ANY TYPE Carpentry and 116 E. Center St., with large crowd atten­ Mr. Belfiore, 647-1413. EAST HARTFORD - Im- with a two-room 500 square foot masonry work, additions and Lost and Found 1 this Friday, 7-9 p.m. office on first floor and two first and we’ll make you a cash Council Votes to Sue Green Manor ding grand opening. maculate 6 room Split, three offer. One day service. T. J. remodeling. Free estimates. A. apartments. Large lot with a 2- COLONIAL — Nine rooms. GUTTERS cleaned and LOST - Black and white bedrooms, paneled family Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Squillacote, 649-0811. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Happiness Is ----- car garage. Excellent for beau­ Bowers School, 4 bedrooms, repaired. Painting and ^ringer Spaniel and Border Join us, have fun room, 1 l/2baths, basement, paperhanging. Call 646^M88. tends are caused by work on problem concerns a subdivision bursement should be 10 Years Ago for laboratory manager and Joining the bunch at pool, trees, $35,900. Warren E. ty salon, doctor, or service den, fully equipped kitchen, BUILDING - Remodeling, VERNON (Jollie male dog, vicinity at business. Call P.M.H. Real IMMEDIATE cash for your property owned by Green which Green Manor is construc­ demanded,” he said. Manchester Democrats plan victory Bolton, $25. reward. Bolton plant manager. Five years ST. BRIDGET’S Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. formal dining room, rec property. Let us explain our roofing, concrete steps, On recommendation of Manor. ting near the Manchester- Atty. Schwebel told the Town party despite threat by AFL-CIO Hotel, secretarial experience, typing MANCHESTER Estate, 528-9321, after 5 call 568- room, walk-out basement, firenlaces. For estimates call iseveral town officials, and ap- license. 643-8880. PARISH 5776. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, Vernon town line and which is Council Monday night that legal Restaurant Employes and Bartenders and shorthand required. EMBLEM CLUB PRINCETON STREET - Clean walk-up attic, 2-car garage, 647-1413. Palntlng-Paparlng 649-1142. jproval of the Town Council, Atty. Schwebel said he met The Social Club 32 causing silting on Hartl Dr. in action seemed to be the only Union to have picket line to protest non­ FOUND - one upper dental Excellent salary with growth CARD PARTY 4 bedroom Colonial in the IVi b a th s , a s s u m a b le ♦Vernon’s town attorney. Abbot with the town engineer, company in Rockville area. 5%% ASSUMABLE mortgage Vernon. way to recover the costs in­ union catering. plate in sewer main on West presents center of town. Walk to all mortgage at 5Vi%, $40,500. B.H. MAGOWAN, JR. & SONS MUREnHOMI JSchwebel, will bring suit against building inspector, and director Please send resume to Box K, at with substantial cash on this The town attorney said this curred by the town in cleaning Center Street, perfect condi­ CASINO NIGHT schools. Owners building a new Services Ottered - Painting and paperhanging. (Green Manor Construction Co. of public works and it was Manchester Herald. Elks Club house, want this one sold. So- excellent six-room Cape. City CONDOMINIUM- 7 rooms, 3 IMPfiOVEMENTCO. problem has resulted in the clogged storm drains. tion. Call 649-5281, ext. 251. Nov. 22, 1974 8 p.m. utilities, amesite drive, com­ Free estimates, nilly insured. Mi Manchester. decided to request permission BIssell Street give us a call and “Start bedrooms, 2(4 baths, wall-to- Call 643-7361. town sending Green Manor bills Because of the silting. Free Admission binations, oil heat, quiet SHARPENING Service - Barns • iBIwds • NHo Coven ‘ ’The suit is being brought in of the mayor and the Town Personala 2 XMAS PART-TIME help Thursday, packing’’. T. J. Crockett, wall carpeting, modern Additions • Rm Roobm amounting to some $8,000. Building Inspector Francis wanted - Day or night, apply Bring a friend. neighborhood. Quick occupan- Saws, knives, axes, shears, ‘Connection with two drainage Council to bring suit against the November 21st Realtor, 643-1577. kitchen with built-ins, finished skates, rotary blades. Quick PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ Kitehans • Hoofing . construction company. 'The other problem concerns McNulty has been told by An­ our custoriMrs say: NEED MONEY - Write RoMar Jewelry Department, Kings. Prizes - Prizes - Prizes Priced at only $31,900. ting, wallpapering, spray/brush 'problems which the town con­ property owned by Green 8 p.m. Charles Lesperance, 649-7620. rec room, central air- service. Capitol Equipment Almnlnuni S id ^ Atty. Schwebel said one drew Tricarico, director of Co., P.O. Box 1155, Manchester, MANCHESTER - 8-room conditioning, $34,500. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. painting. Fair prices, fully in­ Manor, off Taylor St. in Vernon public works, not to issue any UhhamtlmUmT Conn. 06040. Contemporary, 4 large sured, experienced and depen­ Working with old Bom Boordo »nd WANTED - short order cooks, MANCHESTER area - Hours daily 7:30-5, ’Thursday Hand Mown Booma A 8paelaltr and which, Atty. Schwebel said, permits for the subdivision bedrooms, 2Vi baths, magnifi­ dable. 643-1671. dishwashers, waitresses, full or To Reduced, clean, aluminum­ WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:304. 643- is also causing silting on that going up off Taylor St. until the FdnttamhirKKBlL PIANO WANTED - Any condi­ To my gringo brothers- cent view. In the 60’s. Warren 7958. Rogor Itarrolt 648-0822 Town Awaits Approval part-time. Open 24 hours daily. "OLGA KORBUT’’ sided, 51/2 room Ranch. Large, Thinking of Selling Your street due to work being done problem is resolved. tion. Call any time, 875-6451. Experience not necessary but FELIZ CUMPLEANOS E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. COLLEGE Graduate students modern kitchen with Property? Call TODAY! available for exterior and In­ on the Green Manor property. This caused Green Manor to In Sonhaetlaitl helpful. Only neat and depen­ Congratulations on and much love appliances, 3 bedrooms, full REWEAVING burns, holes. On Removing Tracks The town attorney also noted RIDE WANTED - From Burr dable persons need a making the team. REDWOOD FARMS Zippers, umbrellas repaired. terior painting. Six years MASON CONTRACTOR - file a suit against Vernon. The Corners to Walker Street area. PP- from cellar, acre plusHreed lot. Only that in addition to the suit for ly dl Manchester Motel, Room From - Brucle Miller Immaculate two-bedroom Railed Window shades, Venetian experience. Fully insured. Free Plastering, custom built stone suit claims that the dispute 5:10 p.m. Call 646-8173. Bogota $32,900. Keitn Real Estate, ^ estimates. Call our com­ VERNON does not have the authority to money damages there are over Green, Manor paying M, 1-4 p.m. W^nesday through Ranch, m baths, fireplace, double 4126, 649-1922. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. or brick fireplaces, chimney Saturday. garage, priced in low 40’i by PHLDMCK Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. petitors, than call us, 649-7034. repair, block and cement work. 'The Town of Vernon will have grant permission as the proper­ expenses incurred by the town storm drain fees is unrelat^ to transferred owners. v ty is still owned by Penn Cen­ in having to provide a contrac­ VERNON - Be in by Christmas. New and repairs. E. Richard­ to wait until it obtains permis­ issuing subdivision permits. BUWGHARD ft ROSSnrO INSIDE - Outside painting, son, 643-0889, 649-0608. tral. EXPERIENCED Alpha Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 On two acres in one of Vernon’s MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. sion from Penn Central tor and its own forces. He said, Green Manor contends it had RaaKora-MLS S4S-24S2 Removal, pruning, lot clearing, ^ c i a l rates for people over 65. Gold said he forwarded a Numeric keypunch operator, nicest areas sits this seven AGENCV Railroad before it can remove “It would seem to me that a offered to put funds in escrow □ FINANCIAL hours 8-4-30. ^ la ry commen­ 189 Wm I CMitar SlTMt spraying. Fully insured. Fully insured. Estimates given. R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ copy of the town’s letter and request for injunctive relief is SKILLED LATHEMEN room Split $43,900. Mint condi­ Call 649-7863. some old railroad tracks that to cover the cost of work done surate with experience. Call ^ tion, living room, dining room, KJtTOftS Licensed. Free estimates. ditions, garases, porches, cross some of the highways in maps to William Clark, also in order.” due to the silting, until it is Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 647-9121. ExcaliMt om rtunity for exporloncod production mon on Phone 633-5345. kitchen and formica work, aircfoft quality work. 80 houra. no Saturdays. Banafits In- SIX room Colonial completely kitchen, three bedrooms, 2 1/2 CEILINGS, inside painting, town. manager of real estate for the In agreeing with the determined where the respon­ renovated inside ana out. baths, fireplace, slate entry. repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. A request was sent to the Penn (Antral Northeast region. recommendation of Schwebel, MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ A’TTENDANT - Service station, company paid madical, Ufa, (4M2M TREE SERVICE (Soucier) papering, floor sanding- sibility of the costs lies. dek pay, holidays and vacations. Alr-condHionad shop. Garage, 1 1/2 baths, nicely Two stairways to first floor refinishing (specializing In state Department of ’Transpor­ He said he asked Qark to Mayor Frank McCoy said that cond, third. All kinds. Realty full, part-time, earn $3.50 hour­ treed lot. Low 30s. Early oc­ level, three zone heat. Beautiful Trees cut, trimmed or topped, TOP QUALITY Work - SepUc, review the town’s proposal, and statewide. Credit rating un­ ly, mechanically inclined. stumps removed, fully insured. older floors). John Verfaille, sewer connections, bulldozing, tation asking permission to the two situations have been a MACHINIST-PRODUCTION cupancy. Mr. Dwyer, Belfiore parquet floors in living room 646-5750, 872-2222. if he approves it, the state will LigUORS-WINES necessary. Reasonable. Con- '/olobseekers, \ 568-1070.1-1070. Agency, 647-1413. Got a tree problem? Well worth excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. remove the rails. It was matter of concern to his office fidanfiol B r i d ^ r t s and Horizontal Millars. Sat up and oparati and dining room, one car gar­ CORDIALS fidential, quick arrangements. age. Baskin Real Estate, 64^ MANCHESTER - Charming six a phone call. 742-8252. Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 64^ answered by David Gold, chief then be in a position to act on it. and have caused considerable for aircratt quality work. 50 hours, no Saturdays. BanafiU room rustic Cape, city water J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom 5114. executive officer of the Bureau Clark said the state should Minimum Prices! Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. SERVICE STATION Mechanic ncluda: $5.50 l» r hour to start, company paid madical, FIVE room Ansaldi built 1210. aggravation to the residents of 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart- - General repairs, experience, and sewer, low taxes and ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ decorating. Interior painting. of Rail nd Motor Carrier Ser­ have had title to the railroad the areas involved. \ Ufa, sick pay, holidays and vacations. Alr-condltionad Ranch. ’Two fireplaces, lovely Paper hanging. New Ceilings. ford. Evenings, 233-6879. good references, dependable, family room, country size maintenance. Located on a eling, rec rooms, offices, TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service vices. property some time ago but “The town has been forced to ARTHUR DRUG own tools, willing to work long TOLLAND large lot in a quiet household repairs. Phone 649- Remodeline. Exterior painting. - remodeling, repairs, counter . there have been some problems SPENCER MACHINE kitchen. Simply immaculate. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. Gold explained that the state perform considerable work, at MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd hours. Apply in person after 1 Mr. Matthew, Belfiore Agency, An immaculate Raised Ranch neighborhood. Price, $M,900. 4594. and cabinet work, free es- conveying it. great expense, and full reim­ mortgages — interim financing p.m. daily. Silver Lane Shell, 757 GOODWIN STREET EAST HARTFORD, CONN if there ever was one, 8(4 Equal housing opportunity. Fully insured. For estimate call timates. Call 643-5769. 647-1413. ' 649-9658. — expeditious and confidential 252 S p en cer S tr e e t, 528-9315 rooms of perfection, priced at Colli-Wagner Realtors, 289- LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs) service, J.D. Real Estate Manchester. 0241. cellars and attics cleaned, MANCHEISTER - Nice custom $50,900. One full ’plus 2 half PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. Assoc. 646-1980. Cape. Formal dining room, baths, carpeting,- 2-car gar­ lawns mowed, small tree work. Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmnaf 34 MANCHESTER - Authentic Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. Five years experience. Repair Work Starts on Tower PIZZA MAKER - 18 years or PHONE FROM home to ser­ LAB TECHNICIANS - Required good size living room with age, plus much more. Call LOANS AVAILABLE for older to work nights. Must be vice our customers for super to have a minimum CLA cer­ Colonial reproduction. Four Excellent references. Pete, 742- BIDWELL Home Improvement In the past, if you wanted fireplac*, dinelte kitchen. Tony Wasilefsky at 649-5306, bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double 6117 (toll free) ^10 p.m. business or real estate expan­ neat and reliable. Apply earnings. Choose own hours. tification with one year Convenient east-side area. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Co. Expert instaUation of VERNON and public works departments. frame were cut precisely, eves. 872-0003. garage. Lookout Mountain aluminum siding, gutters and Donald Berger, director of sion, operating capitol, etc. W. evenings. West Side Italian Call 647-1810. experience in a hospital Priced to sell at $35,900. Paul very reasonable work 'The first steps have been making the final installation a color tv you had three Leonard, 201-224-8054. Kitchen, 331 Center Street. area. Must see to appreciate. giaranteed, call anytime. 649- PAPER HANGING and ceiling trims. Roofing installation and recreation, said a three- laboratory. Will be expected to W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. taken in a program to renovate “class A” job. occasionally rotate weekends EQUAL HOUSINO OPPORTUNITY Hayes Corporation, 6^131. painting, reasonable rates. repairs. 649-6fl5, 875-9109. the Memorial Tower on Fox eighths-inch steel plate door The town is attempting to choices... NEED MONEY - Write RoMar MAINTENANCE - Full time, REAL ESTATE Career - Earn as scheduled. These are full \ Leonaref Spiegelberg. 643-9112. has been installed together with $12,000 yearly plus. For a con­ LARGE 6-6 Duplex in desirable BARROWS A WALUCE Hill. 'The project is being under­ repair the tower and to make it Co, P.O. Box 1155, Manchester, W. hourly. East Hartford com- time, permanent positions with area. Immaculate condition. TWO HANDYMEN want varie­ HORACE Tetrault - Siding, taken by the town’s recreation prison hinges, slide bolts, and Conn. 06040. pany, prefer experienced. fidential interview. Pasek excellent salary and above MM396 SI7-1818 728-8818 EXCELLENT BUYI ty of jobs for fall. Yards ra k ^ , Building-Contracting 33 roofing, storm windows, aw­ vandal proof. Various civic Realtors, MLS, 289-7475, 742- Two-car garage. Truly a fine locks. He said the door and organizations, in the past, have Jobseekers, 568-1070. average fringe benefits. Only home to live in. Frechette St RiaHT HERE IN TOWN limed and fertilized. Attics, nings. (Quality workmanship, •COME UP WITH THE CASH 8243. MASONRY - All types, free estimates. Fully insured. made repairs to the tower only those witn acceptable Martin, Inc., Realtors, 263 Main Immaculate 6-room Cape that cellars, cleaned. Light ANDOVER LAKE - Beautiful trucking. Reasonable. 643-53iD5. fieldstone, brick, concrete. 872-9187, 649-3417. to have their work undone by ...... PART-TIME waitress - 18 or references need apply. Please Street, 646-4144. offers 4 finished rooms down older, to work three nights a CASHIER - Full, part-time. sweeping view of entire lake, 4- Free estimates, after 5 p.m., ECHS Teachers Await vandals. •GO IN DEBT contact: Personnel Employ­ and 2 large rooms up, with a □ EMPLOYMENT week. Experience premrred. Start immediately, no ment Office. W.W. Backus room older home, modem bath, CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make 643-1870 or 644-2975. ' ROOFING - Specializing Berger said the work, so far, experience. Jobseekers 568- TWO-FAMILY, 6-6 duplex with full shed dormer, 1(4 baths, Must be neat and reliable. App­ Hospital, 326 Washington three bedrooms each side, half-acre treed lot, garage, $17,- sure your fireplace and repairing roofs, new roofs, Salary Plan Decision has been accomplished at a con­ 1070. 900. Hayes Corporation, 646- fireplace, carpeting, large LEON Cieszynski builder - new gutter work, chimneys, cleaned He/p Wanted 13 ly evenings. West Side Italian Street, Norwich, Ckinn. 889-8331 dining room, kitchen and living chimney are clean for this siderable saving to the town. He •GET ONE FIXED 0131. paneled rec room, aluminum year’s tough heating season homes custom built, and re p a ir e d . 30 y e a rs Teachers from East Catholic for a 5.5 per cent across-the- Kitchen, 331 Center Street. ext. 357. EOE. room with 80x140’ lot. Merritt said the price of doing the work OFFICE Clerk - parVtime, siding, detached garage and ahead. Reasonable rates. Call remodeled, additions, rec experience. Free estimates. High School who are members board pay increase and normal TOOL MAKERS - All-around Agency, 646-1180. on the town door had been WILLING TO TRAIN? Monday-Frlday, some vpint DIETICIAN full-time for a TWO FAMILY - duplex, 5-5, even a prime garden space. 872-0930, 872-0635. rooms garages, kitchens Rowley, 643-5381. of the Greater Hartford increases at all 13 levels or machinists and Bridgeport must have car. Write, quoted at $3,500 by a security operators. Top wages, fringe Positions open full, part-time, large convalescent home. To WEST CENTER STREET - Im- three years old, 1 1/2 baths, Move right in with nothing tp remodeled, bath tile, cement Catholic Education Association “steps” of school service. flexible hours, salary or com­ a^nchester Herald.^ aluminum siding, good invest­ work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ ROOFING - Installation and are awaiting a decision from firm. He said the town crews benefits and overtime. work with an experienced food maculate 7-room (Colonial, 3 do — in this cream puff! Building-Contracting 33 The archdiocese has offered a mission. Jobseekers, S6&-1070. service manager and kitchen ment at $53,900. Philbrick tial or commercial. Call 649- repairs, gutters, storm win­ the archdiocese on their latest were able to do the job for Experience preferred, but will WANT TO MAKE $25,000 next bedrooms, formal dining room, Situated in a quiet 4291. 2 per cent increase for 1974 plus TODAY train right man. Apply at staff. Liberal fringe benefits. 20’ family room, 3-car garage. Agency Realtors, 646-4200. dows, doors. Experienced about $,200. neighborhood tvith city salary proposal. 3V4 per cent increase in the step SALES-MANAGEMENT. A year? ’Then come and see me Salary commensurate with workmanship. Fully In- Berger termed it “a gdod Paragon Tool Company, 121 Merritt Agency, 648-1180. utilities. Priced for quick su re __ Jack Witham, president of raises. It has also offered a 4 Adams Street. national corporation is now a ^ t a career in Real Estate. experience. East Hartford Con­ IN-LAW APARTMENT con­ Free estimates. example of two town All you have to have Is the sisting of three rooms. Plus six- sale, $35,800. Reasonable irices. Rick the association and a member per cent across-the-board pay accepting applications for sales valescent Home, 745 Main NEW RAISED Ranch on departments, recreation and desire to work hard and take In­ room home, living room with YOUR KITCHEN CAN LOOK LIKE THIS , Burnett, 646- of the negotiating board, said hike for 1975 with another 3(4 THERE^ A BETTER and management positions Street, East Hartford. Grandview Street. Now is the public works, working together structions. Let us show you fireplace, dining room, kitchen, Wednesday that the association per cent increase in step raises. ,1 i-.aa Revolutionary products and time to pick your colors. T. J, UAR REALTY CO., INI^ WITHOUT THE EXPENSE OF NEW CABINETS in a common cause with the W R V M l i y A G & M Q marketing techniques insure a how. Call for appointment with bedroom on first floor with two ROSSI ROOFING - Siding, has presented another proposal Should the proposal be Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. 043.2602 Vernon taxpayer the - * secure future for the man who Jim Smedberg at Red Carpet AVON - Trim your Christmas bedrooms on second floor, chimneys, gutters. Free es­ on which the archdiocese rejected, Witham said the CHOICE... I^ lto rs, 1128 Tolland Tpke,, Roiiart 0. Murdook, Realtor timates, fufly insbred. Days, benefitee.” can handle responsibility. Call tree with the extra $$$ you DELUXE CAPE under con­ screened porch, 2-car garage, probably will render a verdict teachers have been instructed Manchester, 648-1117. $38,000. Philbrick Agency, evenings, 529-8056. Paul next Tuesday. While the tower is patrolled for personal interview. Applica­ make representing the world’s struction on Ashworth Street. to resume picketing in front of 0 po You OFFER tion held in strictest con­ largest cosmetics and toiletries Realtors, 646-4200. Cosgrove, 643-5364. regularly by the Vernon Police Many quality features. Drive by Without mentioning what the the Archdiocesan Chancery of­ F HA fidence. 643-4546. An equal op­ PRINTER position - Full-time company. Show and sell LOVELY Cape Cod, 5 large Department, the installation of and then call T. J. Crockett. terms of the revised proposal fice in Hartford, which they F/NANCINS 2 portunity employer. for local shop. Experience beautiful gifts, cosmetics, Realtor, 643-1577. rooms, fireplaced living room, 1 Heating-Plumbing JS an alarm system is presently R a d T necessary. Start 89 WELLS STREET - "Price 1/2 baths, easy to maintain, are, Witham said the associa­ were doing last Friday while now. iewel^, etc. In your spare tion will accept nothing less. under discussion and a decision CLERK to work part-time in Jobseekers ^1070. lime. Set your own nours - pick Reduced” for quick sale. Now $34,900. John F. Bruce, Broker, SEWERLINES, sink lines, negotiators were inside trying No large cash outlays, no financing, no de­ EAST HARTFORD - Spec­ $25,000. Hagler Real Estate, 872-0600, 875-4331. cleaned with electric cutters, The association was asking will be made soon. retail store. Must be mature. /our own work days, tacular 4-bedroom LaCava to reach a contract agreement. posits, no gimmicksi Oho iow monthly charge Evening and weekend hours IInterested? Call 289-4922. 643-6624. by professionals. McKinney and you can be enjoying quality Philco Color Colonial. First-floor family ROCKVILLE-VERNON - Older Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ $ 1 5 9 6 available. Profit sharing retire­ room, carpeting throughout, 2- tv. No service bills to worry about either. ment plan, ^ p ly in person: LICENSED Electrician and VERNON STREET - seven Cape in great condition, 7 pany, 643-5308. Mr month INVITATION car garage, huge rear deck room spilt level with two baths, 11000 dtliwry When you need service, we’re at your home Cumberland Farms store, 151 plumber • Excellent hourly rooms, new heating system, ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES facing private woods. one car garage. Selling for $42,- well insulated, city water ana NO JOB too small, toilet usually the same day you call, never later West Middle Tpke.. TO BID rate. Manchester area. Reply Immediate occupancy, ^ - d e - •tmulaiMpiClur* Manchester. An Equal oppor­ Sealed bids will be received Box “S" Manchester Herala 900. Large in-ground swimming sewers, $25,900. John F. Bruce, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen than our next working day. You won’t miss sac. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, pool, lOmspo lot. Now vacant. Admitted Wednesday: Ber­ tunity employer, M/F. in the Office of The Director of Broker, 872-6600, 875-i331. faucets replaced, repaired, rec MacQuarris, Somersvllle; any of the now fall shows because you’re never Realtors, 643-1108. T. J. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. rooms, bathroom remodeling, nard Carpenter, Farmstead Pinney St., Ellington; Susan without color tv. Here’s another choice: any General Services, 41 Csnter JOBSEEKERS - Open Monday - Concetta Martinez, f l a ir with figures - Full time, Friday, 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. MAGNIFICENT View - New 9- heat modernization, etc. Free Lane, Rockville; James Cortes, Miller, Nye St„ Rockville; time you want to own your set a large portion Street, Manchester, Connec­ Somersvilie; James Putira, willing to train, accounts Immmllate employment oppor­ MANCHESTER - Seven room ■LUNOTON room Ranch, Executive home, estimates gladly given. M AM Ward St., Rockville; Freeman Joseph Parker, Wood Lane, of what you paid will be applied toward the ticut until December 9,1974 at Cape on large lot with overslz^ Emily Dr., Vernon; Ella St. receivable position. tunities. Jobseekers 868-11^. A perfect paradise for your large lot on dead-end road, Plumbing A Heating, 849-2871. Cox^Ceorge Dr., Vernon; Billie Manchester; Dennis Philbrick, purchase price, and you get a new set war­ Jobseekers, 566-107(r 11:00 a.m. for the following: 2-car garage, screened in must be seen. Owner, 50’s, 649- SAVE 50% Germain, Rockville; Sandra family. An unusual Cape Cod Drake, High St., Rockville; An­ Vokey, Diane Dr., Vernon. Old Eagleville Rd., Coventry; ranty no matter how long you’ve been renlingl MOWING AND TRIMMING 8337. AND MORE TOWNE Plumbing Service, Bernice Phillip, South St., with 3 bedrooms, dining room, toinette Durkee, Legion Dr., Discharged Wednesday: PIRD SOARING PRICES got you CEMETERIES repairs, alterations, vanity down? Need a lift, extra in­ EXPERIENCED fireplace with heatolators, _ OVER NEW CABINETS cabinets a specialty. Call to Vernon; Beverly Gebhardt, Ernest Beccaris, South St., Rockville; Donald Reiske, IfoilifS Bid forms, plans and WEST WILLINOTON - Oown St., Rockville; George come? Full or part-time garage, aluminum siding, nice W IIN 8T A U NEW DOORS, DRAWER FRONTS AND 8:30 a.m., 8 p.m. to 7 p.m. 648- Mountain Rd., Ellington; Leila Rockville; Lillian Bllnn, Coll528-9071 specifications a rt available at MALE Builder’s Special, new Raised COVER AU. EXPOSED AREAS ON YOUR EXISTINQ Griffin, Windsor Ave,', ’Thompson, Springfield, Mass; $ 1 9 0 5 ft ImmedWe IwslaitoHM ar fwflie# positions, set your own hours tne General Services Office, 41 MANCHESTER - Gracious lot. Walk to school, firice? Iwnches. Su-rooms, 2 baths, 4056. McLean St., Rockville; ItaN mr—t. must be willing to work. SUPERVISOR Colonial off Porter Street in the WOOD OR METAL KITCHEN CABINETSI Rockville; Elouise Hary, Mrs! Patricia Padegimas and Mr month Center Street, Manchester, 134,900. Call Tony Wasilefsky finished basement with Marjorie Cary, Donnel Rd., tIOOQ MIrirOry Training provided, contact 646- In Janllerial elaanlns nt«dad Highland Park School area. including New Herdwer* BOTTI Heating and Plumbing • daughter, Stafford Springs. f o r 'tOUR H0USIN6 Connecticut. at 649-5306, eves. 872-0003. fireplace, two-ione hot water Cemetery Ave., Rockville; Rae Vernon; Frieda Kabrlck, 7767. on parl’limt baala. early Front-to-back fireplaced living Prompt, courteous service. Call Birth Wednesday: A son to Town of Msnehester, oil heat, on approximately 2 Lee Hollister, Benedict Dr., Woodland St., Rockville; HerilajMifloDiXM^II RtYWN If ICOIMN 01 AUIM|. I. NAinOM WEEDS, t u r n It? morning houra. Call room, large formal dining South Windsor; Adelaide Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Daniel, Connecticut ■DUAL HOU8INQ ORROnTUNITY acre parcels of land. Room for Thomas Kirby, West St., TDCAY'S FAsr-ACTlON TYPIST - Full, part-time, type *‘*1chen, sun porch, garden and orchard. Many Leclerc, Somers; Gladys Gloria Lane, Ellington. ASK ABOUT STEREO TOOl 60 words per minute, legal Robert B. Welts, 2 i/2 baths, 3 b^rooms, 2-car I.P. LEWIS & SON FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbii^ Rockville; Harry Liebman, extras. Five miles from PHILCO FAMILY WAKIT-APS e^ rle n c a . Jobseekers, 6M- 649-5834 aarage, KXh^- lot. $52,800. P. C*H Now For Free Esttmate Oaiwral Manager w .iS I7 tS m S ynlverslty. Price: high 30’s. 0 - Repairs and remodellof ■ J. SplleckI, Realtor, 643-2121. Call 644-2819, 844-8120. Prompt aarvlce or i y Phone 64S-70S4. T PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 21. 1974 M *NCHgTEJ) c»m .. T>,.n. PAGE TWENTY-THRMT. BKNJY BY JIM BERRY Apartments For 53 Apsrtmsnts For Rent S3 Autos For Ssis 6f OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN BIJGS BUNNY OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE PAFA PFMJV; I rt>U KfJoW— APOUT '& H IHP. 7H IFJ06 AVAILABLE Immediately - SYVVC5TER. SAID MANCHESTER - Newer 2 ‘ HtfD MBEr Me . ^ ^ D DON'T COME BACK THIN©^ r W TOl^P Pleasant S-room apartment, SORRY I'M I'd h a v e b e e n THPI FT, HAfzP \M0PK YA €OTTA WAT HEIW ^STRETdHEP50A/^B I MB I .TVJfV w PWMOTION to THI5 c it y .'. tfA 60 , HIM UP F eUV’NO R / SRAMPT m e *ru' uaioa «wt v-w ^______w h a t , Lease and security. 3175. 649- appliances, 3230. per month. ^ MAN, GENTLY / OKDBKINO OFTH HAIPS OUT 5TRAI6HT-THEM (J}' WIFE DOESN'T WANT TO thrilled I 3978 or 6464780. WORTH DESSERT/ CLAIMED HE V/OW CAUSE THEY WERE HER h a p p in e s s PONT KNOW 90Y ? Paul W., Dougan, Realtor, 643- MEANS MORE THAN WEALTH! y 4535, or 646-1021. FIGHTING V*IEN HE STOOPED TO THAT KIND OF WHAT H) SAY VERNON - Town House BnJKY 1 CALLED OFF TH' BCT.' EXCEPT Gardens, one-bedroom Ranch THAT WEl MANCHESTER^Deluxe two MV RENT W and duplex style apartment im­ bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 \Smk)l r mediately available. An apart­ WITH A LITTLE BONUS baths, carpeting, appliances, ° o 0.6 °^ '(^pwuiiwr IN APPREClATlONr , WUI ment community of unique full basement, price includes architectural design and heat. 3275 per month. Paul W. 1 beautiful landscaping. Features Dougan, Realtor, 6434535 or vo- private entrances, patio door to 6491021. //-2 / private patio area, wall-to-wall 5t»wr. casting, range, refrigerator Hsating-Plumbing 35 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale TWO BEDR(X)M apartment in 41 Rooms for Rent 82 ana garbage disposal, master older home, new kitchen. Stove, MICKEY FINN TV antenna, storage and laun­ LYNN’S PLUMBING - PAIR 600x13 snow tires - Used WOOD for sale, cut and COMFORTABLE room, refrigerator, carpeting, BY HANK LEONARD Repairs, remodeling, new con­ delivered 345. per cord. (^111- parking, on bus ine, gentleman dry facilities in basement, total balcony, own driveway, good Every model In stock has been given the deluxe treat­ one season. Call 643-6631 after electric. No pets. Rental star­ struction. Water pumps. 5:30. 4294342. preferred, must have location. 3175. monthly. 649 ment in our service department and is just waiting ting at 3150 per month. For ap­ 6310. THAT'S RIGHT-THE YEAH — I French spoken also. 8^7263. references. Call 649-6516. for the right buyer. SHERIFF — DID YOU MIDDLEWEIGHT READ ABOUT SEASONED fireplace pointment call 872-0528, Mon­ EVER HEAR OF THE CONTENDER, WHO THREE-PIECE bedroom set, day through Friday, 8-5 p.m. THAT PLUMBING SHOP on Wheels - desk, coffee table, mirror, hardwood, best grade, cut, GENTLEMAN only, central THREE-BEDROOM duplex, 1974 CQIIIIMSnilKWAG0IF4193i ^ ROCCO KID7> WAS KILLED WHEN ACCIDENT.' Stocks 2,000 repair parts on our split. 3/4 ton truck load, 335. location, kitchenprivileges, newly remodeled, wall-to-wall ‘ Country Squire, V-8 engine, eutometlc trenimleelon, power steering, HIS CAR HIT A oriental rug. Ladle’s coat size MANCHESTER - Newer 3- truck to save you money. 30 14. Call 646-7266 after 4 p.m. delivered. 872-3566. free parking. References carpeting, appliances, full I power brakes, sir conditioning. years’ experience. 646-2115. required, 643-2693 for appoint­ bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, cellar, full attic, private shaded TAG SALE - Saturday-Sunday, ment only. all appliances, ca^eting, yard, parking, handy to center 1974 MAVERKK *3093! UPRIGHT piano, antique private. 3265 monthly. S^urity. HI5 UPDATE your heating system - green, good condition, $100. 501 East Middle Tpke., 10-i and shopping. Available is-Door Sedan, 8 cylinder engine, automatic transmission, power Immediate. Frechette & Mar­ December 1st. Adults. 3215. ' steering. wo CONTEST ll-tl . ESCAPE » an inefficient furnace or poorly Phone 649-1060. Furniture, Lionel train, stereo, LIGHT housekeeping room, JJjHIhl* i«<>»itL i«i /tV hi ai: //-X/ adjusted control will waste fuel trunk, handmade items, completely furnished, older tin, Inc., Realtors, 6464144. Security, lease. 6496297, 649 and dollars. Call T. P. Aitkin cameras. Rain or shine. person preferred. Inquire 272 5691. 1973 RANCH WAGON *3293' CAPTAIN EASY GE automatic range, side by BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE Inc., 643-6793. side double ovens, automatic Main Street. |V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, power brakes. IT'S LIKE THIS... ACTUALLY I'W WOOD, seasoned oak, split FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, ’ I'M ABOUT calrod burner, excellent condi­ m a r ^ / £ 0 - t h o ' e f f i e a n d r V E AMP I’M AFRAID EFFIE MAY TRY hot water, stove, refrigerator, 1972 NOVA *2593i /TO INHERIT A N tion. 360. 649-8412. sawed, 350. cord, delivered. ROOM FOR gentleman, quiet, PRESIDENTIAL B E EN s e p a r a t e d FOR YEARS'. TO COME BACK TO ME-- JUST TO Flooring 36 John Hutchinson, Andover, 742- convenient location. 224 parking. Call 643-6311. ! 4-Door Sedan, V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, VALUABLE ' GET HER HOOKS ON THE LEOACYl VILLAOE APTS. BSQUBBT FRO M FOUR Goodyear 12x16.5 tires, 8 6639. Charter Oak Street, 643-8368. I air conditioning. FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, MANCHESTER VERNON - Willowbrook \ TO PUT IT RICH UNCLE, ply, mounted and balanced on 1972 PLYMOUTH FURY III *2493| BLUNTLY, WE (specializing in older floorsL Indy mags 10x16.5. Cost new, Doga-BIrds-Pets 43 CLEAN furnished room for Apartments, one bedrooms CAN'T STAND 14-Door Hardtop. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, Ceilings and inside painting. gentleman - Parking, bus line. One and two bedrooms, available. 3180 includes heat, PRISCILLA’S PO P TH E S IG H T 3723, asking 3550. Only used one power brakes, air conditioning. John Verfaille, 646-5750, TO- and hot water. Securi^ e a c h month. Call 647-9045 Between 4- DOG-CAT boarding reser­ ^ per week. 646-2482. N ear schools, churches anc r e v e r e n d WEEM s; BY AL VERMEER O F 2222. 8 p.m. vations. (Combined inside/out- required, superintendent, WHEN CARLYLE ^ T H I N K i 'l l L E T if W / A n d 1 THINK A OTHERl 2 shopping center, on bus LAST TIME 1 THROW side runs, partitioned privacy, MALE R(X)MMATE wanted - 4400. 1971 MUSTANG *2593! a n d I <3ET You H AN D LE IT/ /I Vft CHILD SHCXJLDN' line. Call anytime. IZ-Door Hardtop. 8-cyllnder engine, automatic transmission, power HIM MY B U S IN E S S / germicidal lighting. Canine Air-conditioning, color televi­ MARRIED i. Wo r r y a b o u t iJ BROWN L(X)PED Mohair coat steering, vinyl root. with white mink collar and Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, sion, swimming pool'. 646-2623 MANCHESTER - 4 1/2 rooms, SUCH MATTERS.' □ MISC. FOR SALE cuffs. Excellent condition. Size Manchester, 6464971. Reasonable. Near Vernon appliances and heat included, Circle. 875-1333 or 8754141. bus line, very convenient. 1970 BUICK SKYLARK *2993! •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 7 junior. 646-1605. . 2-Door Hardtop. V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, ^ CHILD? FREE TO good home, full- Available immediately. Securi­ Articles lor Sale 41 power brakes, air conditioning. LINED DRAPES, three pown gentle, double pawed, ‘ROOM for female - Heated, MANCHESTER - Working in ty. 6498843. matching pairs each 63” and long haired female cat, vac­ bath next door, very Hartford? Rocky Hill is 8 ALUMINUM sheets used as DUPLEX - Living room, large 1973 F250 PICK-UP *3193' 84” lengths. Reasonable. 649- cinated. 6464774 evenings. reasonable. 649-9167. minutes to work. South on 91 Styleside, V-8 engine, 4-speed transmission, power steering. printing plates, .007 thick, kitchen, two-bedrooms, base­ STEVE CANYON ^x32”. la cents each or 5 for |1. 9815. exit 24. No traffic jams, one and COLLIE PUPPIES - AKC, two bedrooms, from 3190-32TO. ment, near Hospital. 3175 per BY MILTON CANIFF Phone 643-2711. Apartments For Rent 83 month. References requim . 1973 E200 CARGO VAN *3293! 3” REFLECTOR, 60-180 power, sables and tri-colors. Shots, etc. includes heat, hot water, sauna, V-8 engine, 3-speed transmission, power steering, power brakes. 380 each: Call 7424016. Philbrick Agency, Realtors, ..AND /V\AU/V\£E T — NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 with 36” stand. 335., or best WE HAVE customers waiting health club, pool, tennis COACH X STALKY.' DOES SHE offer. Call 742-7998., membership, all services 6494200. CALLS fOR ITS cents each. Inquire side door. for the rental of your apartment 1970 E300 CLUBWAGON *23931 LAST REMAININ6 NOW.' J .ASRONIAfo/ KNOW THIS SIX ADORABLE Puppies - moments away. Telephone V-8 engine, automatic transmission, power steering, 12 passenger. li-li IS THE 8(6 Manchester Evening Herald. Looking for a nice home. Small or home. J.D. Real Estate 549 TOLLAND Street, East SPEED QUEEN washer, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Great Meadow 529-7451. ii-ii i MO/MENT vacuum cleaner, maple drop breed. Call 646-5285 after 6 p.m. Hartford - Three rooms, adults, THE BORN LOSER WE BUY and sell used fur­ no pets. 3110 per month. (^11 1974 GRAN TORINO *3 6 9 3 BY ART SANSOM a niture. Cash on the line. One leaf table, Clall 6494361 after 4 FIVE-ROOM apartment in j 4e player. Best offer. stove, heater, toilet, 19 Home 49 Cose CITY ____ mal dining room and living iMyniMnoini^ 2-89 79 Deceptive 74-774 42Com^ienne 31 deluxe one and two-bedroom 20 Or 50 Hidden 80 Advancement ■ room area, open balcony ^Igerator. Call after 6, 646- LIO 21 Future AQUARIUS Eve STATE 51 Woy 81 Greener bedroom, 11/2 baths, entertain­ apartments and townhouses j JULY 22 22 Courtship 521 mprovements 82 Or JAN. 20 45 Mean P.O. Box S91 throughout Manchester. Ren 1988 BUG - Excellent condition, 23 Don't 53 RelloTKe 83 Don't 49 Said again ZIP ment room, patio and deck L,AUG. 22 24 Worry Ftl'. ft 42 W w Manchostor, Com. 06040 new paint, flared fenders ana MOBILE HOME • 50x10’, 2 54 Culturol 84 Your 51 Pood nsh area, individual washer and tal office open dally from 9-5, , 3-16-27-38 25 Soke 55 Selfish 85 Love 6-2I-33-434 S3 Walking PHONE “‘■yef. atorage area, air- other times by appointment. mags on rear, 2-barrel Holley b«th. Best offer D '47-61-71 26 Be 56 Bring 86 Line 53-7M3<7T II 27 Let stick conditioning, master TV anten­ carb, header. Asking 395(1. ?mm 1*1’ . ConUct VIROO. 57 On 87 Fret 28 Available 58 Are FISCU S3 Dancer Kelly U u Or phofis 6^2711 for friendly assistance Phone 6434)213 after 5:30 p.m. AUO. 2) 88 Now 14 na. 3245 per month including DJIttTO DflERPIIISES, SIS Centir Itraet 29 May S9ln 89 Conditions tfl. It 5 4 U b e l heat and hot water. Please call :Sin. 22 30 Or 60 To 90 Fields sr u In placlnn ¥our ad. 2404 Nm Stats lUL. NiodMKsr Mifioliettir MAR. 20' _ 55 Raced V 072-0528 Monday through 1967 OLDSMOBILE Cutlass • , 1-13-24-35 11/22 040-I021 Good condition. 3400. Call 649- 1986 FORD ECONOLINE Van - FllV /Good (^Advcisc KtmnI 7-19-»41J|^ 56 Table scraps Friday, 8-5 p.m. Phom 643-0138 € 52-44-73 2067. Sssieir" ■NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) I 4 1 PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Nov. 21, 1974 • List Your Island* f AUGUSTA) Maine (UPI) - If AugusU. The deadline for filing e/«EMe E»/^» UEBE MHA Said Ready to List you own a coastal island in is Dec. 31. Islands with four or SCENE FROM HERE Maine, time is running out for more residential structures and IP. B, SOL R. COHEW sitcs tor LldeHy Housiiig you to register it with the those in inland waters are Coastal Island Registry in exempt. it iianrl|pHtpr lEiipmng Ipralb By DOUG BEVINS on Bralnard PI. — and then the The policy, part of a MHA moved a five-acre tract nationwide Affirmative Action The Manchester Housing on Spencer St. to the top of the Plan promulgated by the Iu8t recelvetll spray art MANCHESTER, CONN,, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1974 - VOL. XCIV, No. 46 Manchenter-fA City of Village Charm Authority (MHA), which has priority list. federal Department of Housing TWENTY.FOUR PAGES PRICEi E IR KEN CENTS been searching for a site for Urban Development, decorator state-funded elderly housing for A month ago, the Spencer St. requires the MHA to seek Same Words —Different Reasons more than a year, is almost property was dropped from applications from minority per­ ready to list a numter of possi­ consideration aUer un­ sons when it hires new staffers. spray paint ble locations for the 40-unit successful negotiations for a \ With jobs scarce, the labor Other employers attending was as much an accomplish­ Squatrito described the Affir­ Spfoqi project. purchase price, and the MHA mative Action Plan as a good o « tf gold, •liver, red, end green, the » : market almost non-existent and the meeting also told of the dif­ ment in its way as was the elec­ announced it would again con­ Ideal epray paint for atyroloem, pine Hijackers Threaten The MHA is attempting to employers predicting, gloomi­ ficulties they were having tion of Ella Grasso as the program which isn’t necessari­ QOiO negotiate with owners of three centrate on the Brainard PI. conee, wreathe, picture framea and ly, "It apparently will get hiring skilled and unskilled state’s first woman governor. ly applicable to Manchester. or four parcels, according to land, which is owned by a cor­ juat about any decorating pro|ectl i\ worse before it gets better,” we workers. Dominic Squatrito, the poration headed by the late large 9-oz. can, regularly $1.20 remember an evening in William Sleith, president then We never told anyone, authority’s legal counsel, and Alexander Jarvis. Manchester, almost nine years of Iona Mfg. Co., said his com­ probably on the theory that, should be able to show results In fiscal 1971, public ago to the day, when the same pany could use an additional 50 what’s one vote anyway, but we juvenile delinquent detention To K ill 43 Hostages soon. fairway’s remark was uttered, but for a unskilled workers, but they got one write-in vote Nov. 5. It W ednesday night, MHA "We hope to have definite facilities admitted more than different reason, "It apparently weren’t available. Others didn’t was for lieutenant governor and members indicated they were TUNIS (UPI) - A band of Arab commitments on more than one 600,000 adjudicated youths, price Khartoum but were sent to Cairo where Tunsian government officials said they will get worse before it gets indicate how many employes was registered at the Waddell still looking at other sites, in­ terrorists hijacked a British VClO airliner site very soon,” Squatrito said. white discharging almost as they were reported turned over to the gave the captive airliner permission to better.” they could hire immediately, School polling place. Thanks, cluding a three-acre lot at in the Persian Gulf city of Dubai today and The MHA has inspected Woodbridge St. and Avondale many. Palestine Liberation Organization. The land at the urgent plea of the British On that November night in but all said the number was secret admirer. we have every forced it to fly to Tunis where they dozens of possible sites since a Rd. and a three-quarter-acre iiai it id other five were reported held by the PLO government after the pilots radioed that 1965, a group of Manchester substantial. f/(f/e Ihingl threatened to kill one of their 43 hostages $640,000 state grant for the parcel on N. Main St. Sea Our Giant for an attack on a Pan American airliner refusal would mean disaster for the plane businessmen and industrialists The situation precipitated the With the State Lottery Divi­ get your weekly every two hours unless Egypt releases 13 housing was approved in Display of School which killed 32 persons in Rome last year. which had only a minimal supply of fuel. met in the offices of the question then (1965) "Is sion featuring Capt. Cash as its utiwAy lottery tickets imprisoned Palestinian guerrillas. September 1970. In other business Wednesday 'The hijackers threatened to blow up the Chamber of Commerce. Manchester in an enviable or folk hero, we suggest Sgt. Dash ^ p l l o s l the milraala st mai•l^faa S et tairweyl Eight of the Palestinians held in Egypt Deadline Set ’The first emphasis was on a night, the MHA adopted a, downtown mancAai^ JW plane if fuel were not provided. Their subject — how and unenviable position?” for the Racing Division and were charged with the murder of two The two hijackers said the countdown downtown location for the resolution stating policy on where to find the skilled and un­ To those seeking a job in Pvt. Smash for the Off-Track ARTHUR’S American and one Belgian diplomats in will start three hours after its publication Two Wounded housing — on a one-acre parcel hiring of minority persons. skilled employes they needed. today’s (1974) labor market, the Betting.,Division. through the local news agency, and expire At least two persons were reported Figures released that week answer is easy, “Manchester six hours later — after the 13 Palestinians wounded in the takeover, an Indian by the state labor department was in an enviable position in have had time to join them in Tunis. The stewardess and an Arab mechanic. Am­ Panel Approves ultimatum was given at 2.30 p.m. (8:30 bulances were summoned to the Tunis air­ 2 showed the lowest total for un­ 1965.” employment claims statewide it?’.:- a.m. EST). port and it appeared there may have been and locally since Korean War Speaking of th<> election two 1^ ft Rockefeller A Dutch government spokesman in The more casualties on the flight from Tripoli days. weeks ago, Helen Bergenty of Hague said the Netherlands had received to Tunis. Even as federal and state of­ Plainville, who wanted to be the Nom ination reports the terrorists also were deman­ The exact number of persons aboard the ficials — not to mention the first woman sheriff in Connec­ WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate ding release of two Palestinians held there big VCIO was not known and officials said general public — regarded the ticut history, didn’t make it, but Rules Committee today unanimously ap­ for hijacking and blowing up a British they were not sure whether there were situation as a healthy one, local Gloria Clark of the Riverside proved the nomination of Nelson A. Airways VCIO. ’They since have been in­ two or three hijackers—or possibly more. V" volved in a prison mutiny. 'There also were 43 other persons aboard officials and industrialists section of Greenwich did. t ’s talk Rokefeller to be vice president. A guerrilla organization telephoned the the plane — 27 passengers, eight crew 2 worried about it. Mrs. Bergenty, a Republican, The committee voted 9-0 to send the The November 1965 meeting tried to unseat the Hartford nomination to the full Senate as the House UPI bureau in Beirut and said any delay members, and eight Dubai airport workers. was precipitated by Mai Tool’s County Democratic incumbent. Judiciary C om r(6|^ began its second day by Egyptian authorities would mean announcement it was opening a Mrs. Clark, a Democrat, of hearings o n ^ e former New York destruction of the passengers and the French radio stations said the hijckers branch plant in Rutland, Vt. succeeded in unseating the governor. plane. It called the five men heroes who told 'Tunisian authorities they would kill (Herald photo by Pinto) The decision, company officials Fairfield County Republican in­ The Rules Committee was expected to “carried out the verdict of the people by all the European passengers if Dutch explained, was because of the cumbent. Her feat has gone vir­ turkey. killing the CIA officers in Khartoum last Authorities refused to release two complete a formal report on the lack of trained workers locally. tually unnoticed. However, it TURKEYS ECHS Boys Play ^Cowhoys^ Rockefeller nomination sometime next year.” Palestinians held on charges of unleashing week, perhaps Wednesday, but a Senate Khartoum Victims a mutiny in the Scheveningen Prison in the Hague suburbs. These seniors at East Catholic High scale model of the frontier town of Francis Cappuccio and David Forde vote was not expected until after Congress The Khartoum victims were U.S. Am­ School are playing their favorite game Tombstone, Ariz. Friom-left to right, arrange miniature horses and cow­ returns from the 'Thanksgiving holiday bassador Cleo A. Noel, Charge d’Affaires PLO Condemns Action of "cowboys” with a reconstructed Steven Kelleher, Brian Donovan, boys in the village they built. recess. George C. Moore and Belgian (Charge Guy The Palestine Liberation Organization WHY NOT GET B Rules Committee Chairman Howard Eid. ’The guerrillas involved were tried in condemned the hijacking as detrimental Cannon predicted the nomination ul­ Khartoum and then turned over to PLO to the Palestinian cause, especially timately will be approved in both custody in Egypt. because it came at time of a crucial FIRE C A LLS chambers, despite a furor over The hijackers seized the plane in Dubai United Nations vote today on whether to a FREE turkey witifl Old IVest Re-Created Rockefeller’s generous loans and gifts to and forced the pilot to fly first to the Li­ give the PLO permanent representation in political friends and a controversial book byan city of Tripoli and then to 'Tunis. the General Assembly. which his brother financed. MANCHESTER with a fire in it on Robbie Rd. TODAY In ECHS English Class Rockefeller told the Judiciary Com­ Today, 8:16 a.m. — Accident (Tolland Ambulance) any floor or carpet ii mittee Thursday that he will put most of his vast financial holdings in^ blind trust on 1-84 on the Bolton and MANCHESTER The rootin’, tootin’, shootin’, days of the Besides reading the book “Tombstone” Presideiit Reaffirms Manchester town line. (Town) Wednesday, 12:40 p.m.^— Bookmobile ...... Page 2 Old West have come to East Catholic High if he is confirmed. He also admitted he has by Burns, the class read the Tombstone spent $20 million of his own money finan­ Two-car collision at the in­ Area Profile ...... Pages 6, 7 School as part of the English elective Epitaph Journal. tersection of W. Middle ’Tpke. program and a course called “’The Wild cing his political career because he cannot SOUTH WINDSOR iiween now and Business news...... Page 9 For their own celebration of Helldorado find many dolors. Aid to South Korea and Alton St. requiring the N Wednesday, 8:36 p.m. — West.” Days, class members sang some of the old Grease on stove ignit^ at 69 transportation of thre people to Gardening with Atwood...... Page 8 ’The project is named for "Helldorado cowboy ballads, and reported on and By United Press International House, the South Korean presidential Candlewood Dr. Firemen Manchester Memorial Travel...... Page 11 Days,” an annual celebration in the fron­ exhibited the paintings of Frederick President Ford received a mansion so-named for its blue-tiled roof, carried the stove outside and Hospital. (Manchester Am­ Thanksgiving! High School World...... Page 16 tier town of Tombstone, Ariz. During Remington, the famous artist of the fron­ Heavy Snows tumultuous, confetti-strewn welcome followed an arrival ceremony at Klmpo extinguished it. bulance) these days, all the citizens of Tombstone tier. today from an estimated 2 million South International Airport in which the R esi­ Old Codger ...... Page 24 dent said: "I am Here to reaffirm our TOLLAND COUNTY dress up in period costumes of the 1880s Working from slides, movies, maps and Blanket Maine Koreans and pledged there would be no Mrs. Brannen Herald Angle...... Page 13 and enact the last, exciting days of the diagrams, four members of the class reduction in U.S. military support to friendship and give it new meaning and Wednesday, 11:57 a.m. — life.” Dryer on fire on Femwqod Dr. Whelton impresses...... Page 13 silver-mining town where all the legen­ designed and constructed from balsa wood assure their country’s independence. Leaves G O P dary heroes and gunfighters met in a last, By United Press International A state dinner given by Park in the (Vernon Fire Department) the historic places of Tombstone including Ford promised "prompt and effective COLCHESTER (UPI) - The Phelon golf club prexy...... Page 15 Korean Capital - building completed the Wednesday, 12;20 p.m. — Car terrible showdown in the famous gunfight hitching posts and wooden sidewalks. New England got the jump on winter assistance to repel (any) armed attack wife of defeated James H. Road race feature...... Page 14 day’s official activities. fire on Dailey Circle. a t : lEM PLE'S at the O .^T ^rral. Even the streets are covered with sand. today, receiving up to 18 inches of snow in against the Republic of (South) Korea in Brannen, the unsuccessful GOP Ford flew to South Korea aboard Air (Rockville Fire Department) 'The ex ^iejice of Tombstone began un­ The exhibit will be on display in room some sections of Maine with light snowfall accordance with the mutual defense trea­ nominee for the U.S. Senate in Force One from Japan, the initial stop on Wednesday, 4:18 p.m. — .9x12 In Saturday's Herald der the direction of teacher Allen Greer 125 until ’Thanksgiving. and fl'crries reported in the southern sec­ ty of 1954.” He said the United States will the recent election, has his Far East trip. He was scheduled to Brush and dump fire at Henry who introduced slides and movies of the tions. not reduce its 38,000-man troop garrison in switched voter registration REMNANTS When the cat’s away.... leave Seoul late tonight and fly to Park. Firemen with tankers I LINOLEUM I historic town to his class. Although winter doesn’t officially begin South Korea. from Republican to indepen­ CARPET and for another month, 15 to 18 inches of snow The President’s pledges were contained Vladivostok for his first summit meeting from other departments as well dent. RUGS NEWS with Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev. as Rockville’s fought the LINOLEUM was reported in northern Maine and 10 to in a joint communique which he and South Brannen, defeated by Sen. Rag.$14.9S The timing of Ford’s restatement of flames and smoldering remains 15 inches was common over a large cen­ Korean President Park Chung Hee issued Abraham A. Ribicoff, D-Conn., CAPSULES U.S. support for an independent South until 1 a.m. today. (Rockville State EPA Opposed tral portion of the state. after two hours of private talks. in the Nov. 5 election, said Korea was significant. Fire Department assisted by CarP®^„ New Hampshire reported as much as a Before the talks started, Secretary of Wednesday the switch "was her Tlie United Nations is about to begin its Tolland, Vernon and Ellington) Vetoes Overriden foot of snow and Vermont had more than State Henry A. Kissinger indicated Ford own personal decision. ’There annual debate on the Korean question, Wednesday, 8 p.m. — Smoke l$9.9Bl WASHINGTON (UPI) - An $11.8 billion 10 inches, officials said. intended to express dissatisfaction with are no hard feelings.” To Oil Refineries with Communist and Third World coun­ program to help urban mass transit The snow was expected to give an early the Park regime’s harsh treatment of dis­ in a house on Robbie Rd. tries friendly to North Korea trying to get (Tolland Fire Department) Local sources had speculated systems was approved by the House boost to New England’s sagging ski in­ senters. But Kissinger held out little hope HARTFORD (UPI) — ’The state Depart­ released today and forwarded to the Task the U.N. to drop its 24-year-old endorse­ AMBULANCE CALLS Mrs. Wendy Brannen left the Thursday and sent to the White House. dustry which has suffered through three Ford could bring about a change in Park’s party in protest over the degree ment of Environmental Protection today Force. Its other major findings were: President Ford indicated in a telegram ^ straight mild winters. controversial domestic policies. ment of U.S. military protection of South TOLLAND COUNTY came out in opposition to an oil refinery of 'support the town committee s h o r t - ; • Existing channels, particularity in the from Japan he would sign the bill. But the Lighter snowfall and flurries were The communique also said Park had Korea from the Communist northern part Wednesday, 8:18 p.m. — gave her husband, the first anywhere in Connecticut because of in­ Race between Fishers Island and Long of the country. Young girl suffering from Senate dealt Ford two blows by overriding reported in Massachusetts, Connecticut accepted an invitation to visit the United black candidate for U.S. Senate evitable increased air pollution, hazards Island, would restrict the size of oil super­ his vetoes on an expansion of the Freedom and Rhode Island, as well as the bottom States, although no date was set. Park, A high-ranking U.S. official traveling smoke inhalation at a house to navigation on Long Island Sound and un- with Ford said the United States is open- from a major party in Connec­ tankers. of Information Act and a vocational portions of the northern states. Traffic who came to power in 1961, has been in the ticut. avoidble oil spills. Damage Risks Noted rehabilitation bill. problems were reported both in urban and United States on four previous occasions. minded and prepared to deal with North Ffio/W/ °^Ot-ORSTnoS^_»0 , Commissioner Douglas M. Costle said a Even with size restrictions, the risk of rural areas. Ford’s meeting with Park at Blue Korea if other countries deal with South Korea. refinery would produce “14 times the damage to Long Island Sound and its WESTIN6H0USE coToJ"'*''’' available in 12 and 15 ft. lengths Mondale Withdraws amount of smog-producing hydrocarbons coastline through inevitable spillage created by all the cars in New Haven in a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. Walter F. "would remain significant.’’ single day.” Mondale, D-Minn., withdrew from the SMART SHOPPER SPEUALS sew $ • Refineries would need large amounts Air Pollution presidential race Thursday, leaving the WESTINGHOUSE s » r ^ of water, tending to limit them to sites liberal wing of the Democratic party PUC Revamping Started ■afS.G9, /so. ,"<■ A refinery would be the “single largest near major bodies of water, like the DELUXE 30” ELECTRIC '>-0. V without a potential presidential candidate source of air pollution in Connecticut,” Connecticut or ’Thames rivers or Ixmg of national stature. His action narrows the »» r a n g e Costle said, and “would exceed federal Island Sound. Water quality would be list of active seekers of the nomination to By HOWARD S. DRRSCHER successfully, to maintain its financial in­ She sees the PUC’s tasks as a "hodge CONTINUOUS CLEANING OVEN hydrocarbon limits even with the best of harmed by the discharge of treated Sens. Henry M. Jackson, Wash., and Lloyd tegrity, to attract capital and to compen­ podge" that has built up over the years |by(g)-m strong controls.” HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov.-elect Ella T. • AUTOMATIC TIMER wastewater. M. Bentsen, Tex.; Rep. Morris Udall, sate its investors for the risks assumed." since its founding in 1911. The PUC Two refineries have been proposed for Grasso is preparing to carry through her • PLUG OUT SURFACE UNITS • Several tons of solid waste would be Ariz., and Gov. George Wallace, Ala. Mon­ To try to meet that legal standard, the replaced the Railroad Commission, which Southeastern Connecticut, one on Long • CONTINUOUS CLEANING Aim5tr6ng has never promiserl you a- produced daily, with disposal problems dale said his decision was "final.” campaign promise to replace the 63-year- PUC has five commissioners and a staff of was founded in 1853. OVEN InoSoorV.unW ^ Island Sound and the other inland, and are resulting. old Public Utilities Commission with an 80 persons, including accountants, Key Elemenls ^ llooi that tealli does ihme under study by the Governor’s Task Force updated and streamlined regulatory agen­ engineers and lawyers. P i Its eiclusive Mitabond ^’ 5 on Refineries. Costle said he personally was opposed New Particle Discovered cy. I Some of the key elements of the new .ijamine shine 0 i s own. knd n keeps "at this time" to a refinery anywhere in The tough part of the rate-setting /authority, which will require legislative No Applications Made STANFORD, Calif. (UPI) - The second A spokesman in her "transition” office process is determining the "rate base,” i i s f f l o andbeauVilultolors-^'^^^^ Of the .SO"""®;,” ’ **' Connecticut and doubted claims that a member of what could be a new family of ’ approval, will be the naming of full-timq <208** Gov.-elect Ella T. Grasso has opposed at the state Capitol said Thursday the those items of capital equipment, 2 week state refinery would increase Connec­ subatomic particles was discovered commissioners who hopefully will have construction of refineries in Connecticut, legislation to create a Utility Control supplies, services and costs that will be ticut’s oil supply. Thursday by a group of 41 physicists. One experience in a number of utility-related WESTINGHOUSE and no formal application for a refinery Authority is being drawn up for presenta­ allowed in the rate structure and not He said a refinery would still be depen­ of the experimenters said the find could fit fields, such as engineering and financial has been made with the Department of tion sqmetime during the legislative ses­ charged against profits. MICROWAVE OVEN ^ d m dent on foreign feedstock oil that would be several theories and might even be a fun­ analysis. Environmental Protection. sion that starts In January. subject to the same price and availability damental particle called the "quark," that While the PUC regi^lates a number of in­ Rate Base Decisions Other major aims outlined by Mrs. REDUCE COOKING TIME Shinyl Vinyl Costle’s statements were based on a fluctuations as are being experienced is believed to exist but has never been dustries, the siettlng of electricity rates For example, in the latest United Grasso’s office were: UP TO 75% Tkt NO WAX rUff draft environmental impact repor' currently. • An independent consumer advocate u* t( 111; Kit iniWM found. puts the agency into the public eye more Illuminating rate case, the PUC refused to SAVE ON ELECTRICITY responsible to the legislature, rather than B99.9S. I ro titii than any other activity. And no one is hap­ allow the firm to include equipment the authority. Bomb Blasts Kill 19 py with the commission’s latest rate valued at $200,000 in its rate base because COME ON IN FOR decisions. the equipment is no longer used. • A management auditing system that A DEMONSTRATION! BIRMINGHAM, England (UPI) — The And in its latest decisions, the PUC would double-check the efficiency of the Military Cutbacks Announced worst bomb blasts since the start of the Campaign Pledge utility companies. The new governor pegged her winning ordered Northeast Utilities subsidiaries to WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Pentagon from support and overhead activities to Irish Republican Army’s 2-year-old terror • Possible organization of the authority campaign on the idea that the PUC as now include in their rate bases the cost of fuel WESTINGHOUSE announced today It will eliminate 11,500 combat capability." campaign in England demolished two as of June 1974, which the utilities have to turn transportation matters now military and 11,600 civilian jobs in a major The action announced today do not crowded pubs, 50 yards apart, in the set up serves neither the public nor the handled by the PUC over to the state HUMIDIFIERS utilities that it regulates. tried unsuccessfully to have reversed. cutback at Army, Air Force and Defense affect the 2,000 U.S. bases In 33 foreign center of Birmingham Thursday, with at Once a rate base is established, the PUC Transportation Department. Supply bases around the nation. countries, but the Pentagon said it was least 19 persohs-^lled and 202 wounded. The Connecticut Citizen Action Group, Rpduct FutI Co«tt which took part in a lawsuit to block rate determines how much revenue a company PUC Work Load Heavy By Putting Molsturt 643-6662 6434663 working on another package of overseas Scotland Yard ordered a nationwide can take in to provide a return to company A Northeast Utilities spokesman said While services at many bases will be base cutbacks. search today for a getaway car seen Increases for Northeast Utilities, charges Back Into tho Air only trimmed, two large facilities will be investors. The PUC is now allowing the the company believes that the PUC M M M Y T l The last major base cutback was an­ speeding from the scene. the consumer is not represent^ before CAU closed entirely: Prankford Arsenal, in power companies about 9 per cent. Utility appears to be "overworked in many nounced 19 months ago. It closed 40 entire the PUC. MTIRMY Philadelphia, Pa., and Ellington Air Force profits are traditionally unspktacular but areas” and any reorganizatjgq should PRICED bases and hlt'kmost heavily at several And Northeast Utilities, whose sub­ • T i l Base in Houston, Tex. sidiaries produce most of Connecticut’s extremely stable. have the goal of getting top quality people FROM>38'____ iCT naval Installations. with adequate staff to do a good job. GARKT p iM CEVEMNe CHI This time only Army and Air Force electricity, believes it was shortchanged Same DecisionH n i R I « PHI The base actions have been under con­ in the latest decision. Marc Caplan, director of the CCAG, said TYCO 60 HECE ELECtOiC TMIN SET ONLY S14.88 bases and Defense Supply Agency WEATHER If approved by the legislature, the Utili­ sideration for many months but such job The commission told UPI its mission is his group believes that whatever agency OfJYH FUBCmSE OF A WESTINOHOUSE APPLIANCE • T i l facilities were affected. ty Cdntrol Authority will have to make the eliminations commonly are held up until to "set rates as low as possible consistent ends up regulating the companies should Although dozens of domestic bases will after elections. They still unleash a furor Variable cloudiness, windy and cdld with adequate service.” same kinds of decisions now made by the turn Its attention to the higher rates paid on Capitol Hill from Congressmen whose be touched by the move, many of those today with chance of a few widely PUC, which Mrs. Grasso characterized as by small users and the accuracy of the districts are hit. will gain employment as jobs at other scattered snow flurries over northern sec­ PUC Rule Defined "unresponsive and protecting neither the growth projections used by the utilities. bases are shuffled. For example, con­ tions. High in the mid 30s north to around PUC spokeswoman King Quillen said utility nor the public interests.” "We don’t want to put the utilities In a The Pentagon said the cutbacks would gressional sources said, Wright-Patterson 40 south. Clear and cold tonight low in the the commission is bound by a U.S. Mrs. Grasso sees the authority as a way precarious financial position,” he said, save $300 million a year after they are across street AFB, Ohio, would be a majo)' gainer as 750 eens north to 20s south. Saturday — sunny Supreme Court decision of 1944 that overhaul the current regulatory "but we don't want Northeast UtIliUai and completed In 1977 and are “part of the con­ civilian and 1,200 military jobs are defines a reasonable utility rate as one 4nethpd, although consumers should not United Illuminating putting con iu n w hi tinuing defense effort to divert resources and not as cold in the afternoon high in the trafisferred there. low to mid 40s. that "enables the company to operate look for any drastic cuts in rates. a blackmail position. Mthtf.”