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tiling Band, Choruses DRESS SH IR T S imDs Ont Qroup, (Not All 8liM ) STAMPS AND COINS Reg. to $12.00 ...... NOW M i 3 9 By RUSS MacKENDRICK To Offer Yule Program M e n ’s S h o p iianrIjPHtpr lEtipntng iTralb The Illing Junior High School Flutists in the latter number An arts and crafts exhibit and GLENNEY'S unified arts will present a are Karen Johnson and Sharon sale of articles made by the students will be held in the 788 Main St. OKU HI 9 TONITEi Christmas program Monday at Kingsbury; the guitarists are MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1 9 7 4 - VOL. XCIV, No. 62 Manchester—A City of Village Charm THIRTY-SIX PAGES - TWO SECTIONS 7:30 p.m. in the school Elien Rappaport, Kim Hanlon, foyer before and after the PRICE: FIFTEEN CENT.S auditorium. Kitty Brown, Sally Neumann, program. Appearing on the program Charlotte Baker, Lori Lumpkin, will be the Illing Band, the Cindy Kenefick, Andra Grasis G irls’ Chorus, piano music and Patricia Vellotti. Agostinelli Favored arranged for four hands, inter­ Geri Lombardo is piano ac­ pretive dance with narration, companist for the chorus various instrumental numters. ensembles, and the newly Illing faculty members Renee Israelis Bomb formed Boys’ Glee Club. The Germaine and Betty Lou Nor- To Head Town GOP band, directed by Robert Johns, deen will present a piano duet will open the program playing of Leroy AndersonV "Sleigh "Christmas Tiding,” "Christ­ Ride.” the big mas in Many Lands,” and An old fashioned sing-along By SOL R. COHEN Agostinelli hasn’t revealed his personal "Toyland.” will include audience participa­ State Comptroller Nathan G. Agostinelli plans when he leaves his state job. Refugee Camp Ralph Maccarone will direct tion in familiar seasonal songs is the unanimous pick of Manchester’s top However, by accepting the offer to be the dirls’ Chorus in “Christ with the aid of slides and ac­ Republicans to be GOP town chairman. GOP town chairman, he indicated he will BEIRU T (UPI) — Witnesses said The noise of jets roaring over the Child,” two songs Tor companied by guitars and piano ten is back! He is expected to be named to the post be occupied in Manchester. claimed responsibility for the theater Israeli fighter-bombers today bombed Hanukkah, a cha-cha rendition duet. Jan. 15, when the Republican Town Com­ city was clearly audible in several bombing following rocket attacks on three a Palestinian refugee camp in the of “Pablo The Reindeer,” a “The Puppet Master,” an in­ mittee meets. Marion Mercer, who is vice chairman of parts of Beirut. PLO installations in Beirut Tuesday. In view of the current glider with a bird’s head. United Nations Scott No. 179. calypso arrangement of “Sleep terpretive dance and narrative Agostinelli, who ran for lieutenant the town committee, will be acting chair­ heart of Beirut and air raid sirens Witnesses said two Israeli jet fighters Those attacks were in turn in response barrage of "commemorative” If you feel an urge to acquire This is the Marc Chagall Little Tiny King” and “The will feature Loreen Pillard as governor Nov. 5 and lost, will leave his man until Jan. 15, when the new chairman wailed throughout the Lebanese first opened fire with machine guns at for the wounding of two Israelis by three silver, it may come as a sur­ all the United States silver Memorial Window at the U.N. Angels’ Song” using flutes, the male puppet. His shadow is state comptroller job Jan. 8. As GOP town will be elected. capital. “Sport City” stadium near Beirut Inter­ guerrillas Dec. 6 in the frontier town of prise to hear that the United commems, be forewarned that Headquarters as rendered into guitars and piano accompani­ Frances Harrell. The female chairman, he would succeed A. Paul Witnesses said they saw the Israeli national Airport. Rosh Hanikra. One of the guerrillas was States has coined only one com­ the Hawaiian Sesqui sells at a souvenir sheet. It is one pic­ ment. puppet is Phyllis Cordera and Berte, who has been named First District Mrs. Mercer also is resigning her town jets attack the Sabra camp around 4 The planes then swept in over the killed and the others escaped. memorative silver dollar. This some 3900 and the Lafayette ture rouletted to be torn up into her shadow is Robin workmen’s compensation commissioner committee post, due to personal pressures p.m. (9 a.m. EST). capital and fired rockets at the Sabra As the jets screamed away from Beirut, six 6-cents stamps, all of and the many demands on her time, she clouds of smoke were seen by witnesses is it — the Lafayette. It dates dollar above would be nearly Washington. Kathy Corcoran is by Gov. Thomas Meskill and will be sworn Telephone lines in some sections of refugee camp, damaging several buildings different sizes— which must be said. Her resignation will be effective in the area, the witnesses said. billowing from a four-story building in from 1900. Besides the marquis $600. narrator. Faculty advisors for in to that post Friday. Beirut went dead, making it difficult it also shows G. Washington — about as far into togetherness Berte’s resignation as town chairman March 1, or, as she stated in her letter of Other reports said another refugee Sabra, the group are Dayl McComb to determine exactly what had the first time a president’s por­ There is a big advertisement as stamps can go. and committee member is effective today. resignation, "when my successor is duiy camp, Tel El-Zaatar, on Beirut’s out­ and Ms. Nordeen. happened. There was no word on casualties. trait appeared on an authorized in Linn’s entitled “Se-tenant ABOUT He submitted it Thursday night to the chosen, whichever shall first occur.” skirts, also was attacked. The Boys’ Glee Club, directed The Israeli military command in Tel silver coin. Headquarters.” (Se-tenant is This month will be the last by Ms. Nordeen will sing “Let town committee’s executive board. The The air raids came shortly after the TOWN Mrs. Mercer has been vice chairman Aviv confirmed the attack. The design on the back is a French for “joined together.” ) chance to get a copy of the There be Peace on Earth” and board, in a simultaneous action, voted to Nathan Agostinelli Israeli government threaten^ to strike since February 1973. Prior to then, she "We must hit them (Arab guerrillas) in copy of a monument erected in Actually there are enough Vienna type International Rep­ “Jingle Bell Rock.” Student ac­ offer the chairmanship to Agostinelli. He Palestinian guerrilla bases and other Paris as a gift from the joined-together stamps current­ ly Coupon from our local post accepted. was GOP leader in Voting District 5. targets in Lebanon in retaliation for their own places and positions to prevent 2 Members of the Women’s companists are Chris Young, ■ them from operating on a regular basis,” American people — including ly among U.S. issues to make it office. The orders are to Society of Community Baptist piano; Matthew Adamy, elec­ Off everything at Your Gift Gallery terrorist attacks such as the grenade Information Minister Aharon Yariv said in some thousands of school kids a collector’s specialty. destroy any still unsold after Church will meet ’Thursday at tric guitar; and Alan Klibanoff, explosions' in a Tel Aviv theater a national radio interview. who contributed pennies. The The earliest example offered the 31st. The new one probably 7:30 p.m. at the church to drums. W^nesday. artist was the same Charles E. in the ad is the Christmas set of to be nicknamed the Lausanne decorate the sanctuary. Those In the see-saw guerrilla battle, the Yariv said “We have a long war with our Both singing groups will con­ Town Democrats Count blessings Barber who executed the well- 1964. This is the group of the type, will be introduced in not involved in the decorating Palestine Liberation Organization neighbors and the Palestininans.” clude the program with “Have done dimes, quarters, and holly, mistletoe, poinsettia, and January. will meet in the living room for a Holly Jolly Christmas” and halves that ran from 1892 into conifer. ’There have been only three up Christmas readings by Mrs. On- Remember our free gift wrapping, and the Noel “Silent Night.” the teens of this century. The most recent shown is the to this point in time: ’Die Rome, don Stairs. Mrs. Earl Mack is in But Mayor Sounds Sour Fiscal Note The other U.S. com­ four different minerals. There starting in 1906; the London in Shoppe complete with gifts chrlatmaa decoratlona. charge of devotions. Mrs. Admission is free and in­ A memorative silver pieces are are the ten Colonial Flags, and 1930; and this Vienna type, Robert Johns will sing several vitations which have been dis- By SOL R. COHEN the black — even after spending an es­ party members — as opposed to unaf­ the Isabella quarter of 1893 and then some pairs — the Space current since 1965. It will cost selections. Refreshments will trituted to parents and friends Main Floor of Watkins Bros. 965 Main Street Manchester timated $6,800 for the last campaign. filiated.” SNETCO Asking a total of 48 fifty-cent coins.' 26 cents, marked up from 22 ’Twins and the Moon Rover. The be served by members of Ann will be collected at the door. In a way, it was like the start of a new As Democratic chairman "Ted Cum­ The one sour note Wednesday night (and Connecticut has two of these: cents by an overprint. last two each have different Judson Circle. election campaign. mings noted, “A good start toward our it was only temporary) was the bleak pic­ An IRC is used to get an The Tercentenary of 1935 and designs joined together to make Still "walking on air” from its landslide 1975 election campaign.” ture painted by Mayor John Thompson — answer back from another the Bridgeport Centennial of up one picture. sweep of all available offices a little over Democratic Registrar Herbert Steven­ when he told of the fiscal problems the SHOPPING DAYS 1936. The mintage of each was Also, the ad shows single pic­ country in case you don’t have $74 Million Hike five weeks ago, Manchester’s Democratic son then told them they hold a 2,227 lead Town of Manchester may face in 1975-76. one of their stamps around to about 25,000. The design of the tures made up of four stamps in Town Committee met Wednesday night to over the Republicans in registrations. He “The expense for operating the town TO CHRISTMAS make up a SASE. I tried it last HARTFdRD (UPI) — Southern New the minimum needed to meet its costs and Tercentenary shows the a set ; the 2 cents Hatteras and count its blessings. said Manchester has 27,211 voters, with summer in a request to a New (See Page 18) England Telephone Co. today asked for a Charter Oak and a muscle- the Boston Tea Party. It found the blessings plentiful for the 10,826 of them Democrats, 8,596 needs and if the PUC fails to grant the Zealand book dealer and it $74 million rate hike that would boost hikes, it would be necessary to take the bound eagle. The Bridgeport But for se-tenancy with a present and encouraging for the future. Republicans, and 7,789 unaffiliated. revenues 17 per cent and increase the rate case to court. But he said it is unlikely has a shot of P.T. Bamum and a vengeance, take a look at the worked. The Democrats learned from their This time Cummings noted, “Our You will get a piece of paper home phone bill as much as $2 a month. such action would be necessary. Van treasurer, Paul Phillips, they are $3,300 in emphasis in 1975 vrill be on registering telling you how to say in six Company President Alfred W. Van Sinderen said the increase in pay phone MANCHESTER languages; "This coupon is Walpole Inmates Sinderen, who held a news conference service is the first in 21 years and it exchangeable in any country of through a closed circuit television hookup figures its cost for coin phones at 19 cents HOSPITAL NOTES the Universal Postal Union for in six Connecticut cities, said the company a call. one or more postage stamps must increase pay phone charges from a “(Connecticut customers — many of representing the postage for an Release Hostages dime to 20 cents. However, he said, public cooperation (See Page 18) Discharged Monday: Albin Hayes, 438 W. Middle Tpke.; ordinary letter of the first and increased productivity make it un­ Pietrowski, 10 Ansaldi Rd.; Sherry Wojick, Willimantic; weight step sent by surface to a BOSTON (UPI) - Eight Walpole State indefinitely for hostage release. Brown necessary to ask for a charge for directory Marie Blanchard, East Hart­ Karen Spicer, 49 Barry Rd.; foreign country.” Lotsa luck Prison inmates released their three said also he feared other, uninvolved in­ assistance. ford; Paul Tongren, Belcher- Patricia Damato, 566 Taylor pronouncing the Arabic and hostages unharmed and surrendered after mates would be endangered if guards and St.; Lalia Machie, 480 N. Main C3iinese and Russian. 26 hours Wednesday night. state police moved in. Van Sinderen, who said company stock town, Mass.; Gary Stanley, 59 has declined steadily in value over the E St. The Dec. 7 Stamps mag has a State Corrections Department officials “It was a potential disaster,” said Cooper St.; Marylee Kanehl, past decade, said he expects employment INSIDE 478 E. Center St.; Elizabeth Also, Ck)nstantine Efstratiou, story about Charles Get-Rich- refused to grant amnesty, but agreed to Owens, formerly a Walpole inmate. “I to decline through attrition and will cut Evans, 191 Oak St.; Alice 205 Terrace Dr., Rockville; Quick Ponzi and his scheme “be reasonable” in discussing other in­ applaud them for not lifting one finger to TODAY Roseann Menzel, Dunn Rd., that was based on buying IRC’s mate demands. Commissioner Frank A. hurt the hostages.” back as much as possible on the com­ Hoskins, 1544 Main St., South pany’s construction program. Windsor; Carol Zapadka, 40 Coventry; Frank Hippie, East in Spain that could be redeemed Hall said he would meet with the inmates The list of demands included implemen­ ’The phone company rate hike, the first South Rd., Bolton; William Hartford; Keith Buniham, 647 at a profit of 400 per cent in today to discuss grievances. tation of furlough, educational and work in three years, was filed with the state Area Profile ___ Pages 10, 14, 15, 23 Phillips, Minnechaug Dr., Ellington Rd., South Windsor; USA. This was in 1^9. Ah, for One of the eight inmates, Peter Ladetto, release programs to installing pay phones Public Utilities Commission, and is not Bennet honor ro ll...... Page 3 Glastonbury. Joseph Muszynski, East Hart­ the gimmicks of yesteryear! said if Hall hadn’t agreed to the meeting, and U.S. mail boxes inside the prison. ford. “I would have killed them (the hostages), James McAlister, a lifer, said the pur­ expected to take effect until the middle of Neighbor’s K itch en ...... Page 12 Also, Peggy Gardner, 99 Oak next year. Van Sinderen said. C S t.; Anna Torstensen, 128 no hesitation.” pose of a corrections institution should be Cable T V ...... Page 29 Norfolk County District Attorney rehablitation, but that was not being ac­ There is no interim rate hike being Green Manor Rd.; Elizabeth Downtown Committee...... Page 29 George G. Burke said the eight, five ser­ complished at Walpole. sought, he said, and no escalator clause Gerasole, 869 Main St.; Robert built into the rate hike request to keep Thoughts A pLEN ty...... Page 19 Russell, 81 Walnut St.; Sharon ving life sentences for murder, would be “You wouldn’t send your loved one to a charged with taking hostages and hospital with two-thirds of the patients pace with inflation. MCC cagers win...... Page 19 ^ Whoops 1 First steps are wobbly I assaulting a corrections officer. dying, would you?” he asked. “Our forecast for growth next year is ' So Jumplng*Jacks made me. I have a 'The two guards were seized Tuesday extremely pessimistic,” he said. "Our Here Is your chance to give someone special an night following an unannounced search for forecast is so low for next year I don’t Christmas ribbed plug in my sole to make each heirloom for Christmas. The limited edition Connec­ weapons which forced cancellation of the think it can go any lower.” Travel Show ^step a little steadier... Jumping- ticut Chair by Watkins. Finished In black and gold annual Christmas banquet for lifers and “We recognize the severe inflationary and contrasting cherry seat and back pillow, you their families. ’The paramedic was cap­ pressures our customers face,” Van Tonight Jacks knows those tured after he and a doctor were allow^ ______WEATHER Sinderen said. “By increasing our produc­ have a choice of six different Conn, historical scenes tivity, saving on fuel and gas and in­ The Herald’s Travel Show in first steps need by Ken Hogle painted on the back slat. by inmates to examine the two guards. Negotiations with the inmates involved Connecticut—Cloudy this afternoon with troducing cost-saving equipment we have cooperation with American Air Lines WASHINGTON (UPI) - The ra little extra^ Don’t waltl This commemorative chair will not be held the line for three years.” and Cunard Cruise Lines will be held administration has given its corrections officials. State Rep. William a chance f occasional light rain, high in the help! sold after Dec. 31, 1974. Owen, State Sen. Jack Backman and 30s to the upper 40s. Rain ending tonight, "Few businesses can point to a similar tonight at 8 at Manchester High blessings to homeowners who record, but now the pressure of inflation wish to put up Christmas Margaret Burnham, attorney for the lows in the upper 20s to low 30s. Becoming School. Free tickets are available at prisoners. Part of the agreement to sur­ partly sunny Friday, high in the upper 40s. has forced us to take action.” the door. lighting this year — as long as IT’S THE PERFECT GIFT Van Sinderen described the increase as it’s not overdone. render was that the inmates be allowed to Interior Secretary Rogers FOR CHRISTMAS talk to reporters. C.B. Morton, who heads Presi­ Enfrid Brown Jr., serving a life term for dent Ford’s newly established murder, said the incident was triggered by Energy Resources Council, said continuous harassment by officials and the Tuesday the administration has lack of rehabilitation programs at softened its stand of last Christ­ Walpole. mas when the seasonal lighting NON "It was bad enough to get sentenced. was discouraged. Now I face another sentence. We can only Morton said a recent study in SKID (U P I photo) take so much,” said Brown. "Instead of a Bristol, Tenn., showed that corrections institution, it’s a madhouse.” Christmas lighting amounted to Riot equipped Boston police wrestle a demonstrator to the ground outside Brown said the deciding factor in NATHAN HAIE HOMESTEAD CHARTEk OAK TREE about one-tenth of 1 per cent of U.S.S; HAOSHIP HARTFORD South Boston High School after racial violence flared again when a white releasing the hostages was Ms. Burnham’s the energy load. youth was s ta b l^ in the stomach allegedly by a black teen-ager school. statement that officials "wouldn’t wait”

that everybody would conserve energy and conserve it across the brard,” Morton said. "But actually we’ve got to put these Strife Closes Boston Schools things into perspective. CORNW AU BRIDGE BOS’TON (UPI) — Desegregated schools back to Roxbury.” Some members of the School, another of the 80 schools being "I don’t think that we should GOOD smo OPERA HOUSE OID STATE HOUSE in South Boston have been closed for the crowd responded: “Let them be bused desegregated, caused cancellation of have such an austere situation rest of the week because of the stabbing of back to Africa” and refused to clear the classes there Wednesday. School Depart­ 2 that our whole lifestyle a white student and gathering of an angry streets. ment spokesman Frank Galvin said about becomes depressed.'Christmas crowd of whites outside the area’s high Sometimes chanting "get those 600 white students attempted to walk out is a wonderful season.” SIDECHR.$79 school. niggers” and " I ’m dreaming of a white of the Roslindale School in retaliation for He said that just as long as ARMCHR.$99 ’The stabbing was the most serious in a Christmas,” the crowd twice tried to push an Incident on Tuesday when a white girl Americans do not "overdo it” series of disturbances at South Boston into the school yard. Some persons in the reportedly was hit in the face by a black the government has no objec­ High School this week. ’Two black girls crowd hurled rocks, bottles and eggs at male. tions to Christmas, lighting. THE CMHSTIUS STORE C 4 V S - THE GHnSTIMS STORE were arrested Monday for assault and police. Others deflated tires and broke “It started peacefully, but several battery in connection with a fight with antennas off police cruisers. scuffles broke out,” Galvin said. "Then it OF MANCHESTER white girls, and two black males and a ’Three persons from the crowd were spread. One teacher was knocked down white male were suspended after a arrested and charged with assault and and was Injured enough to be sent home.” cafeteria scuffle ’Tuesday. battery with dangerous weapons. Nine On Wednesday evening, Julius Berns­ GIFT/ ’The stabbing victim, Michael Faith, 17, persons reported Injuries, none serious. was reported "doing well,” but on the Six mounted policemen were brought in tein, acting chairman of the danger list at Boston City Hospital. James to help Tactical Patrol Force squads push Massachusetts Advisory (Commission to U.S. Civil Right Commission, sent a T?VBLE CADlKLTc/^ REX3LlNEJRc/ ^ A. White, 18, a black student from the crowd back so that buses, ostensibly (Herald photo by Pinto) Roxbury, was arrested on a charge of for black students still Inside the school, telegram to U.S. District Court Judge W. assault and battery with a dangerous could get by. Arthur Garrlty urging "immediate moves weapon. It was all a diversion, however. Other to make plain that (the) court will take a Controversied Driveway at Lincoln Center Hearing of the stabbing, about 700 buses quietly pulled up at a side entrance hard line to preserve peace.” whites gathered outside the school. About to take some 145 black students back to The telegram to Garrlty, the judge who The Conservation Commission is voicing displeasure only at the north end of the building. The existing Chatgt It with MASTER CHARGE / BANK AMERICARD / CONVENIENT REVOLVING CHARGE 250 police were sent to the scene to keep Roxbury. issued the Boston School desegregation with the construction of this amesited driveway and driveway, at the traffic light at E. Center St., will be order. Later, It was announced that all schools order, said the "present Boston situation parking area along the Main St. side of Manchester’s filled in, landscaped and closed. The new driveway 935 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER / 643-5171 Boston City Councilor and antibusing In South Boston being desegregated under (Is) critical in our view. Most vital need Is Lincoln Center. It is part of the plan for Improving will turn right at the south end of the building, then V leader Mrs. Louise Day Hicks used a a federal court order would be closed to Impress upon community (the) court’s access and entry for employes and visitors. When the will turn right again, winding around Lincoln Center to bullhorn to plead with the crowd to go today and Friday. determination to achieve full enforcement CHRISTMAS HOURS OPEN MON. THROUGH FRI. TILL 9 - SAT. TILL 5:39 project is completed, cars will enter from Main St. the Municipal Building parking lot. hom e and "let the black kids be bused Meanwhile, a fight at Roslindale High of the law.” MANCJfES'TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12. 1974 — PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 Scott^s World NATIONAL WEATNII SEOVICE FOOfCAOT <• 7AM EOT 0 - 1% > 74 •JOYFUL SINGING FOR HER Bennet Honor Roll A Children"'s Gift of Life I CA THOLIC BURIAL strong emotional and Jswsiry Sets - Compscts 3 0 0 0 NEW YORK (UPI) - WatolMS - Atomizsfs By Lee Roderick they wrote in a recent letter to African child a meal and based non-profit organization Death is a time of expense — religious feeling, as simple G ru tle 7 L 'u Ann StauHer Becky Seibert (Speriol to The Herald) possibly keep him or her from Laura Stepintkl Almerinda Setzler Sen. Birch Bayh (I>Ind.). "We which uses 90 per cent of every A strain on finances often needed for family re-adjust­ Throughout the ages, holiday expressions of holiday joy, or going to be hungry for maybe Cop Stoops to Acting ARTHUR DRIHi L iu A M I Judith Stoker June Shea Washington—The 27 students reniembered some of the pic­ dollar donated on direct aid. ment. Selecting now can relieve a financial problem later carols have been written by to explain to children in un­ Ql«n Aliczl Robert S to ku Jeffrey Shrldsr \ of Charles Grime's fifth grade tures of the starving children just one night. We hope you will The senator said an Africare of­ when such problems are a real burden. BOSTON derstandable terms the M ilitu Andrawi Catherine Sullivan Barbers Slelby clergy and lay people from Linda Athar Linda Tetro Mark Stanklewicz class in Franklin, Ind., had a we had seen and talked about. see that thq money gets to the ficial told him the 110 gift "will meaning o‘f the Nativity. By VERNON SCOTT the Watts riot was. My legs many nations to Verbalize Kalhlun Ballay Steven Telgener Wllllem Sloksa problem: Deciding which We felt a little ashamed that we proper people. We thank you for buy enough food to meet the ache, my back hurts and I’m Laura Bangauar Mercia Tierney Robert Tinner your help.” HOLLYWOOD (UPI) - How Sharon Baiuragard Megan Tierney Rtndee Trtbitz games to buy with the |10 prize even talked about buying nei^s of two people for 23 days, covered with perspiration. SAINT JAMES CEMETERY low can a police officer sink? NEW YORK KImbarlaa Balekawicz Rtndill Travers Joan Vtllons they had just won for having the games.” It was signed by the 27 or it will buy enough seed to “When I see that camera lens Karan Banun Robarl Wagner Dele Vinci 368 Broatl Strcst Former Detective Lt. Joseph most parents at PTA meeting. The letter, accompanied by students ranging from Randy raise a crop that will feed an trained on me I’m scared to PAII Nalll Berggran Debra Walrath Richard Walden Mandwttar, Connacticut Wambaugh is finding out. Faith BleUa Katrine Welsh Wendy Warren Finally one of the kids the 110, added that, "We all Hyatt to Sherry White. average-size family for one death. I really just play a flunky D anlu Bolduc Joanne Welaa Leilla Weinberg WHma 646-3772 The other day Wambaugh I suggested we send the money to then agreed' that the money Bayh forwarded the donation year.” cop-in this show. My wife said it •ANFRANCIOCO 0 L iu Bouchard Richard Warkhalur Daniel Weintrtub was discovered in a down-at- Mary Bourqua Lori Wins Max Welti the Africans who are starving,” should be used to give an to Africare, a Washington- was only fitting. Paul Brazdzionia Lauren W oodhouu Diane Whitaker the-heels neighborhood in Los 100% WATERPROOFED TO "When I left the police Collean Brown Kelly Woods Kelly Wilkinson Angeles slinking around in a Llia Brown Lynne Wright Anne Wllllamse department I lost my self- navy blue jump suit of the KEEP 'EM SNUG AND DRY Marla Brugnettl Scott Wright Nancy Wolfram respect, so I had nothing to lose LOS ANSCLES Susan Cain Craig Woykovsky police SWAT (Special Weapons ATLANTA, by becoming an actor.” Graham Campbell G rad e 8 and Tactical) squad in pursuit Linda Carpenter A working policeman for 14 Gregory C u iallt of a felon. Kelly Alexander Your Hair Care and years, Wambaugh left the force Christina Chaney Cathy Anderson G rade 9 But his gun was filled with Anthony ChlaputtI Sherrie Andaraon a year ago to concentrate on a Scott Chrlitanun blanks. And each time he LOWEIT TBMPEIATUIES StrideRite^ S u u n Andaraon Suzanne Adams new novel. He misses police L e u Colllni Ronald Apter J; Linda Allen prepared to bust the miscreant, NEW ORLEANS MIAMI Sharon Cox BEAUTY PARLOR work but economically it didn't Scott Aronson' ' Mary Ann Bealar director Alex Singer cried, Chrlatlna Croaby Patricia Avery Dominique Bee make sense for him to 30 Diane Dahlem James Bascatta Sandra Ballons ‘‘Cut. Lot’s do it again." moonlight as a novelist-TV con­ r ^ lE G E N O ' — v T Y n Jeffrey Dalgla AnAa Marla Ball Katharine Bilodeau Wambaugh,> the cop-turned- Dawn Dell'Angella Laurla Berdal Diane Black HEADQUARTERS prolific-author, has sunk to ac­ sultant. Melania Demera Sandra Berube James Boll “I discovered writing isn’t I RAIN te.jc?;|SNOW Joaeph Dlallanbachar Patrick BIxby Edward Case We Save You Money’ ting. Karen Donneatad David Black something you can do eight Gall Chrlstenun ‘‘It keeps me off the streets,” Susan Draltbach JIM Borgida Ronald Coulter hours a day. I used to write two f/'^SHOWERS ^ FLOW Marcl Edalaon Nicola Bourgoln Brian Cox said an embarrassed Wam­ Dawn Farrell Rebecca Boiirret James DIetfanbacher or three hours a night after my Susan Ferrari baugh, author of ‘‘The New Ufl WEATHER FOTOCAST 4> Kyle Ann Brtun Nancy Donadio police work was through,” he Robert French Marjorie Breen Doreen Downham CHRISTMAS BEGINS HERE PRHX SMASHER SPEIMS! Centurions,” ‘‘The Blue SKIDOO Elaine Futa said. "Now I’m cooped in by CONWAY David Burke Linde Embaer Knight” and ‘‘The Onion Snug draw string tie to James Garner Elizabeth Busky Carol England four walls. It's unbearable. And A zippsrad faUikHi boot Carol Glenney Field.” keep out the weather. N y­ Garnett Byram Leslie Florek I’m not the country club type. For Period Ending 7 AM EST Friday. Thursday night will find some snow falling over with M m i-dog lols. Floeoa James Gluhosky Paige Calhoun Lee Ann Fortin S A V E n a * ’ lSAVE»S.9 6 The former fuzz was in­ lon collar, fleece lining. Ana Gonzalez “I still read every script for parts of the north Atlantic states while rain covers most of the northwest comer of Uie na­ lined for warmth and Susan Clevane Robert Gagnon 4 Day Specials troduced to show biz when he 100% waterproof, white, Susan Greenberg Keith Congdon Mark Gluhosky ‘Police Story’ for authenticity. tion. Elsewhere, generally fair weather should prevail. Minimum temperatures include: 100% waterproof, brown, navy and red. childrens Tammy Guegel Brian Daigle Russell Gocht sold "The New Centurions” to Sara Hamilton Famoua Brand But my main job is removing (approx, max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 36 ( 55), Boston 30 (50), Chicago 26 (38), navy and black, childrens 5 -1 2 Mark Darna TamI Grakowsky movies. He got in deeper when childrani and womens sizes John Hanley Daniel Davies Jetirey Greenberg he became production consul­ all the stereotypes and cliches Dallas 35 (61), Denver 20 (47), Duluth 10 (22), Houston 42 (74), Jacksonville 52 (70), Kan­ Eric Hathaway Kenneth DeDomlnlcts Mary Greene from the stories. Mary Hawkes Michael Dewey Christine Coughlin HAIR tant for television's "Police sas City 27 (43), Los Angeles 52 (65), Miami 65 ( 78), New Orleans 45 (66), New York 36 Maria Hayes Raymond Diana Lorraine Grubs "Every script that comes in John Heavens Story.” (51), Phoenix 41 (68), San Francisco 46 ( 63), Seattle 41 (47), St. Louis 28 (49), Washington Brian Donachle Nora Harmon Famous Brand has a gruff detective lieutenant Christopher Hickey Laurie Dunlop. Christine Jarvli Now he has taken the plunge 38 ( 58). John Hllding STYLES with a heart of gold. I throw James Dya Richard Jennings altogether, playing a cop (what Kimberly Holland Lorraine Edgar Craig Johnson Mist Donna Johnson with else?) on an episode of ‘‘Police that right out. Another cliche Carolyn Egan Wendy Kemp MIST that shows up all the time is the Karin Johnson Donna FabrIzI James Kennedy Story.” Taking pay for this Martha Kanehl Scott Freedman Jason Knapp wise old detective whose KODIAK TImothea Kargle Brett Gallagher Melinda KoskI 2 might be larceny. / -partner is a young, hot-headed Warm protection with Susan Keller Sandra Garner Melitta Ladd STYLING WAND During a lunch break he said, Edwin Kennison Matthew Gluhosky • Miat Control Shapaa Hard shoot-from-the-hip rookie cop. 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(Peter) Humphry and had charged Benoit and the HEBRON athletic program; Carol other Democratic councilmen, The commission signed the drainage extensions and to TOLLAND been cut by 40 per cent for each It is now apparent that Mayor (Stanley) Gill.” W tic iTcruio Anne Uallaire one-third of the food consumed of the four schools for this year. Butterworth moved to adopt all He said, “Nowhere does he with having made statements application for a beer permit remove such drainage away COVENTRY Vivian Kenneson Frank McCoy's interpretation Area Profile Corrpn|iondenl by Connecticut residents. Parker School Principal Bob recommendations; and chair­ say that he will or will not open “dangerous to and destructive j for the Hebron Pizza House, from affected lots. All such Don Tuttle, executive “You housewives know better CorrripondenI of the 1973 election returns 228-3267 secretary of the Governor’s Lincoln told the board that this man Robert Dean moved to a discussion on the position of of the normal governmental which is.owned by Nick, drainage should be designed than any one else how much Tel. 875-4704 “borders on a belief that he was The Planning and Zoning Takaudas. Task Force on Agriculture, told The Board of Education recommeridation included a allocate reduced funds for each annointed rather than elected,” director of public works. process.” and certified by a registered food costs. I believe food prices morale factor. of the items except the library Nowhere does he address Benoit said, “There can be no Commission has unanimously A memo was received by the engineer. a group of Coventry residents are not going to come down but Wednesday approved Thomas Benoit, Democratic ROCKVILLE Wednesday night that the Task “Teachers can spend just so and visual, and all three himself to the reasons behind doubt in the mayor’s mind that re-elected Salvatore Mastan­ commission from Frank • Retesting of all lots during they are going to go up. Is this allocations totaling $15,900 Councilman, said today in reply drea of London Rd. as chairman Richardson, Hebron registered Force has completed its final from the $23,000 rebate by Blue much of their own money on motions died for lack of a se­ the very questionable whatever the 1973 returns (elec­ the wet months between Feb. I anytime to concrete and to a statement issued by the HOSPITAL NOTES of the Commission and Charles sanitarian, regarding report. Cross Insurance, although supplies before getting turned cond. operations of the subcommittee tion) meant, the mandate of the and May 31 to determine asphalt over our existing mayor. Eaton of Hope Valley Rd. as Shangrilas Subdivision, on It will recommend to the Town Manager John Harkins off,” he said. Ellen Sorrachi then moved to wh^ch has caused so much un­ electorate in 1974 is for open reliably the maximum high farmlarid? If we had a major Previously, Benoit and fellow secretary for a one-year term. Crouch Rd., Amston. governor that the state go on still maintains that any rebate The board had a difficult time adopt all the recommendations rest in the town fire government, and we are com­ ground water elevations on crop failure who would come to Democrats on the Town Council Admitted Wednesday: Woodland St., Rockville; Heidi In other business Tuesday, Richardson has conducted an record in favor of preserving should be turned into the acting on where, or even and, after a recess called by the departments.” mitted to that end.” these lots. our aid? What country would chastised the mayor concerning Kenneth Barnes, Pinney Hill the commission voted that a on-site inspection in conjunc­ 325,000 acres of the 500,000 General Fund. whether, to allocate the chair, withdrew her motion to He added, “Apparently the Mayor McCey also made Ranslow, Terrace Dr., • The submission of certified, help us?” a fire study committee and the Apts., Rockville; Charles Rockville; Annette Rowe, En­ public hearing be held Jan. 7, at tion with a review of all tests acres of farm land in Connec­ Business Manager David monies. A recommendation jtiake the successful one. mayor believes that by issuing mention of the Democratic as built, plot plan by a Tuttle said that one-third of appointment of a public works Bassham III, Prospect St., field; Sherri Smith, Bancroft 8 p.m. in the Town Office taken by the state health ticut and that this land should Hopewell reinterated that he prepared by Dr. Kenneth L. a strongly worded personal at­ Town Committee and the fact registered professional the corn land in the state is director. Rockville; Mary Bastis, Reghn Rd., Rockville. Building for the proposed department. The review be preserved by the state obtained legal advice that the MacKenzie, superintendent of tack on me he can coerce me that Roche “faces resignations engineers showing all design owned by someone other than Benoit stated he had heard Rd., Rockville; Sharon Eisemann subdivision. covered all those lots not buying developments to this rebate could be retained by the schools, and other ad­ into silence.” and bitto^riticism from within Discharged Wednesday: criteria for septic systems and the farmer and it is the task rumors that the post of director Bloniarz, West Rd., Rockville; The commission asked Atty. presently built on in the subdivi­ land. Board of Education. His opinion ministrators, at the request of Benoit said that will neveC the ranks of his own Demcratic William Dancosse, Prospect ground water controls (under force's intention to get this land has already been promised to Joseph ^ ssle, Snlpsic Village, Bruce Kalom, who is represen­ sion. The task force is proposing came from the legal counsel for the board, also included $4,400 happen, noting that he receives party.” St., Rockville; Mary Dillon, drains) on those lots having a back to the farmer in a con- Salmon Says someone and that an ad hoc fire Ellington; Deborah Clifford, ting Eisemann, to remove the Water is now draining direct­ that this land would remain in the Connecticut Association of for the high school athletic calls each day from people in Commenting on this, Benoit Patricia Dr., Vernon; George high ground water condition tigious farm unit. study committee had been Pleasant St., Rockville; Anna 8.3 acres which was proposed as ly across lot 13 in the area of the the ownership of the farmer Boards of Education. programs and $2,700 for evalua­ Vernon who believe “in my epressed surprise and termed Eiss, Ward St., Rockville; which warrants the installation Tut,tle said that he hoped Governors meeting on fire department Dudek, Beach Rd., Tolland; open space from the map with proposed leaching system. and that the development rights He plans to deduct some $3,- tion and PPBS implementation, ability to find a solution to their the decision to make such a Pamela Fleury, White Birch of some form of a IriQdified sep­ that the state could buy the matters without the knowledge Joan Faulkner, Lake St., the understanding that when Richardson is asking that a tic system. be purchased by a $500 million 500 monthly from the insurance which the board did not en­ Hold Rekis of Democrats on the council. problems.” statement as unwise. He said, Dr., Tolland; William Jones, development rights of land Bolton; Kenneth Hill, Hillside the back land is subdivided that determination be made as to All such modified plans shall bond issue floated as needed bills until the total rebate is dorse. In his statement. Mayor He said he would not betray “It could easily come back to Olcott St., Manchester; James already purchased by MONTPELIER, Vt. (U P I)- Dr., Ellington; William Kania, provisions satisfactory to the whose responsiblity it will be submitted to the state health and repayed by a one per cent reached. Board member Carol Hopewell did not have a any confidences in the act of haunt him. Leahy, Mt. Vernon Dr., Ver­ developers who had not yet Democratic governors have McCoy asked Benoit to name Hartford Tpke., Rockville; commission will be made become, to extend and maintain department prior to approval tax on all real estate transac­ Butterworth quoted Connec­ current report on the status of the person he is supposed to performing his duty to them. “We as Democrats are well non; Steven Meehan, Hartford; developed that land. taken control of their party. Benoit also charged the aware of the reasons behind the Norma Kennedy, Hublard Dr., regarding open space. The area drainage outlets on those by the Hebron health director. tions in the state. When assessing the possibili­ ticut State Statutes section 10- the lunch program, which he have appointed or the person Kristina Otten, Irene Dr., Ver­ Tuttle said that in his opinion predicts will end and in a deficit Gov. Thomas P. Salmon said mayor with choosing to ignore necessity for changing Vernon; Mary Natisisky, RFD will be bas^ upon the original properties affected. American Legion ty of passage of a farmland 222 which she said appears to from whom he heard the non; Joan Riordan, Eleanor once the land is dedicated as this school year, for the first Wednesday, and may nominate the fact that the voters elected Republican leaders during the 3, Rockville; Richard Parker, Dr., Vernon; Tanetta Rockx, 162 acres. In view of these conditions, The Jones-Keefe-Baston preservation law Tuttle said, back up the concensus that the rumor. He also charged the the department is withholding agriculture preserve the time. Some board members felt one of their own for president in 12 councilmen who, by charter, last campaign, but we chose to Eva Circle, Vernon; Darlene The commission asked American Legion Post 95 an­ “A lot is going to depend on the action is legal. Democratic councilmen and approval for the installation of farmers wouldn't be in all that that a reserve should be held in 1976. have the sole responsibility for let Republicans do their own Scepanik, Talcottville Rd., Ver­ Richard Mihok, who submitted nual children’s Christmas Par­ people of Connecticut. If they Slate for the bonus monies James Roche, Democratic any septic systems on all much of a rush to sell their that event, while others felt “Without question,” he told a setting town policy. thing,” Benoit said. non; John Szrejna, South St., a preliminary plan for Frankel ty for members’ children and see the need to preserve are: Supplies and materials, Town Committee chairman, remaining lots not already built development rights to the state that if it did occur it would be news conference, “the group in “When the mayor talks of It is just within the last few Benoit commented, “Perhaps Rockville; Marie Thibodeau, Acres, Rt. 66 and Burrows Hill grandchildren is Sunday at 1 farmland then they will have to $2,000 for each school; library with never having “accepted so that the whole $500 million an unanticipated deficit and the control of the mini-convention dangers to the proper func­ weeks, when Donald now that the Republicans have Rd., to change the name of the on in the subdivision, whether p.m. at the Post Home. tell all those freshmen and audio visual, $1,000 per the decision of the electorate in Enfield. would not need to be bonded at board should not have qualms was the Democratic gover­ tioning of town government, I Sadrozinski was appointed town opened their committee proposed subdivision. Fire approved or not approved, until Any member planning to at­ legislators that this should be school; testing program for the election of 1973.” Births Wednesday : A son to about seeking additional funds nors.” say that his brand of secrecy is chairman to replace John meetings to public scrutiny, Chief Donald Griffin requested the following conditions are tend who has not sent back the once. the No. 1 priority in the third and eighth grades, $1,000; In reply, Benoit expressed Mr. and Mrs. Archangelo Tuttle told the group that the Bolton Center School Drama from the Board of Selectmen. “The nominee may well be a the greatest danger and I am Daigle who resigned, that they will be less Inclined to the change because there is met: form is asked to contact either legislature. We have some of and implementation of the disappointment that “the D'Amato, Washington St., Ver­ state has lost 50 per cent of its The motion to allocate the governor or ex-governor,” not alone in this belief,” Benoit Republican Town Comrtiittee speculate on our happenings another Frankel Acres in Robert Croston, post adjutant; the finest farmland in Connec­ English and Arts Program, mayor in his lengthy remarks, non; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. • A decision is made as to Greg Gram as Scrooge and David Moske as the Spirit of Christmas Past rehearse the roles $15,900 was passed after four Salmon said, adding he had no stated. meetings have been open to and concern themselves with Lebanon, he feared fire trucks or Geraldine Grant, unit presi­ agriculture land since 1959 and ticut. The top soil is so deep kindergarten through twelfth makes no response to the key Frank Tantillo, Rosewood Dr., whose responsiblity it will be others failed. Anthony Tantillo desire to be on the national The mayor, in his statement. other than members. their own imperfections.” might be sent to the wrong dent by Friday. that there are no more than 4,- that you can’t find the end of it. they will play Friday when the drama club at Bolton Center School presents an adaptation grade, $2,900. questions raised by myself, and Vernon. provide and maintain road Jr. moved to adopt all but the ticket. area. 000 farms in the state today. I think it would be a shame to of Dicken’s Christmas Carol. Curtain time is 7:30 p.m. (Herald photo by Holland) Supplies and materials had He said the farms provide pave this over.” 2

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Depicts four seasons. ahovel, scissors, plant mister. place settings STICK TO BOARD No scissors. REG. 3.29 OPEN 10-10 EVERYDAY TIL CHRISTMAS USE YOUR FORBES’ CHARGE, BANKAMERICARD OR MASTER CHARGE ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 — PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 Motorcycle Gang Buys Toys for Kids The Manrlipstpr Supninn UpralB Muffler Theft Guaranteed far ASHLEY P. CHESHIRE line serviceman. “We all sat According to police in­ firms that two members have us.” Usually, Alexander said, wanted to go outlaw and they as iD n g as yD u OPINION ANDREW TULLY down and talked It over and telligence, there has been no applied to help fatherless boys. the clubs give the Bandits the dropped out. But they didn’t D w n the car... DALLAS (UPI) - Blood red decided to go the other way. trouble from the African Ban­ The toy scheme is the biggest door receipts for charity. So far turn in their colors. We took silk on a blue denim jacket, “ As an outlaw club, just dits, which Is not necessarily thing so far. Alexander said they have about $2,000 in the care of that.” 8 7 5 -2 5 1 7 A Good Word ragged armholes flying in the anything that comes down, true for neighboring outlaw they are financing it through toys fund. Took care of it? wind. A big black man on a you’re ready for it. Other groups in the area. donations of a sort. Alexander said there has “Well, we whipped ’em up a motorcycle, its motor gunning. motorcycle clubs are your The bandits, a bunch of “We have gotten to be the been little trouble “going the little bit.” OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP For The American Cop That won’t pass for Santa shorthaul truckers and day Whip Unemployment enemies. You- do some of type of club that wherever we other way,” but a club does ALUMINUM TREES ROUTE 83 ROCKVILLE Claus to most kids, but the everything. laborers, say they have been gather, a crowd comes,” he have to protect its reputation. African Bandits don’t worry “I just felt like it wasn’t a doing as much good as they can said. “So these clubs invite us “We had a little bit of a ORNAMENTS WASHINGTON - I got to know more headlines and air time. As a people, we about their appearance. good idea to go outlaw. We just — contributing to needy to draw people. We have some problem but we got it ROX XMAS CARDS cops during the past year, and a half, in the seem to take an inordinate glee in Months ago they decided to do didn’t want to ruin a good families and causes. great riders and great dancers straightened out this week,” he Then Inflation course of committing a suspense novel catching a cop doing something naughty. good rather than be bad. name.” , Big Brothers of America con­ and the people come out to see said. “We had a couple of fellas * Read Herald Ads (“ The Brahmin Arrangement,” now Perhaps it’s in the American tradition of ARTHUR DRUG available at your friendly bookshop), “We’re gonna buy the toys on resisting authority. the 19th of December. We A scarcity of jobs, not of food, may capital to rural areas where employ­ about the work of the Intelligence Division Anyway, it is not surprising to find that (ID) of the Internal Revenue Service. already talked with the dis­ be the real challenge facing the world ment needs are greatest. assorted celebrities and comedians get a tributors and I’ve got top priori­ The men of Intelligence are bonafide big hand on talk shows when they make a in the coming decades. policemen. Their principal chore is ty on the prices,” said John Among the study’s recommen­ nasty or degrading crack about policemen. “Big John” Alexander, presi­ fighting organized crime by nailing It is the audience’s way of compensating According to a Ford Foundation dations; bigtime hoods for income tax evasion, dent of the motorcycle outfit. for that traffic ticket, I suppose. “We also have contributions study — “Empioyment in the even as in an earlier day they collared A1 What troubles me most, hoWever, is the from some department stores Spruce Up For The Holidays — Because internationai barriers to Capone. They probably are better .Developing Nations” — despite professional cop-hating of the so-called in­ educated than the cop on the beat because in the city and we got a storage trade, migration and the fiow of tellectual, liberal elite. This crowd starts room at the clubhouse full of OPEN ’TIL 11 P.M. EVERY NIGHT! economic gains in many iess- most of them have college degrees and off with the premise that cops arej,nimals capital and information seriously con­ many are lawyers or college-accredited contribution from outside SAVE deveioped countries, unempioyment of a lower class — brutal, ignorant and in­ people.” strain the generation of empioyment accountants, or both. sensitive. They go on to cite only the in­ TO STANLEY is increasing at an alarming rate. But Intelligence men talk like cops and The toys will be distributed OVER opportunities in developing countries, stances when cops have been found guilty two days later to children S/acks Decker think like cops— good'cops, that is. Agents of — or merely charged with — SAVE Because of unchecked population one way adyanced countries can help like John Olszewski, director of the ID, selected by workers at Dallas’ wrongdoing. Crossroads Community Center, OVER growth, the labor forces of the Lee Venable, Joe Pagani, Vince Gambino 2-Speed Jig Saw Kit is graduaily to eliminate their inef­ Some show biz types of the intellectually the YMCA and several black developing nations have been growing and Ed Banas share a singleness of pur­ fashionable variety can build a whole act ficient, iabor-intensive industries and pose and, yes, I'll use that old-fashioned churches. Our on their patronizing repugnance for cops. In addition, Alexander and his Reg. twice as fast as those of advanced open their markets for products which phrase — dedication to duty. They work Mort Sahl, who has become the darling of 19.99 long hours, some of them for less dough 30 members are working on 1 5 ® « 7518 countries and will nearly double over iess-developed countries can produce the elite snobs as the sickest of the sick than a garbage collector hauls down in what they call “Dallas’ first Unbreakable case: all needed acces­ “humorists,” is basing a new career on his sories 10 per store. No Rain Checks. the next 30 years. Joblessness, as high competitively. New York City. They also share a furious black Christmas parade.” story that he has never been arrested for “Five guys started out to be as 10 per cent in many cities, is contempt for the barons of organized obscenity because he can’t find a cop who crime. Unlike some chic, super-liberal an outlaw club last August,” Dual Action Sander double that rate for the 15-24 age — Developing countries in turn can knows what he’s talking about. said Alexander, 34, a freight elements of society, they do not find those Well, let pass for a moment the cop's increase employment opportunities Lufkin 50 Ft. Tape group in many piaces. hoods picturesque^ role as a defense against crime. He is also f a ir TRADED HI *^77 by encouraging more iabor-intensive And therein lies the point of this essay. forced by circumstances to play — in the in s e r t . I # ■ ■ It is time, I think, to put in a good word for South Windsor AT 20.99 I ■ # 7420 Visible unemployment in the urban products, by diffusing economic ac­ finest sense — community do-gooder. I 2 the American cop, whether he sits at a have seen hundreds of cops rescue would- School Menus 3.17 Lever changes from straight to orbital centers of developing countries is but tivity to the countryside and by desk in a cram p^ office unravelling the be suicides, deliver babies, save abused Clear, easy to read numbers. 10 per store, No Rain Checks. mystery of a major league crime figure’s Sturdy, compact plastic case. “the tip of an iceberg.” Other forms eliminating capital subsidies which children from vicious parents, settle Judy Kuehnel luxurious life-style, or spends his nights domestic rows, patch up minor wounds, 10 per store. No Rain Checks, 3/8” Vari-Speed Drill of underutilized labor include those tend to favor the more glamorous, steering a prowl car in Harlem. and rush ailing old ladies to hospitals — The following lunches will be There are, of course, bad cops, just as served in the South Windsor 8 Gal. Wet & Dry working less than they would like to technologically advanced means of often on their own time. The cop is there, YOUR f a ir t r a d e d there are bad lawyers, bad bankers, bad schools during the week of Dec. work, those engaged in “second production. and simply does what has to be done. Aqua-Vac CHOICE IN SEPT. auto dealers, and reporters who slant In short, when people are in trouble they 16-20; AT 21.99 Elementary Schools; 18" choice” activities and those news stories. Unfortunately, however, the call a cop. Most people, that is. The cop 4 . 6 6 Monday; frank on a roll, tater Drills all materials last and easy, 10 bad cop hogs more than his share of haters, I presume, call Mort Sahl. a Q i 70 per store, No Rain Checks. prematurely retired. “Programs for increasing food tots, cole slaw, gingerbread, 39.99 I M P l e n e eiade has 450 tough sharp production and iimiting popuiation milk. Picks up wet or dry debris; includes ,-,4 mital'. ^ 5 .9 9 ® * soft The belief that full employment and Tuesday; Turkey with gravy, all needed accessories, plus dollies ' '' growth are natural and straight­ 3/4 H.P. Router Kit whipped potato, corn, lor mobility. Limit 6 per store, No redistribution of income would follow Rain Checks. forward parts of a war on hunger,” cranberry sauce, bread and f a ir t r a d e d naturally from economic growth has notes Ford Foundation president butter, sliced peaches, milk. Electronic Garage IN SEPT. not been borne out. In many cases, DON OAKLEY Wednesday; Meatball sub AT 47.99 _■ 4. 7ft11 McGeorge Bundy in a foreword to the 42"#7611 policies adopted by tlie developing with tomato sauce, salad, home Door Opener PRICE Cuts, routs, grooves, trims, decorates study. fries, jello with whipped top­ BREAK! 7 per store, No Rain Checks. countries themselves have ping, milk. Manchester Night Scene (Photo by Steve Dunn) The Crisis Is That Our Thursday: Pepperoni pizza, aggravated unemployment — for Unempioyment, on the other hand, Reg. No One Believes It salad, ice cream sandwich, 99.99 example, the introduction of “seems a rather more eiusive evil, milk. INTRODUCING OUR NEW LIGHTING DEPARTMENT! technology designed for advanced and discouragingly unresponsive to Friday: Fish filet or clams on Can be installed in 2 hours; use on ; economies that created few job oppor­ Is there an energy crisis or isn’t there? a bun, tater tots, carrot and wood or metal door-.. Solid state: the direet-'rti^e-work’ programs that a practical, working knowledge of how bad celery sticks, orange juice, controls. Opens door from the safe­ Or was there ever one? thin^really are.” B tunities, and the failure to disperse have been tried in many countries.” MAX LERNER cake with chocolate sauce, ty of your car. GENUINE A survey last summer by the Federal Significantly, however, for the first time Energy Administration found that 90 per milk. CANE EARLY AMERICAN SWAG LAMPS OR in the history of the awards, the judges Timothy Edwards School: cent of the people queried felt the energy found no winners in the industrial and SNOW SPECIAL crisis was either over, nonexistent or Monday: Ham sandwich, let­ LAMP HOBNAIL U M P CEILING FIXTURES Money And Virtue commercial building design categories, tuce and tomato, soup, potato BLACKWALL MUD manufactured by the oil companies. which account for 70 per cent of the energy IN THE 3 MOST POPULAR FASHIONS! Arthur F. Bums, chairman of the chips, gingerbread, milk. & SNOW TIRE SALE consumed in the United States. Tuesday: Ravioli, salad, Federal Reserve Board, is among those If those who know “how bad things real­ A Bull Market In Goats Italian bread and butter, 775x14, Reg. 23.99 - 2.16 F.E.T.Ea.1 who believe that drastic measures are ly are” are not yet possessed by a sense of needed to make Americans realize that applesauce, milk. 825x14, Reg. 24.99 - 2.32 F.E.T.e«.[ Hre separated, you get a chance for urgency, little wonder that the rest of the YOUR E NEW YORK — During the early years of there is, indeed, an energy crisis. Wednesday: Turkey with freedom. population is going about the business of Speaking of the cost of living, infla­ terest in the littie dairy animais,” the republic a Massachusetts Federalist Charging that President Ford’s reliance gravy, whipped potato, com, YOUR CHOICE CHOICE But this need not be applied fanatically. energy consumption pretty much as usual. called Fisher Ames spoke glowingly of a on voluntary conservation is bound to cranberry sauce, bread and tion has even hit the goat market. claims the Joilhial. To take three family fortunes, the EACH “government of the wise, the rich and the prove inadequate, he calls for “a sizable butter, variety of desserts, Roosevelts and Kennedys and Harriman PLUS More people are moving to the coun­ good.” Nothing could illustrate better than tax on gasoline, or on imported oil or on Weekend Opportunities milk. CLASSIC At a recent sale in Ithaca, N.Y., a were good public servants not because of FJE.T. OUR REG. TO 19.87 EACH the Rockefeller questioning how far the automobiles according to their weight or A diller, a dollar, a weekend scholar... Thursday: Pepperoni pizza, TULIP female goat (doe) sold for (2,250. try, it observes. They’re interested in their inherited wealth but because they 2$32 FOR climate of America has moved from that horsepower” to discourage U.S. consump­ As a way of attracting new students and salad, Italian bread and butter, healthfui food, in doing for were the kind of men they were. Whatever TIFFANY Goats from as far away as California Tory dream. tion of oil. new tuition revenue and making full-time ice cream sandwich, milk. Full 4-ply nylon cord construction. • GENUINE CANE LAMP his personal strengths and weaknesses, use of facilities, the weekend college con­ Friday; Fish sticks on a bun, sold for an average price of $760. themselves, in beating inflation. When Now that the committee hearings on The energy crisis has “never been more Buy a pair and save up to $18! CHOOSE WALNUT OR YELLOW this has been true as well of Nelson french fries, cole slaw, cake C Nelson Rockefeller are happily over, and serious,” says William W. Boeschenstein, cept is being studied by Texas Southern Popular sizes to fit American cars. 17” CANE SHADE COVERS 8" they find out how fascinating goats Rockefeller. he is pretty well assured of acceptance by president of- Owens-Coming Fiberglas University in Houston, Seton College in with.chocolate sauce, milk. 80 per store. No Rain Checks. I WHITE GLOBE According to the goat department The Rockfeller family fortune obviously are and how great goat milk tastes, both houses as Vice President, it is worth Corp. He recently called upon the nation’s Yonkers, N.Y., C.W. Post College of Long Ellsworth School: editor of Countryside & Small Stock goes far beyond the others and reaches at 8 Ft. Booster Cables | asking not only what the whole episode arcMtects, engineers and professionals in Island University in Greenvale, N.Y., and Monday: Frank on bun, baked they’re sold. least to a billion. Hence the sharp com­ SAVE Journal, published in Waterloo, Wis., showed about the victim on the grill but related fields to “alert the American peo­ Pace University in New York City. beans, orange juice, potato • CLASSIC TULIP TIFFANY mittee scrutiny, more intense than any Heavy Duty “'That can only mean,” says Coun­ also about the national state of mind on ple to the reality of the situation and This year, howevere, Undelein College chips, applesauce, milk. TO CHOOSE WHITE, AMBER, GREEN. the top price at a similar sale last nominee for high office has ever received. Copper tryside, “our favorite animai will the question of money and virtue. mobilize them to take immediate defen­ in Chicago became the first residential ’Tuesday: Turkey, whipped Our Reg. 2.49 I . 77 OVER 14 PETALS AROUND 6” WHITE GLOBE year was $1,725, and the year before Watching the hearings, they seemed Yet at times the finances proved a con­ school at which students can earn a potato with gfavy, corn, move out of the comic strips and venient excuse for the inevitable nasty at­ sive measures.” meant to show that it is easier for a camel Bdeschenstein spoke at the third Owens- bachelor’s degree in business or liberal cranberry sauce' bread and Mechanics Creeper that the highesV bid was $1,300. tacks on the nominee as both a Communist •EARLY AMERICAN HOBNAIL toward the respect she deserves from ’ to pass through a needle’s eye than for a Corning Energy Conservation Awards arts by attending classes about 15 butter, cookies, milk. dupe and a racist bigot. The hearings Pro-styled LAMP - CHOOSE WHITE OR RUBY. really rich man to enter the kingdom of dinner, the finale of an annual competition weekends a year for approximately four Wednesday: Ravioli, salad, The prices reflect not only the ero­ a hungry world.” stretched on unconscionably, with Hardwood # 1 1 12" SHADE WITH GLASS CHIMNEY the heaven of political power. TVue, the that recognizes architects, engineers and years. The Friday night to Sunday after­ Italian bread and butter, brow­ sion of the dollar, but the "surge of in­ everyone wanting to get in on the act, and Our Reg. 8.99 ■ f Organic iawnmower, anyone? Roosevelts and the Kennedys got there owners of buildings who have made ad­ noon program is aim ^ at working adults. nie, milk. no one wanting to appear too cozy with ALL NECESSARY HARDWARE and, on a lesser level, Averell Harriman, vances in conserving energy. The first group of 84 men and women Tiiursday: Pepperoni pizza, this wealthy, powerful man. 3 Amp Battery Charger and earlier, Andrew Mellon and Dwight On the one hand, there are grounds for from 19 to 56 years of age started on salad, Italian bread and butter, Through it all. Rockefeller himself was Morrow. But basically, through most of confidence, he said. The nation’s total use September 20. 'Their occupations include orange juice, ice cream For 6 or at once patient, long-suffering, scrappy, their history, Americans have believed of energy is projected to decline this year secretaries, executives, housewives, sandwich, milk. 12 Volt touchy, sometimes funny. Above all he that money and political power should be for the first time since 1958. nurses, an ^ t o r and a truck driver. ■ Friday: Fish sticks or ham- Our Reg. 14.99 II . 40 was pretty forthcoming about his separated and countervailing rather than But the negative side of the picture may In addition to providing expanded burg on a bun, french fries, cole finances. In fact, one couldn’t help fused powers. well be stronger; Demand for imported oil educational or personal enric^ent oppor­ slaw, cake with chocolate wondering how some committee members In the large they have been right. Where began to swing upward again in tunities to those who want them, the sauce, milk. might have fared under a similar going- economic and political powers are fused, September and consumption of motor gas­ weekend college idea is giving a new op­ High School: over of every detail of their past lives. as in plutocracies and in the Soviet Union, oline is running 25 to 30 per cent ahead of portunity to those who want to teach. Monday; Turkey with gravy, Minwax<^'^ Which suggests some reflections on the you get trouble and tyranny. Where they last winter. Supplementing its regular faculty, whipped potato, corn, nature of the society that formed the Mundelein has recruited academically cranberry sauce, bread and Wood Finish envelope of the hearings. We must con­ The technology needed to do the job is already in existence, said Boeschenstein. qualified instructors who do not teach at butter, canned fruit, milk. front the possibility that we are a corrupti­ OPEN FORUM What is lacking is a sense of urgency, and other times, including a bank executive Tuesday: Spaghetti with ble, if not wholly corrupt, society which and others who have wanted to teach but meat sauce, Italian bread and now expects every last one of its public the only ones who can create it are those who understand the problem — "who have do not have the time during the week. butter, gingerbread, milk. kMlNWA)y servants to be incorruptible. Wednesday: Hamburg or t M r « T r • 2 . 9 8 QT We are an affluent, pecuniary society, frank on a roll, baked beans, I 2 3 Enhances natural beauty of wood' 4 S & 7 t 9 10 geared to moneymaking, which now cole slaw, cookie, milk. iV o f In Coventry's Best Interest 11 12 13 14 IS I I 17 seems bent on chastising any public ser­ Penetrates, stains and seals. Easy I I 19 20 21 2? 23 24 Thursday: Pepperoni pizza, to use. 2S 21 27 21 21 30 ALMANAC vant who has it made. IttanriiFBtrr salad, Italian bread and butter. It is obvious that this rapid growth rate We are a power-oriented society that Ice cream sandwich, milk. Dear editor; will play havoc with the town’s ability to seems surprised and shocked when a man TODAY’S Friday; Fish and cheese filet 9 INCH ROLLER In the various articles that your paper provide quality education. What is the uses the power at his disposal. €nrnintt Hrralb or clams on a bun, tater tots, 4 TRAY SET...... has published on DevCo’s plans to develop projected growth rate? DevCo’s plans call By lin itrd Press fnlernalional We are a bottom-line, can-do society THOUGHT cole slaw, cake with chocolate a new community in Coventry a 20-year Today is Thursday, Dec. 12, the 346th that has been guilty oi any number of FOUNDED OCT. 1, 1SI1 Du Pont Lucite for the addition of 1,660 people per year Published by ths Published every sauce, milk. development period is generally men­ day of 1974 with 19 to follow. shortcuts in the careers and lives of its PKG. OF 4 ASSORTED 2 over a 12-year period. This is a growth Msnehester evening except Sun­ The moon is approaching its new phase. tioned. I feel that it is important to point rate of 10 per cent per year based on common citizens as well as its officials We are free to choose but we are not Publishing Co., Herald days and holldaya. SIZE PAINT BRUSHES , Ceiling Paint out that DevCo’s plans call for a much The morning stars are Mercury, Mars but is now off on a vast, demonstrative Square, Manchester, Entered at the Coventry’s current population; nearly 10 free to choose the results of our choosing Conn. 06040, and Saturn. Manchester, Conn., more rapid rate of development than is times Coventry’s present growth rate. splurge of civic virtue. or will we ever be. The moral universe Telephone 643-2711 PostOnioe u Second Our Reg. 8.99 Gal generally understood. DevCo’s plans call The evening stars are Venus and (Area Coda 203). Class Mall Matter. BARB Our Reg. 8.99 Gal. This rapid growth rate and its financial I say this because it needs saying — not decides the results of our choosing and PKG. OF 2 THROWAWAY Our Reg. 11.49 Gal. Jupiter. for all the construction to occur in an 11- burden combined with the conflicting because I am against virtue but because I those results are Inexorable. BURL L. LYONS, PUBLISHER By PHIL PASTORET 9" ROLLER REFILLS...... Those bom on this date are under the y*ar period. This fact la documented In wishes of the new community residents am against a hypocrisy which lives in two Many think man Invented the moral sign of Sagittarius. SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES You can teach a parrot to Table XIV of the Municipal Impact Study and present Coventry residents will lead worl^ and is unwilling to admit it or to laws. No, we simply discover the moral presented by DevCo to the Coventry Plan­ John Jay, first chief justice of the narrow the distance between them. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE sav most anything, but we can 3/4 INCH X 60 YDS. to a polarized community rather than the laws and we come to terms with them or think of lots more Interesting PER ning and Zoning Commission. United States, was born Dec. 12, 1745. No social organism can be healthy if Single C o p y...... 1S< 3 Months...... SO.75 MASKING TAPE.... YOUR tranquil rural town that Coventry is get hurt. We do not break the laws of God things to teach it. To accommodate this growth, it is On this day in history: there is too great a gap between the world W eelily...... 754 6 Months...... S19.50 GALLON presently. To futher compound the written into the nature of everything but ONE Month . . . S3.2S One Year...... $30.00 -F -F -f CHOICE projected by DevCo that four elementary In 1901, a wireless message was of everyday values which it practices and "7^ problem, the projected population of the we may break ourselves on them. Mall Rales Upon Request September is the month schools and one middle school will have to transmitted across the Atlantic Ocean for the world of values which it demands of its 9FT.X12FT. PLASTIC new community will exceki the present “Break them and you’ll get broken.” Subscribers Who p.m. should telephone when the sunshine people 6.89Easy to use, no drip, no mess: dries last. be built in a nine-year period. In this same the first time. DROP CLOTH...... 8.87 For halls, dens, bedrooms: goes on easy, population in only six years after construc­ officials and which it teaches and If I leap from a building, I will not break lall 10 receive lhair the drculatlon depart- cloud things up with those Dries last to smooth, scrubbable finish. Soap and water clean-up. Herald before 5 30 menl. 647-0046. dries fast. Soap/water clean-up. time period the capacity of the present tion has begun. This means that in six In 1937, Japanese planes bombed and preaches to its young. The students I talk the law of gravitation, I will only Illustrate prorated gat bills. Soap/water clean-up. high school will be doubled and ultimately sank the U.S. gunboat Panay in the CALDOR CEILING years the voters of the new community with have grown cynical about corruption it. •F -F -f CALDOR SEMI­ CALDOR WALL have to be tripled to handle the 350 new Yangtze River above Nanking, China. Member Audit Bureau of Qlrouiatlona PAINT, Reg. 5.99 Gal. 4.44, could control town meetings and refren- but they are even more cynical about the We are finding out how to live the hard PLASTIC PAINT GLOSS, Reg. 7.49 Gal. PAINT, Reg. 5.99 Gal. 4.44 students per year from the new communi­ Japan later said it was a case of mistaken hypocrisy which surrounds it. BUCKET...... 5.47 dums and decide honour tax dollars are to way. God offers us a far easier Way to The Manchester ty. Who will pay for these schools? The identity. Display edverllslng be spent. 'The fact is that both the givers and learn in Christ. We think we know better, Publishing Co. cloaind hours: Three answer is simple, the Coventry taxpayers. In 1947, John L. Lewis withdrew his takers of money and also the paraders of lull days prior to SALE; THURS., FRI.& SAT. I contend that a proposed development, take other ways of our own choosing, and sssumes no linsnclal A referendum of Coventry voters would United Mine Workers Union from the publication. aWAYSTOCHAROI such as D?vCo’s, which results in massive their mnm‘y virtue have one thing in com- get broken. Painfully we are finding out responsibility lor Deadline lor Herald Mon. thru FrI. 10 a.m. to 11 p m. Amc-jo;:'’ ’ ’ i v * *■ ' I lypographloal errors have to approve the Issuance of municipal T ( ‘ h V ' ■> •I* r ■■ ' 9 money clasailled advertising; MANCHESTER bonds before the new school could be coi (onri that ' ' w ’om is in belonging to tJod appearlrig In adver- 12 noon prior 10 dayol Saturday 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. t' llsements and olhar pubiicetlon. 12 noon Today, to be a miser you structod. If the voters disapprove of the In 1. reading matter in The Kichaid L. tireault Dr. George W. Webb Friday lor pubHoalMn tint have to become a magi­ Sorry, Wa Cannot Guarantee Christmas Dalivary On Rain Check llama. Ike issuance of these bonds tbe answer might CIA jet research piane ii. ae than 2VX Manchester Evenihg Saturday and IPon- cian. 1145 Tolland Tu councilman some nulion of values in life around South United Herald. day. ba donble sesstons In our schools. times the speed of sound. Coventrv Town Council which the society can build. Methodist Church PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12^1974 — PAGE NINE Church The Lighter Side^^^^^^^ Nothing to Fear But Youth Itself East Catholic Announces

Burglar By DICK WEST We already knew, of course, Although my son just turned think you can get along without widespread unemployment in appears you are going about it grounds the economic situation WASHINGTON (UPI) - If that the vast majority of teen­ 13, he fully recognizes the a bean bag chair.” the bean bag industry.” the wrong way. wasn’t that bad yet. But it’s REPORT Christmas Party Project Treated you’re one of those mature agers favored high spending. gravity of the current economic My son rolled his eyes "President Ford has been good to know we can count on adults who fear the younger situation and is pitching in to "Sure, I can get along without heavenward, as though urging us’ to help achieve the youth of America if worse If the true spirit of Christmas But many parents—I was guilty MANCHESTER attempted to investigate, on Nov. 25. He was placed in a totaling about $60 was stolen presented to the people whom INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. (UPI) generation is going to the bow­ help set it aright. it. But can the economy? I pleading for God to strike the economic stability through con­ comes to worst. is giving of oneself, students at Meadows is not certain yet. of this myself —assumed that Miguel Mollet, 17, of 78 Oak Mollet woke up and drove jail cell at Police Headquarters from four N. Main St. they visit. — Joe, the burglar who took a wows, a recent survey by the heard on TV that unemploy­ cobwebs from my brain. servation and cutting back on East Catholic High School are The special holiday visits will view was rooted in hedonism. St. was arrested Wednesday In away. They caught him and in lieu of $100 cash bond and apartments Wednesday during Santa Claus will also make bath in a church baptistry, Rand Youth Poll will ease your ment jumped last month to 6.5 "But bean bag dealers drive spending.” the exemplification of this be in the afternoon. I figured, quite frankly, that “They got bean bag chairs on Evergreen, Ala. by Det. Sgt. charged him with reckless was to appear in court later a break there. The apartments the rounds with the students bathed Tuesday night in the mind. per cent, the highest since cars, you know,” he pointed "That’s the sort of negative feeling. Students will prepare cookies my teen-agers were spending special this week for only Raymond Mazzone and Det. driving. They also charged him today. were ransacked, especially the handing out gifts and visiting minister's home. 1961.” out. "Put the money in their psychology that leads to un­ FOR HIM About 300 students and facul­ and cakes from mixes they the money for their own $24.95,” he informed me the James Sweeney on a charge of with contributing to the • Richard W. Carlson, 27, of bedrooms, police said. the bedridden. The Rev. and Mrs. H.A. Tjie survey found that 72 per hands and they’ll see to it that it employment and hard times,” Wallais — Kay Cases ty members are planning a hope to receive through pleasure. To learn they actually other evening. "Can I get one?” I said, "As I understand it, violating probation. delinquency of a minor as a 14- 123 Downey Dr. was arrested • Police discovered The students’ schedule for Boone also treated him to an cent of today’s teen-agers gets to the right places.” my son muttered darkly. "We Pan Sets — Watches Christmas project which in­ donations. are doing it to help the economy "Your allowance already is the increase in the jobless More charges are expected to year-old female escapee from today at 8 a.m. at headquarters Wednesday at noon that Christmas party visitations, in overdue meal. believe high spending is better I said, "I know you are eager teen-agers are convinced the volves sharing the special event Tom Fiorentino, president of puts their request for funds in running a deficit owing to the figure stemmed mainly from be lodged against Mollet by the the Norwich hospital was with on a Circuit Court 12 warrant someone has been living in a va­ addition to private homes, is as Boone, pastor at the Mars for the economy than saving to do your part to overcome the only way to head off a recession ARTHUR DRUG with the elderly, the residents the ECHS student council, said an entirely different perspec­ purchase of Bachman Turner layoffs in the auto industry. I Norwich Police Department him, police said. ^ charging him with issuing a bad cant home on Windsor St. follows: Crestfield Convales­ View Christian Church, sought because it contributes to nation’s economic distress and is buying bean bag chairs.” of convalescent homes and anyone wishing to make tive. Overdrive tapes,” I noted. "I have seen no reports of and the state parole depart­ Alabama authorities dropped check. He was turned over to Found inside the home were cent Home, Dec. 18; Westhill out the burglar who twice greater consumption. I am proud of you for it, but it I deferred the outlay on many of the town’s shut-ins. donations who has not been ment, according to Manchester their charges Wednesday, South Windsor Police. signs of someone sleeping in the 'Gardens, Dec. 19; Laurel entered his church over the As chairman of the Christmas solicited, may call him at 643- Police. Mollet waived extradition, and • Yvette L. Goulet, 45, of attic and a stereo and guitar. Manor, Dec. 21. weekend, saying he wanted to the two Manchester detectives Party Project, Brian McKeever 2647, or McKeever at 649-7728. On Oct. 24, Judge John East Hartford was arrested • A rock crashed through the said, "The most valuable thing The date for visiting The help him, not prosecute. FitzGerald in Circuit Court 12 brought him back. He was Wednesday at 2;50 a.m. and glass of the front storm door of Joe had left a note expected to appear in court we have to offer is ourselves.” sentenced Mollet to an in­ charged with fourth-degree a Grant Rd. home Wednesday With cooperation from the ad­ apologizing for the burglary. definite term not to exceed two today. larceny in connection with a at 8 p.m. It cracked the wooden Boone, who is also an ministration of the convales­ years in the Cheshire Refor­ shoplifting complaint at interior door. cent homes and some of the ironworker, found Joe Tuesday. • William F. Shaia, 17, of 45 matory after he was found guil­ Caldor’s at Burr Corners. She town agencies, the students He would only identify him as Wellman Rd. was arrested ty of second-degree larceny and was released on her written plan to add decorations to the an 18-year-old with a high Wednesday at 11:15 p.m. and third-degree burglary. The promise to appear in court Dec, places they will visit, bring 85 East Center St. school education who has fallen To Run Again charged with third-degree sentence was suspended for 90 30. gifts, share cake and ice cream, at Summit St. on hard times. His parents larceny and third-degree Chicago Mayor Richard days in order for Mollet to try a and "talk a little with the moved to another state. criminal mischief on a Circuit Daley has announced his in­ treatment program at the Recent reports of vandalism people.” WEEKEND GASH and CARRY SPECIALI Joe broke into the church Court 12 warrant. ? ABOUT Norwich Hospital. and breaks include: Their plans include making Saturday night, ate from a tention to seek an un­ The charges came after On Nov. 6, Mollet escaped • The Mary Cheney Library name tags for themselves and supply of canned goods precedented sixth term in Patrolman Curt Wilson from the hospital, stole a car in on Main St. was broken into TOWN also for the people whom they collected for church mission office. Daley, 72 has been arrested Shaia on Main St. on a Carnations _doz.^ 1 • 89 Norwich, and traveled to early Wednesday morning. visit in order to make the con­ work, took a bath in the bap­ mayor since 1955 and recent­ charge of operating a motor OPEN 'III 9 P.M. THURS., FRI. NITE8I Florida and Alabama, police Cash, about $5, was stolen from tacts more personal. tistry, brushed his teeth with a ly suffered a stroke from vehicle without a license, police Full gospel Inter­ said. the copy machine. It is the The students are soliciting brush and toothpaste found in which he has recovered. The"?herifPx department of said. fourth such break in recent denominational Church will have a deliverance service merchants and businesses for the collection of food, and took (UPI photo) Evergreen, Ala. found Mollet Shaia is accused of being in­ weeks, police noted. tonight at 7; 30 at the church on donations and small items some new clothes. asleep in the stolen car there, volved in a theft of $70.50 from • Some foreign currency, car Then Sunday night he entered Main St. which will be wrapped and Read Herald Ads police said. When they an office at the Lincoln Center keys, and small sums of cash the church again, eating com­ munion bread and leaving a Brezhnev note. "Dear friends,” he wrote. Nudges “I’m sorry if I inconvenienced Canon FTb you in any way and that I had to CongiT e a s RCA 12” D ia g o n a l enter the church the way I did. Ladies long sleeve 2 I’m hungry and desperate with ” B la c k & White no place to sleep. Please polyester shirts By WARREN L. NELSON P o rtab le Tv WASHINGTON (UPI) - forgive me. — Joe. Our ReQ- 89.70 “P.S. May God bless you all.” Leonid I. Brezhnev doesn’t Boone and his congregation know it, but he may have iust left Joe a note on Sunday just in .5.99 helped the Ford administration case he came back. Rich, silky polyester; full placket get its nuclear bomber and sub­ "Dear Joe,” it read. "We’re front shirts, some with pockets or stitched crease design. Pastels marine programs through very much concerned and want and navy; S. M, L. Congress. to help you. No one is mad that President Ford and Soviet you broke in. If you come again, 100% polyester party chief Brezhnev agreed in please call us...” Vladivostok to put a ceiling of A local newspaper columnist doubleknit pants 2,400 on the number of bombers wrote of the exchange and that and ballistic missiles either na­ led Boone to Joe. tion may have. Ford told a news Magnavox "We’re not going to press any conference they had “put a cap 18” Diagonal charges,” Boone said. “If we’re 1 2 ® ® Pull-on style with comfortable on the arms race.” But he also going to be Christians, we have ■ Reg. to 18.99 elastic waistbands; cuffed or said, ”We do have an obligation Portable to be Christians. We can’t go Smooth nylon shell, or with quilted trim. Safari, belted and plain; 8-18. to stay at that ceiling.” Color TV half way.” zip-front styles, also some with button fronts. Hidden hoods The United States will be far - even some reversibles! Assorted winter colors. Brief & bikini Our Reg. 319.70 below that celling, however, un­ your’74 panties less Congress agrees to spend enough money to bring it up to Misses’ & Juniors’ 4 e Q 144 that ceiling. Sen. Aiken BIKE JACKETS and PANT COATS 1 0 O f o r I X" Under Pentagon plans the Chrislmos Nylon or triacetate. 5-10 Navy would start getting 10 Tri­ 8 2 4 9 Reg. 22.99 dent submarines carrying 240 Suggests 1n« Magna missiles and the Air Force 244 Slore! B1 bombers late this decade. Pay Cuts Those weapons would bring the 1 cabinet. OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 11 United States up to a point just WASHINGTON (UPI) - In marginally below the Ford- his final address as a member Brezhnev ceilings. of the Senate, Sen. George D. Congress has approved funds E Aiken, R-Vt., said Wednesday to develop both those weapons the nation’s serious economic % o . but it has not voted on the conditions could be improved if Our Reg. Low Prices money needed to fund their Nylon shells with pile the President and high officials and kasha linings. Ski I production runs. Opposition to take a salary cut. jackets, tow coats, both has been simmering in Off Our Reg. Low Prices Aiken, retiring Jan. 3 after 40 snorkels * and more. Congress and it has long been Sizes S to XL. years in the Senate, said such expected they would be at the cuts should also apply to "high Men’s sportknit A ll Q u ilt center of the annual defense level retirees.” turtlenecks For Exampio Reg. to 14.99 and Arnel ' budget debate next year. C He called the current state of 749 Doubleknit polyester, ac­ Now the administration can General Electric General Electric the nation’s economy a ■ Rag. Rea. 9.99 etate jersey or other fleece robes argue that both weapons are AM/FM FM/AM Portable General Electric Canonet 28 Polaroid SX-70 Kodak Pocket 20 "paradoxical picture of infla­ wanted fabrics. Many 3- needed to achieve the ceiling pc. outfits in group. 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High im­ Built-in rangefinder, automatic or velop before your eyes - world s cube and extender. No batteries 4 inch dynamic speaker. The tive vertical-styled case. Music pact, scuff resistant case . . . it's manual aperture settings. Sharp most advanced system! needed becoming candidates for presi­ M en’s flannel ceiling. They may also argue 40mm f/2.8-4 element lens. dent until they have been out of M en’s that with the completion of the quality leader! wherever you go. the Swingmate! X-1 Case, Reg. 8.99...... 5.67 Leisure look t’T ------■> V that legislative body for at least matched plaid Ban-Lon separates Trident and B1 programs the two years. sportshirts arms race will have ended. Latest He said that combining such collar knits Your choice But although the new ceilings Design! an amendment with a proposal may end the quantity race they to limit the president’s term of with pockets Reg. 17.99 lo will not end the quality rach. office to six years would Im­ 22.99 There is no prohibition stop­ prove government Button, zip and wrap ping either nation from Such changes would mean styles with delectable replacing its existing missiles that both the president and the lace and embroidery with newer missiles that are Congress could concentrate on style, comfort and Jackets, pants or trims. Prints or solids, more accurate, or carry more doing their work instead of fabulous value! All Reg. 5.99 shirts, mated for sizes 10 to 18. explosive punch, or can “spending so much time in the cotton, collar stays, each other! Jackets maneuver in space. Electrophonic 36” (Classic sport shirt wild blue yonder,” he said. longtails. 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'The Navy will then Kodak GAP Pane Vue "Tidal ^ s in Bombshell,” was Quality U.S.A. maker undoubtedly want to begin work Carousel Automatic arrested at a topless nightclub M en’s sleeveless handbag Ladies’ on yet another missile sub­ 140 Tray Viewer early today and accused of dan­ Group of better leathers, marine to replace the cing bottomless. sweaters dressy and casual glace loungewear ■ Poseldons. vinyls make welcome This year’s budget already in­ il 3.87 "0% 8.76 TTie sheriff’s office in San­ gifts! 2 cludes $19 million to research Magic Chef Fits most Kodak slide projectors 4X magnification. ford, Fla., said Miss Foxe was Reg. to 9.99 arrested by state agents on a ways to increase the number of 30” Gas or warheads on the Minuteman III charge of "indecent exposure of Electric KitchenAk Kenco Diamond sexual organs by going naked in Beautiful pripl land-based missile which now Projection SLR gowns and parly carries three warheads. 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It is exempt from the S WAVS TO CHAR4E ,,, MANCHESTER S A L E : THUR. thru SAT. ^ Federal police handle most SALE: THURS. thru SAT. new ceilings because It would Mon. Ihfu Ffl. 10 a.m. M 11 p.m. crime control in Buenos Aires jndUumcAiio Mon. Ifiru Ffl. 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. fly in a straight line like a plane ------1| ' ? ^ 1145 Tolland Turnpike Saturday...... 9 a.m. 10 11 p.m. “ and dp specialized jobs Saturday 9 a.m. lo 11 p.m. rather than in an arc like a ■ . ^. SORRY, Wfc CAtUS^OT GUARANTEE CHRISTMAS DELIVERY ON RAIN throughout the country. balllstik missile. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN ONLY 10 SHOPPING DAYS Firemen Seeking O v e r TIL CHRISTMAS! O v t r BROAD STREET Congress Given 100 Stores t o o S to re s MANCHESTER To Update List A cross the Broad atroot - Manchestor Gloomy Forecasts Open 10 A.M.10 10 P.M. Dally A o p s t t h e PARKADE N a tio n WASHINGTON (UPI) - nation’s economy has been For Safety Decals N o t i o n Three prominent economists deteriorating at a rapid rate gave Congress gloomy that, to me, in all candor, is ^-SERVICE DEPT STORES O pen assessments of the nation’s frightening. It simply has no to remind residents about VERNON economic future Wednesday, parallel in my professional taking safety precautions ^9om to Dpm) The Rockville Fire Depart­ One called the prospects career.” during the holiday season con­ ment reminds residents of its “ frightening” and another Eckstein, the most cerning Christmas trees and til "Rescue Identification warned of a ’’near depression” pessimistic, said concern about holiday lighting. Program ,” which seeks to Christmas with 8 per cent unemployment inflation should be set aside to Live trees should be cut fresh locate those persons who would Clirostmas Costs You next year. concentrate on trying to avoid a and be kept well-watered; ar­ be unable to safely evacuate Make King’s Yonr Otto Eckstein, a Harvard depression. tificial trees should be UL ap­ their home in the event of a fire University professor, Arthur “Whether the fight against in­ proved; trees should not be kept or other emergency. M, Okun of the Brookings flation is won or lost, the risk of near sources of heat and should The department wants to Institution and Murray L. recession degenerating into keep an up-to-date list of these not block any exits. Weidenbaum, a former Nixon near depression has now Decorations should also be persons for whom they will Less at King’s! administration assistant reached a point where common provide highly visible decals to flameproof or flame resistant; Christmas Store.«aind Save! Tresasury secretary who prudence requires stimulus,” label the doors and windows of lights, cords and plugs should teaches at Washington Univer­ he said. rooms occupied by them. be checked before using; sity in St. Louis, appeared “In the last three months, the In the event of a fire or other fixtures used outdoors should before the Senate Budget Com­ economics outlook has be approved for that purpose; -V iCeiiner . 0 0 . emergency requiring evacua­ mittee. Weidenbaum, the deteriorated so badly that un­ and lights should not be strung tion of the home, the least pessimistic, said the employment persisting in the 8 on metal trees. firefighters would easily spot current recession “seems likely to 10 per cent area becomes a The fire department also the decals and safely evacuate € to be longer and deeper than real possibility. the disabled person. urges good housekeeping prac­ has been anticipated” and “There is no way to tell what tices such as removing all If anyone has a member of his warned that policies to such an experience would do to wrappings, boxes and unused family, a friend or neighbor, stimulate employment are the American people’s attitudes who should have this service, decorating materials. bound to touch off more infla­ toward our economic system or they should call the Rockville And the bureau emphasizes tion. toward each other. It would not that It is especially important Fire Department, 875-7751. 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It has a raised design Off In Sweden, the Lucia festival R e g a l’s that is made by pressing the tradition begins the Christmas rolled-out dough with carved BREYER URAL % QALLON8 season early on the morning of Manchester Vernon blocks. Sometimes, a special Dec. 13. rolling pin is used. Usual!];, the eldest daughter of ’The cookies are rectangular redeeni at a household plays St. Lucia and or square in shape, the designs Hghland Park Ice Cream wears a crown of candles as she varying from one craftsman to Market ^ ^ carries a tray of coffee and another and cover a variety of HIGHLAND PARK (Good Thru Saturday, December 14, 1974) per cakes to the rest of the family subjects. Traditionally, anise is who are in bed. the flavoring though Nan Miss June Werdelin is direc­ Dreselly of 30 Tunxis Trail, Choicest Meat In Town I tor of the pageant. Assisting her qettoknou/us... Bolton prefers to use lemon. - f WE CAN HELP YOU SAVE ON YOUR FOOD BILl are Mrs. Clara Stowell, Miss Last year. Nan asked her 317 Highland Straat, Manchastar Justina Johnson and Miss Lila father-in-law if she could borrow Strazinskis. a mold that was brought from .iWTTTmfci Mrs. David Hawkins will ac­ Germany many years ago. At Shop at Our Service company the singers. Christmas, she was surprised C C O t l P O I ^ O F F I R Refreshments will be served with the gift of her own hand- by Mrs. Gerda Orr and Mrs. carved mold beautifully Meat Counter, Where WITH THIS COUPON Elvira Anderson, co-chairmen, executed by the 82-year old and their committee. gentleman, a retired wood- You Can See BOTH The public is invited to at­ carver who had practiced his tend. trade in many churches. Andrew Dreselly, who lives in Sides of The Meat Cambridge, Mass., made one Off change in the mold he gave to You Buy—, ^^The OCEAN CRE8T Nan. He faithfully followed all the designs except one. The Choicest Meats In redeem at 12 o z. CUB deer was repeated, an apple tree, a wild turkey, a rabbit, Kghland Park Cocktail Shrimp limit one TownV Market SCOUT some flowers, etc. One of the oer famHy squares on the antique mold (Good Thru Saturday, December 14, 1974) NEWS depicted crossed German flags. V 2 Nan’s mold contains crossed Pack 53 our entire stork American flags. Cub Scout Pack S3 presented When you first taste this llllllllllll awards at its recent meeting at llllllllllll cookie after baking, it will be Mrs. Dreselly makes “ picture cookies/ Waddell School. Den 5 was in soft but will harden within'a charge of the opening and few days. The german people closing ceremonies. Den 7 take a bite of cookie, hold in in The Dresellys keep the firm but do not brown. Cookies of mei^s sui^, carrots on their screened-in organized a “shoe” game. the mouth, then sip hot coffee should be light tan. Store in Receiving awards were Jeff or wine through the sweet. back porch which is covered cardboard boxes lined with V.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! Shaw, Steven Dietz, Brian Springerle is pronounced with plastic for the winter. aluminum foil and layered Stein, Danny Carter, Bear shpring-err-lee. After the molds They have filled plastic between waxed paper. Note: A All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! badges; Glenn Jutras, Dana spOrtroats and are pressed down on the dough, wastebaskets with dirt from the double recipe makes about Noonan, Jacques Tardiff, Mike a sharp knife is used to cut the yard and the carrots are kept seven cookie sheets of ap­ Huchinson, Glenn Burby, Bob­ cookies apart before they are points down, just as they grow, proximately 50 cookies each. USDA CHOICE CSDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE cat badges; Brian Kost, gold put into thepven. These cookies in the sand. Any container can Russian Teacakes arrow points; Marty Kosis, should not brown. They should be used for this purpose and you Mix thoroughly 1 cup soft BOnOM TOP BACK OF EYE OF gold and silver arrow points; aU-ufeather tooH be a very delicate tan in color. can keep layering the carrots as butter, Vi cup sifted confec­ long as you keep the root ends tioners sugar, one teaspoon ROUHD ROUND RUMP ROUND Reliving the legend of St. Lucia are Susan Cain, center, as Lucia, and her attendants, Danny Carter, perfect atten­ To the uninitiated, you may dance for one year. think you are taking them out of down. vanilla. Melissa Hawkins, left, and Adrianne Dufour. Participating in the re-enactment are the Webelo activity badges were SELECT GROUP MEN’S WINTER the oven too soon. Along with the springerle or Sift together and stir in Vk ROAST ROAST ROAST ROAST Tomtars, left to right, David Duour, Nathan Hawkins and Daniel Hawkins. (Herald photo awarded to John Anton, Scott Because the cookies harden, “picture cookies,” Russian cups sifted flour and 'A teas­ by Dunn) Carone, Russell Smith, John they can be kept indefinitely. teacakes are also traditional at poon salt. Thurston, Dean Russel. John You can make them as early as Christmas in the Dreselly Mix in % cup finely chopped * 1 . 1 9 » 1 . 2 9 * 1 . 5 9 ^ 1 . 8 5 Thurston was a Webelo the beginning of November to household. The recipe was nuts. Chill dough. Then roll into We Give Old Fashion transfer. be kept throughout the holidays. given to Nan years ago by a 1” balls. Place on ungreased St. James Plans Butcher Service*’ ~ ABOUT Richard Thurston of Boy Store them in any cardboard former neighbor. She has made baking sheet (cookies do not Scout Troop 157 and Wayne box, lined with aluminum foil, them every year -of her spread). Bake 10-12 minutes at Concert Tuesday TOWN Smith of ’Troop 27 received ap­ placing waxed paper between marriage. 400 degrees until set but not USDA CHOICE CSDA CHOICE CSDA CHOICE CSDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE preciation certificates for their each layer. Springerle brown. While still warm, roll in The St. James School Youth chorale singing “Sleep, Little MOW German “Piclure Cookies" TOP help at the Webelo campout at Solids ft Plaids, 100% Wools...Dssp During the energy outage of confectioners sugar. Cool. Roll TOP SIRLOIN Chorale will present its annual Jesus” by Preston with guest 1 tablespoon butter CUBE The Junior Auxiliary of Camp Johnson, Andover. Orion Pile Llnad...8IZM 38-46 last December, Nan had all her in sugar again. Makes about 4 Christmas concert Tuesday at flutist Theresa Maccarone, a grated rind of lemon dozen one-inch cookies. ROUND TIP SIRLOIN Manchester Memorial Hospital Pack 112 cookies sitting in boxes atop the 7:30 p.m. in the school junior at East Catholic High will have a bake sale Sunday at OUR REG. TO *85.00 kitchen refrigerator. There I lb. sugar (2 cups equal one lb.) SPECIAL NOTE: The auditorium. School; and finger'cymbals by Cub Scout Pack 112 recently 4 eggs, one at a time response to my request for the STEAKS ROAST E 10 a.m. at the Highland Park they stayed for three cold days STEAKS ROAST The chorale will open the presented awards at its FROM ROUND Ruth Garoppola and Chris Mar­ Market. It is the auxiliary’s select group m m and two nights. ’They came 1 lb. flour (4 cups equal one lb.) sugarless cake recipe has been program with “Come, Jesus, tin. first fund-raising event. All meeting at Washington School. through beautifully and in good 2 teaspoons baking powder overwhelming. I will incor­ Holy Son of God,” by Handel. The Chorale will conclude the proceeds will go to Manchester Webelo Den 1 conducted the shape for the holiday. V2 teaspoon salt porate as many as possible in * 1 . 6 9 * 1 . 7 9 ‘ 1 . 5 9 Denise Poudrier will play the program with "Christmas Memorial Hospital. opening ceremonies. When making the springerle. Cream butter, lemon rind and the column of December 26. ^ 1 . 4 9 Congo drum for the next selec­ Calypso” by Yalanis, featuring Receiving Webelo activity men^ Irnif Nan leaves the mold^ cookies sugar. Add eggs, beat Also, during the past few tion, “African Noel,” by Lewis, Judy LaFond on maracas; Deb­ awards were James Laraia, e thoroughly. Add remaining in­ Edwin M. Edwards, state to stand on the lightly-greased months, my mail has been followed by “What Gift Shall bie Perrone, bongos; and surgeon of the Veterans of three badges; David Barlow, cookie sheets overnight. This gredients. Roll out Vi” thick extremely heavy which pleases We Give Him” by Freitas with Gary Davenport, Gary Hurley, Sharon Kuczymski, claves. Foreign Wars, (VFW) requests sets the dough. She cautions and press pictures. Note: Use me no end. Remember, 1 only Tony Kvadas, and Kevin soloists Lisa Holmes, Ruth Also, “U’s The Most Wonder­ that members of both the that you must be generous with confectioners sugar generously write one column a week and McGuire, one badge each. Garoppola, and Beth Murray. ful Time of The Year” by Pola Department of Connecticut, sugar both in dusting the mold on mold or rollers, and beneath for those who have con­ The St. James Modern and “Silent Night.” VFW, and its Ladies Auxiliary, Attendance awards were and the dough to avoid sticking. dough. Lightly grease cookie tributions, you will be hearing Dancers will interpret the presented to Mark Walling, The group is under the direc­ plan to entertain the veterans reg. to 25. Nan works part-time at the sheets. Put cookies on sheets from me aRer the first of the theme “We Wish You a Merry tion of Mrs. Edmund Gorman. at Rocky Hill State Veterans David Barlow, Gary Daven­ Connecticut Natural Gas Co., and let stand overnight. Bake at year. Grocery Specials Christmas,” and “Patapan,” Mrs. John Garoppola is the ac­ Hospital, Friday. Dinner at the port, Gary Hurley, Tony Hartford. As a customer 325 degrees 8-10 minutes, until HBinz Family Size Just ArrIvedI under the direction of Mrs. companist. hospital will be at 6 p.m. Kvadas, James Laraia, Kevin SICRCICS relations representative, she Judith Cassarino. Contributions will be followed by a visiting period at McGuire, two-year pins; listens to problems on the KETCHIIP...... ao-oibow.*" FRESH, LIVE FROM MAINE The second part of the accepted at the door. 7. Roland Lestage, Timothy Par­ ARROW LONG SLEEVE telephone, then punches a com­ Plllsbury Strmual SwM Oil AND KICKING program will feature the sons, Thomas Seymour, David puterized device,which relays Lalibere, Herman Byram, An­ the information to the proper CAKE MIXES All Flavor., 21.1 et.' drew Doughty, Richard department. Kleenex Assorted Scagnelli, one-year pins. Nan’s husband, David, is a a ’/ / / of(Q /^ ler... LOBSTERS Committee members ORESS selectman of the town of FACIAL TISSUE 8 * 1 receiving service awards are Bolton. He is employed as a Glade Spray — All Scents ENGAGED Art Raymond, chairman, 9 real estate appraiser by nine-year pin; Ann Raymond, Richard H. Bari7 . On Christ­ r,. DISINFECTANT 31*1 treasurer, eight-year pin; Nan­ mas Eve, after singing with the Sweat U fa — Stuffed cy Doughty and cubmaster SHIRTS choir of St. Maurice’s Catholic an r Frank Davenport, two-year Church, he and Nan will spend a SPANISH OLIVES » ..3 8 0 V * pins; Sue Davenport and Ooublsknit Polysstsr...8lzos 14%-32 • 17-35...Blus, Whits. Tan, Ysllow. OUR REG. *12.00 quiet time together. While the SAW AMIW nM - MHE C1.00 Marlene Seymour, one-year four children are sleeping, they pins. will share a glass of wine and CRAB MEAT 'The program included a film, open one gift to each other. On “K2 Performers,” presented Christmas morning the rest of Royal Creme FHIod Dovilt Food, through the courtesy of Art FAMOUS NAME CORDUROY SELECT GROUP FAMOUS NAME the gifts will be opened with Raisin, Oatmeal Benson and ’The Alpine House. Matthew 14, Susan 12, Jean 12, , laoounl Den 1 conducted the closing Jean 9 and James 5. COOKIES ceremony. SPORT SHIRTS David helps with the Christ­ llllllllllll SWEATERS mas dinner. He always Froaen Foods & Dairy Specials EXCELLENT SELECTION OP MANY, MANY COLORS TO SELECT FROM... prepares the turkey stuffing IN THE SOLID COLOR COTTON CORDUROYS... S-M-L-XL and it varies. Sometimes it will be made with oysters or coot WHIP ...49* STORE Produce SERVICE mushrooms. One year, he used Real Sold - Sliced “Stiff Fresh candy nuts. Nan will serve both fFith the Dew!” white and sweet potatoes and HOURS: Joseph Lavitt of 277 Box STRAWBERRIES FLORIDA Mountain Rd., has entered the fresh carrots from their Valussto$12. SaHESea _ GRAPEFRUIT U. S. Air Force Delayed Enlist­ VslusstoSIS. summer garden. Yes — fresh OPEN carrots. FRIED CLAMS ...W' ment Program until he reports MON. & TOES, for active duty on Feb. 27. He is Stouttar’a 5 Lb. Bm Nova Photo a graduate of Rockville High tt l 6 : 0 0 ; FLORIDA SeeOLBBS Naylor Photo School and attended the Univer­ CUPCAKES WHITE OR PINK The engagement of Miss The engagement of Miss sity of Hartford and the Univer­ Snow Crop Yolande Anne-Marie Savoie of MENUS WED.-THURS.-FRI. ORAHGES Carla Jean Cebrelli of New Bri­ The engagement of Miss sity of Colorado. After comple­ Free Alterations! Glastonbury to Raymond tain to Robert Russell of Susan Christine Nelson of tion of six weeks of basic orien­ ORANGE JUICE .OOL 480^9* til 9:00; Berthiaume of Manchester, has tation at Lackland Air Force Manchester has been an­ Manchester to Albin P. Berzinis School Roman 10 pack 5 Lb. Bk been announced by her parents, of Hamden has been announced Base in San Antonio, Tex., he Cafeteria menus which will nounced by her parents, Mr. FRESH QREEN Mr. and Mrs. Desire J. Savoie and Mrs. Emil Cebrelli of New by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. will receive advance technical be served In Manchester Public PIZZA ».* SAT & SUN. of Glastonbury. REGAL MEN'S SHBP 1.09 SPINACH Britain. Carroll Nelson of 24 Sunset St. training for which Schools, Dec. 16-20, are as 111 6:00 Mr. Berzinis is the son of Mr. transferrable college credjta •CONNECTICUrS LAOQEST snd MOST COMPLETE MEN S STORE" DoHoM Otcc Quartart Mr. Berthiaume is the son of Mr. Russell is the son of Mr. follows: THE GIFT WITH A DIFFERENCE and Mrs. Albin A. Berzinis of will be granted. MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER TRI-CITY PLAZA. VERNON i;:* Mr. and Mrs. Richard and Mrs. Robert R. Russell of Monday: Salisbury steak with MARGARINE .1 lb* 4 9 * Hamden. Pewter has a traditional elegance not found ; • Berthiaume of 40 Litchfield St. 214 Ferguson Rd. gravy, buttered carrots, Specials Are Good ’The bride-elect is a graduate in ordinary holloware. For those who love'' Hoods CHENEY ORCHARD The bride-elect is a 1974 The bride-elect is a graduate Correction mashed potato, bread, butter, of Manchester High School, the classic shapes a gift of pewter will Thru Saturday, - - MoINTOEH graduate of East Catholic High in fine arts of Paier School of In the announcement of the milk, and chocolate pudding. EGGNOG...... 8 9 * Gass of 1971. She will graduate mean more Come in and choose from our APPLES Art in New Haven. engagement of Miss Deborah OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 9 P.M. NOW THROUGH DEC. 23rd Tuesday: Grinder, ^ School and is employed at The from the University of Connec­ contemporary or authentic reproductions in December 14, Travelers Insurance Co. Her fiance, a 1968 graduate of Waskiewicz of West Stafford to applesauce, milk, ice cream. fine pewter. ticut with a degree in nutrition Manchester High School, Donald Rattl of Hebron, which Wednesday: Frankfurt on a * 1.75 in May. Her fiance, a graduate of attended the University of appeared earlier this week in excluding Fair Trade items and Leisure Suits roll, baked beans, cole slaw, itu Her fiance, a graduate of Manchester High Schooi, Connecticut. He is employed by liie Herald, it was incorrectly nfllk, peaches. Hamden High School, will ' attended Manchester Com­ the Massachusetts Indemnity reported that the bride-elect’s Thursday: Baked lasagna, graduate from the University of munity College. He is employed and Life Insurance in West mother, Mrs. Mary meat sauce, tossed salad, Connecticut with a degree in by The Singer Co. Hartford. Waskiewicz, lived in bread, butter, milk, Jello with chemistry. The couple plan a March 15 Newington. Miss Waskiewicz topping. No date has been set for the wedding at St. John’s Church, A summer wedding is Friday; Half-day session — MANCHESTER PARKADE wedding. planned. makes her home with her iliu iiiiiiiii New Britain. mother in West Stafford. no lunch. PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 M ^C H E ST E R ^V ^IN G HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 — PAGE FIFTEEP

ZBA Permits Auctions (• open every niienite 111 tions have been held in that and therefore applied to the Appliances Major Cause SOUTH WINDSOR ZBA for the conditional permit. V, (except Saturdays) Judy Kuehnel area for some time and that they do not create a traffic Dog training classes and Krause Corrrspondenl dance lessons are also held at Of Fires in the Home 644-1364 problem. candles Barker said that he was the center, but were exempt flo rist 6 Greenhouses The South Windsor Zoning from the "cease and desist" WASHINGTON (UPI) - were 5.5 million household and with 360,000 and television sets Board of Appeals (ZBA) has threatened with arrest if he all sizes continued with the auctions, order issued Barker by the Appliances, including gas and personal property fires in the with 196,000. voted to allow the continuance Planning and Zoning Commis­ electric stoves and television country in the 12 months ending Nearly half of the appliance of bi-weekly auctions in the sion, after the complaint was sets, are the leading cause of last April. fires involved food and grease. Wapping Community Church MODEL RAILROADS ‘W have filed. fires in the home, according to Of the 5.5 million, 4.5 million The report said the next most Hall on Ellington Rd. MILWAUKEE (UPI) - The Barker, who pays $100 per every a government study. were in the home while the lARGIST SITAIL CROWtkS IN MANCHISTr* model railroad business for both common source of household The application came before month to rent the hall for the the rntracle of | U u l e . In what was described as the remainder were in vacation fires was electrical wiring Manchattar 643-9559 the ZBA after a complaint was kids and adult'liobbyists now is auctions said he will resume the downtown tnanchester th in g r first attempt to draw up a homes, cars, or other buildings growing at the fastest pace in 30 followed by cigarettes and 611 HASTrORD ROAD. MANCHISTIR filed against Charles Barker, 18 auctions Dec. 14. statistically accurate look at on private property. matches. Farmstead Dr., South Windsor years, says the magazine Model fire problems in the American The report said appliance CASH & CARRY SPECIALI that he was holding the auc­ Railroader. Sales in 1973 were household, the Consumer fires totaled 3.4 million. Of The survey said there were tions, considered a commercial $45 million and the number of Product Safety Commission these, electric stoves, with 855,- 326,000 injuries in the fires P O M business, in a residential zone. serious model railroad hobbyists and the National Bureau of 000 fires, were the leading during the period involved with The ZBA, in executive ses­ has grown by 40,000 this year Standards estimated there cause followed by gas stoves a property loss of $1.5 billion. PONS sion, voted unanimously to from last year’s 190,000. The arti­ allow Barker a temporary and cle said the average serious GREEN PLANT SALE All ColonI - conditional permit for two basement scale-model rail ty­ 1.59 years. coon spends $2?7 a year on his According to the ZBA the auc­ hobby at some 1,700 stores. 725 E. Middle Turnpike ALIVE AND KICKING FRESH MAINE SAVE o Diane Reynolds, Donna Christopher, and Kathy Mund wash windows at Rham School as 4 7 LOBSTERS part of their learning in a class on community living. (Herald photo by Foote) ^ OKN MON. AND TUEI. Supormarkots 8 A.M. 10 « P.M. r WEO. THAU »AT. Prices 8 A.M. 10 10 P.M. E ffective 1 to l>/2 lb. ON EVERY GREEN PLANT Thru Dec. 14 IV. Ru.n« r/i. night To Until Qu.nlH).. Average Santa Visits Hebron School , \9’* - I Thcf Men ■ - '“vSecrr-orp IN STOCK. CASH AND CARRY Rham Students Work ALL OUR BEEF Youngsters from Hebron Elementary School visit with Santa. At left front is Robert 1 ^ IS USDA CHOICE Steward, behind him is Andrew McLaughlin. At right front is Patrick Sullivan, behind him “' r ‘’nrmpS "The Finest Sold Anywhere" is David Nelson. Everyone knows who is in the middle. The visit was part of a PTO- ^ A To Beautify School sponsored Santa workshop at Hebron School and at Gilead Hill School. The boys and girls acrylic P''®- U.S.D.A. Choice First Cut bought presents for their families. (Herald photo by Dallaire) PLUS Nancy Foote washing windows, washing and ticipated in a mock prison Double S&H On Saturday morning a group waxing the floors and dressing situation. Later these students SPECIALS PRICED AT of 9th grade students, members the room up with plants brought shared their insights with other ireen Stamp; of Ronald Ouellette’s class in from home. members of the class. Students Dance For Patients Problems of Community The students have planned Living, worked on a variety of three more Saturday work Saturday ; SOUTH WINDSOR asked motorists to avoid using pleted the toys will be donated projects to beautify Rham High days. The Best Pierve Rd. during the hours it is to the Revitalization Corps in School. Ouellette said that the project ! Judy Kuehnel Students in the 5th period “reflects the whole mood of the t Students of South Windsor’s closed for reconstruction work. Hartford. % O FF IN M EN’S Repairs Toys Helping him with this project 50 class made signs for the outside student body this year. ’The i Lynn Cross! School of Dance values to *1 8 ..- of the building identifying students are taking a very ac­ Scout David Schroeder, 90 will be other scouts from Troop SHOES! * performed recently for patients Genuine naturaj-^^ different areas of campus. tive role in maintaining their t at South Windsor Convalescent Kelly Rd. is hoping to make his 364 of the Mormon Church in • WRIGHT • d ex ter Manchester and other in­ tone boUoms. Those in the 6th period class community. ( Home. Eagle project pay off for needy workshoe .(3 cleaned the boys’ lavatory near • NUNN-BUSH Fresh USDA Choice Shoulder { Performing were Colleen children in the Hartford area. terested scouts in South Wind­ 9 .9 9 their classroom and have He is collecting basically sor. $8 thfu Sat- Other Projects t Shafner, Diane Kennedy, Sally High savings w * agreed to maintain it for the GLENNEY’S sound toys that need a nail or a Donatibns of toys may be A major portion of the ; Lockery, Kellie Hayes, Amy urday rest of the year. MEN’S SHOP GROUND CHUCK ROAST BEEF touch of paint, and repairing made by calling 644-1835. academic program in the > Champagne, Denise Nasuta, Boys and girls in the 7th 789MMSt.,llaDcbe$ter t Alison Plumley and Nancy them. When the work is com­ Problem of Community Living at shoe-town. period class worked on their Open MH 9 P.M. U.S.D.A. CHOICE U.SJIA. CHOICE OUR OWN PURE PORK J Often. Free parking. BankAmericard. MaslPicharge. own classroom, cleaning desks, classes is a study of the penal RIB END * The schools assistant MANCHESTER 85 E. CENTER ST. system. The students will take r teacher. Miss Mary Duprey Palhmark Stropping Center TEL. 649-5268 a field trip to the Criminal CHUCK ITALIAN k also performed. Spencer SI (Silver Lane) & Hillslown Rd In 1882 the Ringling Brothers, Justice Academy in Hadam. BONUESS P O R K i Road Closed H e r a l d WETHERSFIELD WINDSOR of McGregor, Iowa, formed the Also, a correctional officer and Berlin Turnpike Windsor Shpg. 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ELEGANT STREET MCC To Graduate Erosion of Ozone Layer Called Global Peril LONDON (UPI) - Stores in Regent Street, London's most Gift Alternatives Suggested 1990 and at least one prediction SWEET APPLE CIDER WASHINGTON (UPI) - A cancer among the earth’s several hundred million years and even possible for all of this elegant shopping area will dis­ HELP Students that the Incidence of skin scientist told Congress peoples. ago.” humankind,” he said. play goods and fashions of the ABOUT TOWN MADE FRESH ON THE FARM Donahue, who with other “It is time to step back and cancer could be much higher.” Regency era during 1975. Street Manchester Community Wednesday the earth appears to Rep. Marvin L. Esch, R- Mich., said it may be too late to Michigan scientists recently take a very careful look at what lamps in the 19th a*ntury style No preservatives - Not pasteurized. A pure and College will conduct its fifth be “on the verge of a period of To Help the World’s Hungry To delay a priority study of great peril to life on this globe” head off an increase in skin raised the issue before the we may be doing to ourselves will add to the atmosphere, natural product. An excellent substitute for soft awards ceremony for students and our planet...” the question, Esch said, "could Members of the World War I Wayne Secrist of Manchester, because of threats to the ozone cancer even if Congress acts public, said he and fellow celebrating the 150th annivers­ drinks. of Project HELP (Han­ The subcommittee has before Invite tragedy and suffering Gift cards have been made Pharmacy and Shady Glen at cil on World Hunger. A gift card Conference of Churches, P.O. Veterans and its Auxiliary will district deputy for the Tall layer from modern technology. right away to control freon gas­ researchers are not even sure ary of the street's construction in dicapped Earning and Living it two bills calling for a study which, because of the unusual available by the Manchester the Parkade. will be sent to that relative or Box 773, Manchester, Conn.” have a Christmas dinner Sun­ Cedars, W^nesday night in­ Professor T. M. Donahue of es being released into the at­ they have exhausted the inven­ 1825. Projects) and its first awards first and power later to ban nature of this problem might Council on World Hunger as The East Catholic High person and will read, ‘My gift to In line with the council’s day at 1 p.m. at the VFW Home. stalled the officers of Tunxis the University of Michigan mosphere from aerosol sprays tory of possible horrors that MacINTOSH BALDWIN ceremony for students of HELP freons. not be fully upon us for 10 or 15 part of its alternative Christ­ School joint faculty-student you is a gift to the hungry and request to consider alternative Members are reminded to bring Forest in West Hartford. testified at the opening of two and other sources. could result from ozone deple­ Building Houskeeper Program, years. mas and Hanukkah giving con^ittM on world hunger has suffering of the world. A dona­ Christmas giving It has been' a potluck dish and a gift for the CORTLAND WINESAP days of hearings into the ques­ “We must immediately begin tion. Tuesday at noon at MCC program. prepared the following notice: tion for------in your name has reported that one Manchester grab bag. tion of whether freon, the gas a comprehensive study so that It might even be, he said, that Esch said a University of auditorium, 60 Bidwell St. The gift cards may be ob­ “ With Christmas fast ap­ been sent to the Manchester family has already mailed to used in aerosol sprays and as a steps can be taken to defuse this the effort to feed a growing pop­ Michigan study widely quoted “ Yet we are told it may OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK Roger B. Bagley of tained at all member churches proaching, one might consider Council on World Hunger.’ The friends and relatives a note coolant in refrigerators and air potential time bomb if a health ulation through grains is using in news reports estimates that already be too late to prevent Boiler Blast Kills Therapist Manchester, chairman of the of the Manchester Area the following Christmas pre­ address is: Manchester Council which reads, "We are exten­ conditions, has been eating hazard is proven,” Esch said. up nitrous oxide and taking that ozone destruction would not serious depletion of the ozone board of trustees of Regional Conference of Churches on World Hunger — MACC, in ding our Season’s Greetings the explosion was not caused by FERRANDO ORCHARD away at the ozone layer near Donahue suggested that if a substance away from the ozone reach its peak until about 1990, shield,” he said. "In fact, we sent to a member of your fami­ CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) Community Colleges, will be (MA(X), Temple Beth Sholom, care of Manchester Area this year through an in­ a gas leak as was earlier the top of the earth’s at­ fleet of 500 supersonic layer as well. even if all emissions were are faced with the unnerving ly, a relative or friend — a dona­ — Charles Nordby, 35, of Water- BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, GLASTONBURY guest speaker at the com­ halted now. Watkins Bros., Farr’s, Lenox tion to the Manchester Coun­ termediary — The World town, was fatally injured suspected by Deputy Cam­ mosphere. transports had been built as “We appear to be on the prediction that ozone destruc­ (3 miles beyond Vito’s Restaurant) mencement exercises. Hungry. The amount usually bridge Fire Chief Timothy J. The layer filters out most of was discussed a few years ago, verge of a period of great peril tion will almost certainly result Wednesday when he was buried Bagley served on the spent on cards has been donated under tons of debris from a O’Donnell. the sun’s ultraviolet rays and enough of the protective ozone to life on this globe produckl by “’I'here are estimates,” he in an increased incidence of Manchester Board of Education to the Manchester 0)uncil on boiler explosion at the Harvard- some scientists have suggested layer would have been the development of the very added, “that this ozone destruc­ skin cancer — no matter what from 1967 to 1970, was a World Hunger.” Radcliffe Catholic Student that a thinning of the layer will destroyed to “drive life on the technology designed to make tion will result in an additional steps we take within the next 12 Manchester Elks Conduct member of the board’s building The council is also urging trigger huge increases in skin globe back toward a state it had life more pleasant, tolerable 8,000 cases of skin cancer by months.” Center. and sites committee, and chair­ people to buy fewer and less Nordby was taken to Cam­ Charge Accounts Invited man of the personnel-finance Roger B. Bagley Annual Memorial Service expensive luxury items for bridge Hospital, where he died committee. Prior to being seasonal giving, to wrap the Wednesday night. The hospitai Bank Charges Welcome elected to the Board of Educa­ employment for a variety of a fancy affair Manchester Lodge of Elks ;a ^presented re ; to the lodge eulogy. He also was the gifts with newsprint and string, said he had extensive burns and tion, he was chairman of the personal reasons. recently conducted its 21st an­ re. Hiarvey a r D. King at the celebrant at a special Mass and to give the money thus fractures. Tloning Board of Appeals. He Fred Ramey Jr., director of an afternoon party What could make you nual Memorial Service at the 1973 Memorial Service. earlier that day at St. James saved to the world’s hungry, Police said Nordby, a psy­ also served on\^e Republican the division of business careers feel more festive than Elks Home for the 15 lodge Church for the deceased Mrs. Anne Flynn, secretary of chotherapist, was apparently Town Committek at MCC, is the director of the An(d this sling is just Mrs. Andrew Winzler Jr., this glittering sequined members who have died during members of the lodge. the council, said. alone in a room adjoining the Bagley, an attorney, has been food service option to Project the thing. Squareid toe, wife of the lodge’s leading the past year. George L. Meixell, exalted Mrs. Flynn said the council boiler room, preparing to give a associated with The Travelers HELP. center seam, perforated platform sandal? Super­ knight, was the guest soloist. Darrell L. Hovey, past ruler, led the lodge ritual, wishes to express its concern class to staff members of the since 1939. The building housekeeper op­ bly comfortable and it She was accom panied by uppers, block heel, and exalted ruler of the M ge and which was conducted during the that no resident of Manchester Massachusetts Rehabilitation Sixty-three students have now tion is designed to train the Joseph DiNunzio, lodge slight platform; 5-10 makes vou confidently chairman of the memorial ser­ service. shall be involuntarily deprived Hospital pain unit, when the been graduated from Project educationally handicapped for organist. Arthur J. Roy, special taller; 5-10. vice, said about 200 officers and Members .of Manchester of an adequate diet. c e n te r ’s b o ile r blew up. HELP since its inception in employment as commercial deputy to the grand exalted housekeepers in hotels, motels, members of the lodge, guests Emblem Club, headed by Mrs. All persons interested In Firefighters said Nordby was June 1973. Forty-three students, ruler, was the principal speaker moderating the present convalescent homes, hospitals and friends and members of the Gertrude Hawthorne, presi­ found under bricks and other or 70 per cent, are employed as at the service. worldwide crisis are invited to and state agencies. Richard E. families of the deceased dent, prepared and served a rubble. short order cooks, bus boys, attend the next council meeting A spokesman for New Vizard, assistant director of the members attended the annual The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward buffet luncheon after the ser­ salad makers, cooks’ helpers, Dec. 19 at 7:30 p.m. in the Guild England Gas and Electric Co. division of business careers at service. J. Reardon, pastor of St. James vice. She was assisted by Mrs. porters and dishw ashers. Room of St. Mary’s Episcopal said its inspectors examined MCC, is director of this option The flag that flew over the Church and a member of John Carson and Mrs. Frank Among the places of employ­ Church, 41 Park St. the scene and determined that of Project HELP. Elks Home on Bissell St. that Manchester Elks, gave the Toros, co-chairmen. 2 ment are Cavey’s Restaurant, Willie’s Steak House, the Manor Project HELP is a communi­ House, Mr. Steak, and the ty service program sponsored Meadows Convalescent Home, by the business careers division all of Manchester. of Manchester Community Also, the University of College. It trains handicapped for employment in the food ser­ Connecticut Dietary Kitchen in tVA'VAVAVA’VAytViVAVAVA’VA’VAVl.VAV. Storrs, and the Aetna Life & vice industry. 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HionD oppllinco or TV. and teenager on your Christmas list And well monogram H free after Christmas in Free Perking Front and Rear of Store... K-Mart Shopplno Mall 643-9561 her choice of script or Mock letters. 2D7 Spencer Straot, Manohoator AIK Foil JOHN '114. . j t a PARKADE PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs.. Dec. 12, 1974 MANCHPTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 — PAGE NINETEEN obituaries DevCo Silence Hints Vernon GOP Names Woman Raiders Top AFC All-Star Picks To Town Council Vacancy THOUGHTS Jackson Dies, At Change in Status APLENTY Ex-Publisher In a 31-13 vote of the Vernon pointment it was necessary for withdrew it when he received By LEN AU8TER available then either for per­ Republican Town Committee her to resign from that board. little support. COVENTRY Frank Connolly, town Wednesday night, Mrs, "Placing Seven Headed by Stabler The town coimnittee, appointed NEW HAVEN (U PI) - planner, had asked Process of­ sonal reasons.” The 12-member Town Council Richard Seymour Jackson, Monica Shea Peter Libassi, DevCo presi­ Gretchen Mason of Irene Dr. Mrs. Sheer to fill that vacancy. has been in existence since Ver- ficials for additional copies of was named to fill a vacancy on former president and co­ Correspondent dent, has twice put off an inter­ On the Town Council, Mrs. non and Rockville town Second Team — Offense the proposed regulations which the Vernon Town Council, THE GAME NEW YORK (UPI) — The Oakland Raiders, who have NEW YORK (UPI) - The 1974 United Press Inter­ publisher of the Register 742-9495 view with a Herald reporter Mason will be filling a vacancy governments were consolidated WR—Paul Warfield, Miami (4) would allow for a planned com­ becoming the first woman to put together the best record in the National Football national American Football Conference All Star team; Publishing Co., died today at Indications were growing who is seeking updated infor­ created by the resignation of almost 10 years ago. It is WR—Ahmad Rashad, Buffalo (4) munity zone and has yet to win that honor. League entering the final game of the season, placed seven (Votes in parentheses); the Gaylord Hospital in today of a possible change in mation on the status of DevCo’s Donald Sadrozinskl, who was presently made up of eight There are "the games” in football— Yale-Harvard, Ohio receive these copies. The Mrs. Mason’s name was players on the 1974 United Press International American TE)-Richard Caster, New York Jets (7) Wallingford after a long illness. the status of DevCo’s plans to financial backing. recently appointed chairman of Republicans and four State-Mlchlgan, USC-Notre Dame - but THE GAME In original request was made on placed in nomination by FirBt Team — Offense T—Jon Kolb, Pittsburgh (9) He was 64. build a new community in Repeated phone calls this • i . . the Republican Town Com­ Democrats. Manchester Saturday night is the basketball clash between Conference All Star team. Nov. 23 at the town’s quarterly Maurice Miller. Mrs. Gail T—Russ Washington, San Diego (9) The company publishes the Coventry. morning failed to reach any mittee. ’The Democratic Town Com­ Manchester High and East Catholic at the Indians’ Clarke The Raider contingent is led by quarterback Ken WR-Cliff Branch, Oakland (28) meeting. Sheer then nominated Gardner G—Gene Upshaw, Oakland (12) New Haven Register, the New A reporter, and apparently high level Process officials to Recently the town committee mittee has yet to select a Stabler, whose 24 touchdown passes is by far tops in the WR—Isaac Curtis, Cincinnati (21) Connolly said, “I talked to Ed Ruggles, the only other con­ Arena before an expected sellout audience. G—Bob Kuechenberg, Miami (12) Haven Journal Courier and the others, have been unsuccessful comment on rumors that the changed its rules and opened replacement for the vacancy league, and wide receiver Cliff Branch, his favorite TE)-Riley Odoms, Denver (24) Larkin last week at a town tender. The game this year unleashes a number of possibilities. C—Bob Johnson, Cincinnati (7) Hartford Times. in the past two days to contact status of the new community committee meetings to caused by the recently target, who pulled in 10 TD passes. The 11-2 Raiders also T—Art Shell, Oakland (23) meeting and he told me that I Mrs. Mason’s name will be whomever wished to attend. Under circumstances a year ago, East would’ve been a QB-Ken Anderson, Cincinnati (12) Jackson started out as a cub high level Hartford Process would receive the copies by would be changing within the resignatin of Thomas Wolff. It had tackle Art Shell named to the offense and tackle Otis T—Winston Hill, New York Jets (12) reporter after graduating from DevCo officials for informa­ Gretchen Mason presented to the Town Council Former chairman John Daigle is expected ’Thomas Dooley will prohibitive favorite but times change quickly and so does RB-Franco Harris, Pittsburgh (5) Monday evening or Tuesday next few days. personnel. Sistrunk, linebaker Phil Villapiano, safety Jack Tatum and G—Larry Little, Miami (16) Yale University in 1934 and tion, particularly about for approval which is made a motion last night to be named. RB-Sam Cunningham, New England (5) morning at the latest. When the traditionally automatic on reverse this action but later The Eagles had super-guard Joe Whelton last season. He punter Ray Guy chosen on the defensive unit. G-Reggie McKenzie, Buffalo (16) covered beats ranging from finances. copies didn’t come in I called K-John Leypoldt, Buffalo (10) City Hall to the state A newly formed pro-DevCo recommendation of either town made things happen. Whenever a bucket was needed, one Guy, who led the AFC in punting with better than 41 C—Jim Langer, Miami (22) him on Wednesday to ask for committee. yards a kick, was the leading vote-getter in the balloting, QB-Ken Stabler, Oakland (24) Defense legislature before becoming group which had scheduled a the additional copies and he way or another he would get it either himself or via an eye­ E—Elvin Bethea, Houston (12) press conference Friday mor­ Democrats Resolution. She is the wife of ’Thomas being named on 34 of the 39 ballots cast by a nationwide RB—O.J. Simpson, Buffalo (31) assistant to the publisher in wasn’t in. He did not return my popping assist. Presently, a reasonable facsimile hasn’t E-Dwight White, Pittsbugh (9) 1937. He succeeded his father, ning has canceled that con­ Mason and the couple has two panel of sports writer, three from each AFC city. RB-Otis Armstrong, Denver (30) phone call.” Fitzgerald appeared. Much shouldn’t be made about Whelton — it is a T—Mike Reid, Cincinnati (9) John Day Jackson, as editor in ference. Doug Webster, Opposes DevCo Zoning children. She is 27 years old and The Buffalo Bills, who will make their first playoff K—Roy Gerela, Pittsburgh (20) Another DevCo official, Dave is a part-time student at the new year with new faces—but he is missed. The transition T—Art 'Thoms, Oakland (7) 1960. spokesman for the group, said appearance in 10 years this season, and the Pittsburgh Hannon, had been scheduled to University of Connecticut. Funeral to a post-Whelton era will be a slow process. Defense MLB-Mike Curtis, Baltimore (9) He also became co-publisher Wednesday night the cancelia- speak to the Urban Sociology COVENTRY Steelers, in for the third straight season after missing out tion was brought about because would allow a growth rate far She was one of the founders of Manchester looked very good in its opening victory over El—L.C. Greenwood, Pittsburgh (19) OLB-Andy Russell, Pittsburgh (8) in association with his brother, Class at Manchester Communi­ Monica Shea Home for 40 years, each had four players named. The World Lionel, the same year. He Brian Walsh, DevCo project beyond the town’s ability to the local Young GOP organiza­ Rockville. Not so good was the performance against Fer­ E—Bill Stanfill, Miami (15) OLB-Dave Washington, Buffalo (4) ty College on Dec. 5 and Coventry’s Democratic Town Champion Miami Dolphins, who dominated the balloting retired officially in 1972, but manager, and Ed Larkin of cope. tion; is vice chairman of the mi High Tuesday night. Tribe Coach Doug Pearson noted, T—Joe Greene, Pittsburgh (27) CB-Willie Brown, Oakland (10) canceled that meeting. Committee, by a 15-2 vote and Economic Development Com­ Dear friends, the past two seasons, had only three players named. The remained a member of the DevCo had asked to speak to the ’The resolution also main­ The defense broke down and too many turnovers, the T—Otis Sistrunk, Oakland (10) CB—Lemar Parrish, Cincinnati (10) Prof. John Crowley said, “I at least six abstentions, has tained that such an amendment mission and a member of the board of directors until earlier group before they went public WHATEVER your financial circum­ problem which the 1973-74 squad had, occurred. That will Bills and Steelers face each other in opening round playoff MLB-Willie Lanier, Kansas City (13) had arranged through Greater passed a resolution opposing would be inconsistent with the Traffic Commission and the SS—Dick Anderson, Miami (12) this year. and this meeting had not been Hartford Process for a speaker. zoning regulation amendments stances . . . you can be assured be worked on for Saturday’s engagement. action and the Dolphins take on the Raiders. OLB-Jack Ham, Pittsburgh (27) FS—Jake Scott, Miami (11) Funeral services will be held scheduled as of this time. state’s Plan of (Conservation Republican Town Committee. Leading the Bills named is running back O.J. Simpson, Hannon called at noon of the which would establish a that FITZGERALD FUNERAL HOME Both clubs have one similarity — inexperience. East OLB-Phil Villapiano, Oakland (14) P—Jerrel Wilson, Kansas C)ity (3) at 2 p.m. Saturday in Christ Webster has also found it and Development and the Mrs. Mason is also active in slowed by injuries this season but still able to go over the day he was to speak and asked Planned Community Zone th e Rockville Hospital can arrange a dignified and returned only one starter and Manchester two. It will take B—Robert James, Buffalo (17) Church on Broadway in New necessary to be out of town and Windham Regional Planning 1,000-yard mark. Reggie McKenzie was named as one of Legend: WR—wide receiver, TE>-tight end, T—tackle, to be excused for personal designation. Agency guide plan. Auxiliary and is chairman of fitting tribute for a loved one some time for the players to get to know each other and to CB—Emmitt Thomas, Kansas City (14) Haven. A private burial will wiil not be able to meet with the reasons. Hannon indicated that the guards, Robert James repeated at cornerback and G-guard, C—center, QB —quarterback, RB—running ’The resolution, proposed by 'The Democratic Town Com­ this year’s hospital ball com­ WITHOUT CREATING A FINANCIAL gel as a unit. SS—Jack Tatum, Oakland (13) follow in Cedar Hill cemtery, pro-DevCo group. Webster said he would like the session James Curry of Northfields, Tony Greene, the Bills’ defensive sparkplug before being back, K— kicker. MLB—middle linebacker, OLB— outside Hartford. Thee will be no that he hopes to meet with the mittee’s vote on the resolution mittee. BURDEN. In its opening loss to Sacred Heart, the Eagles lost to FS—Tony Greene, Buffalo (13) rescheduled and I mentioned a said the Planning and Zoning injured a week ago, was selected at free safety. linebacker, CB-cornerback, SS- strong safety, FS-free calling hours. group and with DevCo officials was preceded by comments pro In the 1973 election Mrs. foul trouble for many minutes 6-5 junior center John Lusa. P—Ray Guy, Oakland (34) safety, P—punter. Dec. 10 date but Hannon in­ Commission should reject the and con ’Tuesday night. His absence definitely hurt. The Eagles also took seeming­ Joining Simpson in the backfield is Otis Armstrong of sometime next week. dicated that he wouldn’t be amendments because they Mason was elected to the Board Edward M. Fitzgerald Committee member Michael of Selectmen. With her new ap- ly too much time setting up their offense and if they fall Denver, the NFL’s leading rusher with 1,265 yards Pesce said the resolution was 225 Main Street Manchester, Connecticut behind by a large deficit it could be troublesome to come entering his final game. It is Armstrong’s debut on the UPI Selection premature because many per­ Phone 643-5940 out of the delilwrate style into a faster tempo. team. sons haven’t yet read the NEW POLICY The selection of Tatum and Greene ends a stanglehold by proposed zoning amendments. COLLEGE STATION, Tex. A surprise thus far for Manchester has been the play of (UPI) - The Federal Reserve 6-3 junior center Mike Quesnel. In his first two varsity Miami safeties Dick Anderson and Jake Scott. Both were Democrats Count Blessings Two town committee named to the second team. members who are members of System’s new "seasonal borrow­ tilts, Quesnel has averaged 15 points and been the leading ing privilege” may provide a $1 Pittsburgh had only kicker Roy Gerela named to the Peg White Top Lineman (Continued from Page One) that we vote our consciences.” the Planning and Zoning Com­ rebounder. Senior Hal Rawlings, who didn’t play last year, JABOUT mission didn’t participate in billion boon to Texas’ economy, had an 11-point outing against Fermi showing some nice offensive unit but had three members of its defense ’Thompson said one of his priority goals chosen. Tackle Joe Greene and linebacker Jack Ham drew TOWN will grow and the budget will grow,” said “is to restore community spirit for and by either the discussion or voting according to economists with the dipsy-doodle moves. Rawlings, a reserve forward, could NEW YORK (UPI) - Randy White of Maryland, a Even though the opposition most of the time decided to ’Thompson. “I can’t see much relief com­ an isolated group — the handicapped, dis­ Tuesday night. Texas Agricultural Extension play a key role'against the Eagles. the highest number of votes among defensive players, 27, muscular, 6-foot-4, 248-pounder whom many consider the run the opposite way from White, he still was credited with ing from the state. It has its own Service. abled and disadvantaged. We cannot ig­ In other business, the “ How much of a factor will'be the emotional'aspect? and end L.C. Greenwood makes his first appearance on the best interior lineman ever to play collegiate football, today 147 tackles and led the team in quarterback sacks (12) and problems, and we can’t expect it to Democrats recommended Jake The new lending policy is team. nore them. We must provide funds and Pearson has stated his team was looking forward to the was named Lineman of the Year by the United Press Inter­ minus yardage. allocate much in new funding to the Wisenhall to fill a vacancy on designed to help rural banks ex\ Manchester Teen Center facilities for them.” game and the same must hold true for the opposite side. The Dolphins had guard Larry Little and center Jim national. “If I had to put it in flat-out terms, he’s the best football municipalities.” Dorothy Brindamour, a state delegate to the town’s Board of Education, pand loan fund sources where' Langer named to the offensive unit and end Bill Stanfill to The senior defensive tackle, winner of the Outland dance will be Friday this week Tliompson said he agrees with an es­ the local economy has a seasonal FUNERAL HOME Both sides, however, do realize that a win here won’t aid player I’ve ever been associated with as an interior instead of Saturday, as last week’s Democratic mini convention created by the resignation of the defense. Trophy as the nation’s top lineman, was an easy winner in timate by the town manager last week loan need, such as with grain EitablUhed 1874 • Four Goneraiiom of Servico their drives towards league championships. Manchester is lineman, offensively or defensively,” says his coach, Jerry Manchester High and East in Kansas City, Mo., gave a brief report. Robert (Skip) Walsh. Naming that Manchester’s (general Fund tax rate of Wisenhall was unanimous. sorghum, cotton, wheat or rice 142 East Center Street, Manchester 646-5310 shooting for the Central Connecticut Interscholastic Riley Odoms of Denver was the runaway choice at tight the balloting conducted of 120 sports writers and Claiborne. “He’s as big as most of them, he’s faster than Catholic High will have a “The convention was worthwhile and I’d end and Isaac Curtis, Cincinnati’s long-range threat, joins sportscasters from across the nation. White received 58 may rise 7 to 9 mills. like to see them held regularly,” she said. production. League (CCIL) crown and East’s aim is the Hartford all of them, and he’s stronger than all of them. He’s also basketball game Saturday at “In fact,” he added, “the estimate may Branch at wide receiver. Winston Hill of the Jets repeated votes to easily outdistance linebacker Rod Shoate of the type of person who had decided all he wants to do is Manchester High School. “On the whole, I came away with the epunty Conference (HCC) title. even be on the conservative side. ’The in­ feeling the party is united and is a wide- What does the game mean? For one, fans will have at tackle. Middle linebacker Willie Lanier and cornerback Oklahoma, who polled 26. prepare himself for a pro football career.” “Messenger,” the former "Sur­ crease could be more, unless we find ways Emmitt Thomas, both of Kansas City, complete the defen­ prise,” will play for dancing. open party.” something to talk about. They'won’t have to talk about Others receiving votes were guard John Roush of White has spent three years getting ready. When he first to trim our budget.” On Jan. 22, at 8 p.m. in the Municipal Britain Rejects sive unit. Oklahoma, middle guard Rubin Carter of Miami (Fla.), met Claiborne just before spring practice entering his He noted the Grand List inay go up only Lucia Pageant relative strengths but actually who won and by how much. Building Hearing Room, the town com­ And to the winner goes unofficial bragging rights in town. middle guard Dewey Selmon of Oklahoma, defensive sophomore year, he was a fullback who weighed only 212, The Jewish-Christian 2 per cent this year — cornered to an mittee will conduct a panel discussion of Sponsored by tackle Lucius Selmon of Oklahoma, defensive tackle Pete average 5 per cent in previous years. Death Penalty But remember, on any given night any team can beat any could do no better than a 4.9 40-yard dash and could barely Dialogue scheduled for tonight the mini convention — with three of the Cusick of Ohio State, wide receiver Pete Demmerle of press 220 pounds. at South United Methodist ’Thompson praised the accomplishments oteer team depending on how the proceedings advance. MCC Takes Fourth state delegates as participants. In 1969, for "acts ’of terrorisnrt Scandia Lodge No, 23 Notre Dame and wide receiver Pat Mclnally of Harvard. Church has been postponed to of the Democratic-controlled Board of LONDON (UPI) - The House “I thought about using him as a back,” Claiborne 'The committee voted to hold its meeting causing death.” ^'i-HE PICK - MANCHESTER by 3. Jan. 23. ____ Directors. of Commons has rejected a There have been few linemen in college history who recalls, “but I didn’t think he had the natural running ac­ on the fourth Wednesday of each month. move to bring back the death Legislators introduced the Saturday Evening, combine the speed and strength of White. He can run the 40 ‘"The minority is vocal,” he remarked, The Democratic Women’s Club is spon­ Besting Middlesex tion. We sat down and talked, and we talked about what he St. Stephen’s Prayer Group of “but the majority acts and votes, and our penalty in Britain, turning down bill in a bid to halt a two-year- ^Making Big Noises in 4.65 and bench press 450 pounds, and this incredible com­ had to do to be a football player. He has made himself what soring a “Victory Dance” for Manchester demands for the hanging of old bombing campaign that has December 14th St. Mary’s Episcopal Church favorable record shows it. We Democrats Democrats Jan. 18, at the Elks’ Home on With all the commotion about the upcoming East- Sparked by Curt Iverson’s bination makes him the choice of many pro scouts to be the he is because he wanted to be a great football player. He will meet tonight at 8 at 183 may disagree at times, but it’s healthy Irish Republican Army killed 49 persons and wounded at 7:30 Manchester joust, attention has been directed away from first player chosen in next month’s college draft. Bissell St. more than 400 in Britain. game-high 33 points, the wanted to be an All-America.” Hillstown Rd. terrorists. the Cheney Tech cagers. It shouldn’t. After an opening loss The house voted 369-217 'The IRA, blamed by Scotland Manchester Community Wednesday night against a bill Yard for the violence, wants to Emanuel Lutheran to Rham High, first-year Coach Gerry Blanchard’s College basketball team to restore the gallows after the drive the British from Northern wavers have won three straight including an overtime streaked to its fourth In Memoriam government said the outlawed Ireland and unite the province Church decision over Somers High. straight win, 80-65, last night In loving memory of Gino SchiavetU militant group had “enough with the Irish Republic. 64 CHURCH STREET After four games, 5-9 senior backcourtman Tom LeCourt over Middlesex Community // who died December 3, 1964. martyrs in the past.” Home Secretary Roy Jenkins paces the Beavers in scoring with an output of 18.7 per out­ College at Middletown High. told Parliament “dedicated Public l» Invited One day a gentle hand touched him, SNETCO Asks Rate Hike Bombers in Britain didn’t ing. Mark Viklinetz has hit at a 13.2 clip and Tom Foran The Cougars are now 2-0 in A voice whispered in his ear, seem intimidated by the threat terrorists are the least likely to averages 13 markers. Rest, now, young man, it is over. of hanging. A bomb blast be deterred by the threat of CCCAA competition. There’s no more work for you here. If the Beavers do have a drawback it’s possibly lack of wrecked a military club in Lon­ execution.” The above space Is available to your group on a n M T COM ! Iverson netted 17 points in The task I gave you is ended. (Continued from Page One) FIRST SERVED BASIS to publldza community service programs, depth but nevertheless the Techmen will win more than the first half. That and the The Job you had well done. several other exchanges in the don during the day-long debate. “There have been enough TheOnimm through the courtesy of Watkins. Contact Mrs. Janice Lopea at The their share of games this year. It’s a new winning spirit — Come rest with your Father in Heaven, whom rarely use coin phones — now sub­ Manchester area are among those The legislation would have martyrs in the past, but fresh strong rebounding perfor­ Herald between 11-12 a.m. Monday lor Thursday’s ad, and call For truly you are my son. one which won’t be lost that easily. sidize coin calls, often made by traveling scheduled for rate hikes in private line restored capital punishment, ones can always be used by an Thursday between 11-12 a.m. for Monday's ad. Please phone 643- mance of forward Tom Sadly missed. businessmen and other transients, at a service proposed by the Southern New organization like the IRA,” he T l Wife and Sons which was abolish^ in Britain Tucker gave the locals an rate of approximately 25 cents a month,” England Telephone Co. said. early 12 point lead before WmfWinsHean he said. Insides Manchester, other area towns the hosts closed it to 40-36 at Van Sinderen said he recognizes that the listed are: Rockville, (Coventry, (Columbia, In Memoriam the intermission. In loving memory of Arthur Thomp­ rate hike would have an adverse affect on Stafford Springs,' Lebanon, and TOM TUCKER son, who passed away December 12, In the second half, Iverson welfare recipients, but he said the major Colchester. Abrahamsson Led MCC (80) 1963. impact of in^tion has been on such areas ’The proposal is to increase the rates for stole the ball three con­ B F Pts. as food, rent, taxes and fuel. private lines from the existing $7.30 a secutive times and scored Iverson 13 7 33 Each day that dawns brings thoughts Reynolds of you. Recipients could seek special metered month to $9.30 a month for the base charge after each to reestablish the Dlshaw Each evening a silent prayer Tucker All-weather service or party line service, he said, to for Manchester and Rockville. Whalers^ Victory Cougars lead. Forward John For deep in the heart that loved you Clancy most. lower their bills, and the company has not In the area of Coventry, Colchester, and Conley came off the bench in Conley You will always be Uiere. asked for a late charge to enable hard- Lebanon the proposed increase is from WEST SPRINGFIELD, Mass. (UPI) - Swedish import the second half and scored Leber My Manchester office Jaworski pressed customers to delay payment until $6.30 to $8.05. Some may think you are forgotten. Christer Abrahamsson stopped all but one of 36 shots on 11 points along with four Coleman But the wound is as fresh today. they can catch up. For the area including Columbia and Busque coat goal and Tim Sheehy scored two first-period goals blocked shots. As when you left me broken hearted. Willimantic, $5.55 to $7.10; and Stafford r /' Wednesday night to lead the New England Whalers to a 3-1 Totals 33 14 80 Just eleven years ago today. Effect on Area lAFill hom iA ii Tucker contributed 14 Springs, $4.80 to $6.10. Mlddlrsrx (6S) Always remembered. ’The Manchester telephone exchange and World Hockey Association victory over the Fighting points and 12 rebounds to the Wife, Minnie Thompson Saints. cause while John Ramey Brynes Bleaker with fashion Mike Walton, last year’s with 25, Skip Bleaker with 16 White leading scorer in the WHA, and Ricky Byrnes 10 paced Inferrera Non.-IU^KH)AN-4K)0 PM Ramey finally beat Abrahamsson the losers. Puorro for his 18th goal of the The Cougars are now off WllUams Ross Brooks Mullins coverage season early in the third until next Saturday when Wesloy Thun., 9KKMIM-&00PM period. Left unguarded in Faces Kings they host Housatonic Com­ ToUls 32 1 65 front of the New England' munity College. Score at hall: Manchester 40-36 cage, he took defenseman SaL,9KNMIM-12KN)Nbon. Rick Smith’s pass, pulled BOSTON (UPI) - After a Our rain or shine coat. Abrahamsson out and 12-game drought, Ross One of the great Brooks has a flood of star­ backhanded the puck into an ways to look fashion T 1 0 N empty net. ting assignments. Celtics at Home Mike Byers had boosted The 35-year-old backup right for every weather goalie to (Silles Gilbert will By wdwof the eagle. the Whalers into a 3-0 lead wear. In wrinkle-free with the only goal of the se­ make his third straight start Against Capital m a m m u m m tonight as the Boston Bruins 100% texturized poly­ cond period. He scored on a backhander from short host the Los Angeles Kings, ester...styled with range. who have slipped out of first BOSTON (UPI) - The in rebounds. Also among the Sheehy scored his first place in the National Hockey Boston Celtics return home top 10 rebounders is Elvin easy-wearing button- SKTUIIMY, DEH 14, 4T 2 P Jl SUNDAY, DEH IS, at 2 PJL goal after stealing the puck League’s Division III. from their short road trip Hayes, with 12.7 a game. through front and lay- In front of the Minnesota “Brooksie’s playing well Friday night and put their Phil Chenier is eighth in HOTEL SONESTA TREADWAY INN cage and beating goalie John and I want to keep him four-game winning streak on the league’s scoring race down collar. And you B COMSmUTION n U A I-2B1 a muss. T M L Garrett to the upper corner. playing,” said Boston coach the line against the Capital with a 22.6 average. can have it in blue Don Cherry. “We sat him Bullets. HASTfOBD, CONS. Less than three minutes “ Wes Unseld is the CHICOKE, MASS. Capital was the only NBA checks or solid beige. remained in the period when out 12 straight games while difference for us this year,” Gilbert played so now we team with a winning record Sheehy collected his second said Washington coach K.C. want to play him a little.” against the Celtics last year, goal after Rick Ley’s shot Jones, a former Celtic Brooks won his last two and the Bullets sport a 19-6 from $6S from the point bounced off player. “He’s playing like outings, 6-2 over Kansas mark so far this season, ALL BIDS TO START AT 30 TO 50% OF RETAIL VALUE-NONE HIGHER Garrett and Sheehy shoved his first season — getting the They threaten to make a it into the net. City and 3-2 over Pittsburgh. ball for us and making the By playing Brooks, the runaway out of the Central i most Important and unusual collection ol original American Indian extensive collection will be exquisite squash blossom nKkIaces, quick, strong release.” jewelry, brought directly from the reservation by the council. All of Flnt IM eial Satvings! LonDon chokers, branch coral necklaces, jaclas, heshle, a wide assortment Division race with a five- Middle1hk.Vlbt(byllieFkikade.Mincheelet ' Bruins can give more rest to , the jewelry In this collection is ol the highest quality. Handwrought of mans and ladies rings, earrings, pendants, watch bands, belt the younger Gilbert, who game lead over the The Celtics will respond . solid sterling silver and high grade turquoise. Included In this Direrlor Hvsigns buckles, bolo ties, hat bands, and concho belts. still Is bothered by a minor Cleveland Cavaliers. with a healthy Dave OPEN DAILY ’TIL 9 P.M. FOO , INSPECTION ONE HOUR PRIOR TO SALE— TERMS: CASH, CHECK, MAJOR CREDIT CARDS EL PASO, Tex. (UPI) - Sun back injury. One of the main reasons Cowens, who won a game Bowl director Harrison C. Kohl, The Bruins have met the behind the Bullets’ surge is against the Houston Rockets 62, Wednesday announced his MANCHESTER PARKAOE THE AMERICAN INDIAN COUNCIL Kings just once previously Wes Unseld, their physically with a torrid shooting MANCHESTER / li.iliii, ■ Traders and Auc^oneersji resignation effective Jan. 15, 1975. He directed the bowl for 12 this season. The Kings, punishing center. Along with stretch. He also broke 20 years and will remain as a con­ behind surprise starter Gary being the second-best floor points in wins against the FARMINGTON VALLEY MALL mm sultant to the Sun Carnival Edwards, won the Nov.-30 shooter in the league with a New Orleans Jazz and the SIMSBURY-AVON lUff. contest in Los Angeles, 2-0. .530 percentage, he is sixth Chicago Bulls. PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-ONE

SCOREBOARD Lanier Uses Size 19 Shoes Extra Man Hurts Flames, Leafs r NEW YORK (UPI) -r- The advantage in having the extra man proved a The Kings extended their unbeaten road streak to 11 games with their disadvantage for both the Atlanta Flames and Toronto Maple Leafs win over the Maple Leafs and also moved back into a tie with Montreal for To Stamp Out Loss Skein Wednesday night. first place In Division 3. The Flames dropped a 5-2 decision to Chicago as Jim Pappin’s goal, NHL NBA In addition to Goring, other Los Angeles scorers were Danny Maloney, coming with his team playing a man short, highlighted a second-period, Juha Widlng and Mike Corrigan while Eddie Shack spoiled goalie Rogie Division 1 Eastern Conference NEW YORK (UPI) — Bob Lanier, the man with the size without injured Pete S^ravich. three-goal outburst for the Black Hawks. W L T Pts Vachon’s shutout bid with a second period marker. Atlantic Division 19 shoes, stamped out the Washington Bullets’ six-game The Maple Leafs didn’t fare any better in the only other National Philadelphia 17 6 4 38 W L Pet GB In other NBA games Wednesday night, Keith Erickson In World Hockey Association action. New England beat Minnesota, 3-1, Atlanta 13 12 5 31 Buffalo 18 8 .692 winning streak Wednesday night. led Phoenix to a 104-100 victory over Portland, Hqckey League game when the Los Angeles Kings used Butch Goring’s Quebec edged Edmonton, 5-4, in overtime and Houston topped Vancouver, NY Rangers 12 8 6 30 New York 17 8 .680 'A The 6-foot-ll Detroit center scored 37 points and grabbed Philadelphia topped Houston, 103-96, and Cleveland edged second-period, short-handed goal do beat Toronto, 4-1. 5-2. NY Islanders 11 9 8 30 Boston 15 10 .600 20 rebounds as the Pistons snapped a three-game losing Seattle, 97-95. "We skated a little better tonight than we have been,” said Chicago Philadelphia 10 16 .385 8 streak. Suns 104, Blazers 100 Coach Billy Reay, whose team broke a three-game losing streak while NordiqueH 5, Oilers 4 Division 2 Central Division Lanier scored 14 of his points in the second quarter and Erickson led a third-quarter comeback and then sank dealing the Flames their first loss on home ice in 16 regular season Steve Sutherland’s goal after only 56 seconds of overtime enabled W L T Pts W L Pet GB the Pistons built a 53-47 halftime lead, aided no little bit by two critical free throws with 17 seconds left in the game as games. Quebec to edge Edmonton. Sutherland was recently traded to the Nor- Vancouver 18 7 4 40 Washington 19 7 .731 the fact Curtis Rowe scored all 18 of his points in the the Suns moved past the Blazers into third place in the The first period ended in a 1-1 tie after goals by Stan Mikita and Buster 27 Cleveland 14 10 .585 4 diques along with Marc Tardif who also contributed a goal to Quebec’s : j Chicago 12 12 3 opening half. Pacific Division. Portland’s Sidney Wicks was the game’s W Harvey, but the Black Hawks broke it open with three in the second offense. St. Louis 10 12 5 25 Atlanta 12 13 .480 6Vi The Pistons, whose Midwest Division lead over Kansas high scorer with 31 points. I^riod. The turning point came when Pappin took a pass at his own blue 22 Houston 12 14 Minnesota 9 16 4 .462 7 City-Omaha was extended to a full game, maintained its 76ers 103, Rockets 96 line and skated in alone, deftly backhanding the puck past Atlanta goalie / Kansas City 4 21 2 10 New Orleans 3 23 .115 16 lead in the second half as sub George Trapp came off the Doug Collins scored 25 points and Fred Carter 22 as the Dan Bouchard. AeroH 5, Blazers 2 Western Conference Frank Hughes scored two goals and Larry Lund picked up three assists Division 3 bench to score 10 points. 76ers used a balanced scoring attack to defeat Houston. Goals by Cliff Korall from 25 feet out and J.T. Bordeleau on a deflection Midwest Division for Houston in its win over Vancouver. Lund’s three assists increased his W L W L Pet GB While the Bullets, who have the best record in the NBA Steve Mix added 18 points and Allan Bristow 16 to the made it 4-1. Bryan Hextall cut the Chicago lead to 4-2 in the third period ■‘(1 Los Angeles at 19-7, were losing, the lowly New Orleans Jazz upset the point total for the season to 42, tying him with Winnipeg’s Bobby Hull for Detroit 14 13 .519 Philadelphia total. Ed Ratleff led the losers with 28 points. but Ivan Boldirev’s goal less than two minutes later preserved the Hawks’ the lead in that department. Montreal KC-Omaha l3 14 .481 1 Golden State Warriors, 106-103, for their third victory of Cavaliers 97, Sonirs 95 three-goal margin. Pittsburgh Chicago 11 13 .458 IV^ the season. Jim Chones hit a jump shot with 18 seconds remaining in Detroit Milwaukee 10 15 .400 3 The Jazz were led by Louie Nelson, who had 18 points. the game to pull out a come-from-behind victory for Washington (UPI photo) - • .*v Pacific Division Nelson, obtained in the expansion draft from the Bullets, Cleveland. The Cavaliers trailed, 95-87, with just over Coach I Agaves Division 4 W L Pet GB also made four crucial free throws in the final minute. three minutes left and ran off 10 straight points to win. OJPI photo) - ■ W L T Golden State 17 19 .654 Rick Barry, the NBA’s leading scorer, had 38 points for Spirits^Barnes (24) Lofts Shot Carter Refused HUNTINGTON, W. Va. Seattle 14 15 .483 4t^ Chones led the Cavs scoring with 18 points while Archie Buffalo 21 4 4 the Warriors, while Jim Barnett and Aaron James each (UPI) — Jack Lengyel, Phoenix 12 15 .444 5V4 Clark had 22 for Seattle. Nets* Kenon (35) Attempts Block Hawks* hsposito Knocks Puck Away Boston 14 7 6 Marshall University's football Portland 12 16 .429 6 scored 20 for New Orleans, which again was playing Toronto 7 14 6 New Trial Bid coach the past four seasons, Los Angeles 11 15 . 423 6 I California 6 18 5 resigned Wednesday “for the Flames' Ben net (5) Follows Us Flight Wednesday's Results good of the program.” Wednesday's Results Detroit 103, Washington 89 JERSEY CITY, N.J. (UPI) - Attorneys for former Chicago 5, Atlanta 2 Philadelphia 103, Houston 96 College Basketball ABA Roundup middleweight boxer Rubin “Hurricane’ Carter and John Los Angeles 4, Toronto 1 New Orleans 106, Golden Artis say they will appeal a judge’s refusal to grant the two State 103 Tonight's Games a new trial on their eight-year-old murder convictions. Phoenix 104, Portland 100 Saying he failed to hear Three Assured Semi Berth NY Rangers at Washington Cleveland 97, Seattle 95 Hoosiers Beating Even With Barnes the “ring of truth” in claims Montreal at Pittsburgh Tonight's Games the six-day hearing on the St. Louis at Detroit Houston vs. Buffalo at Toron­ by tw9 key witnesses that motion for a new trial last Minnesota at Philadelphia to Top Ranked Clubs Nets Top Spirits they had lied at the orignal October. In Masters Tennis Tourney 2 Los Angeles at Buffalo Golden State at Atlanta trial, Superior Court Judge During that hearing, California at Kansas City KC-Omaha at Milwaukee NEW YORK (UPI) — Nobody can accuse Indiana’s Samuel A. Lamer turned Alfred P. Bello and Arthur ABA down Wednesday the defen­ MELBOURNE, Australia (UPI) - Title holder Hie WHA basketball team of taking the easy way out. NEW YORK (UPI) - The last time the Spirits of St. D. Bradley, both convicted out of tennis for three months. Vilas denied the reports but East dant’s request for a new Nastase of Romania will meet Australian John Newcombe East The third-ranked Hoosiers ran their record to 4-0 Louis came to New York to play the Nets, Marvin Barnes burglars, testified they had said that he had been suffering from severe pains in the W L Pet GB hearing. in Saturday’s semifinal of the $100,000 Commercial Union W L T Pts Wednesday night with a 94-84 victory over llth-rated Notre took a powder. The Spirits returned to New York lied when they placed Carter -Aikii stomach and would have a thorough medical checkup after Houston 18 9 0 36 Kentucky 16 7 .696 Carter, 38, and Artis, 29, Grand Masters tennis tournament on the heavily grassed Dame as Indiana, for the third time in a week, knocked off Wednesday and this time the rookie took a beating. and Artis at the Lafayette his Davis Cup matches against Brazil in Sao Paulo. San Diego 12 12 1 25 New York 18 9 .667 are currently serving three Kooyong courts. Vilas had trouble with his service today. St. Louis 11 18 .379 8 a team ranked in the top 20 at game time. Julius Erving and Billy Bar & Grill, the scene of the Phoenix 10 12 2 22 life prison terms each for Black Hall-of-Fame Selections Guillermo Vilas of Argentina is assured of his semifinal On Tuesday he uncorked 12 aces against Newcombe but Memphis 8 19 .296 10 The Hoosiers began their Paultz terrorized the shootings. Both said they Minnesota 10 13 0 20 comes swooping down- the murder of three persons berth but his opponent will not be known until Friday, today he only served two and double-faulted eight times — Virginia 5 20 .200 12 campaip with a win over Spirits’ all-rookie front-line hoped their false testimony Roy Campanella (right) and R ^erto Clemente, two Michigan 7 17 1 15 In other games involving court.” shot to death in a Paterson when Raul Ramirez of Mexico meets Harold Solomon of three times on one service. Canadian West Tennessee Tech and then in the first half Wednesday, would get them lighter baseball greats whose careers were ended by tragedy, ranked teams, No. 12 South Erving swooped in a team- bar on June 17, 1966. the U.S. in a rain-postponed second round rtatch. Vilas, like many of the other players in this tournament, W L T Pts W L Pet GB proceeded to beat Kansas, propelling the Nets to an sentences from the Passaic and 12 others were named Wednesday as the second Denver 24 4 Carolina rolled over St. high 19 points, while Mike If Ramirez gets past Solomon, he or Manuel Orantes of Toronto 16 11 1 33 .857 Kentucky and the Irish with easy 117-96 victory over St. Paul Feldman, Carter’s County prosecutor on other group of inductees to the Black Athletes Hall of Fame. has not learned to control his service toss in the windy con­ San Antonio 16 10 .615 7 Joseph’s (Pa.), 89-54; Pur­ Gale added 14 and John attorney, said Wednesday Spain will go in against the 22-year old Argentinian. ditions that have prevailed at Kooyong the last five days. Quebec . 15 9 0 30 the wins over the Jayhawks Louis and into a virtual first- criminal charges. Utah 13 14 .481 lOt^ due and Oregon State, tied Williamson 13. In today’s third round matches, Vilas defeated Bjorn Newcombe, on the other hand, has shortened his toss Winnipeg 14 8 1 29 and Notre Dame coming on place tie in the ABA East that he was preparing an In a 46-page written opi­ Edmonton Indiana 10 13 .435 11>A for 16th in the ratings, both Guard Freddie Lewis led Borg of Sweden 7-5, 6-1, John Newcombe dumped Onny 11 8 0 22 the road. with Kentucky. appeal to Larner’s decision, nion, Lamer said the “ring with the subsequent effect that he hits into the ball before Vancouver 10 12 1 21 San Diego 9 16 .360 13% won as the Boilermakers St. Louis with 28 points, and hoped to have it Parun of New Zealand 6-4,6-4, Nastase toyed with Solomon it has blown off line. Wednesday's Results Scott May’s 22 points Barnes got in foul difficul­ of truth is totally absent in Money Top Glove Wednesday's Results topped West Virginia, 94-83, while Barnes finally got un­ delivered to the state the recantations of both 6-3, 6-3, and Ramirez defeated Orantes 6-3, 6-1. While Vilas is the crowd’s favorite, the man to beat in New England 3, Minnesota 1 New York 117, St. Louis 96 paced Indiana over Notre ty early and did not score a and the Beavers got by tracked against the Net subs Appellate Division of witnesses.” He said to rule Vilas arrived in Australia as the underdog for the $40,000 the ’74 Masters is Nastase. He sent Orantes back to the Quebec 5, Edmonton 4 Memphis 104, Kentucky 97 Dame. May was amply sup­ field goal until the second singles prize and now looms as a big threat for the masters Utah 115, Virginia 91 ported by Kent Benson with Portland State, 76-70; and in the second half to finish Superior Court by Monday. otherwise would mean “the Statistics Show locker room in'lO minutes today when he cruised through Houston 5, Vancouver 2 No. 19 Michigan was upset half was more than four with 16. crown. Vilas, who eyned $120,000 as leader of the Tonight’s Games Denver 117, Indiana 114 19 points and Steve Green minutes old. By that time, “We’ll take the appeal entire judicial process could NEW YORK (UPI) — Don Money, the Milwaukee 6-4, 6-2 in a resumed washed out match called off Tonight’s Games by Southern Illinois, 87-67. “They (the Spirits) have Commercial Union Grand Prix standings, has shown the Wednesday when 3-1 .in the second set. Winnipeg at Michigan with 17 while Adrian the Nets had the game well anywhere we have to take it be frustrated by the mere Brewers’ 26-year-old third baseman, has the figures to Utah at St. Louis Elsewhere, LaSalle beat young, good ballplayers who Australian fans his exciting tennis. Cleveland at Quebec Dantley led the Irish with 32. in hand. to get the right result,” whim of a witness recanting prove he is one of the most underrated defensive players in Today he capped off his second gear performance by tur­ San Diego at San Antonio Lafayette, 71-58, Boston like to play the game,” Nastase, winner of the last three masters singles, said Vancouver at Phoenix The loss was the first in five (UPI photo) “We tried to go down low Feldman said. “If I thought his testimony.” baseball history. ning pirouettes under Harold Solomon’s frantic lobs aiid College dumped Rhode Paultz said. “But right now today Vilas was the biggest threat in the tournament. then chipping the ball back.over the net with an overdose games for Notre Dame. and get him in foul trouble,” going to California courts Carter, serving his Unlike most modern Island, 88-67, Brown they’re a little, bit too “The way he is playing, particularly on this tricky grass of backspin. said Paultz, who finished would do. any good. I’d go sentence on the now- players, he is well aware of Money, acquired by the whipped Yale, 92-66, Fair- Pistons^Lanier Clogs Up Middle young.” court, he is certain to make the final I think and Vilas is Nastase has mingled his flippant strokemaking with rare with 18 points after a 16- there too.” abandoned “death row” in the statistics and isn’t afraid Brewers from the field thrased St. Francis Forces Bullets* Chenier (45) to Pass Off In other ABA games going to be tough no matter who plays him,” Nastase said. glimpses of his superb talent. But he’ll have to cut the point first half. “We don’t Artis’ attorney, John W. Trenton State Prison, said to speak out about them. Philadelphia Philies, Oct. (N.Y.), 110-87, Virginia Wednesday night, Memphis Vilas has had a great tournament. He shocked the clowning on Saturday against the Australian powerhouse think he can stop us inside. Noonan, said he too would he had expected the deci­ Official American League 31, 1972, previously set the defeated William & Mary, t^ p e d Kentucky^ 104-97, Australian fans on Tuesday when he trounced triple Newcombe though the oddsmakers have dumped their We don’t think he can guard file an immediate appeal. sion. fielding statistics released National League marks of 73-51, Wake Forest whipp^ liia h romped over Wimbledon champion John Newcombe in straight sets in local star and installed Nastase as even money favorite for me inside.” Lamer, who presid^ over “There have been lies and today by The Sports Infor­ fewest errors by a third E Appalachian State, 100-69, Virginia, 115-91 and Denver the opening round of the Masters and today he swept the his fourth straight masters tournament. FREE SAFEH CHECK Defensively, the Nets the original trial and deals involved here,” he mation Center in North baseman in 150 or more Loyola (111.) trim m ed edged Indiana, 117-114. 18-year old Swedish star Borg off the court, also in straight Newcombe looked much sharper today in a rather tight Same Old Standing paralyzed the Spirits up pronounced sentences on said. “If my case had been Quincy, Mass., showed that games. Nebraska Wesleyan, 101-66, Sounds 104, Colonels 97 sets. match against Parun. His service was still below full front. By halftime, Barnes, both men, had presided at before a new judge I would Money set three major Glenn Borgmann of the Miami (Ohio) beat Bail Stew Johnson, known for Vilas is the only one of the eight players who has not lost power and he appeared to be favoring his right side. New­ Maurice Lucas and Gus have been 50-50 optimistic.” league records in 1974. He Minnesota Twins led the State, 65-54, Texas-Arlington streaks where he can’t miss, a set and he has shown the fans the best southpaw combe last week stretched a muscle at the bottom of his For Assumption 5 Gerard had combined for Bello, now serving a jail had a .9894 fielding average, catchers with .997; George stopped Hardin-Simmons, found the groove against the term in Hackensack for Scott of the Brewers led the backhand seen since Rod Laver. He uses a heavily top- rib cage and has been having daily physiotherapy treat­ 80-M, and Washington State only six points and the Nets best in history, and also set spun lob with uncanny skill and he forces his opponent back _T Colonels and scored 28 armed robbery, had testified records by committing only first basemen with .992, ment. whipped DePaul, 83-69. had a cozy 57-35 lead. out of volleying range with this great stroke. But Vilas is BOSTON (UPI) — Assumption College, last season’s points as the Sounds ended a that he was pressured to five errors during the season Cookie Rojas of the Kansas Newcombe’s volley which he hit rather loosly in his two Tom Boswell’s 28 points suffering from a bad stomach ailment. NCAA Division II representative from New England, has “I think it was the best 26-game losing skein against give false testimony by “the and going 86 straight games City Royals was the top se­ earlier matches looked good today and he pushed them led South Carolina over St. started the new basketball year where it left the old—right John Newcombe told sports writers at his interview that defensive game w e’ve Kentucky. Chuck Williams prosecutor’s office and the without making an error. cond baseman with .987 and deep to the baseline, forcing Parun to scramble for his Joseph’s for the Gamecocks’ on top. played all year,” said Vilas had an ulcer and had been ordered by a doctor to get scored 21 points for police, namely Lt. (Vincent) Money started the streak on Mark Belanger of the return which he cocked up for Newcombe to cut away. second win against one loss; The Greyhounds, 3-1, topped the first UPI coaches Paultz, who used his Memphis, while teammates BASKETBALL DeSimone and Assistant April 5 and carried it Baltimore Orioles led the John Garrett scored 27 ratings of the region’s Division II teams with 12 of the 13 massive 6-10 frame to good George Carter had 20 and shortstops with .984. points as Purdue lifted its Prosecutor (Vincent E.) through July i7. first-place votes cast and 67 points. advantage against the Larry Finch 19. Hull.” record to 4-1 at the expense Brandeis, the UPI Division III poll winner last season, slighter built Spirits. “We Nuggets 117, Pacers 114 SENIOR of West Virginia; Oregon shares the lead in the first weekly small college poll with got them out of their pattern Bobby Jones, who also had Behind the scoring output of State, warming up for Satur­ Boston State. very early and they never 16 rebounds, and Mack Joe VanOudenhove (22), Ernie day night’s nieeting with Bentley, which won the Division II poll last year but lost got back into it.” Calvin each scored 20 points Moore (18) and «Tim Coughlin top-ranked North Carolina in the NCAA regionals, was second to Assumption with 54 St. Louis Coach Bob in leading Denver to its (17), Moriarty Brothers topped State, needed Lonnie points. The Falcons, off to a traditional 4-0 start, picked up MacKinnon agreed his eighth straight victory. Cycle Gear, 87-74, in Senior Shelton’s 20 points to get by the remaining first-place vote. young stars had been vic­ George McGinnis led In­ League play last night at Illing. DONT GET STUCK Jay Howroyd had 20 for Cycle Portland State; and Joe 'The University of Bridgeport, 2-1, ranked third with 23 ' timized by the Nets’ diana with 30 points. Meriweather’s 32 points led and Rich Raimondo and Marc points while two other Connecticut teams rounded out the experience. Stars 115, Squires 91 Schardt had 14 and 12 respec­ ®mP'oyee of Manchester Tire for the Southern Illinois to its sur­ top five. Hartford, 3-1, received 15 points to hold fourth Ron Boone scored a with high prices on winter tiresi prising win over Michigan. tively in the losing effort. 0''®^ 37 years of experience in place while Sacred Heart, 3-0, was one point astern in fifth “We had no penetration at game-high 24 points and Also in the league, Schiebel front end repair. Warren personaiiy guarantees his work on aii position. all and it put us in a deep domestic cars. rookie forward Henry Brothers got past Kahuna Kids, Unbeaten Bridgewater State, 64), tied with Williams for hole.” Williams added 19 as Utah 78-71. Carl Hohnethal (22), Trinity Cops sixth place, suffered in the poll since many coaches Barnes took only four rolled to an easy win over Steve Rascher (20) and Duke WE CHECK seemed unaware the school was competing in Division II. shots in the first half and Virginia. Moses Malone Hutchinson (17) were high for Cage Contest In the Division III ratings, Brandeis, 2-0, and Boston said he was reluctant to added 16 points to the Stars’ the winners while John Barry State, 5-1, each earned 34 points, although the judges (27), Goodrow John (17) and WiNTER RETREADS I m s° c L ^ a i ? F 9 • SHOCKS • b a l l JOiNTS deploy his outside jumper attack, while Cincy Powell • DISC BRAKES ^ WHEEL BEARINGS received six first-place votes to the Warriors’ two. Steamboat Fulton (12) paced “because if you miss, then was high scorer for the the losers. • COMPLETE EXHAUST SYSTEMS Rhode Island College, 3-1, finished third with 12 points Dr. J grabs the ball and Squires with 20. HARTFORD (UPI)-Trinity and Keene State, 2-0, and Salem State, 2-2, tied for fourth JUNIORS AND OF COURSE edged Amherst, 64-62 with four points apiece. ()ction in the Junior League YOUR TIRES FREE MOUNTING Wednesday night in a slow- Points are awarded on a descending scale, with a first- at the East Side Rec last night r * PURCHASE OP NEW TIRES starting game that saw the lead place vote worth five points. — Fast Courteous Service — change hands four times in the saw the Braves top the Knicks, last five minutes. 56-53, and the Bears best the It was Trinity’s first win of Saints, 51-45. John Opfiteili had the season. Down 39-32 at the 18 for the Braves and Bob Smith Central Wins Jabbar Can Feel had 18 for the Knicks. John half. Trinity came back on a Maslett had 12 for the Saints GOODYEAR strong effort by Wayne NEW BRITAIN (U P I)-C en ­ Sokolosky, who led Trinity and while Ron Apter had 18 for the tral Connecticut State staged a Walton^s Plight Bears. SUBURBANITE NYLON X the game with 19 points. He furious rally in the final three sc o r^ 10 in the second half. minutes to defeat Southern 2 Trinity captain Jim Sumler MILWAUKEE, Wls. “People always expect C.Y.O. NARROW WHITEWALLS Connecticut, 79-73 Wednesday Last week in the Manchester added 14 and Mike Mistretta night. (UPI) — Kareem Abdul- more than you can give, es­ pumped in 12 for the Bantams, Jabbar knows what’s going pecially if you’re good at Deanery C.Y.O. St. Francis Down by five points, 70-65, beat Sacred Heart, 43-21, with six of them in the last three the Blue Devils exploded behind TONi<;ilT on inside Bill Walton what you do,’’ said Jabbar. FOR AS $ 0 ^ 0 0 minutes. Hick Tedone netting 12 for the K v ! ICiU,, I guard Rich Ortiz to post their Ti.'lO (22) Pro llorkcyi because the 7-foot-2 “That’s human nature and FIu 1I«U4]< Frank Griffin led the Lord winners; St. Bridgets upset LOW AS J m Plus$2.15F.E.T third win in fopr starts. Ortiz ItriiliiH «H, Kingn Milwaukee Bucks center has you have to live with it.” iwMftMttnII Jeffs with 17 points. Jim defending champ St. ncifpabU lim. wound up the night with 28 been there himself. He said the pressure Christopher, 46-38, with Dan II Rehnquist was next with 16. points to lead all scorers. “I know all about it,’’ said Trinity is now 1-3 and Amherst shouldn’t be too much for Socha's 25 points lending the . Il8 rti» ili, 14* Ik* MmIimI,. If Open Mon., Tues., Wad. Frl. Southern Connecticut’s top Christmas Relays Jabbar, referring to Walton, however, because way; Our Lady Of P eace I •iMillmiA.lt. UMhqiwlWam 1-1. scorer was Bob Quimby with 22 inwsreiokotpwure nw4Mla6lawail»)«wrBomhib(ledtiylB>t The Brown University basket­ Connecticut is now 1-2. the school’s Solomon Cage. Both Jabbar (then Lew great for him but he Alcindor) and Walton left St. Marys topped St. Michaels, Ted Trudon, Inc. NICHOLS-MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. ball team goes on a barnstor­ wouldn’t be playing It for a 43-38, with Rick M'orrlson ming tour next week, playing in Wynn Seeks Hth Chandler Cited UCLA hailed as the moi^ft salary he could earn sitting scoring 13 for the winners. Tolland Tpke., Rt. 83 broad ST. (Opposite Saar’s Automottvo) Tennessee, Georgia and BOSTON (UPI) - j^ized basketball players of behind a desk. Sunday's sch^ule is: 11:10 Wisconsin during a five-day WILLIAMSTOWN, Mass. their years. Both had the Undefeated New England AAU (UPI) — Williams College mid­ "This is my profession, —Sacred Heart vs. St. Bridgets, BROWN TIRE SHOPi Talcottville span. The Bruins will play »UnclHW„ champion Ricky Winn of Norton dle guard J. C. Chandler, a UPI same pressure on them in and I try to do my best every 12:20 St. Murgaret-Mury vs. St. Memphis State next Tuei^ay, will seek his eighth professional All New England selection, has their first years as a time,” he said. "It’s been Mary, 1:30 St. Francis vs. Our Mm-Frl. 7 AM to 9 PM, Sat S AM 10 4 PM, Sun. 9 AM to 1 PM ARCO 0 meet the University of Georgia Phone 643-1161 victory against Bill Hardney of been named to the 1974 Kodak professional —the public de- Lady of i’ca cc , 2:45 St. in Athens ’Thursday and face very good to me, but a lot of 333 Main St. 646-3444 Manchaster Baltimore in an eight-round College Division I All America nqand that they be be the people get into the pros and Christopher vs. St. James, 3:50 Wisconsin in Madison Saturday. St. Rose vs. St. Michaels. bout Dec. 20 at Boston Gardens. team. greatest. don’t like it as a profewlon. PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 MAN^HESTE^EVENIN^ Manchester, Conn., Thurs.j^ Dec. 12, 1JW4 — PAGE TWENTY-THREE Proell Wins •Perry in Beantown Packers ’ Devine BOSTON (UPI) - Red Sox Perry was 23-13 last season School Principals Submit nemesis Gaylord PAry, whose with the Cleveland Indians and eixe Heralb appearance at Fenway Park compiled a 2.51 earned run Arun Profiln Alpine Race almost always resulted in vic­ average, second In the PUU KPT. CTOK Proposed Program Changes Wants .to Return (We Hava A NoHoa Ta Plaaaa) tory; will be a guest speaker at American League to Oakland's BOWLING Naxt la FranTa lifaraiarfwl Cotter Gets Post CORTINA D’AMPEZZO, Ita­ the Boston Baseball Writers Catfish Hunter. GREEN BAY, Wis. (UPI) — Dan Devine, head coach ly (UPI) — Annemarie Moser- East MMdto TplM.. Wanohaalar Dinner, it was announced TOLLAND WASHINGTON (U PI)-R ep. The House Democratic Proell zipped down the icy Thursday. Winan’s other program more flexibility in grading for and general manager of the Green Bay Packers, has one Vivian Kennerton William R, Cotter, D-Conn., has Steering and Policy Committee year to go on his five-year contract, and he says he plans to Caprioli Olympic course today proposals include further lower ability students, and en­ RKC - Randy Copeland 370, School principals attended been named to serve on the Wednesday proposed Cotter and honor the pact. to win her first downhill of the Open Every Night development of resource rooms courage college-bound students Jerry Smith 140-365, Elbe Fish young World Cup ski season by Wednesday's Board of Educa­ and materials, where a teacher to take more appropriate powerful House Ways and 10 other Democrats to serve on "I would just like to clear the air so that we can be 136. half a second over America’s tion meeting to present in charge would have activities challenging courses. Means Committee, which the committee, which is being Hfrome prepares all tax laws. expanded. thinking about football,” Devine said Wednesday in Cindy Nelson and boost her Until Christmas!! program changes contemplated for-students continually; and a Other proposed new CHRISTMAS response to talk his job might be in trouble. CHURCH - Joe Saucier 252- overall Cup lead. I RmMm ftf: ImAm. Tmm for the 1975-76 school year, pre­ “beefed up” in-service IGE programs include: Personal "I signed a five-year contract through the 1975 season 534, Don Durand 220, Bernie The Austrian superstar, going warned that changes must fit training program for teachers. typing to develop correct basic Krutt 216-525, Joel Levy 209-526, WREATHS and much of my work Tuesday involved planning for 1975,” for her fifth straight World Cup FilM-YOURSELrl • TOYS • GRAB BAQ GIFTS within their present budgets. Vene Harding, Tolland Mid­ skills for manuscripts, reports, WHEN TWO IS COMPANY, he said. 'Tm making plans for being here in 75. I’m quite Bob Samuelson 501, Bill title, covered the 2,350 meter Bob Lincoln, Parker School dle School principal, presented etc., which would replace FRESH AND ARTIFICIAL happy and satisfied.” McBride 504, Jim Dobson 526, course in 1:29.45 minutes to • TAGS • PARTY SUPPLIES principal, and Andrew Winans, proposals including the addition Typing I; industrial drawing QUALITY COUNTS. Dick Niese 504, A1 Semrau 504. Talk of the possibility that Devine might be replaced was dash French hopes for an upset • CANOY CANES • HOUSEWARES Hick School principal, of girls’ fall field hockey; a (drafting); introduction of after Wednesday’s time trials. Wt cut the mouMing m 4 tin |lats...thm hdp you presented a joint proposal physical education remedial voice I and II classes; Madrigal sparked when it was learned the Packer executive com­ ELKS - Ernie Pepin 142-384, mittee would meet Sunday and make some sort of an­ Miss Nelson, of Lutsen, with •vwrythini oho. Tha ri|bt tools rnoko tht |ob • RREETING CAROS whereby 25 students who would program geared to those with Singers; girls varsity field Bob Talmadge 158-409, A1 Minn., was second in 1:29.92 Msy-tnd you |ot profossionil rttuhsl normally go to third grade at problems such as obesity or un­ hockey; and a mini reading • CEMETERY BASKETS nouncement next week. Pirkey 140, Don Carpenter 143- • WRAPPING PAPER and Wiltrud Drexel, also of Hicks would remain at Parker derstrength; and replacement course for underachievers. Devine said there was no ill feeling between him and the Fine Art Prints | 375, Reggie Tomlinson 352, Austria, came in third in • COLORING BOOKS to join in classes with second of two aides with a full or part- A full- or half-time committee. Tony Desimone 360, Dick Krol Mso from the New York 1:30.79. Geographic Society • STOCKING STUFFERS graders. time teacher. cooperative work experience HOLLY & MISTLETOE “I think the impression has been created that there is 363, Jack Talley 369, Bruce Fish France’s Daniele Debernard, The preliminary proposal Roy Nierendorf, Tolland High person is also sought at the high 351, Ding Farr 367. day some animosity between me and the executive committee, skiing from way back in 31st one LAPP PLAZA I Need Something? Aek Plazel would continue with the multi­ School principal, presented a school, if state funds are and that simply isn’t true,” Devine said. “There is none position, came in fourth in age concept used partly at proposed program of quality available, as well as changes COMMERCIAL A1 13, VtrMN I between me and the board or with any member of the 1:30.81. It was the second Parker in the K-1-2,1-2, and K-1 point system to reflect more ac­ within the foreign language and m Napoletano 154-405, John HOURS: (2 milw north ol Vernon Circlol $ board. Not in the least.” straight week of success for the Tu#S'WAd*Thurs*Sst 9t3O*S!30 _____ a v a a a a a programs, and at Hicks with curately the relative academic science departments. Bremser 145-149-395, Fred Friday-Noon to 9 ckvftd Mpft. P f e # M I 7 2 « I 0 2 2 The committee announced Tuesday it would meet after young new French star. Grades 3 and 4 completely in­ performance, allow teachers Oakes 140-138-382, Walt termingled. Sunday’s season finale with Atlanta, then announce its ac­ Lawrence 136, Ron Sponheimer Lincoln said he has a teacher tion Tuesday. The Packers need to beat the Falcons in 140-362, Art Schmidt 143-350, and knows already of about 12 order to finish with a 7-7 record. Carl Bujaucius 138-364, John y ------students and parents who would Johnson 141, Andy Lamoureaux Praises 200-Mile Limit be willing to participate in the 352, Nick Nicola 352, Dave ROLEX pilot program. Two Dynas 374, Lee Prior 357, Rob WASHINGTON (UPI) - A classrooms, with 12 second and foreign fishing effort that is Flawless taste, chronometer precision and uncom­ Nicola 360. bill passed by the Senate exten­ 12 third graders each, would now taking place.” mon durability mark this Rolex pair. Hers: Lady- ding the U.S. fishery manage­ participate. Weicker Wednesday called Date with 14kt. gold bezel, 26-jewel self-winding Christmas Gifts .ST.JA.MK.S - Julie luliano introducing... ment zone to 200 nautical miles the measure an “emergency Lincoln also proposed 127, Marge Agostinelli 142. will help preserve stocks of fish movement. His: 30-jewel self-winding Datejust with elimination of the transitional, action” needed until inter­ from foreign fleets, according 14kt. gold bezel. Both Oyster cases are guaranteed or half, grades, mainstreaming national agreement can be pressure-proof down to 165 feet. May Be WFL Gear WEDNESDAY WIVES - to Sen. Lowell P. Weicker, R- reached. those students behind Conn. Joanne Korner 177-475, Lynne academically, emotionally, or The Senate also adopted an “The fish along our coastline BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — Uniforms and equipment Topping 198-454, Carol Garrison socially, while instituting amendment sponsored by are being severely depleted by used by the Birmingham Americans in their first World 454, Joann Royal 463. resource rooms where children Weicker authorizing the the presence of foreign fishing would receive two hours of Commerce Department to com­ Football League season may be found under many Christ­ efforts,” said Weicker, a chief HOME ENCINEERS -Renee reading and math daily. Lincoln pensate U.S. fishermen whose Our 75th Anniversary'tfear mas trees in Alabama this year. sponsor of the measure. “By Gray 178, Edith Palmer 187-459, said he feels it is wrong to put vessels or gear are damaged or As Leading Jeweters&Silversmiths An official with Hibbett setting management authority Donna Warner 467, Gerry youngsters who are behind with destroyed by foreign fleets ^ ^ 85 E. CENTER ST. Sporting Goods Inc., a local at 200 miles, the U.S. will be Tucker 488. other youngsters who are within the U.S. continental 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER firm which sold equipment Dec. 5, on a court order able to control the massive TEL. 649-5?68 behind. shelf. Hartford • West Farms Mall to the WFL champions, Hibbett got on the grounds KACEV- Clem Quey 207, Tuesday said the store was OPEN DAILY 8-6 •THUR8.-FRI. til 9 P.M. the financially troubled Nick Cataldo 513, Mario Frat- selling as souvenirs and WFL franchise had not paid taroli 215-243-643, Real Audet Christmas gifts the jerseys, the store. 203-511, Real Breton 211-589, helmets, shoes and other Ken Tomlinson 217-572, Norbert paraphenalia used by the The Hibbett official, who Audet 523, Ron Jeroszko 207- Americans this year. asked not to be identified, 521, Leo Nelson 203-504, Terry Jefferson County sheriff’s said public response to the Means 503, Ed Yourkas 525, Bill MAKE K-MART YOUR deputies seized the equip­ sale was “good, very good” Tomlinson 503, Bud Tomlinson ment shortly after the and many of the purchases 502, Milt Kershaw 206-540, A1 CHRISTMAS Americans won the cham­ “are parents buying them LaPlant 223-541, Vic Squadrito 202, John Martin 531, Bill Avery THURS., FBI., SAT. pionship World Bowl 22-21 for Christmas presents.” 203-535, A1 Kuzmickas 201-557, HEADQUARTERS over the Florida Blazers Dave Fentiman 501.

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The balance in your only 20 A Your funds earn 5.25% annual rate compounded daily Heritage TELE-CASH account continues to earn and continuously yielding an effective rate of 5.47% |reg. $11.49 MOw V b w i 5.25% interest. There are no fees for your TELE­ REG. $7.99 NO 4 0 0 a year. Your money earns everyday interest from day CASH account. By law, no commercial bank can offer of deposit to day of withdrawal, credited monthly. this type of account to corporate depositors. Your money can earn this much. 1 BIRD FEEDER SURFORM WOOD I Opening a TELE-CASH account is easy. Just specify starter kit SHAVERS D« posit 5 Diys 12 Dtyi 23 Days 49 Dt,i 80 Diy> 180 Dan that you want a TELE-CASH account. Open your F 5.000 $ 3.37 F 8.08 $ 15.49 $ 33.06 8 54.07 $ 122.45 TELE-CASH account NOW — your idle cash will be­ BIRD FEEDER 10,000 6.74 16.17 30.98 66.12 108.14 244.90 20,000 13.47 32.34 61.96 132.24 216.28 489.80 come active today! REG. A A c 50,000 33.68 80.85 154.90 330.60 540.70 1,224.50 WNLY bODK $1.89 NOWwU 100,000 67.36 161,67 309.80 661.20 1,081.48 2,449.00 nra Amounts might vary slightly by monthly computor cslculition. PHONE US WATERLESS COOKWARE J t o f f l L BATTERIES We’ll be happy to discuss details at your office i'p'- CadfaW M ‘Aatubifoliuni’ Paparomia obtusifolia Syngonium podophylluni mutant Maranti leuconaura 'Ktrehoveana’ Sansaviaria trifasciata laurontii Dracaena sandariana borinquensis Crissula argaatai Oraciaaa godsiftiaQi G0La,SP0T CROTON PEPPER FACE DRACAENA JADE PLAN! GOLD DUST DRACAENA 7 pc. $59.95 value or at ours. VARIEGATED NEPHTHYTIS PRAYER PLAN! SNAKE PI ANT batteries available. Stock up TELE-CA SH - Ideal for: and save! (61-2401, 2) Businesses of all types REG 40.00 NOW Attorneys Physicians Professional people HANGING BASKETS 1 2 DRAW STEEL MODERN STYLE Church funds FILING CABINETS DESK WITH 2 DRAWS Fraternal organization funds YOUR CHOICE 1 for business or home Proceeds from Real Estate sales Aaaorted varlatlaa Including wandaring |aw, Construction funds Inch plants, Swtdiah Ivy. Now Half Price ^ |P Escrow accounts Ragular 7.97 NOW ONLY $2^95 N O W 1 5 . 9 5 reg. $31.95 Funds for acquisitions Brokerage account balances 4 ’’ Pots f VELEX LINED Funds for taxes Regular 1.27 AGWAY WINDSHIELD Funds for new capital equipment Ray Julesoh HANGING BASKETS [37 JERSEY GLOVES WASHER Surplus cash not required for immediate use Vice President, Operations Regular 9.97...... for work ^ j a a l or dress j - 9 9 y TBMPBRATURB $ 1 7 ° 9 M O W 1 . 9 9 LIGHT 1 reg. $1.99 save 5 0 f |C — COOL — 40-50“ F. at night, rising to 55° or 60“ on a SOIL WATBRINO sunny day. H — SOIL RICH IN HUMUS or leafmold, peatmoss, 8 — DRY SlOE: Drench thoroughly then allow to dry moderately F — FILTERED or DIFFUSED LIGHT: Prefers 1000-3000 ft. Heritage Savii^ and some loam. between waterings. candles for average day-length, but tolerates 100 ft. candles ALL SIZES OF from stock A B A / — INTERMEOIATE — 50-55’ F. at night, rising to 70“ on a sunny day. L — LOAM or rich garden soil with rotted manure, ** ~ MOIST: Evenly moist, but not constantly wet. N — NO SUN or SHADY: 50-800 ft, candles, for normal WEST BEND HUMIDIFIERS HOW ^ 5 % &lj)an Association • Since 1891 t — WARM — 62-65“ F. at night; 80“ to 85“ in daytime. humus added. W — WET: Never allow to dry out, but not left standing in water. daylength. ST0B£ HOURS y : Mon. fwtA B-BRIGHT LIGHT • 30 10 5 30 rhufl-i 30 to • 30 Sot. • 00 to 4 30 (uumHHi smh> formerly Manchester Savings and Loan AMOClatlon AGWAY{3 )| nc. • TuOk lhw/% ft- i 00 to ft 00 Main Office; 1007 Main St., Mancheiter 640-4968 • K-Mart Office: Spencer St., Manchester 640-3007 540 NEW STATE ROAD, Buckland 643-5123 Sot-too to 4 00 CLOOCO • Coventry Office; Rt. 31, Coventry 742-7321 M»ddlcl»i(t NaMft Hivtn VV'Uifninlif WitONHOAVm 239 Soeiicer St. :..L t I PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 MANCHESTER_EVENIN^ HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs.. Dec. 12, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE • Council Bars Civil Action I I I i ( 4 t ( « ( 9,830 Attend Schools Manchester’s school enrollment as of this week is 177 ABO UT TOWN 6 ' evuze Go., ^nc. LANE less than it was this time last year, Wilson Deakin, assis­ i To Fight Live Sex Shows tant superintendent of schools, reports. The present total is 9,830, with 5,427 in elementary Lebanon Ave. Coldieater, schools, 2,226 in junior high schools and 2,177 at the high Manchester Art Association ducted tonight at 7:30 at the cond Congregational Church 537-2373 (k in n . the office of the deputy chief special prosecutor available to HIISICCENIBI '^f/SlC^V'• will have a Christmas decora­ United Pentecostal Church. will meet tonight at 7:30 in the VERNON school. The school year started with 9,889 attending. state’s attorney. the town if and when one might MANCHESTER Wednesday, 3:24 p.m. — church parlor. BARBARA RICHMO^D It was 10,007 at this time last year, when there were 5,573 tion workshop and potiuck Local officials were told that be required. Wednesday, 10:14 a.m .— Gas False alarm at Box 36, corner Drum Sets Friday at 0:30 p.m. on the se­ Jehovah's Witnesses will Having been advised by Town in elementary schools, 2,274 in junior highs and 2,160 at the a civil suit, which would have Another motion made by washdown at the East Catholic of Church and Laurel Sts. ^ Guitars ^ Amplifiers cond floor of the Community Y, have a theocratic ministry Attorney Abbot Schwebel that a high school. instituted action on the grounds Giulietti at Wednesday’s High School. (Town) (Town) Band Instruments Accessories N. Main St. Kay Adams will school tonight at 7:30 and a ser­ The council on ministries of civil action proposed against that the theaters were a public meeting was approved by the Wednesday, 11:22 a.m. — Wednesday, 4:16 p.m. —Oven The drop from last year is reflected at the elementary conduct the workshop. vice meeting at 8:35 at South United Methodist Church the owners of three Rockville nuisance, might prejudice any council. It directs the mayor to Alarm system malfunction at fire at 9 Avon St. (Town) school level (down 146), and the junior high level (down Members are asked to bring Kingdom Hall. will meet tonight in a study SALE ON SPORTSWEAR theaters might prejudice any Gulbransen Organs- Kohler .& Campbell Pianos ■ possible future criminal action, request the proper state ancT Box 432, the East Side Rec on 48). The high school enrollment is up 17. food donations for the needy in­ group at 7:30 in the education future criminal action, the Ver­ MANY FAMOUS RRANDS by providing any possible defen­ local officials to institute action School St. (Town) AMBULANCE CALLS §ave during our Special Holiday Sale of Pianos & Organs R Deakin said the drop wasn’t anticipated, especially when stead of the usual grab bag The board of trustees of Se- wing of the church. non Town Council rejected dant with other defenses. against any film which he gifts. Wednesday night a motion SOUTH WINDSOR kindergarten enrollment is taken into account. It was 738 The mayor, however, said thinks is obscene. Today, 3:03 a.m. — Auto acci­ hitloirnui 672-9131 B proposed by Councilman John this does not foreclose the PHILIPPINES’ VISITORS for the town’s kindergartens in 1973, It’s 782 this year — up Atty. Schwebel explained that dent on Ellington Rd. See story The New Year’s Eve com­ Giulietti. possibility of any private party MANILA (UPI) - A total of Route 30. vSnon OPH MUSI EVDIIIBS | the motion, in effeot, would in today’s Herald. (Manchester mittee of St. Bridget's Social At the second special meeting from proceeding in a separate 314,229 foreign travelers visited ) » ) ) 1 I ) 1 > > 1 ' * * > > I V >_ V > > * Deakin said he attributes the enrollment drop to the make the council complainant Ambulance) Club will meet Friday at 8 (• of the council this week, called action. the Philippines from January to many families moving from Manchester. open every nite 'til S A V E t o f f to the police department to in- p.m. at the home of Mr. and 1/30 because the owners of the Atty. Schwebel said a quasi­ October this year, the Tourism vestigate~-a .quasi-civil action Mrs. Edmund O’Donnell, 256 V. (except seturdays) theaters have announced plans criminal action could be in­ Department said, up 79.13 per against the sex movies now Green Rd. Those planning to at­ OUR REGULAR LOW FACTORY PMCES! to bring live sex shows to Ver­ stituted when and if the live sex cent over the same period in HONG KONG VISITORS being shown at the Rockville, tend the New Year’s Eve non, the Rev. John White, shows actually take place. He 1973, when 175,416 tourists 1 HONG KONG (UPI) -■ A total theaters, if they are found to be dance are reminded that all sequins pastor of St. Bernard Church, said he didn’t want to foreclose visited the country. of 8,167,396 travelers entered or • PANTS • BLOUSES • TOPS • SHELLS obscene. He emphasized that R a d io /h a e K STORES NOW OPEN LATE NIEHISIIEL CHOISTMAS l E R G Y tickets should be picked up and asked to be heard on action the possibility of the town The department said the left Hong Kong .in the first 10 and trim s the motion could only be money turned in by Sunday. taken earlier in the day at an bringing civil suit if the live tourists spent $94.32 million U.& MISSES AND WOMEN’S SIZES AVAILABLE directed to the movies as live k W d R L D months of this year, the Im­ emergency meeting of the shows do happen. He said there dollars during their stay here. sex shows have not been migration Department an­ A setback card game is Store Hours: Mon.-FrI. 9-4:30 Rockville Area Clergy Council. is a clear possibility if the The Japanese were the big­ presented yet. nounced. planned for Friday at 1:30 p.m. "tee have Alto Open Sunday 9-4:30 The message expressed state’s attorney did not want to gest group of arrivals during the It was an increase of only 1.52 He said there is no question in Cronin Hall of Mayfair every regret for the presence of the bring such a suit, that the town 10 month period. They totalled per cent over the same period but what the police department Gardens. All Mayfair residents th e m‘iracte of malnsti’etf | little theaters showing X-rated sex might well do so. 126,109, up 203.05 per cent. Over­ SMART SANTAS' last year when there were 8,045,- Join The Crowd and Savel By JERRY WILSON are invited. downtown manchester thing r films in Vernon. will have the ability to prevent seas Filipinos were second, with The mayor said the deputy TULSA, OKLA. (UPI) - 052 travelers. ______AMPLE FREE PARKING AVAILABLE “The location of such state’s attorney, John F. violation of the state statutes 51,143, and Americans were The giants of the oil industry A Bible study will be con- theaters, close to churches, Mulcahy Jr., agre^ to make a should such shows occur. third, with 45,176. schools, and shopping centers is play only minor roles in the injurious and insulting to the ANTI-INFLATION discovery and recovery of whole community,” the council America’s domestic oil. stated. The bulk of the work, more It further expressed the opi­ than 75 per cent, is now and EXTRA! FROM THE NORTH POLE!! nion that, “Introduction of live S A V E 4 2 0 S A V E 4 » % has always been done by in­ sex shows is an affront to the dependents like E. A. Smith, community which must not be 10 DIGITS! 4-KEY MEMORY! who brought in his first two SANTA CLAUS WILL ARRIVE AT THE CALDOR SHOPPING CENTER (RURR CORNERS) permitted. The attempt to pre­ GET A $70 wells in 1928. Smith, now 79, sent such live sex shows as ‘sex RADIO SHACK® is board chairman of Service 2 education’ is an insult to the in­ CALCULATOR SPEAKER Drilling Co. of Tulsa, and BY FIRE ENGINE SATURDAY, DEC. 1 4 - 1 2 NOON telligence of the community.” still an independent after 61 The Town Council has ap­ FOR $9.95 years in the industry. proved an ordinance which Reg. 99.95 “An independent is one who would provide for the barring of WHEN YOU explores for and develops FREE LOLLIPOPS FOR THE CHILDREN! such performances in Vernon. BUY A PAIR oil," Smith says. “He owns no The ordinance will be heard at a pipelines, no refinery, no public hearing Monday at 7:30 Look for the ORIENTAL HOUSE 7 0 9 5 Reg. 70.00 ea. market outlets. ’’ RESTAUWUIT p.m. at the Vernon Center Mid­ J I M 65-630 Statistically, the indepen­ Friendly dle School. dent is in an impossible busi­ vMBOr m ofpwn nszs The clergy council said it en­ ^ M Y M O R E r ness. The odds are 50-to-l Specializing in JAPANESE dorses the proposed ordinance Fabulous gilt! Our against him. and called upon all residents to and KOREAN Food. EC-400 performs 7 On the average, one of ev­ Headquarters LUNCHiOM SPECIALS join with the church to attend (unctions, including " ® p a ir ery 50 wells drilled produces the hearing Monday. square roots, chain and 79 at the take-out section of your friendly SERVED DAILY enough oil to make it worth­ MANCHESTER In advising the council not to mixed calculations. 40-451 ■)PEN T u m ., W ^ „ Thur*. 11:80 A.M. - S P.M. while, and 40 of those drilled ici Fri.. 8aL 11:30 A.M. to 10 P.M. proceed with the civil suit Full 4-key memory, neighborhood Friendly. It will feature the Realistic’s Solo-3 with 8 are dry holes. It would take proposed by Giulietti, Atty. auto constant, percent acoustic suspension woofer an independent more than perfect touch for remembering family and Schwebel was echoing the ad­ key Large 10-digit and Optimus-series tweeter NOW OPEN SUNDAYS vise he, the mayor, and local display Carry case, gives quality sound three years and $30 million to friends — gift certificates for Friendly 4:30 P.M. - 8 P.M. police officials were given at a battery. AC reproduction from do all that before he sold a meeting Wednesday morning at adapter/charger. 40-17,000 Hz. 22'h x drop of oil. Meals, Double Dip Clones, Half Gallons ^ TeL 649-8487 12% X 9%" genuine walnut veneer. “I don’t know of any inde­ and delicious Jubilee Rolls. And just for HOLIDAY SPECIALS Save $60 05 when'you buy two for stereo! pendent who could stand a load like that, but those are the Holiday Season, colorful Friendly FAMOUS BRAND SHOES Someone Has the figures,” Smith says. '‘Old Colony" “What we try to do is get Greeting Cards, featuring Jim Dandy Buy One Pair and Qet 2nd Pair ol Man’s or Wontan's Wrong Coat down to the minimum of ex­ Gift Certificates. or Children’s Shoes ploratory wells to get a pool. A member of Manchester SAVE *10 Shetland Sweaters Chapter, American Association GIVE A REALISTIC® 2-WAY RADIO The average is so high 1/2 PRICE of Retired Persons, is now FOR USE IN YOUR AUTOMOBILE! because it’s a hazardous busi­ Crew Neck Pullovers and Cardigans wearing a coat very similar to ness and so many don't suc­ (UlNEWmCK) Reg. 59.95 her own but belonging to With this ultra-small 3-channel CB ceed. " The number of active inde­ I iSISm iER t o h e s ^ih ’s h ^ o f r l d e , p in k , y e l l o w , g r e y , another member of the chapter. transceiver you can call for WARM WINTER BOOTS The cocoa brown coat with emergency help anytime on pendents is only 10 per cent of RROWN, REIGE, g r e e n & CRANRERRY E matching fur collar and belted A Q 9 5 Channel 9 Or talk to office, home, what it was 20 years ago. back of Mrs. Marion McLagan even another car! Includes Channel Smith sees even those few 20% OFF REGULAR PRICE 9 crystals, mike, built-in speaker. being forced out by congres­ of 65 Oxford St. was taken Add crystals for 2 extra channels. Wednesday afternoon after the sional threats to the oil deple­ SNEAKERS 20% OFF REGULAR tion allowance and roll back OUR PRICE 8.88 chapter’s dinner at Willie’s Reg. $14.00 & $16.00 Steak House. In its place there of domestic prices, already PRICE was an almost identical coat considerably below what THIS WEEK ONLY except that it had a plain back. 4^piy W hitewalls Rayon cord QUR OWN FAMOUS /A foreign producers charge, Mrs. McLagan is sure that MICRONTA® BRAND because of “windfall prof­ C David’s Shoe Store the person who has her coat its. ” • • BURR CORNERS CALDOR'S SHOPPINS CENTER doesn’t even know that it DIGITAL ELECTRONIC “You only earn about an 8 WINTER TIRES " ■ v

By SOL R. COHEN purchased through bids. tors ’Tuesday night were three employed. ’This year, Harris • Allocated $5,000 from CRT officials. ’The directors said, $27,114 was furnished, The Finest In GIVE A GHHSTMAS S The Manchester Board of nirr rnn m r •< revenue-sharing funds for were shown a 12-minute slide enabling 86 youngstrs to get TENNIS Directors Tuesday night GIFT FOR THE S various maintenance im­ and sound presentation, jobs — under the Neighborh^ authorized town officials to provements at town facilities, explaining CRT programs. Youth Corps program. HOLIDAY CATEMNG FORUM borrow $5,650,000 in short term WHOLE FAMILY as required under the federal CRT head James G. Harris ■ ' I ' ' MEMBERSHIP notes — in anticiption of bond He said the 1975 allocation to A Membership to Occupational Safety and Health Jr. then explained some of the issues for three programs ap­ Manchester for all programs is ' PICK UP or DELIVERED The Act (OSHA). programs, Manchester’s in­ proved Nov. 5 by the voters. to be about $103,000 — for Head • Appropriated $4,704 for volvement in them and the Start, summer youth program TENNIS FORUM The program s are: $1.4 three projects in the Vocational financial position CRT finds BUFFETS A-4 Championship Courts million for a Regional Oc­ and nutrition for the elderly -h 2 Outdoor Courts Education Program — to be itself in. FAMILY MEMBERSHIP cupational Training Center, $2 program. IN READY TO SERVE CONTAINERS ★ Open every day 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. financed by an equal state He said, since 1968, CRT has ONLY *55.00 ^ million for improvements to Funds to Manchester this /so Catered Dinners i Buttata at Our Attractive S grant. funneled about $480,000 to ^ # Shower and locker room INDIVIDUAL ONLY *3B.50 ^ townwide storm-drainage year for the nutrition program mil or A Place ol Your Cholcel • Appropriated $6,254 for a Manchester, the bulk of it C Ar Complimentary towel service problems, and $2.25 for supplied 65 meals a day for 265 Phone personnel interne — to be (about $407,000) for ^ead Start. purchasing the privately owned days, Harris said. ^ * Professional Instruction financed by an equal grant un­ He said Manchester received Manchester Water Co. Harris said the town may w ★ FREE Babysitting 875-7094 der the Intergovernmental Per­ $22,330 in 1973 for its summer- [g a r d e n g r o v e c a t e r e r s , i n c . I Town Manager Robert Weiss designate how its funds may be sonnel Act. work-for-youth progam, when has acknowledged the borrowed The board agreed to place on 56 boys and girls were spent, if it contributes to CRT. A4V-S313 or 649-S3I4 ft kina 872-8400 funds won’t be needed for some its agenda for January a M kP p*If0-0M faPEB WORD ■ EXIT 97 OF WILRUR CHQgg HMIV > Z time (the storm drainage work, request from the Community for example, will take up to Renewal Team of Hartford for three years to complete). a $10,000 contribution — to help GIFT He said the borrowed funds eliminate a CRT deficit. M j WK M~1 will be redeposited in bank cer­ The Community Renewal tificates, in order to take ad­ Team is the anti-poverty agen­ vantage of high investment cy for the 29-town Hartford returns. Although it isn’t an area. It administers funds from accepted practice for the federal Department of municipalities to borrow for Labor, the Department of GUIDE profit reasons alone, it’s not an Health, Education and Welfare OPEN unusual practice, Weiss (HEW), the state Department December 14th CHECK THE HERALD explained. of Community Development, SUNDAY In other financial actions and the state Commission on CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. ’Tuesday night, the board the Aging, for example. Its TO RECEIVE GIVE A BICYCLES eTOYS • A llocated $6,000 from grants are matching — 80 per DAILY UNTIL ■ revenue-sharing funds for a 15 AScB SPORT SHOP SPORTING GOODS cent federal and 20 per cent Qi \Fishing, Camping, Hunting,iGaneralSportai killowat generator for the area. PRECISION PORTABLES DECEMBER 23rd! | | CAMPING EQUIPMENT highway deparment garage. A portable typewriter li the Ideal gift K i t c h e n A i d Appearing before the direc­ ■for(or everyone In the lamlly — Includfrigl The generator will be Ieyourseir. Eapeclally l( It'a a preclslon-a FARR’S ■built Adler. 1 SLEDS and t o b o g g a n s ! 643-7111 I Y A I c typewriter S Quality Merchandise at Reasonable Prices ■ IM L t SERVICE I //: Open Mon. to Sal. 9 to 10 P.M. [cV,nM e:ii1s7 i.!?s1 MHS Math Team Third I 41 pURNELL PLACE Gift Certificates for Christmas! rtw i r e s .J 2 MANCHESTER | OPEN 1000 HARTFORD TPKE. clishuuQsher Mon-FrI 9:30 to 9 PM BRAY'S The Manchester High School The score brought MHS to se­ VERNON • 872-8052 math team placed third in the cond place in the league. REG 2 7 9 ” Sat. til 6:00 PM JEWELRY STORE large school division of the Members of the 10-member 737 Main St, Manchester Capitol Area Mathematics Manchester team who par­ FREE LOTTERY TICKET NOW ONLY AND with 610 or more pureheiel League (CAML) at a contest ticipated in the contest were; Mencfteater'e 0/deii Etttbilihed held Monday at South Catholic Cindy Sheldon and Mike Lom­ SON Jewelry Store! High School in Hartford. bardo, seniors; Mickey Simon Hod«l REtIO $R£DKEN GIFT PAN. GIFT CERTIFICATES FOR CHRISTMAS CompacI and apace saving PEARL WE SUOQEST: Hall High School and South and Doug Baker, juniors, and counterlop model • Only 18U' • Body Perms • Eye Brow Waxing 649 Mein St., Menehecter ‘‘When I need a wide • 66...... lt>a light • 15 rr t iim e r 2 3 9 * ' a CHARMS • PINS Windsor High School math Mark Otter, sophomore. • Oven inlerior>r Fight • Counter • Manicures a WATCHES • CLOCKS balanced d '^r • Simple operation • Blow Cuts Tel. 643-2171 vehicle for teams tied for first place with CAML president Mrs. Rober­ (set the timer, push the cooh bar) W ith Brown and Sarva Diih a BRACELETS 71 points each. ta Thompson, MHS math FULL SERVICE SALON a GLASSWARE Second place went to Conard a DIAMOND ENQAQEMENT Phone hauling goods, teacher and team coach, said MEN’S High School in West Hartford RINQS end WEDDING BANDS the next contest will be Jan. 13 STRETCH 643-2145 I go to Dillon’s!’’ with 65 points. Manchester’s at Bloomfield High School. G M i'ft Beoufu S(Mi WIGS *5 team won 63 points. REG J399^* 872-8531 OFF I 42 Union St., Rockville Opposite Hospital TIL WILTON’S Pinto — *49 per week MW m i CHRISTMAS Gift Shop CORPORATION 964 Main St. In RENT-A-CAR Complete Leasing an plus mileage ^ Modal REMO Thu ChrUtmii$ Give That VILUIGEMRBER Downtown ManchMtsr Rental Service ABOUT TOWN Deluxe largir capacity counter­ Special Penon A Hsadquartars (or top model • Two speed ?S mm timer • Last S mm ol timer > 2 8 8 “ SHOP COLLECTdR 319 Main Street graduated tS sec increments Christmas lor more accurate seitmgs • Two PLATES • BOTTLES oven interior lights • Vmyl clad •ROYAL •OLIVETTI e REMINOTON- Salon for Men Manchester ca b in e t • ZOO ANIMALS OUR LAYAWAY PLAN The prudential board of at the Manchester State Ar­ RAND SAUS*°m«l* .«i?.*fLr"-CORONA • HUMMEL FIQURINES is now in effect Shopping Hours Center Congregational Church mory, 330 Main St. Membership • j a m — SERVICE — RENTUS — SUPPLIES Featuring You oi«e it to yourself to ASK ABOUT IT will meet tonight at 7:30 in the in the squadron is open to all ■ ^ In e e e Meehinet end omce Furniture ml UNISEX CUTS visit thU fascinating shop church office. young people from Grade 7 S AGWAYf^Inc.. through high school. More in­ MONIWITATIhOAO S43SIIJ Every Hair Places ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦I > Manchester Composite formation may be obtained by Thing AT filfi Certmeataa ICYCLE MANCHESTER Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol calling 646-6344 or 875-6870. DoWnT O ^ MaF ^ T R E ^ * ^1“ ®* .jr/ffv. LARGEST ICLCCTION OP will meet tonight from 7 to 9:30 NEW BICYCLES IN THE *'***ua*errD'*!J.*?i ^**®**r AND REAR OP STORE 1 9 1 1 1 Tues. thru Fri. MASTER CHARGE CARDS ACCBPTEDI VERNON AREA Mon.-Fri. 9:30 - 9 Appointments Preferred Professionally Assembled E Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 NORTHLAND BLIZZARD SALOMON MARKER TYROIA PHONE T O Y S 8i N O V E L T IE S I ' a i ■ iwrr~W Tg~ GIFT SPECIAL! ACCESSORIES S GIFTS 6 4 9 - 0 8 8 7 through December 23rd ADULT SKI PKG. SNOW SHOVELS * AUSTRIA or YAMAHA SKIS ^ 3 fa nooenRobert u.0. atS t pieiPierre 739 MINI- Steal & Aluminum * TYROLIA BINDINGS CALCULATOR JUVENILE SNOW VEHICLES Bioisoos barrecrafter p o l e s 1 * HI B AC K b o o t s List '173.00 ^ Memor, 8 digit capacity. VERNON TRADE AC/DC with batteries Other Skis - Boots - Clothing at 30 to 50% OFF O and adapter. Not as Il­ Mon.-Sat. 10-9 O fF lO M - CHRISTMAS RIZZO SKI SHOP g lustrated. through December 23rd Y O U R n PRESENT Regular 79.96 IR W t-W FOR YOUR VERNON CIRCLE. VERNON 647-9420 g SANDGIORGIO HENKE BESSER SPAULDING 6 \ l \ 0 t DOG fPOST ROAD SHOPPING PLAZA MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 ^ BRIia IN YOUR RRODEL NUMBERS -k ALL TVS ARE LISTEO VERNON, CONN, 872-3159 ^ PANASONIC MON. thru SAT. REGAL MEN'S 9:30AM to 6:30PM M A N C H I S m ."0*^ VDWON PACKAGE MANCHESTER OPEN M l -N 7 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA | GllfJ HEADQUARTERS 239 Spencer Street • Manchester I Thurs. 8( Fri. Evenings.'til 9. 441-2471 1 7 2-O tll WE WILL GIVE YOU EXACTLY WHAT THIS BLUE BOOK RADIOS — TAPE RECORDERS STORE PARKADE SAYS YOUR SET IS WORTH IN TRAOE. COMPONENT SYSTEMS Turtleneck Sweaters, MANCHESTER Doggie To 72S E. Middle Turnpike 130 CENTER ST EL C A M IN O Mon. S Tuo8. 8 HI 9 P.M. CoHarsiand 3 MANCHESTER Pottertoii^ "PLAZA YOU HEED TD SAVE D D LU R S.. .WE HEED USED TVS.. .YOUR SET WILL Wad thru Sal. 8 til 10 P.M. c 848-4537 Since 1931 ------RTE. 30,- VERNON f HEVER DE WORTH M ORE.. .SO LET’S Qomplete grooming 875-2123 Watch for our for all types of dogs DOUBLE S&H SilDS & GREEN STAMPS 100% SOLID STATE “laillE” M EM E opening next week! TRADE NOWI kiiys. SCISSORS PUCE Ps SupormarliEMN EVERY PiMt Bowl Plan B t SO FOR YOUR PET Let Us Bathe and/or Groom Your Dog WEDNESDAY! VBBNON STS-TCM M u f f le r s meats 4 YEAR For the Holidays of Manchester, Ino. Leave Him, fFe'll Love Him for the Day Regal Santa says... GUARANTEE While you Shop. serving you with the netlon'e tines! MUFFLERS 1 00% PARTS NOONDAY SNACK • BACKQROUND MUSIC For Your Holiday Parties, Try a For RmaniSSi! pfS‘si C M 646-8971 CMINE HOLIDAY INNE “ —-----—• I ( Comer of Center & Broad Streets “DELI PLATTER" from FRANK’S A606 Pecan Einiah 4 Y E A R J S sP S w w , 25" diagonal Color Horn# Entattalnmant Canter ANY SIZE PLAHER - ANY VARIETY OF MEATS - MADE TO ORDER with Hutch. 100% SOM State Radio, AM-FM FM Muittpiei with Stereo Phono. GUARANTEE 5s)506 Oak Finith er>d 8 Track Tape Ptayer. 100% PICTURE TUBE 23" dragonel Color Coneole A».'W 100% SOLID STATE MCHOLS lUNCHESTER THE, INC. ** ITALIAN BEEF 2 C h ristm as 295 Broad Street PLATTER $ 1 PLAHER Y E A R Manchester, Conn. Begins a t Serves 6-8 I Serves 10-12 ^ GUARANTEE S CHEVROLET ^ 4 1 LB. ROAST BEEF 100% SHOP LABOR I Hours: Mon., Tubs., Wsd., Fri. 8:00 to 5:30 h a siaaa a e OZ. PROSCIUTTINI 1 LB. COOKED CORNED BEEP A dam ’s e OZ. HAM CAPICOLA 1 LB. ALL BEEF SALAMI Thursday 8:00-8:00 — Sat. 8-1 0 OZ. GENOA SALAMI 1 LB. WHITE MEAT TURKEY ROLL S OZ. SLICED PROVOLONE ie OZ.DILL PICKLES (SPEARS) A002 Oak Finith YOU W ill SAVE 16 OZ.DILL PICKLES (SPEARS) 2 LB8.P0TAT0 SALAD 23" diagonti Colof Hooia Enltiltlnmtm Canlaf. 2 LB8.POTATO SALAD 2 LB8.C0LE SLAW lOOK Solid Suta ntdio. AM FM A pple 2 LB8.COLE SLAW FM Muhiplai with Sttrao Phono, and dd 1 JAR MUSTARD 8 Track Tape Pltyar. MOO to ^200 RCO 0 2 LB8.ITALIAN BREAD 2 LBS.8LICED RYE ______t ir e s ONLY 11 W O N IIM 1 OTERMWa Ai02 Paean FMah 23" diagonal Color Contolt EUROPEAN International CURTIS MATHES a cun» MITHES SHOPPING MANCHESTER DAYS TIL PLAHER PLATTER OPEN For A Practical Gift Think CHRISTMAS Serves 10-12 OKH DAILY Serves 10-12 FREE DELIVERY IMPORTED BOILED HAM FRENCH LOAF WED., THUR., FRI. Of Us For Tiros '• p a / v t i i p l k e IMPORTED SWISS CHEESE ITALIAN LOAF SHOCKS • FRONT END # DISC BRAKES SUN. 12-8 PASTRAMI POLISH LOAF FREE INSTALLATION UNTIL 9:00 P.M. GERMAN BOLOGNA TELEVISION P AmiANCES BALL JOINTS • COMPLETE EXt^AUST HARD SALAMI MTUROAV UNTIL 9:00 P.M. OLIVE LOAF SLICED PROVOLONE FREE SERVICE AND OF COURSE OUR TIRES AND I. POTATO SALAD :.DILL PICKLES (SPEARE) NfXT TO STOP & SHOP NO MONEY DOWNI FREE MOUNTING b a m ^ A p p l e I.COLE SLAW I. GERMAN POTATO SALAD m :.DILL PICKLES (SPEARS) I.COLE SLAW I.RYE BREAD I.RYE BREAD MUSTARD 8— MANCHISTER PARKADE - MANCHESTtR I MUSTARD______PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs,, Dec. 12, 1974 _ _ _ _ ^ ^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester^Corm Dec. 12^ 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-NINE Washington Window Weiss Favors Commercial Use of Grant Building The vacant Jaffe k The building, which has been lo e Irin^ challenge, Town Manager not as a public facility — so it Sleith said today the by Manchester next year — has building completely for \e Podrove Building at 811-821 Robert Weiss told the can produce tax revenues, vacant since the W.T. Grant Co. Adventures of Super K department store relocated building’s owner — Abraham assigned a top priority to town housing. zoning designation further on Main St., which is among top Weiss said. If it’s not practical Mayor’s Downtown Action several years ago. Is to go on Druckman of New York City — acquisition of the Jaffe & Lawrence said much of the the west side of Main St. to priorities for spending to recycle the dilapidated struc' is willing to sell the property Podrove Building. Hy K.li. GKOWV^.I) former President Nixon’s ad­ For example, Kissinger 38 Oak St. In Downtown Manohaater Committee this morning. the open market soon, accor­ downtown • revitalization con­ allow high-rise housing in that federal block grants in ture for commercial uses, then and expects to receive an offer The intent of that citizen in­ area. iiPI Senior Kdilor ministration, Kissinger did not believes that Jackson’s But the best use of the proper­ ding to William Sleith, chair­ cept hinges on bringing people WASHINGTON (UPI) - This Manchester, presents a real ly may still be commercial — the town should consider from a local developer next put subcommittee, which to the district 24 hours a day, shrink from intimating — criticism of his policy stems Ample Parking Acroaa The Street man of the Downtown Action is a winter of discontent for acquisition. Weiss said. week. decided its priorities earlier and only housing would do that. LOSE UGLY FAT through facial gestures if not from Jackson’s being willing to Committee. start toiing waight today OR Secretary of State Henry A. overlook the truth in favor of this week — is to use the The Jaffe & Podrove words — his belief in the dispen­ Indications are that the un­ building for a variety of public- MONEY BACK. MONAOEX It • tiny Kissinger, sability of that President. partisan politics; from Jackson PHONE 643-7865 Building's market price is like­ labial that will halp curb your dt- identified developer would oriented services, including a •itt lor aacait lood. Eal Ittt-wtigh He is far from 97-pound But even in the tightness of believing it is easy to get ly to be in the $100,000 range. rehabilitate the vacant building day care center and a facility lata. Containt no dangtrout drugi weakling status, but his Super­ his suite aboard his 18-year-old publicity by casting stones at ABOUT Cost of renovation is estimated and will nol maka you ntrvout. No man image has faded at home Town Seeks Its Role into smaller shops and offices. for Manchester’s handicapped at about $75,000. itnjiuoui eiarclie. Chtnga your lilt the once almost un­ jet, Kissiqger makes it clear Sleith said there’s little . . . atari today. MONAOEX coila. and abroad. challengeable Kissinger; from residents. in other business this mor­ with words his belief that Ford TOWN possibility the building could be S3.00 lor a 20 day tupply and SS.OO In Congress, such critics as Jackson wanting issues in order At this morning's downtown ning, the Mayor’s Downtown lor twice lha amount. Lota ugly lal is a President well worth ser­ rented as one store, and sub­ Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- to further his own presidential committee meeting, architect Action Committee discussed or your money will be ralundtd wllK ving. In Use of Cable TV division of the structure has no quatliont atkad by: Wash., nay-say such Kissinger Kissinger’s outburst in Salz­ ambitions. Richard Lawrence suggested the possibility of extending the Past Chiefs Club of Memorial better prospects. the town consider recycling the LIGGETT REXALL PARKADE DRUG doings as East-West detente burg, Austria, in June, when he Central Business District 404 Middle Tpka. Waal and Washington-Moscow deals Cable television — expected required advisory committee ming, and there are indications Temple, Pythian Sisters, will Mall Ordart Elllad threatened to resign if he had to have its annual Christmas party to limit nuclear weapons. put up with defending himself to become operational in which hasn’t been organized there may soon be legislation One subcomittee of the 29- In the Washington press corps, r Manchester within a few yet. giving financial aid to Friday at 8 p.m. at the home of member Community Develop­ against allegations of uality Mrs. Ethel Lindsay of 111 Main debate over Kissinger tends Watergate-era misdoings, months — provides a great The internal committee municipalities for using cable ment Advisory Committee — to run to whether he will be out lEN’S FOR potential for municipal govern­ hasn’t reached any definite TV. St. Members are reminded to which is studying ways to spend reflected: bring gifts for a grab bag. of office next year or when. —His sincere belief that a ment to communicate with decisions about what the town The internal committee is federal block grants expected But the discontent is nothing SHOESI exploring possible grants, secretary of state who deals in citizens, say town officials should do with its cable s w r n o N E c s unless one of two men act. such face-to-face globe-trotting • WRIBHT • DEXTER trying to figure out what to do channels, but several ideas are Weiss said. The state Depart­ President Ford and Kissinger ment of Community Affairs, he diplomacy as he does has to • NUNN-RUSH with that potential. envisioned, according to WEEKEND SPECIALI himself are the only critics the possess a maiden’s moral in­ If cable television reaches 70 McCarthy. said, has indicated it will push YNce I9af5_:£ secretary of state need have nocence to carry conviction in per cent on Manchester homes "Local government is going for legislation to “retrieve” MIXED RUNCH pause over. Only Ford or the GLENNEYS money for local programming dealing with world leaders. IREN’S SHOP in three years — as Greater heavily'into direct services to $ man himself is powerful enough Hartford CATV, the operator, people,” McCarthy said, “and from taxes paid the state by POMPONS . bunch — A recognition that 7S9IWnSt„llindmttr 1.39 l.zciM |l< sidiary of Combustion supervisory development com­ 1 ,=■ i , Engineering Inc. of Windsor. mittee. Her term on the com­ Fricker became a certified mittee expires in 1977. W. G. GLENNEY CO. public accountant while For 23 years Mrs. LeDuc has working for Price Waterhouse been an active member of the in Hartford, where he par­ Ladies Auxiliary, Veterans of ticipated in the audits of Foreign Wars. She is also a several commercial banks and Mrs. Mary LeUuc member of the American Legion Auxiliary and now trust companies. He is a American ..DiSg:- graduate of the University of serves as senior vice president H a r d w a r e Redlands, Calif. Gerard DuBoia Aetna Promotion Bedelia D. Adamson of 341 DuBois Takes Oakland St., Manchester, has Bancorp Post been promoted to senior un­ SATU RD AY derwriter in the group new L. Gerard DuBois of business review department at DEC. 14 Manchester has been appointed Aetna Life & Casualty, Hart­ municipal finance represen­ ford. 10 to 5 P.M tative at First Connecticut Ban­ Ms. Adamson, a graduate of corp, Inc., Hartford. Auburn University, joined the y DuBois will be responsible company in 1972 as a junior un­ COME for marketing the corporation’s derwriter. new data processing budgetary SHINY accounting program and Laser Beams MEET revised payroll services to SATIN BALLS The laser beam as a practical • I974 WALI OlSNCV mOOUCTtONS 7-FT. SCOTCH municipal governments and communications medium of the PINE TREES boards of education. future will be discussed by Before joining First Connec­ ard J. Travers, com­ ticut Bancorp, DuBois was munications manager of the engaged in private consulting Southern New England Deck your free with un- 117 flome rtjlitont tips breokoble 2 saim balls. work and also served as special 5 colors or assorted Telephone Co., at a meeting of in upstvepf shop# New adviser to the finance depart­ IBSH.eOO 4/S3S37 42/1 the Manchester Lions Club Dec. growth look With iiond. ment of the City of New Bri­ A A ick e y •774S/5353S/I 17. tain. The club will meet at 7 p.m. Sidewalk Superintendents at the Steak-Out Restaurant, in f Talcottville. Travers will discuss the M o u s e 1 Like sidewalk superintendents on a busy street, engineers growing need to meet national at Westinghouse Electric Corp. at Chicago confer amid and overseas communications OFF THE PRICE rows of motor control centers. Real city skyscrapers use requirements. He is expected to PUBLIC ‘ the units as brains to direct flow of power to electrical talk about plans for more com­ and MINNIE MOUSE equipment. (UPI photo) munications satellites and high- RECORDS capacity underseas cables. OF AN Y ’Know Your Chamber Member IN PERSON EMERGENCY^ * 2 '/.-INCH GLASS Warranty Deeds ROOKIES^ FIGURES s a v e n o w ! Such a happy Nttle doll. She’s got (Juick CuridOhalrl It curia in­ 7-rO O T ORNAMENTS Daniel C. and Virginia D. Action figures from their Free Gifts for 300 Kiddies QUIK-A-TREES Guachione to Rose E. Heavens, favorite tv showsi All are fully stantly. easily. Changes styles in Pearl Opened Store in 1941 jointed and dressed In realistic 1 9 9 property at 5 Avon St., $28,500. aecoTKis. No wetting, setting or uniform. A great gift Idea for a waiting. 15" (Jathy comes with OF Richard T. Morris to Lester special someonel comb, brush and styling comb, By Greater Manchester and small appliances as well as In addition to its complete CHRISTMAS H. and Esther S. Wolcott, one- A happy, young family that In­ stereo and television. It carries at least 24 j>er store Chamber of Commerce salesroom, B.D. Pearl & Son NATIONAL Gloss ornaments with eye­ cludes poseable Steve, Stephle 7 sectional pontls & 1-pc. half interest in property at 54-56 catching, shiny designs. a complete line of Frigidaire has a staff of factory-trained top ossemble cosily— shope Choose Irom 4 colors. Cambridge St., $21,500. and Sweets dolls. Comes with a , One of Manchester’s long es- and General Electric major servicemen to render quality out, up, (fown. With stand. SAVE NOWI appliances and small General 17249/53534^1 SA«49/S3}43/3A Richard T. Morris to Thomas craft "Idea Book." Think of the .tablished businesses is B.D. service to its customers. PAINT CO. Gail Wilkinson, one-half in­ BARBIE'S BARBIE'S ‘Pearl & Son, located at 649 Electric appliances. Also found B.D. Pearl & Son has been a DECORATIONS 166 endless creative play kids will at B.D. Pearl & Son are 654 Tolland St. terest in property at 54-56 Cam­ have. SERVICE-FOR-3 STEWARDESS ^Main St. Burton D. Pearl, member of the Greater bridge St., $21,500. I our reg. 1.99 I owner, founded the business in Kitchen Aid dishwashers, TEA Sn Manchester Chamber of East Hartford Robert M. and Sandra L. TEA SET 11941. mixers and hoods and McGraw- Commerce since February EMERGENCY® & Rag. 3.99 Wilson to Erwin A. Hyson Jr. Reg. 2.69 ; The company deals in major Edison dehumidifiers. 1974. ROOKIE Si® SETS and Cynthia A. Hyson, property IN STOCK at 17 Margaret Rd., ^7,500. Fabulous accessory sets lor the Emergency ® and Scott B. and Terry B. Clen- Rookles®tv figures. Hours of 1 8 8 2 8 8 daniel to Robert M. and Sandra fun for boys and girls. Buy 9-FT. nowl HOLLY a L. Wilson, property at 37 Ken­ I Firm Recalls BERRY sington St., $33,000. ; Broiler Unit ALL SALES GARLANDS Judgment Lien SAVE $2 ASV 9Mf AMfMItii Give Manchester Memorial FINAL Hospital versus Philip R. and '9 9 ; CHICAGO (UPI) - McGraw- 7 -n . m Sandra Custer, property at 38 ' Edison Co. has recalled about BALSAM m i s Union St., $287.20. our rog. 9.99 '17,(XX) broiler-rotisserie units 7 G.I. JOP'^ DEYIL our rtg. 9.99 i because of the possibility of a Marriage Lieenses C o n sid e r red a n d green OF THE DEEP'’* ' shock hazard. Michael Allan Orfitelli, 2 your family gorlonds ocross your man- Thrilling G.l. Joe“ adventure' Twist the wheel and around you lei or around your window! Village St., and Kathleen Ann FuU, o u B w tp t shope wlt^ LIMITED featuring Turbo Swamp Craft ; The units, sold under three 214 flomt-retordont tips. KlSil'S3J4S/I Norris, 117B Sycamore Lane, with pontoons, storage com­ gol Great fun for agea 1V4-5V4. ‘brand names, were made l pc. top. With stand. Dec. 20, South United Methodist partment, working propeller No batteries or motor. Just child Ibetween July 1, J973, and Jan. V SUPPLY Church. « and adventure booklet. 6- our reg powerl 31, 1974, the company said. plece set. John Joseph Burke, 128 at least 36 per store your fauni^ Autumn St., and Susan Jane McGraw-Edison said it was Ferguson Hagenow, 23 New­ Esposito Brothers COLECO’S recalling the units voluntarily GUNFI6HT AT after notifying the Consumer man St., Dec. 28, St. James BABY AUVE'^ ACTION STANLEY CUP Product Safety Commission. Church. O.K. CORRAL HOCKEY POWER Reg. 11.99 B Y KEISINER^S Building Permits by Parker Bros. PLAY HOCKEY The units, McGraw-Edison Harold P arent for Aldo for Christmas. Reg. 12.88 Reg. 14.99 said, sold for between $55 and 20-LIGHT ASSTO. Pavan, alterations at 99 She eats, drinks and MIDGET SETS AURORA REV-A-MATIC 475. Only units with certain Give yoursdves to each other, Charter Oak St., $1,950. feels like a real baby. numerical date codes stamped Pratt Signs for Savings Bank “500” RACE SET 2 4 8 8 on the bottom are involved in irotn it 201, for a four day weel^__ DELUXE ALL-STEEL of Manchester, sign at 12 Reg. 29.8t Actually chews the recall. It gave this descrip­ TREE HOLDERS Purnell Pl., $300. tion of the units involved: with no lift lines and special food (in­ Pratt Signs for Red Carpet AURORA “CHALLENGER” Pennerest models 3590 and . swimming in our indoor Twinkling mini woother- Realtors, sign at 1129 Tolland cluded) and 4203 and catalog number 824- proof Chriitmot lights. Tpke., $550. RACE SET 1 0 8 8 pool, id ia t^ on our ponds, sleigh- Pttol ftfltclors. Santos Construction for Louis Rag. 24.88 swallows. Includes 1648 (date codes 307 through Cup mouth holds liwnk lo SAVE NOWI 401, July 1, 1973-Jan. 31, 1974,) 3 Holds geneious woler 42tJ7/i3>2» I Pardo, alterations at 62 North dish, spoon, bottle PARKBR MROTHBRS M eal B s ia U nding under our moonli^it, exercising supply Folds lor sioroqr I TradiM S O m m B e u lp a t sold by J. C. Penney, Inc; Sears St., $220. 74411 S3SS7 I SWITCH-A-RAIL (Rattery) and 9 food packets. Models 303.696000 and in our exercise room______squash (Jerald LeBlanc for Alfred 1 4 8 8 MONOPOLY 303.696001 (date codes 0773 (Jhellman, alterations at 32 Ver­ TRAIN SET by TOMY Uses 2 “C” batteries through 0174, July 1, 1973-Jan. , Ihnng in one d t our^'TOXlOO, non St., $500. Rag. 19.88 MBM MONOPOLY® BY 31,1974) sold by ^ a rs Roebuck U&R Housing Corp. for (not included). PARKER BROS. and Co.; Toastmaster Model condominiums and livmg it up William F. Kelsh, repair fire Buy, swap and sail properties OFF TAG PRICE LIONEL “Southern Express” with this popular board gamel 5245 (date codes 0673 through in our OOO aub- damage at 307 Gardner St., $3,- ELECTRIC TRAIN SET Play money, dice, plastic 24014, July 1,1973-Jan. 31,1974,) 000. 28«« houses and motels, tokens In­ sold by other retail stores ALL SALES FINAL William Ferraloll, alterations Rag. 34.88 cluded. For 2-8 players, ages across the country. at 45 Village St., $4,000. 8 to adult. ______at least 72 per store aire the road. J.J. Kerrian, tool shed at 14 th p u ^ o f everytKing: shecte Ensign St., $170. Bill Tunsky for Joseph pote 2ind^]^ins, mimood. Schauster, alterations at 22 (Cumberland St., $2,750. SAVE 10.99 SAVE 13.99 FUU 3-RLY NOTE 1B~ROINSITTIA Leonard Sign Co. for Provi­ IS TINSEL GARLANDS CLOSED A HOLLY WREATHS dent Mortgage Co., two signs at GTE Subsidiary you pay our reg, Gets Contracts ling ea/diil d w ^ s FRIDAY, DEC. 13 29 McNall St., $2,500. our rtg. In Philippines more AT 5 P.M. ^79 89.99 79.99 STAMFORD (UPI) - A sub­ Shimmering gorlonds odd E Blend seoson't greetings HUFFY SCOUT RACER HUFFY "RED HOT" BIKE sidiary of General Telephone talk it o glow to every decor. to oil wilh a cheery 18” h a n g in g o n holly A poinselfio wreolhl Fantastic 20", 3-apeed hl-rl»er and Electronics Corp. has 4 ' X 35'. G old or silver. NEW YORK (UPI) - The na- He'll ride In style on this deluxe /^V.' IS47I |/S3)4 IMW . nt44/l bike for boys... sure to pleasel received contracts for $13.5 26” racer with bright yellow Tion's security analysts still are The "Red Hot" dragster million to provide and install keeping professionally active finish! Features lO-speed de- / V^' 'Quechee Lahes,VL rallleur gearing system with features twist grip shifter, dual communications equipment in through membership in industry caliper hand brakes for safe the Philippines. P. O. Dox 85, Q oteh.., Vi. 03059 " ------organizations even though the stem mounted shift levers, dual ballper hand brakes with easy- .stops, sparkling chroma plated The contracts went to GTE PiM se send m or. Information obovrt Q u M h M Lokw lo: number employed has declined, rims, Red Pepper fenders and International Inc., it was an­ reach levers, rat trap pedals TH* according to an industry and 26"x1%" gumwall tires. bright yellow trim. Supriaa himl nounced this week. publication. FulTy"jiTy assembled. The equipment will be used Fully assembled, aas n . m a in c t., mancnester The publication, ‘'Guide to at least 24 per store by the Republic Telephone Co., [W.G.GLENMiY Security Analyst Groups," which currently operates 24,000 Mon.-Thure., M40; Prl. M:M; CO. • e l M B49-B2B3 published by David Gottlieb As­ telephones in an area surroun­ sociates, shows a total r e ^ a l ding the capital city of Manila. society membership In the SPECIAL HOLIDAY HOURS The company will increase Its United States and Canada of 14,- equipment td 42,000 telephones. UK up from 13,875 last year. 381 Broad St., Manchester 10 A.M. to 11 P M

I PAGE THIRTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12. 1974 ^^^NCHESTER e v e n ing h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 ■ PAGE THIRTY-TH^EE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• r T T T T A INDEX □ FINANCIAL a Selective Buying Adds NOTICES I HAPPY ADS 1 Lott ind Found 2 — P tr to n tli Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagaa 8 3 — Announctmtnit Dividend to Gifts 4 — Enlertiinment MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ FRIDAY 5 — A ucllont cond, third. All kinds. Realty HERALD YESTERDAYS By ROZ LISTON often centers Into the FINANCIAL statewide. Credit rating un­ BOB 1 3 t b DPI Business Writer customer’s decision to buy. 8 Bondt-Slocki-Mortgigei necessary. • Reasonable. Con­ 9 — PsriontI Lotnt fidential, quick arrangements. 25 Years Ago 10 Years Ago NEW YORK (UPi)--The According to statistics 10 — In tu rtn e t Spirit of Christmas is getting Alvin Lundynay Agency. 527-7971. It’s your lucky day, Friday! Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Bulla are installed Henry (Hank) McCann is chosen as released by the Original EMPLOYMENT too ConstituConstitution Plaza, Hart- as commanders of DAV Chapter and DAV chairman and James E. Murray as some stiff competition from Print Collectors Group, 13 Help Warded ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Scrooge this year as inflation which has some 1,400 mem­ 14 — Butlnatt Opporlunitlat P le a s e auxiliary, respectively. secretary by Advisory Rec and Park Com­ 15 — SItuitlon Wanted An estimated 1,200 attend Community mission. makes shoppers more con­ bers in the United States and MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd C o m e H o m e l scious of value. But selective EDUCATION mortgages — interim financing Sing at Center Park. abroad, the average price 18 Private Instructions Place a classified ad Friday and save money! buying results in Christmas appreciation of artists’ prints 19 Schoolt-CItttes — expeditious and confidential gifts with the added dividend it offered in 1972 has been 95 20 — Instructions Wanted service, J.D. Real Estate Assoc. 646-1980. of appreciation. per cent in two years. The REAL ESTATE Love, 23 Homes lor Sale Original prints, gold and Group guarantees members 24 Lolt-Land lor Sale HeraM Chuified U i win fM i new MOM silver coins, commemora- it will buy back prints for the 25 — Investment Property home for everythin{. . . even for yeul tives and wines are among original purchase price. 26 — Business Property § 27 — Retort Property the gifts that may bring in­ 28 — Real Estate Wanted vestment opportunities to 6 days for the price of 3 days! Many 4nvestors, stung by MISC. SERVICES □ EMPLOYMENT ^ RUMMAGE SALE friends and family. losses on\WpM Street, have 31 Services Ollered Although many authorities 32 — Painting-Paperlilg and taken refuge in the gold and — 33 Building-Contracting Help Wanted 13 ^ TAG SALE Call Friday for this special offer, in these fields are reluctant silver coin market, where 34 — RoolIng-SIdIng to recommend buying pri­ 35 — Heating-Plumbing Talcottvilte valuable gifts await the 38 — Flooring TOOL MAKERS - All-around between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. iTPmrsTOSHOP marily for investment pur­ Christmas shopper. 37 — Moving-T ruckIng-Storage g Congregational machinists and Bridgeport poses, chances are even a Lee Fox, director of Perera 38 — Services Wanted operators. Top wages, fringe Church PHONE 643-2711 ^ e l i e r a l ^ i modest gift, purchased with Fifth Avenue Numismatic MISC. FOR SALE benefits and overtime. S 9:30-2:30 December 14 Non-commercial Advertisers Onlyl the advice of an expert, can 41 Articles lor Sale Experience preferred. Apply at Sponsored by the FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING THEHNASTWWr Divison, says “people can 42 — Building Supplies appreciate substantially in play with coins, enjoy them, 43 — Dogs-BIrds-Pets Paragon Tool Company, 121 Quarryville Junior Ancient the next few years. 44 — Livestock Adams Street. :^i Fife and Drum Corps and still have something of 45 — Boats & Accessories In the meantime, the gifts — iS of Bolton real value.” He recom­ 46 Sporting Goods ELECTRONIC Technician - can be lived with and en­ 47 — Garden Products mended 19th Century coins 48 — Antiques Must be skilled in trouble joyed, unlike the stock cer- and the newer issues, which 49 — Wanted to Buy shooting, complex linear cir­ tihcate which sits in a range anywhere from $20 to cuits. ^ a l l company. Musical RENTALS Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 33 Homes For Sale 33 Homes For Sale 23 drawer. $150 apiece. 52 Rooms lor Rent ability useful. Electronic Music I The original print business “Silver dollars, which the 53 — Apartments lor Rent Labs, 875-0751. Happiness Is g EAST HARTFORD- Two- 54 — Homes lor Rent saying “thank you’’ COVENTRY (NORTH) $4S,«00 F re sh is booming as the public government stopped striking 55 — Business lor Rent family, seven rooms each floor, — MANAGEMENT TRAINEE- becomes better educated in 1935, have both intrinsic 56 Resort Property lor Rent BURGER KING i FOR THE MODERNISTIC!! lots of room, gas heated, storm 57 — Wanted to Rent for one of New England’s windows, 2-car garage, walking about art and increasingly and scarcity value,” Fox 58 Ulsc. lor Rent for making our g - fastest growing food chains. Ultra contemporary, 7 room distance to everything. Long « M M IrM l9 SPOTLESS PEALTOR dissatisfied with cheap says, “but more people today Restaurant experience helpful Christmas Party Chalet Raised Ranch. ------1. reproductions. Original AUTOMOTIVE range inflation beater, act fast! are inclined toward gold 61 Autos lor Sale but not neccessary. Apply in a success. % Cathedral beamed ceilings, 3 Donald S. Gale Realty Co., prints in limited editions and coins because gold is in the 62 — Trucks lor Sale pelrson, to Mr. Sully Hansen, 501 Is only one of the adjectives we use to describe this — Heavy Equipment lor Sale From the Manchester- % bedrooms, sunken living Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. signed by the artist offer 63 W(est Middle Turnpike. Grand­ 7-room Cape. As soon as you enter the door you C h ic k e n s headlines.” Mexico and 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles Bolton Association room, V/z baths, carpeting, tangible investments to the Austria are restriking com­ 65 Campers-Trallers-Moblle ma's Pies. unique beamed rec room with MANCHESTER - Authentic know this home has been "loved." Call us today so inflation wary consumer if Homes Girl Scout Leaders :$ She Herath we can tell you more — you won’t be disappointed. mon coins containing roughly — Colonial reproduction. Four 66 Automotive Service ADMINISTRATIVE Assistant - fireplace and garage. Treat bought from a reputable an ounce of gold which will 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease yourself to an inspection. Joe bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double dealer. To president of a management CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING garage, Lookout Mountain Whole retail about ten percentage concern in Hartford area. The Gordon, 649-5306 area. Must see to appreciate. Circle Gallery, Ltd., a points above the daily quota­ REALE’S CORNER work involves administrative EQUAL HOU8INO OPPORTUNITY Hayes Corporation, 6^131. 175 WAIN STREET PHONE 64 6-45 25 nationwide dealer in original tions for gold on the foreign •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• detail of client’s retirement prints by well known artists, exchange markets, he adds. plans, compilation and review •j: Happiness Is... j;:; BARROWS & WALLACE MANCHESTER - Porter Street sells prints ranging from $40 of client’s reports, fielding Mandwttsr Haw Havtn Harttard 2’/2 to 3 □ N O TIC E S ^ Listening to the ^ 649-8308 397-1818 728-6618 area, six-room Cape, three Real Estate Wanted 28 to $20,000, says Jack Solomon, Franklin Mint, which client inquiries and requests Joyful Spirit of bedrooms, dining room, living DELUXE CAPE under con­ manufactures coins and com- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• and providing backup to con­ struction on Ashworth Street. lbs president. In 1969, the com­ i|: Christmas Tidings PHONE room with fireplace, oversized WE WILL buy your house. Call Lost and Found sultants in the held. A 643-2711 Many quality features. Drive by pany commissioned Norman memoratives, says the ma­ detached garage with patio, full anytime, Hutchins Agency, jority of its collectors are not knowledge of, or experience at the $32,900 - 5‘/2-room Ranch, brick shed dormer, large bedrooms, and then call T. J. Crockett, Realtors, 646-3166. Rockwell to make his first Realtor, 643-1577. motivated by the desire to in­ LOST - Brown Bassett - with accounting, taxes or trust S MHS CHRISTMAS S FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD front, natural trim, cellar, gar­ private yard. Only $36,900. lb lithograph entitled “Spelling Dachshund cross. Answers to work helpful but not essential. age, trees. Hutchins Agency, Bee," which sold for $200. The vest. CONCERT ^ LaPenta Agency, 646-2440. SELLING your house? Call us “Herbie”. Wells Street area. Will train suitable applicant, Help Wanted 13 Homes For Sale 23 Realtors, 646-3166. SEVEN ROOM Raised Ranch, first and we’ll make you a cash current market price for the Friday, December 13, 2 1/2 baths, 2 fireplaces, laun­ “The notion of giving a Reward. Call 649-1172. salary up to $10,000 to start offer. One day service. T. J. Rockwell print is $2,000. depending upon experience and j-i 7:30 p.m. S ADVERTISING ADVERTISING OFFICE manager - Position of Offered by the dry room, patio, 2-car garage, commemorative plate or EXCELLENT BUYI CIRCA 1760 - Classic center Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. "Our clients like prints, LOST - Black long-fur cat. qualifications. Please reply Box growth in Manchester requires chimney Colonial, original pan­ plastered walls, oak flooring, bicentennial issue to children Cut'upor Split lb 45* many are collectors, and it’s Vicinity Lenox Street. Answers EE, Manchester Herald stating DEADLINE okkeeping and basic accoun- RIGHT HERE IN TOWN eling, sheathing, stairway, city utilities, built by Ansalm. IMMEDIATE cash for your or grandchildren for its RATES ting skillslills as well as typing. Immaculate 6-room Cape that Immediate occupancy. Charles a place to put their money,” to “Sock” . Reward. Call 649- in detail qualifications, 12 00 noon the day before hardware and floors. Four PHILBRICK property. Let us explain our > historical value is more im­ 1907. experience and educational S Thank You 1 day ...... 9 t word per day publication. ExperienceI preferred.prel Call Ms. offers 4 finished rooms down fireplaces, new heating system Lesperance, 649-7620. fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore,’^ says Solomon, “but we’re not 3 days ...... 64 word per day portant than the investment background and include I TROUPE 638 and 665 g Deadline for Saturday Sfid O’Neil at 649^129. and 2 large rooms up, with a and bath. Large barn, attached 647-1413. investment brokers.” He 6 days ...... 74 word per day appreciation,” says David LOST - Brown and black, white business and personal Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday full shed dormer, l ‘A baths, shed and garages, $44,500. says, however, that the in­ :g for helping to make the 26 days ...... 64 word per day OAK STREET - Large 6-6 Fresh Chicken Brown, director of com­ chest, male mongrel. Answers references. AVON - Yes, you can give fireplace, carpeting, large Philbrick Agency, Realtors, AGENCY duplex, 3 bedrooms on each vestment value of prints Qlrl Scout Leaders g 15 WORD MINIMUM yourself a winter vacation! FARM — 50 acres, mostly munications. to “Shep” . Vicinity Bissell paneled rec room, aluminum 646-4200. side, two oil hot water heating Street. M3-5270. Christmas Party :? Happy Ada . , ...... $2.00 Inch PLEASE READ Earn that money selling cleared and level land, 8 room □ MISC. SERVICES With RN or LPN to work part-time in siding, detached garage and systems, electric water heater, a success. S beautiful Avon Christmas gifts, TOLLAND- New listing. Seven house, barn, two large poultry f a busy doctors’ office in :| YOUR AD even a prime garden space. only three blocks from Main B a c k FOUND - White pet rabbit in Manchester. Will work on a jewelry and cosmetics now. Go room Raised Ranch, 2'/2-baths, houses,'2-car garage. Street. Nice deep lot with trees. Leg Quarters Forest and Main Street area. Classified ads are taken over someplace exotic later. No Move right in with nothing to fireplace, 30 mile view. Only Services OHered 31 “buddy system” Monday- __ the phone as a convenience. Good income. Truly a nice selling experience necessary. do — in this cream puff! IN-LAW Apartment, con­ CONN. SALVABC GO., hK. altas The Owner please call 649-3449 after Friday, 9-5 and every third I HAPPY HANUKKAH | The Herald is responsible for $45,500 . Pasek Realtors, MLS, duplex, priced right with low 5. Interested? Call 523-9W1. Situated in a quiet sisting of three rooms, plus 6- SHARPENING Service Saturday. Should be available |:|i to my Neighbors only one incorrect insertion and 289-7475, 742-8243. down payment. Call today, Saws, knives, axes, shears, then only to the size of the neighborhood with city room home, living room with or GLORIOUS EMPORIUM to substitute when the need S Love, I Manchester Realty Co., Ted skates, rotary blades. Quick LOST • Passbook No. 134986, arises. Send resume to Box C original insertion. Errors which LEAD SINGER - Wanted for utilities. Priced for quick MANCHESTER- Expandable fireplace, dining room, Goodchild, 646-4348. cm m OF wwiron MMO Glastonbury Bank and Trust. Lll Harvey i? do not lessen (he value of the hard rock band, male or service. Capitol Equipment Manchester Herald. sale, $35,800. duplex, 6-6, 2-car garage, kitchen, bedroom on first Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. Breast Quarters Manchester area. If found, call advertisement will not be cor­ female. Call after 6, 647-1824, porches, patio, good condition, t H i ST., MHKNEStER • 649-77S2 rected by an additional inser­ floor, with 2 bedrooms on se­ Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday 649-7916 any time. SALES ORIENTED - We have 646-0657. quiet location. Financing cond floor, screened porch, 2- MANCHESTER - New Family With Wing ib tion U&R REALTY CO., INC. Colonial, aluminum siding, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4 . 643- many positions open, right now. hi available. Mid 40’s. Northeast car garage, $38,000. 7958. IMPOUNDED - Black male Salary or commission. PART-TIME janitorial work in 043-2692 Realty, 568-7907. three bedrooms, bath and Hi Neighbor! Cocker-Poo. Contact Coventry Help Wanted 13 automobile dealership. Fringe CONTEMPORARY Raised lavatory, oversized modern Jobseekers, 568-1070. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor REWEAVING burns, holes. Dog Warden, 423^524. Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 benefits. See Mike Hardell at BOLTON - Seven-room Ranch Ranch — Large, modern kitchen, built-ins, 24’ combina­ PART-TIME custodian wanted, Fitzgerald Ford, 100 Windsor kitchen with pantry, formal tion dining and play room, gar­ Zippers, umbrellas repaired. Will the thieves who at­ MARRIED COUPLE - two days per week, Monday and plus rec room, with one-car IMPOUNDED - Small Beagle EARN UP TO $6. per hour. - Avenue, Rockville. 643-2485. EAST HARTFORD - Im­ age, just right lot, conveniently Window shades, Venetian tempted to make off with Superintendant for local apart­ Thursday from 8:30 a.m. - 2 LAB TECHNICIANS - Required garage set on %-acre lot on dining room with built-ins, blinds. Keys. TV for rent. cross, tri-color, female puppy. Sub-let. No experience to have a minimum CLA cer­ maculate 6 room Split, three dead-end street. Zinsser Agen­ living room with cathedral located. Donald S. Gale Realty ment complex, start now. p.m. Must have transportation. bedrooms, paneled family Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. U.S. No. 1 Washed our merchandise Sunday Contact Coventry Dog Warden, experienced. Jobseekers, 568- necessary, hours flexible, 872- tification with one year WOMAN WANTED - to work cy, 646-1511. ceiling and fieldstone Co., Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. 423-6524. ' $2.65 per hour. Retired people room, 1 l/2baths, basement, night please come in and 1070. welcome. Call 646-8133. 7321. Rockville area. experience in a hospital for expanding automotive dis­ fireplace from floor to ceiling, tributor at new Manchester pool, trees, $35,900. Warren E. EIGHT BIQ ROOMS MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. see me. (Please use the laboratory. Will be expected to redwood paneling, four Removal, pruning, lot clearing, LOST - Yellow female cat, CHRISTMAS is near, need to branch. Good salary and Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. «Miim M, aN 2 kiH lirwIicM laMr MANCHESTER front door this time.) I SECRETARY for law office in occasionally rotate weekends rawi, 4 (aMnaa >i4raia^ m i 4aMt (aiH. bedrooms, 2 full baths, large spraying. Fully insured. vicinity of Northfield Green LEGAL NOTICE supplement income? We have as scheduled. These are full benefits. Call Mr. Whitaker, 0^144,OM. K% BtrtMi naUb it ABSOLUTELY UNIQUE! won’t turn you in or any­ Condominiums. Call 646-7415. Willimantic. Excellent skills 247-6038. MANCHESTER - 8-room family room with fireplace, Licensed. Free estimates. full, part-time positions. time, permanent positions with Just listed!! 6 year old 2 fami­ Phone 646-3437. thing — I just want to dis­ required. Experience preferred Jobseekers, 568-1070. Contemporary, 4 large den or library, 5 sliding glass but not essential for bright, TO BE SOLD BY excellent salary and above BUUKtURD&ROSSEnO ly, brick Ranch. 4 fireplaces, cuss your giving our Glori­ Personals 2 LEGAL SECRETARY - bedrooms, 2 ‘/2 baths, magnifi­ R ailton -M LS e««-24S2 doors, 2 large decks, 2-car P o ta to e s capable person willing to learn. PUBLIC AUCTION average fringe benefits. Only built-ins, 3 bedrooms in each, TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Manchester law firm has posi­ cent view. In the 60’s. Warren 189 W n t Ctntar Straal garage, large lot. $68,500. ous Emporium a bad name. We try to peddle our stuff Please submit full resume and ON THE PREMISES PART-TIME janitorial work - those wi,tn acceptable partial rec rooms with Trees cut, trimmed or topped, RIDE WANTED from Bissell All shifts available. Call 649- references need apply. Please tion available. Applicant must E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. at almost giveaway prices but my wife says THIS is Street vicinity to PraJt & references to Box “T” BY DECREE OF TWO-FAMILY Duplex, 5-5, fireplaces, custom kitchen stumps removed, fully insured. 5334. contact: Personnel Employ­ have typing and shorthand Got a tree problem? Well worth ridiculous. You’re making it sound like our prices are Whitney, East Hartfbrd, Manchester, Herald. THE SUPERIOR COURT proficiency. Legal experience MANCHESTER - Nice custom MANCHESTER - six room three years old, IMi baths, and carpeting. Far below FOR TOLLAND COUNTRY ment Office. W.W. Backus aluminum siding, good invest­ replacement at $64,900. Ann a phone call. 742-8252. still not low enough! And just because we’re only dpen working hours 6; 30-2:30. Call SALES- That’s what it’s all Hospital, 326 Washington required. Salary commensurate Cape. Formal dining room, luxury Ranch, country kitchen 643-5879. SHELF STOCKER - Full-time, DECEMBER 14, 1974 good size living room with includes built-in oven, range, ment at $53,900. Hunter, 649-5306. 21 hours a week (now 25 hours with being open Satur­ about. Need extra money? Call Street, Norwich, Conn. 889-8331 with qualifications. Call At­ LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, warehouseman needed to start at torney Josiah J. Lessner, 649- fireplace, dinette kitchen. and dishwasher, den with EQUAL HOU8INQ OPPORTUNITY days ’til 9 before Xmas) is no excuse to come in after now, over 21. Jobseekers, 568- Jobseekers, 568-1070. ext. 357. EOE. CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12 cellars and attics cleaned, Announcements 3 1:00 P.M. 5277, to arrange interview. Convenient east-side area. fireplace, three bedrooms, two room antique Colonial com­ BARROWS & WALLACE hours. Nobody should work on Sunday anyway. 1070. Priced to sell at $35,900. Paul baths, heated family room, gar­ lawns mowed, small tree work. A certain piece or parcel of BABYSITTER wanted im- LICENSED Electrician and pletely restored and in MancbMttr N«w Hmn Hmiord Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. SANTA CLAUS for hire, mediately, week days, my W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. ages, in-ground pool, Wolverton 848-8308 397-1818 728-6818 land with buildings and all other plumber - Excellent hourly Situation Wanted excellent condition. 4 Manchester area. Call 872-2302 BUILDING GROUNDS man, home, off Center Street, call rate. Manchester area. Reply 15 Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. for more information. improvements thereon, EAST HARTFORD - Spec­ fireplaces, 2'h baths, income CUSTOM MADE Draperies, full-time with excellent 646-7679. Box “S” Manchester Herald. very reasonable work benefits, strong maintenance situated in the Town of WILL BABYSIT in my home. tacular 4-bedroom LaCava MANCHESTER - New listing, producing 3-room studio MANCHESTER - Price ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦< Willington, County of Tolland, guaranteed, call anytime. 649- background. Excellent pay. PART TIME - Counter help JOBS - Interested in a job that Bolton area. Call 646-2376 any Colonial. First-floor family fine family home with three apartment and 2-room antique dropped $2,000 for quick sale. State of Connecticut, and time. 4266. Jobseekers, 568-1070. wanted. Call 646-1555. requires no experience and room, carpeting throughout, 2- bedrooms and den, large shop. Custom Cape style Ranch, 5 located on the Easterly side of offers free training, security, car garage, huge rear deck kitchen, dining room, full TWO-FAMILY - 5-5 flats. large rooms, enclosed porch, White House Tree cellar. Be home for Christmas. CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make PART-TIME - If you have 10-15 Willington Avenue, sometimes DRAFTSMAN - Full-time, five travel, education and good pay? facing private woods. Central heat, one block to bus unfinished second floor, close to sure your fireplace and hours available each week, use □ REAL ESTATE Immediate occupancy. Cul-de- Only $37,900. Wolverton Agen­ schools, $29,900. Exclusive. J. Old-Fashioned called Blair Road, and more years ej^erience. Store Contact your Air Force line. $37,500. chimney are clean for this them profitably presenting our particularly bounded and fixtures. Excellent benefits. representative at 221 Asylum sac. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, cy, Realtors, 649-2813. Possum Agency, 643-9859. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Realtors, 643-1108. year’s tough heating season quality diaper service to expec­ described as follows: Call now. Jobseekers, 568-1070. Street, Hartford or call 244- Homes For Sale 23 BOWERS SCHOOL - Center ahead. Reasonable rates. Call Scraps and paper adorn this VERNON - conveniently WILLIMANTIC - New 5 room Clip This Vaiuable Coupon! tant mothers. Guaranteed in­ Beginning at a point which 2347. entrance Garrison Colonial, 872-0930, 872-0635. year’s White House Christmas come from our established WANTED - Christian Educa­ TOLLAND - A warm home MANCHESTER - Six-room located 2-family home with Ranches, from $24,990. 5% tree. marks the Northwest corner of eat-in kitchen, formal dining customers, plus new business tion Consultant as advisor to HAIRDRESSER- experienced, trimmed in sunshine. Six-room custom built Ranch, fireplace, three bedrooms each apart­ room, front-to-back living down, 8% interest, 30 year ALTERATIONS - Dresses, “ We tried to use an old income makes this an attrac­ land, now or form erly of carpeting, garage, west side ment. Fireplaced living room, mortgage available to qualified Church School and Youth full or part-time. LuJon Salon Country Cape, acre lot. Low room with fireplace, four coats, suits. Dressmaking, too. 1 fashioned theme,” First Lady tive part-time employment op­ Paciga ; thence Easterly along location, near school, enclosed 2-car garage, good investment. buyer. Other models available. Program. 15 hours per week, of Beauty, 61 East Center 30’s. 8T2-6323. bedrooms, IW baths, screened Quality workmanship. Call 649- Betty Ford said. “There is a portunity. Work from home, a fence for a distance of 315 feet $2,000 yearly. Send resume to Street, 643-1939. porch, excellent condition. 30’s. Wolverton Agency, Realtors, J. Lindy Childress, Builder, 456- 7554. sort of tradition in our family of car necessary. Call Miss Baker, to a point; thence Sotherly Second Congregational Church, Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. 649-2813. porch, 2-car garage, $45,900 0797, 429-7551 from 8 a.m. - 4:30 having an old fashioned family General Diaper Service, 278- along land now or formerly of RFD 4, Box 45, Coventry, Conn. MANCHESTER - McKinley p.m. TRUCKING - Odd jobs, moving 6170. FOUR-BEDROOM Colonial - NEW COLONIAL - First Christmas and we brought it John A. and Melba M. Zelonka, 06238, Attention: Mr. Winthrop Street. Lovely custom six-room CAPE COD - 7 rooms, 3 large appliances, cleaning Now for a few hints of what we’ll be peddling this Split, II years old, 11/2 baths, 3 bedrooms, formal dining room, Two-car oversized garage. Two floor family room with WILLIMANTIC - New 2-family L a rg e E g g s into the White House.” a distance of 207 feet to a point; Richardson. BRICK MASONS cellars and attics. Free es­ weekend: URGENT! Very many air-conditioners, new electrical fireplace, formal dining room, homes, from $49,900. Model thence Westerly along land now ABLE TO LAY BRICK. b^rooms, sliding glass doors eat-in kitchen, carpeted living timates. 644-1775. Tradition wasn’t the only con­ positions available now, are you PHONE FROM home to ser­ from living room to patio, gar­ room with fireplace, family wiring. Several extras. Central. 2t^ baths, carpeting open daily. Excellent financing sideration in decorating the 19 or formerly of John A. and NON-UNION I ) A stock of reg. $22.95 Proctor Toaster Ovens in ready? Call now. Jobseekers, vice our customers for super age. Professionally landscaped. room. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Treed yard. Priced under throughout, aluminum siding, available. Builder, J. Lindy GUTTERS cleaned and 1/2 foot fir tree in the Blue 568-1070. Melba M. Zelonka, 315 feet, earnings. Choose own hours. CALL ENFIELD. 749-2741 Priced below replacement market for fast sale. Belfiore 2-car garage, assumable Childress, 456-0797, 429-7551 Finast Fresh gift-giving condition at $12.90 each. All fully guar­ more or less, to Willington repaired. Painting and anteed. Room. “Anvone reading the Call 6^-1810. value. Only $37,9dO. Arruda RAISED RANCH - Rockledge. Agency, 647-1413. mortgage. $51,500. from 8 a.m. - 4:30 p.m. paperhanging. Call 646-6688. papers knows the economy is LOVE IS, making more money Avenue; thence Northerly Realty, 644-1539. Seven rooms, 3 bedrooms, *) A load of wrought (or overwrought) iron stands for than you are now. Call us. NEW RAISED RANCH - 7 TOLLAND - Tallwood Knoll. Grade A not in the best shape,” she said, along Willington Avenue, a dis­ dining room with sundeck, VERNON TWO HANDYMEN-will clean TV or stereo sets, made to sell for $3.95 at $1.68 ea. Jobseekers, 568-1070. MANCHESTER - Seven room family room, aluminum siding, rooms, large family room, Goose Lane. New Colonials and adding, “Increasing prices tance of 207 feet, more or less, EXCEPTIONAL VALUE! attics and cellars, light 3) Expected (but not here yet) — load (oops!) of dis­ have certainly affected my to the point and place of begin­ Cape on large lot with oversized 2-car garage. Merritt Agency, 19x25, 2W baths, 2 fireplaces, Raised Ranches from $47,900. trucking, reasonable rates, 643- HOUSEKEEPER - Full See this immaculate 8-room Top financing available. one doz posable diapers in some of the sizes we haven’t had budget.” ning. 2-car garage, screened in 646-1180. wall-to-wall carpeting 5305. charge, for new 100 room motor porch, knotty pine family room. Swiss Chalet that offers three throughout. 2-car garage. Builder, J. Lindy Childress, 456- The tree is decorated com­ The property is subject to in some time, like daytimes and toddler. Should inn with own laundry. Opening Ppiced to move at $32,900. F. J. MANCHESTER - Newer 3- or four bedrooms, large Aluminum siding, large 0797, 429-7551 from 8 a.m. - 4:30 be here for the weekend. pletely with home made or­ taxes due the Town of ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ shortly at Steak-Out WANTED Spllecki, Realtor, 643-2121. bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, kitchen, beamed ceiling living assumable mortgage. Asking p.m. eling, rec rooms, offices, Willington, and subject to With This Coupon and a purchase of $0 or more 4) Complete Xmas stock — lights, ornaments, na­ naments such as quilt balls, and Restaurant, Vernon. Motel or Assistant correspondent to help In the possible 4th bedroom, con­ room, formal dining room, household repairs. Phone 649- building lines, if established, all $50,000. tivities, plastic Santas, sleighs, etc. at half what other decorations made from Institutional experience MANCHESTER area - venient location. $35,900. Paul large barn board paneled rec 4594. Limit one coupon per Customer desired. Call 646-2260 for ap­ taxes, ordinances and coverage of Coventry news. Reduced, clean, aluminum­ the fancy stores get you for. sewing basket scraps, paper W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. room, 2 full wall fireplaces, CONDOMINIUM- 7 rooms, 3 Lots-Land lor Sale 24 and string. pointment with Mr. Budisn, governmental regulations, in­ sided, 51/2 room Ranch. Large, Valid thru Dec. 14 0 Phono Monica Shea sun deck, patio, 2Yt baths, 2- bedrooms, 2W baths, wall-to- Painting-Papering 32 Plus fancy braided rugs, stereo, bicycles, upholster­ Manager. cluding building and zoning modern kitchen with LAND, BARN - 3 bedroom There were only a few com­ car garage. Park-like wall carpeting’, modern ANDOVER — Three wooded, ed and pine furniture, rocking chairs, snowmobile and mercial decorations. The regulations affecting said appliances, 3 bedrooms, full house, baseboard heat, kitchen with built-ins, finished surveyed and approved lots, up CEILINGS, inside painting, ACTIVE, friendly toddler needs 742-9495 alter 12 noon. cellar, acre plus treed lot. Only grounds. Occimancy for lace type boots, fancy mattresses, skis & skates, ceiling-high tree was designed premises. excellent barn, large brook. rec room, central air- to 9 acres. Priced from $13,5(J0. papering floor sanding- a Grandma three afternoons a $32,900. Keith Real Estate, 64^ Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- Christmas. Financing carpeting, picture frames, hockey sticks & gloves, and to use less than 100 watts of TO BE SOLD ON THE conditioning, $34,500. Call Warren E. Howland, refinishinginishiiig (specializing(so in week, vicinity Friendly Ice 4126, 649-1922. 3166. available. $55,500. older floors). John Verfaille, 205 Spencer hundreds of things I can’t even remember, all at less electricity. Cream, Please call 643-1243 ask PREMISES TO THE HIGHEST Realtor, 643-1108. BIDDER. U & R REALTY CO., INC. WE NEED LISTINGS NOW! 646-5750, 872-2222. *han dealers themselves pay. for Tiger. VERNON - Six room Ranch TERMS: $3,000.00 cash or cer­ TOLLAND 643-2692 Thinking of Selling Your 2 1/2 ACRES of industrial land So come visit and enjoy the delicious complimen­ with 2-car garage, large kitchen for sale. Centrally located. Call GRAD STUDENTS, Street SHEET METAL - commercial tified check at time of sale, OUT OF SANTA’S BAG Hobart D. Murdock. Realtor Property? Call TODAY! tary coffee while you look. We’ll really enjoy seeing b r i g h t f u t u r e I HOUSEWIVES! with built in oven and range, 649-4056. after 4 p.m. experienced insured, excellent Inspector, 45 hour week balance on approval of sale and three bedrooms, fireplaced Nearly new 8 room Raised references and quality interior K-Mart Plaza you. Remember that we sell with a real ‘‘no-hard- NEW YORK (UPI) - The experienced only. Start now’ I DO YOU WANT TO EARN Ranch. Family room, 3 Frost and Sullivan research firm deed by the court and tender of living room, deep shrubbed lot, MANCHESTER - Owner painting at the lowest price. time" money back guarantee if your purchase does not Jobseekers, 568-1070. deed. bedrooms, stained woodwork, Real Estate Wanted 28 says annual sales of the chemi­ I EXTRA MONEY? $ 3 7 ,^. Wolverton Agency, anxious for quick sale, 5 1/2 649-7034, (Silver Lane) please you in every way. And my wife says, "Don’t Realtors, 649-2813. 2 car garage, carpeting plus PHILBRICK cal specialties market is ex­ KEYPUNCH operator, paTu FOR FURTHER P We have an Immediate opening (or women who want room Cape, 11/2 baths, garage, forget your wallet!” INFORMATION WRITE OR hardwood floors, acre plus lot SELLING your home or PAINTING and paperhanging, pected to soar from $719 million time, one year experience ^ work only part time. Afternoone, approximately 3-7 p.m., eat-in kitchen, Waddell School acreage? For prompt friendly Remember our CALL: MANCHESTER - New listing, 5 loaded with trees. Priced at area. LaPenta Agency, excellent work. References. in 1971 to $1.19 billion by 1900. reauired on IBM systems 3, % days a week. Must have oar. service, call Louis Dimock Free estimates. Fully Insured, Exhausting Hours; data recorder, 129, 029 or Attorney Robert D. McGann room Ranch, stone fireplace, $50,900. Call Tony Wasilefsky Realtor, 646-2440. MANCHESTER C eyC kA Jl^, Xhemical speciality producers, it Phone Todayl tile laundry room, tile bath, AGEHCY Realty, 649-9823, Martin Mattsson, 649-4431 SUPERMARKETS Thurs. Eve (Ugh) 6 to 9, similar keypunch machine. R.F.p. No. 2 ^ Doi> Hatak (Circulation Dept.) at 649-5306 today. adds, will find new oportunitios carpeting in living room, com­ ■DUAL HOUaiNO OPPORTUNITY MANCHESTER - Seven room Hours 6-12 p.m. Good pay, Wes(! Willington, Connecticut REALTORS / lL cash for your property Fridays 10 to 9 and Satur­ stemming from the impact of Manchester Evening Herald binations, garage, city utilities. older home, central location, 1 CONNECTICUT Painting Con­ Prices effective thru Sat. Dec. 14 W e Reserve the Right to Limit Qu entities excellent fringe benefits. Coca Tel: 526-3101 BARROWS A WALLACE Aithin 24 hours. Avoid red tape, tractor - Interior and exterior days 10 to 9 ’til Xmas. safety, health, pollution and 647-9946 Owner anxious to sell, priced at NIBINMBIIf Niw Hittn nMYiOni 1/2 baths, needs work. Han­ Committee of the Superior 8,500. Charles Lesperance, / instant service. Hayes Agency, painting. No job too small. Call other legislatioa 846-aSM 317-1810 728-8618 dyman spwial, $25,900. Paul W. 6 4 6 - 4 2 0 0 ’ 646-0131. Court g9-7620. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. 646-0053. PAGE THIRTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, % nchester. Conn., Thurs., Dec. 12, 1974 - PAGE THIRTY-FIVE BENJY BY JIM BERRY Artlcl0$ tor Solo 41 Apartmonh For Rant 81 Apartmanta For Rant 83 Bualnaaa tor Rant 88 (T<& MANCHESTER- four rooms, OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN (KIR BOARDING HOUSE wlih MAJOR HOOPLE -FAPTICUl.APLr' ZENITH color TV, 25” console, WE HAVE customers waiting BUG S BUNNY maple. Excellent condition. |75. for the rental of your apartment adults, single!. singles o.k.— Available MANCHESTER - East Center - m A M T O t h a t ' ^ M r ' i t C O M P 6 . January, $117^ Securit^^, utilites Street. Modern alr-conditloned Call 649-1488. or home. J.D. Real Estate WHAPDA YOU MBa U VEAH, AW' IWSTEAP o f WEARin ' A PRifiVF. THAT'^ M o n q T o O : extra. After 5, 643-927 office space, from 100 to 2,000 BOSS, ARE YA TOO BUSY HOWS WE'VE GOT A, FOLDIN' POOL CUE T o U l^ fM ! Associates, Inc. 846-1980. T TALK T' TM’ OUY FROM I'VE BEEM STACKIMS SIZE l a r g e r TO MIWIMIZE THE AW­ 5POOKV ADAMS M r M O TTO y, LARGE railroad vise, ideal for square feet, $4:50 per foot. OWTH' LARP7/ THIS FUL TRUTH, VOU'RE ACCEWTUATiW OUR '- A BOX f o r CARRYIN' FAL6E \6 SELLIN’ OLDER four room Duplex. Call Hayes Corporation, 846-0131. — \ I ^ J IH' OFFICE NEXT, IS ONE OF MV o l PEST THE POSrrivE.' IF you PUT OJ AW- CRKFT' MP- M A Ff7 construction work, $130. Call LOOKING for anything in real TEETH — FOUR ASH TRAVS A 5PE C IA L 6434)725. CTOORf SHIRTS AW I'V\ s t il l OTHER h a l f Pour-JP AW' TARE A SHOW MADE OUT A' HUBCAPS THAT KEY, WITH 649-7578 after 5. estate rental — apartments. WEARiw' i t .' TWO-ROOM office with private IM ’ PEEP BREATH YOU'LL SPLIT IT COMINa, 5AV POLICE ON T H E M -----A ' LE650N5 FOR homes, multiple dwellings, no SCHNOOOUe WIPE OPEKJ--LIRE STUFFIW A lavatory. Near Manchester 5NUFFy.j FORMULA FOR MAKIN’ W INE ■ ANYONE NEW RINSE-N-VAC steam fees. Call J.D. Real Estate FOUR ROOM apartment , se­ POUWP OF S*,U5AaE IWTO A 7 cleans, rinses, and vacuums out Associates, Inc. 6M-1980. cond floor, parking, one or two Hospital. Call 643-1188. HALF-PDUWP CASlW G /^ry- OUTA CABBAGE— AN' A WHO G ET6 dirt leaving carpets children, no pets, security COMBINATION TOOTHPICK LOCKED required. $135 per month. Call ELLINGTON - 2,000 sq. ft. new AN' BACKSCRATCHER! O UT A professionally clean. Rent at VILLAGER APARTMENTS - LOT/ Manchsester Wallpaper & Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 644-9635. brick and steel building, clear Paint Company, 185 West Mid­ tiled baths, wall-to-wall span, loading dock, heat and 'A dle Turnpike, 6464)143. carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, EAST HARTFORD- Newly air-conditioning optional. 872- - n - /2 - heat, hot water, patio, full base­ decorated three room apart­ 8351. SEASONED Fireplace Wood - ment. No pets. 649-7620. ment, gas heat, adults /X-lt preferred Call 528-0^. MANCHESTER - Only store in Painting-Paporing 32 Rooting-Siding-Chimney 34 Articlaa tor Sale 41 Articlaa tor Sala 41 $20 per 3/4 ton pickup load delivered. Call 228-9585. THREE ROOMS - FHrst floor, south end, ideal tor food J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom HORACE Tetrault — Siding, with heat and appliances, no FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ business, real estate, etc. For CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag, cut cond floor, central, gas and gas details, 643-8078 after 6. MICKEY FINN decorating. Interior painting. roofing, storm windows, aw­ your own. White Spruce, Blue CHRISTMAS TREES CHRISTMAS TREES - large pets, one months security BY HANK CKONAKD Paper hanging. New Ceilings, nings. Quality workmanship, selection, try us, you’ll like required. Available November stove, security. 646-1189. Spruce. Stanley Tree Farm, at Hickory Ridgo Farm SINGLE ROOM and three Remodelintleling. Exterior painting. free estimates. Fully insured. what we have. Yeoman’s Tree 1st. Can be seen 6-7 p.m. Satur­ OKAyf IF I ^ Long Hill Road, off Route 6, at RESPONSIBLE female to rooms available as suite or NOT UNTIL YOU ANSWER THE FIOHT THAT ANSWER ISN'T M Y LAWYER Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. 872-9187, 649-3417. *ScolciinM ★ DougluFIr Farm, 411 Lake Road, Andover. days 6-8, 28 Church Street. LEAVE NOW, SOME QUESTIONS/ LETS 1QVM IS FULL Andover church. 742-6438. share home in Manchester with singles. Air-conditioning, off NEARLY GOOD ENOUGH! WILL SPRING Fully insured. For estimate call 742-8907. Follow signs from NOW LOOK, CUTTER I CAN STILL START WITH THE NAMES \OFGAMBLERSl I THINK I ’L L BOOK M E IN FIVE Sprint young family, good location, street parking. Phone John H. -NOBOPy'S ACCUSING CATCH M y 649-9658. ROOFING - Specializing FIREWOOD for sale, $50 a cor- Route 6. MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- OF THE GAAABLER5 WHO HOW DO t y o u FOR WITHHOLDING MINUTES! repairing roofs, new roofs, family , 4-4, includes range, dis­ reasonable, references needed. Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. you OF ANyTHINGI PLANE TO VISITED THE ROCCO KID KNOW WHO » INFORMATION./ Or-*S d. Phone 742-9046. Write Box JJ, Manchester BEFORE HIS LAST FIGHT.^ TALKED TO PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned PUnUUon is located on South River HAND crocheted, knitted posal, dishwasher, washer and CANT '. 30 afghans, ponchos, girl’s skirts, dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting Herald. HIM? / SET THE6 E Five years experience. and repaired. 30 years WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed Rd., off Route SI, North Coventry. H i / ANYWHERE Excellent references. Pete, 742- experience. Free estimates. any length, split, $50 per cord Robert Vlany and Family 742-SS54. boleros. Other items. Machine and parking. Full basement, OFFICE SPACE , A 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Howley, 643-5361. wash and dry. 875-4565. $250 monthly. Tenant pays MANCHESTER - Gracious GRAMPAW T a delivered. John Hutchinson, two-bedroom Townhouse, FOR RENT II 742-6639. utilities. Jesdor Realty, 633- I SEARS Kenmore sewing 1411. private entrances and patio. 250 square feet, center of I MUTT AND JEFF WALLPAPERING AND Hoating-Plumbing 35 CREATED BY BUD FISHER Removal - Neat work and machine, $80 or best offer. Doga-BIrda-Pata 43 Full basement. Includes heat. Manchester, air-conditioning I SEASONED hardwood, large appliances, carpets and pool. dependable service. Choose SEWERLINES, sink lines, 3/4 ton pick-up truck load, $30. Excellent condition. Call 649- and parking. Call: 643-9551. JER; yoUR Ne w JOB HERE r W t m a t d ia l g iv e s u s cleaned with electric cutters, 6810. DOG-CAT boarding reser­ $255 per month. Paul W. OH/VIAN,THAT DIAL wahcoverings at home. Pain­ Call 875-4350 or 742-6519. ROCKVILU ROQMB ATTME WATER COMPANY ting also. 649-5474. by professionals. McKinney vations. Combined inside/out- Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or GOE CRA'Zy EVERY ROCKLAND TERRACE 643-4535.3-451 6 Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ FRIGIDAIRE Washer - Good side runs, partitioned privacy, 15 TO WATCH TIME THERE’S A PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ pany, 643-5308. CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag and condition, $60. Call 633-5948. germicidal lighting. Canine Large and baairtltul ona-bedroom Wanted to Rent 57 TklATDlAL.' ting, wallpapering, spray/brush cut your own. All trees 66 Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon Road, apartmanta, haat, hot water, all MANCHESTER - Luxurious COMMERCIAL Birch Mountain Road, Bolton. Manchester, 646-5971. appllancaa Including diahwaahar, one-bedroom Townhouse, king painting. Fair prices, fully in­ NO JOB too small, toilet MAPLE dining set, pedestal dispoaal, carpeting, pool and your COUPLE desires to rent small ON-- Weekdays after 3, weekends 44” round table, five large cap­ size master bedroom, walk-in house, will pay up to $200 per sured, experienced and depen­ repairs, plugged drains, kitchen own private terrace In a country aet- PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VKRMFFR dable. 643-1671. faucets replaced, repaired, rec anytime. tain’s chairs. Heywood - AKC REGISTERED Yorkshire Ung. 1180. No pets. closet, full, private basement. month. Call 646-8353. Terrier puppies. 3 females, 2 Includes all appliances, heat, GRANDPA, DID YDU we HAD ONE CHAP rooms, bathroom remodeling, Wakefield. Excellent condition. 8724223 87S-7466 52S4586 AND WHEN HE SAID INSIDE - Outside painting. heat modernization, etc. Free SEASONED cordwood ■- Cord $295. Call 649-8720. males. Choose yours today, for carpeting and pool. $230 per HAVE COMEDIANS IN WHO ALWAYS SAID,. IT WE'D ALL LAUGH t h e o l d D A Y S ? r— "WANNA BUY A Special rates for people over 65. estimates gladly given. M & M and half-cord loads. E. Christmas. Call 644-9555. month. Paul W. Dougan, -J^AND LAUGH) /----- Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. DUC.K?% Full'?ully insured. — Estimates given Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. Yeomans, 742-8907. NEVER USED Franklin Stove, WE SURE D l^ Call 649-7863. $175; leather jacket, size 16, SCHNAUSER puppies, AKC ^CARLYLE.' y X POINSETTIAS, Cyclamen VERNON - One-bedroom AVAILABLE January 1st, □ AUTOMOTIVE TOWNE Plumbing Service, worn once, $50. Ladies. Call 643- registered, miniatures, males townhouses available for im­ plants, foliage and terrarium 0229 after 5 p.m. and females. Reasonable. three room apartment, modern repairs, alterations, vanity mediate occupancy. Designed cabinets a specialty. Call to plants, also wreaths and Ready for Christmas. 649-4108, styling, appliances, parking, Autos For Sale 61 Building-Contracting 33 for comfort, convenience and 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- cemetary baskets. Ponticelli BARBIE DOLL Dresses, 50 289-1161. storage, carpeting, lease and 2 pleasure. Features include Greehnhouse, 427 North Main cents; complete wedding outfit, security required, no dogs. NEED CAR? Credit bad? MASONRY - All types, 4056. private entrances, slate foyer, CAPTAIN EASY BY C R O O K S & LAW RENCE Street. $2.25; bridesmaids dresses $1. CHRISTMAS PUPPIES - Free Hilliara Street, after 6 p.m. call Bankrupt? Repossessed? fieldstone, brick, concrete. total convenience kitchen, for­ 643-6452. to good homes. Small, mostly 649-7289. Honest Elouglas accepts lowest I Free estimates, after 5 p.m., BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - mal dining room and living Prompt, courteous service. Call beagle male pups. Raised with down, smallest payments. GTOPl I'V E 15CX.KV, /WAC-TOO LATEl TAKE THE 643-1870 or 644-2975. Are ytu an armchair shopper? room area, open balcony FOUR ROOM flat, in four fami­ CHANGEP m y 643-1496: TWO MAPLE end tables, pine children. 647-1213. bedroom, 11/2 baths, entertain­ Douglas Motors, 345 Main. we GOT ORPERG TO s t a t u e : r Check out the bargains on the ly house, second floor, unfur­ /WIND CART THIS BACK T' , STILL CLAIM book case with knickknack ment room, patio and deck NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - HaraM Classified Pages Livestock 44 nished, $150 heat included. No THE l a w y e r ; ^ THE EM­ LYNN’S PLUMBING - shelf two air-conditioners. area, individual washer and TOYOTA - See us for reliable Remodeling, repairing, ad­ Excellent condition. 643-6142. pets or children, security, 643- ______jQ ERALD ditions, rec rooms, porches and Repairs, remodeling, new con­ dryer, storage area, air- used Toyotas with our 60-day struction. Water pumps. FOR RENT - Box stall and 6181. 100% warranty. We also buy roofing. No job too small. Call LAWSON SOFA - $20; studio conditioning, master TV anten- THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM French spoken also. 875-7263. YOU saved and slaved for wall- board for horse, country, plenty na. $245 per month including used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, 649-3lft. couch, $25; Barcolounger, $25; to-wall carpet. Keep it new with of places to ride, excellent TWO-BEDROOM duplex, heat and hot water. Please calill 345 Center Street, Manchester, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing chair, $10. Telephone M3-M50. Blue Lustre. Rent electric care. 742-7035. appliances, full basement. No 646-4321. CARPENTRY - Repairs, 872-0528 Monday through pets. Lease and security. $210 - Repairs and remodeling, shampooer $1. E. A. Johnson Friday, 8-5 p.m. remodeling, additions, roofing. Paint Company. per month. Available January Call Davia Patria, South Wind­ sewer lines cleaned electrical­ SEASONED oak hardwood, cut AUTO INSURANCE - Compare PO'DJMWP.AAACm? ly. Prompt service on emergen­ 1st. 647-9773, 649-9455. our low rates. Young drivers sor, 644-1796. and split, half-ton pick-up Sporting Goods 46 VERNON - Town House s d u o u s t <:ha^?6Ec> ^ - cies. 643-7024. truck, $30. Call 429-6567 after 6 BEAUTIFUL African violets Gardens, one-bedroom Ranch welcome. For quotation call •for sale. Call 649-5907. MANCHESTER - Seven rooms Rod Dolin, 646-6050. AAEFDRTHE p.m. MODEL 99 Savage 22 hi-power, and duplex style apartment im­ unfurnished, children accepted, Flooring 36 excellent shape, $100. Call after mediately available. An apart- DINING ROOM harvest table, $250 includes utilities. Security 6ROCERV OkRTj 90” SOFA and chair, $60. Call 5. 649-7578. ment community of unique WE PAY $10 for complete junk [p lir. b, MC Iw Aluminum Siding deacon’s bench, two Hitchcock required. 643-8078 after 6. KItchm R»-mod«llng FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, 649-9405. architectural design and cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto I tm Hw us'ph ok (specializing in older floors). chairs, black and maple $300; beautiful landscaping. F^eatures Body, 528-1990. New Additions Ceilings and inside painting. Kling m aple buffet $150. DESIRABLE two bedroom SEARS CHORD organ, play by Antlquea 48 private entrances, patio door to Duplex, garden apartment, R.E. MILLER, Builder John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- number, excellent condition. Telephone 875-8320. 1975 CHRYSLER Cordoba, fully private patio area, waii-to-wall range, refrigerator,efrifi heat, hot THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA Call 649-1421 2222. $50 with bench. Call 649-8613. WANTED carpeting, range, refrigerator equipped with all luxury op­ GE pot scrubber portable dis­ Antique furniture, water and parking. Adults, no glass, pewter, oil paintings, or and garbage oisposal, master tions. Now at Chorches Motors, hwasher, almost new, gold, ets. $190 monthly. Available 643-2791. BOWLING SHOES - One pair other antique items. R. TV antenna, storage and laun­ ?anuary 1st. 643-0973, 643-7796. C 1974 By SEA, tat- TJ$. Sit Ui. to. W. men’s size 8 1/2M, one pair butcher block top. $200. Harrison, 643-8709. dry facilities in basement, total you ASKED WES ROBBINS carpentry Telephone 875-8320. CHEVY IMPALA, 1972, vinyl remodeling specialistialist. Ad- □ MISC. FOR SALE women’s size 5 1/2M. Almost electric. No pets. Rental star­ ALLEY O O P BY V.T. HAMLIN FOR THE new. Call after 5 p.m. 649-6757. DINING ROOM table, Chippen­ ting at $150 per month. For ap­ top, air, automatic, excellent SAME RAISE ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 275 GALLON oil tank, $40 or dale chairs; maple twin neds, pointment call 872-0528, Mon­ condition, 649-2538 after 4:30 OOP LIVED IN A VlLLAlSE NOT MOU'VE BEEN YES, MANY TIMES/, ...COME ON, rtU LAST y e a r built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Articles tor Sala 41 best offer. Call 649-8215. AND THE day through Friday, 8-5 p.m. •v- PRESIDENTIAL p.m. FAR FROM HERE. MARMD. THERE BEFORE? IT'S RUN BY A INTRODUCE \O U / 649-3446. PINE CONE Christmas Chippendale dresser; end Ye a r b e f o r e , tables; B&G figurines. 633-6026. VILLAGE APTS. IT'S OVER THAT WAY.' FELLOW THEY FLINTSTONE.. ALUMINUM sheets used as decorations - Wreaths, table CHRISTMAS TREES - Any PLEASANT four room apart­ VEGA 1972 Hatchback - LEON Cieszynski builder - new printing plates, .007 thick, decorations, wall hangings. size, $5. Buy one cord wood, get Excellent condition. $1,595 or homes custom built, Wanted to Buy 49 ment, second floor, centrally MANCHESTER 23x32” . a cents each or 5 for $1. Reasonable prices. Call Sue, your tree free. 194 French located, large kitchen, no best offer. Silver gray, reipodeled, additions, rec Phone 643-2711. 649-9574. Road, Bolton. 643-0926. economy car. 646-3325 after rooms, garages, kitchens WANTED - PIANO for student. appliances, $150. plus heat. Call One and two bedrooms Not over $25. Call 742-7123. 649-3978, 6464780. 5:30. remodelM, bath tile, cement NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 Near schools, churches and work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ shopping center, on bus, cents each. Inquire side door. MANCHESTER - Brand new BUICK 1966, sedan, new tires, E tial or commercial. ^11 649- Manchester Evening Herald. line. Call anytim e. 4291. Just In Time For Christmas! three bedroom Duplex in quiet exhaust system, fuel and water neighborhood. Includes 646-2623 pumps, excellent body, $500. WE BUY and sell used fur­ □ RENTALS appliances and is fully 643-9664. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY niture. Cash on the line. One Carpentry and general contrac­ carpet^. $280 monthly. Heat 12-13 piece or an entire housefull. 1974 FORD M a v e ric k , 6 ting. Residential and commer­ Rooms tor Rent 52 not included. No‘ pets . Security Seoul.. 646-6432. Furniture Bam, 345 and references required.r Call cylinder, excellent condition, a - iz 11-11 cial. Whether it be a small Main Street Rear, behind AVAILABLE January 1st, new repair job, a custom built home 647-9936, 649-2003. $3,200 or best offer. Call 649- W IN AT BRIDGE Douglas Motor Sales. THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ four room duplex, $185 without 0105 after 5 p.m. or anything^thi in ■ between, ■ ■ call...... 646-' ------*------nished rooms, centrally heat. Includes stove, near MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES arid FRANK RIDGEWAY 1379. CLEAN USED refrigerators, located. Kitchen privileges. VERNON - Willowbrook Parkade, 649-5811. Apartments, one bedrooms 1968 VOLKSWAGEN - C ranges, automatic washers, Parking. Reasonable rates. Excellent condition. Just VfCHRDJi»ire44 STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Phone 649-2358. available. $180 includes heat, MANCHESTER - Newer three BILLY JD e TN fireplaces, flagstone terraces, and hot water. Security painted. $850 or best offer. BILLY JOE) The bidding has been: 12 Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, Phone 643-0213. concrete repairs, inside and 2171 LIGHT housekeeping room, required, superintendant, 872- all appliances, carpeting, WHERETHE Joe makes his own hand luck outside. Reasonably priced. 4400. HECK IS completely furnished, older private. $250 monthly. Security. 1970 FORD - custom, 500, good 643-0851. SEASONED oak wood - Split pelerson preferred. Inquire 272 Immediate. Frechette & Mar­ THAT G U Y ? West North East South MANCHESTER - Newer one- running condition. $400. Call ! ♦ IN.T. and ready for fireplace. $2A M;'ain Street. tin, Inc. Realtors, 646-4144. 649-8215. ANY TYPE Carpentry and orders delivered. 7^-7886. bedroom Ranch-type apart­ NORTH 12 Pass 24> Pass ? masonry Work, eaditions and ment. Private entrance. 4 K974 Hard Luck Joe won the my, lead the last diamond FURNISHED room for MANCHESTER - 2-bedroom You, South, hold; remodeling. Free estimates. A. Includes heat and appliances. 1974 MUSTANG II, 6,000 miles, f 8652 diamond lead and promptly and ruff once East discarded, DARK, RICH Loam - Five gentleman - Near all con­ apartment within walking dis­ ♦ 43» AQ1086 ♦ KJ4 + AQ3 Squillacote, 649-0811. $185 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, asking price $2,950. Must sell. ♦ AK93 cashed the ace and king of ruff his last club and lead a yards, $27.50 plus tax. Also veniences, bus line. Call 649- tance of shopping, bus line, Call 649-9329. trumps. The suit failed to What do you do now'' Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. ♦ z heart. sand, stone, gravel, pool and 6914. residential area. $150 monthly. A —D on't pass o r bid two BUILDING - Remodeling, WEST EAST break and with the heart ace patio sand. 643-9504.43-9'“ 646-8352. hearts. Your real options are roofing, rec rooms, additions. MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- 1968 OPEL, good condition, $400 4Q32 right in back of his king Joe West would cash his three FOR GENTLEMEN - One A 5 two notrump and three clubs and garages. All kinds, carpentry AKC Registered Yorkshire Terrier Puppies. bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 firm. Call 649-6983 after 5 p.m. t AQ94 (f J to wound up losing one trump hearts, but Joe would have NEW-USED - reconditioned large room with twin beds. Also ATTRACTIVE two room apart­ •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• three hearts and his temper. we sliglitly favor two nolrump. work.■ "For estimates ca ill 640- typewriters - Many makes and 3 females, 1 male, single room. References baths, full, private basement. ment, stove, refrigerator, heat. 6 Q1062 ♦ J85 been left with the ace-jack-10 1142 Includes heat, at Trucks tor Sale 62 ♦ KQ1064 of trumps and West s next models from $60 to $265. Fully Papers, shots and health record Included. required. Call 649-0719. electricity, references. No pets. BY DICK CAVALLI ♦ J973 carpeting, patio and pool. $275 WINTHROP SOUTH (D) ‘‘Why does it always hap­ play would give Joe the rest guaranteed. Appliance Service Call 646-3167 or 228-3540. BROCKWAY DUMP Truck and TODAY'S QUESTION MASON CONTRACTOR - Center, 707 Main Street, LARGE FURNISHED room monthly. Paul W. Dougan, 4 A J 10 8 6 pen to me?” he screamed. of the tricks irrespective of You do bid two notrump and Call 644-9555 for more information four-ton tilting fiat bed trailer Plastering, custom built stone Manchester. 643^7577. with complete light Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. A /WAOOR{TVa= PB3PLF F E S - I'M N a r© O IN © ft? t K73 ^Finesses______never win; suits the location of the queen of your partner goes to three clubs. Homes tor Rant with winch and electric brake. or brick fireplaces, chimney housekeeping privileges, MDUfeETOO KXieH ON <3ERM6, WORRY UNTIL. I HEAR ♦ 74 never break. 1 ought to take trumps. What do you do now? 875-0179, ask for Dennis. repair, block and cement work. private entrance, parking. 649- ACOORP1N0TO THE FDl-US. FROM THE RB 6 T o r 4 A85 up backgammon, but I’d New and repairs. E. Richard­ 0358, 643-6266. ELLINGTON - three bedroom THE EIHNICeRQUFiS. probably be just as unlucky son, 6434)889, 6494)608. APARTMENT split level with 1 1/2 baths and 1970 INTERNATIONAL - Half­ East-West vulnerable at that game. ’ Use this handy classified Answer Tomorrow EAST HARTFORD - Girls RENTAL OFFICE rec room. $300 monthly plus ton pickup with Fisher plow, INKWSI’AI'KK KN'I'KIII'UISK ASSN i utilities. Three bedroom extras, low mileage, excellent W\A West N orth East South R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ preferred. Washer, dryer, We have a large variety of b ear ditions, garages, porches, Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, $250 condition. $3,400 or best offer. 16 Joe was unlucky, but he kitchen privileges, bus line. $20 deluxe one and two-bedroom Pass .46 kitchen and formica work, per week. 569-1697 after 5:30. monthly plus utilities. 633-5948. Pass 36 should have made his con­ ORDER RUHR apartments and townhouses Pass repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. References plus security Pass Pass tract by just leaving trumps throughout Manchester. Ren­ Heavy Equipment SLEEPING ROOM for rent - deposit required. 6462300. Opening lead- 26 strictly alone. That deuce of ter placing your want ad. tal office open daily from 9-5, lor Sala 63 Call 646-7933 after 5 p.m. diamonds lead was probably Answer to Previous Puzzle BAMEnHOME F ill In - Clip Out and Mall Todayl other times by appointment. TWO new Northfleld Green a fourth best so at trick two ROGERS model 72, hll metal E 3Q Q iaa IMPROVBENTCO. Regular ralea apply — tea rates at the b^lnnlng ol Apartmanta For Rant S3 condominium homes with three By Oswald & James Jacoby he should have cashed the In the Sky DAMATO ENTERPRISES. MG. bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, trailer. Bought new this year second high diamond. Then QQBIIslia t o m • Shtds • PMIo Covtrs the claesHlad section. for $1,200. Will sell for $850. 2468 Nm State Ri, Mandiatter carpeting, air-conditioning and ruff a diamond, cash the ace ACROSS DOWN B O a to M o m • Rm Rooms MANCHESTER - Newer one- much more. Each $350. monthly 6x10 body, 2,500 lbs. capacity, u i ^ a a s i 1461021 of clubs, ruff a club in dum- I Seen In the g ju ju a ] bedroom apartment. Quiet plus utilities. One year lease or heavy 8 ply tires, tilt bed, BY FRANK O’NEAL 1 Our earth is RHcRant • Hoofing DATE OF FIRST INSERTION. led, 3()” S H O R T R IB S night sky part ol the location, includes heat, lease with option to buy. Call tailgate. Call 649-8667, days. 5 Source ol — system a B Q Q B NUMBER OF DAYS TO RUN. appliances and carpeting. $lm Frank Fllloramo, 646-65$5. l\/a BEEN ACROSS THE ...I'M A YEAR YOUNGER earth's light 2 Diadems iiiE, a B L IU S Working with oM 0om Botrdt and monthly. Paul W. Dougan, MANCHESTER - Modem 6 ' THIS «X>B HAS AN 8 Earth's satellite 3 Agree D S ba Hk) Motorcyclaa-BIcyclaa 84 INTERNATIONAL DATE THAN WHEN J STARTED 12 French river Hand Mown Baania A Spoeltllf CLASSIFICATION-.^______Realtor, 643-4535, 6461021. room apartment, conveniently ADVANTAGE I DIDNT ] 4 Legal point c a a a SIX room Cape Cod, rec room, ' LINE SO/VANY TIMES... STAR eAXER:* ISPeerQynl'e 5 Glut f U - ia ta a n tz i Rogor rtt 649-0122 located, carpeting, no pets. C O U N T O N . By CLAY R. POLLAN- mother 6 Employer SBIlB Itel appliances, garage, near Wood- EXPERT bicycle repairs, all A R in L llllA 14 Preposition FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, Available Immediately. $175. M Your Dally Activity Guido JK 7 Close 10 Ldai9BE3 bridge"ridg Street...... and bus line. makes, models and speeds. MAX. >1 tSScotliehmlsa 8 Drinking vessel I 2 hot water, cooking gas, stove 6463978, 6464780. 7 According lo iho Sian. ’ 16 Beverage 27 Pastries (music) S ecu rity and le a se , $325 Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, »A7/i. It 9 Wild ass TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service refrigerator, wall-to-waill-to li 17 Natural to Musteline mammsis 28 Pack, as cargo 40 Meaning monthly. 6461189. Manchester ” Bicycle ’-7cle "■Shop, -646 - To develop messoge for Friday, 43 Ripped - remodeling, repairs, counter carpeting,eti $185. Adults only, no THREE-ROOM apartment, 1-741 61627-40^ channels 11 Proboscises 33 Girl's name 2098. 767677 read words corresporxllng to numbers bl-72-84-86^ 18 There — nine 19 Mental conceptions 34 Anoints (archaic) 44 Arabian gull and cabinet work, free es- pets. Security deposit required. centrally located, second floor, of your Zodiac birth sign. 36 Peruvian animals 45 Require SIX-ROOM Duplex - Garage, y f TAU20S KOR7IO maior planets 20 Smell planet timtes. Call 643-5769. Centrally...... located.e J CaCall 643-9678. parking, stove and refrigerator, 1 Relax 31 For 61 Thof 19 Earth (Latin) 23Filler 37 Sahara, lor mslence 48 Take lood full cellar, porch, yard, g ^ ^ V2. JO ocr. 22 J 38 Whole scale 50Beindebled heat included, $180. 64^439. r11-22-3644 4 You'll 34 Then 64 Efforts 24 Wise cnee sewer connections, bulldozing, bedroom Townhouse, full, ROCKVILLE - four rooms, •7,MS 5 Maintain 35 The 65 To 9-20-31-42/v 26 Condescend i 3 4 5 r" 7 T 5” 10 r r 565881-1 1 excavating. Loam, fill, gravel. rivate basement. Includes appliances, parking, utilities 14’ Sugar Big 2 Badroom $S,NS 6 Msetingi 36 Might 66 Improve 28 Hubbubs DUPLEX - Three-rooms, one Uaad Claan 2 Badroom OIMINI 7 Obtain 37 Good 67 Into MOITTARIUi 20R snllF r) 12 ri U Latulippe Brothers, Inc., 646 Keat, hot water, appliances, extra, no pels, security, $145. la,SM BY ROY CRANE 68 Wardrobe 30 Masculine bedroom. $155. Adults. Securl- 10 Mlnulaa from Hartford • i BUZZ SAWYER 8 Give 38 Be NOV. 5114. c a rp e tin g and pool. $230 643-9743. Uaad S 9 Excellent 39 People 69 Help nickname IS ri 1? ly. Stove, refrigerator. Pasek badroom 12- 1W batfia mUB VVJi/n( 20 40 Organized 70 Feelings DK 31 Lilelime monthly. Paul' W. Dougan, anoaa g j TENNIS SHOESi WHERE DOES 10 Money Realtors, 289-7475, 742-8243. — BUT not r e a l l y d a n g e r o u s .^ 7-1632-43 11 Gel 41 Health 71 Way . 32 Native malel 18 ri 26 21 RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 Realtor, 643-4535 or 6461021. THREE-ROOM and five room BOO-MOO-HOO/ THAT NATIVE FAMILY UVE'?. 619-3641^ 33 Narrow strips SKIINO CAMP SPBCIAL 10* WIDB, DON'T L E T .754-6673 12 Rest 42 Promoting 72 Despite 5657-68 apartment. Call 6466625 after 5 OUN BURNIR, QUARANTIBD I WANT TOSELLTrttS 13 Could 43 To 73 Persorwlity ol wood 22 23 WILLIMANTIC - Oak Ridge IT GET YOU C A N C n 74 Income CAPRICORN 35 Cosmos BIDWELL Home Improvement NAME DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart­ p.m. DILIVIRV in NBW BNQUNO ISLAND AND GO BACK 14 Slluotiont 44 Out Village. New 5 and 6 rooms, DOWN, ^ JUNO i t 15 Welcome 45 Get 75 Potential OK. 38 Old World Co. Expert installation of I1.1SS TO ROCKDALE, DISG cetnivoie 26 ment - Complete appliances, 16 Your 46 Powers 76 Are ADDRESS from $175 per month. kJULY 22 JAN. 39 Small islands aluminum siding, gutters and carpeting, air-conditioned, COVENTRY - three room, first All Ifom Nomaa add Unoondldoe^ 17 With 47 Cause 77 Fovored W ri trims. Roofing installation and H e r a l J ) References and security. Fur­ OuaraflfaadOuoronlood for OitmOna Vaar.Vaa« NOW, HONEY,> 48 News 78 FInooces 1-12-26344 41 Sue — CITY sw im m ing pool. $175 plus floor apartment. $150 includes ^ 61626361 18An Langdon nished models open dally. 20 Aomaa lo oAooaa A«m AN O CTO PUS 49 Avoided 79 Concerning 4667-80861 3 ri repairs. 649-6495, 8769109. utilities. Robet D. Murdock, heat, electricity, stove, ^47-5670 19 Thought 42 Remain eisci T Builder, J. Lindy Childress, 456 A Holiday Praaani from Plau, If you IS SCARY-:^ 20 Day 50 Could 80 The AQUARIUS STATE Realtor, 6462692. refrigerator, security required LIO 51 Judgment 81 AAoney 48 Enzyme ri buy btfort ChrlttmM, No Ptymonta 21 DIffererKei Iblochem I M 0797, 429-7551 from 8 a.m.-4:30 I JULY 22 52 And 82 Be ROOFING - Installation and P.O. Box 591 6 4 6 ^ 2 , 647-9755. until April 1076. Parts, auppllaa and 22 Dlitaiteful 47 Burrower ZIP p.m. 53 Homtxx'y 83 Fair M ri MANCHESTER- Three L.AUO . 22 23Todoy 49 Poem s r repairs, gutters, storm win-, Manchootor, Conn. 06040 aocaaaorlaa, lulMIma aarvloa 24 Antoganli4 54 An 84 Other's dapartmant. 6162637 85 Opposition 61624-35/C 50 Portend dows, doors. Experienced PHONE bedroom apartment in newer 6 MANCHEISTER - unusual one 25 Which 55 Of 51 Carbamide 41 43 ri MANCHESTER - seven room $679-87 86 World |4661-82-90Vp quality workmanship. Fully in- family, fully carpeted, bedroom Townhouse, finished PUZA HOMES 26 Unexpected 56 Probably 52 Scottieh Caw, flreplaced living room, VIRQO 27 Calm 57 Personol 87 Mortey FISCIS sheeplold 47 ri surea. Free estimates. mpllances, convenient loca­ rec room. Includes heat, “Oualliy Homaa SanalMy Prload* BBAdvoncemen Or phoiM 6462711 for frtonilly assltlance dining and three bedrooms, AUO. 2) 28 Important 58 And FH. „ ^ 53 Armed tion, $245 per month, security appliances and carpeting. $215 hiohw av 29 Con 59 Hard 89 Compromise 82 u Reasonable prices. Rick basement rec room, 11/2 baths, MAS. 10^^ conllicte 81 Burnett, 846-^. ______In jlaclng your ad. and references required. 646 it month, Paul W. Dougan, •SRLIN TPKI, BIRUN, OONN. Sin. 22 30 To 60 The 90Todoy 54 Tty out monthly. Evenings, 1-347- 617-28-39/ 66 u 5836. ealtor, 6464535 or 6461021. 1-S2I.0MS i1621-29-38 /Good /Adverse 55 Finale K IZ-IZ '49-62-8689 SF 50-69-78 V 56ltellencily j i

$ 1 I PAGE THIRTY-SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Thurs., Dec. 12,1974 a MANCHESTER HOSPITAL Effective November 27th. The F.p.I.C. is raising its maximum insurance NOTES on savings accounts to $40,000. So now you can save more at Hartford National lHanrI|ratrr fEurntng Mrralh Discharged Tuesday: and still have this gu a^ teed protection. Edward Cunningham, 23 Union MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1974- VOL, XCIV, No. 63 Manchester—A City of Village Charm St.; Eileen Tupper, 39 Hilltop THIRTY-TWO PAGES — TWO SECTIONS Ave., Vernon; Cecil Dorsey, 23 PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS Fairfield Dr.; Adrianne Michaud, 442 W. Middle Tpke.; Richard Weekes, 25 Discovery Rd., Vernon; Nina Anderson, 29Cottage St.; Alice Brown, 28 Turnbull Rd.; Steve Roberts, East Hartford; Dorothy Crude Oil Costs To Go Up Copeland, 85 Deming St. Also, Richard Crowley, East Hartford; Donna Bushey, 56 Channing Dr.; Marie King, 299 Oakland St.; Harvey Harpin, East Hartford; David Newton, Under New Price System RR 3, Coventry; Joan Fazzina, 159'Birch St.; Thomas Young, Hartford IMatkmal Stafford Springs; Eugene VIENNA (UPI) — The world’s major oil pricing system, ending the posted price "We all agreed that a single unified Arabia and Venezuela — produce 85 per O’Reilly, 91A Downey Dr.; Lyle exporting nations decided today to in­ system which set prices at an artificially price system must be adopted. The new cent of world oil exports. , Butler, Glastonbury; Scott crease the price of crude oil by 7.4 per cent high level. system will be in the interest of the con­ The posted price is a theoretical price of Mazur, 160 Loomis St. from Jan. 1,1975, Iran’s Interior Minister The new price for a 42-gaIlon barrel of sumer. It will limit the profits of oil com­ crude oil from which actual prices are Jamshid Amouzegar said. The new price oil was fixed by ministers of the 13- panies.” worked out by a complicated system of will be 110.46 a barrel, Amouzegar said, member Organization of Petroleum taxes and royalties paid by oil companies WORK FORCE compared with the present average selling Exporting Countries meeting in Vienna. to the producers. PHILADELPHIA (UPI) - By price of crude of |9.74 dollars a barrel. Produce 85 Per Cent 1980, about half the U.S. working annotmces "We agreed to abolish the posted price OPEC’s m em bers — Abu Dhabi, Present Price $9.74 New Pricing System force will be feminine and about system — the root of excess profits by oil Present posted price is 311.65 a barrel The new price will be under a unified Algeria, Ecuador, Gabon, Indonesia, Iran, one-seventh of the total work companies," Amouzegar said. Iraq, Kuwait, Libya, Nigeria, Qatar, Saudi but the actual price is about 39.74. force will be black, says Dr. The OPEC ministers also agreed to hold Seymour L. Wolfbein, dean of a special strategy session on a proposed Temple University’s Business global oil summit in Algiers Jan 8. Administration. Wolfbein also Venezuelan Mines Minister Valentin said that, contrary to opinion Fate of Coventry’s New Town Hernandez-Acosta said the Algiers sometimes heard, all through the meeting will discuss the proposal by remaining 1970s the demand for ne\% higher French President, Valery Giscard workers with manual skills will d’Estaing for a three-way summit of oil be just as great as that for peo­ producers, consumers and developing ple with mental skills. May Be Decided Next Tuesday nations.

By MONICA SHEA nothing to do with the concept of new coir. Libassi said the board would have WORLD ALMANAC Peter Lebassi, president of Greater munity or if it is the right thing for Coven­ several options opbn to it next week. FACTS Hartford Process-fievCo, said-today that try. There is no question of the validity of Israelis Shell the Process Board of Directors will meet the concept of a new community.” Libassi said, “One of the options is to Lebanese Town interest rates. Tuesday to decide the fate of the new com­ withdraw the zoning application and the Libassi said the strength of the opposi­ other would be to leave the zoning applica­ munity in Coventry in the light of current By United Press International economic conditions. tion in Coventry to the new community tion on the table and just not go forward He said no decision has been made and had nothing to do with bringing about the with the building. It is possible that we Israeli artillery rained shells today on none will be until that meeting at which an review of the project. could withdraw the application and hold the southern Lebanese town of Nabatieh, assessment of the economic factors will the land for future use. It is also possible wounding 10 persons and destroying 15 be presented to the board. Libassi said, "We have had opposition that we will withdraw the application and houses in a two-hour barrage, residents of for two years and if the new community is dispose of the land.” the area said. Rumors Persist built we will have opposition for the full 15 There is an application before the Plan­ Lebanese antiaircraft units opened up Seven Years Bad Luck? His statement came amid persistant years of building time. The opposition is ning and Zoning Commission from DevCo on Israeli warplanes nearby, but the jets reports that DevCo had changed its course something you can deal with. You can which would add a section to the zoning did not attack and appeared to be on a Janet Linley expresses the dismay more than just seven years of bad of action, including one published report have coffee hours, and distribute regulations to allow for building a planned reconnaissance mission to inspect damage that is shared by many who are luck. On the optimistic side, maybe that the project for Coventry had been brochures to get your point across. The community. The commission is now trying of the barrage, newsmen in the area said. The expression “to pull superstitious especially if they break the mirror was old anyway and cost shelved. local opposition is not a factor in making to engage a consultant, Walter Blucher, to The Israeli predawn groundfire tore into a mirror on Friday, the 13th, which the wool over one’s eyes" this decision. only 69 cents. (Herald photo by Pinto) was originated during the Libassi said, “The Board of Directors is review the application. three Nabatieh residential quarters and means, if you are really superstitious. period when gentlemen meeting next week on the economic their markets, witnesses said. wore white wigs which were viability of continuing the project. We are usually made of wool. When looking at problems such as housing starts highwaymen committed a in the area and the economic situation in robber they would pull their the state.” Waste Paper Market Slumps ignore it, if You can victim’s wig down over his “Most pf the staff (of DevCo) is working eyes before taking his valu­ on the economic data and assembling an • JL SOL R. COHEN We...... say.. to nthose people, “Life’s not all that ables, The Worlcf Almanac analysis to present to the Board next bad — it’s just what you make it, either notes. To those who insist that today is sa(T-^ that w ^ . th e DevCo Planning Center in By SOL R. COHEN “All of your good works for ecological effect until Jan. 6. He said his yard is it’s one of those days when all things go happy or sad. - -antry has been closed berause we felt recycling may be going for naught these cooperating and won’t accept any paper bad. “There are those who are able — when there was not much point in having the until then. If you are among the millions of days,” is what it’s saying. Who tell you today’s a day to fear — and things go wrong — to whistle a tune, to SPECIAL center open until we know which way we Super-Seven patriotic Americans who patiently tote call you quite mad if you tend to jeer, hum a song. on Packor Cut are going.’’ Oversupply Prices Plummet their bundles of used newspaper to the “It’s the 13th, a Friday,” they tremblingly “You claim it’s unlucky, because it’s The 10 Lb. Avarage Meeting Tuesday in Foxboro, Mass., the His association’s statistics for the past Choice Account curb, or take it to the dump, or sell it as say, and, Day. We claim you can’t mean all the U.S. CHOICE Objective Review scrap paper to dealers, listen to what the association members learned — to no few months show that mill prices paid to things that you say.” 4^1bu* Account Libassi said, “We are making a very one’s surprise — waste paper products are waste paper dealers for mixed paper sure to be careful when you go out Eastern Paper Mill Suppliers Association objective review of the facts of life. You in serious oversupply. As a consequence, dropped from 340 to 310 per ton, today. We decided this morning, when the day •1.3 9 . is saying: began, to forget all about it—that is, if we can not defy economics. This review has paper stock dealers have been caught in an newspaper from 370 to only 320, and cor­ “Don't walk under ladders, or light three economic squeeze between inventories rugated from 360 to a low of 320. on a match, or look at black kittens, or an can. iFrank Toroa will cut your I purchased at high prices and declining The Paperstock Institute of America umbrella snatch.’’ |sirloln Tip Ovan Roaatl mill-buying prices. posts prices the 10th of each month for linto Roaata, or Roaata and Abe Ostrinsky of Manchester, who owns used paper sold to dealers. Stop by our nearest office today and start earning more a waste material business on Parker St., is Isirloin Tip Stoaka.l Travel Show Features For the first time in many years, the in­ secretary-treasurer of Eastern Paper Mill Why Knock on Wood? I (Weight about 10 Iba.) stitute didn’t post prices on Dec. 10. interest on your money. Because weVe just boosted our Choice Suppliers Association, the largest trade • “Nobody is quoting prices on used By WEBER F. TROUT |Pork la another good] 1-Year Account from 5% % to a hefty 6% interest. So it now earns Fly/Cruise Vacations group of its kind in New England. take a chance? Knocking on wood can’t paper,” said Ostrinsky. “The price is United Press International hurt, unless you knock too hard. The tree freezer item Ostrinsky said paper dealers and mills nominal, provided, of course, any dealer is as much as our Choice 2-Year Account. Today is another of those spooky days gods are said to possess a keen sense of CORN FED in the New England area have placed a even buying. It’s virtually impossible to hearing. A light rap will do the trick. The audience attending last night’s The next Travel Show is set for Jan. 23 enscribe any price at all.” for the superstitious — Friday the 13th WHOLE PORK LOWS And our Super-Seven Account is raised from 7% to 7V4% Travel Show, sponsored by The Herald and when Ireland will be featured, complete feeze on purchasing used newspaper and What about the black cats? People have cardboard and that the freeze will be in with all its awful portents. ($1,000 min.).* its participating travel agencies, received with Irish stepdancers. The scoffers say “Hah! Why knock on been afraid of those sinister-looking •1.09 a rare treat when former American wood? What’s wrong with black cats? The creatures ever since the middle ages. •« We continue to pay the highest legal rates on all our sav­ Airlines stewardesses modeled uniforms whole thing is silly.” They believed black cats actually are dating back to 1934. The legends of superstition say the devils and witches and that they prowl Turkeye are lower with ings and investment accounts, to encourage you to save. And around the earth looking for some hapless 10 to 12 lb. BIrdaat In cooperation with American Airlines wood-knocking thing goes all the way back help you fight inflation. and the Cunard Cruise Lines, fly/cruise to the Druids in ancient England. soul’s path to cross. vacations were featured. WEATHER The Druids believed trees were in­ The belief persists to this day that 'lb. We’ll even help you save with regular transfers from check­ Julian Matte, sales representative for habited by gods. something awful is going to happen to ing to savings, if you like. Just ask. Cunard, told of the Queen Elizabeth 2 and You might figure that knocking on a tree those whose path is crossed by one of those I Lettuce la lower and we I her upc(^ming round-the-world trip. Partly sunny this afternoon with highs in might be construed as rapping the gods, black devils with the yellow slanted eyes. have the beet Iceberg ln| “For such a trip,” he said, "the QE2 the 40s. Variable cloudiness tonight with but that is not how it works. Especially on a day such as this — I town at takes aboard two and one-half tons of lows in the 20s. Saturday colder with Knocking on wood, tree wood, of course, Friday the 13th — when believers crossed caviar and over two tons of filet m ipon.” variable cloudinesss, high in the low 40s. is the same as asking those gods for by a black cat may be found cowering in Following his presentation of slides Precipitation chance: 10 per cent through protection against some misfortune the some hideout surrounded by good luck 3 9 ^ Ig. head 5% Regular Accounts yield Sj098% showing life aboard the QE2, Matte shows Saturday. bad gods may be conjuring up for you. charms and expecting the double wham­ • slides of the “Adventurer” which cruises You don’t have to believe it, but why my any minute. STATE OF MAINE Caribbean waters. U.8. NO. 1 m 90-Day Preferred Accounts yield 5.6l4!l[r Robert Bader representing American Airlines discussed the convenience of POTATOES flying to the Caribbean islands and then lare a budget buy at| Choice 1 & 2-Year Accounts yield boarding a cruise ship to visit the other Auto Industry Spokesmen I PInehurePa low price of 6% 6.183%" islands. "Getting to the sun in a hurry,” was the 7 ^ 4 % Super-Seven 4-Year Accounts yield way he termed the fly/cruise vacations 10)59* offered. A film "It’s A Pleasure To Be Here” Plead for Federal Action I We have a limited grin- was also presented by American Airlines. I ding of Representatives of LaBonne Travel sporting goods, were laid off or given priming to help the auto industry in its Of course these new rates are available to our Favorite Agency and Goodchild-Bartlett Travel, By RICHARD HUGHES SWEOISHKORV UPI Business Writer notices Thursday. worst sales period in 15 years. I for thie week and are I both of Manchester, were on hand to Recovery Predicted Milliken said the President gave a Person™ Account customers, plus a great deal more. You get answer questions and help expedite any Auto industry executives from Presi­ I taking ordara lor Holiday | And Budget Director Roy Ash told a “clear indication” he would consider a tax travel pliuis. dent Ford’s home state of Michigan told IKorv, Morrell Hama, U.8. totally free checking. Master Charge, your own Favorite Person Senate hearing the next six months will be cut to provide more dollars for buying Following the program, a draw for the President Thursday the economy is in so bad in terms of unemployment and cars. Press Secretary Ron Nessen said ChSIca RIB OVENI Card, no-bounce checking, discounts on most personal loans, free prizes donated by area merchants and par­ worse shape than he says, calling it a dis­ sagging business the nation will want to President Ford promised to “do I ROAST O f Beef and Freeh | ticipating travel agencies, was held. aster verging on a depression. (Turkeye. traveler^ checks, and much more. Elsewhere, workers from a variety of see them to pass into history “as soon as something” but said nothing about a tax cut. • ^ e n it comes to fighting inflation, Hartford National gives industries, including textiles, autos, possible.” CASINOS FOR KORV 1 paper, aluminum, clothing, appliance and However, he said, the economy will Ford Opposes Gus Tux 1-LB. TUB you more tools in one convenient account than any other bank recover in the second half of 1975. Ford also once again ruled out a big • At the White House, Leonard Woodcock, boost in gasoline taxes to conserve energy. president of the United Auto Workers, a FRESH FLOUNDER around. There are no fees or service charges whatsoever. The Both houses of Congress moved to only time you ever pay a cent is if you actually borrow money. union with some 200,000 laid-off workers, create public service jobs and expand un­ said he challenged Ford's statement that employment benefits for the hundreds of FRESH BLUEFI8H Pick up an application to- INSIDE the economy was in “difficult straits ” but thousands persons thrown out of work by not in a crisis. the recession. TINY BAY SCALLOPS dy^d^nk the free way.- H A R TFffllD IVATKJVAL TODAY “I think it’s a crisis situation. It’s highly The Senate passed a 37 billion program critical... feeding on itself and may go to and the House began debate on a similar FRESH OYSTERS Itstheonlywaytogo! (T lieR ivoliteP ersoiO B A N K worse conditions,” Woodcock said. The bill and passed.one that extends unemploy­ • recession, he said, could lead to a depres­ ment Insurance from 39 to 52 weeks. 9hop Pinehunt Tonight I TuriplM, iMt; 820 MM«t TurnpOw, Will; 800 Mahi Otratli 2201 Area Profile...... Pages 7, 8, 11, 15 sion. In other developments: Disaster Area I’lff 9, Friday from 8 A.M, High School W orld...... Page 20 EMt Hirtford OfllOM: 1088 RWii OInst 704 IRvm' Lim Model Uniforms at Travel Show Lee lacocca, president of Ford Motor l.«veling Off Soon 'tU 9 P M Business news...... Pages 24, 26 Co., told the President the auto industry is —The Labor Department said in­ flationary price increases may be leveling PINEHURST •Federal law and regulationa prohibit the payment of ••Effective annual yield when savings and interest Old Codger ...... Page 9 The Kiwis, fonner American Airlines Manchester models uniform worn a “disaster area.” a time deposit prior to maturity unless three months' remain on deposit for one year or to maturity. stewardesses, modeled uniforms of 1942-58. Moderator Shirley Chandler, The top executives from Ford, General off. The department’s wholesale price in­ Gardening with Atwood___Page 23 dex rose only 1.2 per cent in November, GROCERY interest is forfeited, and interest on the amount SUUwid. ConiMctlnit Offlcn M«nb*r F.D.I.C yesteryear at The Herald’s Travel also of Manchester, wore AA’s 1969 Motors, Chrysler, American Motors and MHS honor roll...... p$ge 2 half the gain of prior months. Most of the 302 MAIN withdrawn is reduced to the regular passbook rate. Copyt^t 1974 a. Show Thursday night at Manchester uniform named “ Americana.” SHOPPING DAYS the UAW, along with Michigan Gov. ECHS honor roll...... Page 10 William G. Mllliken, met for two hours increase was caused by higher sugar High School. At left, Susie Gregg of (Herald photo by Dunn) TO CHRISTMAS with Ford, urging him to do some pump­ prices.