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6:00 8:00 10:00 6:00 Call Of the West ...... 20 News...... 3 Challenge of Truth...... 18 All In the Fam ily...... 3_ Carol Burnett...... 3 News...... 3-8-22-30 Hollywood Squares ... 22-30 M ovie...... 18 Straight Talk...... 24 A Cristmas Carol ...... 8-40' Nakla ...... 8-40 12 O’clock High ...... 18 Antiques ...... 24 10:30 6:30 Bobby Goldsboro...... 18 Honeymooners ...... 20 ...40 Gospel Hour...... 18 Polkal...... Connecticut Report ...... 18 News...... 3-8-20-40 Emergency!...... 20-22-30 Sports '7 0 s...... 24 Electric Company ...... 24 8:00 Woman ...... 24 Leaders Seek Possible Solution A Soldier's Tale...... 24 Evening at Symphony__ 24 11:00 Bonanza ...... 40 World at W a r...... 3 7:00 8:30 Nows...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 6:30 . 8-40 11:00 The Rookies...... News...... 3-18-22-30 Agronsky and Co...... 3 Friends and Lovers ...... 3 I Love Lucy...... 20 News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Pastor’s Perspective .. ...18 News...... 8-22 M ovie...... 8-40 1 Love Lucy...... 20 11:30 E rica...... 24 Born F re e ...... 20-30 Panorama...... 20 11:30 This Week In the N F L ___ 18 M ovies...... 3-8 6:45 It’s A Steal ...... 22 To End Arab-Israeli Stalemate Hee H aw ...... 30 M ovie...... 3 9:00 Weekend...... 20-22-30 Human Growth ...... 24 Championship Skating ...24 Ford has been vague about his Middle Here Come the Brides ... 40 Johnny Carson __ 20-22-30 WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford "Maybe it is overdue already,” Alton luncheon and general review of all U.S.- East discussions with Soviet Communist Mary Tyler M oore...... 3 11:50 7:00 9:00 7:30 MIDNIGHT meets with Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Israeli issues. M ovie...... 20-22-30 Night Gallery ...... 40 News...... 3-22-40 Maude ...... 3 told reporters. “ I would say that any Leader Leonid I. Brezhnev at the What's Happening ...... 3 Life of Leonardo...... 24 . 8-40 Nows...... 8-40 Alton today to discuss possible solutions to attempt to find ways and means to achieve Vladivostok summit. But their official 1:00 Truth or Consequences ... 8 Redskins vs. Rams — Ford Meets With Advisors Wild Refuge...... 8 9:30 ...... 18 ether Six Days ...... 18 12:30 the stalemated Arab-Israeli peace some political progress in the area would communique said both sides believe the In Session...... 30 Dick Van Dyke..., Ford spent most of Sunday relaxing and Don Tuttle...... 18 Bob Newhart ...... 3 Film ...... 20 M ovie...... 20-22-30 Rock Concert...... 8 negotiations. be welcome.” Geneva conference should be resumed as 1:30 working in the Oval office. He also con­ As Schools Match Wits ... 22 Can You Top This? ...... 18 To Toll the Truth ...... 30 Wolf Trap ...... 24 Football Highlights...... 40 Alton, who arrived in Washington Sun­ Allon was met at the airport by soon as possible to bring about a final The Way It Was...... 24 Judd for the Defense...... 3 day, expressed hope that he would be able ferred with White House chief of staff peace settlement. 9:30 1:00 Kissinger and Simeha Dinitz, Israel’s am­ Risk, of Marriage...... 30 7:30 to “achieve some political progress” Donald Rumsfeld and other advisers, Rhode ...... 3 News...... 3 bassador to the United States. To Attend Dinner The Price Is Right...... 3 toward a Middle East settlement in his about the fiscal 1976 federal budget — ...... 8 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 Ford will attend the Football Hall of Police Surgeon ... 10:00 discussions with Ford, Secretary of State He met with Ford at 12:30 p.m. EST at which must be sent to the printers before ...... 18 Fame Dinner in New York Tuesday, and Wilburn Brothers.. Medical Center ...... ___ 3 Henry A. Kissinger and other top U S. of­ the White House before Joining Kissinger Christmas - and a major staff reorganiza­ later in the week will concentrate on SUNDAY, DEC. 8 ficials. and other officials for a State Department tion expected soon. preparing for his three-day summit TUESDAY, DEC. 10 meeting with French President Valery 6:00 Spring Street U S A ...... 40 What Now America? ...... 24 Discard d’Estaing in Martinique next Christopher Closeup...... 3 9:30 Wild Wild W e st...... 40 6:00 Music Place ...... 18 Out to Lunch ...... 8-40 weekend. 6:30 Everywoman...... 3 4:30 News...... 3-6-22-30 Fourth Estate...... 24 Vince Lombardi...... 18 A White House spokesman said that the Camera Three...... 3 I Dream of Jeannie ___ 8-22 Kings vs.' Pistons ...... 3 Construction Worker Pickets Secret Agent ...... 18 Masquerade Party ...... 30 9:30 Ford-d’Estaing talks will center on the in­ Let Us Celebrate...... 30 7:00 Teach-In ...... 18 Honeymoonors ...... 20 City that Ski S cene...... 18 ternational economic and energy situa­ Insight .. -...... 40 Insight ...... 3 Town Meeting ...... 24 Electric Com pany...... 24 Forgot Christmas ...... 40 Witness to Yesterday...... 24 tion. This Is the Life ...... 8 10:00 5:00 Bonanza ...... 40 8:00 10:00 Lamp Unto My Feet...... 3 7:30 Persuaders...... 40 6:30 Good T im es...... 3 Barnaby Jones ...... 3 Delay Return of Miners to Pits ” ^ Big Blue Marble ...... 8 College Campus...... 3 5:30 Nows...... 3-8-20-22-30 Year Without Marcus W elby...... 40 Worship for Shut-Ins...... 8 Catholic Service ...... 22-30 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 Black Experience...... 24 A Santa C la u s...... 8-40 Washington Debates...... 18 By United Press International southwestern Pennsylvania. Miners Operators Association signed a new con­ Ring Around the World ... 30 Latino...... 40 Energy Crunch ...... 24 7:00 This Is the Life ...... 18 S c u ll...... 24 returned to their homes when thqy saw the tract Thursday, and miners were to be WEATHER 10:30 Construction workers set up picket lines back at work no later than Monday. 7:45 6:00 Nows...... 3-22-40 M ovie...... 20-22-30 11:00 picket lines. Look Up and Live...... 3 at several mines today, delaying the But a separate contract agreement Sacred Heart...... 40 DIpsy D oodle...... 8 Truth or Consequences ... 8 Am erica...... 24 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 Rescue Rangers ...... 8 return to work of fellow United Mine ‘Unwritten Law’ between the construction workers, also 8:00 Day of Discovery...... 18 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 8:30 I Love Lucy...... 20 Rain becoming heavy at times this Workers'union members. “ It’s sort of an unwritten law,” said We Believe 3 Norman Vincent Peale 18 Department S ...... 40 Sounding Board ...... 20 M*A*S*H...... 3 UMW members, and the Association of afternoon and into this evening. Jewish Heritage ...... 40 11:30 ’The 6,000 construction men said they Tom O’Brochta, president of UMW Local Bituminous Contractors was never Kissinger Greets Allon Catholic Service ...... 8 6:30 Black Experience...... 24 M ovies...... 8-20-22-30-40 Temperatures in the 50s but windy. Rain M ovie...... 3 would picket until they get a new contract. 6330 in Greene County, Pa. "When other reached and talks bogged down Saturday M ovie...... 30 10:45 Amazing G ra c e ...... 18 To Toll the Truth...... 30 Learning to L iv e ...... 18 tapering off to a few showers early tonight Wide World Mystery ... 8-40 Picket lines were reported in Cambria, miners picket, we don’t work.” over what an industry spokesman said Christopher Closeup...... 40 Jewish L ife ...... 30 Zoom ...... 24 7:30 Evening at Sym phony___24 followed by partial clearing later tonight. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 Indiana and Armstrong counties in The UMW and the Bituminous Coal were “ three or four major stumbling political progress toward a Middle 8:30 11:00 Sale of the Century...... 3 Temperatures lowering into the 40s with 7:00 9:00 1:00 welcomes Israeli Foreign Minister East” settlement in talks today with My Neighbor's Religion__ 3 Congress Report...... 3 Let’s Make a Deal ...... 8-22 block areas.” brisky winds continuing. Partly sunny News...... 3-8-22 Hawaii Flve-0...... 3 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Yigal Allon, right, at Washington’s Kissinger and other high-ranking Insight ...... 8 Goober...... 8-40 Contract Efforts Continue Tuesday, temperatures remaining in the Gospel Jubilee...... 18 National Airport Sunday. Allon American officials. (UPI photo) Oral Roberts...... 22 Hour of Power. . . ; ...... 18 Union leaders from President Arnold Wild Kingdom ...... 20-30 40s. expressed hope to “achieve some Day of Discovery...... 40 Eternal Light...... 22 Walsh's Animals ...... 24 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11 Miller down to the district level sought to 9:00 What About Women...... 30 Baron...... 40 Greek Monarchy head off any picketing by the construction Que Hay de Nuevo? ...... 3 11:30 7:30 workers while efforts to hammer out their 6:00 7:30 Captain Noah...... 8 Face the Nation...... 3 Frosty the Snowm an...... 3 10:00 contract continued in Washington. News...... 3-8-22-30 Saints vs. W halers...... 3 Manhunter ...... 3 Rejected by Voters UMW District 4 President John DiBiase I Dream of Jeannie ...... 22 Make a Wish ...... 8-40 Yale '7 4 ...... 8 In My Baloon...... 22 Cham pions...... 18 Jeopardyl ...... 8 Christie Love ...... 6-40 of Uniontown, Pa., said Miller sent World of Disney ... 20-22-30 Country Carnival...... 18 Miki Elected Prime Minister Adelantel...... 30 Honeymoonors ...... 20 Faith tor Today...... 18 telegrams to all construction locals urging Nova...... 24 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 ATHENS (UPI) — Thousands oL chan­ the tradional monarchist bastions of NOON Electric Com pany...... 24 Petrocelll...... 30 them to cease the unauthorized picketing, 8:00 Book Beat...... 24 ting Greeks danced in the streets today, southern Greece as well as in the coun­ Game of the W eek...... 3 Bonanza ...... 40 Behind the Lines...... 24 which halted scattered mine operations TOKYO (UPI) — Taken Miki, a veteran ment) overwhelmingly elected Miki prime Tanaka’s “ money power politics.” Night Before Christmas__ 3 Animal W orld...... 30 celebrating an overwhelming, two-to-one try’s antimonarchist urban centers. Connecticut Scene...... 8 6:30 10:30 Friday and Saturday. legislator with a reputation for honesty, minister today within hours of outgoing Tanaka, a self-made millionaire, an­ Sonny Comedy Revue...... 8 Room 222 ...... 40 referendum vote to reject the monarchy. ’The decision cleared the way for the Billy Graham ...... 18 Nows...... 3-8-20-22-30 Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 Picketing, the telegram said, would only took over as prime minister today, leader Kakuei Tanaka’s formal resigna­ nounced his own resignation two weeks Good News...... 18 Patricia Neal and Andrew Duggan star as the parents of a “ Let’s turn the palace into a school,” Greek parliament, holding its first session Eternal Light...... 20-30 Making Things W o rk ...... 24 8:00 Mele Hawaii ...... 24 hamper the negotiations. replacing a scandal-marred predecessor tion. ago after the magazine Bungei Shunju ac­ 8:30 large family in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia celebrants shouted as Athenians con­ today, to begin work on a new constitution Amerlan Lifestyle ...... 22 That’s My m am a___ !.. 8-40 11:00 District officers also told the workers a he helped drive from office. Miki’s Liberal Democratic party, which cused him of using his political career to I The Homecoming...... 3 during the Depression in “The Homecoming,” a CBS-TV Sharing Our Faith...... 18 verged on downtown Constitution Square, and prepare for presidential elections. tentative agreement would be reached The lower house of the Diet (parlia- controls the Diet, gave him a 278 to 117 amass a huge fortune. 12:15 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 Challenge of Truth...... 18 special airing Sunday at 8:30 p.m. The program inspired 6:45 waving flags, blowing car horns and King Constantine, who fled into exile For the Consumer ...... 8 Little House 1 Love Lucy...... 20 soon. vote victory over Tomomi Narita, chair­ Miki helped Tanaka come to power in McMillan & Wife ... 20-22-30 the popular series, “The Waltons,” seen on CBS Thursdays Human Growth ...... 24 on the P ra rle ...... 20-22-30 shaking hands. during the military dictatorship, learned man of the opposition Socialist party. 1972, but he began calling for the former 12:30 11:30 Masterpiece Theatre...... 24 at 8 p.m. 7:00 Feeling G o o d ...... 24 Greeks voted by a resounding 68.8 to 31.2 the results in seclusion at his home outside Sanzo Nozaka, head of the Communist leader's ouster long before the magazine Lions vs. Bengals...... 3 M ovie...... 3 9:00 News...... 3-22-40 8:30 per cent margin in Sunday’s referendum London. party, received 39 votes; Yoshikatsu article led to resignation. Dialogue ...... 8 Wide World Special__ 8-40 to live in a republic and abolish the 142- Want To Be Free M ovie...... 8-40 Truth or Consequences ... 8 M ovie...... 8-40 Takeiri, chairman of the Koemito party, Political commentators in Tokyo have Meet the P re s s __ 20-22-30 Kathryn Kuhiman ...... 18 Dick Van Dyke...... 10 Johnny Carson __ 20-22-30 year-old monarchy. "We don’t need a king, we want to be Block Grant Hearing 9:00 picked up 30, and Ikko Kasuga, chief of the called the American-educated prime 1:00 To Be Alive...... 20 1:00 Heavy Vote free,’’ 19-year-old student Nicos 9:30 Andy W illiam s...... 20-22-30 Democratic Socialist party, won 19. minister a “ liberal conservative” b^ause Eighth Day ...... 8 DAYTIME LISTINGS To Tell the Truth...... 30 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 With 92 per cent of the ballots counted, Georgopoulos said in Constitution Square, Oral Roberts...... 18 Energy Crunch ...... 24 Miki, a member of the lower house for of his attempts to maintain friendly Face to Face ...... 18 Firing Line ...... 24 there were 2,899,282 votes in favor of a where Greeks had gathered in 1843 to Slated for Tonight 37 years, became the 66th prime minister relations with both the United States and Bills vs. Jets...... 20-30 6:00 republic and 1,318,827 in support of a force their first king, Otto of Bavaria, to 10:00 Sunrise Semester...... 3 9:30 since Japan adopted the parliamentary Communist nations. SteelOrs vs. Patriots...... 22 Religious Program ...... 30 I Love Lucy...... 20 monarchy. give them a constitution. system of government in 1885. Miki, who was named president of the Living Faith...... 18 Not tor Women O n ly ...... 22 Townspeople who haven’t yet been funds, and is also eligible to receive Conversations With ...... 40 6:15 THURSDAY, DEC. 12 The republicans won large margin.^ Constantine Caramanlis, Greece’s con­ The 67-year-old leader, nicknamed the Liberal Democratic party last week, 10:30 Beverly Hillbillies...... 30 heard on their proposals for spending another $400,000 in the succeeding two 1:30 Davey and Goliath ...... 8 The Flintstones ...... 40 servative premier, said a 60-year period of “ Mr. Clean” of the Liberal Democratic helped establish diplomatic relations Face the State ...... 3 6:00 $25,000 Pyram id...... 8 federal funds expected by Manchester un­ years. Issues & Answers...... 8-40 6:30 10:00 9:30 political uncertainty “ has been decisively party, resigned as deputy prime minister between Japan and China. Insight ...... 20 Public Affairs Programs...... 3-8-30 News...... 3-8-22-30 der the Housing and Community Develop­ Other subcommittees are working on Spring Street U S A ...... 18 The Joker's W ild ...... 3 Nashville M u sic...... 18 Joan Baez...... 24 eliminated” by the referendum. last summer because of what he called Zane G rey...... 22 7:00 Dialing for Dollars...... 8 I S p y ...... 18 Kings vs. Bruins ...... 22 ment Act of 1W4 have another chance to review of the old Comnlunity Develop­ 2:00 Name That Tune...... 20-22-30 10:00 George Mavros, leader of the nation’s In Recital...... 24 News...... 3 Honeymoonors ...... 20 The Way It W as...... 24 discuss their pet projects tonight. ment Action Plan (CDAP) studies and for­ Man Named Lombardi ___ 8 New Zoo Revue...... 8 Leave It to Beaver ...... 40 Harry 0 ...... 8-40 moderate left opposition, said, ‘ "There are WHNB-TV Reports...... 30 Today S h o w ...... 20-22-30 Electric Company...... 24 New Treasure Hunt ...... 30 The citizen input subcommittee of the mulation of a three-year housing Music for A ll...... 18 10:30 Movin’ O n ...... 20-22-30 no victors or vanquished. The people as a 11:00 7:30 G am bit...... 3 Bonanza ...... 40 Dragnet...... 40 29-member Community Development Ad­ assistance plan for Manchester. M ovie...... 40 10:30 whole have won.” News...... 3-22-30 Lost In Space ...... 8 Winning Streak ...... 20-22-30 6:30 visory Committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. Man Accused of Murdering 2:30 8:00 I Love Lucy...... 40 8:00 Christmas Special...... 18 First Step 11:30 News...... 3-8-20-22-30 at Whiton Memorial Library. Captain Kangaroo__ .. 3 11:00 The Waltons...... 3 Soundstage ...... 24 INSIDE Left-wing militant Andreas Papandreou Gospel Jubilee...... 18 Subcommittee Chairman Gilmoure Cole M ovie...... 3 Jack LaLanne ...... 40 Now You See I t...... 3 Black Experience...... 24 Odd C ou ple...... 8-40 called the referendum Greece’s “ first South Windsor Youth 3:00 Down the Stretch ...... 22 8:30 Password ...... 8 11:00 said the main purpose of tonight’s meeting High R ollers...... 20-22-30 Music for A ll...... 18 TODAY major step in the struggle for national in- Elderly Feted Hocus Pocus Gang ...... 8 I Dream of Jeannie .. 8 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 is to review projects espoused at public HARTFORD (UPI)—Charles E. Morris, back of the head with a .25-caiber pistol This Is M u s ic...... 30 Romper Room ...... $10,000 Pyram id...... 40 Sierra...... 20-30 xlependence and popular sovereignty.” 3:30 . 40 I Love Lucy...... 20 hearings last month, but citizens who were 41, a Van Buren, Maine, mechanic, was and once in the lower back. About $70 was MIDNIGHT 9:00 11:30 7:00 8:30 * Government sources said Constantine Love ot Lite ...... 3 11:30 By Firemen Hour of Power...... 18 New England Journal 3 unable to attend the hearings are welcome arrested today and charged in the 1973 reported missing from the station then, News...... 8-40 Brady Bunch ...... 8-40 News...... 3-22-40 Paper M oon...... 8-40 Forum of the A r ts ...... P age 2 might be permitted to live in Greece as a Phil Donahue...... 8 Nows...... 3 shooting death of a teen-age service sta­ but police sources said today robbery may 4:00 M ovie...... 30 Hollywood Squares ...... 20-22-30 Truth or Consequences ... 6 One Reach One ...... 18 private citizen because his poor showing in to discuss their ideas as well. Film . . 20 Wide World Special__ 6-40 Business news...... P ages 6, 7 Cole’s subcommittee is one of four sub­ Mayfair Gardens residents and guests tion attendant in South Windsor. not have been the exclusive motive in the To Be Announced ...... 3 12:30 Kitty T oday...... 22 NOON Dick Van Dyke...... 18 O lg a ...... 24 the referendum reduced the threat of The Lucy Show __ . 30 News...... 3-8 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 M A C C ...... Page 21 committees working to help select ate a hearty turkey dinner Saturday Morris was charged with murder in the slaying.. M ovie...... 8 Avengers...... 8 Sounding Board ...... 20 future royalist challenges. Cartoon Jamboree . . 40 Jackpot ...... 20-22-30 9:00 projects for spending $1,410,000 in federal evening at the John Cronin Hall at the June 14, 1973 death of 16-year-old Edward Connecticut State Troopers Charles Kel­ Raiders vs. Chiefs . 20-22-30 McHale's Navy...... 40 Password ...... 40 Ready or N o t...... 24 MIDNIGHT Area Profile ...... P ages 8, 9, 10 The king recently said he hoped to M ovie...... 3 money over the next three years. elderly housig project in the North End. Donihee of Warehouse Point whose body ly and Richard Raposa arrested Morris, a 12:30 To Tell the Truth...... 30 M ovie...... 3 return — win or lose. An antimonarchist Sts. of San Francisco .. 8-40 East Loses opener...... Page 16 Manchester is virtually assured the block Firemen of the volunteer Eighth was found in the rear room of a Gasland former East Hartford resident, on the Search for Tomorrow ...... 3 7:30 1:00 leader answered: "AH he has to do is get The Farmer's Daughter...... 8 M ovie...... 18 MCC five rolling ...... P age 16 District department prepared and served service station operated by his father, basis of a bench warrant Issued in Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 Greek citizenship and have a passport grants, which don’t require matching local MOVIES THIS WEEK Celebrity Sweepstakes ...... 20-22-30 Secrets of the Deep...... 3 Ironside...... 20-22-30 the holiday dinner for the fourth year in a Patrick. Superior Court at Hartford. Split Second...... 40 Herald Angle...... Page 17 issued.” TONIGHT The youngster had been shot once in the 11:30 (8) “ Love Has Many (1968). Barbra Streisand, Omar 1:00 row. 6:00 (18) “Mission Over Faces” (1965). Lana Turner, Shariff. The Match Game ...... 3 About 55 of the 76 residents were able to * 1 ^ 1 8 . All My Children...... 8-40 Korea” (1953). John Derek, Cliff Robertson. 11:30 (3) “ Murder at the attend. Also, there were Mike Massaro, Audrey Hepburn stars as Maureen O’Sullivan. Know Your W o rld ...... 20 SUNDAY DAYTIME Vanities” (1934). Jack Oakie, Somerset...... 22 FRIDAY, DEC. 13 president of the district; Mayor John Eliza Doolittle, an ill-bred 8:30 (8-40) “ The Point” Not for Women O n ly ...... 30 Thompson; Donald Genovesi and Ted Mother of Sextuplets 8:00 (30) “ Valle of the Victor McLaglen. 6:00 Cockney flower girl who is (1971). Animated musical fable. 1:30 Kung Fu...... 8-40 Cummings, outgoing and incoming Giants” (1938). Wayne Morris, Midnight (30) “ (jiold Diggers 11:30 9:00 (20-22-30) "M y Fair As the World T u rn s...... 3 News...... 3-8-22-30 representatives of the 12th District, Fire transformed into the finest Claire Trevor. of 1937” (1936). Dick Powell, Let's Make a Deal ...... 8-40 Billy Graham ...... 18 Lady” (1964), Part I. Rex 12 O’clock High ...... 18 M ovie...... 3 Had Expected Triplets Jeopardy...... 20-22-30 Sanford & Son ...... 20-22-30 Chief Ted Lingard, and all their wives. lady of London, in “My Fair 2:00 (40) “ The Long Voyage Joan Blondell. Honeymoonors ...... 20 In Concert...... 6-40 Harrison, Audrey Hepburn, 2:00 Washington Review ...... 24 Robert Eschmann, fireman, was chair­ Lady.” The widely Home” (1940). John Wayne, MONDAY NIGHT Electric Company...... 24 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 Stanley Holloway. Part II is The Guiding Light...... 3 man of the event. About 20 firemen acclaimed move musical, Thomas Mitchell. Newlywed G a m e ...... 8-40 Bonanza ...... 40 8:30 SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) - “ The doctor fourth one was born it was apparent there scheduled Monday night. 9:00 (8-40) "My Fair Lady” 1:00 assisted him as well as about a dozen of which won eight Academy 4:00 (8) “ The Big Sleep” (1964), Part II. Days of Our Lives...... 20-22-30 Rudolph the told me I would proljably have triplets,” were two more to be bom.” 11:30 (3) “ Ten Thousand 6:30 Midnight Special... 20-22-30 their wives and girl friends. (1946). Humphrey Bogart, 11:30 (3) “ Invitation to the 2:30 Rednosed Reindeer...... 3 said Mrs. Charlotte Lange, 26. "When the Awards, airs on NBC-TV in Bedrooms” (1957). Dean Mar­ Edge ot Night...... 3 News...... 3-20-22-30 1:18 Top Notch Foods with a store across N. Born Naturally Lauren Bacall. Dance” (1956). Gene Kelly. Hall of Fame ...... 20-22-30 fourth and fifth and sixth ones were born I two parts: Tonight at 9 and tin, Anna Maria Alberghetti, Girl In My Life ...... 8-40 Zoom ...... 24 Victory at S e a ...... 3 Main St. from the housing complex The weight of the surviving sextuplets— SUNDAY NIGHT The Dodtors...... 20-22-30 Wall Street W e e k ...... 24 was completely shocked.” Monday at 9 p.m. Eva Bartok. 7:00 donated the turkeys and much of the other 2 to 2 l/2pounds — was good for their 27- 3:00 9:00 The sixth and smallest of the sextuplets 9:00 (8-40) “ Funny Girl” TUESDAY NIGHT News...... 3-22-40 week term, Nola said, and they were bora The Price Is Right...... 3 Six Million Dollar Man.. 8-40 food. — rare even for women using fertility 11:30(3) "Gaby” (1956). John General Hospital...... 8-40 Truth or Consequences ... 6 Our SPEEDY Specialty naturally without surgery. M ovie...... 18 The event began four years ago after the drugs — died within four hours of his birth Kerr, Leslie Caron, Another World ...... 20-22-30 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Doctors said the small boy who died was Life of Leonardo...... 24 TRULY DELICIOUS annual Peach Festival run by the firemen, Sunday. He weighed only 1 pound, 15 I WEDNESDAY NIGHT 3:30 Film ...... 20 according to Mrs. Tom Moore, wife of one in critical condition almost immediately SYIVIMIA PORTUIE COLOR TV Ranger Station...... 3 9:30 ounces. A High Impact plastic balga 8:30 (8-40) “ The Tribe” One Lite to Live ...... 8-40 Aviation Weather...... 24 CHICKEN of the fireman. after his birth at O’Connor Hospital. House without color ad cablnat (CA411BQ) (1974). Victor French, Warren Living Word ...... is To Tell the Truth...... 30 Brown In 6 Mlnutat Many of the women living in Mayfair Five Appear to be Healthy The other five babies were taken to How to Survive a Marriage . 20-22-30 MODELS CMlllBG, CA4112YL. Venders. Christmas T re e ...... 3 came to the festival to help peel peaches The surviving three boys and two girls nearby Valley Medical Center and put In I Of yallow cotorsd cablnat 4:00 7:30 11:30 (3) “ I’m All Right, 10:00 The world’s "finest eatln’ appeared to be healthy, doctors said the care of a special neo-natal team. (CA4112YL) Mike Douglas...... 3 Wild World of Animals .... 3 and prepare for the festival. The firemen $10,000 Pyram id...... Night Stalker ...... 8-40 chicken” with Incomparable today. They were reported in “ fair” condi­ Mrs. Lange was reported in excellent AParsonal siza 13” diagonal Jack” (1959). Ian Carmichael, ..,.8 Porter Wagoner...... 18 wanted to show their appreciation and p » i » l Peter Sellers. Black Buffalo's Pow Wow . ...18 Police Woman...... 20-30 taste. tion today and all of them were in condition and her husband went home to Chroma-Llna'* pictura tuba. Somerset...... 20-30 Human Dim ension...... 20 held a holiday dinner after Thanksgiving THURSDAY NIGHT The Lucy Show ...... 22 Let’s Make a Deal ...... 8-22 Masterpiece Theatre...... 24 CALL IN ORDER Day that fall. respirators. rest after the all-night wait in the hospital, AGT-IOO" chaaala Is 100% Merv Qrittin ...... 9:00 (3) “ ’The Professionals” ...40 Black Perspective...... 24 10:30 Pick Up 10 Minutes Later The fun and good food had by all helped “ They’re not out of the woods by any a hospital spokesman said. solld-stala for high porform- 4:30 (1966). Burt Lancaster, Lee New Directions ...... 18 the firemen decide to hold the dinner each m eans," said Carl Heintze, hospital anco and rallablllty Merv Qrlftin ...... a Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Marvin. I Love Lucy...... 20 Nanny and the Professor . 40 KCrS HMVE-IN year since, Mrs. Moore said. spokesman. “ The next two days are SyU/AMPi A Plug-In translators lor Hogan's Heroes...... 22 11:00 Seasonal 9:00 (18) “ A Christmas 8:00 News...... 3-6-18-22-30-40 462 CENTER ST. 642-2EM crucial.” atrvlco oas# The Mod Squad ...... 30 Dr. James Harrow, director of newborn COLOR Carol” (1951). Alastair Sim, 5:0O Dr. Seusa ...... 3 I Love Lucy...... 20 Fund AConvanlant 70 position click Kathleen Harrison. Raymond Burr Show ...... 3 services, said, "It’s going to be up and atop UHF tuning 11:55 (3) “ A Ticklish Affair” The Rest M cC o ys...... 18 down this week” because the babies all Film ...... 20 have hyaline membrane disease, an Sharing A AFC push button locka In (1963). Gig Young, Shirley The Big V alley...... 22 flno tuning for each ohannal Jones. 5:15 oxygen absorption problem common Additional donors to the Christmas Fund among premature babies with un­ ATtlascopIng dipola VHP, FRIDAY NIGHT News...... 20 for disadvantaged Manchester families 5:30 derdeveloped lungs. loop UHF antennas 11:30(3) "With a Song in My MANCHESTER are the following: Green Acres...... 18 Three Months Early Mrs. Joan Martens, Members of the St. AConvanlant racaasad carry­ Heart” (1952). Susan Hayward, Film ...... 20 Hogan's H tro es...... 30 Steven’s Prayer Group, MCC Collegiate ing handl# Rory Calhoun. The delivery lasted 44 minutes and came News...... 40 OLDSMOBILE three months early for Mrs. Lange, the Civltan Club, Mr. and Mrs. Herman John­ A Stand avallabla as optional MOTOR wife of an arm or^ car guard. She had son, Girl Scout Troop 672, Florence M. STANEK axtra (TB13CR) SALES Pearson, Jeanne M. Low, Vera Peterson, been taking fertility drugs. Don WILLIS Garage Inez Van Camp, Mr. and Mrs. Jamaa D. “Your OMsmoMIe Dealer” (Ifirald photo by Dunn) Mrs. Lange's obstetrician. Dr. Vincet ELECTRONICS SPECIALISTS IN _____ Nola, said she bore quadruplets a year ago Harvey, Tall Cedars of Lebanon Nutmeg 277 BROAD STREET WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND 512 WEST c o n a ST. - M 1.K 1I but none lived and she and her husband, Forest No. 116, Mrs. Jack R. Hunter, EVa BRAKE SERVICE Alvin, 29, had been childless. and Norma Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. E.J. PHONE 649-1124 Firemen Serve ^Mayfair Gardens Residents a Feast Agnew, Harriet and Eleanor Casperson, MANCHESTER GENERAL AUTO REPAIR SHOPPING DAYS "We knew by X-ray that we had three in­ Robbrt Eschmann, right, serves a Gardens Holiday Dinner run by the fants,” Nola said of the births Sunday. "I and Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Kjellwn. 649-4631 - 1B MAIN ST., MANCHESTER NEW or USED Moore pours wine for Lorinda Bliss, Total given to date is $881.22. ttviwy dinner to Eva Lutz while Tom behind pitcher, at the Mayfair Eighth District firemen Saturday. TO CHRISTMAS thought there might be four. But after the MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974— PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Dec. 9, 1974

NATIOMAl WfAIMI* MJVICI «• yAM lII tt -» - M SANTA WAS THIN THEATER NEW YORK (UPI) - The SCHEDULE first picture published in the FORUM OF THE ARTS Yolla Niclas To Present New Book U S. of Santa Claus showed (• By JUNE TOMPKINS him as a tiny, thin, pixie-like open every nite ’til Burnside Theater — "The figure with spindly legs and lixctpttaninliyt) Klansman" 7:30-9:30 Yolla Niclas, noted author- "White Taiis and Green lives on Burnside Ave. It tells of Fifty advance copies of the UA East 1 — "Savage is no hint of the big, rotund Bushnell photographer, will be guest at Clover” is a book for children, a mother rabbit, who has five book will be available for Loose" 7:00-9:50; "Aii-Forman 12:30 to 2 p.m. Tickets to the stomach he is invariably Memorial Hall For Information, call the Meet the Author Night Tuesday yet one which may also be baby rabbits and risks a purchase Tuesday night. The .shown with today. boxed Fight Fiim” 9:00 museum at 236-2961. play include an invitation to the at 7:30 p.m. at the First enjoyed by adults, for its supreme sacrifice for the author will personally UA East 2 — “Groove Tube” Duncan Bockus, of 57 The diminutive Santa party. Federal Savings of East Hart­ message is universal, says the naughtiest one of all. autograph the copies sold. xmas cards 7:30-9:05 Crestwood Dr. will be bass Hckets at |1 are available at made his American premiere soloist when the Hartford CPTV ford. author. Introduction of the book will in 1840 on the cover of UA East 3 - “Lt. Robin the box office. She wiil present her new The story is about a family of be shared by the author’s hus­ The public is invited. En­ Caruso" 7:00-9:25; "Bongo" Chorale presents Handel’s com­ Choreographer Eliot Feld A free concert of music for Harper's Weekly in a draw­ book, “White Tails and Green little white rabbits who lived in band, Rudolf Sachs, a retired trance to the main office of the 8:55 plete "Messiah” Dec. 22 at 2:30 brings his colorful contem­ piano duet will be performed at ing by the famed cartoonist "we h a te Clover,” copies of which have Wickham Park in East Hart­ professor from Manchester bank at 1137 Main St., East Showpiace — “ French p.m. at the Bushnell. The per­ porary ballet to “In Perfor­ the Atheneum Sunday at 3 p.m. Thomas Nast. It was not until every formance will be presented to mance at Waif ’Trap” tonight at just bran received. ford near where Miss Niclas Community College. Hartford, is by the rear door. y the miraclo of main Jtretf | Connection” 7:15; "Seven Ups” The program will include works \ the 1900s that artists began ^9 dowritowri mancheSter little w 9:15 the composer’s original 9 on CPTV. The program was by Brahms, Schubert, and portraying the heavier, th in g r ^ Vernon Cinema 1 — “The orchestration (including his un­ taped at Wolf Trap Farm Park I^vel. jollier Santa Claus we know Seven Ups" 7:10; "French cut baroque ornamentation and for the Performing Arts near The holiday at the Atheneum today. Connection” 9:00 all the optional airs). Washington, D.C. is not complete without a visit Cinema 2 — “The Odessa The 90-voice chorale will also Saturday at 9 p.m., Connec­ to “Christmas in the Goodwin File” 7:00-9:15 feature soloists soprano ticut Public Television will pre­ Parlor,” the annual Victorian lOWIIT TIMPilATVIU Showcase Cinema 1 — Marllee Plak, alto Joy Zomig, sent "Jazz on a Summer’s family Christmas scene in the "Rolling Stones” 7:30-9:30 and tenor Jack Litten. Henley Day”, a 90-minute exposition of museum’s Goodwin Parlor, NOTE: Siecial late show Denmead will conduct. jazz from the 1958 Newport recreated in entirety from the Friday k ^turday 11:30 Also, Wednesday, the Hart­ (R.I.) Jazz Festival. Featured Goodwin Mansion. The exhibit r> lE O IN D < ford Symphony Orchestra, in the film are Louis Constance Ford plays Ada Showcase Cinema 2 — continues through Dec. 29. McGowan in NBC-TV’s “Pelham 1 2 3” 8:00-10:00 directed by Arthur Winograd, Armstrong, Mahalia Jackson, Thursday, Friday and Satur­ lAIM ISNOW will present Beethoven’s Ninth Jack Teagarden, George "Another World,” which Showcase Cinema 3 — (Herald photo by Dunn) day, the Wadsworth Atheneum A lt Symphony (Choral) featuring Shearing and Anita O’Day. will become network New, “Longest Yard” 7:15-9:35 “Festival of the Nations” film ISHOWIIS FlOMf Showcase Cinema 4 — Call soprano Barbara Blanchard, Duncan Bockus series will present “Oliver television’s first one-hour Exciting theatre for title and showtime mezzo-soprano Corinne Curry, Wadsworth Atheneum Twist” at 7:30 p.m. and “Great Un WE AlHEt FOIOCASf ^ daily serial drama Jan 6. tenor Richard Kness and bass For reservations, call 525- “The Troubador’s Carnival,” Expectations” at 9 :^ p.m. For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. During Monday night, snow is in the The show now airs Monday Men’s Vem Shinall. Music by Rossini a holiday treat for children six 4258. Tickets are available at the northern Rockies, t)ie upper Mississippi valley, the lower Lakes, toe upper Noraeast am through Friday at 3 p.m. and Stravinsky will complete to fourteen, will be presented in theater box office. Fashion irs OUR POLICY the program. the Atheneum Theatre at 11:30 southeastern New Mexico with rain in soutowestem Texas. Clear to partly cloudy Coachlight Dinner The museum is closed Mon­ Thur^ay, The Choral Club of a.m. and 2 p.m. Saturday. A days. elsewhere. Minimum readlnp include; (approx, maximum temperatures in parentoesls) 100% Hartford presents its annual T heatre party, with refreshments, Atlanta 23 (49), Boston 26 (38), Chicago 24 (42), aeveland 18 (31), Dallas 31 (57), DMver Smog Topic Audience participation with Christmas concert. magicians and games, will take University of Connecticut 18 (45), Duluth 15 (36), Houston 35 (64), Jacksonville 32 (56), Kansas City 27 (50)JJttle Polyester Friday, Saturday and Sunday, booing and sing-a-longs and place between shows, from Tonight, the University Rock 28 (52), Los Angeles 47 (72), Miami 49 (74), MinneapoUs24 (43), New Orleans M M , for Meeting Doug Jones will narrate his hissing is what’s going on night­ Concert Band conducted by New York 24 (34), Phoenix 36 (62), San Francisco 42 (59), Seattle 42 (51), St. Louis 28 (51), Why does Greater Hartford Leisure OPEN T IL 10 P.M. ly at the dinner-theatre in East travelogue on "The Magic of David Maker presents a free have the highest smog level on Windsor in “The Drunkard, or Washington 21 (39). Sets Venice.” There are special concert at 8:15 in the Jorgensen the east coast? EVERY NIGHT The Fallen Saved.” Presented TV Actress matinee performances on Sun­ Auditorium. Answers to this question and day. in a saloon-like Coachlight, the T IL CHRISTMAS Won Husband Thursday, Jerome Laszloffy others will be offer^ tonight at Dec. 16, ’The ’Travelers Choral “meller” drama is playing a directs the University 7:30 in the town hall hearing Slacks: Club will present its 50th an­ six-week run. By Cooking Symphony Orchestra at 8:15 room during the "Air Quality, niversary Christmas Concert. For reservations, call 623- p.m. in the Jorgensen Who Cares?” public informa­ Selections from the "Messiah” 8227 or 522-1266. BY VERNON SCOTT TV TONIGHT Auditorium. tion meeting sponsored by the will be sung. Admission is free. HOLLYWOOD (UPD - Susan By Ray Tanguay, 0-L.U. Currently showing through Manchester Conservation Com­ For further information or Howard, the blonde and pretty CERTIFIED INSURANCE Chateau de Ville Dinner Saturday in the Harriet S. 6:00 reservations, call 246-6807. wife of the “Petrocelli” series, is Movie...... 20-22-30 mission. T heatre Jorgensen Theater is “What the News...... 3-8-22-30 CONSULTANT Bushnell Memorial gift cer­ a Texas gal who married a Tex­ Wolf Trap ...... 24 The public is Invited. "Actual cash valiw" — ITa on your In- Van Johnson is currently Butler Saw.” David Wohl of 12 O’clock H ig h ...... 18 Regional and state officials of / j turanca policy. What doaa It mean? tificates are available in time an who makes the best chili in ■ ■ ■ starring in “Boeing-Boeing,” a California Coventry stars as Dr. Ranee, Honeymooners ...... 20 environmental control agencies for Christmas giving. Available comedy, at the dinner-theater Electric Com pany...... 24 9:30 Qanarally, actual valua maana tha in any denomination, these cer­ A newlywed, Susan married one of the two psychiatrists in and the state highway depart­ Jackets: raplacamant coat ol proparty at tima in East Windsor. Calvin Chrane, an advertising the play. Bonanza ...... 40 Rhoda ...... 3 ment will speak. A University of loaa, laaa dapradatlon. It doaani tificates may be used at the executive, only last May. For reservations, call 429- 6:30 10:00 of Hartford air quality consul­ covar Incraaaaa In worth bacauaa of receiver’s discretion for in­ Medical Center ...... 3 aanSmantal or historical valua. dividual tickets for the Four-Seasons Dinner ’They went together for five 2912. News...... 3-8-20-22-30 tant, Dr. Thomas Sharpless, Challenge of Truth...... 18 ■ ■ ■ remainder of the 1974-75 season T heatre years before deciding to marry. Erica...... 24 and other experts will sit on a Actual cash valua datarmlnaa tha A “ Broadway Holiday Straight Talk...... 24 panel at the meeting. amount of Insuranca you nead to or toward tickets for the 1975-76 Although they are b ^ Texans, Ghost Hunters 6:45 covar a loaa. What was anough last season. Call the box office for Revue” begins tomorrow night they met in Hollywood. And as Ed and Lorraine Warren, Human Growth ...... 24 10:30 Mrs. Terry Parla, chairman of the local commission, will year may no longer ba adaquata to information. and continues through Jan. 5 at much as anything else Susan’s ghost hunters, will speak 7:00 Connecticut Report ...... 18 Luxurious doubleknits, replaoa today. the dinner-theater in co(4dng won him over. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at East Woman ...... 24 chair the meeting. beautifully tailored. Smart ■ ■ ■ News...... 3-22-40 Higganum. 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It is part trol program in order to give Manchester Communjty Hollywood Squares . .. 22-30 Rock Concert...... 8 Freeway, first public facility to tain actual cash value cow aga, but College big band jazz rock you one of the finest ioaa tha banafita of raplacamant coat OPEN TONITE *01 91 of a triplex surrounded by fig Antiques ...... 24 Football Highlights...... 40 be named for the President, ensemble tonight at 8 in the t r ^ nectarines and peaches. newspapers in the nation. Polkal...... 40 qgyerags. Daxttf Slmes 1:00 wiil be dedicated Wednesday in For straightforward ansarars bring auditorium on the Bidwell St. Susan has decorated the 8:00 ceremonies near his hometown. your biauranea quaaUona to News...... 3 Men’s fiLEN^ErS ^ campus. 'Ilie public is invited. rooms in a Spanish miitif with World at W a r...... 3 The 8105 million freeway, REaUR-TllliaMf, he. 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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974 Coed^s Weekend Campaigning Wins Seat in House By PETER A. BROWN to the 1072 Democratic National smallest legislative districts, "The original plan was for issues. Others, she said, only youngest 1972 Democratic con­ going to get married and settle Convention. political start as student iflaurlu'stpr tim iiim Hnalft SOUTH HADLY, Mass. may be one of the few places me to run as the good kid down wanted to discuss her age and vention delegate,, made some down,” she said. "A lot of them (UPI) — Weekend travels are Nevertheless, when the state government president. where: she was able to meet her the block and win on my sex. constituents wary, she said. She seemed amused by me.” traditional for New England House of Representatives con­ campaign goal of knocking on smile,” she said. "After a It was at the constitutional dealt with the problem by Many more, however, ap­ college students, but not the venes In January, she’ll look Part of the explanation, she every voter’s door. while, however, I couldn’t stand convention, to which she was stressing the contributions a parently were impressed. She OPINION type that led Katie Hanna down like everyone’s little sister said, lies in the Granite State’s Once there, always in a skirt it so I started talking issues.” sent by a 3-1 margin over Keene ^young woman could make in a won handily, getting almost the campaign trail to the New among a group of older men. politics and its voters. and sweater, never jeans, she Ms. Hanna, who stressed land Mayor James A. Masiello, that male dominated body whose twice the votes of one incum­ Hampshire legislature and a But then, that’s the way she sold her image as the girl next use planning and tax relief for she argued sucessfully for an 18 members averaged 67 years of bent, who also won election "Some people said that even victory over two incumbents, planned It. Ill/ door, unless the constituent the elderly in the only state in year-old age requirement for age during the last session. from the two-delegate district, though they didn’t agree with one her high school principal. A liberal Democrat in a wanted to talk Issues, in which the nation without sales or in­ gubernatorial candidates. "People just kept telling me my views on some things, I r FORUM stanchly conservative GOP and burying a three-term law­ Actually, Ms. Hanna, 21, a case she was more than happy come levies, said that most The resulting publicity, plus politics was a dirty business maker who was her high school deserved the job because of the Off to a Good Start state, she apparently won by senior at Mt. Holyoke College, to oblige. voters didn’t want to talk that given the nation’s second and wanted to know when I was principal when she got her work I put in,” she said. one of the academically taking her cue from Sens. preslgious Seven Sisters, is George S. McGovern D-S.D. We are encouraged by Gov.-elect ment or elimination of programs and A Sell Out used to it. Last year, while her and Eugene McCarthy D-Minn., Ella Grasso’s willingness to send the projects which may have value but classmates were off on social who scored impressively in the visits, she made weekly treks 1972 and 1968 presidential budget preparers for the various state which the state cannot afford at this To the editor: What is going on? home in a longshot campaign primaries respectively through agencies back to the drawing boards time. We the American people have now that saw her beat Keene, N.H.’s grassroots campaigning. New Hampshire, with the for another look at their figures. If Mrs. Grasso continues in her promised Japan a steady supply of food. mayor for a delegate spot to the Plus American beef in abundant supply state constitutional convention. largest legislature in the Her request to the State Education determination to prune back budget (By ONLY ONE MAN?) Before that she was a delegate Western Hemisphere, and the Department indicates that she is requests and resists demands for First Nixon sold us out to Russia, China and now Ford is selling us out to Japan. determined to see that the eventual more speni^g, despite pressures Some of our own people are going state budget contains only what can from within ^ without state govern­ without. Do we have to feed the world Coffee Table Books be readily justified as absolutely es­ ment, we are cW ident that when the before we feed our own? We gave Japan scrap metal to wage war sential. final budget is forhui^ted it will go to on us, now we give them food to wage star­ Load Santa^s Sack We are aware that it is often easy to the legislature and the people with at vation on us. Again I would like to know what is going justify budget increases. There are least one strike in its favor, credibili­ B y JOAN MANAGER published for alm ost 200 on? years. many factors with which all of us are Welland A. Cole UPI Book Editor ty. A more conventional but 49 Birch St. familiar, like inflation, high labor We are aware the governor-elect is NEW YORK (UPl)-Santa very beautiful and apropos Manchester costs, etc. committed to live within the state’s Claus will be lugging a lot of bicentennial book is Thomas arts and crafts books around Hart Benton (Abrams. $40), current sources of income. We are again this year, with crafts which provides a panorama But even with some concession to aware this income can be adversely books getting artier and the of America as seen by one of Thanks art books becoming costlier. the most American of artists. OPEN 10-10 EVERYDAY ’TIL CHRISTMAS these factors, we admire Mrs. affected by events over which she or To the editor: Coming in on the outside In the world of craft books, Grasso’s apparent determination to any governor has no control. At this time of giving thanks. I’d like to this year in the Christmas gift you can learn how to do get the message across to state agen­ This is why it is imperative that she thank the library, Mr. Jackson and his book sweepstakes are the almost anything from mak­ early starters in what un­ cies that her administration will be present a no-nonsense, no-fat, state staff, who find these terrific and diver­ ing soft toys to building your sified books; who open to us windows on doubtedly will be a full field own log cabin. One of the tight with the state’s purse strings. budget for the coming fiscal year. the world, new viewpoints, understanding, of American bicentennial most delightful is The Little PANT SUITS MISSES’ SWEATERS LADIES’ BRIEFS LOUNGE PAJAMAS 9 It will mean some agonizing We think she is off to an excellent and sheer entertainment. To choose these books. books, among the welter of printed These are the so-called Kid's FOUR SEASONS Craft decisions and perhaps even postpone­ start. material in today’s world, is no easy task. coffee table books, beautiful Book, by Jackie Vermeer and Thanks to all the librarians who are so but hardly svelte. Try to read Marian Lariviere (Taplinger. helpful, pleasant and patient, and last but some of these beauties in bed $9.95). Children can learn to 1 3 . 9 9 2 5 / o OFF . 1 0 4 . 9 9 not least to you, the taxpayers, who foot and you’ll crack a rib. make anything from paper the bills and give us this opportunity. In view of the fact that one caterpillars to plastic wind Famous maker polyester REG. 23.00 to 131.00 Not all ORIG. 1.00 Acetate briefs In ORIG. 20.00-27.00 Dacron® Delicate Diplomatic Path Wilhelmina DeCormier of the greatest of modern chimes. pant suits. Prints and solids. sizes or colors available In white and colors. 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TODAY’S and each gives a picture not making with many color historic visit to the country which had However desirable these goals may THOUGHT only of the master’s work but plates, and Needlepoint: also of his intimate life at Design Your Own, by Muriel MISSES’ been one of our ideological enemies be, our greatest contribution in the home. Baker, Barbara Eyre, since the ouster of Chiang Kai Shek area may be in keeping a peace There is much talk today about freedom. One i? distinguished by the Margaret Walker, Charlotte SWEATSHIRTS HANDBAGS JERSEYS SWEATERS author’s Own special artistry Westerfield (Scribners, and his flight to refuge in Taiwan. between China and Russia, who have Everybody values freedom. Everybody wants to be free. Or so it seems. with the camera; that’s David $12.50), which is a bargain ’There are mutual possibilities of historically had a mutual distrust of But have you really thought about it? 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Only His Way, is the real freedom. the artist as a man. A Wonderful Time, subtitled of technological progress, machine front, kangaroo pockets, Only 25. short sleeve jerseys with zip 30. Manchuria. Think about this today; more on this Winter Sun Patterns in Cornfield (Photo by Reginald Pinto) The American bicentennial An intimate portrait of the tools and other means of becoming the There has been a deep cleavage in tomorrow. year will be the theme for a good life, by Slim Aarons drawstring hood. Red, navy, front. Only 20. great nation which should be its poten­ the Communist ideology between the Dr. George W. Webb good many books published (Harper & Row, $35) which hunter green. Sizes S-M-L. South United between now and 1976 but will show you how the really tial. two countries. Methodist Church few will be more apt or more rich and successful have There are other considerations, The choice of Vladivostok for the fascinating than The Atlas of been living in such places as RAY CROMLEY the American Revolution, Newport, Boston, New York, however, which may be even of more Ford-Brezhnev meeting was probably E edited by Kenneth Bermuda, Beverly Hills, primacy. The leaders of Communist more than coincidental, since the Rus­ Nebenzahl, text by Don Hig­ DUNHAM BOOTS PANTCOATS JUNIOR DRESSES JR. SLEEPWEAR ■ T » T r • Acapulco and other wealthy China are of advanced age. Mao Tse sian seaport is relatively close to the I 2 3 ginbotham (Rand McNally, points. Maybe money doesn’t « s t I a 9 10 $35). buy happiness but it sure Tung is rarely seen these days, and it Chinese boundary. I I 17 13 14 13 16 17 I I 19 70 21 22 73 24 To Our Problems Make^Work No Answer Anyone who thinks of maps buys beautiful surroundings 1 ^ AO ^ 23 26 27 21 29 30 ALMANAC OA is reported that more and more his Also the follow up visit of Secretary as merely an indication of in which to be richly misera­ 1 6 . 9 9 \ ^ j l r i ^ r 1 A . W wife is developing as the philosophical Kissinger to China, after the Russian how to get from here to there ble. ■S should take a look at the 54 T h ere’s one final book By United Press International REG. 29.99 Women’s pile Wool blend untrlmmed REG. 29.00 Assorted ORIG. 12.00-15.00 Long leader and director of the Communist meeting, was an assurance to China printed here which, with the possibility for your Christmas Today is Monday, Dec. 9, the 343rd day WASHINGTON - (NEA) - We have cause inflation and are forced to be non­ more of the tasks are make-wbrk and nylon/tricot gowns. Some C party. accompanying text, tell the lined boots. Black or brown. plush pantcoats. Many famous maker sweater that our intentions towards them was of 1974 with 22 to follow. now reached the height of economic absur­ producing consumers, destroying their list and it is particularly apt therefore demeaning. story of the American revolu­ Dacron* polyester/cotton. Premier Chou En Lai has un­ equally as well motivated as those The moon is approaching its new phase. dity. self respect. this time of year. It’s called styles and colors. Size 18. dresses. Sizes 5-13. tion. Some have not been the Holy Bible. Asst, pastels. Sizes 7-11. dergone severe surgery and is towards Russia. The morning stars are Mercury, Mars To reduce demand and fight inflation, Officials insist this program will be A multibillion dollar public service and Saturn. Arthur Bums and the Federal Reserve different that it aims at giving important reported to have recuperated suf­ We are somewhat in the position of program will inevitably be a monstrous The evening stars are Venus and tighten the money supply so drastically jobs to skilled people temporarily out of bureaucratic boondoggle like the WPA of a ficiently to make an occasional public a person who is friendly to two others Jupiter. that industries retrench and huge numbers work because of the Burns monetary of men and women are thrown from work. depression we would like to forget. Ad­ Those born on this date are under the policies. But it is my experience after 31 appearance. who are enemies. We have to assure To remedy this tragedy. President Ford ministration officials speak confidently of sign of Sagittarius. years in Washington that officials in­ Inexorably time will bring new each that we are not taking sides English poet John Milton was born Dec. and Congress propose an expensive public recent experiments with small-scale evitably find that managing new, tem­ rulers to China. A policy on our part against the other. 9,1608. This also is the birthdate of actors service program and extended unemploy­ public service projects. They forget small- porary workers takes time away from A SAFE CHRISTMAS TO ALL GIRLS’ SLEEPWEAR ment benefits to increase demand. ’This scale models usually succeed because of DRESS SHIRTS MEN’S SWEATERS BUSH JACKET Kirk Douglas (1918), Broderick Crawford their own tasks. The indoctrination period that is amicable may make us friends If our pursuance of this role can will, of course, act to keep prices up. the special attention they receive and the (1911) and Douglas Fairbanks Jr., (1900.) for much of the work in this public service ’The tree, resplendent in its The net result is that hundreds of dedication of those running the trial. As with this new leadership as it arises. relax the tenseness which exists On this day in history: program could be from three to six thousands of men and women are being programs expand and come to be managed bright lights, the beautiful And, of course, much of this In 1793, Noah Webster founded the months. Since the average time in job is between the Russians and Chinese, it removed from work aimed at turning out by run-of-the-mill bureaucrats busy with house and table decorations, 5 . 9 9 3 4 . 9 9 American Minerva, the first daily expected to be less than a year, and since 3 . 9 9 7 . 9 9 depends on how the transition of goods needed to end the scarcities which their own jobs and their own priorities, the colorful gift wrappings - will be a project worth pursuit. newspaper in New York City. many, hopefully, will be in these tem­ power takes place. If it is peaceful If, at the same time, it can bring porary slots from three to six months only, all are potential fire bombs. ORIG. 8.00 FORM. 5.99 REG. 9.00-12.00 FORM. REG. 15.00 Shetland wool REG. 45.00 Men’s wide wale Fire-proof your tree. Check and orderly our chances of a about a greater flow of trade between we are guaranteed a fiasco of enormous Famous maker mesh knit 6.99 Men’s famous maker long sleeve, crew neck corduroy bush jacket with proportions. wires for bare spots and developing rapport will undoubtedly gowns, pajamas, and permanent press dress Orion® acrylic pile lining. the United States and China and the In this regard, note that half of those un­ frayed insulation. Don’t pullovers. Hand washable. be enhanced. United States and Russia, it will be of employed in any one month today are overload outlets with plugs. babydolls. Sizes 4-14. shirts. Solids and fancies. Fashion colors. S-M-L-XL. Bronze. Sizes 38-46. employed the next month. The average China undoubtedly has large world benefit. Use non-combustible decora­ Sizes 14V2-17. MAX LERNER length of unemployment is around 10 deposits of oil and gas and possibly It is a delicate diplomatic path for weeks. tions. uranium which may contribute to the us to tread but the possible gains are Curiously, President Ford and Congress world’s energy supply. are ignoring the obvious approach. Hun­ Toys with sharp edges, or so great that it is worthwhile. The Wilbur Mills Follies dreds of thousands of jobs are now going BOYS’ SAMPLES begging because there’s a shortage of men small removable parts, or MEN’S ROBES VALETS FM/AM RADIO and women with the required training, made of flammable m a­ because the jobs are in one state and the terials are sources of poten­ qualified job hunter in another or because tial painful injury to chil­ 3 . 9 9 » HERALD NEW YORK - We are all, I fear, having He became a legendary figure — the showing up publicly at stripper joints — the man or woman looking for work has dren. Select toys with safety iHanrl;rBtfr a field day with the follies of Wilbur Mills. were fatal to him. Uchael DMridR 1 0 . 9 9 1 / 3 1 7 . 9 9 man who pulled all the congressional not heard of the opening. Note also that a a prime factor and supervise PRICE YESTERDAYS There is hardly anyone in the nation who strings, the guardian of the nation’s purse We must grant every man and woman — man or woman skilled in one occupation In Rnilstarad iitpumg Upralh isn’t having an orgy of finger-waggling who held the pass against crackpots, including every congressman — a right to oversupply may lack the few finishing riMuiiwni, their use. ORIG. 20.00 FORM. 12.99 Hardwood valet with all General Electric FM/AM because this once sensible and self- liberals and other intruders, the Democrat lead his own life and the right to go to touches needed to adapt to a new line of 4 . 9 9 25 Years Ago controlled man has taken leave of his Plush velour robes. Solid wood seat frame. Compart­ portable radio. 3 bands, POUNDED OCT. 1, 1881 who assigned other Demorats to lesser heaven or hell in his own way. But if he work. Industry needs to be able to borrow Knit shirts, sportshirts and Publl»h#d by th« P ubilihtd avary Joseph Pero is elected president of senses and shown himself something of a committees, the man who could bottle up chooses a very public way, shows capital at reasonable rates in order to ex­ Too much Holiday spirit - with contrasting trim. ment organizer insert In bullt-ln AFC, battery or AC. 9 0 * ^ .1 evaning axcept Sun- Connecticut Pomological Society. fool. If not a very sick man. PubllahlngCo.,Harald daya and holldaya. a financial proposal or give it a chance to atrocious Judgment and makes an idiot of pand and hire more workers, and to attack overexuberance, over indul­ slacks. In assorted styles. storage area. Only 5. Squira, Manchaatar, E n ta ra d at tha Charles Burr is appointed to the Depart­ His fellow Democrats in Congress are survive. himself, his fellow congressmen have a the shortages which give birth to inflation. gence, over exertion can Conn. 06040, Manchaatar,, Conn., ment of Commerce Trade Advisory understandably angry because he showed Limited sizes. Talaphona 643-2711 Poit Oflica at Sacond Such a man was like a general of an right to step in because the credibility of It is in these areas Mr. Ford and have serious effects. Moder­ (Araa Coda 203). d a ta Mall Mattar. Board. up on stage in Boston to boost the career of army in the field who clearly possessed Congress with the people is imperiled. If Congress should concentrate their his stripper and singer friend of earlier ation makes for a BURL L. LYONS. PUBLISHER 10 Years Ago and used comnuind and who had an aura of you have spent your life building up power energies. Washington midnight fame. authority .around his head. But when a and believing in it, you have to take the The tragedy is that officials, while busi­ DRAPERIES SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES Park and Rec Supt. Horace Murphey In a post-Watergate mood of plenary vir­ general shows himself a fool and makes a consequences of what happens when the Trust your health to your refuses to comment on status of seven ly making plans, admit privately they PAYABLE IN ADVANCE tue and riding a wave of electoral public display of his weakness, he might personality behind the power crumbles. have no way of determining the magnitude doctor - and his prescriptions part-time rec employes who, by staying triumph, they decided that their con­ LAMPS BICYCLES Single C opy...... I5c 3 Montha...... $9,75 as well turn in his insignia. He has had it. of the problem. They have no Idea of how tons. DOOR MIRROR WaaKly...... 75« 6 M onthr.... $19.50 off the Job, forced shut-down of East Side gressional leadership must be without Conunand and authority are highly in­ .ONE Month .... $3.25 One Year...... $39.00 That may have been Mills problem. many jobs are open, or of what types, or Rec and doubling up of supervisors at ridicule and without reproach. Hence, tangible qualities. They come not with an Somewhere after the midway of his life he 7 . 9 9 „ Mail Rataa Upon Request Community Y. whether the required skills are available MERRIER CHRISTMAS their action In reorganizing the Ways and office but with a person. They are part of a must have found that power over others or in short supply among the unemployed. Subacribara who p.m. ahould telephone Board of Directors, in special session, Means Conunittee, weakening its powers mystique attaching to him. But the very isn’t enough to build a life on. He had done Or how many unemployed men and and a 9 . 9 9 4 4 . 9 9 tall to receive their the circulallon depari- unanimously approves additional |7,0(X) and enlarging its membership in order to Harald before 5:30 ment, 647-9946. fact that Mills had that mystique, and used very little self-exploring and too much women have the basic skills which would HAPPIER NEW YEAR 4 . 9 9 appropriation for current budget of shift its direction. Hence, also, the broad it for his own power and the power of his repression of the strong human drives. enable them to be quickly trained to take Ladies’ 3-speed Murray, Manchester Community College, with support they have given to the move to Assorted color ginger jar Member Audit Bureauot Clrcuimlons committee, made him all the more When he discovered another world, very posts employers are eager to have filled. Framed door mirror 1 4 . 9 9 grant to be financed from estimated in­ oust Mills as committee chairman. 404 West Middle TiAe. bicycles. Great fun, great vulnerable when he fell victim to an out­ different from his power world — one The government for some years lamps. White shade with th e Manchaater Oiaplav advertlaing creased tuition receipts during 1964-85 As a case history in the rise and fall of 16"x56". Goes on door or exercise. REG. 64.68. Just break of human weakness and absurdity. which other men have been able to handle attempted to develop such a program, but Cotton lined antique satin P u b llah in g Co. "O'"*- Three school year. the man of power, the Wilbur Mills story is matching trim. Just 7 full daya prior to - he found himself overwhelmed by It, gave it up last year after a series of false wall, with hanging clips. 15. ataumaa no financial publlcallon. Crestfleld Convalescent Hospital on about the building up of authority and All congressmen are human, but some drapes. Not all sizes In all ratp o n tib lllty lor Daadllna lor Herald lost his balance and toppled over into a starts and fumbles. Officials found no way REG. 12.99. Vernon St. opens its new 1150,000 wing and command, and the loss of both. Mills got are supposed to be less hunun than others. kind of second childhood. colors. typographical arrora claasillad advertlaing: adds 26 beds to its facilities, bringing to 91 to collect and process the Information in wpaaring In advar- 12 noon prior to day of to the top of the congressional heap Mills rode herd on Ckingress so hard and so We will do ill to hound him too hard. He time to be of value; they found no method tiaamanla and other publication: 12 noon total bed capacity. because he worked hard and knew what he long that some of the more ludicrous raading matter In The Friday lor publlcallon cannot exercise the high responsibilities of for separating fact from hope in listing job USE YOUR FORBES’ CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANK AMERICARD M iK h atla r Evaning Saturday and Mon- William R. Sandberg, is elected was talking about, but mainly because he expressions of human weakness — like H#fwd. day. great power, but he is a man of gifts and openings. worshipful master of Manchester Lodge of projected an image of toughness and playing the role of a nightclub cowboy, talents who can in time find himself and Masons. So we don't know where we are or where strength. getting involved in nocturnal brawls. become well again. we are going. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTfcH EVENING HERALU. Manchester, Conn., Mon,, U ec^A iM Antitrust Suit MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974— PAGE SEVEN Names Polaroid A. BOSTON (U PD -A vant Inc. of Lincoln, Mass., has filed a c^JndetSbn-IJttie federal antitrust suit against ------BUSINESS Polaroid Corp., seeking to force V' the film company to give up its Instant photo identification card business. Avant, which claims to be OUR CHRISTMAS . BUSINESS Town Welcomes Polaroid’s only competitor in the instant I.D. field, also asked ^value-atveryspeciaJAndt^ the U. S. District Court to force TS YOU ^ Aetna Contributes First Federal Polaroid to pay damages es­ Sin To Higher Education timated at million to $10 Sixteen Connecticut colleges million, and to order man­ SAVINGS WITH THIS ADI and universities have received Despite rainy weather, a large, the first day, local manager datory industry-wide, royal- $56,511 under Aetna Life ti crowd turned out Saturday for Robert Bonner said, and about free licensing of all Polaroid’s $ . Casualty’s aid to higher educa­ the grand opening of the ISO to 200 persons opened instant film patents and know­ 3 tion program. savings accounts at the. branch how In order to enable first Manchester office of First The company’s share was Our Reg. $23 to $25 manubcture of instant film by Federal Savings and Loan at 344 W. Middle Tpke. $27,306, supplementing agent "We were happy with the other manufacturers. Festive and flatterinf> Association of East Hartford. and employe gifts of $29,205. deposits that came in,” Bonner ’The suit charged Polaroid Bank business was good on I Perm. Edie Adams frostings from $16.50 complete | The largest gift went to Trinity LONG HOLIDAY said. with monopolizing the field by College, with $19,340 con­ DRESSES After a ceremonial ribbon using profits from its patented Nuclear Stations I (long hair slightly higher) | tributed. cutting at 10 a.m. — featuring instant film to sell its I.D. film May Be Approved I 2319 Main StfMt I Other recipients were Alber- 9 5 bank and town officials — the and manufacturing equipment I OlMtonbufv-833-6493 'S,lt H.rrtord-289-8374 first savings account was at below cost, thereby cor­ tus Magnus College, Central WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Connecticut State College, m Atomic Energy Commission opened by Mrs. Alice Jarvis, nering 98 per cent of the whose late husband sold the market. I sloros • oii 4‘ n r 4* al u a m « ‘ Connedticut College, Fairfield Widi‘ selection of (AEC) has decided a construc­ University, Hartford College / tion permit for the Public Ser­ land to First Federal for the styles and colors. bank. for Women, Hartford Seminary vice Co. of Nw Hampshire to Foundation, University of New Misses & Juniors. A great selection! build two nuclear power Backdrop for the opening ^ . Haven. stations in Seabrook, N.H., events was the St. Patrick’s Our Reg. $37 Also, (}uinnipiac College, St. could be issued, with certain Pipe Band of Manchester, OpM Evinr ito I I 9 Joseph College, University of M E N ’S RIJCCED conditions. which marched through the of­ Opening First Account Bridgeport, University of The AEC’s directorate of fice playing a number of songs. ChMfi Moomts hnlM OUTERWEAR licensing said its environmental Another highlight of the Manager Robert Bonner gets the necessary information from Mrs. Alice Jarvis Saturday ladt Charfes WekoM Connecticut, University of statement on the nuclear power celebration was a "live” broad­ as she opens the first savings account at the new Manchester branch Of First Federal Hartford, Wesleyan University, m Yale University, and the Hart­ stations was not a final licen­ cast by Radio Station WINF Savings and Loan Association of East Hartford. Land for the new office was purchased by > = ] sing action. The AEC board from the branch lobby. WINF’s First Federal from Mrs. Jarvis’ late husband, Alexander Jarvis. (Herald photo by Dunn) ford Conservatory. must first conduct a public Jeff Jacobs was on the air as hearing on environmental, ‘ sportscaster George Ehrlich health and safety matters. talked sports with the crowd. The conditions stipulated in­ First Federal, organized in Short Flights Doomed? O s ’ clude a provision for natural- 1930, now has seven offices. Besides the Manchester 1^1 draft towers to cool condenser CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UPI) it today will change and short- of a worsening fuel shortage, 9 water discharges, in case the branch, there are two offices in — An aeronautics expert at the haul service will be virtually short-haul service could be cooling system doesn’t meet East Hartford, two in Vernon, Massachusetts Institute of eliminated,” he said. “Only doomed no matter what policies the standards of the federal and one in both Glastonbury and Technology says that fuel shor- with adequate planning will the government adopts. water pollution control act. South Windsor. taes may force the nation’s air viable short-haul alternatives Steam from the proposed With assets of about $112 transportation system into be available and the long-haul GREETING CARDS nuclear generator will be million. First Federal is the making major changes, in­ air system preserved.” cooled by water taken and largest savings and loan cluding the virtual abandon­ He said planning should begin Far All Occasions Soe Our Largs Display returned from 'the Gulf of association east of the Connec­ ment of short-haul air service. now to provide alternatives to Our Reg. $50 Maine. ticut River. Joseph V. Vittek Jr., an assis­ short-haul service and also to ARTHUR DRUG SPORTCOATS tant professor of aeronaut^ preserve long-haul service. But and astronautics, says he also warned that in the event Double Knits, savings through new technology solids, might cut U.S. airline fuel checks House Considers needs in half by the year 2000. and plaids. But he warned that the Job Legislation government’s major technological efforts in the near Chaicesf Meats In Town! 3 6 future will most likely be ^ directed at fuel savings for Nelson A. Rockefeller as vice WASHINGTON (UPI) - automobiles. And if the invest­ president with a House vote Legislation went to the House ment in aircraft technology STUES. ONLY SPECIAL! coming in about two weeks. today to extend unemployment isn’t made, energy shortages ® Genuine Waybest Robert McCarthy compensation benefits an ad­ The Senate will also take up A tremendous an administration-backed trade may eventually hurt the in­ ditional 13 weeks for workers in dustry, Vittek said. setection! areas hard-hit by layoffs caused bill to permit negotiations for HNB Reassigns ^ 1 The air system "as we know : GMCKEN BREASTS .8 9 ^ « Our Reg. $25 by recession and double-digit lower tariffs, and give the Robert McCarthy I fip6«tijicate | Soviet Union most favored na­ inflation. Robert J. McCarthy of R O Y’S tion trade status in exchange The measure would put an es­ : GMGKENLEGS » 7 9 ^ S Manchester has been for a pledge to let more Jews RUGGED timated $1 billion into the hands reassigned by Hartford emigrate. On the energy front. OUTERWEAR of the jobless who have National Bank and Trust Co. to Sen. Henry M. Jackson, D- exhausted their current un­ I HIGHLAND PARK MARKET I its First Manchester Office at Wash., will offer proposals to 9 5 employment benefits. 595 Main St. McCarthy is assis­ outline the President’s authori­ 317 Highland St., Manchester—iPhone 646>4277 liie House also will consider tant vice president with com­ ty to ration gasoline if needed. an emergency bill later this m mercial loaning respon­ week that would create a $4 sibilities. billion public service jobs E program. President Ford has McCarthy joined HNB is 1961 proposed his own $2.5 billion in the audit department. He has temporary job program. been manager of the northwest Our Reg. $8 to $10 Tbe Senate has yet to begin office in Hartford and assistant Wrinkle-free consideration of either manager at the Windsor central Entire stock! Double Knit measure, but both are expected office. to pass before Congress .T h is A 1958 g ra d u a te of Our Reg. $17M en’s BOY’S adjourns. The House will also Providence College, McCarthy DRESS SLACKS DRESS SLACKS debate compromise le^slation lives at 110 Oxford St. with his designed to force strip mine C wife, Carol, and two daughters. 0 9 5 operators to restore the land 1 2 after it is mined; a Senate- ^ passed bill authorizing $2.7 Christmas say Double Knit billion in economic aid to U.S. or Woven Texturized. allies and a bill to exempt from Caldor Gains Solids or fancy patterns. taxation the first $500 of in­ Caldor Inc., a Norwalk-based terest earned by depositors in chain of 32 department stores, bank and savings and loan ac­ has reported a 20.2 per cent counts. The Senate is expected gain in net income for the third to vote ’Tuesday to confirm It’s for you? quarter ended Oct. 26.- Sales during the quarter went ahead 17 per cent. Heads Chapter Income for the three-month James N. Britton of 74 period totaled $989,651 (26 cents Timber ’Trail, Manchester, has per share), compared to last Entire stock! been elected president of the year’s $823,061 (21 cents per New York chapter of the share). Sales for the third Our Reg. $8 National Association of Service quarter of 1974 were about $46.4 Diu:ssi^ SPORT Our Reg. $15 Managers. million, compared to about Our Reg. SHIRTS Britton, also a member of the $39.6 million in the third VELOUR quarter of 1973. $9 & $10 association’s national board of Kj \RUKI directors, previously served as During the last five weeks, lA D IE S ' Caldor lus opened new stores at ROBES 2J11 vice president of the chapter. LUXURY He is employed by Stanadyne Yorktown, N.Y., Trumbull, Men ’.S' Corp. as service manager and is Conn., and Methuen and m SWEATERS permanent //-] responsible for all service of its B urlin^n, Mass. press. l'\ diesel engine products. The National Association of Service Managers was organized to raise the level of Heads Chamber product service management Arthur G. Girouard, vice ^ J I and to provide a forum for president of Society for professional managers in the Savings, has been elected presi­ Our Reg. field, through national con­ dent of the East Hartford $10 to $12 I ferences and regional Chamber of Commerce. He seminars. succeeds George P. Gustln, FASIllOI^ PANTS The New York chapter, one of vice president and general A luxury gift 9 manager of Kawle Tool Supply ten chapters in the U.S., has g 9 5 of great value more than 90 members in the Co, ^ - 4 / ' Northeast. Among persons named to the in a wide choice OurRig.$l2& $13 ^ Girls’ Snug-Warm Ski Parkas chamber’s board of directors _ The gift of a telephone. Now there's a surprise. An idea Exciting new tailored of colors. MEN'SSWEATERS were Robert Buettner of Paul acrylic pants in a wide Cla.ssic Shetlands, Promoted Buettner Florist, Charles Hoff­ Tremendous .selection! you've probably never thought of. And it's easy to give, choice of solids and dn’ssy Cardigans and Hartford National Bank and From Pacific Trail, Sportscaster, man of the Hartford Electric Our Reg. $4 & $5 Trust Co. has named Bruce L. easy to do. Just call or visit The Phone Store Light Co., and Nelson novelty patterns. luxurious Bulky Pullovers. MacLean commercial banking Shetlands. Ribs, Cable FASHION NECKWEAR nearest you. You'll find all the styles and colors Kilpatrick of Connecticut Bank Misses & Juniors. S, M. L. manager of its East Hartford Aspen & Even Canadian Imports and Trust Co. office, 1055 Main St. anyone woidd ever want. and Fisherman Knits. ‘ MacLean came to HNB as a ■ 'ik 2 . r $ 7 management trainee in 1969 There's the Princess (shown here) with night light and and was an officer's assistant high style. Contemporary Trimlines. Elegant French Appointment at the First Manchester office Decorator phones. And handsome Chest phones. 20% to 40% off Albert Clbley has been named until he became manager of executive director of Key HNB’s Silver Lane office in Saying "it's for you" is a beautiful way to say to 40.00 Now National, a Franklin, Mass.- East Hartford in 1972. "Merry Christmas." Reg. 27.00 18.00 to 32.00 b as^ group of 170 appliance A 1967 graduate of Bowdoin dealers. ' Mmlwson-Uttle College, he is now attending the Hindrae If prdetsionaNy itfM lU p«lM ri tT M i^ Announcement of Cibley's ap­ 1 A « a H Mm It r M d a r mtIm A iiM ** (iA QreatcfNamein'E'ine Clothing Williams College School of MU pointment was made by Bemle 'Banking. Rosenberg, chairman and MANCHESTER Manchester Parkade .A former Manchester resi­ prpsldent of Key National. dent, MacLean now lives in Southern NewEngland'felephone S TO R l Rosenberg is president of Ber- East Hartford. nte’s TV and Appliances, Inc., with six stores In the Hartford area. * *** nUiiMljL»| itictuciiCo^Ct I \^Uilll.; H k K fti.t *i/CC» ’'^y^I'fCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Marichester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974 — PAGE NINE Andover Gets First Bank Jean Opposes New Community Plan COVENTRY / Monica Shea Advisory Group Jean said, "We move all these people from Ella Grasso asking her to in­ visited the community house Corretpondenl were listened to but if it made Point A to Point B. tercede on behalf of all the during the day to pick up infor­ As SBM Opens 10th Branch residents of the area and use mation, purchase bumper lie r a lb any difference or not I don’t "One of my other concerns is 742-9495 her office in any way that she Lionel Jean, a member of the know. I don’t know what that if we build this new com­ stickers and pennants. The Area Profile sees fit to help in coping with coalition raised between 1300 Citizens Advisory Group that Process’ motives were in com­ munity we would lose the sense The tenth office of The a.m. Officers, directors and First-day visitors to the new Saturdays, the bank will be thi^ problem. during the day. 'These funds will open from 9 a.m. to noon. worked with DevCo during the ing to Coventry. I know there of conrtmunlty that we presently Savings Bank of Manchester staff welcomed visitors to the banking office received free : ' The press conference was be used to help defray the legal Carol Houghton, an Andover planning process for DevCo’s are advantages in every thing have. When you have a small opened Saturday morning, in new office. gifts. Depositors to new ac­ community you have that need held in conjunction with an expense being incured by the resident, who is assistant proposed new community, but the advantages of this new the Andover Shopping Center, The opening celebration, counts will also receive a Anti-DevCo Open House and In­ group in its attempt to stop treasurer of the bank, will also spoke against the new com­ community didn’t outweigh the to work together.” on Rt. 6. The opening marks the which will continue through choice of free gifts during the disadvantages. I don’t see any Robert (Skip) Walsh, formation Day held at the DevCo. opening celebration. serve as branch manager. She Dog Warden Fees Set munity at a press conference first time banking services Dec. 24, will be highlighted by a representative-elect from the will be assisted by Ruth held on Saturday by the Anti- advantage of putting a large North Coventry Community have been made available in daily drawing at noon for an The Andover Office will be 53rd District, said that he is Hutchinson and Bonnie Eells, DevCo coalition. group of people in one area. We House. Andover. AM/FM portable radio. On open Monday, Tuesday, COLUMBIA begin conducting meetings and the town to receive a 16,750 don’t have the highways to sending a letter to Gov.-Elect Approximately 300 people First Selectman David Saturday, Dec. 21, a Grand Wednesday, and Friday from both of Andover. hearings. reimbursement for a Jean said, “It is too big. It Mrs. Hougton, who joined the would upset the whole area. Not Yeomans performed the Prize Drawing for a RCA Color noon to 6 p.m. Thursday hours Virginia Carlson He also asked when the Safe­ hydrogeological survey on the bank full time in 1965, is a only Coventry but the surroun­ traditional ribbon-cutting at 9 TV will be held. will be from noon to 8 p.m. On Correspondent ty Commission will hold town landfill area. graduate of Windham High ding towns as well. If we grow 229-9224 meetings about security and Selectmen signed the resolu­ School. She has completed the ten thousand in the next ten The Board of Selectmen has law enforcement needs for the tion authorizing the first select­ PZC To Decide On Consultants AIB course in home lending years we won’t be able to keep established a fee schedule for town. man to execute, on behalf of the munity Zone. mortgages and is presently up with It. We would have to portion of its meeting to discus­ vacancy on the town committee the town dog warden, effective Hadigian said he believes board, any and all contracts, COVENTRY attending the Connecticut have sewers, roads and schools. Other items on the agenda in­ sion, input or complaints from and to select the candidate to be Dec. 3, but postponed a decision there should be public hearings agreements and other Monica Sheu clude the zone change request residents. School of Savings Banking. She on the door-to-door dog survey documents necessary to obtain In the last 15 years we have recommended to the Board of so residents may have an oppor­ (>orreHpondent of Albert Lindsay for his The commission will also dis­ Education to fill the vacancy is a member of the Republican required by the state. financial assistance from the grown by 2,000 people. We have tunity to air their views. 742-9495 property on the corner of Rt. 31 cuss the proposed DevCo new created by the resignation of Town Committee of Andover Selectmen rescinded a Department of Environmental had our problems but we have First Selectman Joseph The Planning and Zoning and 44A, and impact statement community regulations. Robert (Skip) Walsh. and served as treasurer of the previous motion charging dog Protection to develop an been barely able to solve them. Szegda said Joseph Pepin is Commission witl decide tonight requirements andithe roadside The committee must also Site lie m ld PTSO of Rham High School. owners a boarding fee of $3 a engineering study for the design How can we provide services To Fill Vacancy whether to’have additional con­ She and her family live bn chairman of the committee to shelters. select candidates to recom­ day in addition to redemption and implementations of im­ for the new community? I sultants to help in the review of The Democratic Town Com­ Pine Ridge Dr., Andover. investigate the fiscal year and (Conservation mend to the Town Council for Area Profile fee of $5. Twenty-four hours provements to the solid waste haven’t talked to one person the DevCo proposed addition to mittee will meet tomorrow Everett J. Livesey, president .added he does not believe the The Conservation Commis­ appointment to the Board of after a dog is advertised or the disposal facility. ' that favors this.” the zoning regulations which night at 8 p.m. in the Board of The Savings Bank of committee has met. sion will meet at 7:30 p.m. Health and the Sewer Commis­ owner is notified a $2-a-day In speaking of the Citizens would allow a Planned Com­ Room of the Town Hall to fill a Manchester, said, "We are very A state police representative tonight and will devote the first sion. boarding fee is charged in addi­ will be at Yeomans Hall at 8 happy to be able to offer tion to the 15 redemption fee, residents of the Andover area p.m. Dec. 10 to discuss whether the board decided. the town needs a resident Town Offices To Be Filled the bank’s complete savings The town will reimburse Dog and lending services. We have trooper. The meeting was Warden Walter Kokoszka 135 a designed the hours of this new scheduled by the Safety Com­ month rent for the pound on his to be reappointed may contact sent letters of resignation to the mission. COVENTRY office to accommodate property. Selectmen also voted his respective town committee; town clerk. shoppers and those people who Hadigian said he supports the to pay 15 for every complaint Monica Shea the correspon4ing secretary of Popple was recently elected commute to Hartford each day. new local bank and hopes and 15 take an animal to the Correspondent the Town Council, A1 Carilli; or to the positipn of Probate Judge We look forward to getting to to selectmen will consider doing veterinarian. They also voted to 742-9495 the town clerk, Elizabeth and Mrs. Richardson was ap­ know our new friends personal­ town business with it. eliminate the 110.50 a month for The terms of members of Rychling. pointed to the Planning and - ly and invite everyone to come He also said the charter com­ gas. ■\|/ various boards and com­ While nominations will be Zoning Commission as an alter­ in~and register for our prize mission should be called back missions will expire within the received from the political Selectmen said the dog into existence to consider the C lL nate member. drawings.’’ warden was sent a budget next month and persons will town committees, unaffiliated Section 2-5 of the Town The bank has six offices in Robert Fuller, an Andover resident and a director of the ning. Assisting him is Carol Houghton, also an Andover possibility of a finance board. THURS. THRU SAT.^ have to be reappointed or ap­ voters or any interested per­ Charter provides that when a Manchester. Other offices request form before the annual Hadigian said he thinks an in­ pointed to the Conservation Savings Bank of Manchester, took out the first account in resident and manager of the new branch. (Herald photo by town meeting on budget, dependent body would offer ser­ sons may contact the council or person vacating an office has serve East Hartford, South the b a ^ ’s Andover branch when it opened Saturday mor­ Dunn) DEC. 9-THRU 14|- Commission, Board of Health, the town clerk directly. been elected as a member of a Windsor and Bolton. however he requested no in­ vices that would bring ^bout Board of Welfare, Recreation Two members of the Zoning political party the vacancy crease. orderly financial concern for Commission and the Pension Board of Appeals, Charles Pop­ must be filled by the appoint­ Kokoszka told the selectmen the town. Board. ple, Democrat and Marilyn ment of a person of the same last month he would resign if Selectmen, appointed Any persons who would like Richardson, Republican, have political party. they did not set a-fee schedule. Hadigian to the committee to He has been dog warden since look into the mass transit needs 1950. of the town as authorized by I.VBAR OUARANTII Uniform Fiscal Year EicKw»«' Witi tmai voters in July. •Mclnc W kV X m you • c«rd In other business, Albert guar anoti 41« tfM ifom d* lapts «n maianaB artd M o rk ri^ Hadigian asked selectmen Landfill Funds Mkp H 4 .1 not NO N il >to4aca 4 School Smoking Discussed a Drand na« aopiianca when the committee appointed Selectmen also voted to adopt I of c^arg• to study the uniform fiscal year a resolution which will allow BOLTON proposal by the students of St. Maurice Council Knights of Donna Holland allowing seniors to use the Columbus will sponsor a spring Correspondent smoking area during their study sports night. 646-0375 halls. A student representative Fuel Price Violations Fleming will recommend to A group of high school from each class was at the the Board of Education that NOW THRU FRI., DEC. 13 parents and students met meeting. Parents were asked if Alleged by Sen. Ribicoff seniors be allowed to use the recently at the high school to they would attend a sweetheart discuss issues of concern. smoking area during their study dinner dance if one was held. WASHINGTON (UPI) - A “ In these times of hall periods. skyrocketing oil prices and oil Joseph Fleming, principal, and The students tentatively plan federal report has found __f Michael Landolphi, athletic Landolphi asked if the school the event for February. violations of the Federal industry profits, there is no director, were also at the could hold three sports nights Energy Administration’s price excuse for the public being sub­ meeting. during the year to recognize all The parents present were policies that amounted to as jected to illegal overcharges by very receptive. The group reviewed how the students who participate in DECEMBER much as 12 billion at the oil the oil industry,” Ribicoff said. --i smoking situation is being school sports. Over 20 people attended the f a n t a s t i c refiiliery level alone, according He had concluded from the The school will sponsor a fall meeting. TTie group next plans handled. They discussed a to Sen. Abraham A. Ribicoff, D- report that government cannot and winter sports night and the to meet in January. Conn. assure consumers they are not CUTS'. Ribicoff said Sunday the being overcharged for gasoline, report by the General Accoun­ home heating fuel and other oil SALE ting Office, which he requested, products, Ribicoff said. SAVE OVER $3 showed major problems with 'The GAO said it could not SET Petition Suggests Plaza the FEA’s enforcement of oil arrive at a complete estimate price regulations. of industry overcharges __ EA. Ribicoff is chairman of the because the FEA produced an 7-PC. ‘COUNTESS’ COOKWARE SET As Community Center Site Senate subcommittee on incomplete audit and denied the o reorganization, research and GAO access to a large portion Porcelain in green or yellow over heavyweight aluminum with no­ international organizations, of the available information. disguise, next to be determined The reconstruction will in­ scour Teflon II " interiors. 1 and 3 qt. covered saucepans. 10" skillet, 5 SOUTH WINDSOR which scheduled a hearing for The GAO report said FEA is if the costs of the purchase volve excavation of the qt. Dutch oven (cover fits the 10" skillet). Judy Kuehnel Wednesday on the GAO findings regulations “were either silent and renovation of the plau roadway’s full width, therefore Correspondent of price violations at all levels or ambiguous regarding certain exceed the |1.3 million referen­ prohibiting passage to all traf­ 644-1364 of the oil industry. oil industry practices.” dum which was defeated last fic. And you thought Plum Gulley June 15. Park was over with? Past experience has indicated jnore too! ’ ^ a princess. SAVE In that referendum, which that some motorists ignore OVER Not if the South Windsor called for a library, and com­ Town Council can be convinced road closing signs and therefore munity center to be erected on that a local man’s petition to Pierce Rd. will be well marked town-owned property, voters convert the Sullivan Ave. Shop­ and protected by mounds of dirt Democrats Seek defeated the issue by almost 200 ping Plaza into a Community on both sides, officials said. votes. The reconstruction is part of oW Donna Holland As the completion of the new a petition presented by Stephen South Windsor Sewer Com­ corttolwn'iWW K ,o„ Bently Memorial Library slow­ cups. Has built-in warming plate Mayor Robert J. Smith said Corre«pondent YOUR CHOICE F. Cooney, 121 Maskel Rd. at mission will meet Tuesday at 8 ly approaches the Library that Cooney’s question about 646-0375 the council’s last meeting. p.m. in the Town Hall. ^ a r d is seeking volunteers for the plaza was one the mayor ’The nominating committee of PRICE Even if the shopping center is Plays the library who would be himself had disussed with other the Democratic Town Com­ for sale, and even if it would South Windsor Eli Terry willing to donate a few hours a STREAMLINED GUARANTEED* CUT! council members earlier this mittee will hold the first of I SET serve as a Plum Gulley Park in School sixth graders will pre­ month in various capacities. year. However, while the — I " several meetings Wednesday in sent their production of “The An interest in the library is DELUXE ELECTRIC APPLIANCES mayor did not go into detail on preparation for the May 1975 Littlest Angel” Thursday, Dec. th e only qualification 24-PC. EL DORADO his discoveries surrounding the elections. 4- SLICE TOASTER — Elegantly styled in chrome with color trim. 19 at 7 p.m. in the school necessary. feasibility, he implied the Any person interested in GLASS WARE SET auditorium. Santa Claus will Anyone interested is asked to Light-to-dark toast selector. Removable crumb tray. project could cost more than becoming a candidate in this Fine glasses, classic design. Jaycee Wives also visit with children in the contact Raymond Woollett, last summer’s referendum. audience. • election shoud contact either 3-SPEED MIXER — With cabinet for storing cord. Whips, mixes, stirs, 8 each: 6 oz. juice, 9 oz. on-the- The council is still bound to librarian, 643-6657. To Give Party Throughout this month the Richard Barry, chairman of the blends. Beaters pop out for easy clean-up. rocks, 12 oz. beverage. In gift study a petition presented to it, Hartford Stage Co. will present nominating committee, 649- Bids Accepted even if the matter is one that 4364. box. Gold' or Green'. For New Year "The Gowii’s Comer Concert” The Board of Fire Com­ 12-CUP PERCOLATOR — Fully automatic. Easy-clean glass bowl has been discussed in the past. to school children in South People who have never held missioners recently awarded VERNON Road Closed Windsor the play is sponsored an office in town before should bids for service booU, coats and brews full-flavored coffee. Signal light when coffee’s done. Pierce Rd. in South Windsor by the local Cultural Arts Com­ not hesitate to call. The prime fire hose. OVER The Greater Vernon Jaycee will be closed to through traffic motive for becoming a can­ Contracts for all equipment 5- SPEED ‘SOLID STATE’ BLENDER — Whips, purees, liquefies. Wives will sponsor a New mittee. for the next three weeks, due to didate in the upcoming or any were awarded to Industrial SET Year’s Eve party at the Ar­ The state company will per­ Unbreakable jar, measuring cup on lid to add ingredients. $1 the reconstruction of the other election is an interest in Safety Supply. A breakdown of mory on West St., Rockville, form for second, third and Podunk River Bridge. town and community affairs. prices follows: four pairs of 20-PC. GENUINE starting at 9 p.m. fourth graders. FASHION COLORS: Avocado — Pineapple — Chocolate Football Banquet boots at 134.76 a pair, four coats The evening will feature a RADIO- PHONOGRAPH IRONSTONE SETS at 156.25 each, and 1130 for the buffet and dancing to the music ’The junior and senior pony Solid-state AM radio-phono runs on 2 speeds hose for a total of 1494.04. Freezer-safe, unusually sturdy. . of the Irne Paul Orchestra. ’The football banquet will be held — LP and 45 rpm, with 45 rpm adapter. The equipment is expected in 4 each: cups, saucers, dinner donation will be |35 a couple Dec. 18 at 6;30 p.m. >at the oci5»A Complete with hl-Impact plastic cabinet, M ton Congregational Church about three months. with all proceeds to go to local removable cover. and salad plates, soup bowls. charities. eilucational building. Danny Rattazzi, fire chief, is 'Butterscotch' or 'Brownstone'. Anyone wishing to make Annual Toy Drive For the potiuck supper each checking into various types of ' reservations or having family involved will be asked to helmets and glasses ne^ed by ; questions concerning the affair bring a dish to serve eight peo­ the volunteers. He is also • should call Mrs. Anne Marie Planned by Club ple and to make a donation of 12 checking the price of gloves. ' Capossela, 872-9326; Mrs. Helen $1 EA. to cover expenses. Rattazzi picked up two spare U SilN ON T V Chairman of the banquet is Scott air pak tanks for the • Cote, 872-4707; or Mrs. Carol If anyone wishes to donate, YOUR CHOICE Betty Jensen. department. ‘RIVAL’ Tedoldi, 872-2263. the club would be glad to pick HEBRON B A R B ir S ' For the first time in the Lawrence Shaw, fire com­ Auxiliary Party up the items. For information, XITTLE QIRL* DOLLS Anne Dallaire COUNTRY CAMPER'' history of football in Bolton, the missioner, is checking into the 3Va QT. ‘CROCK POT’ The auxiliary to Dobosz- call Carol Cubit, 649-7348 or Dot Correspondent BY PISHBR-PRICI« banquet will have as its master cost of three 7!4-volt hand ' Ertel-Laboc-Hansen Unit 14, Cook, 228-3262. Realistically detailed: with slide-out 228-3267 Soft-body dolls are so cuddiyl faces of ceremonies Bulldog player SLOW COOKER/SERVER American Legion, will hold its door, steering wheel, front window! lights and 200 feet of electrical The home life committee of Appointed dnd hands of wastiaM# vioyf, ftrrnfy Randall Fish. cord with a dozen spare sockets Christmas party and gift ) Also. 2 chairs, luggage rack and sleep- 'Set it, forget it! Genuine stoneware Hebron Junior Women’s Club is Selectmen have appointed rooted hair can be brt/sbed and ' Championship jackets will be and plugs. 4 exchange, Dec. 18 at 8 p.m at __' ing bag. Gel yours today! interior with see-thru glass cover. Brings having its annual toy drive for two people to the Recreation styled Special fasleriers U /t easy awarded to members of the un­ New locks for doors at the the Post Home, West St., Commission. out natural good flavor of food. Cooks Rockville. the children of the Inmates of dressing For ages 18 rrK,s A yrs beaten Bulldogs. firehouse have been purchased. Somers prison. Tony Visconti of West St. was Guests expected at the slowly, automatically, all day while : Chamber Meeting The club is inviting anyone in named to a five-year term and banquet Include Marshall Siren Out of Order cook's away! ’The Board of Directors of the Hebron to join them in collec­ Mrs. Arleen Terrier of West St. Taylor, commissioner of the Rattazzi reported to the com­ Rockville Area Chamber of 2N I n MtHs I n . rVMlI^III flNf H i IN Mm Imm I f . ting new games, puzzles, and will serve for one year. Eastern Conference Midget and missioners that the siren on WattianfiiM Manchntar Commerce will meet Dec. 11 at Both were recommended by A w n^im kw y books. A special request has MS— mt Pony Football League, Richard West St. is out of order. Ray­ noop at Steve h Tom’s, West wHSi|iii n n M n M N riN 2M Nm Iritain An. Fam hilae Valay Mai 111 S lw Daam Parttaik A IE hiS i been issued for new hats and the commission for the existing Lowry, deputy commissioner mond Soman, fire com­ laridwMikd Shopping Plaza. vacancies. NMtar DaintaM mittens for ages 1 to 13. and Larry Navlaux, Univeriltv missioner chairman. Is RVwnIKiWI liataAA of * Connecticut head footjaall checking into having It 240 Nartiford Aw. WatMniitan Plau SMWMiarAw. 121 FanainitM Aw. coach. > repaired. PAGE TEN - MANCHKSTEH EVENINO HKHALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1W4 M.ANCHESTER EVENj NG HERALD, Mancheswr, Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974 — PAGF F.l.F.VEN Don’t Let Christmas Blues Get You Heral^J ROCKVILLE HOSPITAL NOTES FIIMSISH-ESTOISIAIS By AL ROS8ITER JR. spring than at Christmas PLAZA . STORE IMPORTS A;»m Prolilo some people think the sions usually will go away, (Wtl I TN FIW88) South Windsor; Jeannette UPI Science Editor time and Petite said he does Admitted Friday: Louis Bed- Shenipsic St., Rockville; Marc Christmas spirit will end the but for more severe cases of NixttiFrM k’s tiigwiwrtwl and IlnndicrnflH Hornfeldt, Broad Brook; Nancy WASHINGTON (UPI) - domestic or other troubles depression, people should see see an increase of depres­ narz. Broad Brook; John Crat- Walton, Evergreen Rd., Ver­ EMt Mlddto Trim!•»., RlAMllMtM’ 44 Stony Rd., (oft Rt. .B) ty. Grove St., Rockville; non. and Todd Lasher, Columbine Christmas is a happy period they've been having - saying their physician. sions in the spring as well as Deadline Set Dec. 13 Anthony Krapf, West Discharged Saturday: Jolene Rd., Tolland; Glenlce McEwen, for most people, but for some that it’s Christmas so let’s “ I think that’s an important around Christmas. The Open Every Nile HI Clirlitinatl BoKon, B48-8080 Wlllington; Steven Meehan, Brennan, Nlederwerfer Rd., Stafford Springs; Howard it is a time of holiday blues. forget our troubles. “Those point,” he said. “ People often reason again, he said, may be Hours 9-3, Mon.-Fri. Lovett, Sunset Rd., Ellington; Hartford; Richard Tasse, East South Windsor; Joseph Carter, Psychiatrists report there are unreal expectations," he tend to suffer from depres­ the contrast from the general COOKIE TINS Luxurious handwoven mohair and wooi On Letters to Santa Patricia Munroe, Reed St., Hartford; Marie Thibodeau, Pleasant Valley Rd., South seem to be more cases of said. sions because they think it’s mood. For Your Homomado Boodloo... blankets, or reindeer pelts from Lapland Enfield. Windsor; Marianne Cote, Rockville; TanetU Rockx, Eva depression around the holi­ UDon't let problems build something they ought to be “When the weather is nice TOLLAND Saturday: Tolland Junior Nood Something? Atk Pl»ul to warm you during a lowered- Discharged Friday: LorriAnn Maple St., Rockville; Mrs. Circle, Vernon; Art Sargent, days, possibly because people up inside. “ If it’s worthwhile able to handle. If it’s a severe and people are happy, people Woman’s Club Santa’s thermostat winter; art glass, durabir Vivian Kenneson Bowman, South St., Rockville; Janet Dyrholm and daughter, RFD 8, Vernon; Michael think they should be having a and people upset you, discuss who tend to be depressed get Luncheon, 11:30 to 1:30, United depression, they ought to see wooden toys, museum jewelry and many Correspondent William Constantino, Cold Skinner Rd., Vernon; Fred Schroeder, Metcalf Rd., good time and they're not. more depressed because it Congregational Church; Arts of it," he said. “ If it’s not worth­ a physician just as if it were more unique and quality crafted 875-4704 Springs, New York; l^rbara Faust, Evergreeen Rd., Ver­ Tolland; Cathy White, N. Park "There’s a cultural emphasizes to them their in­ Tolland, Jazz Concert, 8 p.m., while, learn how to shrug it another illness. ” merchandise for that different and dis­ Tolland residents will have an Fahey, Enfield; Pauline non; Itonnie Hagg, Robbie Rd., St., Rockville. expectation that Christmas off." Statistics indicate there adequacies, their bad feel­ tinctive Christmas present. assist from the Board of Tolland High School. Read Herald Ads Gadomski, Grove St., Tolland; Glennon Lay, Oxbow Discharged Sunday: Roger means joy," said Dr. Dean Bunney said mild depres­ are more suicides in the ings and so on." Recreation in the delivery of Rockville; Andra Gordon, Dr., Vernon; Evelyn Marston, Beaulieu, RFD 4, Rockville; Schuyler, Rockville, Md. letters to Santa Calus. Storrs; Elsie Guzavltch, Broad Campbell Ave., Vernon; Nor­ Clintina Bodurtha, Snipsic When that expectation is not Letters may be placed in a WORLD ALMANAC -xyr- Brook; Albert Hager, Vernon man Mattis, Linden PI., Village, Ellington; Tammie met, he said, "that's a setup special Santa mailbox at the FACTS Bolton, High St., Rockville; i Ave., Rockville; Christen Rockville; Steven Meehan, for the blues.” Pop-O-Matic Family Games Town Hall during regular Patricia Dunn, Driggs Rd., s a v e I, Michael Jackson, Wall St., Hartford; Alexander Olender, Dr. Michael J. Petite, clini­ business hours, or mail a Vernon; Audrey Grant, En­ Hebron; Alice and Thomas Warehouse Point; David Pan- cal assistant professor of '’7 4 YOUR stamped letter to Santa, care of field; Diana Johansen, Viilage Kerr, Burke Rd., Rockville; ciera, Rockville; Richard p.sychiatry at Georgetown CHOICE Tolland Post Office, 06084. St., Rockville: George Concetta Martinez, Perry, Middle Brook Apts., University, said, “We're all 2.94 Letters must be received by Somersvllle; John Phinney, Jolicoeur, Hartl Dr., Vernon; ■Trouble* Headache • Sidetrack Ellington; Frank Provencher, enchanted by these cozy Dec. 13 to Insure a reply. Clear­ Staffordville; Wayne Relske, Theresa Niemann, Union St., Exciting, challenging chase games for River St., Rockville; Mrs. scenes and we’re being led to ly print full name, address and Reservoir Rd., Rockville; Rockviile; Nancy Shackway, ages 8 and up. Karen Sherman and son. South think we should expect that." zip code. Margery Rugen, Stafford St., Rockville; Richard Tasse, Stafford Springs. “ But who says we’re sup­ School Concert Springs; Florence Stampp, East Hartford Jennifer Weihe, posed to expect it? If you Parker Memorial School will High Manor Park, Rockville; Gem Dr., Rockville; Charles Etch-A-Sketch don't get along with your present its annual Christmas Gloria Sypteras, Grand Ave., Widger, Stafford Springs. concert on Friday at 7:30 p.m. Rockville; Frederick Tomel, family the rest of the year, Birth Saturday: A daughter RODGERS 80NGB00K in the school’s all-purpose Strong Rd., South Windsor; to Mr. and Mrs. Barry Hauser, why should you have cozy, S i l C ^ room. The boomerang is a sickle­ Milicent Ulrich, Mile Hill Rd., Mountain St., Rockville. • NEW YORK (U P D -F o r warm feelings toward one 3.88 Performing will be the shaped throwing stick with Rockville. Admitted Sunday: Rebecca those who have a piano and a another at Christmas time? OHTIt Twist dials, a line appears on screen. arms slightly curved in op­ player of same on the pre­ “ But if you’re torn between Shake to erase. children’s chorus under the Birth Friday: A son to Mr. Carr, Davis Ave., Rockville; 4A P*"*' 1 a direction of Mrs. Cheryll posite directions as in an and Mrs. William Steppen, Mile Mary Dillon, Patricia Dr., Ver­ mises, Williamson Music, via the two, saying 1 should have Kleiner. The concert is open to aircraft propeller. The only Hill Rd., Rockville. Random House, has these feelings but 1 don't feel returning wooden non; Elizabeth Fish, Drowsy from Mattel the public and there is no ad­ Admitted Saturday: Tammie Warehouse Point; Robin published “ The Songs of them, you start to internalize boomerangs are used by Richard Rodgers,” which has Schick mission charge. Australian aborigines for Bolton, High St., Rockville; Gasswint, Bellevue Ave., the negative feelings, saying the notes and words of 70 of Community Calendar sport. The World Almanac William Costello, Willimantic; Rockville; Fremont Gauthier, it’s not appropriate to be an­ Fresh Air Monday: Sewer Authority, notes. Larger, less angled, Hattie Ortyl, Heidi Dr., Ver­ N. Park St., Rockville; Helen the hundreds of numbers the gry because it’s Christmas. • Coleman 2-Burner 6.77 7:30 p.m.. Administration nonreturning boomerangs non; John Szrejna, South St., Gorsky, Gehring Rd., Tolland; composer created for Broad­ And you start becoming low." Machine All-time sleepy-time fa'orite in Building; Planning and Zoning have been used as hunting Rockville; Tracey Therrien, Marilyn Hight, Timber Trail, way musicals over 50 years. Schuyler, who coordinated Camp Stove snugglv pajamas; 15 Inches tall. Commission workshop, 8 p.m., weapons in other areas of the depression research at the Instant neat control; stainless steel Under the shelter of an umbrella, Town Council Chairman Rose Fowler dedicates a new world. burners, self-carry case. Depen­ 9 Education Administration National Institute of Mental bridge on North River Rd. in Coventry to the memory of Stephen Loyzim. (Herald photo dable, go-anywhere stove. *425 Building. Health before entering pri­ Big Jim Sports Camper bv Shea) Tuesday: Tolland High School vate practice in July, said he from Mattel Scholarship Committee, 7:30 believes some people are pre­ p.m., Tolland High School. disposed to react to life situa­ Wednesday: Board of Educa­ tions with depression. And for tion, 7:30 p.m.. Education Ad­ those people, he said, the Bridge Dedicated To Loyzim ministration Building; choir 8.94 holiday season brings many Ready for action and adventure; lots of rehearsal, 7:30 p.m.. United stresses. gear. Figure not included. Congregational Church. Then, he said, expectations ’Thur^ay: Republican Town of the holiday season often go COVENTRY Zoning Commission. Loyzim had aiso Connmittee, 8 p.m.. Savings unfulfilled, prompting McDonald’s by Playskool been a member of the Democratic Bank of Tolland. Monica Shea periods of discouragement, Friday: Christmas concert, NOW THRU FRIDAY Approximately 50 friends and Town Committee for more thah 20 sadness, withdrawal and 7:30 p.m., Parker School; relatives of Stephen Loyzim stood in years. pessimism. Usually, he said, Democratic Town Committee, the rain Sunday to dedicate the In dedicating the bridge. Rose these feelings will pass. 8.99 8 p.m.. Savings Bank of Stephen Loyzim Memorial Bridge on Fowler, chairman of the Town Coun­ Petite said in an interview Replica of famous McDonalds Res­ Tolland. taurant. 50 per store, No Rain Checks. North River Rd. cil, told those attending that this was that because there is a Loyzim died in April after serving just a small tribute to a man who had stereotype picture of the community in many ways over the done so much for all of Coventry and togetherness at Christmas, All Star Sports years. He had been a representative she hoped the memorial would be an Mrs. Pierre some people who don’t have Electric Pinball from Coventry to the General inspiration to all of the residents to Hiir Give Gifts friends or family may Assembly, on the Board of Finance rededicate themselves to the town in In Who’s Who become morose during the and Chairman of the Planning and his memory. holidays. VERNON He said financial problems, 10.70 Myrtle A. Pierre of 25 Faith caused in part by an Lights flash, bells ring, dual replay. Dr., Vernon, vice president and overextension of gift buying, Authentic ball lead. Batteries not incl. SAVf also could play a role in holi­ treasurer of Crestline Realty, Inc., has been listed in the 1974- *4 day depressions. Burke Wants Local Laws 75 ^ition of “ Who’s Who of “ 1 think a person who does American Women.” get depressed then might feel Ngvi/i a little worse because he The book which cites women To Apply Over Obscenity for their achievements, thinks he ought to be feeling “ represents the significant good at that point in time and E YOUR CHOICE progress women have made in in fact he’s feeling just terri­ VERNON shows are being planned for theater patronized by many all fields and the expanding role ble,” said Dr. William Bun- Martin Burke says he will Rockville Cinemas I and II. generations of local residents of women in American life.” ney, chief of the adult psy­ seek legislation to require that The Vernon Town Council and next door to a church, two Mrs. Pierre, a lifelong resi­ chiatry branch of the Na­ local community standards be will be meeting in a special ses­ schools, the post office and an dent of Vernon, is a member tional Institute of Mental Kjeldsen’s Imported applied in defining obscene sion tonight to discuss a old and established residential and past president of the Health. Butter Cookies, 1 lb. proposed ordinance concerning neighborhood. Greater Vernon Board of material and performances. He said depressed people r enmark's own! *4 0 0 Kodak Carousel Burke is Vernon’s state pornographic material. The “ To add to this blight our Realtors, the Connecticut also may get more attention Delicious' T 5157 representative-elect for the owners of the theater, which town has gained the reputation, Association of Real Estate during the holidays because Our Reg. 2.79 I Slide Projectors 56th District. has been showing } ^ t ^ films according to some media Boards, and the National their condition is in contrast Our He says his bill is prompted for several months, announced sources, as a sin city,” Burke Institute of Farm and Land to the general mood. Schrafft’s Chocolates said. Reg. by announcement that live sex last week they plan to bring the Brokers. Petite had some advice on live sex shows to town starting He said he strongly protests She has been active with the EACH 4 lb. Box 68.87 ways the holiday blues might Home style assort- M O T 57““ Jan. 2. this distorted image, on behalf Salvation Army and recently Push button slide advance; easy be avoided: ment in lovely yellow SILENT NIGHT Burke said, “ While we must of the residents of Vernon GILLETTE» focus and tray change; instant resigned after 25 years of ser­ flDon’t over-anticipate. He rose box. ■ NEW YORK (UPI) - The always be vigilant to protect which he defined as a family vice with that organization, 18 editing. said Christmas preparations popularity of “Silent Night”, the cherished fight of free community. He said a vast of them as chairman. STYLER/DRYERS and anticipations sometimes one of the most belov^ of speech and assembly, we must majority of the residents do not She has always been active begin long in advance of the carols, has transcended age understand that it does not support this type of entertain­ with welfare groups and was . . SAVE TIME! SAVE MONEY! holidays so that Christmas it­ KODAK COLOR FILM SALE and nationality. create an absolute license.” ment. volunteer welfare director for self cannot fulfill expecta­ It was written in 1818 by an He explained that the present “ Now the town is faced with Vernon for two years after the C 126-12 KR 126-20 Austrian parish priest, Josef law permits the question of further incursion from the town governments were con­ A. Super Max for Women—650 waits and 5 top tions. C 126-20 attachments (or really fast action Auxiliary handle tor “Any time you anticipate Mohn, as a surprise for his obsenity to be judged by theater’s proposal to promote solidated. parishioners. When the statewide standards, “ but what explicit live sexual activity on Mrs. Pierre’s business 2-handed styling. Get professional results without pay­ something, the anticipation is ing beauty salon prices UL Listed frequently better than the ac­ -122 *144 church organ broke down he is acceptable in certain urban the stage,” Burke commented. endeavor was mainly in land areas is not necessarily what ’The General Assembly will and commercial development. tual event." 96« took the poem to the church B. Max for Men—650 watts of power work So fast, organist, Franz Gruber, who we choose in Vernon. convene Jan. 8 and at that time She was one of the original UDon’t have unreal save lime! Power handle, brush and comb attach­ "H ere, especially in the Burke plans to introduce a bill developers of the Ellington expectations. Petite said C 110-12 c 110-20 KMA 464, S u p e r 8 completed the melody within ments lor todays latest styles. UL Listed. a few hours. The two men in­ Rockville area, we ^ v e been to require the judgment of Shopping Center. troduced the carol that night recently morally victimized by obscene performances, accor­ She has also been an active a profiteering movie theater ding to standards acceptable to member of the Vernon -I22 219 at midnight mass, with Gru­ exhibiting base and tasteless local residents. 96<= ber accompanying the rendi­ Democratic Town Committee. tion on his Italian guitar. films,” Burke said. "Hopefully in this way we can Prior to entry into the real es­ The American Music He added, “ Now its owners prevent such performances tate field, she was general KR-KM-135-20 KR-KM-13S-36 EGA~464 S u p e r 8 Conference says the song has have had the further audacity to from being foist^ upon us in manager for L. P. Fitzgerald Dirty Money since been translated into 90 expand their operation from the guise of 'adult education’,” Ford Sales and Service of languages and dialects. what was formerly a family Burke said. Rockville. iVo Longer ‘|44 209 269 Fouling Air SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - The burning of dirty money by Two Appointed to Rec Commission the Federal Reserve Bank of 6 Ft. Scotch Pine 'N, San Francisco will no longer Christmas Tree Bulletin Board foul the air. asked if the commission would Douglas Library, at 2 p.m.; HEBRON The following meetings and The bank said a special filter be interested in furnishing Bicentennial meeting, 8 p.m. at Anne Dallaire activities are scheduled for this was Installed this past week on some type of buffet after the the Town Office Building; Correspondent week: its incinerator that would cut Jints basketball game. Women’s Fellowship of Gilead down the pollution by more than 9 228-3267 McDonald said that a lot of Monday: Public hearing on ’The Hebron Recreation Com­ Congregational Church Christ­ 90 per cent. townspeople would like to meet proposed middle school, at mas program, at 8 p.m. at the mission has elected Richard Rham High School, 8 p.m.; no In an average working day the players and some would like church; Meeting of the United Full and extra wide artificial, McDonald of Rt. 85 chairman evening office hours for the the bank bums |3 million in to have their pictures taken Brethren of Hebron, 7:30 p.m. flameproof branches Deluxe with Raymond Tuhey of town clerk. bills which have become dirty tree stand included with members of the team. ’The at the Synagogue on Rt. 85. Carriage Dr., Hebron as vice Tuesday: Hebron dump and worn. commission members felt that Thursday: Hebron dump chairman. hours, 8:30 a.m. to 4:40 p.m.; it was not a function of the com­ hours, 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; ’The secretary office was not Advent program at the First The Bay Area Air Pollution mission, but added that the Elementary School of Educa­ 1000 W ATT filled at this time. Evelyn Congregational Church, 9:30 to Control District recently cited girls basketball team might be tion, 8 p.m. at Gilead Hill GRAHTS MIST CURLING WAND Croston will fill the position 10:30 a.m.; Santa Workshop, the bank for periodic emission interested. School. PROFESSIONAL BLOW DRYEI temporarily. school hours, at Hebron and Puff n Curl—40 wall coaled rod with mist curls hair problems. Evelyn Croston and Nancy Friday; Board of Selectmen Imagine . . the most natural styles in minutes! Heal Terms are for one year, Gilead Hill elementary school; in minutes! Great lor touch ups, travel, anytime' Foote, members of the com­ conceniralor and 3 way temperature control loo' Comes f ’The commission also voted to meeting, 4:30 p.m. at the Town mission, made a report to the Board of Admissions 7 to 9 p.m. Office Building. Thermostatically controlled heal, stand! UL Listed. with ccnvenieni hang up ring UL Listed ^ Bank Assistant Vice Presi­ sponsor the newly formed girl’s at the Town Office Building; commission concerning the Saturday: Hebron dump open dent Claude Woessner said the biuketball team, and also voted Women’s Auxiliary of the progress of the ornament con­ from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. filter was an electrostatic to donate $100 to the team. Amston Lake Fire Co. at 8 p.m. the more for vour monevsworth storem test to be held at both of the Sunday : Hebron dump open, 9 precipitator which works like Under the direction of Mr. at Kathy McBryde home, Reg. 2.69 elementary schools. The prizes a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Men’s an electronic magnet. It utilizes and Mrs. Eric Emt, Burnt Hill Amston; Planning and Zoning will be in the way of silver Fellowship Breakfast, First ^ ‘ • static electricity to attract the Rd., girls 12 to 15 will have Commission meeting, 8 p.m. at wmm ImUiimIiO dollars. Congregational Church, 7:30 UM bits of dust and unburned par­ practice at Rham High School the Tovm Office Building. Tt««tinsn m fnkO» kn. Iisti44 Iltk sS l Judges for the event will be a.m.; Jones-Keefe-Batson SM^u----- m.tA ticles in stack gases. 3 WAYS TO CHARGE every ’Thursday evening from 6 Wednesday: Santa’s SALE: MON. thru WED. Nancy Foote, Evelyn Croston, American Legion Post 95, NisdiMiir ''This should enable us to to 8. Emt said a younger age Workshop, school hours, at SImSs Mshi Ass. Fn*«lM ItttlsilsMNiiy. Firiwii art tracher Mrs. Jose, and the Christmas party at 1 p.m. at carry out our duties as agent Mon. thru Pri. 10 0.01. to 11 p.m. group is under consideration. Hebron and Gilead Hill; NMnt 1145 Tolland Turnpike principals of both schools. Post Home. MMHrtirlllis. SM Wster Ifi. for the Treasury Department In Saturday B a.m. to 11 p.m. In the business, McDonald Children’s Story Hour at an’environmentally acceptable SORRY, WE CANNOT GUARANTEE CHRISTMAS DELIVERY ON RAIN CHECK ITEMS. manner,” Woessner said. .lafc . H mstitmiwmiss Wilson-Kehoe MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974- PAGE THIRTEEN

;V.'i'.W E'IIsVLY$l MANCHESTER Annette Alice Kehoe and Bridesmaids were Miss Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lucal, I 41 Gift Certificates tor Christmasi //i Open Mon. to Sat. 9 to 10 P M. Karen Kehoe and Miss Diane third. Dell’Angela and Eugene Toch, ■ MANCHESTER | OPEN ffiW fPtfllririi p a r k a d e Laurence Clarke Wilson, both 1000 HARTFORD TPKE. of South Windsor, exchanged Kehoe of South Windsor, and second; Irving Carlson and Mon-FrI 9:30 to 9 PM 9 VERNON • 872-8052 dishujcisher wedding vows Saturday mor­ Miss Lynn Merk of Portland, all Results in the Dec. 5 Nutmeg Mary Willhide, third. Sat. til 6:00 PM & cousins of the bride; Mrs. Judy YWCA open game at the Com­ m r s ning at South United Methodist JEWELRY STORE Church. Kehoe of Manchester, sister-in- munity Y are: North-South: Results in the Nov. 30 Manchester Community 737 ids It, Haicfcsitir The bride is the daughter of law of the bride; Mrs. Nancy Janet Boyd and Liz Carter, FM R LOTTEHY TICKRT Chitjian, Mrs. Virginia first; Frankie Brown and Lil College game are: North- NS John B. Kehoe Jr. of 427 Strong Mk $REDKEN QFT PAK. GIFT CERTIFICATES wWi 110 or mora purehaaal Rd., South Windsor, and the Maloney and Mrs. Joyce Holway, second; Madelyn South: Candice Tatro and UeneheeUi'e Ohfaat SetiM thed JawaJry Sloni late Mrs. Kehoe. The Schneider, all of Manchester, Turell and Terry Daigle, third. Lance Tatro, first; Ann • Body Perms SON Mrs. Edwina Rodrigues of East-West; Carol McLaughlin and Anne Ingram, • Eye Brow Waxing FOR CHRISTMAS bridegroom is the son of Mrs. • Manicures PEARL we suaoesT: • Blow Cuts Bemadine Wilson of Waterbury Coventry and Mrs. Susan Dell’Angela and Sandy Craft, second; Janet Boyd and Liz 649 Main S I., ManchaMar • CHARMS • PINS and the late Mr. Wilson. Ignatowicz of Vernon. Their first; Eugene Toch and Betty Carter, third. FULL SERVICE SALON Tal. 643-2171 • WATCHES .CLOCKS The Rev. Wayne Kendall of gowns and headbows were Press, second; Flo Barre and East-West: Penny Watt and • BRACELETS Barbara Davis, third. Phyllis Pierson, first; Carol • QLASSWARE South United Methodist Church styled to match those of the • DIAMOND ENOAOEMENT honor attendant, and they Dell’Angela and Sandy Craft, performed the double-ring Beottfu Sba RINOB and WEDDINO BANDS second; Mary Willhide and Ir­ Glonia'i THE MOST ceremony. Bouquets of pink carried cascade bouquets of Results in the Nutmeg YWCA carnations and white gladioli pink carnations. ving Carlson, third. 872-8531 ^ M ODERN were on the altar. The flower girl was Penny 42 Union St., Rockville Opposite Hospital w TECHNIQUE' Given in marriage by her Jean Schneider of Manchester. Retired Persons Plan Lunch IN M EN’S WILTON’S father, the bride, wore an Em­ Robert G. Harss of East 'HAIRSTYLINQ Gift Shop Hartford served as best man. pire gown of organza and satia, Manchester Chapter of the man, ha;^announce that a few Thu ChrUtnuu Give That 984 Main 8L in Ushers were John Kehoe III of Special Pereon A accented with appliques of American Association of tickets aT^■,^ti^/^ available for VILLAGE BARBER Dovmtown Manchester Alencon lace, seed pearls and Manchester, brother of the Retired Persons wili have its the Coachlignrai^ner Theater «™»nPEW RITER bride; and John Maloney, John SWnaM TK EMU rNAT CM ea M l RD Headquarters tor sequins and designed with high annual Christmas luncheon Dec. 18 performan^ of “’The • ROYAL . OLIVETTI e REHINQTON. SHOP COLLECTOR neckline, Victorian sleeves with Marvin, Vito Perrone, Jonathan Wednesday at 1 p.m. at Willie’s Drunkard.’’ A bus will leave RANO Ckristmas Schneider, Donald Bums, Gary , PLATES • BOTTLES fitted cuffs, A-line skirt and Steak House. South United Methodist Church S A LfS * ° anSnlw Salon for Men OUR LAYAWAY PLAN Minor, Gary Benson, all of ~ ~ awrau - SUPPLIES • ZOO ANIMALS chapel-length train. Her elbow- The Round Table Singers of parking lot at 11:15 a.m. (Alio; Buslneea Machinet and _ • HUMMEL FlQURINES ;; is n o w in effect Sh4}pping Hours length veil of silk illusion was Manchester, and Donald Wright Manchester High School will Those wishing to attend may Office FunUture Featuring You owe it to yourtelf to 1 ASK ABOUT IT attached to a matching lace of Bolton, all Manchester entertain after the luncheon. send checks for $11.25 to Mrs. 1 E very REGA OUT vUit thU /ofctnaifitg §hopl < i headband, and she carried a Police officers. They are directed by Miss Dormer. Checks should be A reception was held at the T hing cascade bouquet of phalaenop- Martha White. made payable to AAPP 11275, IM r Ptocas ' (♦♦♦aaa»aaaaa»sa><64e< > sis orchids. Mt. Carmel Hall in East Hart­ Mrs. John Dormer of 183H E. B. Cluiow, Treasurer. JsisSi font IICtCLEkI MANCHESTER ford. After a wedding trip to PHEE PARKINQ FRONT AND REAR OF STORE 19111 Gift Cartificatn LAfVOMT ICCCCTION OF Mrs. Carol Anderson of Middle Tpke., program chair- MASTER CHARGE CARDS SScEI?Teni " . j l / e e l ■ NtW eiCVCLKt IN THE ^ ' Manchester was matron of Nassau, the couple will return Tims. Him Fri. VCNNON AIVKA ^ i Mon.-Fri. 9:30 - 9 honor. Her floor-length pink to their home in South Windsor NORtHLAND BLIZZARD SALOMON MARKER TYROIA ProfeMionally Assembled Empire gown was to p j^ with a Dec. 18. AppoIntmentO'Accepted | Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 ruby velvet jacket. She wore a Mrs. Wilson is employed at PHONE TOYS & NOVELTIES ADULT SKI PKG. SIFT SPECIAL! ACCESSORIES a GIFTS E matching velvet headbow with the United Products Corp. of (0 through December 23rd South Windsor. Mr. Wilson is (A * AUSTRIA or YAMAHA SKIS veil and carried a cascade A B O U T T O W N Ui SNOW SHOVELS bouquet of pink carnations and employed by the Manchester a * TYROLIA BINDINGS ^ I ^ Robert 0. St. Pierre 739 MINI- 4 : Steel & Aiumimim ktephanotis. Police Department. ce, * BARRECRAFTER POLES Prop. J > JUVENILE SNOW VEHICLES ui * HI BACK BOOTS List ’173.00 CALCUUTOR i45SSSS55:¥S;:5S Jubinville-BIazinski The nominating committee of The housing board of o I i l Emanuel Lutheran Church will Emanuel Lutheran Church will < Other Skis - Boots - Clothing at 30 to SOVo OFF a Memor, 8 digit (opacity. :» VERNON ,o AC/D C with batteries J A ‘ Barbara Ann Blazinski of Jubinville wore a mint green meet tonight at 7:30 at the meet tonight at 7:30 in the E and adapter. Not as Il­ 4 ; M o n .-S a t. 10-9 Manchester became the bride pantsuit with matching home of Mrs. Beatrice Pear­ church reception room. CHRISTM AS UJ RIZZO SKI SHOP g lustrated. :of Richard Paul Jubinville of accessories. ’The couple now son, 54 Richmond Dr. PRESENT Ui through December 23rd Ui VERNON CIRCLE, VERNON 647-9420 | Regular 79.96 *: Vernon Sept. 14 at Concordia lives at the Mt. Vernon Apts., Manchester Philatelic Socie­ UJ Lutheran Church, FOR YOUR 0) Vernon. ty will have its annual SANDGIORGIO HENKE BESSER SPAULDING Xi Gamma Chapter of Beta i The bride is a daughter of Mr. Mrs. Jubinville is employed Christmas-Hanukkah party St land Mrs. Stanley J. Blazinski of in the computer operations Sigma Phi will meet Tuesday at Tuesday from 7 to 10 p.m. at 4 ‘ POST ROAD iPPING PLAZA ;691 N. Main St. The bridegroom 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Rita department of the Royal Mott’s Community Hall. MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 Berube, 76 Phoenix St., Vernon. ■is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul V. Typewriter Co. Mr. Jubinville Members are reminded to bring PANASONIC VERNON, CONN. 872-3159 iJubinville of 54 Deepwood Dr. Mrs. Elaine Strnatka is in is employed by the State of a wrapped philatelic gift for a MON. thru SAT. REBALIMElirS I The Rev. Burton Strand, Connecticut in the central data charge of the program on “The QIFT HEADQUARTERS M A N C H U m t VDMON grab bag. 9:30AM to 6;30PM TELCriY PLAZAl I pastor of Concordia Lutheran processing department. Good Life.’’ RADIOS - TAPE RECORDERS OPEN W I-W 7 MAW fTE»6» ;Church, performed the double- 239 Spencer Street • IWanchester 'til 9 641-2476 672-66J 6 •ring ceremony. David Almond COMPONENT SYSTEMS .of Bolton was organist. Baskets Ifilled with white gladioli, Turtleneck twaatarc, E L C A M IH O Dojgli Toys, Fa C E N T E R ST MANCHESTER ■yellow carnations and greens 130 P L A Z A Colura and CNta.. MANCHESTER Potlertoii^ 729 E. MUflt Tumpln were on the altar. Solitaire diamonds RTE. M , VERNON 649-4S37 since 1931 ^ Mon. 9 T im s . I H I PJH. S7S-tS23 The bride, given, in marriage 9omplete grooming NsS Bmt Sat S ’ll 10 P JB . by her father, wore a gown of speak of love in many foi^ all types of dogs I Watch for our | organza and re-embroidered Alencon lace, accented with shapes and sizes. SUDS a DOUBLE sen seed pearls and iridescents and Id l___ _ PLACE ^THE GRSN STAMPS designed with mandarin collar, See our vast collection and SCISSORS m g opening next week! fitt^ bodice, tapered sleeves FOR YOUR PET •5VLPINE ™ U S .Sup4‘ rm arkt'fs EVERY Post Road P lu s W . SS Let Ua Bathe and/or Groom Your Dog and chapel-length train. Her say something lovely! VEBNON STS-TCM VERNON chapel-length veil of silk illu­ For the Holldava S K I S H O P WEDNESDAY! sion was attached to a Camelot Leave Him, We’ll Love Him for the Day iNhstlLnsal M u f f l e r s of Manchester, Inc. cap edged with matching lace,, While you Shop. OPEN EVERY MTE TIL 9 P.M. Regal Santa aays... and she carried a cascade NOONDAY s n a c k • Ba g KQROUND MUSIC Mtrving yon with the rmtlon't U m tt UUFFLCRS bouquet of yellow roses, white ^ OPEN 8 A.M. - 8 P.M. SAT. T L 5:30 carnations and baby’s breath. For Reservetkms Please Cift 646-8971 For All Your aiding Naada For Your Holiday Parties, Try a Mrs. Robert Jubinville of MNISE HOLIDAY HiHE Tal. 872-6547 Vernon, sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Her maize Comer of Center & Broad Streets S “DELI PLATTER’’ from FRANK’S yellow halter gown was em­ ANY SIZE PUTnn - ANY VARIEH OF MEATS - MADE TO ORDER bossed with small flowers and topped by a matching long- MClIOlS MANCMESTER IK, INC. sleeved jacket. She wore a BEEF matching picture hat, and she Christmas ITAUAN carried a basket filled with 295 Broad Street 9 yellow carnations, white Manchester, Conn. * CHESEOIET ! PLATTER $ 1 PLATTER daisies, and baby’s breath with Begins at Servos6-8 ■ Serves 10-12 yellow streamers. N oun: Mon., Tuos., Wod., FrI. 8:00 to 5:30 J has... 5 f / . Bridesmaids were Mrs. I 1 LB. ROAST Blip eoz. pnosciuTTiNi Thomas Blazinski of Vernon, Thursday 8:00-8:00 — Sat. 8-1 1 LB: COOKED CORNID BUP Adam’s eoz. HAMCAPICOLA 1 LB. ALL ailP BAUMI sister-in-law of the bride; and eoz. OINOA SALAMI 1 LB. WHITS MIAT TURKBY ROLL Miss Linda Sheehan of Bolton. 5 6 02. SLICID PROVOLONI IS o r DILL PICKLIS (BPBARS) Their nlle green gowns and IS or DILL PICKLIS (SPIARS) 2 LBS.POTATO SALAD LBS. POTATO SAUD jackets were styled to nutch Apple 2 2 LBS.COLI SLAW 2 LIS.COUI SLAW 1 JAR MUSTARD those of the honor attendant. 0 2 LBS.ITALIAN BRIAD 2 LBS.SUCID RYI They also carried similar T I R t t (baskets of flowers with green ONLY 14 streamers. EUROPEMI International Robert Jubinville of Vernon SHOPPINO served as his brother’s best DAYS TIL PLAHER PLAHER man. Ushers were Thomas 14K gold, from $79 Eaiy P.ym.nl. CHRISTMAS Serves 10>12 Blazinski of Vernon, brother of Serves 10-12 1 LS. IMPORTiq aOILID HAM 1 Li. PRINOH LOAP the bride; and Ronald Fournier 1 LB. ITAUAN LOAP of Enfield. 1 LB. IMPORTIO SWISS CHIISB 1 LB. PASTRAMI 1 LB. POUSHLOAP A reception was held at the 1 LB. HARD SALAMI 1 LI. OSRMAN aOLOONA American Legion Home. For a 1 LB. OLIVI LOAF 1 LB. SLICID PROVOLONI IS o r DILL PtCKLII (IPIARI) wedding trip to Canada, Mrs. 2 LBS.POTATO SALAD LBrOIRMAN POTATO SALAD 2 LBS.COLI SUW 2 IS o r DILL PICKLIS (SPIARS) 2 LBI.COLI SUW 2 LBS.RYI aniAD t LIS.RVI BRIAD 1 JAR MUSTARD 1 JAR MUITARD PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974— PAGE FIFTEEN OBITUARIES Tolland Man Killed In Hunting Accident POLICE REPORT Dramatic Show-Type Finish for Joe Namath He was bom Aug. 7, 1928, in Warren A. Rogers Miss Marie Quinn Anselmo (Sam) Repello TOLLAND - Richard A. Tolland and lived there all his Warren A. Rogers, 50, of 16 Miss Marie Quinn, 87, of Anselmo (&m) Repetto, 66, Gorsky, 46, of Gehring Rd. was life. He worked at Pratt & Morse Rd., died Saturday in Bidwell St. died Sunday at a of Hartford died Sunday at shot and killed Friday, ap­ Whitney Aircraft Division of local convalescent home. Hartford Hospital. parently a hunting accident, Manchester Memorial Hospital United Aircraft Corp. in North MANCHISTIR He called police who called after he was stricken ill in his She was born in New York He was the brother of Arman­ while on a deer-huntlng trip in Haven as a design analyst. He • Russell D. Saunders, 37, of A Mexican believed to be on do Repetto and Mrs. Ada drugs and a follower of Robert DIgan of the Youth Ser­ In Shea Finale Against Playoff-Bound Bills home. He was the husband of City and lived in Bridgeport Luzerne County, Pa. was a veteran of the Korean 120 Branford St. was arrested vices Center. DIgan helped get Mrs, Helen Rathbun Rogers. before coming to Manchester a Playdon, both of Manchester. Pennsylvania State Police witchcraft followed a Texas conflict. Sunday at 1:20 a.m. at the Gas the youth to a Friendship House Born in Brockton, Mass., he few years ago. He had been employed as a said Gorsky, one of several men He was a communicant of St. college coed to Manchester, ac­ NEW YORK (U P I)-Jo e crowd of only 32,805 with his slammed Into the slime as with it. It was a helluva he said. “Barkum just got The Jets, who lost seven of Buffalo Coach Lou Saban, on our own mistakes.” Light Restaurant on Oak St. and In Enfield where he would find lived in Manchester many ’There are no immediate sur­ postal clerk with the U.S. in a hunting party, was found Matthew’s Church in Tolland. cording to the girl’s story to the Namath, who could be winning throw. he threw the ball. He shook catch.” good position on me and he their first eight games, won whose club clinched a charged with carrying a a way to get to his destination. years. He worked for Pratt & vivors. Postal Service of Hartford for shot in the back about 12 hours Other survivors are a son, police. off the cobwebs and two “I was running the out and made a good catch.” their fifth in a row, playoff berth last week, dangerous weapon (gun), moving to Hollywood next Even Hollywood couldn’t The Jets held O.J. Simp­ Whitney Aircraft Division of Private funeral services will 15 years. He was a .S. Army after his companions dropped Richard Gorsky, Jr., and his threatening, apd first-degree Saturday, the man appeared season, had a dramatic show plays later, threw long down I saw (cornerback) Dwight Namath, surrounded by matching a streak they last learned after the game that veteran of World War II. in the girl’s checkout line at the Westhlll Gardens, 200 units of have set a better scenario. son, who gained 200 yards United Aircraft Corp. in be held at the convenience of him off for a day of hunting. mother, Mrs. Nicholas Gorsky, reckless endangerment. biz type finish ready for the the right sideline to Harrison slip so I just took nearly 50 reporters, refused had in 1969. his club was relegated to the the family. Other survivors are his wife Gorsky was pronounced dead K-Mart store on Spencer St. the Manchester Housing After a scoreless first half against them in the season Middletown. He was a Marine both of Tolland; four brothers, The charges stem from his Buffalo Bills Sunday; Barkum, who stepped in off,” said Barkum. “When I to go talk about his future. “We’ve got five in a row wild card berth after Miami veteran of World War II. He There are no calling hours. and another brother. on arrival at the State General William Gorsky of Springfield, where she is now a cashier. Authority for the elderly, off W. in the mud and driving rain, finale last season to top the threats with a knife and a gun Center St. were hit by vandals Namath, playing what front of reserve safety Don­ “If you heard what I said defeated Baltimore. The was an officer of the Holy The Fitzgerald Funeral Funeral services are Hospital in Hazelton, Pa., by Vt., John Gorsky and Edward He told her, “I’ll get you Joe Ferguson put Buffalo now and next week we can 2,000-yard mark, to just 48 and his striking his former girl late last week. Three clbthes nie Walker and made a before the game,” he said, Bills will open the playoffs Family Retreat League, Home, 225 Main St., is in charge Wednesday at 11 a.m. at the the coroner. Gorsky, both of Tolland, and friend, police said. yet,’’ she told police. could be his last game as a finish up at 7-7,” he said. yards, one of the lowest out­ line poles were pushed over and ahead 7-0 with a 41-yard TD leaping catch. “Then you got it. That’s all at Pittsburgh Dec. 22 and if Manchester Chapter. of arrangements. Rose Hill Funeral Home, 580 One of Gorsky’s hunting par­ Raymond Gorsky of Coventry The man believes she is a New York Jet in Shea “We just eliminated our puts of his career. He failed to post a $2,000 sure­ some of the lines cut. It was one pass to J.D. Hill. Namath I’n|i going to say about it. I they win, will be on the road Other survivors are his Elm St., Rocky Hill. Burial will ty, Andrew Ray, 59, of East and a sister, Mrs. Edna Craft of witch who put a spell on him. Stadium, threw a 36-yard Linebacker Ralph Baker, mistakes — that’s what was ty bond and was held in a cell at of a s ^ e s of such acts in recent got the Jets back into the the next week against the mother, Mrs. Gertrude W. be in Rose Hiil Memorial Park. Longmeadow, Mass., was Vernon. P olice Headquarters for He broke into her college dor­ touchdown pass to Jerome along with Namath one of don’t know what I’m going killing us early in the year. Friends may call at the charged Saturday with shooting mitory room and attempted to days, according to an MHA game with a 19-yard TD pass to do. We have a game with Oakland-Miami winner. “They used to call us the Rogers of Middleboro, Mass.; a ’The funeral is ’Tuesday at 9:15 appearance in Circuit Court 12 Barkum with just four only six Jets remaining O When we were losing, once ‘Bad Weather Bills’ because daughter, Janice Rogers at funeral home Tuesday from 2 to a human being in mistake for a strangle her, she told police. He employe. to Richard Caster after r® y Baltimore next week and I Edward J. Benoit a.m. from Burke-Fortin here today. minutes left for the go- from their 1968 Super Bowl > we got behind, we had this we won so many games in home; three sisters, Mrs. Ethel 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. deer. Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., was arrested then but made two Ferguson fumbled. But probably won’t know then, • Arthur R. Chevrier, 49, of Anthony Nascembeni of 133 ahead score in a 20-10 upset club, then clinched the game 'Oh Hell’ attitude. Today Alosi of Brockton, Mrs. Eleanor ’The charges were lodged by Rockville Section of Vernon, 36 Garden St. was arrested Sun­ more attempts to break into her Robert James blocked the either. I feel certain we’ll “We were very loose all bad weather,” Simpson Edward Joseph Benoit, 64, of Lyness St. received twenty-two of the playoff-bound Bills. with a 63-yard interception when we got behind, we had Davidson of San Domingo and the Pennsylvania State Game with a Mass at 10 at St. day at 2 p.m. on Wadsworth St. room, she said. extra point attempt and the got to the end zone, I turned week and before the game,” said. “But I guess that's 35 Helaine Rd. died Saturday Miss Mabel McCorriston $50 bonds in the mail Saturday. The Jet quarterback, who return for a score. get things straightened out the feeling we could win. We Mrs. Elaine Waters of Braden­ Commission. Ray was freed Matthew’s Church. Burial will and charged with threatening. Bills still led 7-6. and the ball was right there. Saban said. “It might have changed now. We thought night in Manchester Memorial Miss Mabel McCorriston, 75, The bonds were stolen from his is playing out his option and before the draft (in late didn’t panic. We had some ton, Fla. Saturday on 81,000 bond after be in South Cemetery, Tolland. The charge stems from his John Leypoldt’s 36-yard had something to do with it through the third quarter we of New York City, died Sunday The man followed her to house in a break Oct. 20. “ Barkum broke the I went up and it just January). The funeral will be Hospital. He was the husband of being arraigned on the charge. Friends may call at the becomes a free agent May 1, lucky plays but we had some had Joe pretty well under in Lenox Hill Hospital, New alleged threats to young girls in Ctonnecticut to kill her, she Still missing are twelve $50 field goal with 6:25 to play pattern,” Namath said of happened that I caught it.” but I don’t think we had an Wednesday at 10:30 a.m. from Mrs. Loretta Benoit. Gorsky was the husband of funeral home tonight from 7 to said before the game it was “This time of year, I just good plays, too, and our York City. the Wadsworth St. area with a believes, and so told police. bonds and six $25 bonds. seemed to ice the game for the TD pass. “He was sup­ Walker, in a solemn Buf­ emotional letdown because control and then all of a the John F. Tierney Funeral He was bom in Central Falls, Mrs. Stella Marsyada Gorsky. knife, police said. “doubtful” he would return think about football and my defense played tough all the R.I., and lived in Manchester 19 She was born Aug. 19,1899, in the Bills but it only served to posed to run a 20-yard out falo dressing room, simply we clinched. The condition sudden — wham. I thought Home, 219 W. Center St., with a Talcottville and had lived in He was released on a $100 to New York next season. lawyer takes care of way. When you get a win­ of the field did more to stop we played good football but Mass at 11 at the Church of the years after having lived in set the stage. but he saw he could go and called it a good catch. New York City 60 years. She non-surety bond for court Dec. A youth on his way from a I NO LOWER PRICES He then went out and First, Namath dropped everything else. When we do ning attitude, you believe in our offense than the Jets they got some freak breaks Assumption. Burial will be in Hartford. Before his retirement 23. he took off. I just threw it up “The conditions didn’t have to make the decision, it two years ago, he was was a retired keypunch Florida detention home by bus ANYWHERE IN CONN. thrilled a rain-drenched yourself, you feel you can did. I always hate to lose but which turned things St. James Cemetery. • Gordon T. Blanchette, 41, back to pass and was there and he came down have anything to do with it,” employed by Republic Steel operator for American Airlines. FIRE CALLS Sunday to a Massachusettes “SAVE WITH SAFETT will be our decision.” win no matter what.” even more so since we lost around.” Friends may call at the of East Hartford was arrested Co., East Hartford, for 35 Survivors are a brother, Friendship House got lost in funeral home tonight from 7 to 9 Saturday at a Center St. home years. David McCorriston of Hartford Manchester. He apparently had ARTHUR DRUG and Tuesday from 2 to 4 and 7 to at 9 a.m. and charged with He was a communicant of St. and two sisters, Mrs. Lillian accident at E. Middle ’Tpke. and a mixup on his bus ticket. 9 p.m. Those wishing to do so TOLLAND COUNTY criminally negligent homicide. Bartholomew Church. Emmens of Wisconsin and Parker St. See story in today’s may make memorial con­ Saturday, 5:05 p.m. — Auto The charge stems from a Other survivors are a Daisy McCorriston of Windsor Herald. (Manchester Am­ tributions to the Memorial accident on Rt. 6 and 44A. fatal accident Saturday at 1:10 daughter, Lorraine Benoit of Locks. bulance) Philadelphia’s Rookie Fund of the Church of the (Bolton Fire Department) 'The Holmes Funeral Home, a.m. Hartford Police said Assumption. Manchester; and three sisters Sunday, 3:34 a.m. — Auto ac­ Sunday, 2:09 a.m. — Auto ac­ 400 Main St., is in charge of Blanchette was driving a car on and two brothers, all in Canada. cident on Rt. 30 and 74. (Crystal cident at Center and Broad Sts. arrangements, which are in­ New Britain Ave. as Patricia D. The funeral will be ’Tuesday Lake Fire Department and the See story in today’s Herald. complete. Violette, 32, of Hartford began 9 at 9 a.m. from the Holmes Ellington Ambulance) (Manchester Ambulance) Mrs. Flora S. Preuss Funeral Home, 400 Main St., BOLTON crossing the avenue. Blanchette Sunday, 7:35 p.m. — Power Kit her and continued on his VERNON — Funeral services with a Mass at 9:30 at St. Saturday, 4:55 p.m. — Motor­ Too Much for Giants were held today for Mrs. Flora John J. Chain failure in about half of Tolland way, police said. Bartholomew Church. Burial Funeral services were held due to a blown transformer at cycle accident at Bolton Notch Scheibe Preuss, 90, formerly of will be in St. James Cemetery. on Rt. 6 and 44A. John Hartford Police added the game today but he just worse for the Giants but the 78 Davis Ave., who died Satur­ last week for John Joseph Exit 99 on 1-86. Firem en charge of evading responsibili­ NEW HAVEN. (UPI) - trouble shredding the porous Friends may call at the Chaia, 58, of Wethersfield who suspect it was due to the heavy McCarrick, 18, of Bolton Center “He didn’t know you can’t Giant secondary despite the muscled his way open.” Eagles lost an apparent day in a local nursing home. funeral home tonight from 7 to Rd., Bolton was taken to ty. Blanchette posted $500 sure­ Burial was In Grove Hill died Dec. 2 at Rocky Hill rains and winds. Firemen stood ty bond for appearance in Cir­ perform in weather like terrible playing conditions. “Most people look at me touchdown in the second 9. Manchester Memorial Hospital Cemetery, Rockville. The Rev. Veterans Hospital. He was by as repairs were made. this,” was the explanation “You don’t like to throw that and think I’m slow,” said quarter on a 36-yard pass with a question of fractured cuit Court 14 in Hartford Dec. Richard E. Bertram officiated. buried in St. James Cemetery, (Tolland Fire Department) 23. offered by Philadelphia many times but you go with the well-muscled Young. from Boryla to Charles hand and tibia bone and a ques­ The Ladd Funeral Home, 19 Manchester. AMBULANCE CALLS • David J. O’Brien, 19, of 115 Eagles head coach Mike what works and they “When I want to, I can run Smith when Smith was He was the husband of Jennie MANCHESTER tion of a head injury. He was Ellington Ave., Rockville, was later transferred to Hartford Walker St. was arrested Satur­ McCormack on rookie Mike couldn’t stop us.” with anybody.” called for offensive in­ in charge of arrangements. She Uzupes Chaia, a native of Saturday, 11:04 a.m. — Man Hospital at 6:42 p.m. A day at 7:15 a.m. and charged Boryla’s brilliant perfor­ Boryla’s favorite target Boryla came out throwing terference. was born Jan. 18, 1884, in Mrs. Joseph Chambers Manchester. fell between back of truck and spokesman at Hartford with threatening and second- mance. was 6-foot-4, 238-pound tight on the Eagles’ first play The victory raised the Rockville and lived there all Mrs. Eleanor M. Chambers, Other survivors are his loading dock at the Pathmark degree criminal mischief. Hospital reported today he is in It was as good an explana­ end (Carles Young, another from scrimmage and on Eagles’ record to 6-7 while her life. She was a member of 75, of East Hartford died Satur­ mother and several brothers food store on Spencer St. Rimo The charges stem from a good condition. (Manchester Philadelphia’s second offen­ the Giants dropped their the First Lutheran Church of day at Manchester Memorial and sisters. Santilli, 28, of Hartford, a tion as any. California college product Ambulance) dom estic disturbance. He Rockville and its Lutheran Hospital. Pathmark employe, was taken Boryla, a 23-year-old from Southern Cal, who fifth game in a row and saw Sunday, 4:38 p.m. — Auto ac­ posted a $150 surety bond for Church Women group. She was the mother of Irving to Hartford Hospital where he rookie from Stanford caught nine passes for 103 their season mark skid to 2- cident on Rt. 6 in front of Mun­ court Dec. 23. Survivors are a daughter, H. Prentice and Mrs. Norma was treated for a broken leg making only his second yards including a seven-yard 11. son’s C^ndy store. See story in • Christine W. Card, 24, of 38 Mrs. Julius H. Beer of Vinnart both of Manchester. ABOUT and bruised ribs. (Manchester scoring toss in the second New York, held to only today’s Herald. (Manchester Summer St. was arrested This can be the professional start, com­ Rockville; four grandchildren, Ambulance) Saturday at 2:30 p.m. and three first downs in the first She was born in West TOWN Ambulance) pleted 23 of 34 passes for 240 quarter. and a great-grandchild. Saturday, 11:58 a.m. — Auto charged with issuing a bad Christmas \ I yards and one touchdown ‘Playing football is a half, scored its only Willington and lived in the East accident on Hawthorne and SOUTH WINDSOR Hartford and Manchester area Saturday, 7:10 p.m. — Auto check. She was released on her she'll remember... Sunday in guiding the Eagles matter of adjustment and touchdown with eight LaKota Council, Degree of Stickland Sts. See story in written promise to appear in most of her life. Before her accident on Pierce Rd. See to a 20-7 victory over the we adjusted better to the seconds remaining in the Pocohantas, will meet today’s Herald. (Manchester court Dec. 23. always (UPI photo) retirement in 1965, she was a story in today’s Herald. weather,” said Young, third quarter when quarter­ Walter E. Schroder Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. at Odd Ambulance) New York Giants. weaver for the Cheney Bros. (Manchester Ambulance) Give her the gift of timeless love, a bril- whose nine receptions in­ sive series he completed back Craig Morton hit Joe COLUMBIA - Walter E. Fellows Hall. Following the Saturday, 6:51 p.m. — Auto Steelers* Steve Davis Carries for Short Yardage The game was played in a Textile Co. pant diamond ring from Keepsake, 'fou can seven of eight passes in Dawkins with a four-yard Schroder, 81, of Columbia, died meeting, refreshments will be trust Keepsake diamonds-they’re guaran­ driving rainstorm that creased his season total to DRINKING DRIVERS 56, second best in the directing a 12Vi-minute, 20- scoring pass. Sunday in Windham Communi­ Other survivors are her hus­ served. teed, permanently registered, and protected Julius Adams of Patriots Brought Down Ball Carrier at Schaefer turned the field into a NEW YORK (UPI) - One out against loss. You can pay more, but you can quagmire by halftime and National Football play, 80-yard drive that ty Memorial Hospital, band, another daughter, 8 The loss guaranteed the of every four American drivers buy no finer diamond ring than a Keepsake. was finished just before Conference behind Dallas’ ended with Tom Sullivan Willimantic. He was bom in grandchildren and 11 great­ Giants a winless season at Brooklyn, N.Y. and lived in the Coventry Bank Bid Denied on the road between 10 p m and darkness enveloped lightless Drew Pearson, who has 58 plunging over from the one grandchildren. 3 a m has been drinking, reports home this year and their Hartford area most of his life catches, to give the visitors a 6-0 lead the National Enquirer. Yale Bowl. The weather was two-year record at New until moving to Columbia six Funeral services are Tuesday so bad that the no-shows at 3:17 of the second at 1 p.m. at the Newkirk and In a 2-1 vote Friday, the State listened to a report made by Researchers from the Univer­ “In the last seven games Haven is now 1-11. They will years ago. He was a salesman town’s money back into the quarter. Sullivan also ac­ E from the announced crowd for Swift and Co. 35 years Whitney Funeral Home, 318 Banking Commission turned Nike Milin, a financial consul­ sity of Michigan recently stop­ Strategy Backfired Young has played better play here again next season community rather than taking ■ANQUCTTE of 46,889 numbered some 30,- counted for the Eagles’ final before he retired 19 years ago. Burnside Ave., East Hartford, down a proposal for a new bank tant, and some of the incor­ ped over 3,600 motorists during Keepsake football than last year when while awaiting the comple­ it out of the region. Ring* from 1100 to >10.000 touchdown with a one-yard He served with the U.S. Navy in with the Rev. Samuel Johnson in Coventry noting that the porators. the five-hour period and found 000. he had a great rookie tion of their new home in officiating. Burial will be in majority of the commissioners that one out of four drivers had dive at 11:26 of the third World War I. In the report, Milin took into The commissioners, voting season,” said McCormack. New Jersey scheduled for Veteran M emorial FieliP, felt that the town is ad^uately against the request, said they been drinking and that one out “ It’s difficult to do quarter that put Survivors are a son, Walter consideration the population of “ He’s making things 1976 and the feeling right Hillside Cemetery in East Hart­ served by the banking in­ felt another bank could be of eight drivers had drunk anything in weather like Philadelphia comfortably ,E. Schroder Jr. of Columbia; a other towns in the Coventry happen. He was getting dou­ now is that the move can’t daughter. Mrs. Francis ford. stitutions already located economically detrimental to enough to impair his driving Patriots’ Setback that,” said Boryla, who ahead at 20-0. area and noted that it has in­ there. ability. never seemed to have any ble coverage most of the The score could have been come fast enough. Stockwell of New Britain; a creased by 60 per cent in the the existing facilities. brother, Gerald Schroder of Friends may call at the The bank, which was to be The nationwide survey also FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) faces into the wind. The and a 12-7 lead, which really (Pittsburgh) and the last decade. Brooklyn, N.Y.; and six funeral home tonight from 7 to known as the Nathan Hale Bank Commissioner James Hagen concluded that the later the — The New England Steelers stalled on offense was the game. number of mistakes and the grandchildren. 9. and ’Trust Co., had 36 incor­ The incorporators were said it was also the consensus hour, the more drunks on the Patriots won the toss, late in the quarter and had The Patriots got three time our defense spent on A memorial service will be porators. At a hearing in seeking permission to open a that a new bank would have dif­ road. elected to kick off with 35 to call in Roy Gerela 50 back before the half was the field, I think we played $ September, the commissioners Tuesday at 11 a.m. at St. Paul’s bank which would reinvest ihe ficulty being financially mile-per-hour gusts at their seconds into the second over and had a chance for good defense.” Episcopal Church, Willimantic. successful. OPEN TONITE til 9! MANCHESTER PARKADE backs and quickly were gone good field position to make Burial will be at the con­ Fairbanks said he decided Wright Shoes with the wind. the go-ahead score early in venience of the family. the third period but one to kick with the wind to start There are no calling hours. Santa^s Packing Lots of Surprises Coach Chuck Fairbanks’ LEHHErs S op* more error sealed their fate. the game because “I wanted Friends wishing to do so may strategy of gaining good to play a field position game 789 MAIN STREET YOUR AUTHORIZED KEEPSAKE JEWELER field position with the aid of make mentorial contributions Eddie Hinton fumbled a and it looked like it worked to St. Paul’s Episcopal Church For All Good Little Boys and Girls Tkad*-Uwk lUg. the turbulent air backfired punt which the Steelers for a while.” Memorial Fund. as the Pittsburgh Steelers The Bacon Funeral Home, 71 recovered at the New globe and some 6.5 million blew past the Patriots Sun­ Then the Patriots blew it, Prospect St., Willimantic, is in By PATRICIA McCORMACK One-of-a-kind items in the Sesame Street and Electric England 41. The Patriots got new ones are sold each year. Santa’s workshop at Schwarz i)ompany toys also are big for day, 21-17. It was a game in giving the Steelers the AFC charge of arrangements. UPI Family Editor the ball back via an in­ Central Division title and NEW YORK (UPI) - Good The Sunshine Family include haberdashery and preschoolers. which the Patriots never period. With helpful breezes, terception but again had to There are no calling hours. doesn’t blink its eyes, make could catch their wind. sending their own chances of boys and girls can look for­ patisserie shops in what ap­ A rugged and handsome he rocketed a 40-yard field start at their own 20. Roy T. Hammer Sr. ward to wonderful surprises noise, eat, talk or do any of pear to be oversized wooden line of wooden toys is “When you make a gam­ goal that brought the a playoff bid off into the VERNON — Roy T. Hammer from Santa. the other things -- including attache cases. Open and in­ designed for action by tod­ ble on field position, you Steelers to 7-3. Shortly thereafter, Lynn evening breeze. Sr., 66, of 158 Hany Lane died For a firsthand look at dirty a diaper - that today’s side are the fixin’s of a dlers. The little wooden make it twice,” said Now the Patriots’ poor very sophisticated dolls do. Swann returned a punt to the Saturday at home. He was the some of the things Santa's miniature shop -- including trains and vehicles and boats Pittsburgh coach Chuck Noll field position and inability to New England 38 and several husband of Mrs. Ethel Biltcliff elves have turned out at the The best part of the shelves, counters and, in the are from the Faith Sheltered of Fairbanks’ windy deci­ Sunshine Family is that it throw out of deep holes took plays later scored on a Hammer. North Pole, boys and girls case of the haberdashery, Workshop in Charleston. sion. “It worked for them in over. Defensive back Mel comes with a book showing tiny bolts of fabric on tiny W.Va. - a member of the seven-yard toss from Terry Career Ends He was born in Brooklyn, ought to ask Mom or Dad to the first half but it didn’t in Blount recovered a Herron N.Y., and lived in Hartford take them to the nearest toy the child how to make all shelves, little drawers that West Virginia Artists and Bradshaw for an insurmoun­ BERLIN (UPI) - Klaus sorts of things for the family open and are full of fringe, Craftsman’s Guild. the second half.” fumble at the New England table 19-10 lead. Koeste, East Germany’s 1972 most of his life before moving center. The Patriots made use of to Vernon 12 years ago. Before Dolls never have been pret­ " from clothes to play fur­ lace and other trims. The Stocking stuffers include a 19 and Harris converted it Olympic gymnastic champion, re tirin g in 1973, he was tier. Bikes and wagons have niture. price: from $300 to $400. packet of Creepy Skin. Just 49 the wind just once, into seven points with a two- “A fumble, an intercep­ has ended his sports career, the employed as a superintendent never looked so shiny and The things are made from Trains for under the tree cents, it sticks on the skin to benefiting from gusts that yard dive 3:35 into the se­ tion and a bad kick — that’s East German news agency of the securities department of bright. And the cuddly toilet paper rolls, bits of include L.G.B.’s biggie - make bumps and lumps. It is knocked down a Bobby cond period that gave what did it,” said Fair­ ADN said Sunday. the Travelers Insurance Co. animals and toys are soft string, toothpaste tops, bottle called the giant railroad - reusable. Walden kick at the Pittsburgh the lead per­ banks, nervously crumpling ADN said that Koeste made where he worked 47 years. enough to hug a long time. caps and other disposables with cars and locomotives a Some buyers say toy prices Pittsburgh 38 in the opening manently. the decision after he suffered found on the homefront. an empty coffee cup while He was a 25-year member of The bicentennial, coming foot long. are up 10 per cent. The value quarter. Quarterback Jim It was Patriot punter he analyzed the first-half an injury to his achilles heel at St. John’s Lodge of Masons of up in 1976, figures in some of Another sign of the move­ There also are teeny tiny of shipments in the first six Plunkett subsequently hit the cent world championships ment to simple dolls is Pedal Dave Chappie’s turn to lose trouble. "Then we had some (UPI photo) Hartford, and a past president uie Yule toys. For children railroads -- models, exact months of the year was up 15 running back Mack Herron a blustery battle. Kicking in Varna, Bulgaria. of the ’Travelers Men’s Club. Pretty, about 14 inches high. detail of the real train. The Z good defensive play to start ADN said that the 31-year-old Mike Boryla Fades Back to Complete Pass in Rain who like to imitate history, per cent, says the Toy TBS WAY WE WERE for a 17-yard score and a 7-0 from his 13-yard line. Chap­ Other survivors are a son, She has Velcro on her hands gauge is the smallest and the second half and followed Koeste was released from the there are Betsy Ross cos­ Manufacturers of America. A lead. pie managed a 16-yard punt. Roy Hanuner Jr. of Boston, tumes and Uncle Sam ones, and feet and will stick to a cars are small as a part of this is in increased Watkins Funeral Home is Old-Fashioned. that by mishandling a punt. hospital a few days ago where Rookie Eagle Quarterback Proved Too Much for Giants at Yale tricycle or wagon. But the Patriots’ luck Gerela later tu rn ^ the mis- “ If you look at the he was treated for the injury. 9 Mass.; and a brother, Harold too. thumbnail. The N gauge is prices reflecting the higher Unlike this old hearse of ours, we believe in offering shifted when they put their Hammer of Unionville. The toy gun lines include Doll houses are big and the larger. A train layout with c o s ts of fuel and raw cue into a 27-yard field goal strength of this team Funeral services are Tuesday one that is the spittin’ image most expensive is a one of a either set takes up very little materials -- especially the very best of up-to-date facilities. at 2 p.m. at Rose Hill Funeral of the Continental -- a rifle kind in the Schwarz toy space. plastics made from But when it comes to service, dedication and sinceri­ Home, 580 Elm St., Rocky Hill. used by soldiers in the Conti­ department - $6,(X)0. Other previews of products petrochemicals. ty — yes, we’re still old-fashioned, after 100 years. Burial will be in Rose Hill nental Army during the Eileen Austin, one of the from Santa’s workshop: Americans this year will Memorial Park, Rocky Hill. American Revolution. store's toybuyers, has no wor­ Shindana Toys, founded in spend more for toys than they Redskins Can Resolve Remaining Playoff Questions Tonight Friends may call at the Another influence comes ries about it being snapped the ashes of the Los Angeles ever have. All signs point to • V ' funeral home tonight from 7 to from the economy. For San­ up. Last Christmas season Watts riots of 1968 and out the record of last year being NEW YORK (UPI) — The Washington Redskins can tle with a 21-17 triumph over New England, will host AFC Lions 23, Bengals 19 to set up the winning score for San Diego. Fullback'Bo 9. ta’s helpers who must stretch there was a $12,000 doll with the first truly ethnic broken. Last year the bill at wild card Buffalo Sunday, Dec. 22. Greg Landry fired an eight-yard touchdown pass to Matthews plunged over from the one with 5:25 left to give 'Those wishing to do so may house. resolve the only remaining questions regarding National the dollars but leave packs of doll, games and puzzles that the manufacturer's sales Football League playoff berths tonight when they visit the The NFC East champion (Washington or St. Louis) will Charlie Sanders with just 29 seconds remaining to upset the Chargers their fourth win against nine losses, the same , make memorial contributions big play value under the tree In less than a week it was will add to a child’s cultural level was $2.8 billion. record as the Bears. to the American Cancer Socie­ bought “by a midwest grand­ NFC West champion Los Angeles Rams on national televi­ play the Vikings In Minnesota, Dec. 21, and the NFC wild Cincinnati, killing the Bengals’ playoff hopes. there are many bargain toys. knowledge and pride in the The actual bill for toys card team (Washington, St. Louis, Dallas or Detroit) will Raiders 7, Chiefs 6 ty. ma for her grand-daughter, Black heritage. 0 to sion. Dolphins 17, Colls 16 One, from the biggest bought by customers would Jimmy Warren returned a fourth-quarter interception 34 seven." In keeping with a boom of * A Redskin victory would eliminate the Detroit Lions, meet the Rams In Los Angeles the following day. St. Louis Bob Griese passed for one touchdown and Larry Csonka toymaker in the world, is a be twice that if every retailer yards to set up a 10-yard scoring pass from Daryle In Memoriam Doll houses abound in toy- Flintstone toys and items marked up his wholesale who kept their playoff hopes alive with a 23-19 victory over could have clinched the NFC East title, but was upset Sun­ ran for another in the first half as Miami gained its fourth family of dolls -- Ma, Pa, Lamonica to Cliff Branch and lift Oakland over Kansas Ci­ child. All three for under $5 land. A lot of adults buy doll from that Stone Age family, price 100 per cent. But that is . IQO. the Cincinnati Bengals Sunday, and the Dallas Cowboys, day by lowly New Orleans, 14-0. straight AFC Eastern Division title. I lovlna memoiy ol our and nearly a foot tall. houses and fill them with col­ the newest thing with wheels not the case. In fact dis­ who beat Cleveland, 41-17, Saturday. If Washington beats Los Angeles, the NFC East cham­ Saints 14, Cardinals 0 ty. Oakland, with a playoff berth already locked up, chose moUKr, Sarah Hampton Walker, who lectibles and miniature fur­ to rest regular quarterback Kenny Stabler on a 27-degree palled away December 9, IMS. Mattell, which presents this for under the tree is a Flint counted toys and those with The way things shape up now, Miami, which clinched the pionship will be decided next weekend with either the Rookie running back Alvin Maxson set a pair of New Sunshine Family, also is the niture. Mrs. Austin said many Wagon and other Flint things sale price tags are worth AFC East championship with a 17-16 victory over Redskins or Cards gaining the title and the other gaining Orleans rushing records. Including a 66-yard touchdown day. Alwayi a illent heartache, of the adults buying doll to ride. There also is a shopping around for - repre- l ^ y a lilent tear, creator of what is billed as Baltimore Sunday while Buffalo was defeated, 20-10, by the wild card. sprint and a 148-yard total, and a tenacious Saints defense 49ers 7, Packers 6 But alwayi a beautUul memory, the most popular doll in the houses always wanted one as FlintMobile and two sizes of senting, usually, real Of Uie one we loved lo dear. WATKINS FUNERAL HOME / 142 E. CENTER 8T„ MANCHISTIR . 848-8310 the New Yofk Jets, will meet AFC West champion Should Los Angeles beat Washington, St. Louis would shut out the playoff-bound Cardinals.. world -- Barbie. Eighty a child, but the family Flintstone Trike. Simulated bargains. Rookie Delvln Williams ran two yards with 9.'22 left for couldn't afford to buy one. Oakland In the quarter-finals of the NFL playoffs Satur­ become the NFC East champ and the Redskins, Cowboys , Chargers 28, Bears 21 the game’s only touchdown after a key paw Interference Helen and Ethel million ar6 owned around the animal skin upholstery is an day, Dec. 21, in Oakland. and Lions will all wait until next weekend to (lecide the integral part. Jesse Freitas hit Harrison Davis with a 43-yard fourth- call to give San Francisco a victory over Green Bay. Pittsburgh, which clinched the AFC Central Division ti­ wild card berth. quarter touchdown pass and then connected on a 30-varder PAGE SIXTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HKKALU, Manchester, Conn., Mon., uec. t>, ^^■^■PHESTER_EVEN1NG HERALD. Manchrtter, Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974 — PAGE SEVENTEL Young East Five Indian-Eagle Tilt THE HERALP % ANGLE Football Ruled Out At Vermont, Loser in Debut Tops Court Slate B fE e rlY o s t Sports Editor

By Len A us ter Trailing 30-28 early in the Hearts while senior Captain Tolland High. 'The PatrloU , 6-14 a Players Expected to Transfer third period, the Hearts’ Jim Wehr paced the Eagles By Len Auster year ago but with prospects for better BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) — Forty-three University of He had expounded the With the official announcement, it became legal for a deemphasized schedule would cost too much money and reserve forward Gary Wolff w ith 11 p o in ts and 14 Two of the three local scholastic . things this go-around, travel to Vermont football players face a decision, following one by point for a long time that his colleges to contact the players. Bob Bateman, the star the trustees defeated the proposal. pumped in six straight rebounds. Bill Moffett added basketball teams are off on the right Charter Oak Conference rival Ticket Distribution Questioned the board of trustees eliminating the sport. team was very young but junior quarterback was considered certain to get several School officials said two alumni, who had planned to points on two free throws, a 10 markers. footing in the fledgling 1974-75 season Portland High Friday night. Bolton Just Wondering Department: If it wouldn’t be a better “Most of them will transfer,” predicted coach Carl offers, but others were in a different position. East Catholic basketball leave the sch(wl between $700,000 and $1 million, had driving layup and other easy while Manchester Community College High (0-1) entertains non-conference idea to sell all tickets in advance for Saturday night’s first Fallvene after the board voted 12-7 Saturday to end the 77- coach Stan Ogrodnik had a E ast is now off until Satur­ “I really feel badly for the sophomores,” said junior cor- notified the university it would not receive any money. bucket off a steal for a 34-^ after an opening loss has taken its last foe Lyman Memorial ’Tuesday and basketball meeting between East Catholic and Manchester year-old program. The players had campaigned to reverse bevy of doubters. day when it invades Clarke nerback Gary Gottfried, ‘"rhey have two years left, but a 'The $1.3 million package of reductions approved by the advantage. East’s Cephus two decisions. Friday the Bulldogs face conference High rather than place 800 ducats on sale the night of the the university administration’s decison to drop football Saturday night at brand Arena for the first meeting lot of them didn’t get much exposure.” Gottfried said he trustees included the elimination of several graduate „ Nolen hit on a three-point Cheney Tech (2-1) under new coach foe Rocky Hill at the Terriers’ gym. game. Dave Wiggin, Manchester High director of and save 8200,000. But, they succeeded only in rallying the would stay. new Crosby High in Water- ever with crosstown programs and budget cuts for almost every academic play just before the quarter Gerry Blanchard took it on the chin in Rham High, which opened Nov. 30 athletics, said each school would be given 500 student alumni. bury, the Eagles dropped Manchester High. It is In a bid to keep football, Athletic Director Dennis department. The trustees rejected a recommendation to « to leave the Eagles behind the opener to Rham High but the with a 60-39 win over Cheney Tech, tickets with the remainder available Saturday night at the Only 1,300 of the university’s 8,000 students signed a peti­ their season opener to expected to be a sellout. Lambert reluctantly proposed deemphasizing the eliminate a nursing program. ^ by one. Beavers have bounced back with vic­ gets back into action Friday night at Clarke Arena box office. The scheduled ticket sale could tion backing the sport and students and faculty supported Sacred Heart, 46-43, and it program, warning such an action would guarantee a losing Vermont finished last in the Yankee Conference this ^ East gained some consola­ tories over Granby and Bolton. ’The home against Middletown High. cause quite a commotion at the bucks office and this could the football cut as an alternative to further r^uctions in was painfully obvious East The lead exchanged hands team for several years until the schedule could be revised. year with a 4-6 over-all record and the lowest aUiletic ^ tion copping the jayvee tilt Techmen journey to Somers High be avoided by selling out in advance...Will Hadden, general academic programs. has a lot of work to do. A twice in the final canto Central Valley Conference and Many of the players said they would transfer anyway budget in the conference. Attendance in 10,000 seat Centen- » over Sacred Heart, 82-42. Tuesday night to tangle with the Spar­ chairman for the Five Mile Road Race Committee, “I like it here in Vermont, but I like to play football too,” crowd of 1,300 saw the before Sacred took com­ North Central Connecticut and university President Edwar(l C. Andrews Jr. said even nial Field ranged from 3,500 to 9,500. g Mark Dumais poured in 20 tans before returning home Friday reports he received a call from a Manchester family that said sophomore flanker Rocky Thompson. “I guess I’ll see Hearts win their second in mand for good with over five Conference clubs are also in action points for the Eagles with night against Windham Tech. word of the Thanksgiving day race was broadcast by radio what kind of offers I get from other schools.” as many starts this year, minutes remaining. A Ken this week. South Windsor, defending Jeff Heim and Jon Lindberg Manchester High made a successful in Turkey...The Race Committee of the sponsoring and first victory over an Booker driving layup and a CVC champ, travels to West Hartford adding 13 and 11 respective­ debut under its new coach, Doug Nutmeg Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon, will hold a Eagle quintet in five years. 12-foot jumper by Scott Tuesday night for a clash with Pearson, with a win over Rockville meeting Wednesday night at 7:30 at the Masonic Temple to “I get credit for the wins Valdez made it 4641 with ly. Northwest Catholic before returning High. The Indians commence CCIL map plans for the 1975 race which will mark the 25th year and I’ll take responsibility 1:18 to go before John Lusa home for its first CVC duel Friday Youth Hockey for the losses," Ogrodnik play Tuesday night in Enfield against for the Cedars...The New York Giants will be happy to get Major College Basketball canned two charity tosses. Sarrrd Heart (46) against Simsbury High. The Bobcats SQUIRTS soberly stated, “I’m not Fermi High and then return to the out of the Yale Bowl after one more season. The club, E a s t’s P eter 'Thompson had B Pts. are 0-1 this year, upended last Friday Action in the Squirt Hockey satisfi^ with our effort. We 3 Blair friendly confines of Clarke Arena since coming to New Haven in 1973, has won just once in a a chance to close it again to 2 Kazlawskas by South Catholic. Rockville, a loser League at the Bolton Ice Palace Saturday night against crosstown dozen starts against National Football League foes in knew we had a lot of work to one but Brian Blair blocked 4 Synott to Manchester in its opener, has a yesterday saw Economy Elec­ 3 Wolff E a st Catholic: The Elagles, a 46-43 regular season play. New Jersey is scheduled to be the per­ do and now we’re just going his attempted layup and 0 O'Keefe Friday night date against conference tric nip Farr’s, 3-2, and Regal’s 0 Valdez loser last Saturday to Sacr^ Heart, manent home of the Giants for the start of play in 1976. National Ranking have to work harder.” then East turned the ball overwhelm Nichols, 7-2. 1 Murohy foe Newington High at the Rams’ The Eagles took 36 floor are off until Saturday’s engagement. David Stepper, Eric Stepper over ending any chances of I Booter Den. BASKETBALL shots, an unusually low 0 Ueber MCC is at the University of Hart­ and Ricky Clark scored for victory. 3 Wilcox Notes Off the Cuff number. They connected on ford JVs Tuesday night and NCCC member Ellington High, Economy while Sean Downey e ‘V*’- Well on the way to making a name for himself as a dual 15 for a poor percentage. A sloppy first half saw the 17 ToUls 17 12-16 46 Wednesday the Cougars are in which dropped its first tilt to E.O. Likely for Sooners and Tim Conti tallied for the CHURCH LEAGUE (.iaat Catholic (43) performer with athletic teams at the University of losers. Galen Byram tallied all From the foul line. East con­ hosts lead after the first B Middletown for an engagement with Smith, has two conference dates this Action in the Manchester Massachusetts is freshman Joe Martens, out of East seven goals for Regal’s with verted 11 of 18 opportunitiea quarter, 11-10, but trail, 26- Wehr 5 CCCAA foe Middlesex Conununity week. Tuesday night Coach Bob NEW YORK (UPI) — Under the leadership of Joe Church Basketball League Hickey 2 Catholic. In the first two track meets of the season last Jimmy Burnett and Jimmy Saturday night at Illing Junior but three fourth quarter 22, at the intermission. The Lu m 2 College. Healy’s Purple Knights are at Staf­ Ramsey, now in his second year as head coach at 9 Ferrari scoring for the losers. High saw Concordia Lutheran Moffett 2 Coventry High m akes its 1974-75 ford High and Friday they host Suf- week. Martens broke the high jump record twice. The Oklahoma University, the school’s basketball program has chances went astray and four point differential was Thompson 4 PEE WEE bow Tuesday night entertaining former state champ in this event then suited up last Satur­ nip Center Congregational, 39- this proved decisive. It was the Eagles’ biggest advan­ M. Nolen 0 field High. made such rapid strides in the last two years that the With Mark Buezek scoring Heim 0 day night with the UMass jayvee basketball team...Charlie 37, Faith Lutheran overwhelm East’s overall in­ tage. C. Nolen 1 Sooners could be challenging for national recognition both goals and John Mumford Temple Beth Shalom, 40-29, and Duggan, the fine Springfield College cross country runner, decisiveness on offense Wolff and Booker each before this season is over. recording the shutout, Trudon’s Emanuel Lutheran of Hartford 8 Totals 16 11-18 43 and Ray Crothers, another young man well-known to local which turned the tide. netted 11 points for the Score at half: East 26-22 Saturday night the Sooners achieved what Ramsey blanked Rotary, 2-0, in Pee best Trinity Covenant, 24-20. road race fans, finished one-two in the West Hartford Five termed “the highlight of my career at Oklahoma” when Wee-Bantam Hockey League Paul Turek had 18 points for Cleveland Second Miler yesterday in a driving rain. Crothers was fourth here they upset eighth-ranked South Carolina, 90-84, to keynote play. Concordia while Allan Robb and Tape-Breaker in Marathon Thanksgiving morning and Duggan seventh...When was an otherwise predictable weekend in which every other Also, Nassiff Arms and First Dean Anderson paced Center Hartford Realty battled to a 3- Trio Set Hot Pace the last time an East Catholic High basketball team lost its member of the top 10 that played was victorious. with 12 and 11 respectively. all tie. Dave White, Adams and Faith was topp^ by Rick Former Yale University distance runner Frank Shorter opening game? The trick was turned last Saturday night by The Sooners got 20 points from 6-foot-9 junior star Alvan Tobin (no first names given) Lewis’ 15 markers while breaks the tape first in the Fukuoka International In NBA’ s Central Sacred Heart in Waterbury...Listening to portions of the Adams, but it was the stellar play of Adams’ replacement, scored for Nassiff’s while Rick Charen Doff had 10 for Temple. Marathon Sunday in Japan. It marked the fourth straight UConn basketball games in the Show Me classic in Rick McNeil, which eventually led to the Gamecocks’ Second Half Effort starters Pete Maravich and Smith had two and Keith Smith David Peterson netted 12 for NEW YORK (UPI) - The game losing streak in Missouri last weekend one got the impression that the year the Florida Track Club star triumphed. His time was downfall. McNeil, a 6-7 sophomore, came off the bench one for Hartford. Emanuel while Dave Nelson’s (Heveland Cavaliers sudden­ Detroit’s Cobo Arena as Ron Neal Walk. visiting teams were treated to a new concept in rule inter­ 2:11.31.2. Shorter won the gold medal in the 1972 Olympic with 17 minutes left in the second half after Adams had MIDGETS six markers were best for ly this season have risen to Behagen scored ei^ t of his Lakers 107, Suns 102 Games in Munich in the same event. pretations by the officials. The UConns lost three starters picked up his fourth foul and scored eight key points to Games were close in the Trinity. Nets MCC Triumph secon(l place in NBA’s Cen­ 16 points during K.C.- The Lakers moved into a in the first round defeat which was decided in the final trigger the victory. Midget League (15-18 years old) tral Division, but first place O m ^ ’s fourth-quarter ral­ fourth-place tie with the seconds. Coach Dee Rowe’s club will be home twice this “We’ve always known he (McNeil) was a good shooter,” with Groman’s North Stars top­ Record Try Behind the strong second half efforts of John Conley, remains an unattainable ly. Bob Lanier had 32 points Suns as guard Pat Riley U.S, Skiers week, against Vermont Tuesday night and Saturday after­ said Ramsey. “We sighed a little about some of the shots ping the Bruins, 4-2, and Army Tom Tucker and playmaking guard Curt Iverson, goal as long as they are un­ for the Pistons and Dave scored all 17 of his points in & Navy outlasting the Rangers, For the second time in noon against Rhode Island. he put up but they went in. When Adams went out of there. Manchester Community College outdistanced Norwalk able to beat the Washington Bing added 19 points and 13 the final 18 minutes. Elmore 4-3. Clark Brown had two goals as many meets. University State College Basketball South Carolina seemed to kind of relax some of its defense. Community College, 87-75, in basketball action Saturday One, Two Bullets. assists, while the Kings’ Smith and Lucius Allen led for Groman’s with Dave Wicks We moved the ball in better then.” of Massachusetts n i^ t at Cheney Tech. Tied 44-all at the half, the Cougars The Bullets, who lead backcourt duo of' Tiny the Los Angeles scoring with and Jim Stamp adding the other freshman Joe .Martens es­ VAL D’ISERE, France Frank McGuire, coach of South Carolina, refused to scores for the winners. Trudeon broke away early in the second half for the verdict. Geveland by five games in Archibald and Jimmy 19 points each, while diarlie tablished a new school (UPI) — Austria’s men ski comment on the fact that Oklahoma converted 24 of 37 foul and Kershaw tallied for the the Central Division, Walker each scored 18. Scott was high man for the Three 20-Goal Scorers high Jump mark. Trailing 14-8 early in the stars collected first and second shots to only six of 13 for the Gamecocks. Instead he Bruins. Chuck Mumford played contest, Cougar Coach Don Hartford Impresses chalked up their 15th victory Celtics 111, New Orleans Suns with 28 points. Sailfish Catch by Local Man Martens, a former East backboards, especially in places as well as five of the top praised the Sooner defense. well in the nets for the losers. in their last 17 meetings 101 Hawks 102, SuperSonics Catholic track and basket­ Geissler inserted Conley, a the critical second half. 10 spots in the men’s downhill “Give Oklahoma credit,” said McGuire. “They used a Three members of the Wabrek family of Manchester White and Bonney had two former Bloomfield High race Sunday to close the with the Cavaliers by an 88- The Celtics breezed past 95 ball standout, cleared the Harper netted 20 points Copping Tourney High-Scoring Sabres good collapsing defense. 'ITie big fellow (Adams) is very went salfish fishing off Acapulco recently and Ronald, goals apiece for the ^rvicemen opening round of the new World 75 count Sunday night. the injury-plagued Jazz as Hawks’ rookie John Drew while O’Brien, Steve Hovey and bar at 6-10 1/2 in a four­ star, and behind his strong for the losers with team­ good.” left, caught this 115-pounder. The fish measured nine Cup ski season. “Losing to the Bullets is Jo Jo White scored 21 points scored 27 points, including a Kevin Hiers scored for the way meet Saturday at efforts burst to a 33-18 ad­ mates Bud Johnson and Skip Ready to Oust Bruins Freshman Jackie Gilloon was the leading scorer for feet. Viewing the feat were Ronald’s father, John, and vantage. Norwalk came Franz Klammer, 20, placed NEW YORK (UPI) — Connecticut’s major collegiate like putting together two and John Havlicek con­ crucial three-point play with Rangers. Kevin Rowe had two Storrs. Wilson adding 17 and 14 first while teammate Werner South Carolina with 16 points. his brother, Alan, right. The fish is being mounted and back behind the basketball teams fared poorly during the weekend against ‘'losses because they are in tributed 20. Jim B arn ett’s 29 1:47 left in the game, to pace assists for the losers. respectively. Grissmann, 22, took second NEW YORK (UPI) — Unless the French Connection In other games involving the top 10 teams. No. 1 North will be shipped to the Wahrek home at 15 Benton St. sharpshooting of Walt out-of-state competitors. Only the University of Hartford our division,” lamented points led the Jazz, who the Atlanta victory. Spencer MCC travels to Hartford spot. Josef Walcher was fourth, somehow gets disconnected, there may be no end to the Carolina State routed Virginia, 101-72; No. 2 UCLA beat N BERNARD A. LOZIER, Harper and John managed a major victory, winning the Trinity-University Cleveland Coach Bill Fitch. went down to their seventh Haywood led the Sonics’ E Tuesday for a clash with the Karl Cordin seventh and stunning success story of the Buffalo Sabres short of the Oklahoma State, 82-51; No. 3 Indiana defeated Kentucky, Vayiakakos to knot it at the of Hartford Tournament. The Bullets’ triumph straight defeat without scoring with 18 points. Walton to Return INC. University of Hartford JVs Reinhard Tritscher 10th. Stanley Cup. 98-74; No. 5 North Carolina downed Houston, %-87; No. 6 intermission. Hartford was led by Gary LaRocque’s 23 points in extended their victory to six 22 REGENT ST. and Wednesday are in This gave the Austrian meh Each member of the line, Gil Southern California routed Utah, 102-82; No. 7 Alabama PORTLAND Ore. (UPI) - team. “He will play as soon as Conley paced the Cougars, and girls a massive lead in defeating Central Connecticut 84-67 Saturday. I^Rocque games and gave them the Perreault, Rick Martin and TV Bill Walton is not quitting he is healthy. 1 can’t tell you Middletown against Detroit Red Wings turned back ripped East Carolina, 99-86; No. 9 Marquette crushed St. Celling Repairs now 2-0 in the CCCAA and 2- World Cup team standings after was named the tourney’s most valuable player with 44 best record in the NBA at 19- Rene Robert, notched his 20th AND professional basketball and “he when that will be.” Walton is Middlesex Community the Vancouver Canucks, 4-2; Mary’s (Calif.), 93-66, and No. 10 Kansas whipped Iowa, 89- S Replacements I overall, with 24 points on just four races. The Austrians points in two gam es. 6, snapping the Cavs’ eight- goal of the season Sunday night the Toronto Maple Leafs beat will be back in the lineup as out of action with a bone spur College. 54. Qnality Carpentry Worli, II for 15 from the floor. piled up 162 points with second- Teammate Peter Egan added 19 points to the match and game string of victories at and the Sabres responded by the Chicago Black Hawks, 4-1; RADK soon as he is healthy,” the near his ankle. Phil Spence and All-America David Thompson combined Outgoing club President Her­ >aUos •Additions Tucker and Iverson added 16 placed West Germany way picked up a berth in the all-tournament selection, along home. SCXWEBCMRD running up their 11th con­ the Montreal Canadians and the Portland Trail Blazers an­ MCC (87) behind with 46 points. secutive victory, a 54) shutout for 50 points as North Carolina State opened its Atlantic nounced Sunday. man Sarkowsky came to A Remodeling points apiece for MCC. Six- B PU. with Central’s Dan Jones, who scored 16. The Cavaliers had New York Rangers skated to a Coast Conference season by routing Virginia. Spence, a 6- Portland Saturday and got C Michael Veith, 17, a new star of the Minnesota North Stars. TONIGHT “I got word from club of­ foot-six center John Dishaw Iverson 7 16 Wesleyan, paced by Barry FogpTs 18 points, out­ grabbed a 41-40 halftime 3-3 tie, and the St. Louis Blues Free Estimates Reynolds 4 9 from Tegemsee in the Bavarian Washington 88, Geveland 75 Buffalo has lost only one of its foot-8 forward, scored 26 points while Thompson hit for 24. ficials today that Walton is not together with Walton and lead, but the Bullets reeled WHA defeated the Washington (8) Redskins vs. Rams, contributed 12 markers T u a e r 9 16 d is ta n c e Trinity 59-53 in the consolation game earlier in ironed out any problems that Phono 646-4464 Dishaw 6 12 Alps in West Germany, was Boston 111, New Orleans 101 last 22 outings, surging to a 14- Capitals, 3-1. WINF retiring, said John White, . along with controlling both CHancey 6 the evening. Wayne Sokolowski was high scorer for Trinity off 10 straight points to start might have existed. 3 third in the downhill after star­ W. L. T. Pts. Los Angeles 107, Phoenix 102 point lead over the Boston Bruins 3, Penguins 2 publicity director for the NBA Conley 11 24 ting in 26th position. with 19 points. the second half and the Ueber 2 4 New England 16 8 0 32 Atlanta 102, Seattle 95 Bruins in Division 4 of the Boston took 46 shots on — The University of Connecticut gained third place in the Cleveland fans let their Switzerland’s Bernhard Russi Cleveland 10 7 1 21 National Hockey League. Pittsburgh goalie Gary Inness, WHA Roundup ToUls 41 6 87 ‘ ‘Show Me’ ’ classic hosted by the University of Missouri by heroes hear about it. Dislocates Disc was fifth, with Gustavo 'Thoeni Chicago 9 14 0 18 “Let’s face it,” said but couldn’t get the winning of Italy sixth, Norway’s Erik defeating Portland 69-64 with a surge in the final six “The crowd got on us in Indianapolis 5 21 0 10 ABA goal past him until Orr scored VAL D’ISERE, France NCC (7 5 ) Minnesota goaltender Cesare PU. Maker eighth, and Australia’s minutes of the match Saturday night. that third period, but you WEST East Maniago, “they’re the best line with only 4:27 left in the game. (UPl) — Swiss ski ace Roland 6 Davis new immigrant from Austria, Tony Hanson scored 19 and Lee Otis Wilson had 14 for have got to learn to play T. The Penguins took a 2-1 lead in Michigan's Troubles CoUombin, 23, fell badly at Sun- Johnson 17 W. L. Pts. W. L. Pet. G.B. in hockey. They’ve all got SPORTS Harper 20 Manfred Grabler, ninth. UConn. Portland, led by Quentin Braxton’s 29 points, with the boos,” Fitch said. Houston 17 9 0 34 Kentucky 16 6 .727 - speed, they’ve all got shots, and the first period before Terry ^ y ’s downhill ski race and dis­ 14 Wiison The weather was perfect for “We just lost our poise when San Diego 12 12 0 24 New York 17 9 .654 1 you really don’t know what the O’Reilly got the Bruins even at SLATE located a spinal disc. Uiccaro 8 managed a 41-40 lead at halftime and held a slim margin On Ice and Box Office 10 the downhiU event, the most St. Louis 7:02 of the second period. CoUombin wiU be out of ski Vayiakakos until the Huskies’ late-game surge. the Bullets got their 50-41 Phoenix 9 12 2 20 10 17 .370 8W heck they’re going to do next.” prestigious of all ski races. Minnesota 9 12 0 18 Memphis 7 19 .269 11 Perreault, with a goal and an Flyers 3, Islanders 2 racing for at least six weeks, ToUls 34 7 75 Host Missouri won the tourney with a 102-78 decision lead.” NEW YORK (UPI) — The troubles with the Michigan BrilUant sunshine shone on Michigan 7 17 0 14 Virginia 5 19 .208 12 assist, overtook Bobby Orr of Orest Kindrachuk’s second Tuesday the Swiss team said. the hard-packed, perilously fast over Mississippi State later Saturday. Guard Phil (Chenier led the Stags don’t stop at the box office. CANADIAN We»i the Bruins in the league scoring goal of the game, at 12:21 of the BASKETBALL The $200000 — up to 82 m.p.h. — track which Highly touted Fairfield University took it on the chin for Bullets’ scoring with 24 W. L. T. Pts. W. L. Pet. G.B. race, setting up a situation final period, enabled the Flyers Manchester at Fermi With their very existence as a franchise in question >>>>>>»>>» > » ran 3,298 meters down the the third straight time Saturday when visiting Brown over­ points, while Elvin Hayes ) yy Mi } y Toronto 16 10 1 33 Denver 23 4 .852 - where he just might edge out to edge the Islanders and boost Cheney Tech at Somers because of financial difficulties, the Stags aren’t helping Daille mountain, with a vertical cam e a 35-34 halftim e deficit and won 73-67. and Wes Unseld combined Quebec 14 9 0 28 San Antonio 16 10 .615 6W Boston’s Phil Esposito for the their first-place lead to seven MCC at IJ. of H. JV their image any on the ice. On Saturday they dropped a 4-2 drop of 915 meters. Vaughn Clarke scored 21 of his 29 points in the second for 31 rebounds. Hayes also Winnipeg 13 8 1 27 Utah 12 14 .462 low starting center berth on the All- points over idle Atlanta in Divi­ decision to the Vancouver Blazers, an(i followed that with TTie “Criterium of the First Tolland at Coventry half as Brown surged to the lead. It went ahead to stay 55- scored 18 points. Jim Edmonton 11 7 0 22 Indiana 10 12 .455 low Star team next month. If he sion 1. Philadelphia outshot the l.ynian Memorial at Bolton a 7-0 shellacking at Edmonton Sunday night. (^ristmas gift Snow” ski meet, traditionally 52 with 9:50 left in the game on a three-point play by Cleamons and Dick Snyder Vancouver 9 11 1 19 San Diego 9 15 .375 12W does, the entire French Connec­ Islanders, 35-13. The Oiler line of rookie Mike launching each new World Cup South Windsor at Northwest Clarke. led the Cleveland scoring SUNDAY’S RESULTS SUNDAY’S RESULTS tion could land intact on the Red Wings 4, Canucks 2 Rogers, Ron Climie and Blair season, began last Wednesday Catholic Ralph Rehn had 23 points and Danny Odums had 10 for with 14 points apiece. Vancouver 4, Minnesota 2 San Diego 104, San Antonio 92 first unit. Hank Nowak broke a 1-1 tie MacDonald accounted for five and 21st goals as the Toros with the women’s downhill, won Ellington at Stafford (from only $6 lOO) In other NBA games Sun­ Indianapolis 5, San Diego 3 Rookie Gary Bromley had to midway through the second goals and nine assists, with overcame a 2-1 deficit and by Wiltrud Drexel of Austria, Fairfield, which tum ^ the ball over 24 times. NHL Fermi at Manchester (girls) (Quebec 2, Houston 1 stop only 14 shots for Buffalo to period and Danny Grant and Rogers and Climie getting two recorded their 10th victory with Bernadette Zurbriggen of Coast Guard’s Mike Harrigan sank a foul shot with three day, Kansas City-Omaha Division 1 • East Catholic at South Wind­ AT BLAU^S Edmonton 7, Michigan 0 register his second shutout. Earl Anderson followed with sor (girls) goals apiece. Meantime, against two losses and a tie on Switzerland second and seconds left in the match to put the icing on a 58-56 victory edg^ Detroit, 96-92; Boston W. L. T. Pts. Give a gift subscription to Connecticut’s new $200,(XX) Toronto 5, Phooiix 2 Boston kept pace with the Detroit goals as Vancouver lost Michigan couldn’t do anything the road. France’s Danielle Debemard Saturday at Queens College in New York City. The Cadets, dumped New Orleans, 111- Philadelphia 17 6 4 38 Wednesday Lottery. Player’s Chtiice. Applications available wherever Winnipeg 5, Chicago 2 rampaging Sabres by edging for only the seventh time in 28 against veteran goaltender Nordiques 2, Aeros I GIFT IDEAS third. 2-1, were led in scoring by Joel Hendrix’s 21 points and 101; Los Angeles defeated Atlanta 13 11 5 31 BASKETBALL you buy Lottery tickets. the Pittsburgh Penguins, 3-2, games. The Canucks still own a Jacques Plante, who registered Dale Hoganson assisted on The men raced a giant slalom Greg Vaughn’s 20 points. Phoenix, 107-102, and Atlan­ NBA NY Rangers 12 8 6 30 MCC at Middlesex CC and in other games Sunday 13-point lead over Chicago and the first shutout of his World goals by Serge Bernier and Thursday, won by Piero Gros of Eastern Conference NY Islanders 10 9 8 28 Thursday OFF Holy Cross reeled off 10 straight points to battle back ta topped Seattle, 102-95. night, the Philadelphia Flyers St. Louis in Division 2. Michel Parizeau with a 28- Italy, with Sweden’s 18-year-old Atlantic Division Division 2 Hockey Association comeback. from a 10-point halftime deficit and hand Yale its third loss Kings 96, Pistons 92 gained a 3-2 victory over the Maple Leafs 4, BASKETBALL Michigan is in last place in second span of the final period ON A LL Ingemar Stenmark second and W. L. Pet. G.B. W. L. T .P ts. in as many gam es, 77-65. The Kings snapped a 13- New York Islanders; the Blaek Hawks 1 East Catholic at Manchester the Western Division with a 7-17 to lift Quebec to victory. Andre 20 Erik Maker of Norway third. Buffalo 17 8 .680 - Vancouver 17 17 7 7 4 88 % (girls) Toronto scored all four of its record. Hinse scored the only Aero goal Chicago 11 11 11 11 3 25 [•LAMPS New York 16 8 .667 W goals in the final period, two of Friday late in the first period. Boston 14 10 .565 2Vk St. Louis 10 10 11 11 5 25 Vancouver, last in the Cana­ them by Errol Thompson, to BASKETBALL dian Division, completed a Six Game Losing Skein Philadelphia 0 15 .375 7Vk Minnesota 9 9 15 15 4 22 ROCKERS hand the Hawks their second Windham Tech at Cheney weekend sweep by beating the Jell 5, Cougars 2 Central Division Kansas City 4 4 20 20 2 lo 9 loss in as many nights on home Tech Norm Beaudin had two goals Snapped by San Diego W. L. Pet. G.B. Division 3 Minnesota Fighting Saints, 4-2, ice. Cliff Koroll had given Coventry at Portland Sunday afternoon, and in other for Winnipeg, which snapped a Washington 19 6 .760 — W. L. T. PU. Chicago a 1-0 lead in the second DEACON BENCHES The Q’s, the last-place team Sutton Golf Bolton at Rocky Hill night games the Toronto Toros five-game Cougar winning NEW YORK (UPI) - Travis Geveland 13 10 .565 5 Los Angeles 14 2 9 37 period. in the ABA’s Western Division SUTTON, Mass. (UPI) - The Middletown at Rham beat the Phoenix Roadrunners, streak. Grant, Bo Lamar, and Caldwell Houston 11 13 .458 7Vk Montreal 14 6 9 37 Canadiens 3, Rangers 3 ACCESSORIES with a 9-15 record, fell behind 3200;000 Pleasant Valley Golf Newington at Rockville 5-2; the Quebec Nordiques Jones returned to the injury- AtlanU 11 IS .458 7tk PltUburgh 9 13 4 22 Montreal rallied from a 3-1 Racers 5, Mariners 3 25-8 to a hot San Antonio team Classic will be held July 17-20, Siiiuhury at South Windsor edged the Houston Aeros, 2-1; riddled San Diego Conquistador New Orleans 2 23 .080 17 Detroit 9 14 3 21 deficit on goals by Yvon Rookie John Sheridan scored LANE CEDAR in the first quarter. the week after the British Open. Suffield at Ellington the Winnipeg Je ts beat the lineup Sunday night and Western Conference Washington 2 23 3 7 Lambert and Larry Robinson, a pair of goals midway through But Jones was inserted to test 'The tournament will start two Saturday Chicago Cougars, 5-2, and the promptly snapp^ the team out Midwest Division Division 4 the equalizer coming at 23 the first period as the Racers his knee in the second period weeks earlier than it did this BASKETBALL Indianapolis Racers scored CHESTS of a six-game slump. W. L. Pet. G.B. W. L. T. PU. seconds of the final period. The ran up a 3-0 lead. Kevin and dominated both year. East Catholic at Manchester their first victory in 14 games The three, who were all Detroit 13 12 .520 - Buffalo 21 4 4 46 tie enabled the Canadiens to Morrison had two goals for San backboards. Grant and Lamar V» with a 5-3 decision over San IMP M 3 WPUV FUmS sidelined last week with knee KC-Onnaha IS 13 .500 Boston IS 7 6 32 move Into a first-place tie with Diego. got hot and the Q’s tied the Chicago 11 12 .478 1 Toronto e 13 6 18 Diego. injuries, scored a total of 51 game, 45-45, at the half. Facility Named Idle Los Angeles in Division 3, Blazers 4, OPEN EVOY NKNI Milwaukee 9 15 .375 SVk California 6 17 5 17 although the Kings have four Warnke Wins points in the Conquistadors’ 104- San Diego went ahead 64-63 WORCESTER, Mass. (UPI) Fighting Saints 2 HDPA Pacific Division SUNDAY’S GAMES games in hand. blau 92 win over the San Antonio with 3:21 remaining in the third — Holy Cross College has an­ „P0RTMUND, Germany Jimmy Jones’ first goal of the W. L. Pet. G.B. Montreal 3, NY Rangers 3 , Iff. H 1:31 PH Spurs in Sunday’s only period and never trailed again. nounced its new all-purpose Blues 3, Cspiult 1 (UPI) — South American cham­ season, a shorthanded effort at |CASH«MAtTM CHAIMI. American Basketball Associa­ Golden State 17 7 .708 - Philadelphia 3, W Islanders Garry Unger scored one goal Green Captains They built the lead to 10248 Seattle 14 14 .500 5 2 recreational facility, now under pion Edmundo Warnke of Chile 19:07 of the second period, iBANKAMlmCAIIOvMtt tion game. and assisted on another to with 45 seconds left. Portland U 14 .462 6 Detroit 4, Vancouver 2 construction, and due to be Sunday won a 13,200-meter run proved to be the winner for HANOVER, N.H. (UPI) - ' XMAtJz^AWJlV "If we can keep everybody enable the Blues to win oh the Grant led all scorers with 20 PhoenU 11 15 .423 7 Buffalo 5, MlnnesoU 0 completed in 1975, will be around the television tower Vancouver after Don Tannahlll Reggie Williams, a two-time healthy, we can get back into road for only the second time in T IL i 4i 41M points, while Lamar had 18, Lee Los Angeles 11 15 .423 7 St. Louis 3, Washington 1 named In honor of Rev. Francis from West German marathon and Ted Hampson had staked All-Ivy selection, and Tom Par- the race,” said San Diego their last 31 attempts. Denis Davis 17 and Jones IS points and SUNDAY’S RESULTS J.'Hart, S .J., memorializing the champion Anton Gorbunow. Minnesota to a 2-0 lead in the non, an offensive tackle, have Boston 3, ntUburgh 2 Dupere tallied the only Coach Alex Groza. lO.rebounds. prieat’i 41 years in service at Hans-Juergen Orthmann, opening session. been named co-captains of the KC-Omaha 96, Detroit 92 Toronto 4, Chicago 1 Washington goal early in the se­ Connecticut’s Subscription Lottery. tbe* school. alM West German, finished 'foros 5, Roadrunners 2 1975 Dartmouth College football cond period:* third. Tom Simpson scored his 20th team. MANCHESTER EVENINGJjERALP^ ^ Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974 - PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon.. Dec. 9, 1974 Quotations Food Costs d ip these For The For Needy Holidays Increase v s h i d b l e United Press International Proverbs and quotations to WASHINGTON (UPI) - coupons nurture the holiday mood: Food costs for needy families, SUPERMARKf TS - It is more blessed to give many of whom face a cut in than to receive. New Testa­ ment: Acts XX, 35. food stamp benefits next and save! Starts Mon., Dec., 9*Sat., Dec. 14 March, are rising faster on a - At Christmas play and percentage basis than grocery Any or all coupons may be redeemed with one $5 purchase make good cheere. For bills for more affluent families Christmas comes but once a according to an Agriculture year, Thomas Tusser in Five Department report released Hundredth Pointes of Good today. WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE Husbandrie, 1573. The department’s monthly -- Who gives not thanks to analysis of food bills for men, gives not thanks to families of varying income Free God. John Lewis levels showed the cost of an Burckhardt, Arabic Pro­ austere economy diet plan rose Cream Cheese verbs, circa 1817. to $36 a week for a family of Stop & Shop...3 oz. pkg. MM -- Not believe in Santa four in October. Claus! You might as well not. The price of the economy Good Mon., Dec. 9-Sal., Doc. 14. Limit one pkg percuslomef. 274 § believe in fairies. Thank God! diet, which is used as the base He lives and he lives for setting food stamp forever. i allocations, was up 20 cents a oooooooooooflooooooooofloHlliilllfiiii So wrote Frank Church iii week, or 0.6 per cent, from an editorial in the New Yorlj September and was $4, or 12.7 WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE Sun, 1897, penned in response per cent, above a year earlier. to a letter from eight-year'r The weekly bill for a low cost old Virginia O'Hanion asking, diet plan constructed by Maxwdl House “Please tell me the truth, is Agriculture nutritionists was there a Santa Claus?” also up 0.6 per cent in October. 1 ' l b . C i ^ t e -- How many observe The cost of a moderate cost diet All Grinds...1-lb can Christ's birthday; how few his plan, however, was up 0.5 per (UPI photo) Good Mon.. Dec. 9*Sat., Dec. 14. Limit one can per customer. MM 270 g precepts! 0, tis easier to keep cent, and the price of a liberal holidays than command­ diet plan was up 0.4 per cent. lOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOflOOOyOOflyOOlJOljOOflMOOOO ments. Benjamin Franklin Woman Priest Delivers Sermons All four diet programs, in Poor Richard’s Almanack, ranging from the bare-bones circa 1751. The Rev. Carter Heyward delivers sermon from the pulpit in Philadelphia, celebrated the Eucharist at the invitation economy plan to the costliest -- The making of a gift is WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE of The Rev. L. Peter Beebe, who can be seen in the liberal plan, are designed to superior to the acceptance of of Christ Episcopal Church Sunday in Oberlin, Ohio. She, provide adequate basic nutri­ along with two other priests, who were recently ordained background. The Rev. Allison Cheek, dark robe, looks on. a gift. Mahabharata, circa tion. Costs for feeding families Tide Laundry 200 B.C. under the four plans vary sharp­ - To apply the old proverb 9 ly, however, because the to a new situation - What I cheaper diets contain fewer and Detet^ent give I regret, what is left, 1 Scheme to Rob Los Angeles cheaper meats and other high- 49 ounce box shall keep. Plautus, circa p ric^ foods. Good Mon.. Dec. 9-Sat., Dec. 14. Limit one box per customer. MM 271 ' 200 B.C. Economists said the cost of -- 1 heard the bells on the economy plan on a monthly Christmas Day their old, Through Computer Thwarted basis for a fainily of four rose to familiar carols play. And $156 in October compared with y o u r S W P wild and sweet, the words $155.10 in Septem ber and outside,” who set up the com­ carrying bags — given them by repeat - Of peace on earth, LOS ANGELES (UPI) - A listed under a false address for $138.40 a year earlier. Under p man specia'® ''^°rshop af® good will to men. H. W. puter, Navarro said Sunday. delivery of the checks. the tipster — containing what the food stamp program, a four- city worker must have helped they thought was a $1.2 million You deserve tolks at Stop & | P Longfellow, Christmas Bells, Nobody is permitted in the Data ’The plan was thwarted by the person household currently is rig a computer to pay ^2.5 cash cut from the theft, but ac­ Snow Crop store. That’S 'N.W more than lustv gj^^ps- 1864. million from the municipal Services Bureau area that con­ cooperation of an unidentified eligible for a monthly allocation trols the computer’s check­ tually filled with cut up paper to - Twice welcome is the treasury in a suspected Mafia participant who supposed to of $150 worth of stamps. gift if offered unasked. writing functions without a “launder” the money through duplicate currency. Orange Juice dedicatedgWinQ money scheme, according to City Still Would Lag 100% Orange Juice . •in Publilius Syrus, 43 B.C. special badge, with a A spokesman for the Senate From Florida 1 6 OZ CSO Bone Comptroller Charles Navarro. banks in the Bahamas and The allocation is scheduled to moneyswor^h-w 9pe most or the , our - A gift is lost...unless it iS photograph. The facility is con­ Switzerland, said Philip subcommittee said Howard had District attorney’s in­ been linked in testimony with rise to $154 next January 1. But Good Mon., Dec. 9-Sat., Dec. 14. Limit one can per customer remembered. Publilius vestigators said they were stantly guarded, he said, and Manuel, an investigator for the this will still lag behind the cost with such security “somebody Permanent Senate Subcom­ Brooklyn mobster Carmine Syrus. - '/going like gangbusters” into “The Doctor” Lombardozzi, of the economy diet, and stamp - To the wise give gold the city treasurer’s office today on the inside was involved.” mittee on Investigations. families will fall fur^er behind He noted th at whoever “We are pretty well con­ described as an associate of Itoo & Shop tenderness. vv® P' comp'®'® that they may study the morej to find out who was behind the alleged New York Mafia chief if the administration carries to the devout give nothing, scheme, thwarted by a tip to a planned the theft knew enough vinced that somewhere down out its announced plan to in­ about the city’s operation to the line organized crime people Carlo Gambino. WITH THIS COUPON AND A $5 PURCHASE that they may remain Congressional investigating Howard and Freeman were crease the amount of cash most devout. In writings from I committee. write three checks instead of were due for a cut an in some needy people must put up in held under $100,000 bail on 1258. They were looking for one for the whole ?2.5 million, way we were in control,” order to get the stamps begin­ because the plotter knew a Manuel said. charges of conspiracy to com­ Fldschmann'S - Enhance our gift with evidence that earlier such mit grand theft, conspiracy to ning next March 1. words as much as yoii can. thefts may have succeeded, or seven-digit check would come “It has all the earmarks of an under closer scrutiny. organized crime operation.” commit forgery, attempted Maa^iarine Terrence, 161 B.C. that other cities were vic­ grand theft and forgery. -- There is no love thal timized. The computer was Bernard R. Howard, 52, a 1 -lb pkg programmed to pay the money Yongers, N.Y. accountant and gifts will not master. Tri- ’Two suspects were arrested, Good Mon., Dec. 9-Sat., Dec. 14. Limit one pkg per customer. bullus. 19 B.C. including one with alleged con­ to two New York City firms and Morton B. Freeman, 47, Los nections to a New York Mafia one in Chicago, which in­ Angeles, were arrested ^tur- Welfare Case Load figure. Three suspects were vestigators said turned out to day as they walked out of the being sought, the district at­ be phony firms, or names Beverly Wilshire Hotel. Investment torney’s office said. similar to real business but Investigators said they were Drops 4.5 Per Cent “Quality-Protecteij” Beef Naturally Ageid Chatter E "It couldn’t be anyone from NEW YORK (UPI) - The HARTFORD (UPI) - declined to 13.9 per cent from loss of roughly 400 points in the Welfare Commissioner over 17 per cent from January Dow Jones industrial average' Nicholas Norton said today that to June, he said. since the first of this year the number of ineligible cases Under the interview system, Be^RibRoast suggests the stock market “hai Double Slaying Suspect on welfare has dropped to 4.5 welfare recipients meet with discounted and reflected the per cent and he attributed the department staff members in deteriorated and deteriorating reduction to a new face-to-face district offices 90 days and sub­ Lat^End^Ria economic situation,” says interview system. sequently every six months C Arrested in Georgia 6th & 7th Ribs Bone-ln Bone-In Thomson & McKinnon’ The number was reduced after going on welfare. The Beef that’s naturally tender, juicy and flavorful. l i e a k ^ S Auchincloss Kohlmeyer Inc. from almost 6 per cent for the program began officially June MACON, Ga. (UPI) - A he slept in his home late Satur­ “Unless things are going to get period of January to June, and 1. black youth sought as a suspect day night. Bragg called police When the man discovered she much worse than most people 6.5 per cent last year, Norton “I am very proud of the staff in the slaying of an elderly after his assailant fled. and her sister, Mrs. Malone, t e ^ F l o r t ^ expect,” the firm continues, “it said. of the department, which has white couple and the “savage” Officers later found a savings were alone, he entered the (the market) does not have to' Overpayments from the done this remarkable job,” he Ree£ Loin Porterhouse ^^59 beatings of four other persons book belonging to Brice lying on house and beat both women Great beef! Naturahy fender beof!’! "Quality- H i ^ do again what it has already was arrested early today at Welfare Department have said. Steak a street and checked the Brice with a vase before fleeing with protected” beef at Stop & Shop! ||| done.” It predicts the bottom Milledgeville, 30 miles home, where they found the $50, two diamond rings and a may be nearer for stocks now northeast of here, police said. bodies of the couple. pin. 4th & 5th Ribs $ 1 2 9 under selling pressure than John Young, 18, was Sunday morning, Mrs. Hill Police found Mrs. Davis Beef Rib Steak Large End Bone-ln those which have moved a m y reportedly picked up at the answered a knock on her front about four hours later lying un­ from their lows. home of his grandmother. He door by a man who asked if her conscious in a pool of blo<^ on Simply Super-Uniformly good everytime “Not only are price-eartiings was returned here for husband was at home. her kitchen floor. She had been ratios for most stocks at questioning in the beatings, attacked with soft drink bottles. historical low evaluations, but which occurred during a 16- dividend yields for a number of hour period in a four-block area leading price barometers have of a racially mixed reached high levels not 4 T- W T F Serve In a taled or try and make O Q A great buy at O Q ® atubmarineeandwich. nCv7' this low price 4 1 0 "’ vocative and critically ac­ “One he beat with a fire 1 2 3 ^ 5 6 claimed pla^ “Equus," by poker, others with a hat rack, 8 ^ 0 Q Holiday Cactus Plants "<>' 99« Holly Plant For Someone Special I *1JJ Britain's Peter Shaffer, can vases, Coca-Cola bottles, catch up with it in book form. anything that was in the house. 15 t j S “( " " o<4*«n*». <• i w m ih« ilani to nmil h im to iivm pfckign ol my il«n u h p i »ti«, oiiwwih nsiH iiimi n ii^ ^ 0 0 0 Our 75th Anniyersafy\bar X!lrf!^ --"-y i^'eti!rty*' mK P'ImS, m™ ai oJT'M.ySlT’to'i’SlftJl'Tta, \ The script, along with a sec­ He literally beat them to death 22 ^ 24 25,. 26 As Leadng Jewelers&SIvefsmrths ond Shaffer play, “Shriv- — kavage beatings.” 2§* ^0 31 ALL STOP & SHOP STORES OPEN 8 A.M. ings,” not yet produced any­ Police said the first victim 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER where, has been published by was Bragg, apparently at­ Hartford • West Farma Mall STOP & SHOP in ‘ MANCHESTER 263 Middle Turnpike West • EAST HARTFORD 830 Silver Lane. 8:00a.m.-10:00p.m.,Mon.-Sat. Atheneum tacked with a fan and a lamp as DAILY FOR YOUR SHOPPING CONVENIENCE! MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Mon., Dec. 9, 1974 How They Fixed New Hamphire^s Boundary MCC Issues 10-Year Report Manchester Community those unofficial friends of the was settled. follower of Parker got them to Badger had Applebee appear in narrative and graphic By JACQUELINE HUARD whether the northernmost head College (MCC) announces college who made things possi­ ABOUT TOWk Vermont and New Hampshire arrested and troops stayed in form to show the founding and CONCORD, N.H. (UPI) - of the Connecticut was Third arrest an Applebee supporter, publication of its decennial ble by their sympathy, can feel promptly recognized the in­ John Tyler. the area until early 1836, when development of the college The Treaty of Paris in 1783 of­ Connecticut Lake and the report covering the history of satisfaction that a new institu­ dependent nation, by slapping the Canadian government said through its tenth year which ficially ended the American stream flowing from It, or the Applebee and his men angrily the college’s first ten years. tion in the service of society has import duties on goods entering it would not interfere in the ended with commencement In Training School drive. Mrs. Revolution. But it tpok another source of Indian Stream or: released 'Tyler and tried to MCC President Dr. Frederick been born and brought to a ’The Alpha Society will meet Hall. Members are reminded to will have a Christmas party the states. arrest the Parker supporter on area until the boundary was June 1973. Leonard Freidrick is chairman 53 years and the formation of an Hall’s Stream. Those two rivers W. Lowe Jr. comments in his stage of maturity.” tonight at 6:30 for a Christmas bring grab bag gifts. Mrs. Edith Wednesday at the Elks’ Home A British judge living nearby settled. The town of Pittsburg, independent republic to settle run parallel to the northern grounds he had aided in the introduction that "'This ten year The report is divided into potluck at the Italian-American Bolin will lead the devotions. on Park St. Asocial hour at 6:30 of the program. in Canada, Justice Alexander which included the Indian The last section, titled the Canada-New Hampshire reaches of the Connecticut, but arrest of a British subject. report has very personal im­ three sections. The first, titled Club. Members are reminded to Hostesses are Mrs. Florence p.m. will precede dinner at 7 Rea, declared the Indian Strearti territory, was incor­ "Prospect,” is devoted to a boundary. are west of it. Parker then arrest^ Tyler plications for me, for I have “Definitions,” answers the bring a |1 gift. Peterson, Mrs. Helen Wright, prepared and served by The Golden Age Christmas Streamers British subjects, porated in 1840, and in 1842, the brief answer to the question. That stretch of boundary When the Treaty of Ghent again, but before he could lock been with the college from its questions. What is a community Miss Lillian Larson and Mrs. members of the lodge. party will be Wednesday night liable to military duty. Webster-Ashburton Treaty Where do we go from here? wasn’t of much interest in 1783, was signed in 1814, the king of him up, Rea ordered all those beginnings. college? and Who is a communi­ 'The Senior Citizens Christ­ Viola Miffitt. at the Army and Navy Club. A The settlers appealed to the settled the matter for good by Members are reminded to bring since only a few St. Francis In­ Netherlands was asked to ar­ involved off "British land." A All of us who have been in­ ty college student? tvy mas party will be Dec. 19 in­ social hour at 5 p.m. will U.S. attorney general, who said ruling the international boun­ an exchange gift, and also dians lived in the area. But in bitrate the question. He decided fight followed, in which Rea volved in this cooperative ven­ The second section, titled To receive a copy of MCG’s stead of 'Thursday as was an­ precede dinner which will be he considered Indian Stream dary began at the head of Hall’s ’The Rockville Emblem Club clothing for the Mansfield State 1769 Chief Philip deeded a 250- in favor of the British, but New suffered a scalp cut, and ture — Board of Trustees, "Retrospect,” is a ten year report, write or call nounced in Saturday’s Herald. served at 6. part of New Hampshire and the Stream, giving all the disputed square-mlle area to three white Hampshire simply ignored him. another man was shot in the Regional Council, faculty, staff predominately statistical sec­ the college public relations of­ The New Hampshire United States. groin. territory to the United States. and students, as well as all fice, 646-4900, ext. 381. The Manchester WATES will men living between Hall’s tion in which facts and figures Legislature in 1824 decided the Settlers began taking sides meet Tuesday at the Italian- Stream and Indian Stream, and original deed to the land was about which nation they should American Club. Weighing-in the boundary dispute was on. The Treaty of Paris said the not valid, and the land belonged join. Emor Applebee declared \ will be from 7 to 8 p.m. line ran along the highlands to the state, except for portions for Canada and Luther Parker •>e: Members with last names which were a watershed up to 200 acres which the for the United States. beginning S to Z are reminded Then came a series of kid- between the St. Lawrence and settlers could keep because of : r to bring fruit for the basket, and napings. Connecticut Rivers and their the work they had put into it. large-eye needles and scissors Applebee seized Parker and for the program. tributaries, to the northernmost 'The settlers, disgusted at the CHM UlOfflGpTIDGS# head of the Connecticut, and long-drawn-out international took him to Justice Rea, who let Featherweights for the month Parker go for lack of legal down that river to the 45th dispute, drew up a constitution are Mrs. Albert Schwantor and grounds on which to hold him. degree of latitude — the present in 1832 and declared themselves Mrs. Walter Burnett. (]k)v. William Badger sent northern boundary of Vermont. the Republic of Indian Stream. On this holiday of the Festival of Lights we wish all of our troops to the new republic. A Memorial Temple Pythian But no one could decide They intended to keep many friends a joyous Chanukah and as each dawn lights Sisters will meet Tuesday at 8 nationhood until the boundary Food Marts p.m. at the Odd Fellows Hall the heavens, may a new spirit of hope and determination for election of officers. Plans will be discussed for the Christ­ kindle in the heart of mankind . . . and true joy, peace and mas party and the group’s 52nd Church Activism anniversary. Refreshments will plenty ever prevail on earth. be served by Mrs. John Keegan and Mrs. Arthur Kelly. Support at Grass Roots Cross-Country-Beef-In Caravan Moving East Phebe Circle of Emanuel By DAVID E. ANDERSON around of the membership According to McLean, the Lutheran Church will meet UPI Religion Writer decline and the church’s national church is beginning to U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF ROUND Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. in Luther For years, the United Church evangelization effort. see "a genuine sense of vision, Ranchers feed their cattle at the originated in Bison, S.D., and is en costs, low profits and federal farm of Christ has been the epitome The first thing to note about excitement and possibility McLean’s belief is that he CHOICE 9 route to Washington where the policies. The caravan is expected to of the liberal mainline among grass roots churches, Joliet, 111., stockyards Sunday where doesn’t believe that change is arrive Dec. 12. (UPI photo) Board Will Hear denomination: increased atten­ among people who are saying they paused in their Cross-Country- ranchers plan to protest against high going to come from either him ___ TOP ROUND tion, especially by the national ‘what is our story, what is the Beef-In protest. The caravan Routine Reports offices and agencies, to social or his board. story we have to tell?’ Then, It is the grass roots — con­ The Board of Education activism with a consequent working at getting it clear and gregations and individuals — meeting tonight will cover decline in membership. asking, ‘How do we get it out?’ For half a dedade now the that are the key. McLean does Gabriel Fackre, professor of STEAK routine reports. Unless not see the national church something unexpected turns up, accepted wisdom has been that theology at Andover Newton providing a nationwide pattern Many Hurt in Weekend Mishaps it should run its course within social and political activism on Theological School, has the usual two-hour or so the part of the national church for all lu rch es to follow but provided much of the meeting period, said James P. inevitably leads to a decline in rather it will provide training of theological underpinnings for membership and giving at the a cadre of "evangelism con­ the UCC effort. (Fackre has put $ of Meekville Rd. Sunday at 2:34 Burke was heading east on written warning for driving Kennedy, superintendent of There were many accidents schools. grass roots level. For awhile, sultants,” clergy and laity together his theological un­ a.m., police said. Forest St. when he blacked out after drinking. excited about the possibilities over the weekend. Several in­ His car was heading east on and the car struck a utility pole John Yavis, chairman of the the statistics were there to derstanding of evangelism in a volved injuries and arrests. Burrill was driving west on make that case. of evengelism in their local book, “Do and tell,” published Tolland Tpke. when he lost con­ on the south side of the road, Center St. when he rammed the personnel and finance com­ • Joseph R. DeMoura, 29, of Recently, however, the communities. by Wm. B. Eerdmans). LB. trol on a curve, went off the police said. He was given a rear end of the car driven by mittee, will review the budget Southington was charged with guidelines. Dr. Kennedy said statistics on giving have begun "Evangelism is not the result “Evangelism is the bodying north side and sidewsiped a written warning for driving Thomas G. Green, 22, of 17 of clever salesmanship or in­ failure to grant the right of way railroad crossing signal pole, after drinking. Police are still Yavis is expected to tell the to show something else — ^ t forth of tee C3iristian tale in the Oakland St. The Green car then genious techniques,” he said in after a head-on collision Satur­ investigating. board the school system is in a members who stuck with the conviction that ‘the Word will police said. struck the rear of the car driven an interview. "It is the day at 1:40 a.m. at E. Center His car was towed. Police are • Richard C. Burrill, 21, of 82 fairly good financial status at church, giving at least silent as­ do it’,” according to Fackre. U.S.D.A. CHOICE and Parker Sts., police said. by Gerald A. Muisener, 27, of Christian’s response to the still investigating. Felt Rd., Wapping was arrested the present time. sent to the activism, are now "It is not manipulating The other car was driven by Farmington which then bumped spiritual hungers of society.” • Bruce A. Burke, 22, of 126F Sunday and charged with Updated reports will also be digging deeper into their emotions or ‘collecting Stephen V. Umberger, 19, of the rear of the car driven by "We define evangelism pret­ Boneless Chuck Steak LB. Rachel Rd. was taken to MMH reckless driving after a four- presented on school psy­ She sees her hairdresser twice a month. pocketl^ks to support their scalps.’” , East Hartford. His passenger, Mertin A. Troweridge, 18, of ty straightforwardly as getting BEEF CHUCK UNDER BLADE STEAK after a one-car accident Sunday car accident at 2:20 a.m. on chological evaluations and denominations. McLean puts Fackre’s idea of Keith Burnham, 22, of 647 Enfield, police said. out with the story, a freeing at 1:56 a.m. on Forest St. east Center St. east of Broad St., program evaluation. Now, the Rev. J. Alan "bodying forth” in a much Ellington Rd., South Windsor, The first three cars were all story that relates one to Jesus U.S.D.A. CHOICE - BEEF ROUND of Otis St., police said. He was police said. How long since she^s been to the dentist? McLean, secretary for more simple way — it is the towed. Court for Burrill is Dec. Christ as Lord, to the church as was taken to Manchester treated for a lacerated lip and Burrill was also given a evangelism of the UCC’s Board marrying of deed and word. 23. a servant community and to the Memorial Hospital. was discharged. for Homeland Ministries, McLean, who sometimes r CHEF'S CHOICE ^ Passengers in the DeMoura There’s nothing wrong with going to the hairdresser. But if you’re concerned with your neighbor in need,” he said. talks of “ Acts evangelism” BARBS thinks there can be a turn BOTTOM ROUND BREADED vehicle were Beverly Wood, 25, appearance and your health, don’t overlook your teeth. because it is in the Biblical of East Hartford, and John By PHIL PASTORET There’s a lot your dentist can do to help you keep and improve your attractiveness. book of Acts that the VEAL Dooley, 24, and Maureen Old-timers recall when foot­ Even though you think of yourself as having “bad teeth.’’ evangelistic activity of the ear­ VEAL Dooley, 22, both of 45 Mather ball was a game rather than a The most important thing, of course, is to help you keep them. Too often people let things ly church is first recorded, ROAST St. commercial enterprise. slide because they think, “I’m going to lose that tooth anyway.” But with today’s stresses bote tee doing and the PATTIES Burnham and Miss Wood A R E A -I- + -l- Endodontic techniques, we can save lots of teeth that would have once been lost. And possibilities of confrontation PATTIES were both admitted to MMH We’re saving all our type­ .do so without discomfort for you. and persecution that come with writer ribbons to use for New E where they are reported in evangelism. POLICE REPORT Year’s serpentines — those For many adults, it’s still possible to straighten teeth. If your parerits didn’t do it for you, M AC C N EW S satisfactory condition this mor­ why not do it for yourself. He notes, for example, that C ning. things you throw clear across MANCHESTER AREA CONFERENCE OF CHURCHES a room. Peter and John, before going LB. Court for DeMowra is Dec. And there are new ways to restore broken or uneven teeth, painless, attractive and ®LB. + -)• -H less expensive than capping or crowning. into the temple to preach the *139 1 9 23. SOUTH WINDSOR operating an unegistered motor appear in Circuit Court 12, Gospel of Jesus, they healed a • Fred Hettinger, 55, of 462 South Windsor Police are in­ vehicle in connection with the Rockville Jan. 7. He was So next time you make an appointment with your hairdresser, give your dentist a call, too. Nancy Carr The Community Christmas lame man and later, as a result N. Main St. was charged with vestigating a hit and run acci­ investigation of a one-car acci­ released on a $500 non-surety Remember, if you want an attractive, heaithful appearance, we want to help. Executive Director Carol Sing was very well of their preaching, were having defective brakes in con­ dent involving a stolen car dent on Rt. 140, Ellington. bond. “A sentence to prison is a attended by over 500 persons in­ beaten, threatened and EACH WEEK AT nection with a two-car collision owned by Bruce Bantle of 381 Police said Kauffman ap­ Timothy M. Foley, 20, of 80 sentence to an island, separated cluding many families with arrested. A Saturday at noon at Strickland Pleasant Valley Rd., South young children and a scattering FOOD MARTS C parently lost control of his car from any family, friends or op­ Windsor Ave., Rockville, was Along with the telling of the SLICED and Hawthorne Sts., police Windsor. Manchester bental Society portunities that have previously of teens. We have heard many and went off the left side of the charged Sunday with improper No, Gwendolyn, a waterbed story and the calling of others BEEF PEELED said. Police said a car owned by road. No injuries were parking in connection with the Representing your dentist—specialist in oral health. formed a person’s life situation favorable comments about the to Christ, in McLean’s un­ Driver of the other car was is no place to relax from the AND Joanne Lowell of Bloomfield reported. investigation of a two-car acci­ worries of Watergate. and bounded by a set of walls coffee hour offered at the derstanding of evangelism, DEVEINED Edward W. Breen, 58, of 29 was parked on Hilton Dr. Satur­ Kauffman is scheduled to dent on Rt. 30, Vernon. and regulations more stringent Salvation Army Citadel after doing and confronting also are LIVER Washington St. Hettinger was day night and was struck by appear in Circuit Court 12, Police said Raymond than almost any other environ­ the carol sing. A warm and key parts of the full gospel i f r e e # T | taken to MMH where he was Bantle’s car. Police said the Rockville Jan. 7. Milward, 25, of 164 Vernon r ment. neighborly gathering. Thank which must be taken into ac­ . fcg^i4rii» treated for neck and back strain driver fled the scene and upon VERNON Ave., Rockville, was traveling "For most persons, such you, Capt. Carlson. count if there is to be positive and released. investigation it was found that Frederick W. O’Connell Jr., west on Rt. Police said isolation and regimentation, Comments about events, such growth and life together. I LEG OF LAMB | Ibe Hettinger car was towed.. the car had been taken from as the Community Carol Sing 19. of Broad Brook, was Milward said he was blinded by extended over a period of years, As McLean sums it up, “You TOP FftOST Bantle’s yard without his charged Sunday with operating the lights on Foley’s car which is the severest form of punish­ appear in this column usually hear about the Acts of the MEAT GUIDE ■ 120Z. Q Q C • Benjamin A. Colon, 22, of PKOS. J | J | knowledge. under the influence of liquor or was parked on Rt. 30 and in ment possible. Further punish­ one week later than the event Apostles, not about their com­ Z VVITH ANY PURCHASE AND THIS COUPON AT ” Allentown, Pa. was charged Alfred Sancho, 47, of 99 Mark drugs and reckless driving in ment usually accomplishes lit­ occurs because of the necessity I FOOD MARTS. GOOD THRU SATURDAY, DEC. I Cooked Squash pulling to the right to avoid mittee meetings.” ” 14. LIMIT ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER. ” with failure to drive in the es­ Dr., South Windsor, was connection with the investiga­ another car he struck a tree. My Manchester office tle of positive value, and for of getting the column to The tablished lane. The car he was treated at Manchester tion of a two-car accident at Uie A passenger in the Milward that reason, the correctional Herald well in advance of the 5 driving Saturday at 9:13 a.m. Memorial Hospital Saturday intersection of Rt. 30 and car, Terri Mayes of New system in Connecticut has in­ publication date. TOP FROST ^ struck a tree on Buckland Rd., for injuries received in a two- Reservoir Rd., Vernon. Haven, was brought to creasingly utilized a set of The conference wishes to ex­ GAYLORD ^ police said. w ill liAAinpn car accident on fierce Rd. Vernon Police said the driver Rockville General Hospital for rewards for good behavior to tend wannest best wishes to the “ PICK YOUR OWN” 100% FLORIDA The car was towed but there Police said the driver of the of the other car was Ronald treatment. offset the penalties necessary community of Temple Beth were no Injuries reported. GLOBE r other car, Samuel Wolkon, 44, Langner, 34, of Peter Green Foley is scheduled to appear to maintain discipline. Sholom on the first day of PRODUCE AT FOOD MARTS ORANGE ENTREES • Gerald E. Kaminsky, 22, of of 140 Northvlew Dr.. South Hanukkah. Rd., Tolland. No injuries were in Circuit Court 12, Rockville ‘"The prison setting, however, Travel Service SLICED TURKEY-SALISBURY 47 Willard St. was charg^ with Windsor, was heading north, reported. Jan. 7. Non.-1^^00AM-4KN>PM is still largely a negative one. The Jewish-Christian VINE RIPENED failure to obey traffic control swerved to avoid a barracade O’Connell is scheduled to The sheer loss of liberty to do Dialogue continues to bring 555 MAIN S TR E E T JUICE STEAK - VEAL PARMI6IAN signal (traffic light) in connec­ and struck Sancho who was as one pleases, the suppression better understanding and com­ 643-2165 12 OZ. CAN 2 LB. PACKAGE tion with a three-vehicle colli­ heading south. No police action of normal sexual drives, the munication to those par­ Oper SO Ypars Tnttl Experience sion Saturday at 7:03 p.m. at E. was taken. Many Breaks^ Thefts Thiiis.,94NUUl-8.-00PM constant exposure to criminal ticipating in this group. ’The FLORIDA Middle Tpke. and Parker St., John E. Mason, 47, of 21 experience and to intimidation next meeting will be Thursday Authorized agent in Manchester , police said. for all Airlines, Railroads and Hilton Dr., Sout Windsor, was by other inmates, the loss of at 8 p.m. at Susannah Wesley Steamship Lines. Drivers of the other vehicles charged Sunday night with Occur Over Weekend dignity and self respect, all House, South United Methodist TOMATOES were Edna Zitkovltch, 53, of 123 operating under the influence of SaL,9KNMIM-12K)0Nboii. serve to make rehabilitation Church. Maple St. and Joann R. Dwire, liquor or drugs. He was were stolen from a bam garage Many breaks and thefts oc­ at 14 Spencer St. Friday night. extremely difficult. At present, 22, of 9 Coleman Rd. Miss released on his promise to curred over the weekend and almost two out of every three Dwire was taken by ambulance appear in Circuit Court 12, East • A wallet with $100 cash, thousands in cash and other personal papers and credit released inmates return to to MMH where she was treated Hartford, Dec. 23. items are missing, according to prison within three years.” for a fractured nose and was BOLTON cards as well as two $25 bonds FOOD CLUB - EXTRA SHARP WHITE police reports. were stolen Saturday between 7 (Connecticut Prison Associa­ 10 OZ. released. Richard J. Dumas, 25, of 64 B y Older oilbe eagle. Detective Capt. Joseph Sar­ and 11:10 p.m. from a McKee tion Volunteer Sponsor STICK The Kaminsky and Dwire School St., Manchester, was tor, whose division is now in­ St. home. Also missing is a Manual.) Cheddar Cheese vehicles were towed from the charged Sunday with failure to vestigating the surge of jewelry box with hundreds of In response to such infor­ 9 scene. yield right of way in connection reports, said he cannot unders- mation, delegates from the • Ruth S. Stillwell, 37, of dollars worth of jewelry. U.S. NO. 1 / ■ with the investigation of a two- ta ^ why people keep so much Divisions of ^ i a l action and INDIAN RIVER FOOD MART Maple St., Ellington was taken car accident on Rt. 6 in Bolton. • Three tires and four gas C i t t & C u H L FOOD CLUB loose cash in their homes. If the caps off vehicles were stolen Special Ministries met to MMH where she was treated State Police said Dumas SEEDLESS cash is not put in a bank, be Friday night from Anderson Wednesday with the Rev. Gor­ for a fractured arm and was pulled out onto Rt. 6 and was liiirf»aiiis wifli (|iialii\ urges people to put it in some Bros, service station at 110 don S. Bates, director of YELLOW discharged after a one-car acci­ struck by a car driven by Paul .safe place, not under the shirts WHITE dent Sunday at 12:30 a.m. on Center St. volunteer services of the WHITE YOGURT Sutkaitas, 27, of Rt. 44A, Coven- in their dresser drawers or Connecticut Prison Associa­ Garden Grove Dr. west of Her­ • A Schaller Rd. home was r . try. similar places. tion. The divisions will be co­ ONIONS ALL FLAVORS cules Dr., police said. In connection with the acci­ broken into Saturday night. I RREAD • Over $650 in cash was Missing are a watch, radio and sponsoring a training session in GRAPEFRUIT "WINTER KEEPING" 8 OZ. CONTAINERS The car she was driving west dent Dumas, Bruce Tuttle, 27, I stolen Saturday between 4 and car keys. Also missing Is a 1974 January both to acquaint the ANY SERVICE l ■ Dry Look Men’s a locomotive, complete with ^1 Detergent Deodorant cowcatcher, steam whistle, ^ iMi'iaffil m s clanging bell and siren. __ ^ lld 11^ Sal_J)M._14 _ __ — — — — — — The contraption even belches Fabric Softener CASH smoke out of its smokestack. C The last cylinder on the car’s Finast quart straight-eight engine is baffled Quality Meats from the Bast Meat Men In the Business! off to spew exhaust through the ■ V btls 0 9 k smokestack. / SAM CRISPINO’S \ Davis, who will be 80 years old next April, said the strange- Goff Cat Food Pork Loin Assorted Boneless looking car was ordered by REFUND Paramount Pictures in the All (Formerly Called SUPREME 5 7V2 0Z 4 0 0 heyday of film promotion to use Varieties cans I Quarter Loin Beef Chuck as a publicity vehicle for Chops Pork Chops) 0 premieres. t FOODS \ 10% ozQ C C Shoulder There were at least four of Finast Soup Mushroom 5 cans w w the big seven-passenger 10V, o z O X < Equal Amount of Sirloin Hip Vegetable Soup 5 cans vehicles built for use in various & Center Cut Chops lb Roasts parts of the country to Tide Detergent Label XI-SO 9 8 transport stars such as Mary 1«Hour 24oz^ Q A Formerly Called Pork Roast Rib Portion S H B OFFER Rug, Cleaner Carbons...... can I Tender, Juicy Family Favorite Pickford and Douglas Fair­ banks in grand style. PorkLoinBlade Roast °r7D» Davis has a book that con­ stock Up on Frozen Food the Finest Way I Formerly Called Pork Roast Loin Portion tains a picture of the late band leader Cab Calloway and his Sausage Pizza wife, Blanche, riding In one of PorkLoinSirloinRoast'rn^oDT Formerly Pork Roast Loin Side 4 to 6 lbs TO ALL SENIOR CITIZENS the locomotive limousines, Formerly Pork Roast Rib Side 7>Rlb 4 to 6 lbs Bone In Celeste - For 23 oz 4 3 9 Half 98* possibly the one Davis now Pork Loin Blade Roast ®°Ha*i''’ , 88* Pork Loin Sirloin Roast Snacks or Parties pkg | Formerly Country Stylo Pork Riba Formerly Pork Roast Rib Side 7 Rib AND ALL PEOPLE 60 YEARS OF AGE OR OLDER owns. Country Style Pork Loin Ribs Bone In 98* Pork Loin Top Loin RoastBoneiessibi .38 "Paramount signed a big con­ Chopped Sirloin. Salisbury Steak, Turkey S a m understands what the high cost of living has done tract with Graham Paige to Swanson Dinners • > • • pkg 69‘ to you, and he wants to help. build these cars back in 1929,” Pork Shoulder Arm Picnic Treat Your Family said Davis. "There must have Apple Pie p..r.u...... =?k“g' 59* To Mr. Dell Favorites! been quite a lot of money in­ Fresh Tender, Tasty Pork - Bone In Each and every Thursday, effective Dec. 5th, Sam will volved because of the work they Strawberries sircid...... ’pVg'55* _ Imported Ham r 89* required. ’The cars were aU Green Beans 3 pVg'. 89‘ Formerly Called Fresh Pork Shoulder - Bone In fixed up by the Baldwin 68f American Cheese ... ib 1.29 give you a 10% Cash Refund on all your purchases at Formerly Freah Spare Riba Formerly Fresh Pork Butt Locomotive Works to look like a ^ Blade Boston I Sunrise Fresh Dairy the Finast Way Pork Spare Ribs ...... lb 9 8 PotK ShouldBr Ro3St Bone In • ' lb 8 8 * Dandy Loaf Carando...... lb 89* Supreme Foods. (Beer, cigarettes and other items covered steam engine. Formerly Ba.1 Slaw ^ ^rm a rly Ground Chuck "A lot of stuff on the car is Beef for S t e w sonelaae Chuck...... lb l . Z S Ground Beef Chuck 5 me or more gsv ,b 99* Liverwurst "wS*...... m 89* by state law are excluded) authentic railroad equipment. Cottage Cheese Formerly London Broil gonalaae ,■ l - A ^I^^Bonelaa. Roast B eef...... ?b 79* There must be 500 or 600 pounds Beef Shoulder Steak Chuck . • lb 1.59 Top Blade Steak Beal Chuck...... ,1.59 'A Available In Stores with Mr Dell Dept 9 of brau on the car.” In order to get your cash refund you will need a g 16 OZ The car has a round metal Finast ctn emblem on the front with the Supreme Foods Senior Citizen’s Identification Card which Paramount Pictures logo 5 9 * engraved on it. There la an Orange Juice Fin..t...... g'.i 69* In-Store Bake Shop you can obtain at the courtesy booth with proper Identifica­ olMrvation platform built on tion. the bad( to simulate the plat- Plllsbury BiscuitSeSka Fresh IV .ns that were used by Corn Oil MargarineI FInail pkg 63* Iceberg Hard Rolls After paying for your purchases, bring your register whistle-stopping political can­ Potatoes Lettuce didates of the 1920s. Health end Beauty Alda the Finest Way Eastern French tape and your Identification card to the courtesy booth and Everywhere the car appears Washed dozen it becomes an instant conversa- US No 1 iion piece. Children want to Hair Spray 6 9 ^ 10 Ib bag 59*> »$loo you will receive your 10% CASH REFUND. >lde it and ring the bell while 3 blowing the whistle and soun­ Miss 13 oz 00 ding the siren. Breck can Fresh Jumbo Celery 3bch.s$l Rye Bread Davis declines to say how 7 9 ^ or much he spent for the car which box California Lemons.. 6 lor 49* Red Radishes...... ca°o10* Pumpernickle he bought from a 00-year-old ,30 1.69 Playtex Tampons .. 1 Ib loaf 5 5 « HAPPY SHOPPING Jacksonville dealer. He will say box be has between $3,000 and $4,000 Denture Tablets PolldanI . 40 99* invested in it. W« Reiarva tht Right to Limit Quantltlei "You never can tell,” he said. "Somebody might want to buy it someday. "You know, there are still some fools like me left lo tiM.erorld.” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974— PAGE TWENTY-FIVE PAGE TWENTY-FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974 Democrats Display Unity; Adopt National Charter H e r a l d winner-take-all caucuses and ding between military and KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPl) - social programs; an end to the primaries. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING 33 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 The Democrats left Kansas Senate rule permitting Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Homea For Sale 23 Painting-Papering 32 Building-Contracting Reformers sustained some Homea For Sale City today with a new party filibusters; rigid controls on 23 charter, some old-fashioned setbacks, including rejection of ' ", ,7-r o 6M ------RAYMOND J. ZOWADA - Pain­ MASON CONTRACTOR - handguns; phased development Featuring gorgeoui paneled flrtt-floor TWO-FAMILY duplex, 5-5, their proposal to make mid­ MANCHESTER - Owner EXCELLENT BUY! ting and papering contractor. Plastering, custom built stone party unity and burgeoning con­ of nuclear energy; a crackdown f^ ily room, fireplaced living room, three years old, IMi baths, DON’T DREAM term conferences a permanent . . . SofMont anxious for quick sale, 5 1/2 dining room, 3 bedroomi. eat'ln RieHT HERE IN TOWN No job too big or too small. or brick fireplaces, chimney fidence that they are on the on “white collar” crime; the aluminum siding, good invest­ fixture. may hovt MU* yow room Cape, 11/2 baths, garage, kitchen. Priced by traniferrea owoen Immaculate 6-room (Jape that Quality work at a reasonable repair, block and cement work. road back to the White House in at only |M,900. ment at (53,900. Philbrick A DREAM REALTON Labor, once a unified and use of the income tax rather eat-in kitchen, Waddell School Agency, Realtors, 6464200. offers 4 finished rooms down price. Fully insured. 875-6400. New and repairs. E. Richard­ II. 1976. than property taxes to finance o Itappy a 4 l area. LaPenta Agency, HJUICHMD I ROSSHTO son, 643-0889, 6494)608. A fA S The party ended its un­ nearly unbeatable power in PHONE and ,2 large rooms up, with a 643-2711 Realtor, 646-2440. RMHon-MLS 646-2462 buy onel This newly built Raised Ranch Is on a social programs; and qualified PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. precedented nationai mini­ Democratic affairs, was MANCHESTER - Five-room full shed dormer, IVk baths, approval of President Ford’s Five years experience. R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ beautiful large lot, with a very pleasant view from the convention Sunday with divided between the reform’ and FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD custom-built Ranch. Outstan­ fireplace, carpeting, large Vladivostok agreement on TOLLAND - A warm home ding construction, 11^ baths, Excellent references. Pete, 742- ditions, garages, porches, dining room. Two fireplaces, large family room, and national Chairman Robert regular elements here. The TOLLAND- New listing. Seven paneled rec room, aluminum kitchen and formica work, limiting nuclear arms. Help Wanted 13 trimmed in sunshine. Six-room two fireplaces, two-car garage. 6117 (toil free) 5-10 p.m. two-car garage. Call our office lor more details. Strauss’ triumphant declara­ losers were unions allied with RUMMAGE SALE Countnr Cape, acre lot. Low room Raised Ranch, 2^baths, siding, detached garage and repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. The delegates did not vote on Choice residential area. (4 8 ,^. tion — “We have brought the AFL-CIO President George INDEX 30’S. 8T2-6323. fireplace, 30 mile view. Only even a prime garden space. any of these proposals, having ADVERTISING ADVERTISING RADIO MECHANIC - No and Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts, WALLPAPERING AND Democratic party back to Meany. NOTICES (45,500 . Pasek Realtors, MLS, 646- 3233. J. Watson Beach Co.,Move right in with nothing t? Removal - Neat work and TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service rejected a proposal by experience required. Good TAG S A L E 289-7475, 742-8243. - remodeling, repairs, counter REALE’S CORNER iife...the Democratic party is Sunday’s closing session was 1 — Loit tnd Found salary,alary, paid training, |plus many EAST HARTFORD - Im­ Realtors, Manchester Office, do — in this cream puff I dependable service. Choose reformers that the convention 2 — Poriontit DEADLINE Talcottville and cabinet work, free es- ready to govern America devoted to a series of reports RATES benefits. High school graduate. maculate 6 room Split, three 647- 9139. Equal Housing Oppor­Situated in a quiet wallcoverings at home. Pain­ 175 WAIN STREET PHONE 646-4525 3 — Announcamanti 12:00. noon the day before Congregational MANCHESTER- Expandable timtes. Call 643-5769. from party figures on critical put itself on record on issues. 1 day-...... 9t word per day Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. bedrooms, paneled family tunity. ting also. 649-5474. again.” 4 — Entartainment publication duplex, 6-6, 2-car garage, neighborhood with city issues confronting the nation — The mini-convention’s only ac­ 5 — Auctions 3 daya ..... 8t word per day Enlistment req. (Jail U.S. Army Church room, 1 l/2baths, basement, The three-day meeting Deadline for Saturday afid porches, patio, good condition, utilities. Priced for quick RootIng-SIdIng-ChImnay 34 ArWc/oa for Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 a kind of mini-platform for the tion of this nature came Friday 6 days ..... 74 word per day 643-9462. 9:30-2:30 December 14 pool, trees, (35,900. Warren E. EAST HARTFORD- Two- PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain­ produced the first formal con­ FINANCIAL Monday is 12:00 Noon Friday. quiet location. Financing sale, (35,800. night when delegates endorsed 26 days ..... 64 word per day Sponsored by the Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. family, seven rooms each floor, ting, wallpapering, spray/brush stitution adopted by a major party to use in forging its 1976 8 — Bonds-Stocks-Mortgagas 15 WORD MINIMUM available. Mid 40’s. Northeast BIDWELL Home Improvement NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 POINSETTIAS, Cyclamen campaign document. proposals to fight inflation and 9 — Parsonal Loans : Quarryville Junior Ancient lots of room, gas heated, storm painting. Fair prices, fully in­ U.S. political party. In the Happy Ada ...... $2.00'lnch AVON - Yes, you can give Realty, 568-7907, Co. Expert installation of cents each. Inquire side door. plants, foliage and terrarium recession offered by a group of 10 — Insuranca PLEASE READ MANCHESTER - 8-room windows, 2-car garage, walking UAR REALTY CO., INC. sured, experienced and depen­ course of writing it, the party’s The policy proposals called yourself a winter vacation! Fife and Drum Corps Contemporary, 4 large aluminum siding, gutters and Manchester Evening Herald. plants, also wreaths and EMPLOYMENT distance to everything. Long 643-2092 dable. 643-1671. for balancing government spen­ congressional leaders. Earn that money selling of Bolton bedrooms, 2Vk baths, magnifi­ BOLTON - Seven-room Ranch trims. Roofing installation and cemetary baskets. Ponticelli principal factions also 13 — Help Wanted YDUR AD range inflation beater, act fast! o mi D. Murtock, MaHor beautiful Avon Christmas gifts, cent view. In the 60’s. Warren plus rec room, with one-car R I I repairs. 649-6495, 875-9109. WE BUY and sell used fur­ Greehnhouse, 427 North Main rediscovered they could deal 14 — Business Opportunities Classified ads are taken over jewelry and cosmetics now. Go Donald S. Gale Realty Co., INSIDE - Outside painting, niture. Cash on the line. One Street. with each other without leaving 15 — Situation Wanted the phone as a convenience. E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. garage set on %-acre lot on Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. ^ c i a l rates for p^ple over 65. The Herald is responsible for someplace exotic later. No or an entire housefull. EDUCATION dead-end street. Zinsser Agen­ Fully Insured. Estimates given. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, the scars that since 1968 have only one incorrect insertion and selling experience necessary. :¥ Congratulations :§ 32. Furniture Barn, 345 GUMBALL. MACHINES - 18 — Private Instructions MANCHESTER - Nice custom cy, 646-1511. roofing, storm windows, aw­ K Article 10 Adoption then only to the size of the c o n n e l l MANCHESTER - Charming six Call 649-7863. doomed efforts to regain 19 — Schools-Classes Interested! Call 523-9401. I KA R E N M C ^ nings. Quality workmanship, Main Street Rear, behind Unique Christmas gift and con­ original insertion Errors which Cape. Formal dining room, room rustic Cape, city water Lota-Lend tor Sale 24 national leadership. 20 — Instructions Wanted I knew you could ^ good size living room with VERNON - Six room Ranch free estimates. Fully insured. Douglas Motor Sales. versation piece, $15-$40 for an­ do not lessen the value of thd" STOCK CLERK - High school and sewer, low taxes and CEILINGS, inside painting, tiques. Pays for itself in But the convention did not REAL ESTATE fireplace, dinette kitchen. with 2-car garage, large kitchen 872-9187 , 649-3417. Elates Local Delegate advertisement will not be cor­ graduate. No experience i d o it. I maintenance. Located on a ANDOVER — Three wooded, papering, floor sanding- CLEAN USED refrigerators, savings. 644-0033 after 4;30. bring to the fore the party’s 23 — Homes for Sale rected by an additional inser­ % Love, Mom « Convenient east-side area. with built in oven and range, large lot in a quiet surveyed and approved lots, up reiinishing (specializing in most significant need — a clear 24 — Lots-Land tor Sale tion required. Good salary, paid three bedrooms, fireplaceo ROOFING- - Specializing ranges, automatic washers, By SOL COHEN minorities, women and youth. 25 — Investment Property Priced to sell at (35,900. Paul neighborhood. Price, (W,900. to 9 acres. PricM from (13,5(Kj. older floors). John Verfaille, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s FIREPLACE and stove wood, front-runner for the 1976 training, plus many benefits. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. living room, deep shrubbed lot, repairing roofs, new roofs, “I went for a special reason Mrs. Brindamour said adop­ 26 — Business Property Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. Equal housing op Call Warren E. Howland, 646-5750, 872-2222. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- all seasoned top grade presidential nomination. 27 — Resort Property (37,900. Wolverton Agency, Realtor, 643-1108. gutter work, chimneys, cleaned — to be on the winning side,” tion of Article 10 made up for an 26 — Real Estate Wanted Enlistment req. Call U.S. Ar­ Colli-Wagner Reali 217'l hardwood. Sawed to ^our A pack of hopefuls wooed the Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Help Wanted 13 Realtors, 649-2813. 0241. GRAD STUDENTS, and repaired. 30 years said Dorothy Brindamour earlier defeat by the liberals my, 643-9462. EAST HARTFORD - Spec­ experience. Free estimates. specification. Call E. Wilson, 2,500 delegates and alternates MISC. SERVICES WOODED, surveyed, perk experienced insured, excellent today, “and, for the first time which had left her "depressed 31 — Services Offered tacular 4-bedroom LaCJava MANCHESTER - New listing, 5 Howley, 643-5361. SEASONED oak wood - Split 649-5900. 9 in the cavernous Kansas City MANAGEMENT TRAINEE- LAB TECHNICIANS - Required MANCHESTER - Authentic tested and approved lots, (4,500. references and quality interior ever, I was. I’m very happy and sad.” 32 — Painting-Papering to have a minimum CLA cer­ JOBSEEKERS - Open seven Colonial. First-floor family room Ranch, stone fireplace, and ready for fireplace. $20 auditorium and the convention, 33 — Building-Contracting for one of New England’s days, serving greater Hartford Colonial reproduction. Four Less than 20 miles from painting at the lowest price. orders delivered. 742-7886. about it.” ’The convention defeated a 34 — Roofing-Siding tification with one year BRICK MASONS room, carpeting throughout, 2- tile laund^ room, tile bath, Rockville. CaU 8754350. 649-7034. ROOFING - Installation and hotels, but not one of them made fastest growing food chains. and surrounding towns, start bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double USED MACHINERY- Gisholt Mrs. Brindamour, vice chair­ proposal for mandatory mini 35 — Heating-Plumbing Restaurant experience helpful experience in a hospital ABLE TO LAY BRICK. car garage, huge rear deck carpeting in living room, com­ garage. Lookout Mountain repairs, gutters, storm win­ turret lathe with collets, and ' an impact strong enough to es­ 38 — Flooring work immedlatdy. Jobseekers, facing private woods. binations, garage, city utilities. dows, doors. Experienced BRIDGEPORT, Man-U-trace, man of the Manchester conventions midway to the but not neccessary. Apply in laboratory. Will be expected to NON-UNION area. Must see to appreciate. PAINTING and pap chuck, 2 V2 " capacity bar, tablish a favorite in the nomina­ 37 — MovIng-TruckIng-Storage 568-1070. Immediate occupancy. (Jul-de- Owner anxious to sell, priced at quality workmanship. Fully in­ 36 degrees, 2 spindles. Democratic Town Committee, national presidential conven­ 38 — Services Wanted person, to Mr. Sully Hansen, 501 occasionally rotate weekends CALL ENFIELD, 749-2741 Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. Reel Eatate Wantad 28 excellent work. References. Hydraulic. For sale. Call 649- power cross sliding turret, pre­ tion sweepstakes. as scheduled. ’These are full sac. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, (38,500. (Jharles Lesperance, sured. Free estimates. was one of Connecticut’s 27 tion. ’The vote was to let the West Middle ’Turnpike. Grand­ TRUCK DRIVER - High school Free estimates. Fully insured. 5265. selector head, 10 h.p. motor, Only one announced can­ MISC. FOR SALE time, permanent positions with Realtors, 643-1108. 649-7620. SELLING your home or Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. Reasonable prices. Rick delegates to the three-day Democratic National Com­ 41 — Articles for Sale ma’s Pies. graduate. No experience $1,000; profile miller, Morey, 2 didate, Rep. Morris Udall, D- 42 — Building Supplies excellent salary i and above ELUNQTON acreage? For prompt friendly Burnett, 646-3(X)5. spindle with tools, $750. 'Two Democratic national mini con­ mittee decide whether a mid­ recfuired. Good salary, paid MANCHESTER - Six-room MANCHESTER - six room FUEL OIL - 37.9 cents. 200 Ariz., was on band. But two 43 — Dogs-Blrds-Pets RELIEF COOK - four days per nge Lnefits. Only TEMPORARY PosiUons - for BRINO YOUR TREE service, call Louis Dlmock gallon minimum. Buy now and 12x18” granite surface plates, vention, held in Kansas City, term conference is advisable. 44 — Livestock those with acceptable training, plus many benefits. custom built Ranch, fireplace, luxury Ranch, country kitchen Realty, 649-9823. Heating-Plumbing 35 others soon to declare — Sen. 45 — Boats & Accessories week, 11 a.m. - 7 p.m. Now interviewiM. Ages 17-35. draftsman and designer, And your family and snuggle save. Call Boland Oil Company, $75 each; 25 h.p. air com­ Mo. Mrs. Brindamour said she’s references need apply. Please carpeting, garage, west side includes built-in oven, range, Building-Contracting 33 H enry M. Ja c k so n of 46 — Sporting Goods Experienced in quantity Enlistment req. (Jail U.S. Army mechanical or electrical. Hart­ in for Christmas. Immediate 646-6320. pressor, Worthington $500; Only four of the 27 delegates happy also about a rule adopted 47 — Garden Products contact; Personnel Employ­ location, near s^ool, enclosed and dishwasher, den with ALL CASH for your property SEWERLINES, sink lines, Washington and Gov. Jimmy cookery and supervision 643-9462. ford company. Jobseekers, 568- radial drill, small $350.; Steinle are “very happy about it.” Mrs. for nominating a vice president. 48 — Antiques ment Office. W.W.' Backus 1070. porch, excellent condition. 30’s. fireplace, three bedrooms, two occupancy, fireplace, dining within 24 hours . Avoid red tape, MASONRY - All types, cleaned with electric cutters, automatic tapper, Vi” capacity, Carter of Georgia — competed 49 — Wanted to Buy preferred. Contact Meadows Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. room, garage. 3 big bedrooms by professionals. McKinney DARK, RICH Loam - Five Brindamour and the other three She said it will be left up to the Convalescent Home, 333 Hospital, 326 Washington baths, heated family room, gar­ instant service Hayes Agency, fieldstone, brick, concrete. $250.; 25 KVA single phase for delegate attention with him Street, Norwich, Conn. 889^1 DEPARTMENT STORE posi­ ages, in-nound pool, Wolverton Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ yards, (27.50 plus tax. Also were the liberal wing of the convention (instead cf the RENTALS Bidwell Street, Manchestser. tion for shipping-receiving, LAW ENFORCEMENT - High including one dormitory 6464)131. Free estimates, after 5 p.m., sand, stone, gravel, pool and transformer, $275; two hand and with Sens. Lloyd Bentsen of 52 — Rooms for Rent ext. 357. EOE. MANCHESTER - McKinley Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. bedroom, treed lot. Move-in 643-1870 or 644-2975. pany, 643-5308. millers, floor models, $125/$300 delegation. nominee for president) to offer 53 — Apartments tor Rent 647-9191. part-time, evenings, good in­ school graduate. No experience patio sand. 643-9504. Texas, Robert Byrd of West What they’re happy about is required. Good salary, paid Street. Lovely custom six-room condition. (34,900. Call Tony WE WILL buy your house. Call each. (Greenfield O.D. grinder, names for vice president. 54 — Homes tor Rent LICENSED Electrician and come supplement. Jobseekers, Split, 11 years old, 11/2 baths, 3 MANCHESTER - Parker NO JOB too small, toilet Virginia, and Alabama Gov. Article 10 of the new charter 55 — Business tor Rent ADMINISTRATIVE 568-1070. training, plus many benefits. Wasilefsky at 649-5306. anytime, Hutchins Agency, NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - NEW-USED - reconditioned $250; Sunnen Hone, bench "It will make for a wide-open 58 — Resort Property tor Rent plumber - Excellent hourly bedrooms, sliding glass doors Street, three bedroom Colonial, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen George Wallace. adopted by the convention. It ASSISTANT - To president of a Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. EQUAL HOU8INO OPPORTUNITY Realtors, 6^166. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ typewriters - Many makes and model $50.; high speed drill convention and will permit the 57 — Wanted to Rent rate. Manchester area. Heply from living room to patio, gar­ 11/2 baths, formal dining room, ditions, rec rooms, porches and faucets replaced, repaired, rec press Vi” capacity , $125; air While abandoning the quota 58 — MIsC. tor Rent management concern in Hart­ CONSTRUCTION - High school Enlistment req. (Jail U.o. Army models from $60 to $265. Fully sets up the method for delegates to consider a wide Box “S” Manchester Herald. age. Professionally landscaped. enclosed porch, breezeway, BARROWS & WALLACE SELLING your house? Call us rooms, bathroom remodeling, system that caused such trou­ ford area. The work involves g raduate. No experience 643-9462. Mmelwilir Nm Hma HartlanI roofing. No job too small. Call guaranteed. Appliance Service controlled drill press, equipped challenging delegates to range of persons,” she AUTOMOTIVE Priced below replacement two-car attached garage. first and we’ll make you a cash heat modernization, etc. Free ble in 1972, the party committed administrative detail of client’s required. Good salary, paid 64M3M 397-1610 729-691S 649-3m. Center, 707 Main Street, to drill top and bottom Democratic national conven­ explained. 61 — Autos lor Sale RNS-LPNS, 3-11 shift, full and of V( value. Only (37,900. Arruda Asking mid 40’s. Scott St. offer. One day service. T. J. estimates gladly given. M & M simultaneously $200; drills taps in its new charter itself to give 62 — Trucks lor Sale retirement plans, compilation training, plus many benefits. Plumbing & Heafing, 649-2871. Manchester. 643-7577. tions. Mrs. Brindamour said the 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale part-time positions available. very Merry (Jhristmas, Hap]appy Realty, 644-1539. James Realty, 875-0744, or 872- (Jrockett, Realtor, 6^1577. CARPENTRY - Repairs, B and S tooling 85% off. Call blacks, women, young people and review of client’s reports, Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. The challenge provision, not convention was “a wonderful 64 — Motorcycles-BIcycles fielding client inquiries and Excellent working conditions New Year. Jobseekers, Eaast 9700. remodeling, additions, roofing. CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag, cut 224-2164, 151 John Downey and other minorities a full voice 65 — Campers-Trallers-Mobita Enlistment req. Call U.S. Army MANCHESTER - Large 8 room TOWNE Plumbing Service, to take effect until 1980, would experience. requests and providing backup and benefit program. Stop in at Hartford, New Haven. (28,500 WILL buy this four- IMMEDIATE cash for your Call David Patria, South Wind­ your own. White ^ruce, Blue Drive, New Britain. ) Homes the Meadows Convalescent 643-9462. bedroom Cape. Country-size MANCHESTER - New listing, (Jolonial (Jape, fireplaced living repairs, alterations, vanity in Democratic decision­ property, Let us explain our place the burden of proof on the “I thought it all went 66 — Automotive Service to consultants in the field. A room, large dining room, eat-in sor, 644-1796. Spruce. Stanley 'Tree Farm, making. 67 — Autos lor Rent-Lease Home and see our Director of kitchen, garage, residential, fine family home with three fair propc al. (Jail Mr. Belfiore, cabinets a specialty. Call to 1972 SNOWBLOWER, John persons who are ctollenged — beautifully,” she said. “It was a knowledge of, or experience TELEPHONE lineman - High CLERK-TYPIST - High school kitchen, first floor laundry Long Hill Road, off Route 6, at It also buried some of the Nursing or call 647-9191. graduate. No experience within walking distance to bedrooms and den, large 647-1413. WES ROBBINS car|rpentry 8:30 a.m 6 p.i3.m. to 7 p.m. I 649- Deere, 7 h.p., 26” width, phone and not on the ones doing the lot of work, but well w orfin r with accounting, taxes or trust school graduate. No experience room, screened in porch, 1 1/2 4056. Andover church. 742-6438. favorite tools of political power work helpful but not essential. required. Good salary, paid required. Good salary, paid school and shopping. Jackston kitchen, dining room, full remodeling specialist,st. Ad- 875-5372. chailenging. ’They must prove a I’d welcome the opportunity to NURSE’S AIDES -11-7, full and Agency, 646-1316. cellar. Be home for Christmas. baths, 3 large bedrooms, large brokers; The unit rule and Will tram suitable applicant, training, plus many benefits. training, plus many benefits. rec room, 2-car attached gar­ WANTED-10-15 ACRES zoned ditions, rec rooms, dormers, state’s delegation is selected attend another national conven­ part-time positions available Now interviewii^. Ages 17-35. Only $37,900. Wolverton Agen­ I-G, R-A or R-G in surrounding built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - LAWSON SOFA - $20; studio salary up to (10,000 to start Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. age, large lot. A comfortable Prompt, courteous service. Call w with special regard for tion.” for experienced aides. Contact Enlistment req. (Jail U.$. Army Enlistment req. (Jail U.S. Army cy, Realtors, 649-2813. areas. Access to highways 649-3446. Sli-yard load, $30 plu« tax, couch, $25; Barcolounger, $25; depending upon experience and MANCHESTER - Seven room home located in a prime 643-1496. □ NOTICES qualifications. Please reply Box our Director of Nursing 643-9462. 643-9462. neccessary, prefer semi­ dallvarad _ chair, $10. Telephone M3-6350. between 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. 647-9191, (Jape on large lot with oversized VERNON - convenient! residential area. Mid 40s. F. J. EE, Manchester Herald stating 2-car garage, screened in Spilecki Realtor, 643-2121. private site. Sewers and water, LEON Cieszynski builder - new |BUtLOOZER-MCKH0E Meadows Convalescent Home, located 2-family home witiI LYNN’S PLUMBING - FQS Him CALL USED SKI BOOTS, child’s size in detail qualifications, porch, knotty pine family room, m ncipals only. Joanna Vitale homes custom built, Lost and Found 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. three bedrooms each apart­ Agency, 1-274-6030 or send specs remodeled, additions, rec Repairs, remodeling, new con­ I J. JL NicCARTHY, INC. 3, women’s size 6 and 9N. One E experience and educational Schoola-Claaaea 19 Schoola-Claaaea 19 priced to move at (32,900. F. J. ment. Fireplaced living room, DELUXE CAPE under con­ struction. Water pumps. pair Yamaha skis, 190 cm 646- Playboy Enterprises Target background and include Spilecki, Realtor, 643-2121. struction on Ashworth Street. to 49 DeForest Street, Water- rooms, garages, kitchens LOST- set of wedding rings, JOBS - Interested in a job that 2-car garage, good investment. town, (Jonn. 06795. remodeled, bath tile, cement French spoken also. 875-7263. 2972. white gold, vicinity Vemon- business and personal Many quality features. Drive by references. requires no experience and Wolverton Agency, Realtors, work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Manchester. Please call 646- offers free training, security, MANCHESTER area - 649-2813. and then call" T.“ J. ' Crockett, FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing SEASONED oak hardwood, cut Reduced, clean, aluminum­ Realtor, 643-1577. tial or commercial. Call 649- READY MADE Handcrafts - 1353. travel, education and good pay? 4291. - Repairs and remodeling, and split, half-ton pick-up Of Drug Investigators Contact your Air Force sided, 51/2 room Ranch. Large, sewer lines cleaned electrical­ Also materials for most all Better Profits - MANCHESTER - Five-room □ MISC. SERVICES handcrafts. Classes after New truck, $30. Call 429-656'7 after 6 FOUND - Black and white male representative at 221 Asylum modern kitchen with spacious Cape, 1 l/2baths, at­ SIX-ROOM Colonial. Garage. ly. Prompt service on emergen­ p.m. appliances, 3 bedrooms, full Immediate occupancy. Only TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Year. The For-Get-Me-Not, mongrel dog. Call Dog Warden, STOCK CLERKS Street, Hartford or call 244- tached breezeway and garage. Carpentr]/ and general contrac­ cies. 643-7024. 646-4555. cellar, acre plus treed lot. Only $25,900. VA, no money down. 2800 Main, Glastonbury, 633- those subpoenaed, investigators 2347. W ages - Immaculate, Convenient loca­ Servlcea Ottered 31 ting. Residential and commer­ CHICAGO (DPI) - The i»sh 32, Hefner’s social secretary, Part-time mornings. (32,900. Keith Real Estate, 64^ Pasek, Realtors, 289-7475. Flooring 36 8544. Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 say he is a prime target of the tion. (40,500. Call Suzanne or cial. Whether it be a small world of Playboy Enterprises on charges of conspiring to dis­ FOUND - Irish setter type, red LPN- day shift, Monday- 4126, 649-1922. /irthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat­ SHARPENING Service - probe. Apply repair lob, a custom built home KENMORE washer and dryer, DOG-CAT boarding reser­ and Playboy prince Hugh tribute a half-pound of cocaine. with white spot on chest. Call Friday, for a small health Stotus son Beach Co., Realtors, TWO-FAMILY with large gar­ Saws, knives, axes, shears, oranytnihing in between, call 646- FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, Hefner has come under The Chicago ’Tribune, in an The government’s chief witness Dog Warden, 646-4555. Store Manager' facility for the elderly in CAPE COD - 7 rooms, 3 den area. Trees. Carpeting. (specializing in older floors). Electro-Lux vacuum, electric vations. Combined inside/out- Manchester Office, 647-9139. skates, rotary blades. (}uick 1379. guitar with amplifier, Siamese scrutiny by federal drug in­ exclusive story in its Sunday at Miss Arnstein’s trial FIRST NATIONAL Manchester. Contact, Sister bedrooms, formal dining room, Equal Housing Opportunity. Immediate occimancy. Only service. Capitol Equipment Ceilings and inside painting. side runs, partitioned privacy, IF YOU LEARN— cats. 643-6312. germicidal lighting. Canine vestigators in a probe of editions revealing the probe, testified that he attended a FOUND - Shepherd-Collie t ^ , . STORES, INC. Mary Therese, 647-9908. eat-in kitchen, carpeted living $^,900. Pasek, Realtors, 28^ Co., 38 Main St., Mancnester. STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- room with fireplace, family UKDIinil 9292 ------Holiday Inne, 200 Shddon Road, suspected illicit drug activities, quoted a key source close to the cocaine “testing” party at the black and tan female. Call E)og K-Mart Shopping Cantor 7475. Hours daily 7:30-5, ’Thursday fireplaces, flagstone terraces, Warden, 6464555. HAIRDRESSER- experienced, room. Merritt Agency, 646-1180. SEASONED hardwood, large Manchester, 646-5971. authorities say. investigation as saying; Chicago Playboy mansion. 20S Spancar Straat EXCEPTIONAL VALUE! 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- concrete repairs, inside . and . 3/4 ton pick-up truck load, $30. “Investigators are shooting full or part-time. LuJon Salon See this immaculate 8-room 7958. outside. Reasonably A federal grand jury is Miss Amstein has been given Peraonala 2 Manchaatar, Conn. of Beauty, 61 East Center RAISED RANCH - Rockledge. SEVEN ROOM Raised Ranch, priced...... Call 875-4350 or 742-6519. AKC REGISTERED Yorkshire looking into allegations that at him (Hefner) and he’s in a a provisional 15-year sentence Swiss (Jhalet that offers three 2 1/2 baths, 2 firralaces, laun­ 643^)851. Articlea lor Sale 41 — ------Street, 64^1939. Seven rooms, 3 bedrooms, REWEAVING burns, holes. Terrier puppies. 3 females, 2 cocaine, barbiturates and helluva lot of trouble. There’s for her part in the drug con­ RIDE WANTED from Bissell CONPUTERS dining room with sundeck, or four bedrooms, large dry room, patio, 2-car garage, FIREWOOD - $25 per load, males. (Jnoose yours today, for Zippers, umbrellas repaired. no doubt about it.” kitchen, beamed ceiling living plastered walls, oak flooring, ANY TYPE Carpentry and ALUMINUM sheets used as Manchester-Bolton area. Call Oiristmas. Call 644-9555. marijuana were used by spiracy, but there was specula­ Street vicinity to Pratt & FOOD SERVICES - High school family room, aluminum siding, Window shades, Venetian masonry work, additions and employes and guests at It is alleged that Hefner knew tion that she may be given im­ Whitney, East Hartford, 2-car garage. Merritt Agency, room, fonfhal dining room, city utilities, built by Ansaldi. printing plates, .007 thick, 643-7995 between 8 and 6. MECHANIC- or apprentice, graduate. No experience For business and Immediate occupancy. Charles blinds. Keys. TV for rent. remodeling. Free estimates. A. Hefner’s Playboy mansions in of the illicit goings on at his munity from further prosecu­ working hours 6;30-2;30. Call required. Good salary, paid 646-1180. large barn board paneled rec 23x32”. 25 cents each or 5 for $1. SCHNAUSER puppies, AKC able to work on cars and trucks, Lesperance, 649-7620. Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5:m. Squillacote, 6490811. CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag and Chicago and Beverly Hills, luxurious playboy pads and tion if she cooperates with 643-5879. training, plus many benefits. room, 2 full wall fireplaces, Phone 643-2711. registered, miniatures, males full benefits, uniforms, in­ technical applications cut your own. All trees $5. 66 and females. Reasonable. Calif., and that the use of those sought to cover up the ac­ prosecutors in the grand jury Now interviewing. Ages 17-35. MANCHESTER - Newer 3- sun deck, patio, 2Vk baths, 2- MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. OAK STREET - Large 6-6 BUILDING - Remodeling, FIREWOOD for sale, $50 a cor- Birch Mountain Road, Bolton. Ready for Christmas. 649-4108, drugs was concealed. tivities. probe of the Playboy mansion ly M & M Shell Service Station, Enlistment req. (Jail U.S. Army bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, car garage. Park-like Removal, pruning, lot clearing. roofing, rec rooms, additions, 643-9462. possible 4th bedroom, con­ duplex, 3 bedrooms on each d. Phone 742-9046. Weekdays after 3, weekends 289-1161. At least 10 present and The Chicago Sun-Times drug case. Route 6, Bolton or for appoint­ grounds. Occupancy for. side, two oil hot water heating spraying. Fully insured. garages. All kinds, carpentry anytime. ment 649-2871 talk to Harley. venient location. (35,900. Paul Licensea. Free estimates. former Playboy employes, in­ reported in today’s editions that □ FINANCIAL EASY! LOW COST! W. Dougan Realtor, 6434535. Christmas. Financing systems, electric water heater, work. For estimates call 64^ WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed MINIATURE Dachshunds - POWER PLANT operator - Phone 633-5345. 1142. cluding Playboy bunnies and an unnamed show-business High scliool graduate. No available; (66,500. only three blocks from Main any length, split, $50 per cord SEASONED cordwood - Cord AKC, long and short hairs. Call celebrity may be a key figure in Street. Nice deep lot with trees. and half-cord loads. E. Hefner aides, have been sub­ Bonda-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 RN or LPN to work part-time in experience required. Good ENJOYABLE! LAND, BARN - 3 bedroom U * R REALH CO.. INC. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) delivered. John Hutchinson, Norwich, 889-0062. poenaed to testify before the the investigation. a busy doctors’ office in salary, paid training, plus many house, baseboard heat, Good income. Truly a nice Articlea lor Sale 41 742-6639. Yeomans, 742-8907. Legal Notice 643-2692 duplex, priced right with low Trees cut, trimmed or topped, CHRISTMAS PUPPIES - Free grand jury, investigators said. ’The grand jury investigation MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ Manchester. Will work on a benefits. Now interviewing. excellent bam, large brook. stumps removed, fullv Insured. is the result of a year-long Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- down payment. Call today, to good homes. Small, mostly Published reports noted that Court o( Probate cond, third. All kinds. Realty “buddy system” Monday- Enlistment req. Call U.S. Army (Jot a tree problem? Well worth statewide. Ch-edit rating un­ Frlday, 9-5 and every third 643-9462. Subscribe to 3166. Manchester Realty Co., Tm beagle male pups. Raised with two of those subpoenaed federal Drug Enforcement Ad­ D iitrict of Andover Goodchild, 6464348. a phone call. 742-8252. Use this handy classified already have appear^ before ministration probe of drug ac­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Saturday. Should be available RAISED RANCH- 7 rooms, for­ children. 647-1213. ESTATE OP MARY C. MAcVEAGH the panel and that eight more tivities at the Playboy man­ fidential, quick arrangements. to substitute when the need OFFICE manager - Position of COMPUTER OPERATOR'S (32,900 - 5Vk-room Ranch, brick mal dining room, family room, LIGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, P u m a o t to an order of Hon. Norman Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. arises. Send resume to Box C growth in Manchester requires front, natural trim, cellar, gar­ $23,500- Available soon. Four Llveatock 44 were to appear before the grand sions. J. Preuia, Judge, aU clalma m uit be modem kitchen, wall-to-wall rooms, completelv redecorated cellars and attics cleaned, presented to the tlducian named below 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart­ Manchester Herald. bookkeeping and basic accoun­ BULLETIN AND age, trees. Hutchins Agency, carpeting, aluminum siding, 2- lawns mowed, small tree work. ORDER RLANK jury ’Tues^y. The new case is an outgrowth on or before March 1 0 , or be barred inside. Central. Belfiore Agen­ FOR RENT - Box stall and ford. Evenings, 233-6879. ting skills as well as typing. Realtors, 646-3166. car garage. Large lot, 160x250. Free estimates. Phone 643-6000. V^ile Hefner was not among of the arrest and subsequent by law. The fiduciary is: CLERK TYPIST needed full Experience preferred. (Jail Ms. cy, 647-1413. board for horse, country, plenty conviction of Bobble Amstein, Russell Tollman CONSUMER GUIDE (47,500. Philbrick Agency, of places to ride, excellent t VUIage HIU apartment MORTGAGES — 1st, and 2nd time for typing and general O’Neil at 6494129. CIRCA 1760 - (JIassic center Realtor, 646-4200. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, tor piflcing your wont ad. Lebanon, Conn. mortgages — interim financing clerical functions. ’Typing abili­ chimney Colonial, original pan­ PRINCETON STREET - care. 742-7035. Colonial, four bedroonns, 12x24 very reasonable work Fill In - Clip Out and Mall Todayl — expeditious and confidential ty required but experience not eling, sheathing, stairway, TWO-FAMILY - 5-5 Hats. Cen­ guaranteed, call anytime. 649- service, J.D. Real Estate necessary. Come in or call. FAST FINGERS Part-time * Full Details on Request ★ hardware and floors. Four living room with fireplace, eat- Regular rates apply — see rates at the b^lnnlng of HORSE for sale- dark grey bookkeeping, typist, 9-1. Earn tral heat, one block to bus line. in kitchen, 1 1/2 baths, TV and the claesifled section. gelding, 16 hands, seven years, Costa Rica Refuses Assoc. 646-1980. Meadows Convalescent Home, fireplaces, new heating system (37,500. Philbrick Agency, Legal Notice 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. up to (4. h ourly, JJobseekers, ★ No Obligation * and bath. Large bam, attached sewing rooms in basement, good disposition. Western or 5^1070. Realtors, 646-4200. screened porch, two-car gar­ CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make English, $350. 646-2972. NEED MONEY - Write RoMar 647-9191. shed and garages, (44,500. sure your fireplace and ’The Connecticut Department Co, P.O. Box 1155, Manchester, Philbrick Agency, Realtors, age, Many extras. Walk to DATE OF FIRST INSERTION.------To Extradite Vesco of ’Transportation, Bureau of CIRCA 1723 • Exquisite 12 room chimney are clean for this Conn. 06040. • Don't be left out of the 6464200. schools. Upper 40’s. Phone 643- NUMBER OF DAYS TO RUN.------— •••••••••SSStSSSSSBSSSSSS*** Administration, will accept antique Colonial completely 8972, 289-7143. year’s tough heating season Odubar said there would be restored and in excellent condi­ Carden Producta 47 SAN JOSE, Costa Rica (UPI) bids on December 16, 1974, at HOUSEWIVES! data revolution. ahead. Reasonable rates. Call CLASSIFIQATION-^------9 — Costa Rica’s President no government action against FOUR-BEDROOM Colonial - tion. Four fireplaces, 2V» baths. MANCHESTER - New Family 872-0930, 872-0635. 10;30 A.M. EST., coveming the • Become knowledgeable, SWEET APPLE Cider made Daniel Oduber, warning his Vesco unless he was proven DO YOU WANT TO EARN ^ ’Two-car oversized garage. Two Income-producing 3-room Colonial, aluminum siding, 9 Cleaning of Windows at Various fresh on the farm, no preser­ country’s independence was at guilty of a crime in Costa Rican □ EMPLOYMENT well informed. air-conditioners, new electrical studio apartment and 2-room three bedrooms, bath and ALTERATIONS - Dresses, Locations within the State of EXTRA MONEY? antique mop. Philbrick Agency, coats, suits. Dressmaking, too. vatives, not pasteurized. A pure stake, has rejected demands to courts. I wiring. Several extras. Central. lavatory, oversized modern natural product. Also orchard Connecticut, as follows; We have an Immediate opening lor women who want to • For business and Treed yard. Priced under Realtors, 6 4 6 -^ . kitchen, built-ins, 24’ combina­ Quality workmanship. Call 649- extradite fugitive American Vesco himself went on 17 Van Dyke Avenue, Hart­ Holp Wantod 13 7554. fresh Macintosh, Courtland, financier Robert Vesco. work only part time. Afternoons, approximately 3-7 p.m., 6 individual growth. market for fast sale. Belfiore tion dining and play room, gar­ Delicious, Baldwin and nationwide television ford days a week. Must have car. Agency, 647-1413. IN-LAW apartment, consisting age, just right lot, conveniently “We are not dealing with the ’TOOL MAKERS - All-around of three rooms, plus 6-room TRUCKING - Odd Jobs, moving Winesap apples. Fehrando Wednesday to answer the peti­ 53 Wolcott Hill Road, Phone Todayl located. Donald S. Gale Realty Orchards, Birch Mountain case of the expulsion of one per­ tion. ’The 39-year-old former Wethersfield machinists and Bridgeport CONDOMINIUM- seven rooms, home, living room with Co., Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. large appliances, cleaning son, nor with the investigation operators. Top wages, fringe Don Hatak (CIrculaUon Dept.) fireplace, dining room, kitchen, celurs and attics. Free es­ Road, Glastonbury. (Three head of' scandal-plagued 24 Wolcott Hill Road, three bedrooms, 2V» baths, miles beyond Vito’s of a political contribution,” benefits and overtime. Manchostor Evening Herald '""“" c o b c g ”""! wall-to-wall carpeting, modem bedroom on first floor, with 2 timates. 644-1775. Investors Overseas Services Wethersfield Experience preferred. Apply at M7-9949 bedrooms on second floor, 16% DOWN Restaurant.) Oduber said in an official state­ denied any wrongdoing, assured P.O. Box 2488 2 kitchen with built-lna, finished 171 Salem ’Turnpike, Norwich Paragon Tool Company, 121 rec room, central alr- screened porch, 2-car garage, 6%% M0RT6A6E GUTTERS cleaned and ment published Sunday. “What Costa Ricans he is a law- 2955 Main Street, Glaston­ Antiquea 48 is now in question is the Adams Street. Orcutt, CA 93454 | condltlonlng, (34,500. Philbrick (38,000. Philbrick Agency, repaired. Painting and abiding foreign citizen and bury To qualified CHFA conven­ (huthority of Costa Rica, and ^ en cy . Realtors, 6464200. Realtors, 6464200. pa^rhanging. Call 646-W88. promised not to try to buy off Toll Stations at Hartford ELECTRONIC Technician - Yes — Tell me all about it! ! tional buyers. antique furniture, who governs the country.” his critics. Bridges Must be skilled in trouble NEW - 7-room Condo, 3 glass, pewter, oil paintings, or CONTEMPORARY Raised MANCHESTER - Porter Street TWO HANDYMEN-wiU clean NAME other antique items. R. The Costa Rican Supreme shooting, complex linear cir­ Nom e Ranch - Large, modern kitchen bedrooms, 2Vk baths, full attics and cellars, light Oduber had been scheduled to Toll Stations on (Connecticut area, six-room Cape, three Harrison, 643-8709. Court has ruled that there were broadcast his views on the Turnpike cuits. small company. Musical with pantry, formal dining bedrooms, dining room, living carpeting and appliances, cen- trucking, reasonable rates, 643- ADDRESS no legal grounds for expulsion ability useful. Electronic Music ral alr-conditlonlng. Vesco controversy, but he Proposals are available at the room with bullt-lns, living room room with fireplace, oversized 5306. H e r a l d DINING ROOM table, Chlppen- of Vesco, who has been charged Labs, 8754751. Address ■ with cathedral celling and detached garage with patio, full Beautlful'clubhouae, pool and CITY chose instead to publish them. Bureau of Administration, dale chairs; maplelaple twin d m i , WANTED Painting-Papering 32 in the United States with il­ “ Show me any judgment Purchases Section 17 Van Dyke Assistant correspondent to help In the (ielditone fireplace from floor fhed dormer, large bedroomi, tennis courts. STATE Chippendale aresser; end legally contributing (250,000 to PHONE FROM home to ser­ City, State to celling, redwood paneling, private yard, (inly (36,900. against Vesco, in any court or Avenue, Hartford, Connecticut, P.O. Box SSI tables; BiG figurines. 633-6026.. f9rmer President Nixon’s 1072 vice our customers for super coverage of Coventry news. four bedroomi, 2 full batha, LaPenta Agency, 646-2440. J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom ZIP in any country where the Attention; Mr. William J. Manehtstor. Conn. 08040 re-election campaign. earnings. (Jhoose own hours. large family room with 646-1180 decorating. Interior painting. PHONE Wanted to Buv 49 system of justice is beyond Harvey, Purchases Coor­ CaU 6^-1810. Phone Monica Shea Zip flrpplace, den or library, 5 MANCHESTER • Seven room r r H Paper hangliu. New Ceilings. Some 200 Costa Rican suspicion, ^ I will personally dinator. citizens, including Oduber’s illdlng glaii doora, 2 large older home, central location, 1 Remodeling. Exterior painting. WANTED - Used, inexpensive take him into court in Costa Joseph B. Burns decks, l-car garage, large lot. 1/2 baths, needs work. Han­ MERRin AQENCt Gutter! and leaders. (Jarpentry. Or phono 643-2711 for friendly assistance own first vice president, have 742-9495 after 12 noon. guitar amplifier for home use. Rica for action with the full Commissioner of loiM OattitM Ml «l IM a am (M,6(i0.1,600. Philbrick Agency, dyman ipecial, (25,000. Paul W. Fully insured. For estimate call In placing your ad.______Call John, 649-7963. f i ’ui d p M l a petition asking Vesco’s Realtora, 646 4200. Dougan Realtor, 6434S3S. REALTOR rigor of our laws,” Oduber said. Transportation kMM fir mntMsf... m s for fNl 649-M58. -V PAGE TWENTY-SIX — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 9, 1974

BENJY Y&u IF'ttU Map |0O, X MFAt^ IF X JU 5T CJOUPP AVAILABLE January 1st, O F CfOTTFt^ Oti three room apartment, modem styling, appliances, parking, AFFl^l^P Yt>tJfZ5a^ OlFTI^I9r... storage, carpeting, lease and T H i t ^ VJOOUP security required, no dogs. 649-7289. Autos For Safa ROCKVILLE - For |14S monthly a mature couple can rent heated 3-room apartment. NlfiED CAR? Credit bad? 1971 PONTIAC CaUlina, 2-door CLEMMKE TH AT PUU Nice location, parking, no pets, Bankrimt? Repossessed? hardtop, 40,000 original miles, N*w 12* lurty Amarlowi, 2 Budroom security. 875-^9 or 875 Honest Douglas accepts lowest factory air-conditioning, $7,N S down, smallest payments. 14' Supw Big 2 Budroom $ S ,m excellent condition. Call 643- U M d C iM n 2 BMfcoem $ f,tM Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 6749. •••• 10 Mlnutw from Huiltord • U « ^ a btdroom 12* 1W battw wWi appB- Hom es for Root 54 TOYOTA - See us for reliable used Toyotas with our 60Klay 1970 JAVELIN, V8 automatic, tn cM S M B S Roomt for Root ApartmentM For Root Aparfmonft For Rant Apartmanta For Rant excellent condition, 61,500. Call SKIINQ CAMP SPICIAL 10* WIDI, TOLLAND - Rent or buy, 3- 100% warranty. We also buy 649-2255. QUN BURNBR, QUARANTIBD MICKEY FINN bedroom Ranch, large family used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, DELIVERY IN NEW ENGLAND THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ MANCHESTER - Newer one- FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ 345 Center Street, Manchester, room, sundeck and pool, 6325 1968 TORINO Squire Wagon - $ 1,1W nished rooms, centrally APARTMENT bedroom apartment. Quiet cond floor, central, gas and gas 646-4321. All Nm v NontM SoM monthly plus utilities. Security. New tires and brakes, goodcon­ Uaeoudniomar located. Kitchen RENTAL OFFICE location. Includes heat, stove, security. 646-1189. Call 4^29-2454 after 5 and O u tn itlfd for Out 'foot. Parking. Reasonabie rates. appliances and carpeting. 6195 dition. Must sell. 6500. 872-3921, 20 homM to e/MOM from weekends. AUTO INSURANCE - Compare 646-5537. Phone 649-2358. We have a large variety ol monthly. Paul W. Dougan, MANCHESTER - unusual one our low rates. Young drivers A Holldty PruMnt from Plaza, H you deluxe one and two-bedroom Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. bedroom Townhouse, finished welcome. For quotation call buy bolora Chrlatmaa, No Paymanta ELLINGTON - three bedroom until April 1975. Parta, auppllaa and GENTLEMAN only, central apartments and townhouses rec room, includes heat, split level with 1 1/2 baths and Rod Dolin, location, kitchen priviieges, appliances and carpeting. 6215 acceasorlea, lull-tima aarvtoo FUTURE » throughout Manchester. Ren THREE-ROOM and five room rec room. 6300 monthly plus Trucks for Safa departmsni. free parking. References apartment. Call 646-6625 after 5 per month, Paul W.’ Dougan, I tal office open daily from 9-5, utilities. Three bedroom WE PAY 610 for complete junk PLAZA HOMES THE WORHV \WAK.T required, 643-2693 for appoint­ other times by appointment. p.m. Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, 6250 cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto BROCKWAY DUMP Truck and ment only. ‘Quality Homaa SanatMy Prioad* monthly plus utilities. Body, 528-1990. four-ton tilting flat bed trailer 1341 WILDUR C R O SS HIGHWAY CREATED BY BUD FISHER DAMATO ENTERPRISES, MC. A ptos For Sala 51 ^utoa. For Sala 51 References plus security with winch and electric brake. BERLIN TPKE, BERLIN. CONN. MUTT AND JEFF LIGHT housekeeping room, deposit required. 646-2300. 1975 CHRYSLER Cordoba, fully 875-0179, ask for Dennis. 1-I28-036B compieteiy furnished, older 240-X New State Rd., Mmchester equipped with all luxury op­ jEFFi ITSTIMEVOU i ’ll GO OUT '^TrviwiiAfTHis person preferred. Inquire 272 646-1021 •«4l MOTT-ITS TWO new Northfield Green tions. Now at Chorches Motors, lUlMII WENTOUTlNTOTmS AND MAKE r o t t e n WORLD Main Street. condominium homes with three 643-2791. Autoa For Sala 51 Autoa For Sale 51 \a/ORLD a n d MADE ^ SOMETHING NOTWH/I!TOJ4| MAKESOpyoU.' PLEASANT light housekeeping NEW 74 DATSUNS bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, SOM ETHII^OF^ / ^ ^ A K E S O F VERNON - Town House carpeting, air-conditioning and OF MESELF room for lady, on first floor, Gardens, one-bedroom Ranch VDURSELF^P^'^ O.K.' much more. Each 6350. monthly ) OK£SELF call 647-1193. and duplex style apartment im­ plus utilities. One year lease or mediately available. An apart­ LOW PRICES lease with option to buy. Call BY AL VERMEER FURNISHED room for ment community of unique Frank Filloramo, 646-6555. gentleman - Near all con­ architecturai design and Tho Last 1974 OLUSMOBILE veniences, bus line. Call 649- beautiful landscaping. Features A LL M ODELS 6914. EAST HARTFORD - One or private entrances, patio door to two female roommates needed private patio area, wali-to-wall GREAT COLOR SELECTION MALE ROOMMATE wanted, to share three-bedroom house, Cutlass Supreme Salon 2-Door Hardtop carpeting, range, refrigerator fully furnished, good location, air-conditioning, color televi- and garbage disposal, master 1-9 ision, swimming pool. rent reasonable. Call after 5 TV antenna,- storage and laun­ p.m., 289-3229. Reasonable. Near Vernon Cir­ dry facilities in basement, total D e C O R M IE R I I —- cle. 875-1333 or 875-4141. electric. No pets. Rental star­ SIX room Cape Cod, rec room, ting at 6150 per month. For ap­ CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS A LAWRENCE FEMALE - room to rent, appliances, garage, near Wood- 9 pointment call 872-0528, Mon­ heated, shower and parking. MOTOR SALES bridge Street and bus line. day through Friday, 8-5 p.m. Security and lease, 6325 Reasonable. Call 649-9167. EA5V SUSPECTS THERE'S M O K E TO MANCHESTER - Newer 3- 285 BROAD ST., MANCHESTER 643-4165 monthly. 646-1189. UNCLE CHICKASAW'S f J972 contract is eminently sound. back to his hand to pull the FOUR ROOM apartment , se­ ROCKVILLE - four rooms, trumps and was down one.” appliances, parking, utilities BRAND NEW 1975 GRANADA ♦ A92 He can afford to lose the You, South, hold: cond floor, parkmg, one or two 4 AKQJ 10 trump finesse and still come B43VAQ10 864KJ4AA children, no pets, security extra, no pets, security, 6145. 2 Door. 250 old tlx cylinder 643-9743. engine, power steering, white WEST EAST to twelve tricks consisting of Oswald: “How different it Q3 required. 6135 ^ r month. Call tidewell tiret, front end rear MERCURYS A J9653 three of his own trumps, the would have been if South had What do you do now? 644-9635. A K 1087 COVENTRY - three room, first bumper guards, AM radio, vinyl Y K 643 ? 5 ace of spades, a spade ruff, stopped to think at the first A—Bid three hearts. Your floor apartment. 6150 includes Insert, bodyside mouldings, A QJIO A 8654 five clubs and two diamonds. trick. He would have won in cards are badly placed but you FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, space saver spare, 8TK 5032. List ♦ 764 If the trump finesse is on he dummy. Led the nine of still must Invite game, since your hot water, cooking gas, stove, heat, electricity, stove, $4259 Including dealer prep and ♦ 93 refrigerator, security required. undercoat SOUTH will make a grand slam.” trumps and then the jack reopening double could have refrigerator, wall-to-wall whicn would be allowed to been a great deal weaker. carpeting, 6185. Adults only, no 6 ^ 5 2 , 647-9755. LINCOLHS A AQ2 c-----!*.. j -----—luired. f AQ108 Jim: “When I saw the hand ride. West could duck, take TODAY'S QUESTION pets. S^urity deposit requl .^3948 his king or call for help, but Centrally located. Call 643^!■9678. MANCHESTER - Luxurious OUR PRICE A K73 played South counted to You hold this same hand. This one-bedroom Townhouse, king BRAND NEW ♦ 852 twelve quickly and pro­ nothing would do him any time East opens one diamond. MANCHESTER - Unusual one- size master bedroom, walk-in Both vulnerable ceeded to win the first dia­ good.” What do you do now? closet, full, private basement. BRAND NEW 1975 MUSTANG H bedroom Townhouse, full, mond in his own hand. Then Answer Tomorrow rivate basement. Includes Includes all appliances, heat, 1 9 7 5 M O N A R C H West North East South Four cylinder angina, pin striping, Pass I f he cashed the ace of spades, eat, hot water, appliances, carpeting and pool. 6230 per 2-Door Sedan lA ruffed a spade, led the nine of (NKWSI’Al’KII KNTKIII’ltl.SK A.SSN.i I month. Paul W. Dougan, AM radio, steel belted radial Pass 3? Pass 4N.T. carpeting and pool. 6230 white sidewall tires, 3TK 5103. trumps, played his own eight, Realtor, 646-1021 or 643^535. Pass 5N.T. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, List $3888 Including dsaler prep Pass 5f smiled fatuously when the Pass 66 Pass 6? Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. and undarcost nine held, led the jack of Answer to Previous Puzzle Pass Pass Pass trumps and stopped short DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart­ Opening lead- Place to Place ment - Complete appliances, PRESIDENTIAL OUR PRICE... >3 6 7 8 when East showed out. Then carpeting, air-conditioned, By Oswald & James Jacoby ACROBB leb.) swimming pool. 6175 plus VILLAGE APTS. 19 ollwr Mustang ll’a In •lock...DM ut now for tho boat he played his queen. West 8 Roman doall ♦ lunked on the king and led tCer maglelrele utilities. ^ M t D. MuroMk, MANCHESTER BFIet-botlomed 7 Think Realtor, 643-2692. s king of spades. South boel SHaion One and two bedrooms 9 Hlghlneplrltt 10 Makes BRAND NEW 1975 PINTO * 3 5 6 2 * t2Rueelan mielakss MANCHESTER- Three etorehouee 11 Deity (Fr.) Near schools, churches and 2-Door, 4-cyllndar engine, live ‘Transportation, options, state and license, and dealer prap MCE SELECTION AVAUBIE! bedroom apartment in newer 2- extra. 13 Go to bed 12 Come Into view shopping center, on bu^ steel ballad radial liras, STK tSOpanlebrIc family, fully carpeted, Standard equipment Includei: • Solid State Ignition • Unique 14 Middle line. Call anytime. 5111. List $3054 Including dsalsr Car a Driver Magazine * 9 9 9 w SI TAR 18 Something 17 Moved to appliances, convenient loca­ prsp snd undarcost Opera Window e Wheel Covert • All Vinyl Interior • Steel Belted -By CLAY R. POLLAN- lllegel another Redial Tires • Fully Reclining Bucket Seats • Manual Front Disc voted Capri The Beat A l i n LIBRA IB Concerning country 32 Cripple 48 Biblical genfen tion, 6245 ^ r month, security ^ - 2 6 2 3 l u n i T s M Your Dally AeWvWy Guide JM. Brakes • Upper Body Paint Stripes. Super Coupe of 1974. h M. It strr. II (Letki) t9Bsd(Sp.) 33 Behold (Latml 50 Bearing and references required. 64^ mCEMUIQ • According to f/io Sfon. • 34 Wee observed 5 2 Qlrt'inanw Afi. i» OC7. 21 19Texl TOEncouregs 5836. To devtiop moisoge for.Tuoidoy, 22 Mixes 2lFoundln SeAliekan river 54 New Guinea OUR PRICE ...... ^2898 MARK W aom 1^17-22-33-431 4-18-2944^ 24 Superorlellve church tieepis 39Corrscl seaport 73 FORD $379S 73 MERCURY $3295 74 $7995 8/39-6343-W rood words corrtsponding to numbtri 41 Milliliter lab I 55 Newspaper 9 VERNON - One-bedroom 18 PIntoD at Spoclal Sal# PrIeosI Full Mark IV equipment In­ eullllx 23Dlspelched I LTD Country Squire 10 nmciiin iim Montego M X 4-door eedan, cluding orulie control, AM-FM TAUIUI of your Zodloc birth sign. $CORPW 25 Csin'e brother zeMsedowt 42Pertecl menleb.l MANCHESTER- four rooms, Marquis 4-door Hardtop, dark triw townhouses available for im­ peeeanger wagon, light blue, bronze, matching vinyl Interior, 1 A 31 For 61 Without (Bib.) 28 Mend socks 43 Tmmpel blest 56 Daylight saving brown with matching vIi m root, stereo wttti tape, oholoa of 3. An. 10 adults, singles o.k. Available V-8, automatlo, PS, PB, lac. air 2 Moke 32 You 62 Change ocr. Ill 27 Urged on SOOreltedlher I 45 Tims measure time leb I mediate occupancy. Designed dark blue Interior, automatlo, A brown vinyl Interior. All power January, 6117. Security, utilites MAY 20 3 t^ke 33 N o 63 Partner! ffOF. I f Itlengl (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) for comfort, convenience and DRAND NEW 1975 TORINO power steering, power brakes, Including factory air con­ cond., radio, whitewellt. 4 extra. After 5, 643-9274. 13 imn n % H3K 1- 5-10-31 4 People 34 To 64 And 29 Contused Rghl pleasure. Features include FACTORY AIR CONDITIONING, ditioning. Chdoe of 3, Full Mark IV equip-. SRIiky 35 Definitely 63 Health l3SA7-31-37i 31 Gives new line 1" T~ r r 1 r r r private entrances, slate foyer, 2-Door. V-6 angina, live white 361-2V engine, radio, roof rack, ment Including cruise control, SGood 38 To 66 Recognized 6F-72-78 to AVAILABLE January 1st, new eldewall tirat, AM radio, fuel aen- power tailgate window. AM/FM eiereo, and much G IM IN I 7 Lucky 37 Receive 67 M oke BAGITTARlin 35 Southern city r " n r i r total convenience kitchen, for­ MAY If 37 Follow e four room duplex, 6185 without try vacuum gauge, wheW oovera, morel BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE 8 Your 38 Refroln 68Powert NOY. mal dining room and living left hand remote control mirror, JCopoclly 39 Or 69 Retemful pellem IT u IT 70 VOLKS. $1995 73 COMn $2695 72 VOLVO $2795 julint 38Condlllon room area, open balcony heat. Includes stove, no pets, STK 5122. Ust $4370 Including 10 Day 40 Short 70 Relieve OK. "221” Station Wagon Bus, red, 2-Door Sedan, beige, saddle 142-E 2-Door Sedan, dark Wue, 73 LMCOIN $5715 40Feelldloue L 649-5811. HgM Wue Interior, eutometlo BUZ... DINC; 7-13-36-46 11 Neceitory 41 Hove 71 You 6-19-2440/Q II i r bedroom, 11/2 baths, entertain­ undercoat vinyl Interlof, economy 8-eyl.. Continental 4-Door Sedan, l2BrM k 72 Criticlim 41Meible f black Interior, radio, excep- tranemiselon, air conditioning, W8M8 42 M ay ment room, patio and deck eutometlo, power steering, Burgundy with matching leether 13 Do 73 Speculating 44 Foe K. tlonelly dean. redial Urea, radio. CANCII 43 Time IT »' IT (area, individual washer and OLDER four room Duplex. Call radio, radial tires. Interior, black vinyl roof, all 14 Atnerrdi 44 Stir 74 Someone'i C AWBEIWBATN FR IC O tN 46 Melee I 3 ** 643-0725. I I U M 8 Y / ISFor MBod 7 5 F u u OK. 47 Nol working dryer, storage area, air- power Including AM/FM 49 Revoke e IT OUR PRICE... .*3924 Stereo, crults control, II ISGroelouily 48 Encounter 76 Or conditioning, master TV anten­ l7Exceuee 47 From 77 Retentment JAH,i:r.4 legecy fir II B B IT na. ^ per month includine EAST HARTFORD- Newly FACTORY AIR CONDITIONINa. 15 Will 48 Your 78 Alwoyi > W1S-2B; 51 Hedlqesriel l9For 49 Invetting 79 Alter 1 0 5 5 6 6 beat and not water. Please call decorated three room apart­ 5 3 peetenedwllh 5T IT ment, gas heat, adults 20 Or SOPertuoilve 80 Your A Q V A R lin 872-0528 Monday through Your Small Car URdFlRrOD 21 Letter SI Satcoim 81 Offended brede w Friday, 8-S p.m. preferred. Call 528-0504. FORD 22 Ate 32 Up SiCongi^lonnei''^''' 57 si>orte piece 23 If 83 Be 5BFeere Headquarters SSk te y m. II 59 Feminine name II IT u ■ IT DULTRElirilL: 24 Taking 34 To 84 Feel 60 Bird's home 1* MANCHESTER - Brand new MANCHESTER - Gracious /MORI HERS/ 2SChongU 35 Are SSSomeotte IT JT three bedroom Duplex in quiet two-bedroom Townhouse, nSTEM. 24 You 58 Joumeyi 66 Annoyed a t iiii • VtNO 27 Nothing 37 Or S 7 V lilfi Ffscn DOWN B neighborhood. Includes private entrances and patio. TSComlilenl 58 Moves 88 M ind II fit. If t AlrlpreSxl appliances and is fully Pull basement. Includes heat, 29Reipond 59 For 89DiKlilone IT II M IN ortt 60 And 90 Moderate hiAie' 2Cauoho caipeted. 6280 monthly. Heat appliances, carpets and pool. iH L L O N F O R D S CENTER ST., MANCHESTER,CONN.* Phone A * 3MMieltcs 31 4 3 u not included. No pets. Security 6255 per month. Paul W. gl1-26«.42t (^Airtae 13-274M4, 40llhseer bH I and references required. Call Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or 819 Main St. Manolitiltr 643-2148. 7-714446 5 Female eelnl M7-NS8, 649-2003. 4535.

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State Comptroller Nathan executive board is meeting Agostinelli, defeated Nov. 5 BY SOL COHEN Agostinelli said today he’s Wednesday night to consider a in his bid for lieutenant gover­ listening and interested in successor to A. Paul Berte, who nor will leave his state comp­ reports he is being proposed for will resign as of Dec. 16. On troller post Jan. 8. He said his Manchester Republican town that date, Berte will assume the plans after that date are in­ \..The Life For Me’ chairman. five-year post of First District complete. However, it appears Agostinelli’s name is one of workmen’s compensation com­ likely he will be working at several being mentioned. missioner, at 128,500 a year. some venture in Manchester. In about four weeks, the It’s an entrancing thought and Others to be considered ’The executive board may do Governor’s Inaugural Ball will would, without a doubt, result Wednesday night are: Donald one of two things — propose a in an extraordinary experience Berte said today all of the be held at the Hartford State Genovesi, who declined to run list of persons for consideration names, plus any others that Armory and I remember the of the greatest magnitude. for re-election as 12th District by the entire GOP town com­ Speaking of stiffly laundered may surface, will be discussed regal, resplendent and dazzling state representative; David mittee, or recommend one per­ white shirts, I wish I had the FEA Director We^esday night. He said he one I attended in early 1971, Odegard, defeated in a try for a son. A meeting of the town com­ nerve to wear a blue, ruffled has no recommendation to offer when Gov. Thomas Meskill took Committed to revitalizing the third term as fourth District mittee may be scheduled for one (replete with exposed, nation’s stalled energy conser­ In advance of the meeting. office. state senator; James Farr, some time next week. It wasn’t alone a glittering af­ ruffled cuffs) as worn that night vation program, Frank G. Zarb, former Manchester mayor; and by The Herald’s photographer. fair for the guests - the ones new director of the Federal Vivian Ferguson, minority who had to pay top dollar to get I’m not even mentioning the Energy Administration, leader of the Board of Direc­ yellow, the green, the beige and promises to renew public in­ in. tors. Every newsman, every the cerise dress shirts which terest. The 39-year-old czar is a The GOP town committee’s cameraman, every newscaster abounded that night, richly former Wall Street investment XMAS STORE HOURS had to be dressed formal that blending into the splendid banker. night — the men in tuxedos or regalia worn by the beautiful the equivalent, the ladies in women. tAt Adam's Jewelers But, I can’t go on! I find evening gowns. It was beautiful — one myself caught up in the incom­ (• open every hite ’til -Ar Ray’s Arm y ft Navy S tore couldn’t tell a reporter from a parable and colossal memories (except saturdeys) person — or vice versa. of the supurbly attired ladies We elegantly-outfitted and the sumptuously dressed ' k Glenney’s Men’s Shop members of the Fourth Estate gentlemen. outdoor melted into the grand, lavish All I can say is, “The grand Main Street, Manchester and glittering, albeit ephemeral life is the life for me.” lito sets event as if born into majestic OPEN EVERY NIGHT and stately the atmosphere. I came away with the conclu­ VITAMIN “toe have sion, “It’s travel first class for every 'til 9:00 P.M. me from now on.” HEADQUARTERS th e miracle of mainStre^ | little SATURDAYS ’W 5:30 P.M. People who were in the habit Liggett Parkade downtown manchestet*^ thing r of backing away when I’d ap­ Low Prices! proach them (for fear they’d be asked embarrassing questions) actually smiled at me that night and invited me to sit and par­ take. Everyone looked so pretty, so handsome — you almost couldn’t tell the players without a scorecard. There’s nothing so flam­ boyant as feeling like royalty. Imagine me — majestically entering The Herald newsroom, superbly and incomparably at­ TWo Gl^rist tired in a tuxedo, stiffly laundered white shirt, black tie and cummerbund.

h/ ABOUT Gifts fron^ TOWN 1 The handicrafts group of Manchester Newcomers Gub will meet tonight at 8 at the Nutmeg Program Center, 79 N. Main St., to make a Christmas terest ai|d basket centerpiece. More infor­ mation may be obtained by con­ tacting Mrs. C.H. Gould of 214 K \ l/ ^ Redwood Rd. or Mrs. Roy Ldndstrom, 69 Alice Dr.

Frank E. Russo Jr., acting administrator of the Hartford iDstone. Civic Center, will be guest speaker at the Kiwanis Gub Tuesday noon at Manchester Country Gub. mm

Mayfair Y Gub will meet Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Cronin Hall of Mayfair Gardens. All Mayfair residents are invited.

Novena of the Miraculous Medal and Benediction of the Blessed Sacrament will be celebrated tonight at 7:30 at the Church of the Assumption, S. Adams St. m The nominating committee of North United Methodist Church will meet tonight at 7 at the church. \ ’The board of Christian con­ cern of Center (Congregational Church will meet tonight at 7:30 in the church library. Edgar Circle of South United Methodist (Church will have a Christmas brunch ’Tuesday at 10 grecian goddess a.m. in Susannah Wesley House of the church. The program will luxury gown... be about Christmas traditions. a giftable price Preceptor Gamma Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi will hold its an­ nual Christmas party ’Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ermano Garaventa, 109 N. People who save at CBT can give one of this Here’s how to get your Ironstone Gifts DEPOSIT PAY ONLY Lakewood Circle. year’s most elegant Christmas gifts: beautiful Ironstone dinnerware. Rrst Single 5 pc. Place Setting $ 50.00 FREE You can give someone a set of four 5-piece place Additional Place Settings $ 50.00 $ 3.95 settings for only $11.85 when you deposit just $200. Set of four 5 pc. Race Settings $200.00 $11.85 Band Will Play (including your Free Race Setting) just Seasonal Music Better yet, you can give a complete 45-piece service Additional set of four 5 pc. Race Settings $200.00 $14.95 Seasonal music will be the for only $34.98 when you deposit just $500. Complete 45 pc. set (Service for eight, $500.00 $34.95 fare offered tonight by the And when you give someone Ironstone, you’ll not Including your Free Race Setting) A drlfty float of Antl-CIIng* Crepeset* nylon Sphinx Temple Shrine Band in a only save money on your Christmas giving, but you’ll be Accessory pieces: Covered Sugar of Enka*. A dreamy look lavished with concert at Orange Hall. earning high Interest on your savings. and Creamer $ 50.00 $ 5.95 stretch laces for exquisite fit and added Admission is by ticket only 13" Ratter and Round Vegetable Bowl $ 50.00 $ 6.95 comfort. A beautiful gift by Miss Elaine. for the 8 o’clock concert. So the beautiful gift you give someone else, keeps Salt & Pepper Set $ 50.00 $ 2.25 Dawn Pink, Sweet Cream, Dewey Green. S- ‘ ’There will be the familiar giving you more and more. Christmas carols, but In addi­ Covered Casserole $ 50.00 $ 6.95 M-L. tion there will be works less Vegetable Server lingerie, downtown and Parkade. familiar to the audience. The Gravy Boat & Tray $ 50.00 $ 4.95 program includes two special Note: Prices include Conn. State Tax. Offer expires March 28,1975 arrangements of Christmas music by Grundman, and a Christmas moods piece depic­ THE CONNECTICUT BANK ting shopping, snow, and bells. l i e populu “Sleigh Ride” AND TRUST COMPANY aigl "March of the Toys” are Over 80 offices throughput Connecticut also on the program. Member F.D.I.C. Ticket Information is available by calling the Washington Social Gub. .#1.

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