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MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 7, 1974- VOL. XCIV, No. 58 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-TWO PAGES TWO MINIS—TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FtFI EEN CENTS Tomorrow the e a ^ Democrats Move To Adopt Reforms

KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - The McGovern — who presided over the par­ tion to his carefully constructed plans to Democratic party put aside its blood feuds ty’s worst presidentiai disaster of the cen­ demonstrate harmony, no one really got arrives with tree of the last six years and moved today to tury in 1972 — as one of the first speakers mad. cement reforms into the first written con­ at today’s session. Rivalry Long-Standing stitution adopted by a major U.S. political Consider its Charter The intraparty rivalry between the party. The main business of the meeting was Democrats who had dominated the party The 2,035 delegates to the first-ever consideration of a 6,300-word Democratic since its salad days of the 1930s and 1940s Democratic mid-term convention Friday Charter drafted after two years’ bickering and the reformist element that seized con­ night gave a roaring vote of confidence to by a 167-member party commission. trol two years ago remained just below the their congressional leaders’ proposals for Reform and regular factions fought surface on the convention floor In Kansas dealing with inflation and recession. bitterly over the language, suspicious that City’s aging but still grand auditorium Shout Adoption each phrase might give the enemy an edge arena. gifts iw evmTone. They shouted into adoption a resolution in the struggle for control that has But responding to the repeated warnings calling for strong controls on wages, wracked the party since 1968. of leaders that continued public prices, profits and rents and urging public At the opening session of the mini­ squabbling would ruin the party’s chances service jobs, easier credit, mandatory convention, Democrats who barely have of regaining the White House, delegates energy conservation, tax reform, national spoken for years appeared together on the seemed content to make their arguments, health insurance and no-fault auto in­ platform with a beaming Strauss, who cast their votes and accept the results. surance. cried in a lectern-pounding speech, ‘"The Plea For Unity Peace and harmony were the keynotes Democratic party is almost home. We are Terry Sanford, former governor of of the opening day. As if to emphasize that almost home and we are going home un­ North Carolina and chairman of the new-found unity, party chairman Robert ited.” charter commission, opened the debate S. Strauss scheduled Sen. George And while there was some open opposi- with yet another plea for unity: “Can the Democratic Party eliminate the internal squabbles that have caused us to lose — and then move on to plan for the good of this nation ....? I say we can I say we must!” He said the draft charter would Nursing Association provide “an open party” with “room for vigorous new ideas and room for the wisdom of seasoned warriors.” Given $13,742 Grant ’The bulk of the draft charter was non- Toys for the Townes Needy Children controverslal, simply restating long-time Manchester Public Health Nursing Grants from the foundation are financed party rules and practices in legal form. Sgt. Gerald Calve, left, and Officer St. for distribution to deserving toys to the Town Welfare Department Association (MPHNA) has been awarded largely by the income from its pool of But several sections were concessions to Jon Hawthorne are helping Santa by children. The project is sponsored by and to the Headstart Program. a grant of |13,742 by the Hartford Founda­ trust funds managed by trustee banks. It reformers’ insistent demands to open the bringing bags and boxes of toys to the the Manchester Police Union No. 1495. (Herald photo by Pinto) tion for Public Giving. serves 21 towns in the Hartford area. party to new voices, and convention floor Child and Family Services at 110 Main The Police Union is also providing Under the terms of the grant, which was fights appeared certain. announced today, |8,742 will go toward a special education program for the MPHNA staff nurses. ’The remaining |5,- 000 will be used for the purchase of desks, chairs and office equipment for the new Townspeople Asked U.S, Power Base in Europe MPHNA headquarters at 150 N. Main St. Tlie educational portion of the grant providesfunds for eight staff nurses to at­ To Aid The Hungry tend a special training program being con­ ducted under a foun^tion grant to the Shifting to West Germany Visiting Nurses Association of Hartford. Tlie newly formed Manchester Council tem chairman of the council at ’Thursday ’The grant money will be used to hire sub­ on World Hunger has Issued a call to the night’s meeting. people of Manchester to give up one meal Other elected officers are Dr. Abraham WASHINGTON (UPI) - The U.S.-West solve inflation, energy, East-West disar­ newsmen in a White House briefing stitute nurses to cover for staff members a week, cut down on one meal a week or Kurien, vice chairman; Mrs. Nancy Carr, German alliance may have replaced the mament and virtually all other major Friday, Hartman said the two richest and while in class and to provide an education observe at least one meatless meal a week secretary; and Mrs. Jane Holmes, Anglo-American partnership as global issues — and not one syllable of dis­ most powerful members of the Atlantic consultant for follow-up training and con­ and to give the money thus saved to the treasurer. Also serving o the executive Washington’s power base in Western agreement. community have almost a duty to lead in sultation throughout the year after the for­ E committee are John Post and Jim mal course is completed. malnourished, hungry and starving in Europe — the result of talks between In World War II the United States and partnership — especially when faced with Highland. In January, the nurses will begin atten­ America and overseas. President Ford and West Germany’s Britain formed a ‘‘special relationship,” such global problems as inflation and the 'The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward J. Reardon, ding classes, which meet one day a week The council, which was formed Chancellor Helmut Schmidt. as diplomats called it, that lasted until the oil shortage. ^ pastor of St. James Church, has drafted for 13 weeks and are designed to provide a Thursday night at an open meeting to dis­ U.S. officials spoke of the relationship fall of British power and the rise of Euro­ “We believe that the example of these and sent a letter in the name of the council staff nurse with expand^ skills in inter­ cuss worldwide hunger, has also asked established by the two leaders in the White pean Common Market independence. talks and the degree of agreement shown to governor-elect Ella Grasso, suggesting viewing, assessing hear^ and lung con­ people to consider alternate Christmas House talks Thursday and Friday in ’The recent political problems among the in this joint statement is something that that the governor’s ball be replac^ by a ditions, monitoring results of medications giving in addition to its plea for personal almost euphoric terms. Arthur Hartman, Market’s nine members plus Schmidt’s we would hope that others in both the joyful but more restrained celebration, and improving basic knowledge in denial. assistant secretary of state for European skepticism over European political unity developed and less developed world — and and the monies thus saved be sent to combined with American policy to physiology and pathology. Gift cards will be available, reding, “My C affairs, talked of a ‘‘turning point.” indeed among the producers — would take organizations providing relief assistance Miss Florence Austin, acting director of gift to you is a gift to the hungry and suf­ Pledge Joint Efforts produce the unexpected success of the as a guide to their thinking and ac­ to famine victims. MPHNA, knowing the value of such fering people of the world. A check for The two leaders issued a joint statement Schmidt-Ford talks. tivities,” Hartman said. Mayor Thompson, in a letter sharing his training fof the staff nurses and the need ------in you name has been sent to the at the White House Friday that spoke in 1,- Duty to Lead Significant Document ideas, proposed that Manchester adopt a for new office equipment, instituted the Manchester Council of on World Hunger.” 000 words of agreements on joint efforts to Speaking for the Ford administration to Diplomats said they would have to go community overseas to aid. He also proceedings necessary to obtain the grant. Everyone is also asked to celebrate back to the 1950s to find in transatlantic Christmas by buying fewer luxury items suggested calling a prayer breakfast in relations perhaps as significant a docu­ The MPHNA grant makes a total of February add inviting the community to $130,000 which has been given by the Hart­ and to suggest fewer non-essential gifts Greeks To Vote ment of partnership as set out by Ford and items as gifts from friends and relatives, participate. The theme of the beakfast Schmidt. ford Foundation to support programs and would be “ Manchester’s Concern for services in Manchester since 1971 when thereby freeing money to be given to the On Monarchy Issue It was not any single new Idea in the poor. Those Who Hunger.” communique, it was the completeness of it the community was added by the founda­ All persons interested in moderating the INSIDE A’THENS (UPI) — Greece decides Sun­ tion to the area it serves. “Hunger” meals will be organized on a 11. monthly basis to provide information on the present worldwide crisis are invited to day if the birthplace of republican govern­ participate in the next council meeting on TODAY ment will restore the monarchy or merely extent of hunger in different countries and ways in which individuals and groups Dec. 19. receive deposed King Constantine as a ’Those wishing to contribute to the drive Senior C itizens...... Page 10 common citizen. might help. The council will provide infor­ mation and resources necessary for a for funds may make checks payable to Business N ew s...... Page 3 Constantine appealed to Greeks from his Manchester Council for World Hunger, in London exile Friday night to cast tiieir “hunger banquet” to any Interested Churches ...... Page 6 Lawyer Denies Knowing organization or group. care of the Manchester Area Conference ballots with “the good of the country” in of Churches, P.O. Box 773. More informa­ Wings of Evening...... Page 7 mind. He said he would like to come home, The Rev. Dr. Clifford 0. Simpson, Tomorrow's a big day for First tote bag; a dutch oven; a spice AM, Monday, Dec. 23. You might minister emeritus of Center tion may be obtained by calling the MACC $25 deposit. High School World...... Page 8 if not as a king then as a private citizen. office, 649-2093. Federal. And Manchester, too. Y rack; a distinctive salad set; a win a color TV, a Christmas tur­ “A king cannot defend himself: he does Of Hush Money Payment Congregational Church, was elected pro- Take home an elegant T V ...... Page 9 That’s when the First Federal bridge chair; or a cozy comforter. key, a fiiiit basket or one of our not have the right to follow attacks against Eagle opens his newest Eagle’s gravy ladle with Bookmobile...... Page 2 him,” the 34-year-old monarch said in a WASHINGTON (UPI) - Embattled and “Just because we sit up here in black many other great prizes. Cheney wins f iv e ...... Page 14 10-minute television speech broadcast bitter, William 0. Bittman testified robes, we’re not nimeompoops,” he said. matching cake throughout Greece. Friday he did not know — and still doesn’t “What I’ve heard up here convinces me I Nest on Middle Turn­ $5,000deposit. You’ll sJso meet some of Herald Angles...... Page 14 Obsolete Jets Ready server, or a handy "He has to keep silent. I have kept — that huge sums of money were paid to was right when I changed my mind and pike West. And % Take your pick: a versatile our great new people. People AAU honors swimmers ___ Page 16 silent.” his former client E. Howard Hunt Jr. to called him as a court witness, 100 per cent Manchester gets combination screw- buy his silence about Watergate. right. ’The jury is entitled to know the Black & Decker jig saw kit who will always bend over high interest and! driver/wrench or a %" Black & Decker Bittman also insisted under strenuous truth as to the issues and one of he issues set. backward for you. To cross-examination by Assistant Watergate is whether this was hush money.” friendly service \ drill; a GE digital alarm Prosecutor Jill Wine Volner that he had Chief trial prosecutor James F. Neal, To Defend Hawaii give you the highest New Arms Pact Changes “no recollection” of reading Hunt’s memo right here at g clock; a steam spray and who also prosecuted Hoffa, said at least $100 deposit. interest rates in town. demanding money and pardons until May three prosecution witnesses have testified PEARL HARBOR, Hawaii (UPI) - He said the F102s “would be sufficient” home. ( dry iron; or a blender. 1973, five months after the Watergate that higherups carried out a plan to pay ’Thirty-three years after the attack on to combat an enemy air attack since it Join the cele­ Choose from; an The lowest loan rates. U.S. Weapon Priorities mastermind handed it to him. the original defendants huge sums of Pearl Harbor Hawaii’s key air defense a would be known about way before it 18-piece punch bowl No Indication money as a “quid pro quo, silence for unit has only 18 Air National Guard jet reached Hawaii. bration. You won’l Achanceto Financial advice, too. “He never indicated to me in any money.” fighters, and they’re obsolete, according One military spokesman said that 100 S set; an 11-piece WASHINGTON (UPI) - Defense To avoid the vulnerability of the Navy ships and some 60,000 Marines were manner whatsoever that anything he was Believes Fee Reasonable to one officer. leave empty handed. The Whenever you need it. Secretary James R. Schlesinger says one Minutemen—for many years the first line 7 Maj. Eddie Anderson, public affairs of­ always in the Pacific area and would be table service winacoior result of the Vladivostok arms accord is doing was a quid pro quo, that is, silence in Before Sirica ruled, Bittman testified, eagle has goodies for you and of nuclear deterrence — Schlesinger said, ficer for the guard, said today on the an­ available for emergency. Stop in for the celebra­ that the United States will begin to dis­ exchange for money,” Bittman testified. out of the presence of the jury, that he set; a powerful “an increasing share of U.S. forces will niversary of the Japanese attack that the On Dec. 7, 1941, 353 Japanese planes baSoons for the kids. Coffee, in TV. lustfor mantle land-based missiles and buy more “When I reviewed the memo in May I did believed the $156,000 his firm received for tion. Make some new move to sea and there will be more F102s were “getting old, like an old sank or damaged 18 of the 46 warships in flashlight; or an bombers and submarines to replace them. not believe It was correct. I do not believe Hunt’s defense was reasonable because 2,- case you missed breakfast. And bombers than anticipated.” automobile that doesn’t accelerate like it the harbor and bombed nearby airfields in dioppingin. friends. Take a look at our Schlesinger told a news conference it was correct now.” 500 staff hours were spent on Hunt’s alarm clock. President Ford said earlier In the week used to.” an attack which took 2,341 lives. extra special gifts for any deposit Friday that the Mlnuteman missiles Bittman, who once prosecuted former behalf. No deposits neces­ handsome new office. And start that U.S.. spending on nuclear arms would Teamsters President James R. Hoffa, Can Do The Job of $25 or more here in our new buried in silos across the Midwest will remain nearly constant under the agree­ “What was done for all that money? You refused reporters’ questions as he strode But, he said, they “can still do the job” $250deposit. sary. Simply come a beautiful relationship with the become increasingly vulnerable as the ment he negotiated in principle with pleaded him guilty, didn’t you?” Sirica office. Soviets start deploying multiheaded mis­ from the courthouse. “I’m sick of this asked. Bittman replied that Hunt had not and would suffice until they were relaced Choose any of these: a pair of in and fill out a coupon friendliest eagle in town. Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev, rising only damn case," he said. with F4 Phantoms in 1976. siles next year that can be aimed at more because of inflation. originally Intended to plead guilty. Former White House domestic affairs Despite the fact the F102s were “ob­ regular tote bags or a single deluxe for our drawing at 10:00 of the Minute Men. More Bombers and Subs “When was the last time you received adviser John D. Ehrllchman proposed $25,000 In cash downstairs in a phone solescent,” Anderson said, “we’re still Schlseinger said this spending would go calling Bittman as part of his defense at booth?” Sirica asked, referring to the cir­ much better prepared than we were in up as a result of adding Ambers and mis­ the Watergate conspiracy trial. But when cumstances under which Bittman 1941.” sile submarines. neither the prosecution nor the defense received part of his payment. Lt. Col. Arthur Ishimoto, the guard’s ’The cost of such a conversion could not would vouch for Bittman's credibility and “’This is the only time It happened,” chief of staff, pointed out that his state be determined until the Pentagon decides Judge Sirica called him as a “court Bittman replied. was the only one primarily protected from WEATHBR how many land-based missiles It wishes to witness.” “Didn’t it arouse any suspicions?” air attack by the National Guard. convert to submarines and bombers. ’The Sirlc& Asked He added there was no cause for alarm First Federal Savings impact probably will not be felt until the Judge Has Questions because his men were backed up by the “It certainly did,” Bittman said, adding 344 Middle Turnpike West, Manchester early 1880s. After Bittman left the stand and the jury that he sought the advice of his firm’s Navy, Army and Marines. ^fostly cloudy and mild this afternoon The United States has plans now to build retired, Sirica, who has personally raised executive committee. Surprise Impossible East Hartford, Glastmhury, Rockville, Verrum, South Windsor with highs in the mid to upper 40s. Cloudy 10 Trident submarines as replacements questions about the motive behind “Why didn’t you do something about “A surprise attack would be impossible tonight with lows In the mid to upper SOs. for aging Polaris subs. If more Tridents payments of $429,500 to the original it?” Sirica asked. today,” Ishimlto said, citing a highly ad­ SHOPPING DAYS Becoming windy Sunday with rain are built they will cost about $1 billion a Watergate defendants, said the testimony “1 certainly wish in hindsight that we vanced satellite detection system com­ Gift* must b« picked up in person and are limited to one per hmlly. piece. TO CHRISTMAS develofiini and highs again in the 40s. had gone “to the heart of the matter.” had,” Bittman said. bined with other surveillance equipment.

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Showcase Cinema 3 — Saturday Vernon Cinema 1 — “Mr. for Bookmobile Superinvisible” 1:15-3:00; “The “Longest Yard” 2:20-4:50-7:15- ITOM Seven Ups” 7:10; “ French 9:35 Burnside Theater — "Snoopy Showcase Cinema .4 — BUSINESS Connection” 9:00 Here is next week’s schedule for The Thomas Hooker, a Come Home’’ 1:30; "The Cinema 2 “Snoopy Comes Call the theatre for title and Connecticut State Library bookmobile on loan to the IWVOHK Klansman’’ 7:30-9:30 Home” 1:00-2:45; “The Odessa showtime UA East 1 — “Savage is File” 7:00-9:15 Manchester Public Library system: Loose” 2:00-7:00-9:45; “Ali- Manchester Drive-In — MONDAY, DEC. 9 Cagianello Joins Forman Fight Film’’ 4:00-9:00 “Lovin Molly” 7:30; “Buster & 10 to 11:10 a.m. — Singer Learning Center. /V UA East 2 — “Tom Sawyer” •AN FRANOieCO Billie" 9:00 Sunday 11:20 to 11:50 a.m. — Wyneding hTh Rd. LaBonne Company 2:00; “Groove Tube” 7:30-9:30 Showcase Cinema 1 — 1:10 to 1:40 p.m. — Tlmrod Lane and Thhber ’Trail. JOINS UA East 3 - “ Lt. Robin “Rolling Stones” 2:00-3:505:40- Burnside Theatre — "Snoopy Caruso” 2:00-7:00-9:30 1:50 to 2:20 p.m. — Lookout Mountain Dr. John Cagianello of 85- 7:30-9:30 NOTE: Special late Come Home’’ 1:30; "The 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Harvest Lane and Sunnybrook Dr. Loe Crestwood Dr., Manchester, Showplace — "Mr. Superin- show friday & Saturday 11:30 Klansman” 3:40-5:30-7:30-9:30 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Carriage Dr. and Mayfield Rd. has been named an account visible” 1:00-3:00; “ French Showcase Cinema 2 — UA East 1 - “Savage is Connection” 7:15; “Seven Ups” 3:50 to 4:20 p.m. — ’Thayer and Tuck Rds. executive with G.T.L.A. Inc., a “Pelham 1 2 3” 2:004:00-6:00- Loose” 1:00-3:45-6:30-9:15; local insurance and consulting 9:15 8 : 00- 10:00 TUESDAY, DEC. 10 “Ali-Forman Fight Film” 3:00- LOWEST firm headed by Ted LaBonne. WED. to SUN. EVIS 5:45-8:30 10:20 to 10:50 a.m. — Waddell School, W. Middle ’Tpke. THE ARROW COMPANY S|so ly BOTH UA East 2 — “Tom Sawyer” 11 to 11:30 a.m. — Hemlock St. and Lodge Dr. Cagianello will be involved * CINES 2:00; “Groove Tube" 4:20-6:00- 11:40 a.m. to 12:50 p.m. — Manchester High School. with the sales and service of ''•U8PINU THRILLBII (PQ) FILM RATING GUIDE 7:40-9:30 2:10 to 3 p.m. — Loomis St. and Griffin Rd. •LEGEND* personal and business life in­ ' UA East 3 - “ Lt. Robin For Parents and 3:10 to 3:40 p.m. — Lockwood and Coventry Sts. SO surance, employe benefit plans, “THE Caruso” 1:003:30-6:00-9:00 accident and health plans, and Their Children Showplace — “Mr. Superin­ 3:50 to 4:40 p.m. — Parkade Apartments! ODESSA FILE'* 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Homestead Park Village. estate planning. visible” 1:00-3:00; “ French //ISHOWEIS ^ FLOW A native of Hartford, EVES 7:00 - 0:10 Connection” 7:15; “The Seven WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11 ^SUN. 4:30 - 7:00 - 0:10 Cagianello came to Manchester IN A Ups” 5:15-9:15 10:30 to 11 a.m. — W. Carter St. u n WI AlHft FOTOCAST 4> in 1952. He has been active in Vernon Cinema 1 — “Mr. 11:10 to 11:40 a.m. — Candlewood Dr. several community activities; Superinvisible” 1:15-3:00; “The 11:50 a.m. to 12:20 p.m. — Hackmatack St. For Period Ending 7 AM EST Sunday. During Saturday night, rain and showers will be in addition to others he helped French Connection” 5:15-9:00; 1:40 to 2:10 p.m. — Erie St. spreading eastward into the upper half of the Atlantic coastal states from the Ohio valley. establish the Manchester “The Seven Ups” 7:00 2:20 to 2:50 p.m. — Leland Dr. Rain is also in store for the northwest comer of the nation with snow likely in the vicinity chapter of UNICO National and y A M A T TOGETHER (*1 \ Cinema 2 — “Snoopy Come of the Lakes. Mostly fair elsewhere. Minimum temperatures include: (approx, max. served as its president from Home” 1:002:45; “The Odessa 3 to 3:30 p.m. — Santina Dr. ^ T H E FREHCH^ readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 36 ( 54), Boston 27 ( 50), Chicago 23 (31), Dallas 31 (51), 1967 to 1969. File” 4:30-7:009:15 3:40 to 4:10 p.m. — Winthrop Rd. Cagianello, a Democrat, has s?i Manchester Drive-In — 4:20 to 5:20p.m. — Squire Village Apartments. Denver 13 (43), Duluth -A (13), Houston 31 (62), Jacksonville 49 ( 70), Kansas City 20 (31), Los Angeles 50 (72), Miami 62 (77), New York 40 ( 53), New Orleans 41 (60), Phoenix 41 been a member of “Lovin Molly” 7:00; “Buster & THURSDAY, DEC. 12 Manchester’s Zoning Board of 17:10, (71), San Francisco 43 ( 63), Seattle 45 ( 52), St. Louis 22 (29), Washington 42 (56). Billie” 8:45 1 to 1:30 p.m. — McDivitt Dr. Appeals for 15 years. Earlier Showcase Cinema 1 — FRIENDSHIP SALE this year, he was honored by the ^ “RollltagStones” 2:00-3:505:40‘ 1:30 to 2 p.m. — Shepard Dr. 2:10 to 2:40 p.m. — Montclair Circle. Connecticut Federation of 7:309:30; NOTE; Special late John Cagianello 2:50 to 3:20 p.m. — Flag and Richmond Drs. Planning and Zoning Agencies m m s H s i MOOMf UNOtR 17 AOMITTIO show Friday & Saturday 11:30 for his service in the field. m 1 iiS'US 3:30 to 4 p.m. — Barry and Saulters Rds. Min fftwrnU) tnwvewv Showcase Cinema 2 — He and his wife, the former MM MB MciitM tirM ri COM “Pelham 1 2 3” 2:00-4:006:00 4:10 to 4:40 p.m. — Esquire Dr. Manchanter Civic Rose Modugno of East Hart­ 8:0010 4:50 to 5:20 p.m. — Northfield and Centerfield Sts. 0^'' Orchaatra-Chorala Concart ford, have three children. MPAA ABOUT ISO C" tW S S fa h x f^ sHAwr Showcase Cinema 3 — FRIDAY, DEC. 13 Sunday, Dae. I, 3KM p.m. PHONE MO-0333 “Longest Yard” 2:204:507:15- 1 to 1:30 p.m. — Horace St. TOWN Bailey Auditorium, PUBLIC Enters Contract 9:35 Manchaatar High School Showcase Cinema 4 — Call 1:40 to 2:10 p.m. — Chester Dr. Combustion Engineering Inc. RECORDS of Stamford has entered into a 5 MIN. FROM HTFD. theatre for title and showtime. 2:30 to 3 p.m. — Drexel and Croft Drs. Program 1-84 EXIT 58 3:20 to 4:20 p.m. — Rachel Rd. Mr. and Mrs. Charles H. four-year contract with the U.S. “THE FIREBIRD SUITE” ...... Stravinsky Department of the Interior Of­ McKenzie of 177 Gardner St. Warranty Deed CflUREirS BURNSIDE AVECe . HTFD. • PARKING • 528-3333 will be host and hostess at the “L’ARLESIENNE SUITE” ...... Blset fice of Coal Research to design, “CONCERTO FOR CELLO” ...... Dvorak Louis A. and Doris W. build, and operate a coal gas­ MATKE LE£ Lutz Junior Museum Sunday Vicorito to Washington and MARVIN from 2 to 5 p.m. The public is in­ ification process development SAT.-SUL Cost of Trip to Cape Cod TICKETS $2. STUDENTS FREE Segundina S. Canal, property at unit. RICHARD vited to come and sample some 127 Brent Rd., $37,500. AT 1:30 BURTON of the recipes from the LJM The federal government will Br. Jack Heller, Conductor Marriage Licaage bear about two-thirds the cost “SNOOPT C M fS a j. SIMPSON I cookbook now on sale at the Jonathan Abramowitz, Cellist Concerns Education Board museum. Ronald Franklin ll^'^an d . of the estimated $20.6 million THE KLANSMAN Carol Susanne McKinney, both projecTThe unit is to be built at P U I S I ^ M t —IN COLOR 7:30-9:30 the firm’s Power Systems ticipate, half in October and The board unanimously ap­ Manchester, Dec. 6, South SHL m m MT. 98« tl $:30 COLUMBIA United Methc^ist Church. Group facility at Windsor. VIRGINIA CARLSON half in April. proved, as recommended by the Correspondent Deficits superintendent, the appoint­ — OME FREE 228-9224 Edmondson pointed out to the ment of John Lescoe as in­ board project^ deficits in the terscholastic basketball coach, ADMISSION A Board of Education and the appointment of physical S44-33S7 '’ V N H w it h t h is AD tutoring and substitute teacher member has expressed concern accounts. education teacher Diane Ander­ AND THE PURCHAb DF AN ADULT ADMISSION TICKET over the cost of a recent eighth son to interscholastic and in­ (OPPSH 0000 THRU PRC. S. 11741 He said, “It would appear grade trip to Cape Cod, es­ that with the information to tramural program for 6,7 and 8 timated at about $1,500. date the tutoring account will grade girls. Harriet Rosen said the be overdrawn by $2,000 at the Lescoe, former physial SUNDAY program for the gifted was cut end of the year.” education instructor and coach from the budget^ field trip He pointed out that under the of the basketball program, is expenses were eliminated and agreement with the Windham now a social studies teacher for ^ BIG TOY SALE! MH over $1,000 was cut from the co- Board of Education three Grade 8. curricular program. She Columbia High School students Edmondson said there is no Starting questioned the wisdom of the are being tutored to date. Two commitment yet for the Grades A.M. S a rd ’s decision to allow the students are short term and one 6,7 and 8 boys basketball in­ At CSHCHCASE CINtMA/ t234 trip, weighing all the factors, student long term, all of which tramurals, but the teacher has I-84EXIT5S-SILVER LANE-^ROBERTS ST. and said members should know are being paid for by the expressed has expressed in­ > EAST HARTFORD • 24H R.TEL.m Fa5SS-SS10 more about programs before Windham Board of Education. terest. O ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING' WU Honor MASTER CHARGE • they are voted on. Edmondson also said the sub­ The trip has grown far out of stitute teaching account will be ?fe:yuiiis iin iu n it » proportion, she said, and Supt. Because of the lesser interest ANIlt h lm 7*. overdrawn by about $2,500 by shown by the ei^ th grade girls, KH CAUT1CATKF0N Clarence Edmondson agreed. the end of the year. School board expenses com part to e i^ th grade boys, WL TITU AND SHOimME ------The board also voted to allow Mrs. Anderson proposes that presented at the meeting the superintendent to proceed showed NEED booklets to be the girls program be conbined with the revised co-curricular this year. used when the other half of the program. class goes in April will cost $98. From the intramural program, YWIT ® -Substitute teachers for Dennis an all-star team will be selected to play about six interscholastic Harvey, John Lescoe and Linda CAR COSTS White, who will make the trip, ROCHESTER, Wis. (UPI) -- games. If sufficient interest is shown FRI.-SAT. SUN. will cost $330. The average annual cost of MANCHESTER by the girls, she said it is her in­ BILLIE 9:00 Use of the NEED facilities operating an industrial rfhd DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A 8:45 was $189.30 for the 32 students tention to continue the in­ 7 d l0 governmental fleet automo­ H E t a terscholastic program on a who made the trip recently. bile soared 23 per cent' bet­ small scale into the spring for Students contributed for food ween May, 1973, and May, At The the girls interested in track and expenses and miscellaneous 1974, acco rd in g to field and softball. Buster items. , Runzheimer and Co., a man­ loved her Edmonson pointed out it was agement consulting firm. In MANCHESTER not known a bus would have to May, 1973, the cost of operat­ REG. *12JW and no one be used because it was hoped ing such a car -- an inter­ COSMETICS. w e c a b Gy a l l chaperones would drive. Due to mediate, eight-cylinder vehi­ PARKADE understood. THE TOP LINES! short notice, there were not cle used for 240 days and enough chaperones and a covering 20,000 miles -- came ARTHUR DRUG Bring The Kids BVSTERandBILLIE teacher had to go, resulting in to $1,908. A year later the cost added substitute expense for was $2,347. New Boston FRB It should have been a love .story.' [r ] the school. The trip was part of the Cape Model depicts new building for Federal Reserve Bank of "Blytlie Datum It excellanl. The Um cap- Cod National Seashore project. FREE Boston, scheduled for completion in spring 1976. The major ARROW LONG SLEEVE MEN'S KNIT DRESS SHIRTS lam the laMeol The program was turned regional banking center includes a 604-foot-high office coflOnenmit In 1125." down 4-2 by the board at a Candy & Lollipops tower, a four-story operations wing, public facilities in­ special meeting in September cluding an auditorium, and underground parking. " ^ h e Danner it • and because the program was exiraonUnary." causing so much controversy OPEN HOUSE Santa Says.., -W i Hew. Vh. asitih. the superintendeht and Harvey SOLID COLORS "Dlytbe Datum withdrew the request for an en­ TOMORROW 1,763 State People aa hat Ortl movie laad, vironmental week. At an Oc­ palBlt a rich, eNoctlve “I will be at porttall ot a woman." tober board meeting, the trip Join Exclusive Club D. BhMWMIM, IlMMWMk was approved because the en­ iun., Dec. 8 7-5 Pi CHOOSE FROM BLUE, TAN, YELLOW, WHITE. tire class would be able to par- Treasure City Some 1,763 residents of into operation 184 years ago. Of BROWSERS WELCOMEOI Connecticut have joined an these, more than 2.7 million [IL^^lTHEATRES east all day Sunday exclusive club that includes have moved into the public do­ such famous persons as main. Look ut over for 4 hours tomorrow. ■ Abraham Lincoln, Mark Twain, But as vital as patents have 1 4 '/ 2 - 17 NECK 32 - 35 SLEEVE from 9 am on... Lillian Russell, Harry Houdini been to America’s Qo at your own pace. “Show and| and Hedy Lamarr. technological leadership and in­ Toll,” nothing will bt for salt, but! Come and visit Me.” They became members of dustrial development, the this elite group In 1973 when the nation’s patent system, experts qualifltd docoratora will bo on handl U.S. Patent Office granted contend, appears headed for ^ D € O r ^ them patents for their inven­ serious trouble. to diract you, and htip solve your tions. ’The others, of course, “ Patent rights have been I losing their value in recent decorating problems... ! were admitted to the club some *TfflJ^pntlngtM t|^Ste^? time ago. years,” says T.L. Bowes, part of ’The Herald quality con­ FREE The total granted Connecticut executive director of Intellec­ trol program in order to give OKU EVERY ! FREE inventors last year was tual Property Owners, Inc., a HURRY IH FOR. QTvdwh this Free you one of the finest 2 Weektat qulvalent to one patent for non-profit organization of pa­ newspapers in the nation. fach of the sta te ’s 1,736 tent owners who seek to create MTE’tlS stereo and American Health residents. The $4,960 patents a public awareness of the im­ ^UMvSizSd Issued the whole U.S. in 1973 portance of a reliable patent other gifts ..R t w s i C e n te r represented, statistically, one system. blau IB Wort Itartford or Wodwrrtlrtd for each 3,790 persons. "If this trend continues," he BEST SELECTIONS Sal ’tl S:30 furnituro stoies come In and Jual oonw In, leave your name and n U H 0 l)O6 To get a patent, the inventor says, "it not only could serious­ ■MroN with our pretty girta end you must prove that hla idea Is new, ly threaten this country’s Qivj a d\orv:e for a 3 doyg firee register to winl art two FRII wortto - No OMIga- technological superiority, but lion* useful and "not obvioua.” If he lor 2 to DisneglojvJ or Disneyvv^ OPEHSIIN. can do that he get a patent that also its economic future by NeteMpu<«l»tMe«w>.viQ«w.. 1 k $ pm hi 1118 MAIN STRUT protect! his invention for 17 taking much of the incentive C Browaara Only MANCHISTRR Manchestar Parkade OPEN 9 AM -10 PM yeArs. out of Innovation, the major All told, more than 3.8 million force behind the expansion of SAT-SUNU3P.M . ADM =.99 patents have been Issued since Industry and the creation of FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN MONDAY THROUGH SATURDAY. 10-10. the U.S. patent system went millions of jobs.” MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 7, 1974— PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 7, 1974 The Lighter Side iHanrlu’stpr Eiipitiiui Hrralh Answer Man The National Sampler Strikes BILLY THE KID DRESSES ______OPINION Sour Note From the Country’s By DICK WEST WASHINGTON (UPI) - 'The UP FOR THE HOLIDAYS Crisis of the Month Club has just named sugar as its selec­ lt’8 a lot of fun getting ready for the holidays. And Billy the Kid has just Proof Needed d m Editorial Pages tion for January. "With prices rising towardTl the right thing to wear. Great jeans and matching jackets, all with Western per pound, sugar has become The dispute between the TowiT^f only a few m ^r^re involved. By United Press International self-control and’ judgment, such as styling. Of Dacron® polyester and cotton that takes any kind of rough wear. General Brown and Secretary Butz, in exorbitant enough to rank with Manchester and its highway workers While no one would want any Colorado Springs (Colo.) Sun high positions in the United States govern­ electricity as one of the ■ ' N i Left, baby cord jeans and jacket with contrast snaps and piping. Jeans, sizes 4-7 bugaboos of inflation,” the union concerning the number of men employe exposed deliberately to an A move to increase the role newer and ment. It is because we have tolerated so reg. & slim, 7.50. Matching jacket, little boys’ S,M,L, 9.75. Jeans, sizes 8-16 reg. club’s announcement said. to be on sanding or snowplowing extra hazard because of manpower younger congressmen can play in many incompetents and so J^ n y people & slim, 9.00, Husky 27-36W, 11.00. Jacket, big boys' S,M,L, 12.50. Right, legislative affairs in Washington deserves with such miserable judgme^ that the na­ "Unless something is done trucks is representative of one of the cutbacks, the burden of proof that cut­ support. It’s about time some of our tion is in the mess it is in. soon, many Americans will be A Canyon plaid. Jeans In sizes 4-7 reg. & slim, 7.00. Sizes 8-16,9.25. Husky 27-36W, problems facing both public and ting one man off the trucks increases younger, newer representatives have unable to afford sweetness and Chicago Tribune ^ light.” 11.25. Jacket In sizes S,M,L. Little boys’, 9.50. Big boys’, 12.00. Get ’em more opportunity. private employers. the hazard lies with the union. President Ford has modified his The pattern by now is all too dressed up, just like the big kids. For too long a time, the Senate and economic policy to give equal billing to in­ There seems to be a growing effort We think justification of the extra familiar. As with energy, the House "clubs” have operated on the flation and recession as the nation’s chief theory that longevity and seniority were United States expends more to protect jobs, on the one hand, man for safety reasons must be domestic enemies. And while he Included r e all that mattered, that young congressmen sweetness than it produces and without regard to whether or not the spelled out in detail and be well the energy crisis among the economic therefore is dependent on im­ often were "to bie seen but not heard.” challenges facing the country, its solution job fulfills a needed function. documented before we can accept ports. Amarillo (Tex.) News-Globe is a much longer term effort than either So sugar exporters double the This is due to the innate fear by safety as a justifiable reason. Now that the Department of Justice has inflation or recession. Government does price every two or three days. many workers of automation or other Unless this is done, the union’s com­ officially dropped its bomb on the have a responsibility to the victims of 'The impact of the upsurge is American Telephone and Telegraph Com­ recession. But shifting gears to fight particularly acute in Forbes sW^llace work-saving devices which do in fact plaint appears to be more of a job­ pany, we begin to see the great craving in recession while inflation remains at December, owing to the de­ '/ cause some jobs to become obsolete. saving action, rather than a safety this country for chopping down giants. double-digit levels in our opinion would be mand for sugar plums and other M Somehow there ought to be a distinction a mistake. We should stick with the long­ holiday goodies. 1 1 1 ’, 1 4 s' On the other hand, employers are one. A'l, made clear to all about the difference standing policies of fiscal and monetary Various programs designed nil'. I faced with rising labor costs, in­ Officials of the town have an obliga­ between producing giants and parasitic restraint. Inflation has been and remains to make the United States self- 1. the nation’s public enemy No. 1. .WV ■ I ' V creased competition in the market tion to run their affairs as efficiently giants. sufficient in sweetness are \W\ One, the result of private capital and being considered. But even the 111 place and, in the case of government, as possible in order to keep the cost of reasonably free enterprise, has grown ill', Seattle Post-Intelligencer most sanguine estimates put .rt'liil increased resistance to higher taxes. government down. Standards for the very big. Its benefits to consumers, in­ realization of that goal at least vestors, employes and thousands of Democratic gains in the Nov. 5 elections Good management almost always dic­ safety of employes must be com­ 10 years away. supplying businesses cannot be were widely interpreted as reflecting—to Once again, in consequence, tates the fullest possible use of labor- parable to that of jobs in private in­ overlooked. ’The parasitic giant...produces a large degree — a post-Watergate desire the nation is forced to rely on I» t saving techniques and devices. dustry. nothing, lives off its employes, milks its by voters for more integrity and less the handy household helpful 111 investors who have no choice except to in­ politics among leaders of government. 'i' While no one will openly admit it, We hope this matter will be hints industry to see us through “Take that hill!” vest (pay taxes), and whatever benefits ...Spokesmen for the top-heavy the crisis. we suspect that archaic work rules, resolved on specific data, rather than accrue to its consumers are often Democratic majorities in the forthcoming For the past year, the in­ debatable. Congress say their party was given a such as feather-bedding practices of generalities, so that the public payroll dustry has been pouring out a If the feds win this one, a lot more will “mandate” by the American people. It heavy volume of tips on energy IM the railroads, for example, are a big in Manchester does not include any be lost for all of us for it will mean more certainly was — and so were the conservation. Thus it .will take 1111* l i factor in our rising inflation. job or employe that is not necessary power to what is really big and bad. The Republicans whose records of respon­ some time to gear up for sugar V‘'iVl idea here is not to foster competition, as sibility and responsiveness won them re- saving tip production. |IM 1 In this context, the issue in to perform duly authorized public ser­ MAX LERNER the goody-goodies declare, but to punish 'M election. However, a few such hints are u r-' iiSl’.l Manchester is important even though vices. success. If the Democrats fully understand the beginning to reach the hard- San Francisco Examiner vote and act accordingly, they will have a pressed consumer. good chance of winning the White House in You Are Richard Nixon The people are alarmed by the Drink fruit juice instead of :1 worsening of the economic situation. They 1976. If they play divisive politics — even pop; frost only the top layer of ‘fi' are alarmed by the feeling that among themselves — they will be doing the cake; eat dill pickles rather Washington offers nothing more than grave disservice both to their party and to than sweet pickles — these are Who Owns What? stalemate and drift. This alarm can turn a nation which has given them a a sampling of the output thus \ NEW YORK — You are Richard Nixon. US and press conferences and committee to fear if the price-wage surge continues remarkable challenge. far. •:v The three doctors appointed by U.S. Dist. records. You didn’t read the inter­ and unemployment deepens. They want Miami Herald Should you need other Judge John J. Sirica have pok^ around in pretations of your life history when you leadership. Hiey want action. They’re not The good ladies of the Daughters of the stopgap measures to tide you I' currently established in the United you, studied your charts, peered at your were in power because you were too busy The Rockfellers don’t control getting either. American Revolution are incensed over until sugar saving tip leg and decided that you are indeed too living your psycho-history to read it. Now everything. In fact, it takes over 2,300 States. because a Brltish-bom naturalized citizen, production reaches full capaci­ sick to show up at the Washington trial. you don’t have the stomach for them. You Wall Street Journal m . Marjorie Lynch, has been appointed depu­ ty, here are a few you might - a ' pages in two volumes to list Who Which, if noting else, disposes of the see them aS carrion birds, much as you An instructive way to explore our ty administrator of the Bicentennial Ad­ try: The directory, published by World charge of faking it. If people only knew see the whole crop of Watergate books. current economic difficulties is to ask why Owns Whom in America, which ministration. Ms. Lynch got her papers • When serving Chinese food, : Trade Academy Press in New York how deep your real siclmess is, not alone You are Richard Nixon. V ^ t you miss the current downturn is accompanied by happens to be the subtitle of the only in 1948, and that’s not long enough by omit the sweet-and-sour pork oMhe leg but of the heart and will. most is the sense of being in on things. talk of a great crash unheard during other • 14-. 0 > U: I’l, and compiled during years of about 172 years. and substitute a strictly sour \\ lip recently published Directory of Inter­ That fool trial and Washington drags on During all those years as Vice President postwar recessions. Few economists pork dish. exhaustive research, sells for $75 and under that blasted judge. If only he hadn’t believe any repetition of the 1919 crash is Well, on the other hand we consider this V//; corporate Ownership. and President, your thought every mor­ • Likewise refrain from W v been the one to preside over the very first likely anytime soon, yet clearly such talk something of a coup for us colonials and no is expected to find an interested ning was to get the intelligence lowdown eating sweet potatoes, sweet is widespread. cause for another Paul Revere. The glory trial. If only the idiots who did the break-in on the^news. Power was what you fed on, peas and sweetbreads. readership among such people as cor- ...the simplest reason why so many of 1776 now has a full British Imprimatur. Included in the directory are the hadn’t been so doltish as to botch it. If only but the intelligence world had become for • Mix sugar with water to you hadn’t panicked when the news of the businessmen find this recession especially Besides, there’s nothing wrong with porate executives, bankers, you the symbol of secrecy and power in form a simple syrup and pour it names of inore than 8,000 parent com­ arrests broke and hadn’t made that fatal their joining. / scary is that it has been preceded by an naturalization. If we remember our in an ice tray to freeze. Use *4 economists, financiers, marketing decision to stonewall it. You could have extraordinary inflation. The inflation has history, Alexander Hamilton was bom in panies in American which own or con­ 'That is whV^t)e4i' that you are so forlorn­ these frozen sugar cubes to gone to the people, started afresh and even ly out of power, whatever briefings you strained the liquidity of corporations and the West Indies. Neither he nor Ms. Lynch specialists, investors technical sweeten your coffee, tea or trol more than 90,000 domestic and have been re-elected. get mean so much to you. When Ron financial institutions, calling into question could ever be president, but Alex, the Mr. management consultants, advertising whatever. »v You are Richard Nixon. Immured in San Ziegler was briefed for you about the their ability to stand the least adversity. Conservative of his day, was right as rain. overseas subsidiaries. Also listed are Chances are you will finish ■ / executives, research workers, Clemente, you count the litany of your "if Vladivostok agreement, and the White At the moment bankers and businessmen The Daughters ought to think it over. drinking it before the cubes ;T onlys” over and over. The hardest, as you House assured reporters it was a secure are hastening to correct this problem, and Si. Petersburg (Fla.) Times more than 2,000 foreign firms con­ libraries and educators and possibly finish thawing, thereby using look back, stares at you: If only you had line he was on, you couldn’t help reflecting there is no reason a reasonably well-run 8V The oval office is looked to for less sugar. u trolling more than 4,000 firms even a Rockefeller or two. never started those devilish tapes or had how curiously things have been turned up­ business should not survive this recession. leadership. To fail to offer it, as President • Go through your medicine the wit — once the case broke — to pack side down. L ob Angeles Times Ford has failed on energy matters, is to cabinet, collect all the pills you them up and make a bonfire of them at There is a strange man in your chair in StVOi The continuing Soviet denial of fail the public; to blame the public, as Mr. no longer take and remove the Camp David. the Oval Office at the White House — necessary technical information and Ford did in effect Monday night, is flatly sugar coating. It can be used to Then they could all have done their strange even though you were the one who irresponsible. • M T W T r • training facilities to Americans who are sweeten other things. worst. It would have been John Dean’s and picked him, hoping people wouldn’t push I 2 a involv^ in next July’s planned joint space Even if Congress will not pass a gas tax, • Skip the candy canes this 4 a 6 7 I 9 10 James McCord’s and Patrick Gray’s word you out to get him in. He’s a genial man mission raises serious questions not only as he claims, he has yet to push other II 12 13 14 li It 17 against yours, and you would have ridden and he likes football just as you did. But he (Christmas. Go to a medical II It 20 21 22 23 24 about the Russian attitude — that is plans — tax horsepower or car weight, for supply store and get some real i\V 2S 2« 27 21 21 30 it out. Up to the very end. If it had not been lacks your killer instinct. ALMANAC drearily familiar — but also, and more example — or to stress the dangers of for the telltale tapes, you wouldn’t have You always had it. There was even a canes instead. urgently, about the safety hazards that excessive use to the whole economy. 'H had to shift from position to position for • Start a bee colony in your pqint during the days before you resigned could confront the Americans. Tampa Tribune !i.“' two years right up to the Supreme Court when Kissinger and SetUesinger and Haig spare bedroom and use the In 1941, Japan launched a sneak attack honey it produces as a By Unileil Press International decision which forced you to produce the took steps to make sure you wouldn’t Des Moines Register The Russians outsmarted the United on the United States at Pearl Harbor in States in the grain market, with a sweetener. Or, better yet, learn Today is Saturday, Dec. 7, the 341st day fatal June 23, 1972 tape. plunge the nation into a military crisis, to President Ford’s comments on Hawaii. Japanese air and sea attacks of 1974 with 24 to follow. This is Pearl Har­ You are Richard Nixon. It is a form of hold on to power unconstitutionally. economic policy in his press conference resulting increase in the price of bread to gather nectar from flowers spread to the Philippines, Wake and Guam bor Day. slow torture for you to read the reports of That was the payoff on the total image Monday evening were uninspiring, to put it and meat for Americans. They now have and make your own honey. islands ... and the United States was The moon is between its last quarter and the trial in Washington. Those men at the of yourself you had projected for years, softly. He did not present a coherent done the same thing with sugar. • Plant a honeysuckle vine I'l catapulted into World War II. new phase. defense table, those witnesses, too; Who Oven for those who knew you well. But as program for dealing with inflation, reces­ When the first signs of the sugar beet outside your door and suck on it The morning stars are Mercury, Mars In 1971, the United States, having cut off are they? It is hard at times even to recall you lie there, you wonder whether they sion and the energy problem. shortage developed this fall, Russian for dessert. and Saturn. economic aid to India, charged that coun­ their features, as if all of it had happened did. And we, in turn, wonder whether ... the public would like to see more traders bought futures on the London The evening stars are Venus and try with attacking Pakistan without long ago to someone else in another world. anyone did. signs of action. We agree with Mr. Ford’s market for 30 cents a pound and spot sugar 'll Jupiter. justification. It was a near thing, for it could have You are Richard Nixon. Your life was statement that the American people are from Brazil and the Hiilippines at 40 cents Use Caution been your trial. That was why you chose to ready to make sacrifices. We believe they a pound. \ Those born on this date are under the A thought for the day: Commenting on filled with feverish urgencies. For the resign rather than face a certain impeach­ first time you must wonder now whether would be willing to do much more in con­ There were clues last summer that Trimming ! ' sign of Sagittarius. U.S. entry into World War II, President ment and conviction, which would have servation of energy, for example. But the world sugar production would be off but American novelist Willa Gather was Franklin D. Roosevelt said, "Never they came to anything. Yet you dare not made the pardon harder, with an almost President failed to furnish a lead for such the U.S. missed them. A U.S. Department The Tree bom Dec. 7, 1876. before have we had so little time in which doubt it, for you dealt and endured all the On this day in history; certain criminal trial looming for you. blows in the pursuit of a place in history. If a program. of Agriculture team sent to Russia in .-'•T to do so much.” August to examine the spring wheat crop ksV^ In 1787, Delaware became the first state 'The psycho-historians are all busily at that, too, were to become ashes along with Manchester (N.H.) Union Leader By PATRICK J. KILLEN work again, puzzling over the transcripts everything else, it would be unendurable. was told it could only inspect a small area. to ratify the United States Constitution. There must be an epidemic of foot-in­ CHICAGO (UPI) - That In 1931, President Herbert Hoover The team returned home, not catching the lovely Christmas tree, heavy I'l mouth disease running through hint that something was wrong bemuse refused to see a group of so-called "hunger with decorations and ill' Washington, D.C., nowadays. Secreti^ wheat and beets are affected by the same : 1 " marchers" at the White House. surrounded with colorfully Earl Butz has now caught Just as bad a growing conditions. wrapped gifts, is a potential case as General Brown had previous!^ Every U.S. Embassy has both % killer. The National Safety ANDREW TULLY when he attacked the Jews of the United agricultural and economics attaches. a States over the Israeli situation. Secretary Somebody’s asleep if they fall to learn of a Council puts it this way: Butz...attacked none other than the Pope Russian beet shortage and unusual ac­ “Even a small tree can The Side Of Reason In Textbook Controversy himself and also the Italian people by tivities on the London market. turn your living room into a iinanrtiPBter making cheap remarks in a mock-Italian ...the President and Congress need to raging inferno in seconds.” dialect ridiculing Pope Paul VI...in both improve our intelligence on world The council recommends Inrning Mmlb WASHINGTON - The Ford administra­ on our national life, they occupy only a the sales pitch is directed at grownups. cases the gentlemen involved should have agriculture and to exert tighter controls these safety guidelines: tion finally has stepped into the por­ small and ugly comer of the American None of us has been appointed his adult been fired...there Is absolutely no excuse HBuy a fresh tree; one that POUNDED OCT. 1.1881 over exports of commodities which are in nographic school textbook controversy on community. To argue that the education of brother’s moral keeper. How my neighbor for tolerating people of inferior ability. short supply. has springy branches, green Publlihad by the Publlthtd «vary the side of reason and a real world which an elementary or high school pupil would Minchdattr avanlng axcapi Sun­ lives Is none of my busineu unless he and tight needles. Publlthing Co., Horald days and holidays. has no connection with the world of the be incomplete without exposure to this un­ rounds up the neighborhood kids for an HKeep it outdoors in water Squtro, MinchMter, Entarad at tna radical chib segment of our educational tidy comer is to say, in effect, that the orgy on his front lawn or mugs me on my Conn. 06040, Manchaatar,. Conn., or snow until ready to set up. Tolophono 643-2711 Post Olfica as Sacond establishment. pupil should be encouraged to attend bl& way to the drugstore. Consenting adults USaw off at least two inches (At m Codo 203). Class Mall Mattar. That is to say, U.S. Commissioner of movies. are entitled to the right of privacy. of trunk. Education Terrel H. Bell has reminded us BURL L. LYONS. PUBLISHER Bell acknowledged that textbook But since the te x tb ^ controversies in­ HUse a water reservoir tree all that while violence, obscenity and im­ volve children, it is hard to disagree with SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES authors “do have the right, indeed the holder and keep it filled. moral judgments exist, they are still only Bell’s statement that "I feel strongly that TODAY’S THOUGHT HKeep the tree away from PAYABLE IN ADVANCE obligation, to present new knowledge and an irritant imposed on the country by a to comment on social change in ways that the scholar’s freedom of choice must have drying and heat sources such Single C opy...... 15« 3 Month!...... $9.75 , tiny minority in the name of "academic will stimulate and motivate students, the approval and support of most as radiators and fireplaces. Weekly...... 7S« 6 Monthi-.... . $19.50 ^ f r ^ o m .” In short, our real world con­ .ONE Month___$3.25 One Year...... $39.00 excite their curiosity and make them want parents.” Kids are wards of their parents, “To Grasp the Life TIMOTHY, KEEP SAFE THAT WHICH HUse only Underwriters' tinues to be based on very real traditional not of the educational bureaucracy. Mill Rate! Upon Request to learn.” Which is Life Indeed" HAS BEEN ENTRUSTED TO YOU. Laboratories labeled lights in values. The question Is not freedom of education TURN A DEAF EAR TO EMPTY AND good repair. Subscribers who p.m. should telephone Bell made his point in a speech to the I’ll buy that. Our world is changing and We have been putting minds on (all to receive their the circulation depart- but whether reading matter — some of it WORLDLY CHATTER, AND THE HUse fireproof decorations Herald before 5:30 ment, 647-9946. school children should be kept abreast of TIMOTHY, OURSELVES, and money this School Division of the Association of admittedly of literary value — should be CONTRADICTIONS OF SO-CALLED the changes. But are obscenity and week. We know how far we have yet to go whenever possible. American Publishers. In that speech, he crannmed Into chHdren’s minds against ■KNOWLEDGE’, FOR MANY WHO U Y Member Audit Bureau«f Circulations violence and sexual perversion "new in standing up to the overwhelming HDo not place electrical asked schoolbook publishers to print the reasonable opposition of their parents. CLAIM TO IT HAVE SHOT FAR WIDE knowledge”? Hardly. Filth goes back to toys beneath the tree. “materials that do not insult the values of The world is changing, but the use of four- preuure of our culture In order to assert OF THE FAITH.” The Manchester Display advertising antiquity. Sodomy got its name from a the primacy of PERSONS AND HRemove the tree to the ifesV closing hours: Three most parents” and urged them to concen­ letter words and graphic deKrlptions of As we gather in a few weeks to celebrate Publishing Co. Biblical city. Geopatra is notorious for RELATIONSHIPS over MONEY AND outdoors as soon as possible, lull days prior to trate on “good literature that will appeal sexual antics Is not required to inform our together with family and friends may our •ssuines no linanciil publication. her sexual acrobatics, not famous for her TANGIBLE OBJECTS. Paul helps us put do not burn it or gift wrap­ responsibility lor Deadline lor Herald to children without relying too much on children that some people’s lifestyles have eyes not be "hung up” on those gleaming statesmanship. Cain gave the world it all In perspective when he concluded his pings in the fireplace. typographical errora clasallled advertising: blood and guts and street language for become a touch sordid. things which only money can buy. God appearing In advar- 12 noon prior to day of violence. Pornography in its various If you use a metallic tree, their own sake.” Public schools are financed by tax first letter to his friend TIMOTHY with grant that with renewed vision to thb tiaementa and other publication: 12 noon forms is new In America only in the sense illuminate it with an off-tree rpadlng matter In The Friday lor publication No one could have presented with more monies. We do not expect the government these words: process of sharing and an adult becoming Mancheater Evening Saturday and Mon­ lucidity the issue that has aroused parents that it is now openly promoted by its to subsidize a grownup’s purchase of the "TELL THEM TO DO GOOD AND TO Ipotlight. “Light strings on a Herald. captive to the sway of the power of the day. of public school children in so many com­ purveyors and practitioners and certain latest copy of Playboy, aitfl it should GROW RICH IN NOBLE metallic tree can electrocute LOVE God now Is pouring out on us ail. you," the Council says. munities across the land. It is that, while chic libertarians. reasonably follow that no public funds be ACTIONS.....THUS THEY WILL GRASP Win Nelson pornography and violence have intruded That’s all right, too, providing only that used, in effect, to do so for our kids. THE LIFE WHICH IS U PE INDEED. Center Church (UCC) SHOP FORBES MANCHESTER PARKADE DAILY 10-10. PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 7, 1974 AREA CHURCHES MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 7, 1974- PAGE SEVEN LOCAL CHURCHES MANCHESTER HOSPITAL ( ST. BERNARD’S CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. ROCKVILLE UNITED W pHODIST UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST SOCIETY, CHURCII, 142 Grove St., Rockville. Rev. John WINGS S T . JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL John J. White, pastor. Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. NOTES \ open every nite ’til CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Rev. 481 Spring St. (Singer Learning Center) Rev. Ar­ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday W. Mortimer, Pastor. 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Nursery through (Dxcapt Saturdays) Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. nold F. Westwood, Minister Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. OF EVENING Discharged ’Thursday: Harry ( 10:30 a.m.. Service, Eleanor Hamilton, guest adults; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service, Nursery 9 a.m., Mass in English; 10:30 a m., Mass in By CLIFF SIMPSON Kowalsky, 81 Milford Rd.; V* speaker, will speak on "The Development of ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Sand through Grade 3. Polish and English. Hill Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Frederick H. Harold Perry, Wheeling Rd., ^ decoratoi^ Love,” Nursery, Church School. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF Andover; Honora Moriarty, CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, Adams Foerster III, vicar. VERNON, Rev. John A. LajAy, minister; Rev. Crestfield Gnvalescent Home; \ spray paint St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Edward S. Pepin, 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a m., Holy Com­ “ Into the WoocIh...” Edwin W. Bartholomew, assistant minister. parapet. Peter says, "Master, suppose James Kelly, 127 Main St.; f s pastor. Rev. Paul Trinque. munion, 1st and 3rd Sundays; Morning Prayer, The first snowfall has come. Not much, somewhere down the corridors of time EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCII, Church 10 a.m.. Morning Worship; 9 55 a.m.. Church Charles Nelson, Enfield; \ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday 2nd, 4th and 5th Sundays. but enough to dust the earth with white. As and Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Anderson, Rev. your followers remember less and less Charles Lankford, 41 Grant "we have Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. School. I look from the windows of our family Ronald J. Fournier, Pastors; Joseph Ekeberg, MESSIAH EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN about you until at last no one tells another Rd.; Philip Parenteau, 36A V AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN REFORMED room I see hemlocks coated with ermine. every ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, E. Mid­ Intern. CHURCH, (WISCONSIN SYNOD), 300 about the good news. What other plan do Spencer St.; Mary Marushan, ( the miracle of m a m itrtA i CHURCH, 661 Avery St., South Windsor. Rev. Dawn creeps over Case Mountain, etching little 8:30 and 11 a.m.. The Service, Chapel Service Buckland Rd., South Windsor. you have for the salvation of the world?" Newell Hill Rd., Vernon; Sally downtown manchestet* dle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, pastor. an outline of branches against the thing r Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Masses at for cliildren following the pulpit hymn; 9:45 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m., Worship Ser­ Peter Mans, minister. Jesus looked down at the spinning earth, Wheeler, Glastonbury 8:30 a.m. “Back to God” hour radio broadcast, brightening sky. Trees are gently un­ then turns to Peter, saying, “I have no 8:30, 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. a.m.. Church School for all ages; Adult Bible vice; 10:45 a.m., “At Jesus Feet” on Radio Sta­ Also, Deborah Kukevitch, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a.m., Sunday School and dulating in the breeze like dancers in other way." Study, Adult Forum; 9:45 and 11 a.m.. Nursery tion WINF. Willimantic; Mary Lewie; 48 GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. white veils. Their lightest tremble sends for infants. Adult Bible Study; 11 a.m.. Worship Service; 7 A Chuckle Winter St.; Helena Mullett, 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Sunday COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, snow cascading down, adding to the wa»Kw >Kw ;%v.v.v.v.v.v.%v.v*v p.m. Evening Service. Nursery care for small It is not surprising that children become 134D Rachel Rd.; Pauline School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Nathan Hale School, Rt. 31. Rev. Dr. Richard W. children provided. enchantment of breaking day. confused about the meaning of Christmas. Gray, pastor. I go about the morning chores; starting Worcester, 27 Laurel St South Rpttd H erald Ads UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCII, 187 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom Hall, VERNON UNITED METHODIST “Three-year-old Carol knelt with her Windsor; Susan Dunbar, 39 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday School; the coffee pot, filling the bird feeders, grandmother at her first G ristm as Mass, Woodbridge St. Robert Baker, pastor. 726 N. Main St. 7:30 p.m., Bible Study at parsonage on Cornwall CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Frances Schwartz, Rev. Locust St., South Windsor. 10 a.m., Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Evangelistic 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse "Mankind- bringing logs to the hearth. Soon the fire is but leaped up as the bells rang and yelled, Dr. James Schwartz, pastors. , „ . , blazing. The room is filled with the Service. Created to Live, Not to Die” ; 11 a.m.. Group dis­ 9:15 a m.. Worship Hour and Church School. “Grandma! Santa’s coming! I want to see cussion of Nov. 1 Watchtower magazine article FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 763 Oak St., delightful aroma of coffee. I pick up a Him!" ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Rev. "A Prophetic Drama That Foreshadowed Sur­ East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, pastor. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, book for my morning study. Every now Sometimes their innocent comments John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. William J. Stack, Meadowlark Rd. & Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Donald and then I look up from Tillich’s “Outline vival.” 10 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Morning come closer to the truth than adult Rev. William J. Killeen. Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. McClean, pastor. of Christian Doctrine” to watch the reasoning. Two year-old Stevie was 'PRESC^nONS' Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., school 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 a.m., brilliant flame creeping around the oak thrilled to see the candles being lighted ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, auditorium; Sunddy Masses at 7:30,9 and 10:30, Sunday School and Bible Study; 5:15 p.m.. Trini­ logs. during the services. In the midst of the Hebron Center. Rev. William N. Parsing, rector. in church; 10:30 a.fn. and noon in school CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and Vernon ty Radio Vespers, station WINF. The far more compelling brilliance of silent prayer that followed, he stood up in 8 a.m.. Holy Gmmunion; 10 a.m.. Commu­ auditorium. Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. the sun atop the white, feathery hemlocks his seat and sang, “ Happy Birthday to nion, first, third and fifth Sundays; Morning WAPPING COMMUNITY CHURCH, 1790 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m., Worship, ser­ catches my eye and draws me out of doors you...’ from “ Faith, Hope and Hilarity” THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main St. Capt Prayer, second and fourth Sundays. Church Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. Harold W. mon: “Some Practical Realities”; 6 p.m.. for a walk in the woods with our Irish by Dick Van Dyke and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps officers. Richardson, Minister. Worship, sermon: “The Seventy-Years Desola­ school. setter. Blarney. As we are encircled by 8:30 a.m.. Teen Prayer Breakfast; 9:30 a.m., 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church Advent Has Begun tion — Daniel 9.” % VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 Old the welcoming arms of the trees, the pAt The Parkade Wa Save You Money’ Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting; 6 School. With the lighting of Gnstitution Plaza p.m., Open-Air Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Town Rd. phrase comes to my mind, “Into the and the Carol Sing in Center Park, we FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF Meeting. CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH, 40 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; 11 a.m.. woods my Master went...” There is realize that the days to Christmas are Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic. ANDOVER, Rev. David J. Reese III, pastor. healing in the world of nature. hasting by. Christmas by its very defini­ CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Strand, Rev. David W. 9:45 a.m.. Church School; 11 a.m.. Worship Sidney Lanier puts this thought into our tion is “G rist - mass,” celebrating the LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & Rinas, pastors. . „ ^ , UNITED CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 9 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School Service. poem for the week: Coming of the Christ-child. OPEN SUNDAY Hillstown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, Tolland. A Ballard of Trees and Many stories and customs have grown 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Seminary; through Grade 6, Nursery for small children; Rev. Donald G. Miller, minister. ST. MAURICE’S CHURCH, Bolton. Rev. the Master up around this holiday, while certain 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 p.m.. Sacrament 10:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Church School for 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and Church Robert W. Cronin, pastor. Grade 10 on. Nursery for small children. “Into the woods my Master went, traditions have been appropriated by the Service. School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Gean forspent, forspent. Church from pagan festivals like the ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, 69 Union FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMINA­ ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN \ Into the woods my Master came, Saturnalia. Some are only distantly A L L D A Y St. Rev. Robert L. LaGunte, pastor. UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, He Sounded Fire Alarm TIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. Rev. Philip CHURCH, (Missouri Synod), Cooper and High Forspent with love and shame. related to the Gristmas story, but others 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, nursery through Rockville. But the olives they were not blind to Him, find their origins in G ristian events. Saunders, minister. Sts. Rev. Charles W. Kuhl, pastor. ^ 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service and Bible adult, including college career class; 11 a.m.. 9:15 a.m.. Confirmation Class; 10:30 a.m.. Manchester Town Fire Chief John Rivosa presents letter 9 a.m.. Divine Worship; 10:15 a.m., Sunday - 'The little gray leaves were kind to Him Various are the answers to the question study for all ages; 7 pm ., Deliverance Service. Worship Service, first Sunday of each month. Church School, infants through Grade 8; 10:45 “Whence the G ristm as tree?” Several of commendation to 14-year-old Chris Luz of 96 Pine St., School and Youth Forum; 10:10 to 11:35 a.m.. The thorn-tree had a mind to Him For your leisurely Holy Communion; second Sunday, missionary a.m.. Morning Worship, Help the Hungry Sun­ who turned in the alarm for a Nov. 19 fire which badly First and Second Year Youth Instruction; 5 When into the woods He came. are given in the book “All About Christ­ service, nursery provided; 7 p.m., informal day, sermon topic: “The Outside and the Inn ; FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange Hall 72 p.m.. Youth meeting with spaghetti supper. Out of the woods my Master went. mas’’ by Maymie R. Krythe. One tradition damaged a vacant dwelling at 111 Walnut St. The letter E. Center St. Rev. James Beliasov, Padtor. Mrs. H. Klinell Hey evening service, nursery provided. 11:4 a.m.. Coffee Hour in G apel, 3:30 to 6:30 And He was well content. claims Martin Luther for the originator of cites Luz for discovery and prompt report of the blaze, Christmas 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Worship p.m., Christmas Family Worship. Out of the woods my Master came, this custom: Even as a boy he loved which is considered suspicious and still under investiga­ NORTH U'NITED METHODIST CHURCH, ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Rt. 30, Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Gntent with death and shame. holiday celebrations: 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. Custer, pastor. Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, rector. tion. Luz turned in the alarm via Box 26 (High and Cooper Mrs. H. Klinell Hey of 30 Milwood Rd., East Hartford When Death and Shame would woo Him “The story goes that, after he had 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, sermon 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Family Ser­ BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Sts.) at 6:09 a.m. while he was delivering newspapers. Shopping has been secretary at South United Methodist Church for last. married and hqd a family, one Gristmas ST. JAMES CHURCH, Msgr. Edward J. title: “I Was Hungry and You...” Special bake vice and Church School. 228 Bolton Center Rd., Bolton. Rev. J. Stanton (Herald photo by Dunn) the past two years. She moved to the area with her hus­ From under the trees they drew Him last; Eve he was walking home through the Reardon, pastor, Rev. Daniel J. Karpuey, Rev. sale for overseas relief, between and after ser­ Conover, Minister. ‘Twas on a tree they slew Him — last: forest. Luther was deeply impress^ that Lquis Cremonie. - j . vice, coffee fellowship between services; 9 a.m.. band, French Hey, and their two daughters, Angela Hey ST. MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Tolland. Rev. 10:15 to 11:45 a.m.. Church School; 10:30 a ^ . . 1 Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Sunday and Mrs. Bradford Black, both of East Hartford, four Worship Service, sermon topic: “Uving on Tip­ When out of the woods He came. night by the stately evergreens. Church School. Nursery and Grades 3 through 7; J. Clifford G rtin, pastor. When Luther reached home, he tried to Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. toe” ; 7:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. The God of Nature — Faith Baptists List 10:30 a.m.. Church School. Nursery, y^ars ago from Overland Park, Ka. Mrs. Hey is also an ac­ Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday explain the glory of the scene to his wife Kindergarten and Grades 1 and 2. tive member of South Church. (Herald photo by Pinto) Masses at 8:30, 10:30 and 11:45 a.m. and More Some would be content and say the and children; but words failed him. So he PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 Spruce St. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH OF went out, cut down a small fir, and placed Bible Prophecy Film ; 9; 15a.Ri., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m., Worship, world of nature is enough. They find God SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, Vernon. COVENTRY (UNITED CHURCH OF lighted candles on it, to represent the Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. Informal Worship, SOUTH UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, in the sunset, the primrose, the song of Rev. Ralph Kelley ^pastor. Rev. Edward CHRIST), Rev. Bruce J. Johnson, Minister. starry sky above the stable the night that study and fellowship. 1226 Main St. Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. Wayne 11 a.m.. Morning Worship, Nursery available, birds — and that is all they need. The “A Thief In The Night,” a Mark IV Pictures, Inc., of Des 17 Kendall, Rev. Robert W. Eldridge, pastors. Konopka. S G ristian says, “No.” Once we have found G rist was born.” film about Bible prophecy, will Moines, Iowa, the film was sermon: “Our Christmas Confession,” Gffee In his story “The First G ristm as Tree” Shopping 9 and 10:45 a.m., Worship Service, Pastor Ken­ .,. 1. Saturday Mass at fp.m.; Sunday Masses at God in Christ—yes, we can then find that be shown Sunday at 7 p.m. at given the "Best Film of the Hour immediately following service in Vestry; Henry van Dyke tells of another tradition; CALVARY CHURCH, (ASSEMBLIES OF dall preaching “All Heaven Knows,” coffee hour ? 30, 9, 10 30 a m and noon same God in nature, but the reverse is not the Faith Baptist Church, Year” award by the National Days I RELIGIOUS CALENDAR 9:30 a.m.. Church School, Adult Bible Class and GOD), 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. K.L. Gustaf­ immediately following the first service in the ^ “In heathem times, the Druids offered Confirmation Class. true. Orange Hall, 72 E. Center St. Evangelical Film Foundation Til see u s- son, pastor. Reception Hall; 9 a.m., Infant-Toddler through ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, Wap; In the history of religion It is significant sacrifices at the sacred oak to their god. of Valley Forge, Pa. The lead. 9-45 a.m., Sunday School, classes for adults Winfried, a missionary, went from Nursery, Church School - Kindergarten through ping. Rev. William McGrath and Rev. Joseph that there is t(^ y no “Christian Gurch’’ The film shows what can Miss Patty Dunning, was given Christmas and children; /10:50 a.m.. Morning Worship, directors. Center TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGATIONAL England to the continent to preach Grade 12; 10:45 a.m., Infant-Toddler through Sunday Schick, co-pastors. that began solely from an appreciation of happen when Jesus Christ the “Outstanding Female Ac­ For All Your Medicinal Needs Children’s church and child-care provided; 7 Congregational. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, G ristianity to these people. Nursery, Church School Kindergarten, Grades 7 4:45 p.m., Christmas Family Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday nature. Our G urch spreads only by per­ returns. The story centers tress” award at the same time. p.m.. Gospel service, humnsing and Bible Bible Study, South Methodist. Rev. Kenneth E. Knox, Pastor. At the 'Thunder Oak, he and his com­ through 12, Confirmation Class; 7:30 p.m.. Crafts and Potluck Supper, Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. sons and the Book. The Good News that we around Patty, an average girl 10:30 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; 7 panions arrived just in time to save a message. Youth Fellowship, Youth Lounge. Center Congregational. Thursday are loved by Almighty God leaps from caught up in living for the pre­ Noon, Martha Circle p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. young prince from death. Then Winfried ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 Ellington Rd., ' tongue to tongue. sent, with little concern for the Tuesday luncheon, Luther Hall, told the assembled crowd the story of SECOND CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Park 9:00 a.m ., MACC division South Windsor. Rev. John C. Gay, pastor. Rev. A missionary In Africa was talking to a future, and what happens when E G ris t’s coming to earth at Bethlehem. He and Church Sts. Rev. Stephen K. Jacobson, F a c­ Emanuel Lutheran. small group who had never before heard of this thinking finally catches up UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 385 N. Main chairman, 40 Cobum Rd. Eugene M. Kibride. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 1040 begged them not to worship their heathen tor; Rev. Bruce W. Jacques, assistant to the rec­ 6:30 p.m.. Junior and Senior Christ. When he finished there was a brief with her. St. Rev. Felix M. Davis, minister. 9:30 a.m., Bible study, 463 E. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sunday Boston Tpke., Bolton. Rev. David M. Campbell, gods any longer, with bloody sacrifices, tor; Rev. Ronald E. Haldeman, assistant to the Confirmation, Emanuel silence, then one of his hearers said, “I 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, Nursery through Center St., St. M ary’s Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Pastor. out in the dark forest. He pointed to a tiny Church School Grade 12, Sermon by the Rev. Mr. rector. Lutheran. always knew there ought to be a God like Filmed on location in Iowa, Episcopal Gurch. 7:30 p.m.. Women’s Society, 9:30 a.m.. Membership Class; 10:15 a.m.. fir tree, and asked them to take it into this film portrays the Biblical OPEN SUNDAY 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Authorized Ser­ ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coventry. that.” Davis, “What Kind of King?” ; 2 p.m.. Junior 10 a.m., Edgar Circle, South Coffee and Conversation; 10:30 a.m., G urch their homes, and with singing and 10 AM TO 7 PM and Senior High Pilgrim Fellowship. vices, Rite 1; 9 a.m.. Morning Prayer, Book of Community Baptist. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. Paul F. “ I Have No Other Way” prediction, “There will be no Methodist. 8 p.m., Jewish-Gristian School, Nursery through Grade 6. (Grades 7 & 8 rejoicing, celebrate the birthday of the SUNDAY O N LY SPECIALS! Common Prayer, with sermon by the Rev. Mr. There is an apocryphal story of Jesus place to hide.” Produced by Noon, Senior Fellowship Ramen. meet Wednesdays at 7 p.m.); 10:45 a.m.. G rist Child.” Jacobson, Church School, Nursery care; 9:45 Dialogue, Susannah Wesley Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m .; Sunday Masses at and Peter in heaven, looking over the TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 luncheon. Community Baptist. Hall, South Methodist. Worship sermon: “The Meaning of Bethlehem” ; a.m., Sunday Morning Coffee House; 11 a.m.. 3:15 p.m.. Good News Gub, 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. 4:30 p.m., Nominating Committee. SLEEPING BAGS Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Swensen, Holy Communion, Book of Common Prayer, St. Stephen’s Prayer Group, Emanuel Lutheran. 183 Hillstown Rd., St. Mary’s Here’s Your Chance To Really Sava. A Huge 20% jp ra Discount with sermon by the Rev. Mr. Jacobson. 6:30 p.m., Dupee Circle, 540 HERALD YESTERDAYS % a.m., Sunday School with classes for all Episcopal. OH Our Complete Regular Line of White Stag Sleeping Bags. Spring St., South Methodist. ages, three through adult, plus an Imant- shut down If enough part-time employes ACTIVITY URGED CENTER CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, 7 p.m., Hollis Circle, 385 W. 25 Years Ago HOODED and PULLOVER Nursery; 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service with the Nigerian Guest don’t show up to man them; fourteen part- PRINCETON, N.J. (UPI) -- UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIST, 11 Center St. Center St., South Methodist. Second annual Men’s Night at Burton’s OFF SWEATSHIRTS Rev Mr. Swensen preaching on “God Would timers who work at centers say they won’t Rev. Gerald F. Moede, the Rev. Newell Curtis Jr., Rev. Winthrop Nelson 7:30 p.m.. Women’s Bible At Center Church reports more than 300 men shoppers on Have You Marvel at the Bridegroom,” Trinity If the ? is return to work until they receive pay due new general secretary of the study, 1208 Main St., South Bode Kayode of Nigeria, a hand for advice and suggestions for Christ­ Tots for those 3-years-old through Kindergarten, Jr., pastors. them from last two-week pay period. Consultation on Church BICYCLE ACCESSORIES 9 a.m.. Worship Service, the Rev. Mr. Nelson, Methodist. sophomore at Trinity Gllege, mas shopping. \ Children’s Church for Grades 1 through 3, ABOUT matched wedding rings, The Rev. John T. Delaney, pastor of St. Union, has issued an invita­ leader. Federation Room; 10 a.m.. Worship Ser­ Phebe Circle, Emanuel Hartford, will speak Sunday at James Baker is re-elected as master of Infant-Nursery. Bridget’s Church, throws first shovel of tion for evangelical and con­ vice, the Rev, Mr. Curtis, preacher, donations Lutheran. the 9 a.m. family service at we have all the answers. Manchester Grange. BARBELLS and all EXERCISE EQUIP. TOWN earth during groundbreaking ceremonies servative churches to take a for MACC Seasonal Sharing Fund; 11 a.m.. Worship and Music, Emanuel G nter Congregational Chhrch. for construction of six-classroom parish more active part in church Coffee Shoppe, Woodruff Hall; Christmas Lutheran. His sermon theme is Psalm 118. All widths, All weights COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, AN 10 Years Ago school and convent. union efforts. HOCKEY EQUIPMENT program; 4:45 p.m., Gaft activities, second 8 p.m., MACC Division of The guest speaker will also AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, 585 E. Loyal Circle of King’s Town’s three recreation centers may be floor. Parish House; 6 p.m., Potluck followed by Christian Unity, 161 McKee St. give a “moment of concern” at including Snowmobile and lUiM r Pics Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, minister. Daughters will meet Monday at All beautiful. RUBBER FOOTWEAR carol singing, Larry Woods will speak briefly the 10 a.m. church service. 9:15 a.m .. Church School for all ages. Wednesday 6 p.m. at Willie’s Steak House about the Inner City Exchange, Woodruff Hall. A pre-med student at Trinity, Kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing during 10 a.m.. Holy Communion, St. for its Christmas dinner. Kayode is the son of a G ristian Unitarians To Hear the service. Adult Class led by Rev. Frederick Mary’s Episcopal. Center Church Women pastor in Nigeria. ALUMINUM Lanz; 10:30 a.m.. Morning Worship, Commu­ FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, SCIENTIST, Couples Rotating Gourmet Marriage Counselor METAL FOLDING COT nion, message: “A Woman’s Help in Christmas 447 N. Main St. Christmas program. Center Group of the Manchester New­ PARKADE PROPANE Shopping,” Nursery provided; 6 p.m.. Youth 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School for Gngregational. comers Club will meet tonight Ur. Eleanor Hamilton, psy­ DIRECTOR’S Fellowships will meet, Bible study led by Pastor pupils up to the age of 20, care for very young 3 p.m.. Special Education lONLY at 7:30 for a surprise menu. chologist, marriage counselor LANTERN Stairs in the living room. children. Subject of the Lesson-Sermon: “God Dance Class, South Methodist. More information may be ob­ Mada to T and sexologist, will be guest The Only Cause and Creator” ; Golden Text from 7:15 p.m.. Advent Service, Ith S hoppe CHAIR tained by contacting Mrs. speaker Sunday at the 10:30 Psalms, “Many, 0 Lord my God, are thy Trinity Covenant. Frank Gallant, 16 Centerfield a.m. service of the Unitarian Canvti Sail CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 Main St. wonderful works which thou hast done, and thy 7:30 p.m., MACC board of ONLY ON SUN. and Back Alum. Frame St. Universalist Society at the Rev. William A. Taylor, pastor; Rev. Charles D. thoughts which are to us-ward; They cannot be Speaks TAN K EXTRA An Unballavabit Muit ba Brown Canvee Cover Singer Learning Center, 481 titambltd reckoned up in order unto thee: If I would Isbell, assistant pastor. Spring St. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, Gasses for all ages; declare and speak of them, they are more than ; can be numbered; The Christian Science ROLLUP FISHER-PRICE 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, message by the There will be a question and Rev. Mr. Taylor, Children’s Giurch and Nursery Reading Room at 968 Main St., is open to the w discussion period after the provided; 7 p.m.. Evening Service, message by public Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to meeting, which Is open to all SUDE-I-BOCUN PLAY FAMILY the Rev. Mr. Isbell, Nursery provided. 3 p.m. and the first and third Thursday evenings In an age of relativism it Is those interested. from 7 to 9. unson^s difficult to engage people’s SCHOOL minds in any kind of Dr. Hamilton has spent many $113 MONOPOLY Mira. Llat philosophical discussion years counseling In New York « (liillc ■ LIMIT 2 Candy Kitchen lokillin Hill $18.00 leading to absolutism. Few City and at the Hamilton GAME LIMIT 2 Rosary Society SUNDAY riliip would assume the role of “the School, Sheffield, Mass. She Is To Have Party ogre” claiming to be right to the author of “New Approaces 7 Wliere Quality Candy Is Made Freeh Dally ADULT 5/8” PLAYBACK the point of excluding others. to Intim acy,” “ Your ( ainpuroiind Chooee From Over ZOO Varieties 1973 The Rosary Society of St. Jesus was less hesitant, Engagement," “Sex Before F I G U R E \ Ir.iili'i I’.Ilk Brddget Parish will have a even in the most momentous Marriage," and “Partners in TENNIS TABLE Send the candy that Is sure to please everyone, sphere — man’s relationship Love,” a marriage manuel that ALL GUIDE Christmas party Monday In St. MUNSOirS Bridget School cafeteria. with God. Not everyone who has been published in many SKATES s ^ R o o WE MAIL ANYWHERE calls his name will be saved, editions since 1961. Originally $100 The evening will open at 6:30 A LL DAY said G rist, but he who does WLJ Roll Around $4.09 I with Mass. After a potluck, the For your friends and relatives in faraway places— the will of God, Matt. 7:21-23. The guest speaker has led ■ Model Manchester senior citizens the finest candy goodness, unmatched anywhere. Moreover, he noted that many seminars on sex for Cornell and DAY Sunshiners will present a Orders placed now will be mailed whenever you would travel the broad way to New York University Medico j musical program. Mrs. Helen SUNDAY wish. ______destruction, while the few Schools and at Roosevelt | Bumford, secretary of the would enter the narrow gate Hospital In New York City. She ' TOBOGGANS group, will be master of and follow the difficult road to ) Also has lectured at various 0 colleges and universities. See Our ceremonies. life. Matt. 7:13,14. This agrees with Prov The program will include 9 A.M. - 8 P.M. A licensed psychologist In 14:12: ‘jThere Is a way which J4K go ld from t30 Elly Piymonli BIKFS ■ WAGONS ■elections bv an instrumental New York and Massachusetts, Girls For seems right to a man, but Its group, and solos by Mrs. she Is training supervisor and a end Is the way of death.” H i IIBIBID TO BWIIIi WIT T « BM. Beatrice Maher, soprano, and NORTHWAY PHARMACY fellow of the American Associa­ All Your Mrs. Ida Cormier, pianist and cjiichaei> tion of Marriage Counselors IMnN SI REQISTERTOWIN 6 ft StUffOd musical director of the C H U R C H O F TEL 643-7111 JEWELER8-SILVERSMITHS SINCE 1000 and a member of the American Santa CHRIST Health Food Sunshiners. 230 N. MAIN STREET MANCHESTER ROUTE 6, lOtrpN TEL 649-4332 and New York Psychological Open Mon. to Sat. to 10 NO PURCHARI NICItBARV Members of the Rosary Lydall and Vernon Streets 9S8 M AIN S T R U T , DOW NTOW N M A N C H It T IR Associations, the American SUNDAY 10 to 7 FREE ORAYJINO OBC. IS Society are reminded to bring TEL. 646-4510 OKN DMLT md SUNDAY tH SiOO PJN. Phone; 646-2903 Hartford • WMtfarma Mall Academy of Psychotherapists Needs! Candy Also Avsilsbis For PunJ RsMiW and the American Society of ARR’S gifts for shut-ins. LAYAWAYS WELCOME except on one day sale item a__Matter_c|i«T^^ Clinical Hypnosis. PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 7, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 7, 1974- PAGE NINE <

SATURDAY, DEC. 7, 1974 MANCHESTER HAS IT

CERTIFIED NATIONAL INSTITUTE Who Cares? iors Elect Officers 725 EAST Business-Directory Guide For ImMiIi I« FOR MltetTM and Lori Gottlieb. Bill a soma »AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE EXCELLENCE Before the Thanksgiving should be directed to your "No one else does it.” elbow on brownie pudding? Is it homeroom representatives. member of the rifle team, is the AAMCO TRANSMSSiON OF holiday the Class of ’75 elected son of Mr. and Mrs. R. Pitkin of MIDDLE TURNPIKE "It's just an attitude.” really "someone else's stuff?” their class officers. Five Bill MacLean was elected Manchester and Surrounding 191 Waddell Road. Lori is in­ CALL 643-246X,„ "What difference can one seniors were chosen as presi­ president. He is the co-captain Or perhaps, we don't care at volved in Student Assembly and FREE person make?” dent, vice president, secretary of the varsity soccer team, a MANCHESTER S3 Tolland Tpke. Manchestar-Vamon TERMS all. This seems to be the pop­ presently heads the Advisory t Mun "Who cares?" and co-treasurer. They will Boy’s State delegate, a member I t o w in g St 83 Town Una ARRANGED In these ways we all evade ular sentiment. We will just Board. She is a member of Vicinity take charge of graduation and of Student Assembly, and chair­ \ the issue and attempt to excuse ^valk by an empty tray or brush man of the Social Committee. NHS, HSW and has been papers from the steps onto the senior events. awarded the Civitan Award. ourselves. There are mounds of Some of these activities in­ He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. ground. Broken glass is careful­ Lori is an avid horse rider and THE CRAFT & HOBBY CENTER milk cartons on the patio, popsi- clude the senior-faculty basket­ MacLean, 88 Ambassador ly stepped over and we totally was a member of the 4-H horse featuring this week... cle sticks and cigarette packs ball game, class picnic and Drive. 775 MAIN STREET N$U.M.ER ignore a clogged drain; unit. She is the daughter of Mr. seem to grow out of the bushes, quadrangle party, awards The vice president is Alex someone else will tell the and Mrs. J. Gottlieb of 119 Scott MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 and an obstacle course of trays, assembly, prom and dawn Mikolowsky. ’The son of Dr. and janitor, we say. Drive. T E L : 643-9338 dishes, and papers awaits us in dance. ’They also have a life Mrs. C. Mikolowsky of 71 Tuck MANCHESTER PARKADE This lack of concern exists in George Emmerling, principal the cafeteria. time obligation for organizing Road. He is involv^ in varsity If we want.to find a place on other areas besides our basketball, golfing, and Student of MHS, is starting his 15th year THE Store for All Your Complete neglected environment. In a class reunions. AUMGIUEII the grass to study, eat lunch, or A Senior Commencement Assembly. as Commencement Advisor. He of Your SupplicK—/ Appliance Store talk, we can be assured that the poll taken recently by the Stu­ Frank Philopena, son of Mr. wishes to congratulate the of­ FimiGuai dent Assembly, barely 50 per Committee, made up of senior nicest spots are already oc­ homeroom representatives, and Mrs. F. Philopena of 16 ficers and states that he “gets cupied by last week's grinders cent of the students questioned Virginia Road is the secretary. as excited every year...(he) is FAMOUS BRAND gave a response. Only 35 per will assist the officers in prom CAMPING EQUIPMENT and yesterday's orange peels. and graduation planning. ’They He participates in the after­ very proud and pleased that our TELEVISION - APPLIANCES cent of the entire student body seniors still turn out. It is un­ Shuffling through crunchy, will also serve as informants to school intramural program. TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING BAGS, AIR MATTRESSES, brown leaves is fine, but, voted in the mock elections held usual for a school this size.” the senior class. Any questions Co-treasurers are Bill Pitkin STOVES, LANTERNS MANrHCSTfR N lf MNOnMENT somehow, crackly, crumby by the Current Affairs Club. cookie wrappers aren't quite as Anything which does not affect pleasant. Then we have the wit­ us directly and immediately is FARR’S 649-3589 of no concern. THE EVEArrHINQ STORE tiest of sayings written on Nnt to Uw t 9ni every inch of wall space in the We shriek about an allegedly Aridian Is Arty CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET APPLIANCE I TV bathrooms. The doors, unfair policy yet we do not show OPEN DAILY TO 0 P.M. J. FARR • 643-7111 remained relatively unaware of is an asset to Aridian, and her however, are not blessed with up at a meeting at which this What is Aridian? Perhaps policy is to be discussed. We you’ve become aware of Ari­ the source of these. counsel is greatly appreciated GROOMING... such gems or originality; the by all involved. PERSONAL TEE doors are just not there. complain that we don’t like the dian announcements, sub­ tor Pooditt and All Breeds PorsonaUzad Fun and Sportswear Aridian is Manchester High Incidentally, the Aridian STUD SERVICE... tA A G G i f Why all the mess? Have we music in the cafeteria but very missions’ envelopes, and candy DONE WHILE YOU WAIT few offer suggestions to im­ sales, but so far you’ve School’s cultural arts magazine literary staff is accepting one tor Poodlaa, Toys & Mlnlaturea become so lazy that we cannot Qreat Qitts For Any Occasion prove it. People who are and is published annually each act plays, short stories, poetry, walk to a garbage can ten feet spring by Lithographies, Inc. of song lyrics, and essays for 35 Oak S t, Manchastar away? Are we so blind and so enthusiastic and who voice SUDS & SCISSORS m 3? Mon.-Sat. 10-5:30 their opinions are laughed at. Senior Class Officers Canton. Art and literature of possible publication in the blase that we don’t notice how . Thurs. ’ttl 0:30 Are our problems really that various forms comprise the spring. Submit your work in the POST ROAD PLAZA RT. 30, VERNON replusive ice cream looks when The above senior class officers were elected to represent the Class of ’75. Standing (left- Support funny or are we laughing contents of the magazine. Each submissions envelope in your Hours 9-5 Mon. - Sal. P H O N E 646-3339 smeared on doors and right) are Alex Mikolowsky, vice president and Bill Maclean, president. Sitting (left- submission is judged English class to Barbara Senna, 875-7624 sidewalks? Do we enjoy sitting because of our sense of guilt? For AFS By Appointment It is a true minority who right) are Bill Pitkin, co-treasurer; Lori Gottlieb, co-treasurer and Frank Philopena, anonymously by the art and Miss Lacker or any Aridian TRAVEL in potato salad or leaning an literary staff members. About attempt to better the school or secretary. (Photo by Kirk Woolpert) Requested member. AGENCY one third of the submissions The Aridian art staff is par­ MERCURY provide activities for our enjoy­ If you are approached by a received are printed, and all W neetleut^alleij ^o in ment. However, each of us is students with a pile of Christ­ ticularly interested in still life other submissions are returned capable of initiating or suppor­ mas cards, trying to sell them and landscape art, photographs, Phone 646-2796 Athanson Stresses Leadership on request.^ 533 Main S t 643-6295 Manchastar ting a project; it is our apathy for AFS, don’t say “no” designs, patterns, abstract art, Juniors This year, Aridian has which holds us back. When each without thinking. Consider that and fantasy for this year’s METAL OETECTOaS Buy - Sell NO SESVICE CHARS! better education in governmen­ acquired a new faculty advisor. individual realizes that only a Hartford’s Mayor George the mayor replied, "There your friends might be pleased publication. Give all art to Kent bj Wbllt'i Appraise Remorse tal history. Miss Pamela Lacker, who is in­ Denley, Robin Wagner, Sue COINS Reservations lor • Hotels • Airlines • Steamships group effort can resolve Athanson gave a talk to a aren’t any because we’ve failed to get Christmas cards from Collections Wanted terestingly enough, an algebra E d w i n E . B l o w Manchestar The junior girls would like to problems like the mess at number of MHS students last to train leadership.” He urged Another point Athanson you. ’The cards look pretty good, Marteney, Miss Lacker or any 627 Main Straat showed concern about was the teacher. Miss Lacker is an in­ thank the sophomore girls for a school, and when all of us Tuesday. His words reflected that students at all levels be and another thing to think of is Aridian member. ______O U B 111. rCAn iN UANCHCSTER inability of Presidents to com­ telligent, sophisticated in­ great game of flag football. accept our being a part of thi?*^his true care for not only the taught history and thoroughly, that when you buy a pack of the Remember, the deadline for bine good foreign policy with dividual, and an excellent SPECIAL Everyone played a terrific group, then something substan­ people of Hartford but for all and form a governmental cards, you’re helping to all submissions is Jan. 30. Sub­ FLO'S Cake Decorating Supplies productive domestic affairs. business manager as ^ell. She game. Even though we junior tial will be accomplished. people as well. standpoint, so that we will have promote international mit your work today. WM.PEHn 10W4D When asked how that affected 647-1731 girls were defeated, we got the Is punishment the answer to Athanson stressed that our train ^ leadership in the future. relations. MANCHESTER Hartforc^, he replied, “When the The Craft and Hobby Center experience we need to beat the the problem of vandalism? biggest problem is in not Athanson feels that we are “How so?”, you may ask. MOTOR OIL sophomores next spring. So U.S. doesn’t get enough oil from AUTO PARTS Should we post guards to catch recognizing the problems that living in a “reactionary The money from the cards TO UNION ST. Located at 775 Main Street in Downtown Manchester, the Craft & Hobby Center is THE store for all your the Middle East, then Hartford Auster on Athletics 191 CENTER ST. 270 BROAD ST girls, get ready for the the people who litter? Are ROCKVILLE, CONN. supplies! Allan and Faith Gaber of the Craft & Hobby Center, strive to provide their customers with expert must be faced by Conn, society” and that knowing our helps cover the expenses of sen­ MANCHESTER, CONN. reappearance of the great doesn’t get the gasoline it The interest in reporting Mon. - Sat. 10-5 »12‘® monitors needed in the residents and all Americans. history will help us to use ding a Manchester student Len Auster first appeared on Mon. ■ Sat. 10-5 advice and service, not merchandise only. They dispense fun and relaxation . . . needs.” sports for Auster dates back to FrI. 10-9 juniors. cafeterias and bathrooms? He said that students and the forethought in planning for the the Manchester sports scene Thura. 10-T ( Per Case Plue FED Tax abroad for the summer to learn high school when he worked on The Craft & Hobby Center is varied to cover the broadest possible spectrum of the hobby and craft fields. If We would also like to thank These are not solutions. community need better future, rather than relying on Mayor Athanson kept his about another culture, and it when he assumed a position on listeners alive with enter­ the school yearbook. Auster C akes they don’t have it, they will try their best to get it for you. our coaches, Dino and Billy and Perhaps if we directed our awareness of politics on local, hindsight. also enables them to teach a lit­ the Manchester Herald staff in Wedding A Specialty taining antics, such as cites three specific reasons for all the other guys who tried to energies towards involvement national and international Mayor Athanson said that tle about American culture. Ad­ October of 1973. Since then he borrowing a hat from the his interest in reporting sports: PARKADE BARBER SHOP help us win the game. Their rather than criticism and if we levels, and that the cor­ "one of the key solutions” to ditionally, it allows a student has displayed a candid form of EVERYTHING IN Wf CAN'T HIDE BEHIND audience. At the same time his 1) Basic interest in writing, 2) OUR PRODUCT ■/ LADIES S CHILDREN patience and understanding became less scornful and more respondence between them America’s lack of leadership, like Simone Lessa to come from sports reporting that has won R MENS A BOYS helped us a great deal. Thanks sincere beliefs left the group An understanding of most • MiLRGtij :N 1 8TYLINQ A SHAPINQ MEN'S HAIRCUTTINQ helpful, we could move in a must be understood. problem solving and political a foreign country to public acclaim as the Howard • ^ A ft I t GLASS • •.nOV.fR D’WRS X 1 ^ 1 BY CERTIFIED STYLISTS SENIOR CITIZEN DISCOUNT convinced. His actions and sports, and 3) “Most important­ • STORlfl»9lS • DATmTUD (liCLOSUHtS again everyone. See you in the positive direction. — Wendy When asked who the great foresight is the youth of today. Manchester for a year for the Cosell of Manchester. spring. — Junior QB Horwitz leaders are in America today. He urged students to demand ideas were somewhat inspiring. Originally intending political ly, I’m cheap. Sports reporting 4 Chair Service — No Waiting same purpose. for me in high school was a — Marina Moyr & Alan Girelli So you see, when you buy AFS science as his major at UConn, WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. ^ good way of getting in free.” JA Christmas cards, you boost Auster became more involved MANCHESTER PARKADE ApoL AvbU. Auster has a good understan­ FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS ^ S' your own popularity, and you in journalism as he switched his (Lower Level-Raar) ding of the sports scene at 649-6880 help out the international situa-^ major to communications while jManchtiler 31 SiiMlISt. ’Rock Review Guidance Notes h MHS. In his opinion, the sports 649*7322 tion by promoting understan­ participating in the school 1 MANCHESTER OVER 21 VEARS^XPE^N ^ tion today. As far as hard rock program has many areas which It’s almost impossible to talk other songs including “How Next week, students will Monday, Dec. 9, New ding. — Joe AFS paper. goes, they are nearly without review their course selections could be improved, including about Cat Stevens’ music by Can I Tell You,” “Morning Has Hampshire College, 763 Specializing In Broken,” “Moonshadow,” and peer. for the second semester. Manchester, N.H., Period 3; coaching. M A IN ST. DON WILLIS centering on one album, since According to Auster, "Dick •■'T V BRAKE SERVICE “If I I^ugh.” He adds some ’This is their third album. In Students who wish to make Tuesday, Dec. 10, New England everything this man records Math Team Second Danielson is the best coach in GARAGE extras into some other songs, each one they have shown a changes in their courses may do Tech. Institute, New Britain, 643-1191 Front End A^nnent comes out with a touch of class. the state. You can’t turn out 18 Man St, Tel 64M531 like congos in “Rubylove.” different style. They are ob­ so by seeking their counselors. Period 2; ’Tuesday, Dec. 10, On Nov. 13, the MHS Math team were Cindy Sheldon, Dale 191 General Repair Worti Because I’m most familiar with consistently winning teams Of course, this isn’t the only viously class. All their albums All such changes must be made Greater Hartford Community Team placed second in its first Sotherland, and Mike Lombar­ M A IN ST. “Teaser and the Firecat,” I’m with personnel alone.” In his album that he shines on. I can contain some stirring guitar by Dec. 18. College, Hartford, Conn., meet of the season. The contest do. Miss Sheldon deserves MANCHESTER writing about this album. opinion, school spirit is very reassure you that you’ll enjoy and a hard-rock sound. On the last day of the Period 3; Wednesday, Dec. 11, was held at East Catholic High special distinction as she tallied Cat Stevens puts all of his a perfect score of eighteen. deficient and the only remedy talents together in this album. any of his efforts. — Joe Damon Most of the songs are good, semester, students will receive Katherine Gibbs Secretarial School where they lost only to 643-1900 some are better. Among the The team’s next contention for losing records is an in­ He uses a style of songwriting a completely new schedule for School, Norwalk, Conn., Period Conard of East Hartford, the best are “ Subhuman,’’ the second semester. ’They may against the twenty-six schools creased turnout to the games. BERNARD Ae LOZIERp INC. that encompasses many “Secret Treaties” 4; Thursday, Dec. 12, Garland only ones to defeat them last “Dominance and Submission,” expect that their classes will in the league will be held at For those aspiring to sports thoughts to get his messages By Blue Oyster Cult Junior College, Boston, Mass., year. Participants in this meet MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. Drywall Contractor and “Flaming Telepaths.” meet during different periods South Catholic High School in reporting, Auster suggests that across. And he has a lot of Looking down on the titles of at 9;00; Friday, Dec. 13, White were Bob Weiss, Mark Otter, The album design features an than previously. Hartford Dec. 9. Mrs. Thomp­ one work on a school paper in Ceiling Repairs & Replacements messages. He adds to this a this album, they seemed like Pines College, Chester, N.H., Dave Hardy, and Elizabeth me LocusMim excellent pencil of an airplane The only changes allowed son, the team’s advisor, is op­ addition to increasing one’s un­ good showing of his guitar and Alice Cooper rejects. “Cagey Period 5; Friday, Dec. 13, Anderson, all sophomores. 453 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 643-6922 Now Introducing and on the inside jacket the timistic at their promising start derstanding of sports in keyboard abilities. He uses his Cretins,” “Subhuman,” and once the semester begins will Allegheny College, Meadville, Juniors participating were Quality Carpentry Work, Patioa - same sketch is in color. My be those necessitated by a first and says, “We’re looking general. Keep in mind that a i Q i m ^ MnOAONI-IUSMtS Alarms. Locks A guitar to speed up some songs, “Career of Evil” are just a few Pa., Period 4. Dave Beaulieu, Mickey Simon, Sales, Combination Changes Additions A Remodeling apologies to Peter Cordner forward to a great season.” reporter cannot please such as “Peace ’Train” and examples. Luckily they don’t semester failure. Registration deadline for the and Doug Baker. Seniors on the Sales A Service - Bonded. ^Moat because I borrowed his album Lori Egan everyone. — John W. Mrosek keys In slock. Repairs ol all kinds. Free Estim ates Phone 849-4484 “Tuesday’s Dead,” and he sound like Alice Cooper rejects. Representatives visiting College Board S.A.T. Test is and lost his inside jacket. — A lio We Make Keys. Scissors & slows the music down and Blue Oyster Cult is one of the MHS during the week of Dec. 9 Dec. 26, 1974. The testing date Mike Darby O t f l M L p / ) Pinking Shears Sharpened. brings your emotions into it in better rock groups in circula­ through Dec. 13 are as follows: is Feb. 1, 1975. CUSTOM MADE IRON SEE US FOR: CANVAS AWNIN08 • Aluminum Roll Up SCRAP METAL Awninge Osfrinsky e Door Cenoploe and PAPER Closer Look At Katherine Bourn e Storm Doore DEALER IN WASTE e Comblnellon WIndowe MATERIALS 131 PARKER ST. I must admit that upon taking science courses there. NIANCHEiTER AWNING GO. T t l . 943 5135 or 943-5919 She added, "I think people She firmly believes such a entering Room 229 one after­ They would have been hard to 185 WEST CENTER ST. don’t have the impression that program could help bridge the noon, clutching my tape understand in French, so she Talephona 649-3091 there is anybody, any place that intangible gap between the stu­ recorder and spiral notebook, I took language courses. When eutbllthad 1149 talks French..».It’s just dent and the language he is was quite nervous. It being my she returned to the U.S., she something that’s in the book learning. “The kids must have Don Willis Garage first interview for the High finished out her last year and they have to cope with it. motivation...’The country seems ThP Don Willis Garaee located at 18 Main St. in Manchester has been “serving satisfied customers since MANCHESTER Over 30 Yeorr' Exporlonco i School World, I had worries majoring in English. She went STtVEHSWrS EXXON SERVICENIER It’s such fun to be able to talk to remote...They are taking the about whether or not I could to Wellesley for her Masters 405 Main 8t., Manchaatar 549-5533 1928 ” Specializing in wheel and alignment and brake service as well as general auto Coll 649-5807 somebody when you do go on a language indirectly as a means A MEMORIAL DO. pull this off. But I needn’t have Degree, after which she taught IW.,4 01 9. tonte. tw CM N lor C*r S e s t prStelon equlpmeSt. complete line of quality “ “ trip. Learning a language is an of impressing a college with -HMe lie mrm A. AIM BTTI. Prop- worried, since I was soon put at in a girls’ school. provide fast 24hour towing service. For quality automobile service, try the Don Willis Garage, ttieraia pn Oppoolte E«it Comotery accomplishment, like learning their ability. ’That does not lUrriion St. >Uncb*.lor ease by the warm and open While her children were to play the piano or ride a make it vivid enough.” > TUNE-UPS by Pinto) nature of Mrs. Katherine growing up, she served on the QuaHty Memorials bicycle...you don’t really ever In strong favor of a liberal Bourn, MHS French teacher. Board of Education here in I GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE forget it and it doesn’t change education, she states, “People . . ; i It may surprise you, but Manchester, and taught in that much like other subjects.” have gotten sidetracked into REPAIRS ON ALL CARS teachers have a beginning, too, Bloomfield and Storrs. She She declared that one can ' and hers was in upper New resigned from the Board in 1967 purely vocational alms. They Got A PalnUng Problem? We’ll Help! always brush-up on it and pick want to take something that York state. She attended a one- so that she could come to teach it right up again, “as long as will have an immediate result.” 'ET OWNERS Scrvioe slill means something to us — anti service means spending enough room schoolhouse until she was at MHS. you have the Background.” time with you to help you select the right paint finish for that job you re plan­ HO I She feels that a person must eight, when her family moved Mrs. Bourn is head of the As tor improving the IPAVL’SS PpNT\ II you can’t Bnd what you’re looking for alaawhara, stop ning See us for paint and service when you plan your next project “appreciate life himself and not to Schenectady. After doing MHS selection committee for In to sat us. Chaneas art wa will hava what you naad. MAi ST. language department, she simply go through a training 400 MAIN STREET - MANCHESTER, CONN exceedingly well on the New the Americans Abroad would like to have provided Why not slop hara flrat and you may not hava to go any MANCKSra procedure to become an touraine paints MttSOl 06040 York State Regent Exams, she program, a division of AFS. more funds for movies and lurthar. E/lJohnson PAINT CQ employe some place. You have entered high school at the ripe This committee chooses two Katherine Bourn tM llI R. IKK. ORDER OK THE GOLDKN RULE other materials, "whatever can to have something that’s going WMlPAPtt •WRPniM6 •ARTS & CRARS MANCHESTER PET CENTER old age of nine. students who have a chance to Your Independent Dealer replied, “Europeans have an make culture and people seem to enrich your own life.” • MAPI! STllEET. DOWIITOWN MAHCHESTHt > MIM 279 Interestingly enough she later go abroad for the summer, or 61S Main Street Mancheeler ‘N U Y TEIE p a i n t TEIAT'S WORTE4 THE WORIT advantage In learning a more alive.” She is very much Her hobbies outside of school ______Just Around Tha Cornar From Main... entered St. Lawrence Universi­ study abroad for a year before language because the different interested In a particular are gardening and embroidery. Frtt PaHiina Bnir of Store • Phone 649-0300 UUHDMiW Don’t Buy New Clothas...Dry Clean ty intending to become a doc­ attending college. She feels, “It countries are so close. When we program where a young French Mrs. Bourn is also a member of FORMAL'S INN inc. Your OW Clothes Like Now tor. However, in her sophomore is very interesting...to find out travel to other states, we don’t person could work in the school the Rahm School Board. She M.H «iw«rN 6 jomrs FLOOR covering inc. Fqr the tux, OUR PROFS99IONAL DRY CLIANINa OIVSS year she was intrigued by the Why they want to go abroad have to know a different system. Only private schools NSW LIFI TO YOUR CLOTHSS idea of spending her junior year has two boys and a girl. 7 s r and whether they’d fit in with a language...! wish the kids had a employ thjsm now, because they It is my hope that through \NCi S'^ 119 Oakland S t that’s inn Free Pic k U p A D o lN o ry abroad. Having taken French in family...It’s a very worthwhile chance to go to a foreign coun­ allow uncertified teachers to CALL 649-6881 high school and in college, she this article one can perceive the BBRNfB'S Imtaumg S/nco 1953 program.” An 18-year-old boy try just for a vacation.” She assist In their classrooms. This versatile talents and unique "A ll work dono on pramlaoE and M ir fU9fan4ooW chose to attend the University from the French Alps spent last referred with a laugh to one is unfortunate for they demand LINOLEUM - CARPET - C r"**"® .-,!?'” * of Paris. concern and affection for her Frank A. Amont. Frttldtnl summer with the Bourns. year when a boy wrote in her only minimal salaries, and are OPEN DAILY 10 A.M.-8 P.M. KITCHEN A BATH RBMODELINO 35 Oak Sl„ MancheEler, Conn. 06040 PARKADE CLEANERS She could not continue students which prove her to be When asked if there are any yearbook, “ Thank you for 19 or 20, “nearly the age of the a prize to be cherished among Ttlapirant 10-9 Wtak Diyt 402 W. MIDOLS TPKI. studying to be a doctor since particular problems about trying to make French not so kids and a living, breathing lOMnMon.,Tiiaa.,Sat« t o * W. « t o » | : " j S49.7901 10-5 ta luiday •he was discouraged from the faculty of MHS. — Barbara MANCHESTER PARKADE 843-9561 | maiiCHI8TIR Cleied Wedneadn______143 »47i teaching a language, she much of a dead language.” example of that culture.” Anderson MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 7, 1974 — PAGE ELEVEN ,•4 ^ ^ PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 7, 1974 BEST CHEF ...... AUSTIN, Tex. (UPD - Seven Meetings Next Week 170 Att^d Bolton Football Banquet thousand amateur chefs entered NEWS FOR SENIOR CITIZENS As soon as the gifts are recipes in Texas’ second annual By WALLY FORTIN Because Two Heads 2he Hcralb Bolton Football Association and Mark Jensen, coaches trophy; Leon Rivers and Marshall Donna Holland received ail girls will be “Grain-Fed Beef Cook-off." Area Profile several guests. Peter McCarrick, best lineman Taylor, head C team coach. Among the public meetings 7:30 p.m. — Youth Commis­ The midget football banner B team and Michael Ouellette, notified. Mrs. Sam P. Worden of The 1974 midget football The cheerleader coaches schedul^ in Manchester next sion, Municipal Building coffee Are Better Than One ... hung in back of the head table. best back B team. The C squad cheerleaders Houston won the $600 prize with room. banquet held at the Bolton received pendants for their received a team picture taken year we may start more lessons week are: The tables were covered with The president's trophy a dish she called “Beef Nuggeti” Hello there, we’ve been with maple syrup, strawberry Congregational Church volunteer efforts during the by their coach, Janice Groves. waiting for you! We can't tell to give other beginners a ice cream, beverage. 7:30 p.m. — Community Some Changes Made educational building was gold paper and gold napkins and awarded annually to the best all MONDAY Development Advisory Com­ gold and white paper plates around program participant on fooball season. 'The gifts were you how well we made out with chance to learn, as well as Schedule for the Week attended by approximately 170 presented by Jocelyn Soares, ROAD HAZARD our big Craft and Food Sale keeping the regulars up on all Monday through Friday, we 7 p.m. — Blue ribbon sewer mittee, Municipal Building people. were used. either the A, B or C squad was study committee, Lincoln probate court. In Plan For Firehouse Following a potluck dinner presented to Charles Anderson, president of the WABFA. DETTROIT (UPD - Large vehi­ because at this writing it was the latest. are still taking reservations for Those attending included the cles such as trucks or buses still going strong, and as it Burtons Return the Christmas show. Center. BOLTON The PBC received proposals football players and trophies were awarded. C team player. All cheerleaders on the A, B 7 p.m. — Conservation Com­ WEDNESDAY Special trophies were All boys who partlcipted in throw up a spray of oily road lasted into the evening and this Speaking of dancing, after the Monday, 10 a.m. to noon, Donna Holland for furniture and equipment for cheerleaders, coachs, parents, and C squads were recognized, water when passing a car. Turn mission, Municipal Building 7:45 p.m. — Library Board, members of the Bolton Football presented to Raymond Myette, the program were awarded an column had to get into The first of the year, we will have kitchen social bingo, one can of Correspondent the library. It will ask the but were unable to receive their wipers to high s p ^ and acti­ Hearing Room. Mary Cheney Library. Association, members of the best lineman A team; Matthew engraved team trophy. The Herald, the full report will our very g o ^ friends the Lee canned goods need^; noon to 646-0375 selectmen to waive the bid gifts as they were not shipped in vate the windshield washer to Burtons back with us to start us 7:30 p.m. — Community Women’s Auxiliary of the Dreselly, best back A team; trophies were presented by time for the banquet. come Wednesday. 12:30 p.m., lunch is served; 1 THURSDAY The Public Building Commis­ policy so one of the proposals avoid a sudden loss of visibility. I know one thing; we sure had off with some ballroom dan­ Development Advisory Com­ sion met recently with the fire p.m. to 4 p.m., pinochle games. 8 a.m. — Downtown Action may be accepted. many beautiful gifts for sale, cing. mittee, Municipal Building commissioners, building in­ Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., return Committee, Municipal Building and lots of real old-fashioned This will be open to everyone; probate court. trips at 12:30 p.m. and 4 p.m. Hearing Room. spector, fire marshal and baked goods. From the looks of in fact, Lee would like to have 8 p.m. — Board of Education, Tuesday, 10 a.m. to noon, 6:30 to 8 p.m. — Judge of architects to discuss the the way things were going. I’m an advanced class starting at 10 45 N. School St. ceramic class, and bus for shop­ Probate office hours. planned addition and sure we will have a great report in the morning, and at 11 a ping; 1 p.m.. Senior Bowling 7:30 p.m. — Hockanum River renovation! to the firehouse. for you come Wednesday. beginner’s class. In this way it League at the Parkade Lanes; TUESDAY Linear Park Coordinating Com­ Raymond Soma, chairman of Ride Canceled won’t be so boring to those who 1:30 p.m., return trip from 7 p.m. — Board of Directors, the fire commissioners, can already shake a pretty good Clear Windshields mittee, Municipal Building Not so exciting news is that shopping. Municipal Building Hearing coffee room. MAGIC MIRROR attempted to obtain a waiver we are calling off the Mystery leg, and also it will give the W^nesday, 10 a.m. to noon, Wrapped up in their work and Room. from the state fire marshal for Ride. Just couldn’t get enough beginners a chance to really pinochle games; noon to 12:30 also for it, needleworkers sew Beauty Salon a large assembly room on the interest at this time. Now all learn and not feel out of place. p.m., lunch is served; 1 p.m. to stitches that mean clear 757 Main Street, Downtown Manchester second floor, but was unable to you folks who did sign up, we’re More on this later. 4 p.m., bridge games; 1:30 p.m. windshields for pilots. Fine do so. asking you to stop by the office to 3:30 p.m., ceramic class. Bus heating wires are stitched into SWEET APPLE CIDER Introduces The fire commissioners vinyl plastic interlayers which, and get your refund. pickup at 8:30 a.m., return trips MADE FRESH ON THE FARM decided to reduce the size of the On the brighter side, we are Christmas Show at 12:30 p.m. and 3:30 p.m. bonded between glass panels, second floor meeting room to form laminated aircraft coming along just fine with our By the way, our annual Thursday, 10 a.m., square accommodate 74 or less per­ windshields. Heated electricaF No preservatives - Not pasteurized. A pure and Larry and Bobbi Christmas Show at Radio City. Christmas Show is scheduled dancing; noon to 1 p.m.. Hot sons. The room will then have a ly, the wires deice windshields natural product. An excellent substitute for soft We still have 10 seats left, so for this Thursday afternoon. meals and Meals-on-Wheels; single main use which will for clear flight vision in bad drinks. come on down and sign up; they Santa Claus will be here, and as 1:05 p.m., our Chritsmas Show formerly of the Manchester area, this affect the building and fire code weather. Special clothing tell me it’s a great show. part of the entertainment we featuring Santa Claus, category it comes under. guards against foreign matter brother and sister team welcomes their THE WO^HERLAND OE TOYS & GAMES PLAY FAMILY I guess the happenings here will have our popular presents, and for dessert the Arnold and Richard in the precision process at PPG MacINTOSH BALDWIN CASTLE BY FISHER at the Center start with exchanging of gifts. Women Round Table Singers. Bus old and new friends for exciting head­ Lawrence, architects, Industries’ Huntsville, Ala., Tuesday, and in the morning will bring a ladies gift, and the pickup at 8:30 a.m., pick up at CORTLAND WINESAP presented preliminary sketches PRICED LOW EOR MOM & DAO! PRICE while many of our volunteers noontime and return trip plant. lines!! men will bring a man’s gift, and for the planned addition. The f a f t t ImJ mw i Hk hMTl were busy sorting out all the we ask that you give the type of around 3 p.m. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK For An Appointment, Phone 646-6821 commissioners viewed them C«Bflhead coach of the Tigers. Holland has been assistant Square Dancers leave your name. If there is SALE 8® * enough interest we will pass it SAVE $2 SAVE 1.51 head coach of the team for the Next Thursday we will have SAVE 1.05 or past two years. our final class for square dan­ on to Jim. That trip, of course, FRANKLIN •’BOBBY ORR” would come right after the first SHERBROOKE JUNIOR GLOVE He obtained his football cing. CUSTOM PRO Kii experience at East Hartford S A V E NO W I You perhaps read in the of the year. SHIN GUARD 13” SHIN GUARD [{Vi High School. paper a couple days ago about The latest news on our good 8 8 our local Senior Center’s old pal Margaret Hoppe is that AAA our reg. 9.49 Linden Squares receiving their she is resting comfortably after ' our reg. 10.S8 ■ T our reg. 5.49 Leather7 ventilated palm; ROCKVILLE diplomas. Our good friends a serious operation. Margaret Full-size 16" model with White felt padded knee sec­ floating loam-padded, wrap MONOPOLY^ BY is expected to be in the hospital plastic reinforced Insert tion; foam-padded knee hinge; around cuff roll; 2-plece thumb. HOSPITAL Happy Hal Petschkes were the to protect knee when bent; vinyl canvas leg sling: covered In ex­ 13" long in assorted colors, PARKER BROS. caller and instructors for this for quite a spell, so why not stop and foam reinforced Instep: dou­ panded vinyl: felt calf wings, at least 18 per store Buy, swap and sell properties class. They did a terrific job in by and say hello to her; if not, ble felt knee cushion, at least 18 per store Atom hockey glovs... NOTES with this popular board gamel shaping up our gang as quickly at least send her cards and your at least 12 per store our reg. 5.44 ...... 4.44 Play money, dice, plastic FRANHltN ••HAT TtHCK’* /VVI.O/V C j houses and motels, tokens In­ as they did. Happy Hal started prayers. Admitted Thursday: Jolene -f- Brennan, Niederwerfer Rd., cluded. For 2-8 players, agea teaching our seniors and fell in PRO CURVE HOCKEY STICK 8 to adult. love with them, and decided to B tifik Mid South Windsor; Audrey Grant, at least 72 per store Menus for the Week 54"-55" Derek BIG 84 VINGS ON tMith Sqting# BManb and llQMIni Enfield; Bonnie Hagg, Robbie go to surrounding towns and Monday: Homemade clam S a n d e rs o n 9 8 HMmib eopiwt. FeainHMddaa start other seniors on their autograph model Rd., Tolland; Helen Lathrop, chowder, ham sandwich, S A V E 9D* hnek roEs) Musts* way. with Vi" curved 2 HIS HOCKEY NEEDS! Ms tsrtst n? SAV Enfield; Richard Perry, Middle chilled fruit, beverage. blade, at least 30 our reg. 3.88 SAVE 10.99 7 ^fo re too long, there will be fRAUKLm ONB-PaCE HOCKtY HELMET MJssiRijIliprsMrt Brook Apts., Ellington; Joan Wednesday; Homemade per store Riordan, Eleanor Dr., Vernon; a . number of senior square Lightweight "Cycolac" construction vegetable beef soup, grilled Raymond Spellman, Thompson dance clubs, and occasionally cheese and bacon sandwich, CAGEMASTER GOALIE STICK assures upmost comfort and safetyl the clubs will visit each center 48 " 19-ply handle Air-flow ventilation slots, contoured St., Rockville; Jennifer Welhe, frosted cupcake, beverage. ear straps. Sizes S-M-L. Gem Dr., Rockville. our rog. for some dancing and friendly Thursday: Veal cutlet with with 14" blade; 22" 0 8 8 ly get-togethers. bullt-%p sections; C F S A V E 1.31 Discharged Thursday: 79.99 sauce, zucchini and tomato, glass-tipped, at i k \ i u m George Baker, Regan Rd., We want to take this time to creamy tomatoes, roll and least 24 per store our reg. 5.18 congratulate all the members PEE WEE ELBOW PAD BY SHERBROOKE ourrig.24il||'.,’' Rockville; Dorothy Barbero, HUFFY ••RED HOV* BIKE butter, vanilla pudding with Russell Dr., Rockville; Peter of the Linden Squares, and also PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY STICK He'll need this pre-shaped expanded Fantastic 20’’, 3-speed hl-rlser chocolate sauce, beverage. BarletU, High St„ Rockville; the Petschkes for getting them Friday: Pancake festival, American Pro vinyl elbow pad with loam covered bike for b o y s... sure to pleasal started. After the first of the model 54" long 88 molded poly elbow cap. Cotton drill 88 FRANKLIN aUPE> Pamela Carr, E. Main St., The "Red Hot” dragster fluffy pancakes, creamy butter. with 10-ply verti­ lined 2" wastic armband. •AVE NOWI Hockvllle; Mrs. Irene Guay and cal laminated 'S A V E $1 our reg. 3.59 features twist grip shifter, dual blade, at least 36 our reg. 5.88 daughter. West Hartford; caliper hand brakes for safe per store James Hahn, Vernwood Dr., stops, sparkling chrome plated SHERBROOKE JUNIOR SHINGUARD8 flsidMf Vernon; Justine Howard, Lake rims. Red Pepper fenders and PINTO HOCKEY STICK Rd., Coventry; Jeffrey Super protection! Foam padded knee bright yellow trim. Supriae him! Beginner's Jablonskl, Stafford Springs; with 3-plece con­ hinge covered In expanded vinyl. Fully assembled. ABOUT TOWN struction; quality Knee cushion and molded polyethy­ Linda Lindquist, Cemetery Rd., ash shaft; straight lene knee cap. 13" long. Vernon; Kathleen Merek, Sum­ blade. 38"-45". at S A V E 51 mit Dr., Tolland; Mri. Elaine our rtg. 1.4B A kitchen social will be con­ The Maranatha Christian least 48 per store Popovltch and daughter, Hart- ducted Monday at 1:30 p.m. in Coffee House for teens and for.d Tpke., Rockville; Joseph Cronin Hall of Mayfair young adults will meet tonight Prlvlzzlno, Clinton St., Gardens. All Mayfair residents at 7j30 in Fellowshi|) Hall of Manchester,' William 381 Broad St., Manchester f 1 are invited. Calvary Church, 647 E. Middle Sembenottl, Esquire Dr., Tpke. The public is Invited. Manchester. PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 7, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 7, 1974- PAGE THIRTEEN

OBITUARIES Police Burn Ton ABOUT Of Dirty Books TOWN Charles P. Mitchell Manchester and had lived here Giarles P. Mitchell Sr., 73, of all her life. She was a member OCALA, FLA. (UPI) - hundred "marital aids” went The Daughters of Isabella Madison, N. J., formerly of 78 of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Police Friday set fire to a ton of on the fire. will have a Christmas party Hackmatack St., died Thursday and its Ladies Guild. She was a confiscated pornography — They were all confiscated Tuesday at the KofC Home. A at Morristown Memorial former member of Temple after carefully checking "every from the same place — the Cen­ catered dinner will be served at Hospital in Morristown, N.J. Chapter, OES. page, every item.” turion adult bookstore across 6:30 p.m. Members are He was the husband of Survivors are a son, Alan “It took us five days to do a the street from the Ocala reminded to bring a $1 gift. Caltherine Schultz Mitchell. Holmes of Hollywood, Fla.; ^hree-hour inventory,” said Chamber of Commerce. Those planning to attend are He was born Aug. 7, 1901, in three granddaughters, and four assistant state attorney Ray County Judge William T. reminded to make their reser­ W illimantic and lived in great-grandchildren. McNeal with a grin. Swigert order^ the material vations with Mrs. Yvonne Manchester for many years un­ Funeral services are Monday "Every page was obscene,” burned when It began to Lemire, 643-1966, as soon as til moving to Madison, N.J., at 1:30 p.m. at Holmes Funeral confirmed a policeman overflow the evidence room at possible. about a week ago. Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. watching the smut go up in the police department. He was employed as an Stephen Jacobson, rector of St. smoke at the Florida Fire "We’re just burning a pile of New Haven expediter at Pratt & Whitney Mary’s Church, will officiate. College. Authorities valued the garbage,” said assistant state Man Honored Aircraft Division of United Air­ Burial will be in Buckland pornography at $10,000. attorney Steve Ryder. "It’s not craft Corp. in East Hartford un­ Cemetery. A total of 1,344 magazines, literature.” HARTFORD (UPI) - Tom- til his retirement in 1965. He Friends may call at the 116 newspapers and several maso D. Rendino of Torrington, was in the Merchant Marines in funeral home Sunday from 2 to an officer of the U.S. District World War II. 4 p.m. Court in New Haven has He was a member of the The family suggests that any received the Richard F. Doyle Manchester Historical Society memorial contributions may be Award, given annually to one and the Society for the Preser­ made to the Book of Remem­ federal probation officer in the vation of New England Antiqui­ brance at St. Mary’s Episcopal United States. ty. He was also a member of Church. the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston. Mrs. Dorothy P. Switzer REMINDER Other survivors are a son, Mrs. Dorothy Pollard Charles P. Mitchell Jr. of In order to better eerve Madison with whom he was Switzer, 62, of East Hartford living; a daughter, Mrs. Harvey died Friday at an East Hartford TOLLAND COUNTY device at a home on King St. our customere, we are convalescent home. She was the Spiegel of Boston, Mass; two Friday, 5:28 p.m. — defective (Vemon Ambulance) mother of Robert G. Switzer of brothers, James L. Mitchell of heat det^tor called firemen to MANCHESTER Hebron and sister of Mrs. Lois OPEN EVERY SUNDAY Atlanta, Ga., and John G. the Tolland Middle School. Today, 1:20 a.m. — two Mitchell of Old Saybrook; and Russell of Andover. (Tolland Fire Department) Toyota cars collided head-on at She is also survived by a one grandson. Friday, 10:12 p.m. — dryer the intersection of E. Center 8 am 'til 2 pm Funeral services and burial daughter, a brother, two other fire at a home on Lawrence St. and Parker Sts. The police sisters and four grandchildren. will be private. (Rockville Fire Department) report is incomplete. Taken to Try one of the Pepperldge The Raymond A. Lanterman Funeral services are Monday AMBULANCE CALLS Manchester Memorial Hospital Salvation Army Band cornetists accompany the carolers. at 11 a.m. at the Lowe- Farm cakea which are on and Son Funeral Home, 126 TOLLAND COUNTY were the driver of one car, eale at 99i and $1.09... From left are Gary Perrett, Donald Perrett and David South St., Morristown, N.J., is Robacker Funeral Home, 2534 Steve V. Umberger, 19, of East Main S., Glastonbury. Burial Friday, 6:48 p.m. — a Gebel. in charge of arrangements. Hartford with facial injuries will be in St. James Cemetery, child caught his hand in an CAMPBELL'S ammunition reloading and Kenneth Burnham, 22, of Glastonbury. 647 Ellington Rd., South Wind­ TOMATO SOUP Mrs. Agnes F. Holmes Friends may call at the Mrs. Agnes Fallow Holmes, sor with multiple lacerations. Sirkka Johnson boosts her nephew, Karl E. Henderson. funeral home Sunday from 7 to Two young women 78, of 34 Goslee Dr. died Friday 9 p.m. SNETCO Rate at Manchester Memorial passengers in the other car The family suggests that any were also taken to MMH. ’They Hospital. She was the^widow of memorial contributions may be Hike Request Arthur J. Holmes. A fireman at the Florida Fire College in Ocala Fla. burns a portion of nearly 310,000 worth are Beverly P. Wood, 26, of made to the Emphysema Fund, of sex books, magazines, and devices confiscated in raids at an Ocala adult bookstore over East Hartford with back, hip, CHOCK FUU 0’ NUTS Mrs. Holmes was bom in Imlay St., Hartford. Anticipated the past year. The rest of nearly a ton of material, was burned inside a fire training and rib injuries and Maureen B. orMAHTINSUirS building at the college. (UPI photo) Dooley, 22, of the same East HARTFORD (UPI) - The Hartford address with head and COFFEE Southern New England face injuries. Telephone Co. is expected to The hospital admitted ask for a record rate increase Burnham and Miss Wood who We are taking Vernon Council to Meet of $73 million, the largest were reported in satisfactory ChrUtmas Orders for NEWS request ever to come before the condition late this morning, ac- state Public Utilities Commis­ SWEDISH KORV cording to a hospital MORRELL HAMS CAPSULES Over Sex Show Proposal sion. spokesman. Mrs. Dooley and The company’s last rate in­ Umberger were both treated in RIB ROAST PEEF crease was in 1972, when the the emergency room and FRESH TURKEY PUC granted nearly $37 million released. Prompted by the announce­ that the proposed showing can bills as an educational oppor­ of a $54 million request but Shop Pinehurst Goes Deer Hunting ment that a Rockville theater be dealt with through exsiting tunity. ’Two other unidentified males rejected a company proposal to in the car with the two women Sunday 8 ant to 2 pm HARLINGEN, Tex. (UPI) — Saying he needed a rest will show live sex on stage state law, but also feels a local increase toll bmth call rates to ’The showing involves six were not injured seriously, ac­ % \ from his lengthy confirmation hearings in Washington, beginning Jan. 2, the Vernon ordinance might be of help. 20 cents. PINEHURST \ \ Town Council will meet Mon­ Meanwhile Vernon Police couples performing at 30- cording to the ambulanbe crew. vice presidential nominee Nelson Rockefeller arrived The latest request will be of­ (Manchester Ambulance) 302 MAIN day night to consider an or­ Chief Herman A. Fritz is con­ minute sessions, w i^ a tape ficially filed next Thursday, but Friday for a deer hunting trip in the Lower Rio Grande dinance on obscene and por­ sulting with state prosecutors narration, during four perfor­ Valley. the company has not officially \ nographic material. about what steps can be taken. mances a day, including confirm^ Uie request yet. The Abbtit 100 persons —mostly northerners who spend Mayor Frank J. McCoy has Both Fritz and McCoy have matinees. The Rockville effect of the increase on winter&.iu the semi-tropical valley — met Rockefeller called a special meeting for received complaints about the Cinema showed “Deep Throat” customers has not yet been when his private jet landed at Harlingen International Air­ 7;30 in in Administration proposed showing which Angelo last year and a circuit court calculated. Horfcon port. Smiling, he shook hands and exchanged pleasantries Building. Palma, one of the managers of jury found it not obscene after a A contract between the com­ OPEN and later talked to newsmen. McCoy said he is convinced the Rockville Cinema I and II, trial. pany and the 10,500-member ALL DAY Asked the purpose of his visit. Rockefeller said, “Well, Connecticut Union of Telegraph to take a good rest and just get out into God’s country.’’ Workers signed this year resulted in a 36 per cent salary increase over three years. Sunday **Sine we now the Yuletide carols, Fa-la-Ia*IaBaltimore Orioles —had the clubowners “Sure we’re looking for a third baseman,” a Reds NEW YORK'(UPI) - At times it wasn’t the 4 Foran 8 24 16 same things I said after thb and performed admirably. three quarters. The Bulldogs 5 0-2 10 leaving town still eyeing the “gems” that got away—Tony spokesman said, “but the only one we’d trade Perez Facing a long winter of finest exhibition of basket- 4 VikllneU last game,” Blanchard controlled their offensive 3 LeCourt 7 »-13 23 Center Mark Viklinetz and Perez and Tony Oliva among others. straight up for would be Sal Bando and he’s not available.” frustration, the Kansas City bali ever seen but brother it 3 Martin 2 0-1 4 voiced, "We didn’t play that Jim Kurlowicz had 10 points backboard but couldn’t get 2 Haberern 0 (M) 0 The Orioles, who strengthened themselves immnsely Meanwhile, Baltimore wasn’t through dealing either. Scouts will have to look to an sure was exciting with all well, but we hustled and that the shots to fall. Missed was apiece for Cheney along with the acquisition of power hitters Ken Singleton and Lee Reportedly, the Orioles were still hopeful of unloading occasional high spot to keep aspects of the game 20 ToUU 26 13-22 65 gave us the game. Kolodziej an easy layup by Kevin with 13 and 10 rebounds May plus righthanded pitcher Mike Torrez while giving up some of their excess “lumber” in the person of Earl their spirits warm. witnessed. Leading most of Bolton (63) commented, ‘‘The Kowalyshyn with 1:45 left P B F Pts. respectively. ‘The two teams only one frontliner (southpaw Dave McNally), have got a Williams and Boog Powell, while also possibly picking up Such an occasion occurred the way, Cheney Tech had to 4 Groves 6 8-0 20 difference was our poor battled evenly off the which could have closed the 3 Fletcher S 44 14 lot of other clubs worried. Oliva, the aging but still dangerous designated hitter, from Friday night when they held the rally to subdue Bolton High, deficit to one. 3 Hills 2 1-2 3 shooting. But I’ll tell you. boards, 42-42. Pacing the , Particularly concerned are the New York Yankees, the Minnesota. mighty Philadelphia Flyers to a 65-63, last night at the 3 Kowalyshyn 4 1-3 8 Cheney was up for the game 3-3 tie. Just five nights earlier, In comparison, Cheney got 2 Behrman 2 4-7 8 Bolton attack was 5-11 Orioles’ closest rivals in the American League East in ‘74. Two “lesser” player deals highlighted the final day of Beavers’ court. 4 Ryba 1 04 2 and my kids apparently in Philadelphia, the Stanley Cup some clutch foul shooting junior forward Paul Groves 'The Yankees, who thought they had traded themselves the meetings and for the Montreal Expos who swapped A crowd of 400 saw Coach 0 B ^ h er 0 1-2 1 weren’t. I’m not taking champions had humiliated Kan­ from Tom LeCourt and Tom 2 Dooman 0 (M) 0 with 20 points and 12 ahead of Baltimore by picking up Bobby Bonds from the veteran Ron Fairly to the St. Louis Cardinals, it was the Gerry Blanchard’s cagers 0 Brown 1 2-2 4 anything away from them caroms. Fletcher netted 14 sas City, 10-0. Foran, the latter icing the San Francisco Giants prior to the meetings, now find fourth trade of the week —most for any club. Randy Rota scored two cop their second win in three 83 (Cheney). They hustled and for the Bulldogs. verdict with 15 seconds to 21 Totals 21 21-31 themselves one “thumper” behind. The Expos, obviously cleaning their house of high second-period goals for the starts in the young 1974-75 Score at half: Cheney 37*31 rebounded and did the job. Cheney journeys to go, canning both ends of a But before they left Friday, the owners adopted a second salaried veterans (they sent $110,000 centerfielder Willie Scouts, enabling them to take a campaign. It was the season We won four of five scrim­ Somers High Tuesday night & one-and-one situation. inter-league trading period slated for March 16-31 and that Davis to the Texas Rangers TThursday), unloaded the 34- 3-2 iead into the final stanza. opener for the visiting LeCourt was game-high mages and the kids were while Bolton returns home will give the Yankees another chance at landing Perez, the year old Fairly who b att^ .245 with 12 homers and 43 runs- But although the Flyers un­ Bulldogs. Bolton grabbed the lead with marksman with 23 points on cocky and I hate to say it but the same night to host Cincinnati Reds’ run-producing first baseman. batted-in over 146 games this season, to the Cardinals for leashed 14 shots at goaltender A frigid shooting spree by a six-point spurt. But two a seven for 14 performance maybe this was the best Lyman Memorial. It was no secret the New Yorkers were working on a first baSeman Ed Kurpiel (20) and second baseman Rudy Michel Plasse, all they could Coach Tom Kolodziej’s Foran taps and two foul from the floor. Foran thing which could’ve In jayvee action, Bolton three-cornered deal that would first send outfielder Roy Kinard (25). manage was a single goal by Bolton five in the final stan­ shots from LeCourt Reggie Leach to earn a chipped in with 18 points and happened to us.” upended Cheney, 7(>-51. Jeff White to Montreal for third baseman Bob Bailey, and then sandwiched around a bucket deadlock. za sealed its fate. The 14 rebounds. Pressed into service Brown had 29 markers for by P at Fletcher gave It was only the 10th point, on visitors connected on just Trailing 53-52 at the start because of an ankle injury to the Bulldogs and Bruce 3 S Cheney the lead back, 61-60, four victories and two ties, in 25 three of 20 floor shots and of the final eight minutes. starting guard Mike Beebe netted 14 for the misfired on five free throws with 2:29 left, an advantage games for the Scouts, in their Pressamarita, Cheney losers. first season of competition in UConns Bow College Basketball Roundup the National Hockey League. Philadelphia, meanwhile, COLUMBIA, Mo. (UPI) - stretched its first-place lead in Host Missouri meets Division 1 to five points over hot shooting Mississippi State Atlanta, which dropped a 7-5 THE HERALD tonight in the finals of the Sbow- UCLA Rolling Along, decision at Vancouver. In the Steelers Need Win Me basketball classic. Portland only other NHL action, Califor­ 7 and Connecticut go in the con­ nia beat Minnesota 5-3. 'There ANGLE solation game. were only two games in the Missouri advanced in its Freshman Impressive World Hockey Association opener Friday with an easy 89- Friday night. Minnesota beat Against Patriots 71 decision over Portland on the Winnipeg 4-2 and Phoenix beat By Earl Yoat Sports EdKor Guard Connie White, one of NEW YORK (UPI) - UCLA’s Edmonton 3-1. 27-point performance'of Willie Ralph Drollinger scored 18 points and Edwards’ imports, sank four straight Smith while Larry Fry’s tip-in Canucks 7, Flames 5 FOXBORO, Mass. (UPI) - The “'They’re the most impressive team grabbed 18 rebounds while teammate free throws in the finai 37 seconds of in the final six seconds gave Chris Oddleifson scored a we’ve seen to date. ITiey rush the Pittsburgh Steelers can avoid an ugly Mississippi State an 89-87 vic­ Marques Johnson did not score in 10 play, for California’s third con­ three-goal hat trick, including situation with a handsome win Sunday passer better than any team in pro tory over Connecticut. minutes of play Friday night. But secutive victory of the season. Rickie twtf in a five-goal, third period against the New England Patriots. football,” said Fairbanks who clings Connecticut was ahead 39-35 UCLA Coach John Wooden ad to be Hawthorne led California with 18 burst, to lead Vancouver over Winner in Varsity Debut A Steeler loss, combined with a Cin­ to the outside hope that the Patriots at halftime and held an edge un^ pleased by the performance of both. points, while another JUCO transfer, Atlanta. Oddleifson scored once Getting off on the right foot in his debut as a varsity cinnati win, would force an AFC Cen­ can win a playoff berth. til the final 10 minutes when Drollinger is the 7-foot-l junior cast Carl Bird, scored 16. in the opening stanza and then tral Division showdown next week “Both of their lines are outstanding, MSU began a hot spurt to go into the breach created by Bill Guard Bruce Parkinson led Purdue twice more in the final period to basketball coach at Manchester High this week was Doug Two Points Coming Down the Nets lead the Canucks. Gary Pearson. ’The Indians scalped visiting Rockville High, 56- when the Bengals finish the regular offense and defense. It’s impossible to ahead 81-80 with 2:39 to play. Walton’s graduation and his with 25 points and Jim Garrett had 14. Airborne Mark Demko of Manchester High appears to be dunking ball (which is il­ Monahan, Gerry Meehan, 39. Sharing the limelight with the opening success was the season at Pittsburgh. say which is better but both do their ’The lead changed twie before dominating performance in the Freslunan Earl Evans, a bullish 6-6 Fry’s clincher. legal) against Rockville. The basket try was good and Demko was merely Paulin Bordeleau and an fact the largest paid crowd to watch a home basketball ’The Steelers, 8-3-1, need a victory to jobs exceptionally well.” (Herald photo oy Dunn) Bruins’ 84-67 victory over outclassed forward from Texas, scored eight backing away when no rebound was necessary. Teammates Bob Healy (24) and Hal empty-net goal in the final contest in five years made its way to the Clarke keep the Bengals from the playoffs. While the New England will try to Loyola, 111., was reassuring. straight points in his debut with sixth- minutes completed the win. Rawlings (2 (32) watch as do the Rams' Russ Hoermann and Mike Marshall (42). Arena...Another note worth mentioning was the attractive Cincinnati, 7-5, has to win the Central crack the league’s toughest defense, it But perhaps more reassuring was ranked ^uthem California, igniting a Curt Bennett had three goals Cheney^s Mark Viklinetz Gets Rebound Position Central Quintet Manchester won, 56-39 at the Clarke Arena. (Herald Photo by Dunn) advertising program which was distributed at the hoop Division title, since it will not have a also will have to contain the NFL’s Jeff Brown of Bolton Came Out Second Best in Battle Johnson’s 10-minute stint. 'The Bruins’ 107-88 Trojans’ romp over Oklahoma for Atlanta. Vancouver in­ game which listed names and numbers of all players in chance for the wild card berth based top running offense. Plays Hartford 6-5 forward clearly was the standout State. creased its lead over Chicago to - both the jayvee and varsity games...Hard to Figure on comparative records. The Patriots, like the successful in last year’s talented group of Gus Williams was high was an incredible 13 points in Divi­ sion 2. Department: A year ago, Joe Corbo of UConn was the best “We have to win one more game to Oilers last week, employ a three-man HARTFORD (UPI) - Cen­ freshmen, but —striken by hepatitis Southern Cal with 26 points, while Bob Seals 5, North Stars 3 make the playoffs; it would be good to front defense that leads the league tral Connecticut State advanced this year —was making his first ’Trowbridge had 13, John Garrett 11 interior'defensive lineman in the Yankee Conference yet Joey Johnston assisted on ' failed to be named to the Yankee Confeerence all-star get that one right now,” said defen­ with a rushing-yards-against average to the finals in the fifth annual appearance of the season. and Evans finished with 10. Pro Basketball Roundup Hartford-Trinity Invitational three goals as California team. ’This time around, Don Thompson, UConn co­ sive tackle Joe Greene. “We lost last of 111.8. WFL Hopeful of Continuing His return to the UCLA iineup can In the Steel Bowl in Pittsburgh, basketball tourney by defeating registered its third victory in week and we shouldn’t have.” Duquesne upet Pitt 100-94 and Oregon captain, was a stickout in every game and drew the atten- Wesleyan, 49-46, Friday night. only strengthen the second-ranked its last four games and moved - tion of pro scouts yet was om itt^ from the Y-C all-stars . New England Coach Chuck Fair­ Bruins, who are now 3-0. blasted Penn State 76-40. The winners into a tie with Toronto for third But the Patriots will have to stop BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) - The Thursday night’s World Bowl cham­ 'The Blue Devils will meet , Thompson had 96 tackles to his credit this season and banks also was disappointed the Friday night’s first-game Forward Dave Meyers had his se­ meet in the title game tonight. Roland place in Division 4. The North Franco Harris, the Steelers’ top World Football League’s first season pionship game. Last Place Bucks . assistkl on 58 others...Gino Marchetti, the former All-Pro Houston Oilers beat the Steelers last winner. University of Hartford, cond straight big game, scoring 17 Jones led the Duquesne offense with Stars rallied for three goals in has ended, and officials and players Hemmeter said he was confident defensive lineman, calls Mike Curtis of Baltimore the best Sunday. " I just wish they had clinched runner with 791 yards and a 4.9-yard who trounced 'Trinity, 93-63. points, as the Bruins ran their winning 24 points, while Ernie Kent was high the final nine minutes, two of average. Backup runners Frenchy have begun efforts to insure it is not the league could overcome its finan­ them by Bill Goldsworthy, but E ' linebacker in pro football today. Curtis is now in his 10th their division already. I’m sure they Host Trinity and Wesleyan will streak in Pauley Pavilion to 68 games. scorer for Oregon with 16. the last season of the WFL. cial problems and find new owners when they removed goalie Pete - year with the Colts...Quick now, who’s the No. 1 running wouldn’t like to face Cincinnati in the Fuqua and Preston Pearson are in­ meet in a consolation match at Loyola held a 16-9 lead after the first In the Vanderbilt Invitational, with enough money to support a team. On Way Up Ladder LoPresti with 43 seconds left, The legue Friday paraded players, a back-leading ground gainer - in the American Football last game” for all the marbles. jured, though, and will not play. 6 p.m, Saturday, followed by seven minutes of the game, but UCLA Southern Illinois defeated Austin coach, an owner and new WFL Presi­ He said the title game was “the begin­ Ron Huston scored the clincher Conference? Otis Armstrong of Denver holds a 78-yard Fairbanks and his injury-racked Terry Bradshaw, who left the the championship game at 8 outscored the Ramblers 22-6 in the Peay 79-70 and Vandy edged Virginia Houston game with sore ribs, will dent Chris Hemmeter before what ning of a new era” for the WFL. p.m. for the Seals. lead over O.J. Simpson going into this weekend’s games. Patriots would have preferred to play next six minutes and the rout was on. Tech 75-72 behind Jeff Fosnes’ 28 NEW YORK (U P I)-’The stretched its margin to 84- no indication of the broken Fighting Saints 4, Jets 2 start at quarterback and could throw was billed as the “first annual post- file league planned a meeting next a complacent Pittsburgh team. The Loyola’s Ralph Vallot led all points. Joe Ford and Butch Feher Milwaukee Bucks are still 65. It was the third straight foot which kept him out of Wayne Connelly had a goal the ball more often than in the past, World Bowl media brunch” to talk week in New York, and WFL officials Lose First Start ' Seven-Year Vet at 17 hungry Steelers, instead, will be after scorers with 27 points, while UCLA added 20 and 12 points, respectively, last in the National Basket­ time the Pistons have held the first six weeks of the and two assists to help have hinted some of the potential new Coming out on the first end of h obbit quarterback Jim Plunkett since New England is more about plans for the future. for the Commodores. ball Association’s Midwest an opponent under 100 season. He played 50 Minnesota stretch its winning ' Handsome Bob Digan, senior lineman with Manchester its first start was the sophomores Wilbert Olinde and vulnerable against the pass. But the main theme of those owners might be revealed during the points. streak to three games. Dan High’s football team this fall and cited by the coaching with a vengeance. Manchester entry in the Town Richard Washington had 12 and 11 In the Creighton Classic, Texas-El Division but none of the minutes and got 11 speaking at the brunch was plans for session. Knicks 96, 76ers 88 Spring scored both of Win­ staff for his efforts, has been playing the sport seven Basketball League. East Hart­ points, respectively. Paso edged North Texas k a te 52-49 other teams —Detroit, Kan­ rebounds. Rudy c solving the league’s poverty before Although the champion Americans nipeg’s goals. California Coach Dave Edwards and Creighton topped Santa Clara 65- sas City-Omaha and Chicago Walt Frazier scored 26 Tomjanovich topped all years. The 17-year-old performed two years in each Midget next sprijgilf. have not been paid in more than a ford nipped the locals, 61-56' Roadrunners 3, Oilers 1 Paul Peracchio (21), Mark raided the junior colleges to revive his 62. — have any doubt about points for New York. The scoring with 41 points for League and Bennet Junior High play and then three years month, player representative Charley Bob Barlow and Robbie Hemmeter, president of the Murphy (17) and Jim Taylor Knicks led by only 72-71 Houston and Mike Newlin with the Indians...Next summer’s Sammy Davis -Greater basketball program and the tactic Missouri dumped Portland 89-71 in which team is the one to Ftorek scored third period Hawaiians, had said Thursday “unless Harraway said the players did not (14) led the locals. Big Pete entering the final period but Hartford Open will be carried nationally on CBS for the Pro Football Roundup Political Pass paid its first dividend Friday night as the Show-Me Classic and Mississippi beat. had 29 for the Rockets. goals to give Phoenix its victory we can resolve our financial problems plan legal action to get their back pay. Kiro tipped in 43 points for opened up a seven-point lead final two rounds, Aug.16-17. The network plans to carry the (jolden Bears dumped 12th-ranked State squeezed by Connecticut 89-87. Kareem Abdul-Jabbar has Nets 113, Q's 92 over Edmonton. WASHINGTON (UPI) by February or March, folding the “We are in this thing the same as East. eight major golf tourneys, the GHO - now that it has Sam­ Purdue, 76-73. returned, aviation goggles with 8:42 left. The 76ers Travis Grant’s injured The Harlem league will be one of our options.” the management,” Harraway said. my Davis’ name affixed - falling into that category...The and all, and so have the rallied to cut the lead to 80- knee prevented him from Globetrotters passed a Unpaid players, taxes and bills for He said the WFL Players Association travel-weary New England Whalers return home tonight Cowboys Need Win Bucks. ’They convinced the 79 with 6:56 left but the meeting Julius Erving in a Women^s Volleyball basketball around Presi­ equipment and services have plagued was “hopeful of working with the Knicks then locked up the to face Indianapolis at West Springfield. 'The division­ Bulls Friday night with a 99- duel between the ABA’s top Standings dent Ford's office Friday, several WFL teams, including the owners toward a more stable off-field leading club will also be at the Big E Wednesday night 96 victory, their eighth in the game as Frazier, Earl two scorers and the Nets W L and the President said: “1 Birmingham Americans, 22-21 league next year.” against Minnesota and return one week from tonight to For Playoff Spot last 10 games and the gap Monroe and Phil Jackson hit took advantage to coast to Porpoises 11 1 wish Congress would pass winners over the Florida Blazers in entertain Quebec. All games start at 7:30 with tickets between fourth place and key baskets. victory. San Diego also Dolphins 10 2 bills like you pass balls." available...The first Boston Red Sox trade of the off­ NEW YORK (UPI) - The Dallas Cowboys try to keep third is now only V h games. Celtics 120, Rockets 114 played without center Sharks 9 3 "You know, you learn 5 7 season, Tommy Harper to California for Bob Heise didn’t their dim playoff hopes alive for at least another two days Detroit, which crushed (ot) Caldwell Jones (sprained Marlins to juggle a ball around Barracudas 4 set the world on fire and one wonders if both sides this afternoon when they take on the Cleveland Browns in a Cleveland 117-91, still owns a Dave Cowens scored 18 of ankle) for the fifth straight here,” Ford said. Hoop Starts Stingrays 4 benefited. On the surface. Harper is 10 times the player nationally televised game. Better Start Next Year 4Vz game lead over his 38 points in the fourth game, all losses, and gave Miller Tops Whales 3 "Sometimes more than quarter and then helped Heise is, based on past records ...The New England The Cowboys mathematically still have a chance to earn All even after two Milwaukee but as Abdul- up 24 points to Erving and 21 10 one ball at a time." Flounders 2 Patriots, riddled by injuries, have gone dow down at the a wild card or best runnerup slot in the National Football games, Manchester Com­ Jabbar gets stronger, that Boston defeat Houston in points and 15 rebounds to The players gave Presi­ same gait that marked the team’s rise to respectabiiity League playoffs but they’ll need lots of help. St. Louis munity College entertains lead seems destined to overtime. Cowens showed Larry Kenon. eariier this season in the NFL...Joe Martens, a freshman, leads the NFC East at 9-3 and already has clinched a dent and Mrs. Ford an Japan Field Norwalk tonight at 8 shrink or even be reversed. autographed basketball set a new University of Massachusetts high jump record playoff berth. Washington is a game behind at 8-4 and o'clock at Cheney Tech. In other NBA action Buf­ marking their 12,000 MIYAZAKI, Japan (UPI) — American Johnny Miller Goal for Grid Eagles when he cleared the bar at 6-7Vz at Rhode Island. Tonight Dallas must make up its one-game deficit to the Redskins East Catholic High's falo whipped Portland, still professional games. Ford today shot a third straight three-under par 69 and grabbed the former East Cathlolic athlete makes his debut with the in the final two weeks. A Washington victory over Los cagers will get their first playing without rookie saluted them for their a three-stroke lead in the third round of the |170,(XX) Dunlop Frank Fitzgerald and Bill Bulger will get first crack at UMass jayvee basketball team. ..Los Angeles Ram Angeles Monday night would bury the Cowboys. taste of conxpetition By Len Auster center Bill Walton, 114-105, "great contribution to Phoenix golf tournament. filling linebacker posts held this year very well by Tom defenders have sacked opposing quarterbacks a league­ “Geveland is a lot like us,” said Dallas Coach Tom Lan­ der par 35-36-71 for a two un­ tonight in a trip to Water- Detroit crushed Cleveland America's image abroad... Miller, who won a record Completed but not totally forgotten is the 1974 East Hornat and Vin T’ursi. Sophomore 6-1, 227-pound Tom leading 39 times this season...With new kicking rules in the dry. “They got off to a bad start and before they had a der par 214 and was in 11th bury to face Sacred Heart. 117-91, the New York Knicks 5346,933 this year on the United Catholic High football season. Landers is the No. 1 choice to fill Brian McKeever’s tackle 1 hope you can do another place along with Americans beat Philadelphia 96-88, NFL this season, there have been 404 more plays run off chance to do anything about it, they were out of it. StatM tour, had a three-round Second-year Coach John LaFontana’s Eagles finished 12,000.' Tom Weiskopf and Tom Kite position. Sophomore Bob Frank also is thought as a through the first 155 games. “We have to keep (running back) Greg Pruitt under con­ total of a nine under par 207 on strong capturing three of the last four struggles to wind up Boston edged Houston 120- and Japanese pro Seiichi replacement, his only drawback is lack of beef (he is 5-10, trol if we want to have a chance. And Cleveland still plays the 7,012-yard par 72 Phoenix 114 in overtime, Los Angeles Numazawa. Weiskopf had a 69, at 5-5-1. A disappointment was the 'Thanksgiving 16-8 loss 165). FOR MOM AND DAD Ticket Distribution Announced tough defense. ’They have been playing people very tough Country Club course. clipped Atlanta 100-84 and Kite a 73 and Numazawa a 70. to arch-rival South Catholic which prevented the Blue and “My main hope is our defense comes back fairly intact,” and coming up with a lot of turnovers.” Miller sank birdie putts of Seattle walloped New Eight hundred tickets will go on sale at the box office Miller said “it was not an White from completing its first winning year since 1969. LaFontana stated, “We want at least one strong unit four feet on the seventh hole, 25 Orleans 121-108. In the ABA, GIVE YOUR DAD A GIFT HE LIKES BEST one week from tonight for the first basketball meeting Cleveland will fail to break even this season for the first exciting round for me today but “You have to give that game to South,” LaFontana said, on the 10th and 20 on the 12th because we have three or four early critical games. FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION OF ever between Manchester High and East Catholic at the time since 1956. I didn’t make any mistake “They won it fair and square. I’m disappointed that we lost the New York Nets routed Walton Case and parred all other holes (Jn offense the Eagles will have to find five new starters, FAMOUS NAME GOLF EQUIPMENT Clarke Arena. Dave Wiggin, l^nchester High director of Minnesota, the NFC Central champion, plays Atlanta around the greens because I our first two. We should have won seven games this year. San Diego 113-92 and San An­ PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI) - without a bogey in fine sunny some of them at key “skill” positions. Quarterback Rob 7 today in another nationally televised game. 'The Falcons didn’t get any bogey. I only had tonio clubbed Virginia 114- athletics, said each school will be allotted 500 student Officials of the Portland Trail weather. I’m just sorry that we didn’t get rolling earlier than we Tebeclo graduates with junior Frank Driscoll and have lost six straight and with their 2-10 record are almost one bad drive into the trees on 95. • SHOES • SHIRTS • • CLUBS • BAGS, ETC. tickets. 'The arena can seat 1,800 comfortably and all are Blazers are expressing con­ In second place was did. That’s one thing we have to be concerned about next sophomore Tom Gerbo the leading candidates. Desimone the par five 10th hole. My se­ expected to be taken...Two veteran football officials from certain of the No. 1 pick in the college draft. fidence that three-time All American Gary Sanders, who year. We have to start fast.” Braves 114, Blazers 105 cond shot with a four wood hit departs but LaFontana believes Kevin Shorey could be in Manchester, John Andreoli and Bill Sacherek have retired. On Sunday, Buffalo is at the New York Jets, Miami at America center Bill Walton will shot a four under par 35-33-68 This season had a two-fold purpose LaFontana asserted. Buffalo, led by Bob tree but after I chipped I sank a line for the fullback job. The pair was singled out at the annual banquet of the Cen­ Baltimore, Pittsburgh at New England, Detroit at Cincin­ not quit basketball, but will for a six under par 210. McAdoo’s 38 points and 18 25-foot putt for a lucky birdie. One to restore a winning attitude and to also turn some ’The right side of the line —center John Hackett, Co­ nati, Houston at Denver, Oakland at Kansas City, Green shake off injuries to rejoin the Grouped in the third place rebounds, got a fine fourth reduced tral Connecticut Associaition of Football Officials at the SLACKS 40% “ I ’m pleased to be three LURE PRIMER very good athletes into football players. Both objectives captain guard Bill Leahy and tackle Dave Carter — have Bay at San Francisco, St. Louis at New Orleans, Chicago team in its fight for a playoff were American Gibby Gilbert quarter from Garfield annual banquet this week.Andreoli will remain active as strokes ahead. If I play normal Fishing lures are fascinating. were accomplished the Eagle mentor believes. completed their tenures at East and these spots are open at San Diego and Philadelphia plays the New York Giants berth in the National Basketball Japanese pro Takaaki Kono and Heard to halt its losing the treasurer. Both whistle tooters have worked college tomorrow I think I can win They come i all sizes, colors' Statistically, East rolled up 2,182 yards on the ground on Association. Taiwan’s Lu Llang-huang and to the taking. Sophomore Greg Egazarlan and impressive GIFT PACKED DOlFBAtiD and h i^ school grid games for more than a quarter at New Haven, Conn. > because somebody would have streak at three games. The Kuo Chi-hsiung with a five un­ and shapes. They gurgle, 410 carries. leading rusher was senior Co-Captain Joel freshman performer, 6-2, 205-pound Tom Messier could to shoot a sensational round to splutter, shimmy, spin, dance, Blazers played their eighth TITLIST - MAXFLI - ACOSmiET - century...Scorers in Rec Basketball League play are asked der par 211 total. Lu and Kono Desimone with 891 yards followed by Junior tailback win Jobs, liie center position is wide open with LaFontana beat me.” game without Walton, who Ho turn in correct spelling of outstanding players with had one under par 71 while Kuo dive and float. And occasionally Cephus Nolen with 782. Eagle quarterbacks completed 30 thinking another mystery man, like this year, will step in. McQREQOR - WILSON - TOP FLITE Nicklaus birdled the fourth didn’t make the trip and is game recaps. Numerous errors appeared in copy and Gilbert had a 73. some of them catch fish. ''of 103 passes for 616 yards. Nolen was East’s leading The high point of the season was in a two-week span hole for a 35 on the front nine. PQA forwarded lu t week...Bowling league secretaries would American Leonard Thompson Neophyte anglers are often scorer with 66 points Including 10 touchdowns and reportedly considering quit­ South Windsor^ Ellington Bow He birdied the 10th but three- when East faced Xavlel' and East Hartford. “We played also make it a lot easier if good single and triple scores was alone at four under par 212 confused by the multitude of Desimone was right behind with 62 markers. ting basketball. Johnson led Ask About Our Famous IZOD Socks putted from 10-feet for a bogey lures available to stuff In their very well against Xavier and then the following week we were listed after a bowler’s name. It’s not nescessary to Ellington High, 6^57 to Smith Hoyt and Paul Doocy netting 10 by shooting a 73. Portland with 24 points and Downed in its basketball on the 18th for a 36 on the back brand new tackle boxes. They Defensively, the Eagle gridders yielded 1,780 yards on beat East Hartford which I really enjoyed. I enjoyed that PUBLIC INVITED In Storrs. each. Japanese pro Tadashi Kitta, Sidney Wicks had 22. spell out the full name and list single and triple scores season opener last night at the nine. usually buy what the tackle 411 rushing attempts and 794 yards via the air lanes. one because it was the first time in two years we beat a Five-foot-ten Junior Mark who was tied for the second Pistons 117, CavB 91 MANCHESTEII separately... One volleyball match in the Rec Men’s Divi­ University of Hartford was “I played terribly today,” salesman recommends (the Enemy signal-callers were successful on 47 of 124 physically tough team,” LaFontana noted. South Windsor High, 58-47 to Maclolek came off the bench to round lead with Miller, Gilbert Detroit got 24 points from COUNm Y sion this week won all honors for being (1) the longest, (2) Randy LaVlgne and Nicklaus said. “ I drove highest priced), what their attempts. East’s defensive platoon averaged over an in- “We’re l o o l^ towards next year with a positive at­ PRO SHOP lead Ellington with 17 points but and Kuo, shot a three over par most competitive and (3) most arguments and you won’t South Catholic in a non­ sophomore Steve Ayers paced horribly. My irons weren’t friends recommend (they don’t' tercwtlon a game with junior defensive backs Mike Nolen Dave Bing and 16 or more C LU l it wasn’t enough to overcome 75 and dropped into an eighth titude, more so than in the past. ’The kids are looking ahead SO. MAIN ST. — TEL. 6464)226 — TEL. 6464)10S464)11 gqt any argument on the latter. Alternate referee Ray conference clash. It was the se­ South Catholic with 23 and 13 close to the holes and my putts want any competition), or what and Bill PolettI skyjacking five and four respectively. The from four other players to cond win in as many starts for the host club. Tim Forbes place tie with Americans Ray already,” LaFontana said, “I can safely say I’ll be disap­ Camposeo was the man in the middle but came out un­ points respectively. John Fldler were short all the way. I should happens to look goq^ them at Eagles registered three shutouts. beat Cleveland. The Pistons ALEX HACKNEY, Pro. the Hartford-ased Rebels. Also canned 12 markers for the Pur­ Floyd and Miller Barber who pointed if we don’t have a winning season. I don’t like to go scathed and with the satisfaction of having done a good had 12 for Coach Charlie have had a 67 today to be in a that moment. Spldom does a led 55-42 at halftime by hit­ falling in the opener was ple Knights. Greg Washko led had a 71 and 74, respectively. LaFontana will lose 10 seniors, nine of whom started. He out on a limb but we should have a good year —and I’m not OPEN SUNDAYS Job.. Shares’ Bobcats with team­ good position which I. did not biginning angler know just what ting 13-OM7 shots in the se­ .Have a nicp weekend. the winners with 19 tallies. Jack Nicklaus shot a one un­ *• ^ does return, however, eight members of the defensive unit even sure of our schedule. Let’s say I’m cautiously op­ mates Blair Boucher, Brian the different lures do. cond quarter. Detroit then- and has a good idea who will fill the other three slots. timistic.” M M CHESTER e v e n in g h e r a l d . Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Dec. 7. 1974- PAGE SEVENTEEN PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 7, 1974

i$REDKEN GIFT PAK. GIFT CERTIFICATES San Diego^s Woods • Body Perms • Eye Brow Waxing AND BOWLING • Manicures • Blow Cuts FULL SERVICE SALON Tops NFL Rookies EARLY BIRDS - Marge Lavoie 353. Gbuda'^BmtuSpa No rookie center saw enough action NEW YORK (UPI) - Don Woods, a GOP — Nina Higgins 209-460, 872-8531 Green Bay castoff who will gain 1,000 to qualify, marking the first time in Carolyn Wilson 1 ^ 7 9 , Gladys SATlRDAY the five-year history of the UPI rookie 42 Union St.. Rockville Opposite Hospital _ I :()() ^’i) >PL: Alluntu vh. yards this season for the San Diego Hansen 450, Rose LaPolt 464. Chargers, heads United Press Inter­ team that a position has gone unfilled. Miniie.soln The defense features three 1:3() (8) Collcfo- I'oolltull national’s 1974 National Football 4:()U (22,30) >P'L: ItruHiiH League All-Rookie team. monstrous linemen, 6-9, 260-pound Ed MERCHANTS - Ding Balch 136-372, Bemie Casey 151-370, VH. (JohIiovs Woods, a wishbone quarterback at “Too Tali’’ Jones of Dallas at end and 5:00 (8) World 6-6,280-pound Carl Barzilauskas of the Walt Viklinetz 136-139-146-421, OiXof(fc^^c(ea6>9 New Mexico Highlands and later at Reggie Tomlinson 356, Bob Lan­ Boxing, driiiolilioii dcrhv New Mexico, was Green Bay’s sixth- New York Jets and 6-6, 260-pound 7:25 WIIA: Whulers’ vh. John Dutton of Baltimore at tacklC dry 380, Tom Mazur 358, Henry round draft choice. He led the Steullet 360, Steve Lauretti 358. Riircrs WTIC Packers in rushing during pre-season Fred Cook of Baltimore, the “baby” LOOKHBUE That Bring SUNDAY but was dropped when the veterans of the group at 6-3,245, completes the HOLIDAYS- Julia Reggio 1:00 (3) NFL: Uoiih vh. defensive line. GIFT SPECIAL! reported after the player strike. 128, Sarah Lupacchino 126, Brnguln Jones (Tennessee State), Dutton San Diego took Woods on the advice Louise Bonino 125, Marge 1:00 (22) NFL: PuIh vh. (Nebraska) and Barzilauskas (In­ of former college coach Rudy Feld­ Agostinelli 132, Marie Sarles. Places! 7 39 M IN I- ■SlrrlrrH man and the 6-foot-l, 210-pounder diana) were the first three defensive 1:00 (.30) NFL: liillH vh. For Cruising or Flying — Marlow’s Has Just Tho Luggage linemen drafted and they didn’t disap­ RESTAURANT- Bob Mike c a l c u l a t o r responded brilliantly. Entering the You NoodI Choose from those Famous Brands: Bsmsonits Cheer JflH point. Barzilauskas and Dutton earn^ 361, Joe Dvorak 358, Emil 4 :0 0 (22, 30) NFL: last two games of the regular season, (wo carry a comploto lino), Atlantic, Vontura, Airway and Memor, 8 digit capacity. starting berths immediatelx while Palmierl 142-144- 154-440, Neil AC/DC with batterlea RaidrrH vh. Lliiefn Woods has gained 982 yards, fourth BOward. ae Jones has been a pass rushing Lynch 136, Chris Lynch 139, Ed and adapter. Not as Il­ 4:30 (3) NBA: Kingn vh. best in the NFL. specialist. Cook, the Colts’ second Cheever 151-359, Dave Carlson lustrated. Pinlonn Joining Woods in the rookie backfield are quarterback Tom Owen, round pick, is the starting end. 350, Alex Urbanetti 176-400, An­ C h ristm a s CHECK THE HERALD Regular 79.96 ton Mayer 138-367, Dati'Vignone who heads a trio of San Francisco Jack Lambert of Pittsburgh beat out a MARLOWS I stellar group of rookie middle 352, Ray Johnson 175-422, Frank DOWHTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER • Ml-SZai CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE 49ers selected, and teammate Wilbur blank 355, Jim Stanizzi 138-135- FREE PARKWO FRONT S REAR OF STORE • MASTER CHARQE CARDS R a g ln s at Jackson. Owen, pressed into duty linebackers that included Randy ______ACCEPTED Gradishar of Denver, Waymond 393, Keith Dashno 153-154-426, DAILY UNTIL when Steve Spurrier was injured in Bob Hyde 136-371, George May 0 ® ^ Girls Capture Bryant of Chicago and Charles the final pre-season game and Dennis 161-145409, Ed Doucette Jr. 179- Adam ’s DECEMBER 23rd! Hoop Opener Morrison and Joe Reed failed as Anthony of San Diego. The 6-foot-4, 426, Jim Lambert 139-377, Jim 215-pounder from Kent State pushed Opening the season with a win replacements, completed nearly 47 Evans 138-388, Andy out veteran Henry Davis and has Lamoureaux 143169-441, Jim yesterday was the Manchester per cent of his passes. A 13th round Apple 239 Spencer Street • Manchester High girls’ basketball team, 38- draft choice from Wichita State, he stood out all year on one of the top Bell 146-389, Hank Frey 135. The Finest In 32 over Windham at Garke defenses in the league. threw nine touchdown passes. U.S.MIXED- Tom Rancourt Arena. Good defense and timely The outside linebackers are Matt Jackson, the 49ers’ No. 1 draft pick 243-576, Bruce Moquin 200-512, HOLIDAY CATERING ONLY 16 first half shooting was the Blair of Minnesota and Sam Hunt, one from Alabama, bogged down when his Bill Livengood 529, Art Ran- difference for the locals. of New England’s four-linebacker SHOPPING offensive line was decimated by in­ court 501, Ralph Trott 516, PICK UP or DELIVERED The Indian maidens led at the juries but still had 637 yards rushing defense. Blair, 6-5,229, was drafted on DAYS TIL PANASONIC half, 26-10, but Windham forced Roland Smith 520, Dick Moquin FOR YOUR PET the second round out of Iowa State Let Us Bathe and/or Groom Your Dog several turnovers in the second entering the last two games. Jackson 533, Jo e Russo 506, Ed CHRISTMAS GIFT HEADQUARTERS nosed out Miami’s Benny Malone and while Hunt, 6-1, 240, was taken on the Duchaine 520, Ed Yourkas 548, BUFFETS OPEN DAILY For the Holidays half to close within fpur points 15th round from S.F. Austin. RADIOS — TAPE RECORDERS Woody Green of Kansas City. Bob Kenyon 515, Peg Callahan IN READY TO SERVE CONTAINERS 10-10 Leave Him, We'll Love Him for the Day at one juncture. A bucket by The secondary features Roscoe SUN. Wendy ^ m p , however, with a UPI’s all-rookie team was selected 178-468, Ginger Yourkas 182-178- A/so Caforod DInntt A Suftals at Our Attractfva 12-0 COMPONENT SYSTEMS While you Shop. minute-and-a-half remaining on the basis of recommendations from Word of the New York Jets and Terry 499, £>enise Crowell 195-466, Hall or A Placa of Your Choleal NOONDAY 8NACK • BACKGROUND MUSIC iced the decision. coaches, scouts and writers Schmidt of New Orleans at comer- Helen Rancourt 467, Eleanor _ OPEN 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. back, Prentice McCray of New Wilson 455, Ann Pagrickas 454, 130 CENTER STJ EL CAMINO % For RaaarvattoM Plaana Call 646-SB71 Jeanie Halloran paced throughout the league. Potleiton^ 'PLAZA MANCHESTER Dona Price 498, AUve Raymo barn's Apple NTE. 30, VERNON Manchester with 16 points and England at strong safety and Mike SInca 1931 g CANINE HOLIDAY INN The wide recUlvers are Nat Moore, 476. [GARDEN GROVE CATERERS,INC. 649-4537 373-2323 27 rebounds. Comp was next who filled in brilliantly all season for Holmes of San Francisco at free safe­ MANCHESTER PARKADE - MANCHESTER. high scorer with e i ^ t markers. Miami when Marlin Briscoe was in­ ty. 040-S313 or 040-S3I4 Best for Windham was Mary Word, a third-round pick from COUNTRY CLUB- Vic Beth Curtis’ 16 tallies. jured, and Charlie Wade, the last man Abraitis 364, Ken Bennett 147, selected by Miami in the 1973 draft Jackson State, was drafted as a rej;ura In jayvee action, Manchester Carl Bolin 374, Norm G ark 350, ie ;r is !7 l!? si MANCHESTER who earned a starting berth after specialist but earned a starting job was victorious over Windham Bert Davis 149-375, Ding Farr PUT HAPPINESS IN YOUR SKIING PARKADE . 30-16. Captain Sue Linsenbigler being traded to Chicago. early in the year, saving two games 359, Dick Gardella 367, Tony Chriatmas led all scorers with 13 for Moore has caught 33 passes for 524 with interceptions. Schmidt played Gryk 356, Carroll Maddox 137- Manchester. yards, nearly 16 yards per catch, brilliantly early in the season before 143-399, CharUe Whelan 135-368. Ute Shopping Hours Next tilt is Tuesday afternoon while Wade has 35 receptions for 63'7 being sidelined by injury. McCray, a at 3:15 at Clarke Arena against yards and has averaged better than 18 free agent from Arizona State, keyed BLOSSOMS- Emily Peck BEA Fermi High of Enfield. a secondary that helped New England 133-357, Ruth Clark 138. V for"chri.tal^i ^ I »>))>>> FOR CHRiaTMAa rough and tumble world. has always been questioned calf because of his break­ “Uttle men have an ad­ W l aUOQBaT: S CARTER ? The emergence of running away threat, allowing the FROM MlUNt • CHARMa .PINa ARCO 0 but Buddy Young, an assis­ vantage on pass routes,” Kiiwin :;cooD/VcAii) mini-backs Mack Herron, tant to Commissioner Pete Cardinals to exploit other said McCutcheon. “On • WATCHia • CLOCKa g CHEVROLET I * 2 9 5 UT UP 5 « BRACeUtTa TIRES Terry Metcalf, Mercury Rozelle and a former star areas of the defense. rushing plays, it’s 11 men tCaiSNES • QLAaaWARR has... Morris and Greg Pruitt, with the old New York Small players tend to have against one. On pass routes ovE a omsTHiis ALSO * DIAMOND RNOAOIMaNT 2 '5 among others, has aroused quick feet and a lot of incen­ PING PONG AND RINOa Md WIDDINQ BANDB Yankees and Baltimore it’s one-on-one against the OFTFORIK D GAME TABLES attention to a significant Colts despite being only 5- tive. linebacker.” For A Practical Gift Think change in the game’s struc­ foot-5, says the little man multi-faceted threat with “Being small is an advan­ A look at the top college W W t E F i M L Y :POST ROAD SHOPPING PLAZA § ture. MAIN STREET, ROUTE 30 Of Us For Tires actually has arm and leg Kansas City. tage,” said Pruitt. “It gives backs, probable pros of the A wamikarakp to RIZZO VERNON. CONN. 872-3169 Pro football, the land of strength comparable to that Virtually overlooked in me a lot of incentivg to future, shows the “big” The POOL CO. 147-1420 MON. thru SAT. SHOCKS • FRONT END • DISC BRAKES fthe behemoth, the sport of larger players. th e free-agent draft prove I can play and not get name players are small VIRNON CIRCll 9;30AM to 6:30PM VIRNON MADIION BALL JGINTS • CGMPLETE EXHAUST known for its violent He believes mini-backs desp Many teams have injured. My style is not to physically — Archie Griffin t e n n i s F Q R U M NIWINOTON OPEN AND OF COURSE OUR TIRES AND ^ T h u ii.- & Fri. ExanlnM ‘til physical contact, is rapidly have an advantage because done so since, most notably run inside — that’s for guys of Ohio State, Oklahoma’s FAMILY ______FREE MOUNTING hemming acclimated to the of their lower center of the St. Louis Cardinals, like Csonka — it’s to go out­ Joe Washington, Tony 1 AOpan every day 7 a.m. -11 p.m. ONLY •06.00 “little man” at a key posi­ gravity. whose offensive platoon was side. But if it’s stack^ up, I Dorsett of Pittsburgh and * A ShoiaarShower and loolwrlonkar room INDIVIDUAL ONLY *88JO tion — running back. For “Pro players are not lacking the rushlng-passlng can cut back against the Anthony Davis of Southern ACempUmontary towel aorvloo P h o n s years, coaches feared to use classic tacklers,” said balance necessary for grain. I just try to keep my California. None has ever AProNiaslonal Inatruotlon _ _ _ . these players, reasoning Young. “They tend to tackle success. feet moving and not give been accused of being the A FREE labyelMns o 7 5 - 7 0 9 4 In Rain or Snow — Dillon’s There to Tow WRECKER their diminutive statures high which gives an advan­ Strictly a pass oriented them anything to hang on bruising type. were a handicap to durabili­ tage to the short running team, they were not to.” It only goes to show if a 8 7 2 - 8 4 0 0 Phone 643-2145 Z4HR SfliVIIX ty and performance. back.” successful until Metcalf After scoring 46 man can run with the foot­ I f LOCATED U 6ATD ON nOENWBW NOAO • EXIT 0717 OP WHMRWIUUmeSIIIWT, CIOOO HIVT. t FJ No longer is the small The man who did the most replaced Donny Anderson at touchdowns at Oklahoma, ball it doesn’t matter how m an overlooked. Pro for the mini-backs in recent halfback and was teamed Pruitt was a third-round big he is. PAGE EIGHTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. Dec. 7, 1974 '9U| 'itinini 'O'l'H -M d sion. stones. Vicinity of Strickland • -M f t • C cd cd • cd't3 • 3 Elsewhere... and Main. 643-wll. Staff Needed A recent study at filing Junior High Manchester’s New Hope Manor has School concluded that rumors of Also to be considered by town directors received an overwhelming response since “shakedowns” and violence at the school LOST- Savings Passbook is a recommendation by Weiss that the its financial problems became known in number 22768-0 Hartford town hire additional help to administer were baseless. October, but it may still be forced to close National Bank and Trust Co., federal funds expected by Manchester un­ because of dwindling operating funds. First Manchester office. der the Housing and Community Develop­ Season Opens Manchester Community College’s Application made for payment. » Voluntary Action Program combined its ment Act of 1974. In local sports news last week, three Personals 2 Weiss said the added personnel wouldn’t schools opened their basketball seasons resources with the federal Retired Senior change the role of a 29-member Comnnuni- with m ix ^ results. Volunteer Program to improve services RIDE WANTED from Bissell ty Development Advisory Committee Rham High School in Hebron beat offered the Manchester area. Street vicinity to Pratt & which was appointed to help with the red Manchester’s Cheney Tech 60-39 last Manchester Mayor John Thompson op­ Whitney, East Hartford, tape. ’The committee met for the first time Saturday. In its home opener Tuesday posed off-track betting parlors in town working hours 6; 30-2; 30. Call last week and split into subcommittees to night. Tech bested Granby High 72-53. —either mini-track or branch offices. 643-5879. t-i CO begin work on an application for the The Trinity College JVs won over “Neither facility would be a welcome ad­ federal money. Manchester Community College 96-67 in dition to Manchester,” he said. u 0JJ3 be The Manchester-Bolton area recovered 0) ^ o c the season opener ’Tuesday night. "The □ FINANCIAL cd g MCC Cougars bounced back Thursday quickly after a Monday morning wind and oj 52 cd night, with a home victory over rainstorm which blacked out about 5,675 Will Comply M o C ^ In an unrelated matter also involving re­ Northwestern Community College, 90-56. homes and businesses. Power disruptions Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages 8 CO ® cent federal legislation, the Manchester Tonight, MCC takes on Norwalk Com­ forced closing of Manchester High &hool f t 2 for the day, though. MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ 0) Board of Education said it plans to update munity College at the Cheney Tech gym. cfl -5 to t3 M 'S f t ^ The Manchester High School Indians, Town highway department workers are cond, third. All kinds. Realty policy to comply with a controversial law statewide. Credit rating un­ cd under new coach Doug Pearson, hustled to filing a grievance with a recent ruling ” b u X concerning student records. necessary. Reasonable. Con­ 03 GX -M ^ miZl 3 The law, which went into effect Nov. 19, a 56-39 victory over Rockville High calling for just one man on each snowplow or sanding truck. Until this year, when fidential, quick arrangements. 0 0 '^ gives students and their parents access to Thursday night. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. be much of the trucks’ operation became Soy it in the Alvin Lundy -M dJ individual school records. Manchester’s East Catholic High School 100 ConstituConstitution__ Plaza, Hart- o 3 CO r . C d ) 2 2 q> -M d) automatic, all trucks had two men. ■-P o S 5 <1> In other education news last week, the opens its hoop season tonight against ford. Evenings, 233-6879. w - g 2 o f t o S QP c CrJ ^ CO (0 C/2 ^ " 0 incoming president of Manchester Com­ Sacred Heart in Waterbury. • -3 o 0) O w u w CO ^ ■ f t ^ ,ft H -M m CO • Holiday Qreeting MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd mortgages — interim financing — expeditious and confidential service, J.D. Real Estate Assoc. 6^1980. Jews To Mark Feast of Lights NEED MONEY - Write RoMar Co, P.O. Box 1155, Manchester, iSMILETODffiTi^ HAPPY AD Conn. 06040. which coincides with the month Hanukkah is considered to be The Jewish Festival of in Jerusalem and installed a E the first recorded struggle for statue of Zeus in its holy of December. It is this event, Hanukkah or Feast of Lights religious freedom and to the precinct. too, which gave the festival its □ EMPLOYMENT -SSS will begin tomorrow at sun­ Jewish people it has been, for I c . Sc 3 'The enraged people rose in name, for Hanukkah is the dj 3 ' P p down and continue for eight Hebrew word for dedication, the past 2000 years, a symbol of I o g: rebeilion against the oppressors Help Wanted 13 23 2 O days through Dec. 16. ’The name referring to the rededication of their continuous struggle to sur­ cd o is derived from the lights that and under the leadership of cMessage Center the Temple by the Maccabees. vive in an alien world bent upon P ^ f t '^ Matathias and his five sons who TOOL MAKERS - All-around \ n _ . 3 S are kindled each night of the Although not a major holiday its destruction. dJ o - became known as the Mac­ How would you like to send Holiday Greetings to friends and machinists and Bridgeport • , _ “ b festival beginning with one light in the Jewish calendar, The candles that are lit cabees, they expelled the in­ loved ones with one easy phone call? Then the Holiday Greeting operators. Top .wages, fringe m C-E p fa on the first night and increasing Hanukkah is nevertheless con­ during the festival are very g o e 'p vaders and brought freedom to benefits and overtime. v n 0 0 ( ^ 7 3 0) fa 3 the number of lights on each sidered to be of great spiritual small, designed to last no more Message Center is for you. ed o Judea. 'They removed the statue Experience preferred. Apply at A • .S ^ C ^ ^ O ^ o '3 'C succeeding day. significance. It is generaliy than half an hour. 'This is to re­ Paragon Tool Company, 121 V' w f t >> of Zeus, cleansed the Temple of You simply call our Classified department and give us your The festival recalls the believed that if it had not been mind the people that the light of Adams Street. \ n 0 successful outcome of the its pagan desecration and message. It will be published In a special edition on December rededicated it to the God of for the courage and dedication faith and hope, though obscured • Jewish rebellion against the of the Maccabees and their by oppression, in the end 24. A special low rate is in effect for this unique and timely ser­ ELECTRONIC Technician - Greek invaders of Judea in the Israel. Tlie dedication feast lastetr followers who pitted their triumphs over the darkness of vice if you phone in your message before Friday, December 20. Must be skilled in trouble year 165 BC. The Greek armies meager strength against the hatred and persecution. TTiis shooting, complex linear cir­ had conquered Judea and for eight days, an event which So don’t delay. cuits. ^ a l l company. Musical \ n the subsequent generations most powerful empire of their trut,h is emphasized by attempted to impose the pagan time, Judaism might have recailing on this festival the ability useful. Electronic Music Greek religious practices upon have celebrated each year Labs, 8754)751. beginning with the 25th day of vanished and its two daughter words of the Prophet the Jewish people, they had Zechariah: “Not by might nor Per inch the Hebrew month of Kisiev religions, Christianity and MECHANIC- or apprentice, desecrated the Jewish Temple by power but by My Spirit, Minimum (Here are a few ideas) Islam, might never have been 1.75 able to work on cars and trucks, born. sayeth the Lord.” full benefits, uniforms, in­ \ n With warm and friendly May your Christ­ surance, pension plan, etc. App­ wishes for the Holiday mas and the New ly M & M Shell Service Station, John Bailey Introduced State Poet Heads Art Academy season and the coming Route 6, Bolton or for appoint­ Wilbur, 53, is a professor at Year be filled with ment 649-2871 Ulk to Harley. NEW YORK (UPI) - Poet New Year. (Name and ad- At Democratic Conclave Wesleyan University, good friends, good Richard Wilbur was elected Middletown, Conn. His d r e s a ------^ times, good cheer president Friday of the f t KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) - Committee, said he wished collected poems were published and all the finest American Academy of Arts and Ve |M n imKhiir tho|ipir7 John Bailey, ailing former Strauss would serve eight years in 1963. He also has ^ ited the Letters, the nation's highest Hurry! Deadline things of life. QmcIi out the bir(iini on Un Democratic national chairman, as national chairman, as he had poems of Poe and Shakespeare honor society in the arts, (Name and ad­ HtraM CtuiHM Pitot made a brief appearance at the done. and tran slated sev eral of succeeding composer Aaron Mollere's plays, most recently Is December 10. dress)^______speaker’s rostnim Friday night ‘‘Eight years,'' Strauss Copland. “The School for Wives” . He at the party's mid-term conven­ muttered. “That's all I need.” Wilbur is the 13th president of (A full page costs only $294.) $3.50 collaborated with Lillian tion. the society which was \ Heilman on a comic opera ver­ LEGAL He was introduced by chair­ chartered by Congress 70 years sion of “Candide.” Mail to MANCHESTER HERALD, P.O. Box 591 ADVERTISEMENT man Robert Strauss, who said ago and is limited to 50 The poet, a native New Notice is hereby given that of Bailey's Illness; members. The membership Manchester, Conn. 06040 Yorker, received the National the Audit Report of the Eighth ' a 'o um > “They told me it was the last was brought to 49 Friday by the 7 T . S » p rt Book Award and the Pulitzer Utilities District of Manchester 2 .3 2 of the ninth, now he comes here election of literary historian pTrt a p Prize in 1957 and the Bollingen for the year ended May 31,1974, - u w and shows us it's only a seventh Marchette Chute and poet Prize in 1971. He will serve a is now on file In the Office of the inning stretch.” Benton Home Stanley Kunltz at the ? 2 | - " three-year term as head of the Town Clerk and the same is BaUey, who is still chairman organization's annual meeting. of the Connecticut Democratic Location For Academy. open for public Inspection. • i t ? This legal notice is given in Yule Party compliance with Section 7-394 3 ^ S of the General Statutes. ^1— OOO^LJl— 7 Club Will Hear Dated at Manchester this 7th ^ _ o 5 3 « TOLLAND c h m z q "1 Singers Monday day of December, 1974. (O /D -OOX O .:! w The Tolland Historical Socie­ Edward Tomklel, □ r o o z z u a : o o LxJ The Round Table Singers of ty will have its annual Christ­ OPEN Town Clerk Manchester High School will mas Party Sunday from 1 to 5 at c/d< z h - < o ^ O cpo:»-< ESS entertain the Women's Club of the Benton Homestead on Met­ NAME calf Rd. D Manchester, Monday at 8 p.m. INVITATION TO RID □ < cTH ^^ujQ :ti:> -aouJZ at Fellowship Hall of Second Carol Hart, a student at SUNDAYS ADDRESS Sealed bids will be received )n 2 U Ct CD _j N UJ Z UJ Q * 3 3“ Congregational Church. Miss Allegheny College, flutist, will 2 « p Martha White will direct the entertain. She will be accom­ PHONE the Office of The Director of 3 « General Services, 41 Center C s j = 3 g - ^ 3^ l-ObJZ(ZQZOiJ-JOO group in a program of Christ­ panied by J. Richard North, p ” » mas music. harpsichordist. Street, Manchester, Connec­ cnZZO ‘-50CL2^-" 'g ’i members wishing to assist will perform on a harpsichord that 646 CENTER STREET specification! are available at . X - N o. be welcome, according to Mrs. he built himself. 'Theq}arty will the General Services Office, 41 Mary Fletcher, club president, be traditional in tone, with the MANCHESTER Center Street, Manchester, ■SS' 3 who also reminds workers to Christmas tree decorated with Connecticut. Town of Manchester bring any evergreen boughs homemade ornaments and % they may have. fruit. Society members are Connecticut 7 lliere will also be a drawing requested to bring a dessert Robert B. Weiss, U) benefit New Hope Manor. from a family recipe. General Managtr Ma n c h e st e r e v e n in g h e r a l d , Manchester, Conn,, Sat., Dec. 7, 1974— PAGE NINETEEN Q -O ^rt- CO I 5p0;Op>g'j(»COf«O • • • Homat For Salt 23 Homan For Sala 23 Hornet For Sala 23 Homaa For Sala 23 VERIinM Im EXCEPTIONAL VALUEI EAST HARTFORD- Two- * + § S e ? ' family, seven rooms each floor, 09 ) f t See this immaculate 8-room lots of room, gas healed, storm © § g . Swiss Gialet that offers three windows, 2-car garage, walking a » s t ’ g ^ 3*< §•< g g ,° - a S ^ s < S ,3 5 X P (t *M.d * or four bedrooms, large distance to everything. Long dMiM I. rMl« BATHS A-PLENTY ...... w 2 o p < 0 range inflation beater, act g^SS (03 5?« »c •r^S g kitchen, beamed ceiling living MIS ” ? ? § 5 “ S - 3 “ S '! 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Seven-room Less than 20 miles from xS : BP M© R a l^ Ranch, IVi baths, fireplace, sured, experienced and depen­ Happy Ads ...... $2.00 inch PLEASE READ CAN YOU TYPE? - We’re tral air-conditioning. from $27,900. New Ranch, 5 Rockville. Call 875-4350. . . CO family room, carpeting, applianced dable. 643-1671. iH(N looking for people to work full Beautiful clubhouse, pool and rooms, from $25,900. Wall to kitchen, double garage, aluminum YOUR AD or part-time. Jobseekers, 568- tennis courts. wall carpeting, stove, dis­ siding Asking $45,m)0. INSIDE - Outside painting, 1070. Classified ads are taken over hwasher and many other BLAIKHARD & ROSSEnO Real Estate Wanted 28 ^ c i a l rates for people over 65. ihe phone as a convenience extras. City sewer, ciiy water, R«lllort-ML8 S46-24S2 Fully insured. Estimates given. 3 CCtJ • • • • p w • CO The Herald is responsible for SALES Representative - Full or — 646-1180 underground electric, walk to SELLING your home or Call 649-7863. w w 0 2 only one mcofrecl mseriion and part-time positions for right ) i shopping. CHFA financing acreage? For prompt friendly ,^at:^5)t-^t3d 01 ^1 I Ihen only lo the size of the people. Salary or commission. S3 CD O H a » !? ? original mseriion Errors which available to qualified buyers. MANCHESTER - Porter Street service, call Louis Dimock CEILINGS,EiiLiiiNUia, insiueinside painung,painting, P P 5 § (c o I ' s .s a « a .w ’5 o c- Jobseekers, ^-1070. MERRin AGENCY Terms as low as 5% down, 8% apering, floor sanding- CO g w (a rt-ps w (0 a»(i) do nol lessen the valje of the area, six-room Cape, three Realty, 649-9823...... P © M.O- © 3 U jip advertisement will nol be cor­ REALTOR interest, 30 year mortgage. bedrooms, dining room, living VJefinishing (specializing in k p “ S- ^ “S cr»5 o • J - .3 rected by an additional inser­ HAIRDRESSER- experienced, Directions, Route 32 to ALL CASH for your property olderIder floors). John Verfaille, room with fireplace, oversized ^ o o c c 3 tion full or part-time. LuJon Salon (T> 3 ^ O 3 fis 3 sf™ Willimantic shopping plaza detached garage with patio, full within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, 646-5750, 872-2222. 3 (t, - C» O of Beauty, 61 East Center = -S 3-C O (jij . M p take Roanoke Road to Oak shed dormer, large bedrooms, instant service. Hayes Agency, c+ ^ P o Z. Street, 643-1939. TOLLAND - A warm home 3 CD -T C+- rt a s?- c» ao ct • Htj r»- trimmed in sunshine. Six-room Ridge Village. Builder, 456-0797 private yard. Only $36,900. 646- 0131. GRAD STUDENTS, ® ^ “ 3 or «9-7551. experienced insured, excellent S -2 .r. 5 3- p fC ^ © r*» 3^ Help Wented 13 Help IVanted 13 Country Cape, acre lot. Low LaPenta Agency, 646-2440. 7 P p , ? S - p w ^ *3 JOBSEEKERS - Pull yourself WE WILL buy your house. Call references and quality Interior 00 3 rf© r*C © ET'^•=> (^ 2 together, start working now. 30’s. 872-6323. JO 3 ^ - rn 2p © p MANAGEMENT TRAINEE- FOUR-BEDROOM Colonial - MANCHESTER - Seven room anytime, Hutchins Agency, painting at the lowest price. “ © U 5 “ [y CLERK TYPIST needed full Many full, part-time positions Two-car oversized garage. Two Realtors, 646-3166. 649-7034. 2 ' Z?B : ^ , ^ 3 « a for one of New England's time for typing and general EAST HARTFORD - Im­ older home, central location, 1 3 ™ (C Cj- 2 .3 - p m 5 0 immediately. Jobseekers, 568- air-conditioners, new electrical 1/2 baths, needs work. Han­ - • 3 >rt P SB . O « X- CTft • fastest growing food chains. clerical functions. Typing abili­ 1070. maculate 6 room Split, three O rt- „ rt- rti © p a © © tv9 Restaurant experience helpful bedrooms, paneled family wiring. Several extras. Central. dyman special, $25,900. Paul W. SELLING your house? Call us PAINTING and paperhanging, ; S '- rt> “ olirf (t ? X' ty required but experience not Treed yard. Priced under first and we’ll make you a cash excellent work. References. | S 2 but not neccessary. Apply in necessary. Come in or call. room, 1 l/2baths, basement, Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. - X - g p p PTp ^ person, to Mr. Sully Hansen, 501 pool, trees, $35,900. Warren E. market for fast sale. Belfiore offer. One day service. T. J. Free estimates. Fully insured. 3 (C i^rl- 3 Meadows Convalescent Home, Agency, 647-1413. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Malibin Mattsson, 649-4431. ?'«? p f ? £ O (t> P West Middle Turnpike. Grand­ 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. MANCHESTER - Large 8 room OJ. rt- ma’s Pies. 647-9191. BRICK MASONS Colonial Cape, fireplaced living a«rh “ ABLE TO LAY BRICK. CONDOMINIUM- seven rooms, room, large dining room, eat-in IMMEDIATE cash for your 3 RAISED RANCH - Rockledge. NON-UNION three bedrooms, 2Vi baths, kitchen, first floor laundry property. Let us explain our Building-Contracting 33 3" CO RELIEF COOK - four days per Seven rooms, 3 bedrooms, wall-to-wall carpeting, modern p rt- ■OS'S. week, 11 a m. - 7 p.m. PHONE FROM home to ser­ CALL ENFIELD, 749-2741 room, screened in porch, 1 1/2 fair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore. S rf rt* hJ p p*a vice our customers for super dining room with sundeck, kitchen with built-ins, finished baths, 3 large bedrooms, large 647- 1413. MASONRY - All types, 3 a. Experienced in quantity family room, aluminum siding, rec room, central air- Oq 3 •o p cookery and supervision earnings. Choose own hours. rec room, 2-car attached gar­ fieldstone, brick, concrete. (t> Call 647-1810. 2-car garage. Merritt Agency, conditioning, $34,500. Philbrick age, large lot. A comfortable WANTED-10-15 ACRES zoned Free estimates, after 5 p.m., ■ OKJ ► 1 preferred. Contact Meadows 646-1180. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Convalescent Home, 333 Situation Wanted 15 home located in a prime I-G, R-A or R-G in surrounding 643-1870 or 644-2975. ?2?i Bidwell Street, Manchestser. residential area. Mid 40s. F. J. areas. Access to highways , - S S ” MANCHESTER - Newer 3- CONTEMPORARY Raised Spilecki Realtor, 643-2121. neccessary, prefer semi- NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - 647-9191. AVON FULL or part-time bedroom Ranch. Fireplace, o '© I> maintenance-work wanted. Ranch - Large, modern kitchen private site. Sewers and water. Remodeling, repairing, ad­ ? § - 9 OUT OF 10 AMERICAN possible 4th bedroom, con­ with pantry, formal dining Principals only. Joanna Vitale ditions, rec rooms, porches and 2 «< 3.3 p ”-C MALE OR FEMALE help Carpentry, plumbing, electrical venient location. $35,900. Paul WOMEN have seen our TV experience. Call 649-1975. room with built-ins, living room EXCELLENT BUYI Agency, 1-274-6)30 or send specs roofing. No job too small. Call 2:0 O W wanted, full or part-time to W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. with cathedral ceiling and to 49 DeForest Street, Water- 649-31M. rt, «>3 g . a > j r 3 o serve tasty submarine commercials for “Timeless,” RI6HT HERE IN TOWN our newest, most luxurious fieldstone fireplace from floor town, Conn. 06795. sandwiches at Full of Baloney, LAND, BARN - 3 bedroom to ceiling, redwood paneling, Immaculate 6-room Cape that * - “ o S s ? “ 5 fragrance. What a terrific □ REAL ESTATE CARPENTRY - Repairs, 23 ^p 32 415 Main Street, Manchester. house, baseboard heat, four bedrooms, 2 full baths, offers 4 finished rooms down remodeling, additions, roofing. O vj w Apply in person between 10-3, time for you to sell Avon. excellent barn, large brook. large family room with and 2 large rooms up, with a Call Davio Patria, South Wind­ Monaay - Friday. Servicee Ottered 31 Interested? Call 523-9401. Homea For Sale 23 Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- fireplace, den or library, 5 full shed dormer, IMz baths, sor, 644-1796. S 'S '2 -I 3 3166. ■ Qf 3-w sliding glass doors, 2 large fireplace, carpeting, large SHARPENING Service - <5 FULL-TIME bookkeeper, decks, 2-car garage, large lot. WES ROBBINS carpentry preferrably with automotive MANCHESTER - Owner paneled rec room, aluminum Saws, knives, axes, shears, LAB TECHNICIANS - Required anxious for quick sale, 5 1/2 $32,900 - 5t4-room Ranch, brick $68,500. Phubrick Agency, siding, detached garage and skates, rotary blades. Quick remodeling specialist. Ad­ experience, full company front, natural trim, cellar, gar­ Realtors, 6464200. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, benefits. Call Joan, 646-1712, to have a minimum CLA cer­ room Cape, 11/2 baths, garage, even a prime garden space. service. Capitol Equipment tification with one year eat-in kitchen, Waddell School age, trees. Hutchins Agency, Move right in with nothing to Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Ted Trudon Porsche-Audi, Realtors, 646-3166. RAISED RANCH- 7 rooms, for 649-3446. Tolland Tpke., Tallcotville. experience in a hospital area. LaPenta Agency, do — in this cream puff! Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday Realtor, 646-2440. mal dining room, family room 7:30-9, Saturday, '7:30-4. 643- laboratory. Will be expected to Situated in a quiet occasionally rotate weekends CIRCA 1760 - Classic center modem kitchen, wall-to-wall 7958. LEON Cieszynski builder - new chimney Colonial, original pan­ carpeting, aluminum siding, 2 neighborhood with city homes custom built, as scheduled. These are full VERNON time, permanent positions with eling, sheathing, stairway, car garage. Large lot, 160x250 utilities. Priced for quick REWEAVING burns, holes. remodeled, additions, rec excellent salaryy andi above GARRISON COLONIAL haroware al(d floors. Four $47,500. Philbrick Agency sale, $35,800. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. rooms, garages, kitchens STOCK CLERKS Realtor, 6464200. remodeled, bath tile, cement E average fringe•inee benefits. Only Ten years young, city utilities, fireplaces, ne\N ie^ng system Window shades, Venetian those witn acceptable just redecorated. Seven and bath. Large bailtr^ttached TWO-FAMILY - 5-5 flats. Cen U&R REALTY CO., INC. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. work. Steps, dormers. Residen­ Part-time mornings. references need apply. Please spacious rooms, IM: baths, at­ shed and garages, $44,500. tral heat, one block to bus line Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. tial or commercial. Call 649- $37,500. Philbrick Agency 643-2692 4291. Apply contact: Personnel Employ­ tached garage. Central loca­ Philbrick Agency, Realtors, 6464200. Realtors, 646-4200. Robert D. Murdock, Realtor MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. m Store Manager ment Office. W.W. Backus tion, desired neighborhood, Hospital, 326 Washington Removal, pruning, lot clearing, TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY £ FIRST NATIONAL sacrifice price, owner TOLLAND- New listing. Seven spraying. Fully insured. Carpentry and general contrac­ Street, Norwich, Conn. 88M331 transferred. Yours for $43,900. STORES, INC. ext. 357. EOE. room Raised Ranch, 2V2-baths, MANCHESTER DELUXE CAPE under con­ Licensed. Free estimates. ting. Residential and commer­ Hurry! Mr. Lewis, 649-5306. struction on Ashworth Street. cial. Whether it be a small O i! p 5® 2 ^ 3 ■ s K-Mart Shopping Center fireplace, 30 mile view. Only 53 HAWTHORNE ST. Phone 633-5345. ■^» g-'S'o,^ 205 Spencer Street LICENSED Electrician and EQUAL HOUSING OPPORTUNITY $45,500 . Pasek Realtors, MLS, Many quality features. Drive by repair job, a custom built home Open For Inspection and then call T. J. Crockett, or anything in between, call 646- C p JO p p Mancheetar, Conn. plumber - Excellent hourly BARROWS & WALLACE 289-7475, 742-8243. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) rate. Manchester area. Reply Sunday 1-4 P.M. Realtor, 643-1577. Trees cut, trimmed or topped, 1379. 5P ^ 2 w 2 ^ 3 S ' w S * ® ^ Box ”S” Manchester Herald. 849-8806 317-1816 MANCHESTER- Expandable stumps removed, fullv insured. P 1 w ft duplex, 6-6, 2-car garage, Dlr*ctlons:'Wes1 Middle Turnpike to VERNON STREET - seven Got a tree problem? Well worth STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, 3 3 Hawthorne. Signs on properly. Look fireplaces, flagstone terraces, RNS-LPNS, 3-11 shift, full and porches, patio, good condition, at your leisure. Now being completed room split level with two baths, a phone call. 742-8252. ty 3 2 ^> o -» S' f s MANCHESTER - 8-room one car garagej^ling for $42,- concrete repairs, inside and ©'*?S3£p ^ R 2 $ o F I I - S p ADMINISTRATIVE part-time positions available. quiet location. Financing aluminum sided oversized Colonial, ASSISTANT - To president of a Excellent working conditions Contemporary, 4 large available. Mid 40’s. Northeast three bedrooms, bath and lavatory, 900. Large iiMWound swimming ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan­ outside. Reasonably priced. 3 . management concern in Hart­ bedrooms, 2V4 baths, magnifi­ Realty, 568-7907. oversized family and dining room. pool, 100x30unot. Now vacant. eling, rec rooms, offices, 643-0851. • • and benefit program. Stop in at cent view. In the 60’s. Warren Garage. Just right lot. All city con­ W ford area. The work involves veniences. Trade ol your present T . J. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. household repairs. Phone 649- p the Meadows Convalescent E. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. administrative detail of client’s Home and see our Director of BOLTON - Seven-room Ranch home considered. Act last - $39,900. 4594. retirement plans, compilation Nursing or call 647-9191. plus rec room, with one-car SIX-ROOM Colonial. Garage. Aluminum Siding and review of client’s reports, MANCHESTER - Nice custom arage set on %-acre lot on DONALD S.GM£,REM.TY(». Immediate occupancy. Only UGHT TRUCKING - Odd jobs, KltclMn RB-modBiIng p ~ ' 3^ Cape. Formal dining room, 485 lumside Ave., East Hartford • cO k h 2 2 rt- 3 ^ rh ct- b ' fielding client inquiries ana NURSE’S AIDES -11-7, full and ead-end street. Zinsser Agen­ $25,900. VA, no money down. cellars and attics cleaned, N b w AddltkNM good size living room with Realtors, kisurtn, MLS, 289-7939 “^ S H S - S 2 !© W 3 " e - P requests and. providing backup part-time positions available cy, 646-1511. Pasek, Realtors, 289-7475. lawns mowed, small tree work. R.E. M ILLER, Bulldwr OP T 3 Gift to consultants in the field. A fireplace, dinette kitchen. Be sure to see us about our T'/i% Free estimates. Phone 643-60(X). for experienced aides. Contact Convenient east-side area. mortgage.______Call 649-1421 knowledge of, or experience our Director of Nursing EAST HARTFORD - Seven- TWO-FAMILY with large gar­ with accounting, taxes or trust Priced to sell at $35,900. Paul room aluminum sided Split den area. Trees. Carpeting. CUSTOM MADE Draperies, between 8 a.m. - 3 p.m. 647-9191, W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. work helpful but not essential. Meadows Convalescent Home, Level, 2-car attached garage, Immediate occupancy. Only very reasonable work CIRCA 1723 - Exquisite 12 room $34,900. Pasek, Realtors, guaranteed, call anytime. 649- Will train suitable applicant, 333 Bidwell Street, Manchester. elegant, functional and antique Colonial come ANY TYPE Carpentry and salary up to $10,000 to start EAST HARTFORD - Spec­ economical. This impressive 7475. 4266. masonry work, additions and tacular 4-bedroom LaCava restored and in excellent condi­ depending upon experience and JOBS - Interested in a job that home located prime area. Real tion. Four fireplaces, 2'/t baths, remodeling. Free estimates. A. qualificauons. Please reply Box Colonial. First-floor family value at $42,900. Owner 568- SEVEN ROOM Raised Ranch, CHIMNEY SWEEPS - Make Squillacote, 649-0811. requires no experience and room, carpeting throughout, 2- income-prooucing 3-room EE, Manchester Herald stating offers free training, security, 4097. 2 1/2 baths, 2 fireplaces, laun­ sure your fireplace and car garage, huge rear deck studio apartment and 2-room dry room, patio, 2-car garage, chimney are clean for this in detail qualifications, travel, education and good pay? antique stiop. Philbrick Agency, BUILDING - Remodeling, experience and educational facing private woods. VERNON - Six room Ranch plastered walls, oak flooring, year’s tough heating season roofing, rec rooms, additions, Contact your Air Force Immediate occupancy. Cul-de- Realtors, 646-4200. background and include representative at 221 Asylum with 2-car garage, large kitchen city utilities, built by Ansalm. ahead. Reasonable rates. Call garages. All kinds, carnentrv business and personal sac. 50’s. Warren E. Howland, with built in oven and range, Immediate occupancy. Charles 872-0930, 872-0635. work. For estimates call 64^ Street, Hartford or call 244- Realtors, 643-1108. IN-LAW apartment, consisting Lesperance, 649-7620. references. 2347. three bedrooms, fireplaced 1142. of three rooms, plus 6-room ALTERATIONS - Dresses, living room, deep shrubbed lot, home, living room with RN or LPN to work part-time in MANCHESTER - Six-room $37,900. Wolverton Agency, coats, suits. Dressmaking, too. MASON CONTRACTOR - NO TRANSPORTATION - We custom built Ranch, fireplace, fireplace, dining room, kitchen, a busy doctors’ office in have positions available now on Realtors, 649-2813. COVENTRY (NORTH) Quality workmanship. Call 649- Plastering, custom built stone carpeting, garage, west side bedroom on first floor, with 2 7554. Manchester. Will work on a the east side of river. bedrooms on second floor, or brick fireplaces, chimney location, near s^ool, enclosed MANCHESTER - New listing, 5 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL repair, block and cement work. "buddy system" Monday- Jobseekers, 568-1070. porch, excellent condition. 30’s. screened porch, 2-car garage, Friday, 9-5 and every third room Ranch, stone fireplace, SNOW PLOWING - Residential New and repairs. E. Richard­ Hayes Corporation, 6464)131. $38,000. Philbrick Agency, Delight your family in this un­ or commercial. Call Tim Ryder a w 3 J * Saturday. Should be available LPN- day shift, Monday- tile laundry room, tile bath, Realtors, 646-4200. son, 643-0889, 6494)608. » 2 to substitute when the need Friday, for a small health carpeting in living room, com­ usual 7 room Garrison at 643-5575. 3 I s 1 ^ MANCHESTER - McKinley binations, garage, city utilities. Colonial. Spacious home on R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad­ tj p p arises. Send resume to Box C facility for the elderly in TWO-FAMILY duplex, 5-5, Street. Lovely custom six-room Owner anxious to sell, priced at acre of trees and stonewalls. TRUCKING - Odd jobs, moving ditions, garages, porches, S?i'< W.C-IZJ Manchester Herald. Manchester. Contact, Sister Split, 11 years old, 11/2 baths, 3 three years old, IV^ baths, •'•0 9 r Mary Therese, 647-9908. $38,500. Charles Lesperance, This is a cream puff. Can have large appliances, cleaning kitchen and formica work, c ^a.*< 3 brarooms, sliding glass doors 649-7620. aluminum siding, good invest­ cellars and attics. Free es­ 13 ment at $53,900. Philbrick occupancy for holidays. repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. ?D © K3 H-» s>p from living room to patio, gar­ timates. 644-1775. !S Hj «_i. 3i8 © age. Professionally landscaped. Agency, Realtors, 646-4200. Owner transferred-needs (t o g MANCHESTER - six room TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service 0 ;.o a O - Priced below replacement luxury Ranch, country kitchen help. $45,500. Mr. Lewis, 649- GUTTERS cleaned and - remodeling, repairs, counter p a : HOUSEWIVESI value. Only $37,900. Arruda MANCHESTER - Five-room 5306. 7 includes built-in oven, range, repaired. Painting and and cabinet work, free es- Realty, 644-1539. custom-built Ranch. Outstan paperhanging. Call 646-6^. ? i s e DO YOU WANT TO EARN and dishwasher, den with ding construction, 1^ baths timtes. Call 643-5769. 1 fireplace, three b^rooms, two EOUAL HOUSINO OPPORTUNITY •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• $ C+- EXTRA MONEY? $28,500 WILL buy this four- two fireplaces, two-car garage BARROWS & WALLACE TWO HANDYMEN-wlll clean 3^ baths, heated family room, gar­ Rootlng-Sldlng-Chlmney 34 beoroom Cape. Country-size ages, in-^ound pool, Wolverton Choice residential area. $48,500 attics and cellars, light We have an Immediate opening for women who want to Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts work only part time. Afternoons, approximately 3-7 p.m., 6 kitchen, garage, residential, Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. 64S-B306 M7-1B1B 71B4818 trucking, reasonable rates, 643- BIDWELL Home Improvement within walking distance to ^-3233. J. Watson Beach Co. 5305. Co. Expert installation of days a week. Must have car. school and shopping. Jackston Realtors, Manchester Office Phone Todayl MANCHESTER - Parker aluminum siding, gutters and Agency, 646-1316. Street, three bedroom Colonial, 647-9139. Equal Housing Oppor OAK STREET - Large 6-6 trims. Roofing installation and Don Halsk (Circulation Dept.) 11/2 baths, formal dining room, tunlty. duplex, 3 bedrooms on each GET GUN PHICE FIGST repairs. M9-W95, 875-9109.' Manohestar Evening Herald MANCHESTER - Seven room enclosed porch, breezeway, side, two oil hot water heating 847-9946 Cape on large lot with oversized systems, electric water heater, on custom made draperies, two-car attached garage. RENT WITH OPTION HORACE Tetrault - Siding, 2-car garage, screened in Asking mid 40’s. Scott St. only three blocks from Main bedspreads, slip covers. roofing, storm windows, aw­ orch, knotty pine family room. James Realty, 875-9744, or 872- TO BUY Street. Nice deep lot with trees. Large selection of the latest nings. Quality workmanship, . rlced to move at $32,900. F. J. 9700. With as little as 10% down. Good income. Truly a nice samples to choose from. free estimates. Fully Insured. Spllecki, Realtor, 643-2121. NEW - 2-famllies. Three duplex, priced right with low Convenient shop at home. No 872-9187, 649-3417. MANCHESTER - New listing, models to choose from. All down payment. Call today, obligation, free estimates. MANCHESTER area • fine family home with three Manchester Realty Co., Ted ROOFING - Specializing Reduced, clean, aluminum- with 3 bedrooms, carpeting or Goodchild, 646-4348. Can 649-1786 bedrooms and den, large oak floors, baths, repairing roofs, new roofs, sided, 51/2 room Ranch. Large, gutter work, chlmneyi, cleaned kitchen, dining room, full aluminum siding, range, dis­ modern kitchen wilh cellar. ^ home for Christmas. REDWOOD FARMS - 63 Ralph and repaired. 30 years WANTED hwasher. appliances, S bedrooms, full Only 837,900, Wolverton Agen­ Road, three bedroom Ranch, experience. Free estimates. Assistant correspondent to help In the cellar, acre plus treed lot. Only cy, Realtors, 649-2813. many extras. Price reduced, Peinting-Papering 32 Howley, 643-5361. coverage of Coventry news. $n,900. Keitn Real Estate, 6 ^ Kerin Agency, 233-2161 or 649- 4126, 649-1922. VERNON - conveniently •|| 648-1180 7859. J. P. LEWIS & SON ■ Custom ROOFING - Installation and Phone Monica Shoo located 2-family home witn decorating. Interior painting. repairs, gutters, storm win­ CAPE COD - 7 rooms, 3 three bedrooms each apart­ WILLINGTON - Raised Ranch, Paper hanging. New Ceilings. dows, doors. Experienced 742-9498 alter 12 noon. bedrooms, formal dining room, ment. Fireplaced living room, M ER R in AGENCY i rooms, one acre. Mortgage Remodeling. Exterior painting. quality workmanship. Fully in­ eat-in kitchen, carpeted living 2-car garage, good investment. money available. Pay no com­ Gutters and leaders. Carpentry, sured. Free estimates. room with fireplace, family Wolverton Agency, Realtors, REALTOR mission. Priced to sell, make ^ lly insured. For estimate call Reasonable )ricei. Rick room. Merritt Agency, 648-1180. 649-2813. an offer. 684-4729. 649-d^. Burnett, 646-30 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat.. Dec. 7. 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE PAGE TWENTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec, 7, 1974 81 O l T Ol'R WAY BY NED COCHRAN BY JIM BERRY Hooma for Rent 52 Apartmenia For Rent S3 A ufot For Sale 81 Autos For Sale b u g .s bu m n y OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE FURNISHED apartment, 2 1/2 TUF PPOPLF A(«P COVENTRY - Comfortable jriawAosor fantastic in s t a l u n g t h is (SOOPkjews, OH, BOV.' llM LEARNIN’ ABOUT rooms, tile bath, wall-to-wall si/F use ONE OF THESE WON’T THAT MAKE IT m o t h e r - t e TWO-FACEP WOMEN.' BL’LL CERTAIN SKEPTICS HAVE BEEN room. Available January I6th, machine COMPUTER, m a d e IT AWAYAPP -&MAPF A 6 T U P carpeting. Includes all utilities, CAYS COMPUTERS TODOH PER A iy BENEFIT THE ORPHANS! bedroom Ranch-type apart­ ment. Private entrance. NOTICE! Apartmenta For Rent S3 Includes heat and appliances. Contrary to what you read and hoare INCIDENTALLY, $185 monthly. Paul w. Dougan, Dillon Ford Is sMIl solllna carsi Mayho WERE GIVING WE HAVE customers waitinc Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. AWAY FIVE for the rental of your apartmentapa It’s because they offer tho best deals CHRISTMAS or home. J.D. Real EstateE MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- around! {■ TURKEVF' Associates, Inc. 646-1980. bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, full, private basement. a f e - s " LOOKING for anything in real Includes heat, appliances, estate rental -- apartments, carpeting, patio and pool. $275 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 Articles for Sale 41 homes, multiple dwellings, no BRAND NEW 1975 GRANADA MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD Heating-Plumbing 35 monthly. Wul W. Dougan, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 2 Door. 250 eld tlx cylindtr CLEAN USED refrigerators, SEASONED hardwood, large GARAGE SALE- 359 Parker Associates, Inc. 646-1980. •ngina, power itaarlno, white SEWERLINES, sink lines, ranges, automatic washers, 3/4 ton pick-up truck load, $30. Street- pool table, skis, tools, MANCHESTER - Modern 3- tidewtil llret, front end reer C'MON, MANNY— I'VE PLEASE, PHIL cleaned with electric cutters, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s bumper guarde, AM radio, vinyl I SEE DONE YOU PLENTY OF Call 875-4350 or 742-6519. model A parts, tires and MANCHESTER - Modern two- room apartment, conveniently MANNY— DO VUU KNOW -D O N 'T ASK SHOULD TALK TO IS SLICK by professionals. McKinney Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- wheels, chest freezer: Ineeri, bodyelde mouldings, n o t h in ; h e a r FAVORS IN THE OLD DAYS ME TO CUTTER.' HE WAS THE bedroom apartments, located, carpeting, no pets. IF THE ROCCO KID HAD n o t h in ; s a y Bros. Sewer Disposal Com­ 2171 space saver spare, 8TK 6032. List -AND I EKPECT A STICK MY ROCCO KID'S m a n a g e r ' FIREWOOD - $25 per load, Miscellaneous items. Saturday, carpeting, no pets. Available Available immediately. $175. NOTHIN’.' pany, 643-5308. Manchester-Bolton area. Call Sunday, 8-4. $4269 Including dealer prep and LITTLE HELP FROM VOUl NECK O U T' immediately. Security 649-3978, 646-4780. undercoat. SEASONED oak wood - Split 643-7995 between 8 and 6. required. $195. Eastern, 6 ^ NO JOB too small, toilet and ready for fireplace. $20 74” sofa, good condition, up­ 8250. THREE-ROOM apartment, repairs, plugged drains, kitchen orders delivered. 742-7886. HOUSE PLANTS, paintings, holstered chair, corner table, OUR PRICE . . .’ 3 9 4 8 12*7 faucets replaced, repaired, rec centrally located, second floor, THE TRUTH OF THE MATTER antiques, designer clothes size 8 reasonable. Call 643-6297. VILLAGER APARTMENTS - parking, stove and refrigerator, rooms, bathroom remodeling, BRIDGEPORT, Man-U-trace, and 10, skis, ski boots, Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 neat included, $180. 64^439. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS & LAWRENCE heat modernization, etc. Free 36 degrees, 2 spindles. household items. December 5, 1972 SNOWBLOWER, John tiled baths, wall-to-wall estimates gladly given. M & M Hydraulic. For sale. Call 649- BRAND NEW 1975 MUSTANG II 6, 7, 8. 89 Richmond Drive, Deere, 7 h.p., 26” width, phone carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, PO M E A FAVOR i WAIT A N D SEMI or completely furnished Four cylinder engine, pin striping, POOR ALVIEl IF NO.,, AB O U T Plumbing & Heating, 649-2871. 5265. Manchester. 875-5372. LET THE DELIVERY MAN IN - SHE LEAVES, HE'LL heat, hot water, patio, full base­ 2-bedroom apartment, 2-family AM radio, steel baited radial TURNING THIS ment. No pets. M9-7620. house, nice furniture, own WHILE I 60 UP AND PLEAD BE HEARTBROKEN...\ DOWN! I'VE A TOWNE Plumbing Service, FUEL OIL - 37.9 cents. 200 white sidewall tires, STK 5103. WITH e f f i e ; SEASONED Fireplace Wood - LAWSON SOFA - $20; studio driveway, yard, good location. BUT THINK IF HUNCH THERE'S repairs,epa' alterations, vanity gallon minimum. Buy now and List $3868 Including dealer prep S H E S T A Y S ! MORE TO THIS $20 per 3/4 ton pickup load couch, $25; Barcolounger, $25; THREE ROOMS - First floor, Security, references. $195. 646- and undercoat. cabinetsabii a specialty. Call to save. Call Boland Oil Company, chair, $10. Telephone M3-^50. STATUE THAN delivered. Call M8-9585. with heat and appliances, no 6310. ETG THE 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m.p'.i to 7 p.m. 649- 646-6320. pets, one months security 4056. CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag and USED SKI BOOTS, child’s size required. Available November WELLS STREET - five room DARK, RICH Loam - Five cut your own. All trees 66 3, women’s size 6 and 9N. One 1st. Can be seen 6-7 p.m. Satur­ apartment, second floor, two OUR PRICE .. . < 3 6 7 8 PRISCILLA’S POP BY AL VERMEER BOTTI Heating and Plumbing - yards, $27.50 plus tax. Also Birch Mountain Road, Bolton. pair Yamaha skis, 190 cm. 646- 19 olhtr Mustang ll’s In stock...sM ut now for tho 4>ost days 6-8, 28 CHiurch Street. family home, no pets, two I C A L L IT SISN YOUR SO FOLKS WILLI Prompt, courteous service. Call sand, stone, gravel, pool and Weekdays after 3, weekends 2972. doall "MOOW OVER 643-1496. patio sand. 643-9504. children accepted, park n a m e a t KNOW WHICH anytime. MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- facilities available. MYERfe FLAT." iTWe BOTTOM/ JMAY IS UP.' family, 4-4, includes range, dis­ BOTTS... LYNN’S PLUMBING - NEW-USED - reconditioned Refrigerator, stove, disposal, SEASONED cordwood - Cord Doga-BIrda-Peta 43 posal, dishwasher, washer and washer-dryer hook-up, parking, BRAND NEW 1975 HUTO Repairs, remodeling, new con­ typewriters - Many makes and and half-cord loads. E. 2-Door, 4-cyllnder engine, live struction. Water pumps. dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting $100 security, $180 monthly with models from $60 to $265. Fully Yeomans, 742-8907. DOG-CAT boarding re se r­ and parking. Full basement, heat. Call 646-3190. steel belted radial tires, STK French spoken also. 875-7263. aranteed. Appliance Service vations. Combined inside/out- $250 monthly. Tenant pays 5111. List $3054 Including dealer Ceenter, 707 Main Street, POINSETTIAS, Cyclamen side runs, partitioned privacy, utilities. Jesdor Realty, 633- prep and undercoat. FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing Manchester. 643-7577. plants, foliage and terrarium germicidal lighting. Canine 1411. APARTMENT - Repairs and remodeling, plants, also wreaths and Holiday Inne, 200 Shddon Road, STEVE CANYON BY MILTON CANIFF sewer lines cleaned electrical­ CHRISTMAS TREES - Tag, cut cemetary baskets. Ponticelli Manchester, 646-5971. MANCHESTER - Newer one- RENTAL OFFICE OUSPMGE...... > 2 8 9 8 ly. Prompt service on emergen­ your own. White ^ruce. Blue Greehnhouse, 427 North Main bedroom apartment.ipa Quiet We have a large variety of 18 Pintos at Spoclal Bala PrIeasI MEANWHILE...IN THE SAME BUT HE W IU ORDER Ytt) BEHEADED cies. 643-7024. Spruce. Stanley Tree Farm, Street. AKC REGISTERED Yorkshire Lbng Hill Road, off Route 6, at location. includes heat. deluxe one and two-bedroom KIN60CM OF MAHNAY WHERE FOR 6RIN6INS YOUR YANKEE UWER Terrier puppies. 3 females, 2 appliances and carpeting. $195 apartments and townhouses STEVE CANm WAS SHOT... ■ BACK TO THREAT©) HIS THRONE/ Andover church. 742-6438. TAG SALE-Sunday December males. (Jnoose yours today, for monthly. Paul W. Dougan, 8,1-5 p.m. Contents of house to throughout Manchester. Ren­ BRAND NEW 1975 TORINO Flooring 36 Christmas. Call 644-9555. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. tal office open daily from 9-5, THAJAJOUR S0?i THE KINS, COULD THE 6REB(SHANE , FIREW(X)D for sale, $50 a cor- settle estate. House located on 2-Door. V-8 engine, five white POeSNTKNOW ifYET. BESTED-aST FOR PIRE other times by appointment. THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing, d. Phone 742-9046. Squirrel Trail in Coventry. SCHNAUSER puppies, AKC FOUR ROOM apartment, heat, sidewall tires, AM radio, fuel sen­ TRAGEDY? (specializing in older floors). Look for signs on Route 31. registered, miniatures, males hot water, cooking gas, stove, try vacuum gauge, wheel covers, WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed left hand remote control mirror, Ceilings and inside painting. and females. Reasonable. refrigerator, wall-to-wall DJUUTO ENTERPMSES, MC. ■COKIT John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- any length, split, $50 per cord GUMBALL MACHINES - Ready for Christmas. 649-4108, 246-4 New Stite Hi, Mmcliester STK 5122. List $4370 Including delivered. John Hutchinson, carpeting, $185. Adults only, no undercoat. . Unique Christmas gift and con­ 289-1161. 646-1621 2222 742-6639. pets. Security deposit required. versation piece, $15-$W for an­ Centrally located. Call 643-9678. AHOIOST tiques. Pays for itself in MINIATURE Dachshunds - READY MADE Handcrafts - savings. 644-0033 after 4:30. AKC, long and short hairs. Call MANCHESTER - Unusual one- ROCKVILLE - four rooms, OUR PRICE . < 3 9 2 4 E l f e l f r Also materials for most all Norwich, 889-0062. appliances, parking, utilities handcrafts. Classes after New bedroom Townhouse, full, fOUNDSj m "" private basement. Includes extra, no pets, security, $145. □ MISC. FOR SALE Year. The For-Get-Me-Not, six-yard load, $30 plut tax, CHRISTMAS PUPPIES - Free 643-9743. 2800 Main, Glastonbury, 633- dallvarad neat, hot water, appliances, to good homes. Small, mostly carpeting and pool. $230 Your Small Car 8544. I BULLDOZER-BACKHPE beagle male pups. Raised with THREE-ROOM apartment. FORD Articles tor Sale 41 FOR HIRE CALL monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Headquarters children. 647-1213. Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. Call 646^25 after 5 p.m. KENMORE washer and dryer, J. A. McCa r t h y , ik c . BY HANA-BARBERA ALUMINUM sheets used as Electro-Lux vacuum, electric THE FLINTSTONES printing plates, .007 thick, -846-4370 tortatfmdWa . DELUXE ONE-bedroom apart­ COVENTRY - three room, first guitar with amplifier, Siamese Livestock 44 floor apartment. $150 includes 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. cats. 643-6312. ment - Complete appliances, Phone 643-2711. carpeting, air-conditioned, heat, electricity, stove, SONY electrical and battery FOR RENT - Box stall and swimming pool. $175 plus refrigerator, security required. I iD iU O N FORD powered radio. $40. 385^est BY V.T. HAMLIN NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 CHRISTMAS TREES - Large board for horse, country, plenty utilities. Robet D. Murdock, 6 ^ 5 2 , 647-9755. 319 Main St. MandiastBr 6 4 3 -2 1 4 5 Center Street. of places to ride, excellent Realtor, 643-2692. ME cents each. Inquire side door. selection of quality trees. Try ...WOULD VOU LIKE TO CAME UP Manchester Evening Herald. us, you’ll like what we have. care. 742-7035. FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ Z OUST HAD AN IDEA, DOC.' , I THINK YOU'VE INTERNATIONAL MANCHESTER- Three cond floor, heat, $120. parkingpai' AS LONG AS I'M GOING BACK GOT s o m e t h in g SEE SOME REALJ.IVE THE HARD Tagging. Yeomans Tree Farm, snowblower, QA42, for number TO -MOO/ WHY DOESN'T MARKO I THERE, OSCAR.' DINOSAURS ? WAY.... WE BUY and sell used fur­ Lake Road, Andover, 742-8907. HORSE for sale- dark grey bedroom apartment in newer 2- adults, security required. required Call1 Homes tor Rent 54 105 Cub Cadet tractor. Good gelding, 16 hands, seven years, at 87 North Strwt, Manchester. WE PAY $10 for complete junk COME ALONG Wrm ME? ME AAARRIED niture. Cash on the line. One family, fully carpeted, TH E B O S S ' condition. $135. Call 646-4875 good disposition. Western or appliances, convenient loca­ cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto piece or an entire housefull. LOWREY organ, excellent con­ after 6 p.m. SIX room Cape Cod, rec room, DAUGHTER.' 646^32. Furniture Bam, 345 dition, walnut. Leslie, R. V. English, $350. 646-2972. tion, $245 per month, security MANCHESTER - unusual one appliances, garage, near Wood- Body, 528-1990. and references required. 643- bedroom Townhouse, finished Main Street Rear, behind many voices. Asking $ ^ . Call WOOD BURNING cooking bridge Street and bus line. Douglas Motor Sales. 643-7912 after 5. 5836. rec room, includes heat. Security and lease, $325 1975 CHRYSLER Cordoba, fully stove. Also wood burning appliances and carpeting. $215 monthly. 646-1189. equipped with all luxury o[h parlour stove. Phone 644-0209. Antiques 48 VERNON - One-bedroom per month, Paul W. Dougai tions. Now at Chorches Motors, townhouses available for im­ Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. WILLIMANTIC-Oak Ridge 643-2791. FIREPLACE and stove wood, WANTED Antique furniture, mediate occupancy. Designed Village, furnished models open Just In Time For Christmas! all seasoned top grade glass, pewter, oil paintings, or for comfort, convenience and MANCHES’TER- four rooms. Sunday 1-4, new 5 room Ranch 1970 GRAN PRIX Pontiac - Air- hardwood. Sawed to your other antique items. R. pleasure. Features include adults, singles o.k. Available from $175 per month, new 6 conditioning, power brakes, specification. Call E. Wilson, Harrison, 643-8709. private entrances, slate foyer, January, $117. Security, utilites steering and windows, AM/FM 649-5900. room Colonial from $225 per total convenience kitchen, for­ extra. After 5, 643-92’74. month. Wall-to-wall carpeting, radio. Call after 5, 228-3981. ia-7 C ~H74 by NbL'i^'. TXI. I DINING ROOM table, Chippen- mal dining room and living stove, dishwasher and many USED MACHINERY- Gisholt dale chairs; maple■ twin beds.b e' AVAILABLE January 1st, new VEGA 1972 H a tc h b a c k , BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY W IN AT BRIDGE room area, open balcony other fine features in this com­ MR. ABERNATHY turret lathe with collets, and Chippendale dresser; end bedroom, 11/2 baths, entertain­ four room duplex, $185 without munity of comtemporary multi­ excellent condition, new paint, chuck, 2^^” capacity bar, tables; B&G figurines. 633-6026. ment room, patio and deck heat. Includes stove, no pets, $1,595. Must sell, 31,000 miles, power cross sliding turret, pre­ family homes. Directions: area, individual washer and 649-5811. Route 32 to Willimantic Shop- 646-3325. r MILINDA DUBAR— YXI AAISHT SAY SHE selector head, 10 h.p. motor, dryer, storage area, air- Plaza take Roanoke Road A LOVELY GIRL PIROUETTBD h e r VW Match teams miss winning play ITie bidding has been: $1,000; profile miller, M or^, 2 who's the RIGHT INTO WY HEART Wanted to Buy 49 conditioning, master TV anten­ OLDER four room Duplex. Call ak Ridge Village. Builder, 1969 CHEVROLET Camaro - LATEST F R O M T H E C n y spindle with tools, $750.■ ■■ 'Two I'wo na. $245 per month including 643-0725. 4564)797 or 429-7551. 307, Automatic, vinyl roof. $700. 12x18” granitegrar surface plates. n GIRL IN WANTED - Used, inexpensive heat and hot water. Please call Call 644-1475 weekdays after 5, '>OUR We agree that the defense West North East South $75 eacn; 25 h.p. air com- weekends anytime. Both teams in a match reach­ guitar amplifier for home use. 872-0528 Monday through SIX-ROOM Duplex - Garage, LIFE? ed the good four-spade con­ was superb, but there was a lA Dble pressor, Worthington $500; Friday, 8-5 p.m. cond floor, parking, one or two NORTH (D l way to make the contract once radial drill, small $350.; Steinle Call John, 649-7963. full cellar, porch, yard, g ^ tract. Each South ducked the 2A Pass Pass Dble children, no pets, security location, near schools. 649^230 1971 PONTIAC Catalina, 2-door *AK63 the diamond was opened. Pass Pass 7 4 ” capacity, first diamond, won the second 3A automatic tapper, V VERNON - Town House required. $135 ^ r month. Call after 2. hardtop, 40,000 original miles, V4 $250.; 25 I^A single phase o lead and played one high trump South must win that trick. Gardens, one-bedroom Ranch 644-9635. factory air-conditioning, $ A84 You, South, hold: transformer, $275; two hand from dummy. Then there was a Then he goes right after clubs, and duplex style apartment im­ excellent condition. Call 643- 4.K8654 «43VAQ 1086 $K J4AAQ3 millers, floor models, $125/$300 □ RENTALS afjoNesJ-l parting of the ways. but instead of ruffing the third mediately available. An apart­ EAST HARTFORD- Newly 6749. WEST EAST club he discards his losing dia­ What do you do now? each. Greenfield O.D. grinder, decorated three room apart­ Business for Rent 55 $250; Sunnen Hone, bench ment community of unique * Q 10 7 A9 mond. A—Pati. Your repeat takeout architectural design and ment, gas heat, adults 1973 FORD Pinto Runabout, V A 10 7 5 At table one, South played double represented your full valnes. model $50.; high speed drill Rooms tor Rent 52 V K J 98 beautiful landscaping. Features preferretT Call 528-0504. MANCHESTER - East Center automatic transmission, only I $ Q J 10 2 $ K765 three rounds of clubs, ruffing This line makes it impossible AKC Registered Yorkshire Terrier Puppies. press V4” capacity , $125; air Street. Modem air-conditioned 9,800 miles, excellent condition. z the third one. West overruffed controlled drill press, equipped THOMPSON HOUSE, fur­ private entrances, patio door to BY DICK CAVALLI A J 7 «Q 10 9 3 for the defense to get two private patio area, wall-to-wall THREE ROOM apartment, se­ office space, from 100 to 2,000 Call 646-7239 anytime. WINTHROP and led a heart to his partner’s TODAY’S QUESTION 3 females, 1 male, to drill top and bottom nished rooms, centrally SOUTH overruffs in clubs. Yet it carpeting, range, refrigerator cond floor, heat, hot water, square feet, $4.50 per foot. ace. East led his last club and You hold the same hand. This Papers, shots and health record included. simultaneously $200; drills taps located. Kitchen privileges. * J8542 doesn’t prevent declarer from Parking. Reasonable rates. and garbage disposal, master refrigerator and stove, suitable Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. THEREITISASAIN... ..BUTWHEN ITURN VQ632 West overruffed for the setting establishing dummy’s fifth club time West opens one spade. North B and S tooling 857o off. Call for couple. No pets, $110. Call Phone 649-2358. TV antenna, storage and laun­ Trucks tor Sale I K6 EPHBARIN® ARtXlNQNC?BODY<3 $93 trick. and Elast pass. You double and your Call 644-9555 for more information 224-2164, 151 John Downey 649-3246. 82 and getting there to use it for Drive, New Britain. dry facilities in basement, total F O O r6 TEP© THERE. « A2 his last heart discard. partner bids two hearts. What do GENTLEMAN only, central electric. No pets. Rental star­ OFFICE SPACE BROCKWAY DUMP Truck and THAT WAS A At table two, South pl^ed you do now? FOUR ROOM apartment, se­ INEWSPAPEH ENTEHPRISE ASSN ) location, kitchen privileges, ting at $150 per month. For ap­ FOR RENT four-ton tilting flat bed trailer STUPID (DBA/ Neither vulnerable dummy's singletoningleton heart. East Answer Monday free parking. References pointment call 872-0528, Mon­ cond floor, central, gas and gas T WEARING took his ace. West signalled with stove, security. 646-1189. 250 square feet, center of with winch and electric brake. require, 643-2693 for appoint­ day through Friday, 8-5 p.m. 875-0179, ask for Dennis. THOSE SKIS/ West North East South the nine and East led a second Use this handy classifled Manchester, air-conditioning Answer to Previous Puzzle ment only. FOUXROY/ 1 * Pass lA heart to force dummy. This e |0[o| 11 iblAI MANCHESTER - Newer 3- RESPONSIBLE female to and parking. Call: 643-9551. Pass 3A Pass 4A made it impossible for South to M o n a r c h room, bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, share home in Manchester with Pass Pass Pass set up dummy’s fifth club and all appliances, carpeting, Motorcycles-BIcycles 84 ORDER RLANK older young family, good location, get back to cash it for his 10th ACROU person preferred. Inquire 272 private. $265 monthly. P u rity , reasonable, references needed. PICK Opening lead—Q $ tOLsmpreys I immediate. Frechette & Mar­ EXPERT bicycle repairs, all winner and the board was tied. 1 — EliiebeUi 12 Fishing line Main Street. Write Box JJ, Manchester ’TWO-ROOM office with private <»\ALU II 13 Prsyer endings lor placing your want ad. tin, Inc., Realtors, 646-4144. makes, models and speeds. tSO Id soldier Herald. lavatory. Near Manchester The players agreed that the BShehes — Fill In ■ Clip Out and M all Today! PLEASANT light housekeeping Peugeot, Raleigh dealers, By Oswald & James Jacoby children (coll) PLEASANT four room apart­ Hospital. Call 643-1186. /A-7 defense at both tables had been 11 Ma|or plenel 20 Cause 10 Regular rates apply — see rates at the b^lnnlng ot room for lady, on first floor, Homes for Rent 54 Manchester Bicycle Shop, 649- a tW«>iria>.>».TXL>a.UX>FW. 13 Awaken remember ment, second floor, centrally superb and that the contract the classified section. call 647-1193. ELLINGTON - 2,000 sq. ft. new 2098. BY FRANK O’NEAL 14 At the reer 21 Princess Anne located, large kitchen, no TOLLAND - Rent or buy, 3- SHORT RIBS could not have been made. (neul.l wssher — appliances, $150. plus heat. Call brick and steel building, clear 1501 the mind child II LARGE, pleasant furnished bedroom Ranch, large family span, loading dock, heat and HARLEY-DAVIDSON 1975 ^THIN \CB MAKES AN ISGemren ertlcle 22Exlemsl 649-3978, 646^780. 17 Lucky number (comb (orm) DATII^OF FIRST INSERTION______room - Central, quiet, im­ room, sundeck and pool, $325 air-conditioning optional. 872- models on display. 1200cc Elec- SffMAr PBFENSE. Arizona maculate, parking, mature traglides and superglides. 19 Genus ol twine 23Brilith 36 Delicacies NUMBER OF DAYS TO RUN______monthly plus utilities. Security. 8351. liT A R GAXElC*S> 20 Soltena In s(ree(csf 37 Friend (Fr) 45 Valise gentleman.I, not water shower. MANCHESTER - Brand new Call 4^29-2454 after 5 and l,000cc Sportsters Harley -By CLAY R POLLAN------temper 24 Kind o( 36Partsinpla/s 47 Roman CLASSIFICATION______Call 569-2525. three bedroom Duplex in quiet weekends. Davidson Sales, 49 Park Street, ARIIS LIIRA 22 Feminine suMx recording 41 The British emparor OFFICES for rent - Excellent HAS. I I JM Your Daily Acimly Goidt «/r. 2SLleulenents 27 Woman s name — “ are part of 46 Heavy blow neighborhood. Includes Hartford. 247-9774. ii According to Iht Start. 28 Newspaper her realm 49 From himaett location, 500-1,500 square feet, OCT. (ib.) FURNISHED room for appliancesplii and is fully A/4. IS 26 — Ademe paragraph 42 Arboreal (law) ELLINGTON - three bedroom heat, janitor service and To develop messoge (or Sunday, StFish gentleman - Near all con­ cai^ted. $280 monthly. Heat split level with 1 1/2 baths and 2- 4-22-401 read words corresponding to numbers 19-25-394! 30 Hamper 29 Being (Latin) homes not included. No pets. Security parking. Starting $75 per S /4 3 4 3 - 7 7 73-74-75 4 32 HIghlandara 31 Pair (ab) 43 Level 53 Mtmbranoua veniences, bus line. Call 649- rec room. $300 monthly plus month. M9-5334, 643-7175. CemperS'Trellers of your Zodiac birth sign. 33Hoglike 32 Steamship (ab) 44 County in pouch and references required. Call TAUKUS 01 Swop 6914. utilities. Three bearoom Mobile Homes 1 Roortanc* 31 That ungulate INKWSPAI'KK FINTUU’KISE ASSN.l 647-9936, 649-2003. 68 A M . 20 2 G tt 32 Losling 02 Htolth 34 Painlul spots Ranch, 1 1/2 baths, $250 03 Records MALE ROOMMATE wanted, I MAY 20 3 Happirwu 33 To 35 Foretoken T~ monthly plus utilities. >|12-23-M45l 4 Rw o y 34 You 04 Ntw 38 Auto r " T r~ T~ r " r T~ JT w air-conditioning, color televi­ VERNON - Willowbrook References plus security (UMMCE TK UT PUU Y6247.89 5 Gala 35 Impair 05 Conditions 39 Appalltllon sion, swimming pool. 6 And 30 Contocts 00 And 1620-55 40 Gam In her 1) Apartments, one bedrooms deposit required. 646-2300. Ntw 12* larhr AmtrioM, $ aMlwem OIMINI 07 Or crown II Reasonable. Near Vernon Cir­ □ AUTOMOTIVE BY ROY CRANE 7 Social 37 Of available. $180 Includes heat, MAY 21 8 Polltnct 38 People 08 W ith 43 Hen product IT" "1 16 cle. 875-1333 or 875-4141. and hot water. Security TWO new Northfield Green 14' S vp m Mg a Itd rotm $ |!n $ 9 Excellent 39 May 09 Efilcitncy 48 Slaps over a 16 YK6. A MAINE FAMILY.'' JUNB 20 L required, superlntendant, 872- UMd ClMti a Ndfoom M M MAViC THB 1«LAND% 10 For 40 Some 70 Press fence 18 ■ I T IT III condominium homes with three Autos For Sale 81 10 MlnutM from HwUord ■ U ttd $ T A B O O ... AAAYBB A ONE ELSE CLAIM 60ME SORT OR ?\l6-21-31-34 11 W ith 41 Exchange 71 ControcI 47 Olya assent FEMALE - room to rent, 4400. SOMeslertul bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, If 1'A battw wWi agpU. TREAWRE'S WJRiED LIVINO SQUATTER'S RIGHTS. 5846-90 l2 D o 42 Not 72 Horror heated, shower and parking. carpeting, air-conditioning ana 13 A lfoirt 43 Big 73 Be 52 Hebrew NEED CAR? Credit bad? HERE... OR THERE'S ON THE OCCAStONAl FiSHBR- CANCIR CAPRICORN ascetic Reasonable. Call 649-9167. much more. Each $350. monthly U S p rck 44 Books 74 Fully K R V JT fT Bankrimt? Repossessed? iKIINQ CAMfr 8aiOIAL I f A M IN E R A L D E P O S ir . ISIANP? MSW... DRIFTERS/ JU N l 21 15 You'rt 45 You 75 Substantlatt OK. 21 54 Slurs over plus utilities. One year lease or Honest Douglas accepts lowest auN ■URNM, auARAtmco l6 T o k * ^ Your 701s SSLooKsllxedly ST ROOM for gentleman, kitchen _ JULY 22 17 Excittnwnt 47 W ith 77 Ntvn JAU. IP 56 Becksolnecks NAME lease with option to buy. Call down, smallest payments. DauVMYiNNIW INS 57 T wanly ■ 1 privileges, refrigerator- PRESIDENTIAL I I ^11 ’8-11-3048 18 A rt 48 Or 78 Questioned 14-24-51-57ir Frank Filloramo, 646-6555. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. l9 N tw t 49 And 79 Is 72-76-78 ST ADDRESS freezer, washer-dryer, parking, A»NWM«m 8 8M VMWMMMMy |,J4W7942f 80 Hopping DOWN ■ VILUOE APTS. 20 All 50 Portners AQUARjUi R 1 She HeratJi 643-5600. EAST HARTFORD ■ One or OMraniMO Fer Om Vn t . LM 21 Core 51 II 81 Your 1 Prinisr'i tern) 1 ** CITY MANCHESTER TOYOTA • See us for reliable j JULY 21 22 For 52 Destiny 82 Advised JAN. 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6:00 8:00 10:00 6:00 Call ol the West ...... 20 Nows...... 3 Challenge of Truth...... 18 All In the Fam ily...... 3_ Carol Burnett...... 3 News...... 3-8-22-30 Hollywood Squares ... 22-30 Straight Talk...... 24 M ovie...... 18 A Cristmas Carol ...... 8-40* Nakla ...... 8-40 12 O'clock High ...... 18 ...24 Antiques ...... 10:30 6:30 Bobby Goldsboro...... 18 Honeymooners ...... 20 ...40 Gospel Hour...... 16 Connecticut Report ...... 18 News...... 3-8-20-40 Emorgencyl...... 20-22-30 Electric Company ...... 24 Leaders Seek Possible Solution Sports ’7 0 s...... 24 8:00 Woman ...... 24 A Soldier’s Tale...... 24 Evening at Symphony__ 24 11:00 Bonanza ...... 40 ....3 World at W a r...... 11:00 7:00 8:30 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 6:30 . 8-40 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 I Love Lucy...... 20 Nows...... 8-22 M ovie...... 8-40 11:30 E rica...... 24 Born Free ...... 20-30 Panorama...... 20 11:30 To End Arab-Israeli Stalemate This Week In the N F L __ 18 M ovies...... 3-8 8:45 It’s A Steal ...... 22 M ovie...... 3 Hoe H aw ...... 30 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 (U P I)- President Ford "Maybe it is overdue already,” Alton luncheon and general review of all U.S.- East discussions with Soviet Communist Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 11:50 7:00 ' 9:00 7:30 MIDNIGHT meets with Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal told reporters. "I would say that any Israeli issues. Leader Leonid I. Brezhnev at the M ovie...... 20-22-30 Night Gallery ...... 40 News...... 3-22-40 Maude ...... 3 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 ...18 12:30 the stalemated Arab-Israeli peace some political progress in the area would communique said both sides believe the 9:30 In Session...... 30 Dick Van Dyke..., ...... 18 ether Six Days...... Don Tuttle...... 18 Rock Concert...... B negotiations. be welcome.” Ford spent most of Sunday relaxing and Geneva conference should be resumed as Bob Newharl ...... 3 Film ...... 20 M ovie...... 20-22-30 working in the Oval office. He also con­ As Schools Match Wits ... 22 1:30 ... 24 Football Highlights...... 40 Allon, who arrived in Washington Sun­ Allon was met at the airport by soon as possible to bring about a final Can You Top This? ...... 18 To Tell the Truth ...... 30 Wolf Trap ...... ferred with White House chief of staff The Way It Was...... 24 Judd for the Defense...... 3 day, expressed hope that he would be able Kissinger and Simeha Dinitz, Israel's am­ peace settlement. 7:30 9:30 1:00 Donald Rumsfeld and other advisers, RIsK of Marriage...... 30 to "achieve some political progress" bassador to the United States. The Price Is Right...... 3 Rhode ...... 3 Nows...... 3 about the fiscal 1976 federal budget — To Attend Dinner Tomorrow...... 20-*22-30 toward a Middle East settlement in his Ford will attend the Football Hall of Police Surgeon ...... 8 10:00 He met with Ford at 12:30 p.m. EST at which must be sent to the printers before discussions with Ford, Secretary of State Fame Dinner in New York Tuesday, and Wilburn Brothers...... 18 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, PEC, 10 meeting with French President Valery 6:00 Spring Street U S A ...... 40 What Now America? ...... 24 Giscard d’Estaing in Martinique next Christopher Closeup...... 3 9:30 Wild Wild West ...... 40 6:00 Music Place ...... 18 Out to Lunch ...... 8-40 weekend. 6:30 Everywoman...... 3 4:30 Nows...... 3-8-22-30 Fourth Estate...... 24 Vince Lombardi...... 18 Construction Worker Pickets A White House spokesman said that the Camera Three...... 3 I Dream of Jeannie ___ 8-22 Kings vs.' Pistons ...... 3 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 Honoymoonors ...... 20 City that Ski S cene...... 18 ternational economic and energy situa­ Insight ...... 40 Insight ...... 3 Town Mooting ...... 24 Electric Company...... 24 Forgot Christmas ...... 40 Witness to Yesterday...... 24 tion. This Is the Life ...... 6 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 News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Year Without Marcus Welby...... 40 A Catholic Service ...... 22-30 Worship for Shut-Ins...... 8 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 Black Experience...... 24 A Santa Claus ...... 6-40 Washington Debates...... 18 By United Press International southwestern Pennsylvania. Miners Operators Association signed a new con­ Latino...... 40 Ring Around the World ... 30 Energy Crunch ...... 24 7:00 This Is the Life ...... 18 S o u ll...... 24 returned to their homes when they saw the tract Thursday, and miners were to be WEATHER Construction workers set up picket lines 7:45 10:30 6:00 Nows...... 3-22-40 M ovie...... 20-22-30 back at work no later than Monday. 11:00 at several mines today, delaying the picket lines. Sacred Heart...... 40 Look Up and Live...... 3 DIpsy Doodle...... 8 Truth or Consequences ... 8 Am erica...... 24 But a separate contract agreement News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 return to work of fellow United Mine 'Unwritten Law’ 8:00 Rescue Rangers ...... 8 Day of Discovery...... 18 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 8:30 between the construction workers, also Rain becoming heavy at times this I Love Lucy...... 20 Workers union members. “It’s sort of an unwritten law,” said We Believe 3 Norman Vincent Peale 18 Department S ...... 40 Sounding B o a rd ...... 20 M*A*S*H...... 3 UMW members, and the Association of afternoon and into this evening. 11:30 •5- The 6,000 construction men said they Tom O’Brochta, president of UMW Local Kissinger Greets Allon Catholic Service ...... 8 Jewish Heritage ...... 40 Black Experience...... 24 M ovies...... 8-20-22-30-40 Bituminous Contractors was never Temperatures in the 50s but windy. Rain 6:30 M ovie...... 3 would picket until they get a new contract. 6330 in Greene County, Pa. “When other M ovie...... 30 10:45 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Learning to L iv e ...... 18 reached and talks bogged down Saturday tapering off to a few showers early tonight Amazing G ra ce ...... 18 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 7:30 Evening at Sym phony__ 24 followed by partial clearing later tonight. Secretary of State Henry Kissinger Zoom ...... 24 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 9:00 Temperatures lowering into the 40s with 7:00 1:00 block areas.” 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 Hawaii Flve-0...... 3 brisky winds continuing. Partly sunny Yigal Allon, right, at Washington’s News...... 3-8-22 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Contract Efforts Continue Kissinger and other high-ranking Insight ...... 8 Goober...... 8-40 Gospel Jubilee...... 18 Tuesday, temperatures remaining in the National Airport Sunday. Allon American officials. (UPI photo) Oral Roberts...... 22 Hour of Power. . . ; ...... 18 Wild Kingdom ...... 20-30 Union leaders from President Arnold 40s. expressed hope to “achieve some Day of Discovery...... 40 Eternal Light...... 22 Walsh’s Animals ...... 24 Miller down to the district level sought to What About Women...... 30 WEDNESDAY, DEC. 11 Greek Monarchy head off any picketing by the construction 9:00 Baron...... 40 workers while efforts to hammer out their Que Hay de Nuevo? ...... 3 11:30 7:30 8:00 7:30 contract continued in Washington. Captain Noah...... 8 Face the Nation...... 3 Frosty the Snowman ...... 3 10:00 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 Cham pions...... 18 Jeopardyl ...... 8 Christie Love ...... 8-40 of Uniontown, Pa., said Miller sent In My Baloon...... 22 World of Disney ... 20-22-30 Miki Elected Prime Minister Adelantel...... 30 Honeymooners ...... 20 Country Carnival...... 18 Faith for Today...... 18 telegrams to all construction locals urging Nova...... 24 ATHENS (UPI) — Thousands o t chan­ the tradional monarchist bastions of NOON Electric Company...... 24 Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Petrocelll...... 30 them to cease the unauthorized picketing, 8:00 Bonanza ...... 40 Book Beat...... 24 Behind the Lines...... 24 ting Greeks danced in the streets today, southern Greece as well as in the coun­ which halted scattered mine operations TOKYO (UPI) — Takeo Miki, a veteran ment) overwhelmingly elected Miki prime Tanaka’s “money power politics.” Game of the W eek...... 3 Night Before Christmas__ 3 celebrating an overwhelming, two-to-one try’s antimonarchist urban centers. 6:30 Animal W orld...... 30 10:30 Friday and Saturday. legislator with a reputation for honesty, minister today within hours of outgoing Tanaka, a self-made millionaire, an­ Connecticut Scene...... 8 Sonny Comedy Revue...... 8 referendum vote to reject the monarchy. The decision cleared the way for the Nows...... 3-8-20-22-30 Room 2 2 2 ...... 40 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 Billy Graham ...... 18 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 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 controls the Diet, gave him a 278 to 117 12:15 News...... 3-8-18-22-30-40 The lower house of the Diet (parlia- amass a huge fortune. Challenge of Truth...... 18 special airing Sunday at 8:30 p.m. The program inspired 6:45 waving flags, blowing car horns and King (^nstantine, who fled into exile soon. vote victory over Tomomi Narita, chair­ For the Consumer ...... 8 Little House 1 Love Lucy...... 20 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 11:30 12:30 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 M ovie...... 3 Lions vs. Bengals...... 3 9:00 News...... 3-22-40 per cent margin in Sunday’s referendum London. party, received 39 votes; Yoshikatsu article led to resignation. Dialogue ...... 8 8:30 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 Block Grant Hearing Takeiri, chairman of the Koemito party, Political commentators in Tokyo have Meet the Press __ 20-22-30 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Johnny Carson __ 20-22-30 year-old monarchy. “We don’t need a king, we want to be Kathryn Kuhiman ...... 18 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 Roberta...... 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. Je ts...... 20-30 6:00 republic and 1,318,827 in support of a force their first king, Otto of Bavaria, to since Japan adopted the parliamentary Communist nations. 10:00 Sunrise Semester...... 9:30 Steelers vs. Patriots...... 22 I Love Lucy...... 20 monarchy. give them a constitution. system of government in 1885. Miki, who was named president of the Living Faith...... 18 Religious Program ___ Townspeople who haven't yet been funds, and is also eligible to receive Conversations With ...... 40 6:15 Not tor Women O n ly ...... 22 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 Qollath ___ The Fllntstones ...... 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 federal funds expect^ by Manchester un- years. Issues & Answers...... 8-40 6:30 10:00 $25,000 Pyramid...... 8 9:30 political uncertainty "has been decisively Other subcommittees are working on party, resigned as deputy prime minister between Japan and China. Insight ...... 20 Public Affairs Programs .. .3-8-30 News...... 3-8-22-30 ^ d e r the Housing and Conununity Develop- Spring Street U S A ...... 18 The Joker’s W ild ...... 3 Nashville M u sic...... 16 Joan Baez...... 24 eliminated” by the referendum. review of the old Comnlunity Develop­ last summer because of what he called Zane G rey...... 22 7:00 Dialing for Dollars...... 8 I S p y ...... 18 Kings V8. B ru in s...... 22 ' ment Act of 1974 have another chance to 2:00 News...... Name That T une...... 20-22-30 10:00 George Mavros, leader of the nation's ment Action Plan (CDAP) studies and for­ In Recital...... 24 ...... 3 Honeymooners ...... 20 The Way It W as...... 24 discuss their pet projects tonight. Man Named Lombardi ___ 8 New Zoo Revue ...... 8 Leave It to Beaver ...... 40 Harry 0 ...... 8-40 moderate left opoosition. said, "There are mulation of a three-year housing 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 Music for A ll...... 18 10:30 Movin’ O n ...... 20-22-30 no victors or vanquished. The people as a assistance plan for Manchester. 11:00 7:30 G am bit...... 3 Bonanza ...... 40 Dragnet...... 40 whole have won.” 29-member Community Development Ad­ M ovie...... 40 Lost In Space ...... 8 winning Streak ...... 20-22-30 10:30 Man Accused of Murdering News...... 3-22-30 6:30 8:00 First Step visory Committee will meet at 7:30 p.m. 2:30 8:00 I Love Lucy...... 40 Christmas Special...... 18 11:30 11:00 News...... 3-8-20-22-30 The Waltons...... 3 INSIDE Left-wing militant Andreas Papandreou at Whiton Memorial Library. Gospel Jubilee...... 18 Captain Kangaroo...... 3 Soundstage ...... 24 M ovie...... 3 Jack LaLanne ...... 40 Now You See I t ...... 3 Black Experience...... 24 Odd C ou p le...... 8-40 called the referendum Greece’s “first Subcommittee Chairman Gilmoure Cole South Windsor Youth Password ...... 8 11:00 3:00 Down the Stretch ...... 22 8:30 Music for A ll...... 16 TODAY major step in the struggle for national in­ said the main purpose of tonight’s meeting I Dream of Jeannie ...... 8 High R ollers...... 20-22-30 News...... 3-8-22-30-40 Elderly Feted HARTFORD (UPI)-Charles E. Morris, back of the head with a .25-caiber pistol Hocus Pocus Gang ...... 8 This Is M u sic...... 30 $10,000 Pyram id...... 40 S ierra...... 20-30 dependence and popular sovereignty.” is to review projects espoused at public Romper Room ...... 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 3:30 MIDNIGHT 9:00 11:30 7:00 8:30 Government sources said Constantine Love ot Lite ...... 3 11:30 unable to attend the hearings are welcome By Firemen arrested today and charged in the 1973 reported missing from the station then, Hour of Power...... 18 News...... 8-40 New England Journal ...... 3 News...... 3-22-40 Paper M oon...... 8-40 Forum of the Arts...... Page 2 might be permitted to live in Greece as a Phil Donahue...... 8 Brady Bunch ...... 8-40 Nows 3 to discuss their ideas as well. 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 ... 8 private citizen because his poor showing in Film ...... 20 One Reach One ...... 18 Business news...... Pages 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 Kitty T o da y...... 22 NOON Dick Van Dyke...... 18 Wide World Special__ 8-40 the referendum reduced the threat of 12:30 O lg a ...... 24 MACC...... Page 21 committees working to help select Morris was charged with murder in the M ovie...... 8 The Lucy S h o w ...... 30 News...... 3-8 Sounding Board ...... 20 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 future royalist challenges. ate a hearty turkey dinner Saturday slaying.. Avengers...... 8 Cartoon Jam boree...... 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 Password ...... 40 Ready or N o t...... 24 MIDNIGHT Area Profile ...... Pages 8, 9, 10 The king recently said he hoped to McHale’s Navy...... 40 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 Toll 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 tor Tomorrow ...... 3 1:00 leader answered: “All he has to do is get 7:30 M ovie...... 18 MCC five rolling ...... Page 16 District department prepared and served service station operated by his father, basis of a bench warrant issued in The Farmer’s Daughter...... 8 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 Tomorrow...... 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 row. The youngster had been shot once in the 11:30 (8) "Love Has Many (1968). Barbra Streisand, Omar 1:00 6:00 (18) “ Mission Over Faces” (1965). Lana Turner, Shariff. The Match Game ...... 3 About 55 of the 76 residents were able to Korea” (1953). John Derek, Cliff Robertson. 11:30 (3) “ Murder at the All My Children...... 8-40 attend. Also, there were Mike Massaro, Audrey Hepburn stars as Maureen O’Sullivan. Know Your World...... 20 president of the district; Mayor John SUNDAY DAYTIME Vanities” (1934). Jack Oakie, Somerset...... 22 FRIDAY, DEC. 13 8:30 (8-40) “ The Point” Not tor Women O n ly ...... 30 Thompson; Donald Genovesi and Ted Mother of Sextuplets Eliza Doolittle, an ill-bred 8:00 (30) “ Valle of the Victor McLagien. (1971). Animated musical fable. 1:30 8:00 Cummings, outgoing and incoming Cockney flower girl who is Giants” (1938). Wayne Morris, Midnight (30) "Gold Diggers Kung Fu ...... 8-40 9:00 (20-22-30) “ My Fair As the World T u rn s...... 3 Nows...... 3-8-22-30 11:30 representatives of the 12th District, Fire transformed into the finest Claire Trevor. of 1937” (1936). Dick Powell, Let’s Make a Deal ...... 6-40 Billy Graham ...... 18 Lady” (1964), Part I. Rex 12 O’clock High ...... 18 M ovie...... 3 Chief Ted Lingard, and all their wives. Had Expected Triplets lady of London, in “My Fair 2:00 ( 40) “The Long Voyage Joan Blondell. Jeopardy...... 20-22-30 Sanford & S on ...... 20-22-30 Harrison, Audrey Hepburn, Honeymooners ...... 20 In Concert...... 8-40 Robert Eschmann, fireman, was chair­ Lady.” The widely Home” (1940). John Wayne, 2:00 Washington Review ...... 24 Stanley Holloway. Part II is MONDAY NIGHT The Guiding Light...... 3 Electric Company...... 24 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 man of the event. About 20 firemen Thomas Mitchell. Newlywed G am e...... 8-40 8:30 SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) - "The doctor fourth one was born it was apparent there acclaimed move musical, scheduled Monday night. 9:00 (8-40) "My Fair Lady” Bonanza ...... 4o 1:00 assisted him as well as about a dozen of 4:00 (8) “The Big Sleep” Days of Our Lives...... 20-22-30 Rudolph the told me I would probably have triplets," were two more to be bom.” which won eight Academy 11:30 (3) “Ten Thousand (1964), Part II. 6:30 Midnight Special... 20-22-30 their wives and girl friends. (1946). Humphrey Bogart, 2:30 Radnosed Reindeer...... 3 said Mrs. Charlotte Lange, 26. "When the Awards, airs on NBC-TV in Bedrooms” (1957). Dean Mar­ 11:30 (3) "Invitation to the News...... 3-20-22-30 1:15 Top Notch Foods with a store across N. Born Naturally Lauren Bacall. Edge ol Night...... 3 Hall of Fame ...... 20-22-30 fourth and fifth and sixth ones were born I two parts; Tonight at 9 and Dance” (1956). Gene Kelly. Girl In My Lite ...... 8-40 Zoom ...... 24 Victory at S e a ...... 3 The weight of the surviving sextuplets— tin, Anna Maria Alberghetti, Wall Street Weak ...... 24 Main St. from the housing complex was completely shocked." Monday at 9 p.m. Eva Bartok. SUNDAY NIGHT The D octors...... SIO-22-M 7:00 f / 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 food. week term, Nola said, and they were bora The Price Is Right...... 3 Six Million Dollar Man .. 8-40 — rare even for women using fertility 11:30 (3) "Gaby” (1956). John General Hospital...... 8-40 Truth or Consequences ... 8 Our SPEEDY 8p«oi«lty The event began four years ago after the naturally without surgery. M ovie...... 18 drugs — died within four hours of his birth Kerr, Leslie Caron. Another W orld...... 20-22-30 Dick Van Dyke...... 18 TRULY DELICIOUS annual Peach Festival run by the firemen, Doctors said the small boy who died was Life of Leonardo...... 24 Sunday. He weighed only 1 pound, 15 WEDNESDAY NIGHT 3:30 Film ...... 20 according to Mrs. Tom Moore, wife of one in critical condition almost immediately Ranger Station...... 3 9:30 ounces. after his birth at O’Connor Hospital. SYlVIMk PORTULE (XH.0R TV A High Impact piaatlc batga 8:30 (8-40) “ The Tribe” One Life to Live ...... S-40 Aviation Weather...... 24 CHICKEN of the fireman. colored cablnot (CA411BG) (1974). Victor French, Warren Living Word ...... is To Tell the Truth...... 30 House without Brown In 6 MlnirtM Jr~" 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 (M4111BG, CM112YL, or yollow colored cablnot Venders. 7:30 Christmas Tree ...... 3 came to the festival to help peel peaches The surviving three boys and two girls nearby. Valley Medical Center and put In 4:00 The world’s “finest eatln’ appeared to be healthy, doctors said the care of a special neo-natal team. (CA4112YL) 11:30 (3) “ I’m All Right, Mike Douglas...... 3 Wild World of A n im als__ 3 10:00 and prepare for the festival. The firemen chicken” with incomparable today. They were reported in “fair” condi­ Mrs. Lange was reported in excellent APoraonal aizo 13” diagonal Jack” (1959). Ian Carmichael, $10,000 Pyram id...... s Porter Wagoner...... 10 Night Stalker ...... 8-40 wanted to show their appreciation and Peter Sellers. Black Buffalo’t Pow W ow...... IS taste. I'/. tion today and all of them were in condition and her husband went home to S o m a ru t...... 20.30 Human Dim ension...... 20 Police Woman...... 20-30 held a holiday dinner after Thanksgiving ChronfM-LIno'- pictura tuba. rest after the all-night wait in the hospital, THURSDAY NIGHT The Lucy Show ...... 22 Let's Meke a Deal ...... 6-22 Masterpiece Theatre...... 24 CALL IN ORDER Day that fall. respirators. AQT'lOO* chaaala la 100% Merv Oritlln ...... 40 "They're not out of the woods by any 9:00 (3) "The Professionals” Black Perapective...... 24 10:30 Pick Up 10 Minutes Later The fun and good food had by all helped a hospital spokesman said. aolld-atata for high perform* 4:30 means,” said Carl Heintze, hospital (1966). Burt Lancaster, Lee Hollywood Squaraa ...... 30 New Directions ...... 18 the firemen decide to hold the dinner each anco and rallablllty Merv Grlltln ...... s spokesman. "The next two days are S y A V A N lA Marvin. I Love Lucy...... 20 Nanny and the Profaasor . 40 11:00 DEa’SDMVEJN year since, Mrs. Moore said. Seasonal A Plug-In tranalatora for 9:00 (18) "A Christmas Hogan's Heroes...... 22 9:00 402 CENTER ST. 849-tMO crucial." aorvlco oaao The Mod Squad ...... 30 News...... 3-0-18-22-30-40 Carol” (1951). Alastalr Sim, Dr. Sausa ...... 3 Dr. James Harrow, director of newborn COLOR 5:00 I Love Lucy...... 20 services, said, "It’s going to be up and Fund AConvonlonI 70 poaltlon click Kathleen Harrison. Raymond Burr Show ...... 3 atop UHF tuning 11:55 (3) "A Ticklish Affair” The Real M cC o ys...... is down this week” because the babies all Film ...... 20 > « •. Sharing A AFC puah button loeka In (1963). Gig Young, Shirley have hyaline membrane disease, an The Big V elley...... 22 oxygen absorption problem common llna tuning for each ehannal Jones. 5:15 Additional donors to the Christmas Fund among premature babies with un­ FRIDAY NIGHT News...... 20 for disadvantaged Manchester families ATataacopIng dlpd# VHF, derdeveloped lungs. loop UHF antonnaa 11:30(3) "With a Song in My 5:30 are the following; Green A cre s...... is MANCHESTER Heart” (1952). Susan Hayward, riiree IVIoiitliH Eurly Mrs. Joan Martens, Members of the St. AConvanlont racoaaad carry­ F ilm ...... 20 Steven’s Prayer Group, MCC Collegiate ing bandit Rory Calhoun. Hogen'e Heroes...... 30 The delivery lasted 44 minutes and came News...... 40 OLDSMOBILE three months early for Mrs. Lange, the Civitan Club, Mr. and Mrs. Herman John­ A Stand avallaWa aa optional MOTOR wife of an armored car guard. She had son, Girl Scout Troop 672, Florence 44, STANEK aitra (TB13CR) SALES been taking fertility drugs. Pearson, Jeanne M. Low, Vers Peterson, Don WILLIS Garage Mrs. Lange’s obstetrician. Dr. Vincet Ines Van Camp. Mr. and Mrs. JamM D, (Herald photo by Dunn) SPECIALISTS IN OMsmoMlo Deiior . Nola, said she bore quadruplets a year ago Harvey, Tall Cedars of Lebanon Nutmeg aEcnwNics Forest No. 116, Mn. Jack R. Hunter. EVs 277 BROAD STREET WHEEL ALIGNMENT AND 512 WtST C B Iia ST. - M M s n but none lived and she and her husband, Firemen Serve ^Mayfair Gardens Residents a Feast Alvin, 29, had been childless. and Norma Johnson, Mr. and Mrs. E.J. BRAKE SERVICE Agnew, Harriet and Eleanor Casperion, PHONE 649-1124 MANCHESTER GENERAL AUTO REPAIR SHOPPING DAYS "We knew by X-ray that we had three in­ Gardens Holiday Dinner run by the fants," Nola said of the births Sunday. "I and Mr. and Mrs. E.J. Kjellwn. 649-4531 - 18 MAIN ST.. MANCHESTER NEW or USED Robbrt Eachmann, right, serves a Moore pours wine for Lorinda Bliss, Total given to date is $581.23. tHriwy 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

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