PAGE FORTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Wed.. Dec. 18. 1974 Brooke Pressing Gas Tax DILLON rORD BOSTON (UPI) - Sen. ular. And I know this proposal have the same long (gasoline) Edward W. Brooke, R-Mass., will not be popular.’’ lines we had last year.’’ HanriiTHtTr lEuTiting H rralh has called for a national debate Brooke’s plan would push the has New and on his proposed 20 per cent in price of gasoline to between 75- Brooke said he did not expect crease in the gasoline tax as a 82 cents a gallon but at the his bill to win quick Used Cars MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1974- VOL. XCIV, No. 68 Matu'hvHler—A City of yUlage ('harm means to encourage energy same time raise an estimated Congressional approval, adding conservation. $17 billion for the federal that he hoped it would stimulate Brooke Introduced legislation treasury. "a national debate over the best For Sale. in Washington Friday to com However, an estimated |9 way to deal with our energy Santa^s Letters bine a gas tax increase with a billion of that total would be crisis. tax on automobile weight and Good Buys! Go First Class redistributed to low and middle “I’m just looking for the best elimination of the Highway income drivers under a reim solution,’’ Brooke said at his In Manchester Trust Fund. bursement formula contained news conference. The senator traveled to in the federal legislation. By.SOL R. COHEN Boston Monday to push that "If we don’t have a com Last year it was because of the Great plan while stating his recogni pulsory form of conservation’’ Ice Storm. tion “that taxes are not pop said Brooke, “we’re going to This year? Well, nobody seems to know (• open every nlts'lll why. (axcapt srtunlayt) What everyone does know, however, is that Santa’s Mailbox — traditionally WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Ford the best of many worlds.” Ford forecast placed at Center Park each Christmas said today America has the resources to that by the year 2000, Americans will be PLAZA DEPT. STORE Iware, and paper season — isn’t there. Those kids sending overcome its serious energy and economic living in a “community of peace with (Wo Hava A Notion To Plooso) their letters to Santa Claus at the North problems, but Americans need the will to other nations, with a standard of living Noxt to Frank’s tonomiarfeot win. still the highest in the world, with disease nilNUdta Toko.. Maiolioslor party supplies Pole have to mail them elsewhere. East -And that “elsewhere” turns out to be "Let us reaffirm our faith in the greatly conquered, with individual liber straight to the office of John Bengston, American spirit...and win we will,” he ties secure for everyone, with wide oppor OPEN EVERY NIGHT HI CHRISTMAS! tunities for good education and good **ioe have Manchester postmaster. said, repeating the theme of his voluntary program. housing and with our national will and every Before we come back to “Santa Claus,” th e miracle of mainStrsA 1 Bengston, and what he does with the spirit still climbing as we move toward MEN’S FURNISHINGS little Ford made the plea in rem arks celebration of our tricentennial.” d ow ntow n mancfiester letters, we have to tell you that nobody can prepared for delivery at the dedication of Hanoa & Fruit of Tho Loom th in g r 1 explain this year's conspicuous absence of the 22-car American Freedom Train — a He said he views the Bicentennial of 1976 Practical QItta • Quality Producta the Center Park mailbox. red, white and blue, privately-sponsored "as a rebirth as well as a birthday — a The park department, which places the train which will tour the country during rediscovery of our potential. It will mailbox when asked to do so by the rec the national Bicentennial celebration to strengthen our resolve to fulfill the Step Dancers Entertain department, didn't get the request this display historic documents and memen promises of our forefathers. It will fortify year and doesn't know why. tos, including George Washington's per our determination to continue to build a Adding a bit of green to Christmas cheer at one of Manchester’s convalescent homes are The rec department, which makes the sonal copy of the Constitution. freer, more just, more humane society.” request to the park department and didn't these young Irish step dancers. From left are Shanda Rondeau,-Dawn Rondeau, Dale this year, doesn't know why. “Our problems are serious ones — es Five major blue chip corporations each Rondeau and Colleen Rondeau. They are students of Mrs. Kathleen Rondeau, their The manager's office doesn't know why. pecially our energy problems and those of contributed $1 million for the $18 million mother. (Herald photo by Dunn) m The kids who would have deposited their our economy,” Ford said in the speech in train project. The non-profit American letters in the mailbox don’t know why. suburban Alexandria, Va. Freedom Train Foundation plans a cam 9 paign to drum up donations from other Commentary Now that we’ve told you what nobody "We have nearly all the natural seems to know but has promised to find corporations and will charge $1 to $1.50 for resources we need. We have the admission to see the exhibit. out, we'll tell you about John Bengston, technological resources. We have the Rockefeller May Become Manchester’s postmaster, and what he Santa Leads Carol Singing human resources. Now we need the will to The train will travel to 76 cities in « OF A^ANCHESTER does with the letters. solve our problems, the will to win. And states and will also carry the handwritten He answers them, is what he does — Santa Claus leads children and their favorite reindeer, Rudolph, of course, porticos at Fountain Village on W. win we will.” draft of President Kennedy’s first in every one of them. augural speech; moon rock samples; the Strongest Vice President parents in a song about one of his during a carol sing near one of the Middle Tpke. (Herald photo by Dunn) Tracing the progress of America since Actually, it’s his wife, Irene, who first Bible printed in America; Paul 1776, the President asked his audience to answers then), provided, of course, the "Revere's saddlebags, and other items By CLAY F. RICHARDS had to add another $5 million nominated as vice president. "think of the problems ouf forefathers writer and address are identifiable. The demonstrating the nation’s culture, for the commissions and Rockefeller was working on a faced. Think of those 13 tiny colonies Bengstons reply with a form letter, technical progress, professions and trade, WASHINGTON (UPI) - studies he ordered to form the program for the American taking on the mightiest empire in the economy, and it will probably prepared by Victor Lombardo, a foreman sports and the arts. Nelson A. Rockefeller may end policies on which he ran for last year at the Manchester post office, Coventry New Town Plans world and think of them winning their be pass^ on to the White House up being the strongest vice president and ran the govern liberty. Ford urged parents and teachers to the first of the year. now postmaster in Coventry. The cost of president in American history, ment of New York State. make sure that American children and ’The second part of the for the letters, envelopes and postage is borne “As we reflect on these historic ac if President Ford lets him. ’The latest of these — and its by John and Irene Bengston. students take advantage of the opportunity mula is that Rockefeller not complishments, let us also look ahead to financing is probably not in of seeing the exhibit. He said the cargo on ’The 66-year-old former New only has the program for the They say it’s a tradition followed also by the future that we are building. Let us cluded in the $22 million figure the postmasters who preceded John in Officially Abandoned the train " represents much of our nation’s York governor who was con economy, he is a forceful in reaffirm our faith in the American spirit.” — is Rockefeller’s Commission Manchester. past history and our hopes for the future.” firmed by the Senate last week on Critical Choices for dividual, with the power of per Monica Shea "As one of the great nations of the world and is expected to receive At first John Bengston was hesitant to land it owns there or to the proposed “new was purely economic. If we had wanted to Later in the day. Ford was expected to America. It is funded with a $2 suasion to get his ideas im town” zoning ordinance now before the be swayed by the opposition we could have — spiritually, militarily, diplomatically similar approval in the House talk about his “Santa Claus” replies, not The Greater Hartford Corporation consider bills passed in the waning days of million gift of the Rockefeller plemented. town's planning authority. been long ago. All new community and economically — we in America have this week, has been running for knowing whether the publicity would flood yesterday formally announced its inten the 93rd Congress. family. Rockefeller brings to the vice Henry Roberts, chairman of the cor developers across the country are in dif the presidency for nearly two him with letters. Then he said, ‘.‘Go ahead. tion to abandon plans for a new communi ’The commission has brought presidency a staff groomed for poration, told a press conference that ficulties. We are not distinguishing decades. We’ll answer them.” ty in Coventry, but provided no specific in together some of the best minds the presidency over his long because of current economic conditions it ourselves.” Denied nomination by his par years of running for that post, formation on what would happen to the from American academic life is no longer financially feasible to proceed Reasons Given ty, largely because he was a and a “take charge” attitude. and the leaders of Congress. with the new town. Roberts listed high interest rates and liberal Republican, Rockefeller One of their principle focuses The only question is whether Street Lighting Cutback now faces his best, and No Decision the lack of purchase of new homes in the has been on the world’s President Ford will let him last few months as factors jt^ttial^ig the probably lakt, opportunity to Roberts said no decision has befen made economy. take charge. General Assembly Completes about what to do with the zoning applica decision to pull out. And the fact mat the make his maiic. Thus even before he was May Become Necessary And in his own words “these tion before the Coventry Planning and recession or depression was lodking a lot are critical times, perhaps the Precedent-Shattering Session Zoning Commission or whether to proceed more serious than anyone had Anticipated. most critical in the history of with the establishment of a sewer district Peter Libassi, president of DevCo, said •The Town of Manchester will have to Public Works Director Jay Giles, in a our democracy. Never was in North Coventry. that the Planning Center in Coventry UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - Diplomats Ambassador Clarence Clyde Ferguson consider cutbacks in its street lighting report to Weiss, estimates the'overrun to E Roberts said that these decisions will be would be closed as soon as possible, and to there a greater need for began returning home today at the end of a Jr., U.S. representative to the U.N. made in negotiationb with the holders of what ever extent possible the employes program in order to balance the 1974-1975 be as high as $W,000. leadership and creative precedent-shattering 1974 General Economic and Social Council, said the $5.2 million worth of mortgages. These would be assimilated into Process and the budget. Town Manager Robert Weiss said programs to solve the problems Assembly session that saw the developing Wednesday the fund would overlap Giles said the town may have to turn off banks are Chase Manhattan Real Estate rest would be terminated. today. of the American people.’’ nations emerge as the major voting bloc in existing aid channels and “insert yet many street lights in order to keep the Investment Trust and the First National Roberts said, “ It is important to Ford has said he wants the United Nations. another layer of bureaucracy between “We’re facing some serious financial year’s bill within reason. He said he Bank of Chicago. separate the economics from the quality Rockefeller as a “full working Delegates recessed ^the 29th annual donors and those who so desperately need problems,'’ Weiss said, “and we have to hesitates to recommend the action DevCo will meet with the mortgage of the product. There is very valid p a rtn e r” specializing on assembly session Wednesday night, skir consider a program of reduced lighting.” because of safety and crime reasons, but it assistance.” holders sometime within the first week of evidence that people want to live in new domestic programs — meaning ting full adjournment so they could fly American taxpayers already finance The town has already put a temporary may be the only alternative. January to resolve these issues. communities. They vote with their money the troubled American back on short notice in case of a new Mid about 25 per cent of the U.N. secretariat’s hold on all requests for additional street C Roberts left little indication that there when they purchased these homes. economy. dle East war. operating budget and up to 40 per cent of lighting. Audit Requested would ever be a new community in Coven- Process-DevCo would be wide open to the Rockefeller comes to the vice The U.N. General Assembly handed the tbe budget of some of the affiliated agen The town is asking HELCO to audit its try. possibility of going into a new community presidency at a time when Ford United States one final defeat Wednesday cies. Depends on Research Budget Insufficient electric bills. Earlier this year, the town is under attack by Congress for at the right time and the right place. But Estimates are that the cost of lighting Board of Directors approved a $5,000 GIFT/FOR. afMR/^DEJ’Rc/^LXMR/ by voting 90-20 with 21 abstentions to raise we would not even be looking at it in the lack of a strong program to get the pay of 30,000 U.N. employes by 6 per Roberts said, “If there is a possibility of Manchester’s streets will run about $50,- allocation for an independent audit, to be next couple of years.” the economy moving, and may cent, a move expected to cost about $26 a new community sometime in the future 000 to $60,000 more than the $229,000 done in cooperation with other area towns. 5 2 j c that will have to be determined by well look to Rockefeller for TVBLE C \E>lKE.Tc/^ RECLINER / ^ million. Ecqnuniirs Big Furtur budgeted this fiscal year. For the first five But now, Giles said, those other towns “creative programs” to get the research. We had hoped to create this kind The African, Asian and Latin American INSIDE Libassi said that his recommendation to months of the year, July through have abandoned the idea of an independent country out of the recession and of better community which would be a E)OOKiCX/E.c/^ majority rolled over U.S. opposition the Board of Directors was that the November, the town’s street lighting bills audit. If Manchester still wants an in to trim inflation. benefit to all of us, not only the town of during the 13-week session to grant TODAY project should not proceed because of the total just under $100,000. dependent audit, it will cost more than $8,- If he does. Rockefeller Coventry. That plan can no longer be con For the first five months of the 1973-1974 observer status to the Palestine Libera 000. probably has the program. sidered a reality. The basis of this decision (S«T Piige KigliU-cii) fiscal year the street lighting bills totaled tion Organization and expel South Africa Neighbor’s Kitchen...... Page 17 Manchester’s street lighting bills for the During his Senate confirma about $81,670. Most of the increase is from the assembly. last five months, supplied by the con tion hearings. Rockefeller was Business news...... Pages 22, 23 represented by the Hartford Electric troller, were (with fuel adjustment asked how much he and his U.S. Ambassador John Scali said the McNeill quits clerk post____ Page 29 Light Co.’s fuel adjustment charge, which charges in parentheses): family conMbuted to his four moves represented a “tyranny of the now accounts for about 35 per cent of the Sleith critical of P Z C ...... Page 32 July, $18,321 (including a $2,209 adjust gubernatorial and three majority.” Western diplomats complained light bill. Area ProAle .. Pages 8, 9, 24 , 25, 28 d ment charge); August, $19,0M ($2,841); presidential campaigns. the assembly set precedents for the MHA Acquires Options September, $19,919 ($3,381); October, $20,- At first be said the figure was seating of other guerrilla groups and the Thoughts A pLEN ty...... Page 19 Rising Steadily 658 ($4,323); and November, $21,971 around $17 million, but then he expulsion of unpopular U.N. members. MHS wrestling preview ___Page 20 In the last five months, the street said “candidly speaking” he On Two Housing Sites ($5,626). American dipleasure with its waning in lighting bills (which don't include costs of In the comparable period of 1973, the fluence was reflected in a U.S. decision to With Today^s Herald traffic signals) have been rising nearly figures were: July, $15,783 ($332); August, By DOUG BEVINS 40-unit housing complex. Squatrito said $1,000 a month. If the present trend con boycott a world fund providing emergency the policy decisions must be made within a $16,129 ($515); September, $16,267 ($728); Drug Abuse tabloid The Manchester Housing Authority tinues, the town will be more than $50,000 relief to nations in economic distress. week or two in order to complete legal for Otober, $16,684 ($782); and November, (MHA) — which has been searching for an in the red by June 1975, according to Town malities before the options expire. $16,806 ($920). elderly housing site for more than a year Controller Thomas Moore. Among the red tape to be untangled is — has acquired options to purchase two the question of financing. The MHA is parcels. allocated about $24,000 by the state The MHA’s legal counsel, Dominic War Threats Exchanged Department of Community Affairs for the big Squatrito, disclosed Wednesday night he land acquisition, and the Town of has negotiated sale agreements for a six- United Press International fire from Lebanon at the Menara kibbutz Manchester has set aside about $55,000 to acre parcel off Spencer St. (for $150,000) Bill Denying Nixon Custody Israel and Syria traded war threats in the northern frontier near Qiryat assist the MHA. There’s also a possibility and a parcel of just under an acre on today and sporadic light weapons and Shemona. It was the second such attack of receiving federal aid under provisions Bralnard PI. (for $75,000). bazooka fire broke out along the northern against a frontier village in less than 24 of the Housing and Community Develop Of Pdpers To Be Signed Today ten is back! hours, the military command said. The Spencer St. property is owned by Lebanese frontier. ment Act of 1974. Lillian I. Mitchell, trustee for Edward Syrian President Hafez Assad promised S- Israeli forces returned fire and the com The Senate approved the bill 56-7 and the the next Middle East War would be a long mand reported neither casualties nor Rogin of Hartford. The Brainard PI. Block GriinlH May Help WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Ford plans to sign legislation today denying House by an overwhelming voice vote. one. Israel warned it would hit back at dis damage at the settlement. parcel is owned by the Center Street Squatrito said the antici|)ated federal Richard Nixon custody of his presidential The bill nullifies an agreement between 9 CONNECnCIIT tant Arab oil countries that join the battle In Damascus, Assad promised a long Corp., one of the enterprises of the late block grants open the door to acquisition Ford and Nixon under which the tapes and against Israel in a policy to “respond to war with the Israelis. developer Alexander Jarvis. tapes and papers. of more land than needed for the 40-unit • The bill grants permanent custody of the papers would have been Nixon's property the threat at the source”. “If war breaks out, we shall see to it Oplionit Expluined project, and possible future expansion of historical documents to the General Ser — housed at a special facility under the The Tel Aviv military command said that it is a long war," Assad said in an In Squatrito, explaining the options to tho the number of units in the project. guardianship of the GSA - (or five years. CHAIR *79 terview published by D am ascus vices Administration. raiders aimed bazooka and light weapons MHA, called for speedy action on one or “We've waited a year but we've made After that sole custody would have gone to Here is your chance to give newspapers. “We can fight longer than The tapes, papers, and documents both of the sites, and possible addition of a significant progress,” Squatrito said. “We covering Nixon’s five and a half years Nixon and all the documents could have someone special an heirloom Israel can, and this means that the out third parcel; A five-acre site on Spencer now have the potential to look beyond one been destroyed by 1984 or upon Nixon's come will not be in Israel's ftfvor,” would be open to public inspection except for Christmas. The limited edi St. owned by Mr. and Mrs. Wilber Little. piece of land and beyond 40 units" death — whichever came first. tion Connecticut Chair by "If war is waged, we shall face It with those that deal with national security. The MHA hasn't been able to reach The MHA, which now administers two Nixon would have access and. under Watkins. Finished in black and everything we have got. And what we have agreement with Little on a purchase price housing projects with a total of 276 units, got is not little. " provisions of the bill, could go to federal gold and contrasting cherry for his land — which was considered the has a waiting list of about 175 eligible per court to seek compensation. seat and back pillow, you have top priority for elderly housing earlier this sons. Ford’s decision to sign the bill erased a The Mitchell-Rogin property on the a choice of six different Conn, year — but Little said Wednesday night he potential threat to the adjournment of the would sell the rear portion (about three north side of Spencer St. abuts the Little Off everything at Your Gift Gallery historical scenes by Ken Hogle 93rd Congress. painted on the back slat. acres) (or about $1IX),000. property. The Mitchell-Rogin option Congressional leaders were determined WEATHER Don;t wait! This com LOTTERY The option on the Mitchell-Rogin proper provides for acquisition of three acres of to stay in session until midnight Friday, ty is go^ until April 4, and the MHA is in hack land for $150,000 and a gift to the when the bill would have gone into law memorative chair will not be the process of making a $35,000 down pay town of an additional, adjacent three sold after Dec. 31, 1074. automatically if Ford had taken no action. WINNERS ment which will be returned if the sale acres. There would be a 40-foot-wide right- But if Congress were to have adjourned Increasing cloudiness today with chance R§m§mb0r our fre e gift wrapping, and tha Noal doesn't take place. of-way to reach the land. before midnight Friday, Ford could have of occasional snow in the afternoon, high ARM CHAIR *99. ------K The Brainard PI. option, which doesn’t Ignored the bill and it would have been around 40. Occasional snow likely tonight require a down payment, expires March riircc-Ycur I'uyniciil IMaii but mixing with or changing to rain before Shoppa complata with gltta A chrlatmaa dacoratlona. OLD GREENWICH (UPI) - The two- Payment (or the Mitchell-Rogin parcel killed by a pocket veto. digit number drawn today In the Connec 31. ending by Friday morning, low tonight l(\, SHOPPING DAYS would be accomplished over a period of If Ford had decided to veto the bill Charge It • MASTER CHAROE-BANK-AMERICARD-REVQLVINQ CHARGE ticut weekly lottery is 39. The three-digit the low 30s to upper 30t in southern por Main Floor of Watkins Bros, 965 Main Street Maneheater MHA Muni Pick Site three fiscal years, Squatrito said. The before midnight Friday, Congress would MS MAIN NT., MANCHf NTIR / / OFIN: MON. THNOUQH PRI. TILL 9 - SAT. TILL 9:30 TO CHRISTMAS number is 380. The “lucky color" is The MHA must now decide which loca have stayed in session long enough to tions. Partly cloudy Friday. hl|^ In the yellow. tion it favors (or a proposed state-funded. (See I’liae Figlileeii) overrule the rejection. low to mid 40s. I t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 19, 1974 - PAGE THREE PAGE TWO - M^ANCHESTER K.VRNING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs,^DgcJ9^9^74 No Increase in Dairy Imports Planned NAIIONAI WIATHE* SEKVICI fOIICAST to 7AM EST I I - 10 - 74 TV TONIGHT MONTPELIER, Vt. (U P I)- Agriculture Earl Butz that nor But Jeffords had other “less with USDA officials for higher urged in a Senate resolution BUCKLAND FARMS 3aoo New England dairy farmers mal dairy imports from the encouraging” news on milk milk price supports, but ap passed this year under the spon CORNER OF TOLLAND TPRE. A ADAMR ST. European Common Market will prices. He said the U.S. Depart parently without success. sorship of Sen. George D. (Acrou from Caldor's) •CATTLE won’t be faced with a flood of FAIR \ 6:00 Music for A ll...... 18 low-cost, governrnent sub not be Increased without ment of Agriculture remains He said the USDA is con Aiken, R-Vt. • Fresh Cut Native Christmas Trees the unique gift... countervailing duties. firmly opposed to setting an sidering a proposed adjustment N ew s...... 3-0-22-30 Mac D a vis...... 20-30 sidized European dairy • Seasoned Firewood by the stack or cord I S p y ...... 10 8:30 products in the foreseeable Such duties, Jeffords said, emergency floor under prices in parity figures to reflect the HIS and HER "should remove the depressing farmers receive for class I fluid effects of inflation on milk MINNEAPOLISt Honeymooners ...... 20 Paper M o o n ...... 8-40 future, Rep.-elect James M. GIFTS • Wreaths • Cemetery Baskets ...of photography effect the Common Market im milk. production. However, he said OPEN DAILY 11 A.M. to 9 I^M. Electric C om p any...... 24 One Reach One ...... 18 Jeffords, R-Vt., reports. All Famous Brands 4CWVORK Bonanza ...... 40 Religious America...... 24 Jeffords said he has been ports have had on prices New Jeffords, who hopes to gain a there was no indication such an 644-2361 649-3694 ICHICASO* England farmers receive for seat on the House Agriculture FAIR _ 6:30 9:00 ' assured by S ecretary of adjustment would be made. their milk.” Committee, said he pleaded . ARTHUR DRUG ,29.77 N ow s...... 3-8-20-22-30 M o v ie ...... 3 An updating of parity was / Sts. of San Francisco .. 8-40 •AN FRANCISCOC O ^ F b Black Experience ...... 24 7:00 Nashville at the Garden .. 18 totall«Htl(idi—«idtan|le-tele|ilioto ...... 25AaHlist N ew s...... 3-22-40 Lessons and Carols...... 24 V. Truth or Consequences ... 8 Ironsid e...... 20-22-30 smyar {rand priiSIOAF slide projector ...... $1305 9 9 .0 0 LOS AN0CLE8 'ATLANTA Dick Van Dyke...... 18 10:00 Sounding Board ...... 20 Sadat: Action...... 8-40 sawyer rotomatic 727AQ slide projector...... 1^1-95 1 1 9 .0 0 ONLY 4 MORE SHOPPING Ready or Not...... 24 Movin’ O n ...... 20-22-30 DALLAS/ u Over Open To Toll the Truth...... 30 Gospel H o ur...... 18 |af automatic slide viewer — ...... 12.95 lO nSO ISominnled lOWESI TEMPERATURES 7:30 Oral Roberts...... 22 100 Stores DAYS TIL CHRISTMAS 9om to llpm^ NEW ORLEANS Night Before Christmas — 3 11:00 Former Attorney General : MIAMI gaf photo lab darkroom kit — ...... 15.95 1 2 .9 5 Elliot Richardson has been $25,000 Pyramid...... 8 New s...... 3-8-22-30-40 Across the BROAD STREET til nominated by President '30 Nashville M u s ic ...... 18 I Love Lucy...... 20 selected camera bags ...... 2 5 % off list Christmas r->lECEND< Hal Stanton Presents...... 22 11:30 Gerald Ford to be the next Nation >REEZIKI0 J MANCHESTER PARKADE They Don't Laugh M o v ie ...... 3 ambassador to Great Bri THETHANK YOU STORE At Hoboken ...... 24 Wide World Special___8-40 tain, according to British Now Treasure Hunt ...... 30 Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 government sources. He will ^/^SHOWERS ^ Flow D ra gn e t...... 40 1:00 succeed Walter Annenberg 8:00 Tom orrow ...... 20-22-30 Un WEATHER FOTOCA5T • in the post. (UPI photo) The Waltons...... i3 at nassiff camera Odd C o u p le ...... 40 Multi-Billion For Period Ending Friday. Thursday night will find rain in the west Gulf coast states FINE changing to snow in the mid Mississippi valley. Rain is also indicated for the north Pacific Dollar Job coast, otherwise, mostly fair weather should rule elsewhere. Minimum temperatures in MEN’S clude: (approx, max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 40 (57), Boston 20 (45), Chicago 21 ...o f course Bill Passed FRIDAY AHD SATURDAY, DEC 20 & 21 Jackie Gleason will be host for (35), Dallas 33 (55), Denver 13 (38), Duluth 8 (20), Houston 45 (67), Jacksonville 49 (71), the Fifth annual American Guild SHOES! WASHINGTON (UPI) - Kansas City 22 (33), Los Angeles 48 (69), Miami 58 (81), New Orleans 48 ( 68), New York 31 of Variety Artists "Entertainer of • WRIGHT •DEXTER 629 main • downtown manchester • 643-7369 Cungress has handed the (47), Phoenix 34 (69), San Francisco 45 (55), Seattle 43 (52), St. Louis 22 (38), Washington the Year Awartis" to be telecast • NUNN-RUSH nation’s unemployed a $5.5- as a 90-minute special by CBS on billion jobs and benefits Jan. 18. Members in 12 enter GLENNEY’S program, and is likely to add a tainment categories will be MEN'S SHOP $l-billion extension of un honored. The late Ed Sullivan 789 Main SL. MandwitM’ employment compensation was the host of previous pro OPEN nil S P.M. Read Herald Advertisements before adjournment Friday. 9 b a r b s grams. With unemployment rising as By PHIL PASTORET the nation sinks deeper into recession. President Ford is One of the best ways to expected to sign the measures make money just put a fellow along with a companion ap in the clink for 20 years. propriations bill with $4 billion CHRISTMAS SAUI + -I- + How come entertainment to begin funding the programs. marriages run into headline That measure, necessary trouble just before a major before any money actually can picture is due for release?' be spent, passed the House + + -f- Wednesday and is awaiting Senate action. The jobs bill, far above Ford's original $2.2 billion proposal, passed the House Wednesday 346 to 58, then quickly received a favorable They call this season “fall” voice vote in the Senate. The because that’s what you do bill was a compromise between over the rake. earlier House and Senate ver Savings rf % to ^ + + + sions. 20 Hoyt King wants you to know that one swallow doesn’t Terrific For the country’s jobless — 6 make a summer, but it sure million and growing — the warms you on a cold fall day. legislation means: • Three-hundred-thirty thou togetherness sand new public service jobs in and Even More on Selected hems Listed Below! SFiLM RATING .(SUipliS public safety, health, care, For Parents and S FOR YOUR education, child care and Their Children sanitation, at an average salary ON-THE-GO of $7,800 per year. 20% Off! 5 0 % O F F ! • Up to 26 weeks of special 25% Off! 20% to 5 0 % to OENEKAtUCNtflAt AUDIENCESAU1 LIFE-STYLE REG LOW PRICES! ■ « AHAgtsAdlAH Agts Admitted Meeting Backstage unemployment benefits to the selected'styles « jobless among 12 million 50% Off! E Jack Ford (right), 22-year-old son of President Ford, jokes workers not covered by un 7 5 % O F F ! Ice Skates Trim-A-Tree with former Beatles’ member George Harrison. They met JUNIOR BOYS rA M N T ^ OMOANCt employment insurance, mainly Misses Gift tU Q Q ttnO backstage at a rock concert in Salt Lake City. Harrison is FAMOUS MAKER state and local government REG 4.99 TO 29.99 S«mMMrislMiVNott« Spalding and Christmas SurtifcN Fcrfr^TRlw^ X; currently on a nationwide tour. (NEA photo) workers, domestics and Outerw ear agriculture workers. Sweaters Decorations CONTEMPORARY • Some $500 million in new REQ 7.95 TO 15.99 REG 4.96 TO 7.99 Sporting 3*’’ to 23** THEATER SCHEDULE public works projects to create •ALL INDOOR ELECTRIC i NfSTIIICTiO employment. g 9 6 Uodcr 17 rsquim eecempenvini*;* Boys, Girls, Beginners, TREE LIGHT SETS Pwsnt or Aduft G ued im X COORDINATES Another bill would provide an * 6 to * 1 2 C Mens and Ladles Figure Burnside Theatre — “God Showcase Cinema 1 — extra 3 weeks of unemployment Acrylics, polyesters, fur-blends. G oods Skates and Hockey Skates father Part II” 12; 304:15-8:00 “Amazing Grace” 2:10-4:10- compensation benefits, giving Ski jackets, corduroys and Cardigans, sllpons, T-necks, • ALL ELECTRIC UA East 1 — “The Savage is 6:05-8:00;10:00 Superb interchangeables that mix or tunic vests, more. Sizes S-M-L. •GENUINE LEATHER most covered workers a full 52 western parkas. WINDOW CANDLES Loose” 7:00-9:45; “Ali-Forman Showcase Cinema 2 — “The match in a harmony of fashion looks, BASEBALL GLOVES NDONtN D O N i UNUNOCN 17 AOMTTta!*! weeks of benefits. A.) '** Fight Film” 9:00 Dove” 2:00-4:05-5; 55-7;50-9; 55 now into Spring. Superior quality, so This $1 billion bill has passed Mfr’e List 15.99 to $20 O nanaMniO UA E a s t 2 - “ R.A. Showcase Cinema 3 — “The reasonably priced you can put together both houses, but the Senate • ALL OUTDOOR ELECTRIC Expedition” 9:00; “Slaughter Longest Yard” 12;30-2:50-5:10- a whole wardrobe with no strain on added a technical amendment. •ALUMINUM OR WOOD TREE LIGHT SETS • - MPAA House 5 ” 7:00 7:40-10:15 25% Off! budgets: or give an ensemble to an The House likely will accept the 20% Off! 20% Off! BASEBALL BATS UA East 3— “Zandy’s Bride” Showcase Cinema 4 — * 4 important someone. amendment and pass the bill. MIr't List 9.95 OUR REG 6.99 TO 10.99 • ALL OUTDOOR ELECTRIC 9:00; "Blume in Love” 7;00 “Golden Gun" 12:00-2:25-4:50- The benefits package ap DOUBLE FEATURE (PG) 7:25-10:05 DISPLAY FIGURES /, Vernon Cinema 1 — parently came none too soon. Cookw are Misses Party •DELUXE FULL FEATURERE M IS S E S BETTER “THE APPRENTICESHIP OF “Friends” 7; 10; “The Appren The Labor Department GOLF BAGS DUDDY KRAVITr’ 9 P.M. ticeship of Duddy Kravitz” 9:00 NEW YORK (UPI) - Jaa 4 is Wednesday reported increases $ 7 •ALL REPLACEMENT Sets MIr’s List $20 Hus “Fmos” 7:20 P.M. Cinema 2 — “ The Ab- the date for ABC’s airing of the in unemployment insurance Pajam as Nylon TREE LIGHT BULBS bication” 7:00; “ Badlands” rolls in all 50 states as of Nov. \ NSIC lY UTM J(MP o u t MY / Royal Shakespeare Company’s 7 PC SET, W *750 \a i coiiY. 131 HI -YKtinmiiig' 8:45 30. production of “Antony and REQ21.9D JL # REG 9.94 • ALL ARTIFICIAL Cleopatra," starring Richard Some 2,982,600 persons 30% Off! Sleepwear C!i^\THEATRES EAST Johnam and Janet Suzman. The received unemployment Decorated enameled cookware. CHRISTMAS TREES V-Di.i ’p.i SY| n-.M pi^ • y96 TABLE TENNIS TABLES three-hour attraction is one benefits in the week ending • 2 Pc Gown-Peignoir Sets TAKE ROUTES IS ■ 14 ■ IS (EXIT tS| especially conceived for televi Nov. 30 — up 553,700 from the I “THE SAVAGE IS LOOSTI 7 PC SET, 1 ST:90 REQ 3 4 9 9 • Long and Waltz Gowns • ALL CHRISTMAS / DOUBLE FEATURE sion. previous month and 1.4 million REQ 19.90 X c W Gala styles In acetate-nylon • Tunic Lounging Pajamas / LIV ULLMANN-PETER I 49.99 TREE ORNAMENTS from a year ago. prints. Sizes S-M -L. ^ “THE AMHCATIOH” ...... “THE RA EXPEMTIOr INVITATION TO BID The unemployment rate shot Stainless steel, copper bottoms. Plus “TIIUE C8ME STORr u.‘‘TKSliUKHTDIH0USl5’’(R) Sealed bids will be received in up to 6.5 per cent in November, “BADLANDS” 8:4S P.M. the Office of The Director of and the rate for December is SUN CONT. 5:15 P.M. “ZANDY’S BIHDr. expected to be even higher. nus TUBn Y«r-r— < “BlMMLOVriiniir 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-U10 death of John Metz, 38, of sub PLAYERS, PHONOS AND Pant Top s ; ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED PARKING • WIe Honor MASTER CHARGE • urban Bellevue. The composite SELECTED STYLES PRICE 1.19 drawing was obtained from COMBINATION UNITS. OUR REG 998 ORIG 12.97 TO 15.97 several witnesses at an Erie REG 4.97 TO 7.99 UPS terminal who agree to un REQ 24.99 TO 159.90 96 for *1 dergo hypnosis. 7«* 9 * « . n d l l 3** < I I 'l I I'l I' Police said an anonymous Premium Aclionwear body donor established a $10,000 *16 to *119 Holiday styles lor juniors, misses yarns by Monsanto Sizes A-B S -M -L , 40 to 44 Fit up to 225 pounds. and women. r«miliGEST^ reward for Information leading . Including many lamous brsndtl r i m r r n to the arrest and conviction of the person or persons responsi ble tor the bombing. iSorry! N o Rain Checks on These ltems| PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 19. 1974 The Lighter Side Tippecanoe^ Deja Vu And Tyler Who? MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec, 19, 1974 — PAGE FIVE liminally embedded on posters, below 25 per cent. after the blank vote is treading tices. According to the com bumper stickers and the like. By DICK WEST ’Thus, it is clear that at this on sticky ground. His problem plaint, they distributed cam NO MORE PAPER! Vast numbers of voters go to Ulrih Control Researchers On ISew Trail WASHINGTON (UPI) - stage of the campaign there is a is to somehow get an un paign material containing BcoauM moat majofTnillt In lha New England araa ara serious identity crisis. “subllminally embedded words the polls unaware of his raluaing to buy waala papar until January S, 1B7S, wa p u n DEPT. STORE After the first two years of the acquainted voter to mark his could take seven to 10 years would be administered locally Unless the situation changes name on the ballot without let designed to manipulate the un existence. But when they sec will ba lorcad to rafuaa papar at our doora until furthar HOUSTON (UPI) - process, the method could be structure of the site where the (Wa Have A Notion To Plaata) 1976 presidential campaign, his name on the ballot, it sub available within 10 years, Smith more. probably by implanting a hormone binds with the recep radically in the final two years, ting the voter know who he is. conscious mind of the elec nollca. Researchers are on the trail of Next to Frank’s Supormarkot Sen. Henry Jackson is the best consciously rings a bell. a new birth control medicine said. - He said the method should nodule of the agent in the tor and are trying to find a way known Democratic contender. thousands of voters will go to For if the voter recognized torate.” East Middle Tpke., Manchaator the polls without knowing At the time, the significance ’This gives the voter a sense of which they hope will prevent vastly improve today’s birth uterus. The nodule would slowly to prevent that binding,” he Even so, according to the the candidate, he might switch He told the American control pill, which must be WE’RE OPEN EVERY NIQHTI whom they are voting for. of this allegation fell beneath deja vu, which is one of the OSTRINSKY conception with no side effects dissolve releasing the chemical said. "We like to say hopefully Gallup Poll, four out of 10 from blank to undecided. Or 731 PAHKER STREET • MANCHESTER Chemical Society’s So what we have here is a the threshold of my own con strongest feelings known to and will have to be taken only taken daily to prevent ovulation and would last three months or it will someday replace the voters wouldn’t know Jackson even to the other candidate. man. “Where have I heard that southwestern regional meeting sizeable political bloc — the so- scious perception. once every three months. and has numerous side effects. more, he said. pill.” from Adam. And Adam isn’t Permit me now to call your name before?” the voter asks finding the chemical should be “ There will be no side WARM SLEEPWEAR called blank vote — that is up attention to an incident, tittle Now I can see this would be Dr. Roy G. Smith of the lor Mom, Dad, Sister and Brothor even running. himself. Baylor College of Medicine said easier than isolating the pro effects,” he said. "That’s the Of 30 other possible can for grabs. Indeed, the blank remarked upon at the time, that the perfect technique for cap scientists have isolated an im tein, which took four years of reason for this work.” By preventing the uniting of THE WORLD’S Quality Products at Budget PrIcesI didates listed in the survey, 18 vote could be more decisive took place earlier this year. turing the blank vote. portant protein that unites with research. the protein receptor and the FINEST were unknown to a majority of than the undecided vote in its A congressional candidate in The candidate campaigns It’s driving him crazy, and He said the only possible the ex hormone progesterone to Smith said the method should progesterone the fertilized egg voters, and for some the effect on the 1976 election. Virginia accused his opponents anonymously on the conscious now the candidate has got the problems would be rare in PERFUME SETS Read Herald Ads be perfected in animals within could not attach to the wall of recognition factor dropped But any candidate who goes of subconscious campaign prac level but with his name sub- voter hooked. ready the uterus for the fer dividual reactions to whatever tilize egg. If they find a non two years, but the Food and chemical is used. the uterus for the fetus to form. ARTHUR DRUG toxic chemical to prevent that Drug Administration testing Smith said the chemical "We have determined the Read Herald Ads
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Saturday 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. miTNUR DRUG ritual is connected with her SALE: Thurs. thru Sat. 1145 Tolland Turnpike 3 WAYS TO CHARGE Mon. thru PrI. 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. unending search for the MANCHESTER Saturday 9 a.m. to 11 p.m. Christ Child. She rushes from 1 5 '. child to child. 1145 Tolland Turnpike MANCHE.S'TER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 19, 1974 — PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Thurs., Dec. 19, 1974 iHaurlu'stpr tuntimi Hrralii Chase Optimistic About Trash System PUZA DEPT. STORE (• open every nite ’til Christmas Album By ROBERT LAMBERT Utility companies or other natural resource,” Chase said. were approved by the 1973 (W« Hava A Notion To Pltaoo) (except Saturdays) OPINiON HARTFORD (UPI) - When large users could buy the fuel, Chase, who was the architect legislature. Next to Frank’s Suparmarkat Richard W. Chase was a law which has about 80 per cent of of the state’s solid waste While operating costs will in- EAST MIDDLE TPKE., MANCHESTER student at Harvard, he helped the heating value of coal, and management system and super irease along with the rise in the pay his rent by working as an burn it in their steam vised General Electric Co. in cost of living, he said, those OPEN EVERY NIQHT ’til CHRISTMAS candles, all assistant janitor in his apart generators. its study of a refuse disposal hikes will be offset by the rising GIFT WRAP, RIBBONS colors & sizes Compromise In Order ment building, picking up trash Chase estimates that each system for the state, was ap value of the recovered left by other tenants. resource center could produce pointed president of the materials. BOWS and GIFT BOXES Now, Chase, 33, is in charge enough fuel to reduce electrici authority in September 1973. "I think there always will be All the Thlnga You Mood A n At Pfazaf A democratic society operates es- electrical power uses, it would be of a refuse recovery system ty bills 31 million a year, or An assistant environmentai some net cost,” Chase said. "It “tee have which may solve the disposal when the entire nine-plant protection commissioner under certainly will be profitable in th e nn'iracle of mamTtrest l every senfially on compromise but there are easy to say let’s get the coal now and system is operational, 39 former Commissioner Dan the sense that the total cost problems of dozens of Connec downtown manchester little times when compromise is difficult to worry about reclamation at some ticut towns, turn garbage into million a year. Lufkin, he drew up the plans for born by the towns will be less thingr useful material and even help “It is our only growing establishing the CRRA which than any other route.” attain since opposing points of view later date when we are beset by Read Herald Ads cut utility bills. may have hardened to the point where neither an energy shortage nor a While its raw material may any suggestion or willingness to com recession. be garbage to everyone else, it will be bread and butter to the promise is subject to misinterpreta But will it be any easier to reclaim Connecticut Resources SAVE *3 tion. these lands in the future than im Recovery Authority, an in T H E PKOPHET There are times after a hard fought mediately after the coal has been dependent and financially self- fAm sufficient government agency. lA fL A N T I C I KAHLILGIBRAN battle when one side does decide that mined? Will it be any cheaper? Will it Until the cash starts Rowing Rl( IIARDIIAKKIS compromise is the better part of be done at all? in from its nine planned The Prophet regional plants, it is operating The Superma valor, only to have the other side seize These are legitimate concerns of The Clairol under a |400,000 yearly ad featuring upon this apparent softening of posi the environmentalists and others ministrative budget obtained Crazy Twirler by Gillette tion as an excuse to turn what might thinking of the future. from a 5.5 per cent interest ven Our Richard Harris Our Reg. ture loan from Hartford Reg. be an equitable compromise into a full We think it is time for the opposing 19.99 National Bank. 11.97 16.70 rout. points of view to get together and The CRRA, housed on the 8.99 Curls or straightens; thermostatic heat 650 watts power; 5 styling / drying The Home of John Sanford at 494 E. Center St. (Photo by Steve Dunn) 13th floor of a glass and steel This appears to us to be the present achieve some realistic guidelines so control. Ready signal light. #C225 attachments, 2 speeds. 4HD7 building with a panoramic view status of environmental protection vs. that we do not set back progress we of Hartford, has broke ground S eries economic recovery. have made in cleaning up our air, for its first recovery center in F6.98 Bridgeport. We are being told by almost every water, land, and yet not expect too The |30 million plant on the From writings ol Kahlil Gibran: score by Arif Mardin. - superb chorus. industry that unless environmental much too soon. MAX LERNER Bridgeport waterfront will standards are relaxed economic goals We think our environmental goals serve nine towns in Fairfield County, with a tenth, Milford, such as ending inflation, energy self- should be restated, not in the context expected to join following ' ’■ '^ 7 4 a Gillette sufficiency, and fuller employment of the extremes, but in the realities of settlement of a local political DOOOYVMTON 9 Why Not Take The Oil? battle over its own disposal MCIOOKSOFIOYE Sunbeam Mist Stick Pro-Max will be impossible or nearly so. our willingness to support these ef system. Curling Iron Styler-Dryer On the other hand, environmen forts. A |50 million bond issue will Pvistmos finance the Bridgeport system, talists fear any compromise after We may be overly optimistic but we NEW YORK — Increasingly, there are hard to say how divisive any particular for sheer money greed. Clearly, they in which includes building refuse voices being raised among the Western governmental decision will be inside a na years of hard-fought gains may mean think the objectives of a better en Thanks tervened in the economic life of every na transfer centers in each par 2.99 »» 1 9 . 9 9 nations asking why the long-suffering oil tion. The Western nations would be using a tion. In Italy it would overturn an already a reversal to the era of the environ vironment and a sound economy are ticipating community. ! Mist gives longer lasting sets, 1,000 watts of power; 3 heat Dear sir: unstable government. It would cause deep Store consuming peoples don’t get rid of their in prevents split ends. Curls or military weapon for economic survival. Chase, who is paid 332,000 a levels, 2 air speeds. Air nozzle lor ment be damned. The staff of the Town Social Services trouble in France and England; less, straightens. #WC1 more compatible than either hibitions and move in to take out some of That is the essential argument on one year, describes the Bridgeport fast drying. ifHDl2 Department wishes to thank the many the Middle East oil fields and market the side of the issue. In the total balance probably, in Germany. In the United Already we are being subjected to a extremes would have us believe. plant and another to be started people and organizations who contributed energy at a reasonable price the world can States those seeking a scapegoat could sheet, pro and con, what is the argument in Berlin within a month as the Joy lo Vie World key tesf of this apparent conflict in Let’s strip away the extremist view food and money for Thanksgiving for the afford without bankruptcy and breakdown. crystallize the latent anti-Israeli and anti- 0m £ignus ipli on the other side? first full scale commercial less fortunate. It is a formidable question. Anyone The first and most obvious point is that a Jewish feeling. with FREE the case of the strip mining bill which points and concentrate on the areas of resource recovery systems in As always, they were very generous in facing a student seminar or a lecture A final count is the danger that interven Gillette military takeover of oil fields, however the world. . l k « ( ■ 12-Chord environmentalists feel is essential to the possible and in that way protect their donations. audience anywhere in the country has it tion would carry, of Soviet military reac *sG«riaiM Foamy Shave strong the provocation, would leave an un Garrett Research and klaNMCtti Cream & keep millions of acres of western our environment now where it is Miss Mary Della Fera thrust at him without fail. imaginable trauma on a considerable seg tion to it. As between their stake in MlHaM Consolette Development Co., Inc., of MMt Trac II Director There is a train of thought that goes with ment of world opinon. The shock wave weakening the West and their stake in SmOatCaot lands from becoming devastated in relatively unsullied, clean up in an LaVeme, Calif., a subsidiary of Organ Razor Social Services the question involving two basic would start in the U.N. assembly, already some degree of world economic stability, our efforts to mine coal to meet our orderly manner where it falls short, Occidental Petroleum, will Theif Greatest. Hts Department propositions. One is that a nation has the so solidly arrayed on the Arab side against the Soviet leaders would be torn over such l u r«MM» 18H M tiaiM M ua B» oan operate the facilities and Town of Manchester ultimate right — and even the duty — of the West, and would fan out from there. a Western effort to resolve (he energy Schick _ Gillette energy needs. Industry, on the other and at the same time improve our market the recoverable saving itself. The Middle East nation — This might, of course, not be the final crisis. But they would stand to lose too hand, feels the cost of reclamation products, including fuel, iron OASS Fresh Air Machine Hot Shave System nation’s economic health. We do not states moved in, by their right of verdict of history. For history is written heavily in world prestige if they allowed The Unhappy and steel, aluminum and glass. KEY BEST SELLERS m . ORIG. which the bill would assess in the think the American people want an sovereignty, to appropriate the companies by the survivors and, if the Western the move to go unchallenged. The result ■ 39.95 Our The proceeds from the sale of which first developed and exploited the oil nations collapse under the combined might be a U.S.-Soviet military confronta Reg. form of a per ton tax of at least 25 either-or answer to this problem but a Christmas Tree the products will help defray FROM ABC RECORDS 15.99 Dear editor: resources. But the same right of weight of inflation, slump and the energy tion in the Middle East — the last thing 37 treble keys, full octave 11.99 a.14.99 the cost of collecting the refuse cents on strip mined coal would committment that can be met at a sovereignty, by the even stronger logic of squeeze, it will be scant consolation that that either government wants, with all its range; 12 chords, 6 major, 6 Eliminates ' household odors. Push a button tor hot, moist I was so happy when I was selected to be to the participating towns, said sheer national survival, would compel the they played the game to end according to dangers of a possible nuclear clash. minor. Smoked see thru music Sprays at pre-selected intervals. shaves. Hot later softens your hamper development and increase the reasonable cost toward a cleaner en part of 11 Foxcroft Drive. I was just a 2 POCKET LP’s rack. 4400 nations who are fighting for their the strict rules. In the total balance sheet at this point, Rita L. Bowlby, director of • Bobby Vinton beard. 4
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Figures in Suit It doesn’t pay to badmouth former employes, billionaire Howard Highes (left) has discovered. Hughes has been ordered by a federal court in Los Angeles to pay $2.8 million for defamation of character to Robert A. Maheu (right), who headed the recluse-billionaire’s Las Vegas empire until fired four years ago. (NEA photo) Clement Moore Improved Image Of Santa Claus Energy Creator Resembling an inverted eggbeater, this vertical axis wind 9 By WARREN TALBOT toys for good children and a turbine which creates energy is examined by scientists at birch rod for the nasty ones. the Atomic Energy Commission’s Sandia facilities in NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - It Santa Claus, as Moore en Albuquerque, N.M. The odd-looking device, currently un was on a snowy December night visioned him, is thought to have dergoing tests, can produce about three horsepower when 152 years ago that Santa Claus been based on a beloved Dutch became the jolly figure servant employed by the its 15-foot blades are driven by a 20 m.p.h. wind. (NEA Americans recognize today — author. photo) “dressed all in fur from his Moore and the servant had head to his foot...and a round recently been out for a sleigh little belly, like a bowl full of ride during which Yule presents jelly.” were delivered to friends and On that wind whipped evening relatives. a serious scholar named Cle Moore sat beside the servant SAFE LIVING ment C. Moore sat down at his as they rode through the night: MANCHESTER PUBLIC SAFETY COMMITTEE desk in his snug, candlelit study “the stump of a pipe he held to compose a verse he had tight in his teeth, and the smoke promised to recite to his it encircled his head like a children on Christmas Eve. wreath ... he was chubby and What Is OSHA? When this occurs, we will see Its title was “A Visit from St. plump, a right jolly old elf.” Are all of Manchester’s a greatly accelerated pace of Nicholas.” It also is likely that during business and industrial con inspections, and it behooves all Moore wrote his poem in New this evening out, Moore had cerns familiar with thb employers to understand their York City in 1822, but he later wished his sleigh could fly requirements of OSHA? Do obligations under the law. moved to Newport with his wife through the air so he could get they know how it could affect These relate basically to the and nine children and it will be home faster and out of the cold: them if a random inspection responsibility for maintenance read there again this year in a “when, what to my wondering were made by the U.S. Depart of a safe work place and com ceremony that has become eyes should appear. But a ment of Labor or the Connec pliance with very extensive tradition. miniature sleigh, andeigU tiny ticut State Department of safety standards, maintaining Each Christmas season for reindeer. More rapid man Labor? of numerous types of records the past 20 years Newporters eagles his coursers they came. The Williams-Steiger Oc and reports, and permitting in have recognized Moore’s ac And he whistled, and shouted cupational Safety and Health spection of the premises by a complishment with a reading of and called them by name.” Act of 1970 — usually referred compliance officer. the poem. At first it was read to Moore, a scholar whose field SWEATERS ONLY to as OSHA — took effect early If there is sufficient interest neighborhood children before was ancient languages and who in 1971. We are frequently sur in Manchester, the Advisory the fireplace in Moore’s old wrote books such as “A prised, however, to find that Safety Committee will be glad E home on Catherine Street. Compendious Lexicon of the particularly smaller businesses to arrange for individual Now the home has been Hebrew Language” and a are unaware of the implications counseling, or for a .seminar tu rn ^ into apartments and this biography of King Castriot of of this law in spite of the having to do with compliance. year the reading will take place Albania, never meant his poem tremendous amount of publicity This could be made available at the Van Alen Theater on the to be made public. it has received. through various sources such as Saturday before Christmas. But a friend of the family One feature of the law the insurance companies, the The man who has portrayed copied it down and had it provided that the individual State of Connecticut Safety Moore for most of the readings published in the Troy, N.Y., states would assume respon Commission, or other qualified is James H. Van Alen, one of Sentinel. In fact, Moore often sibility for administering the organizations. Newport’s most noted citizens denied he was the author. But COMP. AT 17.00-19.00 choose from a collection of cardigans law, providing the state plan Accidents and industrial ill and the founder of the National his attitude softened when he and pullovers with pointelle design, cable stitching, crew and was approved by the U.S. nesses represent a tremendous Lawn Tennis Hall of Fame. Up saw that the poem was Department .of Labor as being waste of human resources and to a thousand children this year becoming a children’s favorite. notch collars. We show A. cardigan with pointelle trim. Sizes S-M-L. at least as effective as the property. The best of intentions are expected to hear Van Alen A magazine article written OSHA law itself. Under this by an employer may not read: after Moore’s death in 1863 provision the State of Connec necessarily comply with the “Twas the night before said: “Santa Claus as we know ticut has received approval of law, meaning that an inspection Christmas, when all through him, and as the world knows its plan and is tentatively might well result in fines as the house, not a creature was him, is almost 100 per cent scheduled to assume respon well as expensive changes in stirring, not even a mouse.” American. Not until St. Nicholas sibility as of Jan. 1. the physical environment. The words, by some un passed through the crucible of explained inspiration, came to COLLECT SWEATERS Dr. Clement Clarke Moore’s Moore with great ease. imagination did the patron saint FISHERMAN SWEATERS Today it is difficult to think of of childhood ever ride a sleigh, Santa Claus except as Moore or have eight tiny reindeer with Unitarians Plan described him, but the figure bells to convey him over roof originated in Europe hundreds tops.” of years ago as a withered old The article was entitled: “Is To Honor Darling man in white robes astride a Santa Claus An American?” horse and carrying a bag full of
BOSTON (UPI) - Friends award, given annualiy to the and relatives of the late author author of a book that advanced Help Offered Potential and teacher Edward Darling the cause of religious freedom. COMP. AT 20.00-23.00. Collect our cardigans and pullovers will gather at the Unitarian The books he wrote were Heart Attack Victims In all sorts of pretty designs. Shown from our collection, B. V-neck Universalist Association’s Three Oldtimers of Cape Cod, REG. 15.00 Long sleeve pull-over knit sweaters In headquarters here Monday to How We Fought for Our cardigan with pointelle design In natural. Sizes S-M-L. Schools, Old Quotes at Home, CHICAGO (UPI) - John Doe orado State University has jacquard stitch. Crew necks. All are reminisce and celebrate his They Cast Long Shadows and smokes heavily, he’s overweight developed a program aimed at life. machine wash and dryable Orion® acrylic. Choose from assorted When Sparks Fly Upwards. and doesn’t get much exercise. helping persons with “Type A" Darling, a writer, editor, humorist, literary critic and With Montagu, he co-authored Doe also works hard, fast, has a personality deal with their prob colors. Sizes Small, Medium, Large and Extra Large. The Prevalence of Nonsense heightened sense of physical and lems. teacher, died at the age of 67 last Thursday at his home in and The Ignorance of Certainty. mental alertness and is always Thas far, reports Dr. Richard Dennis, Mass, The death of the Darling was sales manager of setting deadlines for himself Suinn, head of the Colorado former director of the Beacon Beacon Press from 1945 to 1958, Then, John Doe has a heart at State department of Psychology, Press of Boston, was announced director from 1958 to 1962; tack. 30 cardiac patients have under Tuesday. director of the Unitarian If he lives. Doe is told to stop gone a program aimed at teach He wrote seven books, two Universalist Association from smoking, eat properly, exercise ing persons to reduce stress. TWO BULKY STYLES with Ashley Montagu, and was 1958 to 1969 and general editor regularly and “relax." Of the 30, to experienced associated with the Unitarian from 1969 to 1972. He also was 9 ^ t what if he can’t? After all, decrea.ses in both cholesterol FAMOUS NAME SLACKS Universalist Association's editor for many years of the he is being told to change his en world headquarters in Boston denomination's newspaper, tire lifestyle. from 1945 until he retired in originally the Unitarian Doe fits into a pattern which and triglyceride levels which 1972. Register which became the two San Francisco physicians were not .seen in a control group At the time of his death he Unitarian Register-Leader. call a “Type A" personality. In a of persons who were given the was editor of “The Wayside A native of Boston, he took a report published in the Medical same post-coronary medical Pulpit,” a weekly publication bachelor's degree from Dart News section of the Journal of treatment without the training. subscribed to by 160 churches of mouth University and attended the American Medical Associ- One of tlie prime .sources of all denominations in the con Harvard College, He was head atioa the two offer a possibility stress in post-coronary patients tinental United States, He also of the English department at of help for Doe, and thousands of is experienced by their efforts to COMP. AT 32.00-49.00. C. Belted, hooded cardigan In cable was book editor of the monthly Yarmouth High School-in Buss others like him. change the way they behave. Dr. "Unitarian Universalist River from 1934 to 1939 and Drs. Meyer Friedman and Suinn’s program has two parts: REG. 14.00-18.00 Famous maker polyester and polyester pattern. Choose red, brown or natural. D. Wool jacket sweater with World” and taught creative head of the social sciences Ray Rosenmann of the Harold attacking the stress situation writing at Cape Cod Communi department at Belmont Junior Brunn Institute for Cardiovascu caused by the change as well as blend slacks. Slight flare, some^^wlth cuffs. Belt loops, belt, collar and deeply cuffed sleeves. Cable pattern Sizes S-M-L. ty College. High School from 1940 to 1945. lar Research say that if Doe goes the problems of behavior stress pockets. Almost all are permanent »ress. Choose from Summing up his personal He leaves his widow, the on like he did before his heart at itself philosophy for Who’s Who in former Dorothea Dane Parker. tack, the chances are increased Dr. Suinn reports that the en assorted solids, plaids and checks. Sizes 32 - 42. America, he wrote this year, Their daughter, Mrs. Charles that he will suffer another. Per tire program is accomplished “There will be mistakes, but no Hard Jr. of Framingham, died sons with his lifestyle have a through a single four-hour ses failure until there is capitula earlier this year. His .son-in-law sevenfold greater risk of heart sion. During the first 20 minutes, OPEN LATE EVERY NIGHT tion; and that is a personal is a geologist and project disease than the rest of the the patients are taught to relax UNTIL CHRISTMAS choice,” manager for the U.S. Govern population. particular mascle groups, per FORBES&WAUJICE For years he was director of ment Corps of Engineers in But there is hope for John Doe forming a .series of exercises to USE YOUR FORBES' CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD the Frederick G, Melchor book Waltham. and all the others who live like tense and then relax areas of the him . Recent research at Col body. OPEN 10-10 EVERYDAY TIL CHRISTMAS, SATURDAY 10-11. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. 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By Daniel F. Gilmore Watergate plumbers. "We cloak and dagger work or "dir early 50’s — except for the more difficult to maintain. up at a recent lecture on Soviet- Another CIA man, first met L W O t R L D WASHINGTON (UPI) - shouldn’t have done them, and ty tricks” abroad and at home. 'American detente. bosses. But, except for the few In less than a year in abroad, echoed these sen Some resistance seems to be we have told our employes that "How we got involved in The community’s members who write books, they keep Washington, th|s reporter has timents after a chance meeting. building among the working we won’t do them again. are generally well-educated, domestic policy is beyond me,” their lips buttoned. personally run into three he’s “There will be hell to pay If ro all seasons! members of the U.S. in "If anybody really tried to adjusted, dedicate citizens. For an American reporter, he said, talking of CIA met abroad and who are now at the CIA ever knuckles under CHICAGO (UPl) -- The United telligence community on the misuse the CIA in the future, I Watergate Involvement and ac They believe their mission, is it’s easier to meet and get to tached to various agencies. The again to politics,” he said, States may prolong, but not stop, way they get involved in the think the organization would commodations to the Nixon ad protecting American security know the intelligence communi names of three or four more saying his was the feeling of the depletion of its oil resources *10 things they do against explode from Inside. It really at home and abroad. ministration. ty abroad than at their have jumped up from various colleagues. through oil shale and oil sands Americans. would. And that’s good, because "My whole career,” he said, In most ways, they are no Washington bases because department lists or mentions in CIA Director Colby has said development, according to the j It's a difficult subject to it’s the best protection we have "was keyed to finding out the different from any government smaller American colonies lead this or that report. publicly that he has got the director of the Argonne National ^ _ The basic shell all report because on-record com against this kind of problem.” worker. Family men, youngish, to inevitable social and other enemy and his intentions — out message. Laboratory. 'ribbed up' in easy-care ments from the rank and file The FBI got into Watergate reUring in their late ’40’s or contacts and "covers” are One friendly "spook” showed side, not within, the United Robert G. Sachs said the polyester...Mock turtle are as difficult to get as an in too. Stales.” future of world oil supply de style with back-»ip, terview with the Abominable “ It would help greatly in pends on “the politics, the price Snowman. removing the FBI from politics and the limits of world supply.” matching leather But now that the top echelon and politics from the FBI,” The United States can extend like narrow belt. is speaking up, the members — said William C. Sullivan, its own oil resources by develop Peach, powder, if you know who they are — are former assistant FBI Direqtor. ing oil shale and oil sands brown, white, w - more vocal. But no names "This would be a tremendous However, U. S. oil resources are please. accomplishment for the good of limited. natural, grey 7 ^ William E. Colby, CIA Direc the country.” TOBACCO “We must anticipate an even or black. Sizes tor and overall chief of all the There are no official figures tual end to directly available, 36- 42. U.S. intelligence community but estimates range up from reasonably economical liquid which includes the armed ser 150,000 to 200,000 Americans fossil fuels and that end may be sportswear, vices, took the lid off in a recent engaged directly in intelligence only a few decades ahead," he downtown and magazine interview when men activities at CIA, the FBI, the See Ralph Dukett said. Parkade. tioning CIA involvement in the Secret Service and the in Coal technology is “primitive," Watergate scandal. telligence branches of the Ar OPEN SUNDAY Tobacco Specialist SHOPPE______he said. “They weren’t earthshaking my, Navy, Air Force and it\ “Much work which should but they were wrong,” he said Marines. Ha S tha man Alonchoator'a Largest Pipe Shop have been done earlier must of the CIA deeds in supplying Only a small fraction of that now be done to convert coal to a “We Save You Moneji” wha knaws’’ disguises and spy gear to number is actually engaged in viable optioa conforming to its potential but avoiding the ecological insult associated with 2 5 % its production and the environ ELECTRIC LIGHTER SALE! mental insult associated with O burning it.” OFF Speaking at a lecture on please her with energy at the University of Electric Quartz Lighters Chicago, Sachs said the nation aearforms®, washable • Nuvur nMde flints • works on faces a number of options for cuddle, comfort slippers principio of PIszo Electricity energy planning. • You got s light every time. mm. mi BORKUMRIFF Bari-Free Form “It is of the utmost importance 3.50 • No spsrk wheel • No wick - No PIpoTobocoo that we maximize our technical fuss. 9 knowledge of all the options in A great little gift-buyl order to make rational judg- J .JSSSfflL*™** ments," he said. “The conse- ; Super-soft brushed REG. 10 twsdsa quences of our not having J velourHO with rose enough energy may be more | embroidery trim. $ 2 6 8 dreadful than the hazards J Soft foam inner soles^ CUT BLASS BUTANE usually associated with many of / Non-skid soles! these options.” | FANCY ELECTMC ’ s a v e $1.02 Sachs said the decision to I Fashion colors, CRYSTAL chose one of these options over j accessories downtown TABLE UGHTERS another will not be determined ^ and Parkade. • Battery Operated AMPHORA by technology alone but by eco TABLE nomic, environmental, political YOUR CHOICE r g TOBACCO and social forces. LIGHTER Now *12.50 He classified U. S. energy op- • Mad* In Denmark with Cut Glass Ash Tray tions under five headings - con- j Urge 12-«x. aiM Dlatlngulahed lor their servation, bio-organic materials,» Rogulor 3.50 b«aullful grain and balance. solar and geothermal energy,! * * 18 ' Reg. 17.95 fossil fuels and nuclear ener^. | Conservation involves im- j SALE l^f/"rf/"'' proving machinery to use{ Elegant Nesor energy more efficiently and U ltra Thin PRICED educating people to change their HJELDSENS ELECTRONIC M e n ’s S La d le s ' energy-wasteful habits. Among imraRTBi BUTTER bio-organic materials, Sachs RUTANE COOKIES POCKET said it was feasible to produce | ‘Slip’ her a 1 Rk$3.B0 LIGHTER clean-burning methane gasi pettl-sllp for from fermenting vegetable mat-1 $ Jg 9 9 J \ special evenings REB. ter or organic wastes. However, t S2S. Reg. 7 9 9 $ /|9 8 worldwide production faces tre- { .-‘s mendous organizational prob- j * 6 lems. Wonder Maid designs Large VaristiofHMdCut NEW Imported from Denmark E Legal Notice this little necessity TOBACCO Distinctive Pipes by TOWN OF MANCHESTER, I in non-cling PIPE RACKS & HUMIDORS POUCHES CONNECTICUT i T IU m ST Taffeset* Slit at the Imported from England NOTICE OF ! PRESERVES No. 392 Solid Walnut NORDING • SOFT • DURABLE ADOPTION OF ORDINANCE J sides for easy-walking. 10 3-oz. Jars Revolving Rack for 9 COMBINATION A Collector’s Item In accordance with thei Pretty lace trim. SS.0S pipes, solid walnut PIPE HOLDER Every Pipe Is Different provisions of Chapter 3, Sec-j White. 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u PAGE SIXTEEN - m anph estER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 19, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 19, 1974 — PAGE SEVENTEEN McBride-Cox Dr. Lamb .; ;.i V-"' Shirley Ann Cox and Robert l i M B. McBride, both of FROM YOURl / ------THE BABY Manchester, exchanged wed Spastic Colon Can Be Helped ding vows Oct. 19 at Center NEIGHBOR’S KITCHEN IS NAMED Congregational Church, Manchester. By Lawrence E. Lamb, M.D. on how to do this, write me at for tea, colas, and chocolate By VIVIAN FERGUSON The bride is the daughter of P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Sta drinks. One reader wrote in ' ■ ■ • ■ ■ ■ • ^ E HfJURS: DEAR DR. LAMB - Could tion, New York, N.Y. 10019, frantically to tell me I must Mr. and Mrs. Ernest A. Cox of you give me some informa* be wrong about cocoa. I Gerry Millington loves dark tion on spastic colon? I'm 36 and ask for the booklet on 27 View St. The bridegroom is spastic colon. Send 50 cents to wasn’t. The bean that cocoa fruitcake. His wife Lena makes ■ Campbell, Jessica Leigh, daughter of Jeffrey J. and Faye Dr the son of William M. McBride years old and have this prob ■V’> \ cover costs. comes from, like the coffee it any time he likes, and not just Open 8 to 6 Dally ain Campbell of 2 Lakeview Ter., Rockville. She was born Dec. 7 of Garden Dr. lem. Excitement seems to at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparwits It’s true that excitement bean, does contain caffeine. at Christmas. It’s an inexpen The Rev. Clifford 0. Simpson cause uncontrolled bowel Some people who think are Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ursin of Grant Hill Rd., Tolland. Her movements, more than what 1 pnd psychological factors sive recipe that was taken from ' of Center Congregational can influence how your colon they have spastic colon really Thurs. & Fri. Hites til 9 paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Campbell of eat, although certain foods or have other problems, includ a radio program many years Church officiated at the double coffee will do the same thing. reacts. That is why some doc ago. Hunter Rd., Tolland. ring ceremony. Fred Gaal of tors prescribe tranquilizers ing intolerance to milk and 1 have had this problem for ’’This is Gerry’s favorite Note: We^il Be Closed Bolton was organist and soloist. as part of the treatment pro milk products. I thiijlut'ls'^1- six years. Quit drinking cake, I think. I take the citron Bushev, Christine Marie, daughter of Leo C. Jr. and Donna The bride, given in marriage gram. ways worth a tryAto see iP alcohol four years ago. My out. My son didn’t care too Christmas and Kllmas Bushey of 56J Channing Dr. She was born Dec. 7 at by her father, wore an imported Coffee is something that avoiding m ill^^ll relieve brother and sister also have digestive compUlnts. Those much for it until I added more Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are silk organza gown trimmed this problem. anyone with digestive or New Yearns Day»„ Mr. and Mrs. William Klimas of Newport, Vt. Her paternal bowel problems should avoid. people who can’t break down raisins instead of the citron,” with Chantilly lace and I had an X ray of my colon milk sugar (lactose) often HIGHLAND PARK grandmother is Mrs. Irene Bushey of 670 N. Main St. She has a The caffeine increases ner says Lena. designed with Empire and the specialist told me vousness and has the opposite have gas problems and Kenneth Whitford of Bolton is brother, Leo C. Ill, IVi:. waistline, high Victorian there was nothing wrong, ex actions of tranquilizers. symptoms of spastic or irrita Lena’s son. Widowed as a neckline long full Bishop cept a couple of spots on the ble colon. y i®. intestinal wall. At times, the People with severe prob young woman, Lena lost her “Tlic Choicest Meat In Totrw/” Masse, Andrea Lynn, daughter of Dennis R. and Lorraine sleeves with fitted cuffs, lems should even avoid the The amount of fluid you bowel movement may be drink and the development of mother the following year. She W Masse of 5 Robert Rd., Rockville. She was born Dec. 14 at bolero-effect bodice and A-line firm, but it seems within a decaffeinated products. The I■if. v.-M IwV: SdB4 ft; S ir’. flavor oils in coffee that give a bowel habit, without depen came to Manchester from 317 Highland Street, Manchaster Rockville General Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. skirt with lace appliqued hem few minutes, it’s right back to accented with a detachable coffee its taste are irritating dence upon chemical laxa Stonington to keep house for her and Mrs. Walter Palmer of Dunn Hill Rd., Tolland. Her paternal the bathroom. tives, is im portant in the brother, Elias Clay, and his chapel-length train. Her elbow- DEAR READER - Spastic to a sensitive intestine. grandmother is Mrs. Rita T. Haslip of Lincoln, R.I. She has a These same comments go management of such problems. family. Elias’ wife was a nurse This Christmas sister, Melissa Beth, 2'^z. length veil of silk illusion was colon means that the muscles attached to a Camelot cap in the wall of the colon over with two children. While she worked, Lena took over the WeHl Have A Large trimmed with seed pearls and contract, or actually cramp. Make The Graezyk, David John, son of David H. and Linda J.Torrey crystals. She carried a bouquet This makes it possible to household duties. Graczyk’of 1238 Hartford Tpke., Rockville. He was born Dec. 9 at of white pompons and have the fooa residue Some years later, the two Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandparents are Mr. (* open every nito 111 sweetheart roses. delayed in passage. During ladies would reverse their roles Selection of Holiday and Mrs. Willis Torrey of 13 Mountain St., Rockville. His paternal this delay, too much water is Highland Park Miss Jan M. Christadore of ^ (except seturdeys) with Lena going to work. She grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Graczyk of 49 Franklin St., squeezed out and absorbed, Manchester was maid of honor. met Gerry who is now general Rockville. causing small, hard, bowel foreman of spares packaging Specialties To She wore a moss green movements. Your First Stop polyester knit halter gown corolle and for Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. D’Amaio, Neil David, son of Archie and JoAnn Howard The same rapid, excessive Mv designed with high neckline. muscle contractions can Lena is the quiet lady, soft D’Amato of 180 Washington St., Vernon. He was born Dec. 11 at corning ware spoken and gentile. At times, Empire waist, A-line skirt and cause diarrhea. It is not un For Your Holiday Enhance Your Rockville General Hospital. His maternal grandfather is Joseph matching ruffled bolero jacket usual to have both constipa you will see her in the lobby of E. Howard of Vernon and Hobe Sound, Fla. His paternal grand tion and diarrhea with Mane li ester Memorial father is Anthony A. D’Amato of 157 Branford. St. He has a with long fitted ruffled sleeves. She wore fall colored pompons spastic colon. Hospital. She sits at the front ♦ • iK : Christmas Dinner... brother, Scott, 5. You will need to set up a A i n V A ’ “we have desk answering the phone, Quality Foods—I in her hair and carried a basket program of proper eating every of gold, bronze and orange pom ^ the miracle of mom itreat i giving out room numbers and € Jackson, IMatlhew Richard and Christopher Jay, twin sons and actually train your bowel little other information to visitors, J pons and fall leaves. f e downtown mancheater thing I” of Stonewali and Linda Jackson of 29 Hoffman Rd., Ellington. to help you avoid this prob sorting out mail and dispensing They were born Dec. 6 at Mt. Sinai Hospital, Hartford. Their lem. That covers a lot of ter Bridesmaids were Carole paychecks to employes. maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William E. Brannick of ritory. For more information Stratton of Manchester, Ruth At 616 Bush Hill Rd., she is 3 Hartland Rd. Their paternal grandmother is Mrs. Alta Jackson Anderson of Andover, and Ann always busy. Throughout the of San Jose, Calif. They have a sister, Jessica, 2VZ. Stelmat of South Windsor. They Mrs. Rcbert B. McBride year, she makes lovely clothing wore gowns similar to that for the dolls she will give to worn by the honor attendant the Shrine Crippled Children’s Hospital in Springfield for dis except in apricot. Their flowers Manchester, the bride’s Gerry Millington serves dark fruitcake. U.S.D.A. CHOICE MEATS! and headpieces matched those brother. Mrs. McBride is a 1973 persal at Christmas. Each new of the honor attendant. A reception was held at the graduate of Manchester High doll has a wardrobe of five All Meats Are Freshly Cut; They’re Never Pre-Packaged! Rec Department Sets John DiCioccio Jr. of Masonic Temple in School and is employed at dresses, a nightie, slip and un Lena uses her blender to com in pan containing one inch of hot Manchester was best man. Manchester, after which the United Aircraft Research derpants. bine peppers, tomatoes and water. Bake 45 minutes or until Ushers were Thomas couple left on a trip to Nova Laboratories in East Hartford. About her bright, neetly kept onions. 'The mixture is frozen as knife inserted near edge of Vacation Schedule Abuciewicz of New Britain, Scotia. For traveling the bride Mr. McBride is a 1966 graduate home, many examples of her a base for her soup. If she has custard comes out clean. Fresh Killed John Halen of Vernon, Douglas wore a silk and polyester blue of Manchester High School and handicraft can be seen. There celery in the house, she’ll add is employed as a division are hdoked rugs, handmade and 6 to 10 p.m.; Tuesday, 10 Lohman of Lebanon, and herringbone pantsuit and a that. Inexpensive The Manchester Recreation manager at Sears Roebuck & quilts for which she designs her a.m. to 4 p.m. E rn e s t A. Cox J r . of white orchid corsage. The cou Dark Fruitcake Department has announced the Co. own patterns, a crocheted When making a casserole, Birchwood Farms following Christmas vacation ple will reside in Manchester. Lena might very well make 3Vi cups flour, sifted West Side Rec, 110 Cedar St.; afghan, needlepoint pillows, not schedule at its three recjjeation two, one for freezing. She Vz teaspoon salt Monday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 to mention her knitting. 1 teaspoon baking powder centers. In the summer, there is her makes what she calls kidney to 10 p.m.; Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 4 bean chowder. 1 teaspoon baking soda East Side Rec, 22 School St.: p.m.; Thursday, 10 a.m. to 4 garden. 1 teaspoon cinnamon A Monday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 p.m. and 6 to 10 p.m.; Friday, "I used to have more flowers Buy a can of kidney beans Vz teaspoon allspice i i but in the last few years the We Give Old Fashion to 10 p.m.; Tuesday, 10 a.m. to 4 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 to 10 (don’t buy baked beans). Slice Vi cup shortening TURKEYS p.m.; Thursday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 vegetables have taken over,” potatoes and onions, some IVz cups sugar Butcher Service^’ p.m. and 6 to 10 p.m.; Friday, p.m.; Monday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. she said. green pepper. Add a can of l ‘/i cups water 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 to 10 and 6 to 10 p.m.; Tuesday, 10 ABOUT TOWN Experimenting with tomato soup. Rinse out can with 2 eggs p.m.; Saturday, 10 a.m. to 5 a.m. to 4 p.m. soybeans, Lena has enough to a small amount of water and Vi cup citron p.m.; Monday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. freeze for her vegetable soup. add that. Cover top with par */i cup nutmeats Community “Y,” 79 N. Main ’’They taste very much like have a theocratic ministry Gardens. All Mayfair residents tially cooked bacon slices. Bake 1 lb. seeded raisins St.; Monday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Beta Sigma Chapter, Beta peas. Soy beans have a very ^^Unquestionably The school tonight at 7:30 and a ser are invited. in oven until bubbly. and 6 to 10 p.m.; Tuesday, 10 Sigma Phi, will meet tonight at hard shell so you steam them Wash raisins and cook with a.m. to 4 p.m.; Thursday, 10 vice meeting at 8:3 at Kingdom Finest Turkey Available E 8:30 at the home of Mrs. Doris If you are a lover of custard, water and sugar five minutes. The Best Hall. for about 10 minutes to open Please Order a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 to 10 p.m.; Gyolai, Daryl Dr., Vernon, to ’The Youth Forum of North them.’” try Lena’s easy recipe. She Add shortening and cool. Sift In Today’s IN MEN’S Friday, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and 6 wrap gifts and to put together makes it for Gerry’s mother The United Pentecostal United Methodist Church will Lena has shelled pea beans, dry ingredients, add nut meats Early — Phone to 10 p.m.; Saturday, 1 to 5 its annual Christams basket for who is a resident of a convales SHOES! Church will have a Bible study meet tonight at 7 at the church. also frozen, for her homemade and citron. Beat eggs and add to Market Place!” p.m.; Monday 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. a needy family. The chapter baked beans. Some of her lima cent home. raisin mixture; then add to dry WRIGHT • d e x t er tonight at 7:30 at the church. Bank 646-4277 and 6 to 10 p.m.; Tuesday, 10 will also wrap gifts for its St. Stephen’s Prayer Group of beans were used in succotash. “She eats it every day. It’s so ingredients. Bake in tube pan (12 to 24 Lbs.) a.m. to 4 p.m. adopted patient at Manchester easy to make and you don’t • NUNN-RUSH A setback card game will be St. Mary’s Episcopal Church “I freeze the succotash with well lined with waxed paper in The public is reminded that Manor convalescent home. Charges have to heat the milk first. I played Friday at 7:30 p.m. in will meet tonight at 8 at 183 the milk. Then, I thaw it out, a moderate oven, about 325 during the school Christmas took the recipe off a can of GLENHEY’S Cronin Hall of Mayfair Hillstown Rd. Welcome add a good piece of butter and degrees approximately IVz % MEN’S SHOP vacation there will, be no Jehovah’s Witnesses will more milk, seasoning after evaporated milk years ago.” hours. Makes about 3'A lbs. of I I 717S9lhiRSl,llMchHter recreation programs at night in thawing.” Lena is a member of the cake. llllllllllllllllliilllllll Open till 9 P.M. the schools. The recreation Charge On the door of her freezer, Ladies Guild of the Church of Note: Lena’s family prefers programs in the schools will Lena keeps a plastic container. Assumption. more raisins and no citron. 4 ^ resume Jan. 2. Accounts “Whenever I boil vegetables, Baked Custard When eliminating citron, Lena I save the water; and if there Turn oven on at 350. Beat twd uses one package plus one cup ^ir MANCHESTER PARKADE ^ Invited aren’t enough vegetables left eggs slightly in a quart bowl. seedless raisins and one cup of over for another meal, they go Then mix in: nutmeats. Sometimes, she will SWEDISH MINCE into the container, too. When V4 cup sugar add more nutmeats. A BELIEVABLE I’m in the mood to make the 1 cup evaporated milk PERSONAL NOTE: May the soup, everything goes in but the % cup boiling water special feelings of the Christ Cultured Pearls kitchen sink. I use a soup bone, 1 teaspoon vanilla mas season — peace, joy and KORV MEAT have even used leftover meat Pour into four custard cups above all, love stay with you all gravy, perhaps a little barley.” holding about % cup each. Set year. 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And from 55 on, because of the number of | than any other of the 50 widowers represented near servicemen stationed there,, iiiiiiiiiio i states—2 million unmarrieds ly 30 per cent of the un young unmarrieds out H E N S ,.55< in each state. married. Divorced men ac number single women by Pennsylvania, Illinois and counted for more than 25 per more than two to one. And WE’LL ALSO HAVE A COMPLETE LINE OF MEN’S SHOES Hawaii, Nevada and Rhode U.S.D.A. CHOICE! Texas are your next best cent. HOLIDAY POULTRY, CAPONS, CORNISH HENS, U .S M CHOICE! bets, each with more than a Statistically, the hunting Island all have over 20 per | GEESE, DUCKS, and ROASTING CHICKENS 1st Cut million eligible men. is poorest in Minnesota, with cent more young unmarried 1st Cut CHUCK ROAST $ g Give her a “Christmas-Red” Robe Or just direct your plans 81 eligible mOn to every 100 men than women. CHUCK STEAK to any urban area, where 75 women in the younger age 55* lb. G R O U P I U.S.D.A. 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School Board Endorses RHS Cultural Organization Tolland Schedules Hearing on $31,000 School Refund The Muffler That’8 VERNON Ellington and 40 from Vernon. Ramsdell, superintendent, police station monitor included, planned live sex shows in Wiliam Houle, board vice added. a total of $120 per month Rockville. convinced him that a request to for 1975 are now available at the thus creating a resub Ten adults including Richard chairman, said, " I think it’s Vivian KenncHon Business Manager David would ultimately not receive Guaranteed for The Vernon Board of Education “We see no redeeming social raft routes the Board of Selectmen is the town clerk’s office in Town division without proper fron Tingley, head of the RHS Security System not inappropriate to take a posi CorrcHiiondenl Hopewell requesting that the the money from the selectmen, as long as you "We have had a lot of trouble proper approach. Harkins told Hall, The office is open Monday tage, on Baxter St. has given its format endorse physical education department, The security alarm system at value in the activities,” he said. tion. Tel. 87.5-4704 sum be put in the general had planned simply to deduct at one of the schools in par the selectmen that he has through Friday from 9 a.m. un own the car... ment to the Cuitural Organiza- and two chaperones wili go with seven of the town’s schools does Mrs. Elizabeth Steele education budget. A sum of $7,- the refund monthly from the 4-II O penings ticular,’’ he said not naming the “We are charged with the The Board of Selectmen will written to Blue Cross with in til 4:,30 p.m. ■tion of the Rockville High 30 RHS students to fili the 40 not always work, according to seconded the motion. hold a public hearing Jan. 7 at 729 would be earmarked as Blue Cross account until the The 4-H Clubs of Tolland have school in order not to encourage education of Vernon children. structions to make the refund 875-2517 School. Vernon seats. Dr. Woolwich James Boettcher, member of Boettcher suggested the mo SPECIALIZING IN UNIQUE 7:30 p.m. in the Administration direct refunds to participating total was credited. /oiling lloiirii of A |)|ii‘uIh started a new year with 15 further breaks there. ’’The Any education value this activi check payable to the treasurer, The board’s endorsement said. the board and chairman of its tion was too subtle and wanted employes, while $23,187 is The Board of Education, in The Zoning Board of Appeals clubs. Two clubs have openings alarms either go off without a ty may have is patently ab HANDCRAFTED ITEM!NS Building on a $30,916 appropria town of Tolland. enables the group to get much The costs of maintaining the building and grounds com break in the system or they do the facts spelled out in the mo requested for the education fact, last Wednesday approved will hold a public hearing Dec. for new members. Sun and Soil, surd.” tion to the Board of Education, The selectmen have set a ten OLENDER’S MUFFLER SHOP lower airline rates on any trips. group at RHS are born by mittee. not go off when we try to set tion. The Ideal Spot For Your Qltt Buyinglll to be financed by a Blue Cross recommendations of School 19 at 8 p.m. at the Education for plant science, for boys and ROUTE 83 budget. tative date of Jan. 14 to meet ROCKVILLE Russia between April 19 and membership dues. The costs of Boettcher urged the board to Stephen Marcham said, The vote was the only split Superintendent Dr. Kenneth Administration Building to hear girls; Golden Pins, a sewing them off.’’ VERNON 64M7e6 rebate. Harkins and the town .with the Board of Education, as 26 is the next goal of the group. each trip are to be born by the try a maintenance contract for “Piease don’t think I’m in favor one at the board's meeting. RTE. 83, TALCOTTVILLE ELLINGTON 872-3868 Town Manager John Harkins auditors had maintained that MacKenzie and school prin the fallowing applications: club for girls aged 8 to 9. Dr. Daniel Woolwich of the members takng the trip. Dr. cipals for how part of the $23,- requested by education chair Anyone interested should con three months with the Huntress Live Sex Slmws of sex. Weli, you know what I Voting for Dr. Woolwich’s IMON. to SAT. 10 AM-S PM RTE 83 at RTE. 140 received a letter from School this is the proper way to handle Hichard Lee, Robin Circle, board explained the group and Woolwich assured the board. THURS., FRI 11 AM-4 PM 187 refund was to be sp^nt. man Robert Dean. tact Barbara Morgan, Tolland Electronics firm of West Hart Dr. Woolwich submitted a mean. resolution was Dr. Woolwich, the insurance refund. The for a variance to add additional this trip to the board. “We do not underwrite any motion, passed 5 to 1, that the ] THURS. A FRI. 10-0 SAT., SUN. 11 AM-8 PM < Harkins said he had met with l.iceiiHCH On llund land to two building lots of 4-H Town Cgflunittee president, Read Herald Ads ford, and the board unanimous “But I can’t support this mo Mrs. Steele, Boettcher, Houle, school board and ad A total of 80 people are taking ciubs except the athletic SUN. 11-5 Hopewell earlier this week and record with 150 feet of frontage. at 875- ly agreed. The firm’s fee is $15 board announce itseif as tion. The board has no business and Mrs. Devra Baum. She H c r a li ministrators, fearful that they Hunting and Fishing licenses the Russian tour, 40 from programs,” Dr. Raymond per school month or, with the “unalterabiy opposed” to the in this squabble. It’s not ger mane to our call as town of Voting against it was ficials.” Marcham. Reading Progress Hebron Youth Basketball Under Way Radio /haek OPEN LATE NIGHTS TILL CHRISTMAS Reported lunches, and 68 student worker HEBRON lunches. Anne Dallaire The daily average for lunches BOLTON EVEL KNIEVEL^ Correspondent was 296, with 46 per cent par Dunna llollumi 228-3267 ticipation. Correspondent S h e H e r a t h 646-037.5 The Hebron Youth Basketball Free Lunches A review of the developmen SCRAMBLE Organization played its first Area Profile The Board of Education is tal reading program during the game Saturday at 1:30 p.m. at asking that for those students tiionth of November submitted Gilead Hill School. Farmer, Dwayne Kapocz, The annual $3 dues is payable at who are unable to pay the full by the Board of Education by The Owls are being coached Kenneth McGee, Michael the meeting. Raymond price for a hot lunch, provisions John Eagles, principal of by Donald and Nicholas Pratt, Michael Ring, Dean Griswold Jr. of Old Colchester be made to receive lunches free Bolton Elementary School and our reg. 12.88 Bonadies. The players include Stanchfield, and Ray Tuohey. Rd., Amston has been accepted or at a reduced price. Bolton Center School, indicated David Cubit, Kevin Mulcahy, the following student achieve Banquet Slated as a probationary junior In certain cases foster Thomas Mulcahy, Randy Sim member. children are also eligible for ment information. 9 9 The Hebron Sportsmen’s Club REALISTIC® BATTERY-AC mons, Ricky Tarca, Mark these benefits. The figures show the grade Whitehouse, Brian Wilson and will hold its 11th Annual Fire Calls To apply for free or reduced CASSETTE RECORDER level, the students below Kevin Wrigley. Banquet and Ladies Night The Hebron Volunteer Fire price meals for your children at average, average and above March 22 at the Garden Grove TOYS GALORE STILL AT THE 9 The Condors are Kerry Department answered seven ... anytime during the year, you average. 24 per store Henaghan, Robby Horton, on Keeney St. in Manchester. calls during November. They can call the Hebron or Gilead WITH BUILT-IN MIKE Kindergarten, 8, 31, 7; first Music will be furnished by the Peter Lewandowski, Douglas include two ambulance calls Hill elementary schools for in Reg. 59.95 grade, 10, 30, 20; second grade, Mecteau, Michael Oddis, Kim Dubaldo Orchestra. (Columbia Ambulance), two formation. 30,21,14; third grade, 23,35,13; Tickets will be available Jan. WONDERWORLD OF FOV&ACTIOM Pearson, and Peter Porter. brush fires, one car fire, one A practical gift that s sure fourth grade, 10, 4, 44; fifth There coach is Eric Emt. 1, from all members of the shed fire, and one stand-by call to please! With built-in grade, 28, 34, 14; sixth grade, club. S H O R T L IF E The Eagles are David Clark, for Andover. 4 0 9 5 condenser mike, auto level 31,30,17; seventh grade, 16, 42, NEW DELHI India (UPD ~ Richard Craig, Ribbs Ellis, To Elect Officers recording, high/low tone 21; eighth grade, 19, 26, 29. SfclALHOL'l'*^ PLATSKOOL Matt Keefe, Richard Lunt, The Hebron Volunteer Fire Lunch Report The life expectancy of the switch, digital counter. With The remedial reading Patrick Ray, Scott Unsworth, Department will elect a chief, The Hebron’s school food ser average Indian male rose from program shows the following and C. Larry Wallace. The deputy chief, secretary and vices statement of financial 41.89 years to 47.08 years during earphone, external mike. There's only one place number of students receiving coaches are Jim Lunt, Howard treasurer at its annual meeting, operations during the 17 school the decade 1960-70, the Health you can find i t . . . Radio Shack additional services; same as MacDONALD’S Hunt and Joe Stamp. Jan. 7 at Company No. 1 at 8 days of November was 5,037 Ministry reported. above grade 1, 4; Grade 2, 9; The Falcons are being p.m. total student lunches served, 4,- The life span of the average Grade 3,9; Grade 4,2; Grade 5, ■10 A.W. —i coached by James Farmer and Other items on the agenda in 336 paid students lunches, 34 Indian female also increased 7; Grade 6,9; Grade 7,9; Grade Raymond Tuohey. Players in clude the reports from the reduced price lunches, 599 free during the same period from REALISTIC BLANK S A V E 25% ! 8. 11. clude Bobby Dunlop, Jim chief, secretary and treasurer. student lunches. 406 adult 40.55 to 45.64 years. CASSETTES The reading specialists are 44 attempting to spend ap U-FLY-IT proximately 25 per cent of their 9 and you can time working directly in the COLECO classroom during developmen tal reading. More specialist effort is being our reg, 11.77 expended in preventing BASKETBALL At Radio Shack remedial reading problems GET INSTANT from occuring in the first place. AIRCRAFT PRICED FOR GIVING! Included this month in the ANSWERS WITH A RADIO SHACK'S area of developmental services RADIO SHACK® POCKET-SIZE are: working with a Grade 5 BACKBOARD BATTERY-AC CALCULATOR group during the reading block; working with a Grade 3 group CALCULATOR Reg. 49.95 on decoc|ing skills; testing of Reg. 99.95 referrals; I.G.E. (individual guided education) group 88 CARRIER 3 Q 9 5 teaching; consultation with 65-606 teachers on procedures with SWITCH-A-RAIL>^SOPER TRAIN SET E 7 Q 9 5 students in different reading 18 Five way control panel to SAVE 5.11 H f 65-630 Versatile EC-275 does groups; working with a Grade 7 Increase, decrease speed, basic math plus class during thematic animal our reg, 1 2 8 8 direct train, uncouple cars. Realistics EC-400 algebraic computations! unit; providing materials for Big 33-plece set for hours of engineering fun. 88 IS a 7-function. Grade 8 social studies classes. Automatic constant, at least 24 per store c h a rg e it 10-digit marvel! Full percent key, large Several board members 23.88 4-key memory, constant, 8-digit display Uses expressed concern at the our reg. 19.99 floating decimal, batteries or AC with figures given. percent key. With carry Raymond Allen, superinten Our reg 19.99 C optional adapter. case, battery, AC adapter/charger. dent, assured board members r that Eagles said the figures are 12 per store DIGITAL ELECTRONIC WATCH better than last year. SA VE $2 REALISTIC Allen said the students get 8-TRACK Precision ting remedial help total 60 or 9.9 timepiece has per cent of school enrollment. 88 PLAYER He said those are the students SYSTEM no mechanical in serious trouble and it’s a parts to wear out! Make it 9 rather low number for a school our reg. 11.88 Reg. 99.95 an heirloom! dur size. SPALDING ^ DIGITAL Andrew Manneggia, board AURORA SKITTLE member, said he is concerned FOOTBALL SAVE 5.56 ^ ELECTRONIC because once a student gets SHOOT-OUT 7991 For two players. Skittle® behind he never seems to catch Junior size; double ALARM CLOCK lined full grain cow shoots at moving targets. Sensational stereo from player with up. hide lor lots of rough, Battery powered (batteries tuner/phono inputs. Wide-range speaker Beauty by Allen noted that there will tough action, not Included), o u r reg. Microntan always be students behind, but at least 16 per store at least 24 per store . systems. All in genuine walnut veneer. 17.44 Stands on the staff was trying to maintain c h a rg e it table, hangs on wall! 24-hour the number as best it could. REALISTIC COMPACT alarm setting. Made by us! Board members also CASSETTE RECORDER questioned what was being done for the difference in the number of students receiving help as U-DRIVE-IT GIVE KIDS AN AM compared to the number con BIG m P S K Y COMMANDER"^ SAVE 4.11 FLAVORADIO^ ! sidered below average. Super fun with Into of roaliam ... tho Big Jim® Sky Com* Allen said a more detailed marKtor'" at a down*te*aarth priool Stylocl for houra of inlaroat Perfect portable for Reg. report would be available for and Imaglnatlvo atratagyl Ovar 4’ tong whan open; folding 88 students or yourself! the next board meeting. fuiolaga M da a fully ^uippad teargo iiay and command 6.95 Affordable price, too! 12-166 cantor. AH parta fold and atore away. our rtg. 12.99 SAVE $ 1 .5 r| 4it loaat 24 por atora With mike, batteries. Compact portable Solon Files 12 in choice of 6 colors! ALUMINUM BASEBALL BA T y •Model # 14-823 May Be Federal Suit our reg, With battery, wrist strap. Little League approved lightweight aluminum Substituted In Some Stores bat at an affordable price. One-piece seamless 15.88 Against State tubing and non-slip grip. What a surprise for CAR 8-TRACK PLAYER S H O P O U R HARTFORD (UPl) - Rep. the little slugger, 18 per store WITH QUATRAVOX» TOYLAIMD FOR Irving J. Stolberg, D-New at least 24 per store Haven, has filed a federal suit 9 Reg. NEW IDEAS IN challenging the state’s ban on SA VE $2 5 Q 9 5 holding jobs in two branches of FISHER-PRICE 69.95 12-2024 TOYS, GAMES government simultaneously. % Stolberg taught at Southern Enhances regular stereo tapes AND LEARNING Connecticut State College but 6 8 8 with 4-channel effect! KITS! his salary was stopped last PLAY FARM month after state auditors said he >was in violation of the dual our reg. 8.88 Radio job ban because his teaching SPALDING Job made him a part of the OFFICIAL | | 4 4 executive branch. PUMPER § 9 BY KENNER SAVE 2.55. /haok SIZE Stolberg argued in the U.S. A new Play*Ooh®toy for the pre*ichool crowd that District Court suit that the BASKETBALL theyir lovoi Raal flro angina with two flrtmon and loolt Fot f^ll Sl04 state’a higher education system Deluxe Wilt Cham- In foot Neighhofhpod i ^ f a l mold to make hoaea. flro plugs and more from 388 MIDDLE TURNPIKE WEST is not part of the executive berlaln basketball with 33 our reg, the Play*Oohemodetlng eley. Cpmprate with two oena branch since no one in it Permellta® rubber our rog. 7.88 cover (or long, sturdy Of Pley*Doh®. Anothor Imaglnatlvo toy from Konner, 13.77 answers directly to the gover Ilia; two stage nylon at lemrt 24 per atore MANCHESTER PARKADE nor. winding. 5 24 per store Stolberg had an earlier row at least 24 per store with state officials who dis 649-1806 missed him from Southern in Sale in effect thru this weekend 1670. His appea! was upheld In a federal law suit that charged he was fired by the state board of trustees for state colleges 3B1 Broad St., Manchester {{ a TANDY CORPORATION COMPANY W IC tS MA< VARY A’ INIHVIUUAI 61QHt5 J bDCatiK of his vle^s against the r : ] i Vietnam war. PAGE TWENTY-SIX_MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Msochester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 19, 1974 Offshore Oil Development Guidelines Immunotheraphy Murder Suspect Proposed in Commission Resolution By AL ROSSITKR JR. tests with animals and a few He discussed progress of im munotherapy at a recent cancer UPI Science Editor trials with humans show that Shot to Death By WARREN TALBOT pleted and the least en Gov. Meldrim Thomson Jr. of commission rail planner. manipulation of the immune conference in New York and vironmentally sensitive and New Hampshire will be the only Over-all, the governors WASHINGTON (U PI)-O ne compared the field with the in NEWPORT, R.I. (UPI) - system can affect the growth of Knowles, a paroled convict vulnerable areas leased first. Republican sitting on the new agreed that the most serious of the promising new weapons itial airplane flight of the HARTFORD (UPI) - Development of the oil and gas cancer. from Jacksonville, Fla., was It also ask^ that no actual commission. Longley is an in probles still facing the region in the growing assault on Wright brothers in 1903. Connecticut state police say resources of the Outer Con “The question now is can being taken to Clayton County, exploitation of the George’s dependent. are all energy-related, especial cancer is the stimulation of a "Their major achievement they want to hear the taped con tinental Shelf is being seriously these techniques be refined and south of Atlanta, where he Bank area of the shelf start un Also to be considered today is ly increases in the price of oil. patient’s own immune system was not to get to a desired loca fession of Paul John Knowles considered by the New England given broad applicability so allegedly had told officers a gun til the consent of all the New a resolution urging the U.S. "The direct impacts of tion faster or to carry mail but before they finally close the Regional Commission as a way to fight off tumor cells. that they will have a major used in two of the murders had England governors is obtained. Railway Association, es energy-related problems on the The field of immunotherapy merely to demonstrate that it book on the murders of a to alleviate New England’s effect on the treatment of a been hidden. The regional commission is tablished under the Regional New England Economy have was possible in a heavier than Connecticut mother and dependence on imported fuels. is still in its infancy and the role variety of cancers in a clinical He had been transferred to a comprised of the governors of Rail Reorganization Act of been heavily felt by both in air machine for a human to fly. daughter. The region’s six governors it will have alongside surgery, ly substantial way,” said Dr. maximum security cell in all six New England states. 1973, to insure improved dustrial and residential energy And of course this is a field that Knowles, charged with seven vote today on a resolution radiation and chemicals in Steven A. Rosenberg, chief of Douglasville about two weeks ThosI chief executives who will regional rail service by consumers,” Noel said. “In took off and 60 years later we murders in three states and a recognizing that development battling the nation's No. 2 killer the surgery branch at the ago from Monroe County in cen not be returning in 1975 will be refraining from cutbacks in creases in industrial energy is not known. But laboratory were walking on the moon. possible suspect in at least of the shelf will bring “signifi National Cancer Institute. tral Georgia—his third jail loca Francis W. Sargeant of local or branch lines. costs since the beginning of the "Well, this is exactly where I seven more, including the cant energy benefits” but tion since his capture after Massachusetts; Kenneth M. "This would place a con oil embargo last year have been view immunotherapy right Connecticut slayings, was shot requesting that such explora wrecking a car at a Georgia Curtis of Maine and Connec siderable hardship on at the root of economic to death Wednesday trying to tion not be undertaken on a roadblock Nov. 17. ticut’s Thomas J. Meskill. shippers,” said David Stein, a decline.; escape from Georgia officers in large scale until all the risks His attorney, Sheldon Yavitz, Taking their places will be ‘/ a police car. are assessed. Michael S. Dukakis of ( ( 1 ( ( I t I < < ( < 1 < < L L L <1 L L Connecticut State police of Miami, Fla., said he did not “Although substantive state Massachusetts; Mrs. Ella Capt. Thomas McDonnell said believe Knowies attempted to participation in a federal OCS' escape or that he offered to Grasso of Connecticut and SWEET APPLE CIDER he wants to hear tapes made by program currently appears im James B. Longley of Maine. Knowles purportedly detailing show officers where the gun probable, the states could MADE FRESH ON THE FARM his criminal activities. was hidden. potentially maintain effective Knowles was suspeted in the Yavitz said Knowles’ control over such development No preservatives - Not pasteurized. A pure and strangulations of Mrs. Karen reported actions were “wholly if a cooperative regional ap Deaths Decline natural product. An excellent substitutei for soft MUSIC CBilEK < T av Wine, 35, and her daughter inconsistent” with the convict’s proach is taken. Gubernatorial HARTFORD (UPI) - Total drinks. Dawn, 16. The bodies were behavior in the past because directive would be the key,” traffic deaths for the year “he wouldn’t show police the Drum Sets found Oct. 16 in their said Rhode Island Gov. Philip through Dec. 17 stood at 369 LARGtST RETAIL GROWERS IN MANCHESTER Guitars Marlborough, Conn., home. bodies when they were looking W. Noel at the opening of a two- compared to 501 for the same • MacINTOSH RALDWIN McDonnell, who is certain that all over for them.” He was day conference of the federal- period last year, according to C Jt Manchfiter 643-9559 Band Instruments Knowles committed the referring to two of Knowles’ state commission. Noel is state the weekly count by the state • CORTLAND WINESAP «II HARTFORD ROAD, MANCHESTER killings, said Wednesday he will alleged victims. Gov,-Elect Grasso Greeted co-chairman. Safety Commission. Decreases Gulbransen Organs- Kohler .& Campbell Pianos not mark the case closed until Knowies was charged with The resolution asks that the were also reported in OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK murdering Carsweil Carr and Save during our Special Holiday Sale of Pianos 8e Organs he hears the tapes. Philip W. Noel, governor of Rhode Island, left, greeted U.S. Department of Interior’s pedestrians killed from 86 to 64, Christmas Poinsettias Knowles, 28, was shot after his 15-year-old daughter, Mah- plans to lease 10 million acres bicyclist deaths reduced by one, dy, Nov. 6 in Milledgeville, Ga. Connecticut Gov.-elect Ella Grasso Wednesday as the New FERRANDO ORCHARD — plus — Post Rowl Plia 872*9131 he freed one hand from his England governors Conference and the New England of Outer Continental Shelf be from 11 to 10, and motorcyclist Carr was stabbed and the girl deferred beyond 1975 so that BIRCH MOUNTAIN ROAD, GLASTONBURY Route 30, Vernon OP® MOST EVEIIIN6S handcuffs and tried to snatch Regional Commission opened sessions in Newport, R.I. fatalities were reduced from 70 POTTED PLANTS the gun of Sheriff Earl Lee of strangled. sufficient studies can be com to 37. (3 miles beyond Vito’s Restaurant) r T T T T T T T l )))»).)»)>> f > i » i ) > Douglas County, the Georgia He was also charged in the (UPI photo) Bureau of Investigation said. slaying of Florida State Both Lee and GBI agent Ron Trooper Charles Campbell and Student Christmas Project Angel fired at Knowles as the James Meyer, a Wilmington, sheriff lost control of the car Del., businessman. They were abducted from Tailahassee, Bustling with Christmas preparations, Judy Matthews, about 20 miles west of Atlanta left, and Mary Charest, members of Manchester High and the vehicle ran off the road. Fla., and their bodies later found near Perry, Ga. School student assembly, sort out food items to wrap as gifts which will be given to the town Social Service Depart ment for distribution to underprivileged families. This is HAWAIIAN CARNIVAL SWEEPSTAKES the student assembly’s Christmas project. (Herald photo Appraiser Claims by Larson) Three Leases Veteran Guide Hates Costly to State Win a trip to Hawaii for two HERE’S HOW TO ENTER Here's Your Hawaiian Carnivai Big Game Poachers 1. To enter simply deposit the “Win A Trip to Hawaii” B v El) B I TI ER subcommittee, said Connec for 11 nights! coupons at the store listed on the coupon. Coupons left at stay out in the woods as long as HARTFORD (UPI) - An in ticut is paying more than twice Fly via American Airlines 747 to sunny Hawaii for The Herald will not be accepted. You may enter as many Sweepstakes Trip! By JACQUELINE HEARD as much as it should for a he used to be able to. “I found dependent real estate appraiser times as you wish. The winner must be at least 18 years of PITTBURGH, N.H. (U P I)- highway garage in Waterford your vacation of a lifetime. Enter todayl It’s easy and out my legs are the same age I says Connecticut taxpayers are age. 7 nights HONOLULU Vernon Hawes has been around . owned by Downes and leased to you may be the lucky winner. am,” he said. paying two or three times more All transfers between hotels and airports awhile. For more than a half the state for 15 years at $64,500 2. Coupons will appear In The Herald twice a week on 2 nights KONA His schedule is almost as than they should for three state Tuesdays and Thursdays; December 17, 19, 24, 26, 31; Host escort century Hawes has served as a leases awarded to politically annually. 2 nights HILO strenuous as it once was, January 2, 7, 9, 14, 16, 21, 23. Round trip jet flight via American Airlines 747 All first class hotels hunter and a guide in New though, with breakfast at 4 well-connected persons, in Sponsored by: Hampshire’s north woods. cluding an uncle of Superior 3. Coupon entries will be picked up weekly after noon Inter-island flights $200 spending money a.m., a bag lunch, and dinner at He said comparable on December 23, 20; January 6, 13, 20, 27. A weekly Recently there have been in 5 p.m. Court Judge J. Brian Gaffney. facilities, such as utility com creasing reports of people Appraiser Norman Benedict American International Travel drawing will be held and two winners from each store will "There isn’t much anymore pany equipment garages, rent become eligible for the final drawing to be held on Arrangements made through LaSonne Travel poaching deers to beat the high of what we called ‘still hunting,' of Hamden Wednesday told for an average of $2.50 a square Ask Your Travel Agent for free brochure or call cost of living. Hawes has seen it lawmakers investigating January 28 at LaBonne Travel. Winners of all weekly where a man would try to creep foot. 'The Downes lease costs AITS, Inc. 210 Boylston St., Chestnut Hill, Mass. 02167 Service Let us arrange your next before, and he says he didn’t Connecticut’s property leasing drawings except lor the last will be announced In The up and get a shot at a deer, taxpayers $5.43 a square foot, (C O LLEC T) (617) 969-4100 / (212) 758-4200 N.Y. or Herald. The winner of the trip will be announced January help the poachers then and he when they hunted alone,” he program that “comparable or he said. (TO LL FREE) (800) 225-8882 East Coast / (800) 225-8833 South & Midwest Vacation or Business Trip! won’t now. superior ” facilities could have LaBonne Travel 29. said. tell me more! □ All-New Carnival Vacations to Hawaii 4. The Herald reserves the right to be sole judge of the “The only deer I hit out of The terrain has been im been rented for much less but A lease on a highway season, I hit with my car. were ignored in favor of struc contest. proved to help the hunter. maintenance garage in Winsted Name______The Manchester Herald 647-9949 67 East Center Street That’s what I think of tures involving “unreasonable i / M k Hawes said when he was owned by Angeio Tomasso Jr., poaching,” Hawes said. younger it would take a whole costs.” of New Britain, Meskili’s close Street...... Phone------— _ and James Jones, training offeer He said the costly leases for WIN YOUR TRIP Manchester day to get a man into the hun friend, costs $5.93 a square foot for New Hampshire Fish and ting camp in the woods. Now, highway garages were awarded and runs for 20 years at an an _ - _ Zip— _ rave Game wardens, reported the in to an uncle of Gaffney when he Area Merchants he said, the logging roads are nual charge of $165,000. “This 67 East Center St., Manchester • Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 9-5 / Sat. 10-1 Phone 647-9949 crease in illegal deer kills and was Republican state chair ' V“\3 OF A LIFETIME! more permanent than the trails lease is high,” Benedict said. said, “We attribute that to the man, to a former Democratic —___ 1_____ i he useid, which would grow over fact that the cost of meat is commissioner and to a close again. Another highway garage in WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII high and that people are having friend of GOP Gov. Thomas J. WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII Hawes said hunters also use conveniently located atop a WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII WIN A TRIP TO HAWAII trouble making ends meet.” Meskill. D eposit only at: D eposit only at: more powerful guns and the c steep hill in Thomaston costs D eposit only at; Hawes doesn’t think much Another witness testified that D eposit only at: D eposit only at; Deposit only at: type of game has changed. $6.61 a square foot, he said. It is poaching is going on around his a civilian watchdog group set Moose, elk', and wolves, have ownbd by former Democratic territory — the far northern tip up in the 1950s to review state Manchester Parkado been replaced by deer in Consumer Protection Com of New Hampshire, where the lease proposals was disbanded northern New Hampshire. missioner James Casey and Connecticut River rises from on recommendation of the Bagging a deer, he said, is banker Henry Dodd of Norfolk. the three Connecticut lakes Meskill administration after & Son '! SH O O R often a matter of luck against fliffiiifpiMrA B.D. near the Canadian border. questioning a lucrative lease lltn
Agricultural land and build •i? McNeill Quits Clerk Post ings in Iowa accounted for 482 Bolton PTO Asks Improvement in School Grounds per cent of the total taxable The town’s representative extent of the work increases, I planner, to replace Ronald value of real property assessed in 1972. (clerk-of-the-works) on the feel that the coverage will Blake, who has been named to the Board of Selectmen and Dr.; Nov. 24, investigated acci at Andover Elementary Sch Donna Holland believed the improved and The emergency calls were: muti-milllon dollar Illing and become more difficult.” Tolland planner. dent on the Manchester-Bolton four hours, 11 men atte iff Correapondent added outdoor areas will help the Board of Finance. Nov. 1, false alarm , Mt. Bennet Junlr High renovation He gave no effective date for McNeill has commended the stood by at Bolton stat on^,; 646-0375 alleviate the cramped and in Job Funds Avuiluble Sumner Dr.; structure fire. town line on Boston Tpke.; Nov. projects has resigned his post. his resignation, but suggested a architects, engineers and Town Also Nov. 13, drill a ^ k ^ n adequate indoor gym areas. The Board of Selectmen Stony Rd.; Nov. 3, Boston Turn 26, standby at North Coventry; Ernest McNeill, who retired replacement be provided before Building Committee "for the High School, two hours II i^aen The Parent Teacher received notice from the State pike, car with overheated Nov. 28, mutual aid to North. a year ago as Manchester's the end of January. time and effort they have Executive board in a letter to It felt the areas would be attended; Nov. 17, drill at J e n of Connecticut Department of brakes; Nov. 11, false alarm; Coventry; Nov. 29, false alarm deputy building inspector, after Town Manager Robert Weiss expended (on the Illing and SHOES! Raymond Allen, superintendent utilized by town recreation son Pond, 2Mi hour*;; 13/man Personnel and Administration Nov. 13, standby at North on Notch Mountain. 17 years in town employ, said he will review the Bennet projects), to assure full • WRIGHT •DEXTER programs on weekends and in attended; Nov. 20, check wilier of schools, requested he give that the United States Depart Coventry; Nov. 15, stove fire, The drills and work detail; in became the town’s represen applications he received for the return to the town for every the evenings. cluded Nov. 3, driver training hoses, drafting capacity a|nd • NUNN-RU8H serious consideration to the im ment of Labor has given formal Hebron Rd. , tative on the school projects at position when McNeill was dollar expended. and maintenance work at the other items, two hours, 18 jmp provement of outdoor areas for Andrew Manneggia, past authority for expending funds $1,350 a month — from funds chosen. If a suitable replace "The people charged with the physical education playground firehouse, two hours; Nov. 8, attended; Nov. 27, pump opera GLENNEY’S chairman of the board of educa issued under the Emergency voted for the projects by ment isn’t available, he’ll responsibility of obtaining the and town recreation programs Also Nov. 15, chimney fire. repair work on trucks, four tion drill, two hours; 15 npn MEN’S SHOP tion, suggested setting up a Employment Act (EEA) until referendum. . advertise for one, he said. best possible materials and at Bolton Elementary School Meadow Rd.; Nov. 23, old car hours; Nov. 10, drill in Andover attended. 789 Main St, ManchntM’ meeting with school board June 30, 1975. He states in his letter of Weiss has two other vacan workmanship are doing a fine on fire in woods, Rolling Hills Open till 9 P.M. and Bolton Center School. members, the superintendent. The extension is being resignation to the town cies to fill — police chief, to job,” he said. The letter, from Clair Hank Ryba, recreation com granted to employing agencies manager, "I find it difficult to replace James Reardon, who is Majors, PTO co-president, said missioner, Larry Shaw, park which have unexpended funds adequately cover both jobs retiring; and assistant town it would like the following to be commissioner and Richard and wish the extension. (Illing and Bennet) and, as the included in the 1975-1976 Board Morra, first selectman. Bolton’s grant was for a total of Education budget: Improve of $1,700 of which none as yet ■ WHEN YOU THINK ment of Memorial Field (the He said it should be a united has been expended. Two Arrested In Break-In existing field between the two effort but questioned whether it /applications for the first sec VH NEWTOWN (UPI) Two Douglas Kinsman, 18, turned schools), and clearing of land should be under the school tion of the grant must be filed Bridgeport residents were himself in at Newtown police south of the school buildings for board's jurisdiction. by Dec. 31 and for the second HOLIDA Vernon Man Gets Certificate arrested on burgiary and headquarters. COATS use as a playground area for section by March 31. Allen said the situation has Each was held in $5,000 bond both schools. larceny charges after police Donald Baker of Vernon receives a certificate upon com been discussed in the past. It Especially when you make it ROYAL ICE CREAM! on third degree burgiary and se The executive board Fire Report thwarted a break-in at a New YOU THINK pletion of the Food Service Program at Manchester Com lost ground due to costs to bring cond degree larceny charges. A suggested the expenditure The Bolton Volunteer Fire BE SURE TO SERVE A ROYAL town service station munity College from Roger B. Bagley, chairman of the Memorial Field up to par. He possession of marijuana charge could be placed under the Department responded to 12 Wednesday night. THE board of trustees of Regional Community Colleges. said he would like to see it was al9o lodged against each capital improvement category emergency calls and held eight ICE CREAM CAKE Poiice said Charles Stacey, Looking on at the cermonies which are part of the Project explored again and suggested drills or work details during the Tl;o To Choose From 18, was arrested about 11 p.m. suspect after police said they in the budget which is 50 per II • HELP (Handicapped Earning and Living Project), is Dr. the school board assume month of November, according S i* '" '- Single \cyer of delicious frozen at gunpoint by police detective found the drug inside an auto cent reimbursable by the state. leadership. ; COAT RACK cake, itiade with rich creamy used by the suspects. Frederick W. Lowe Jr., MCC president. (Herald photo by The executive board said it to a report by Danny Rattazzi, i Michael DeJoseph inside the Copies of the letter were sent Police said the auto contained 48 PURNELL PLACE Pinto) fire chief. vanilla, cjiocolate or strawberry Shell service station on Churchill Road while a second tires and auto accessories DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER ice credita — decorated with (DIVISION OF CARRIAQE HOUSE BOUTIQUE) heavy crum ... Two layers — suspect fled. valued at $2,000 allegedly taken one of vanilla, one of frozen pud About four hours later. from the station. Columbia Auditors Suggest Procedure Change ding. Rum flavored, pink ice cream, chock full of fruits and East Catholic High School students on a 24-hour liquid fast nuts, decorated with heavy of Awareness have their dollars ready'to pay for their lunch of clear beef cream. Both cakes will serve or chicken broth Wednesday during the Day of Awareness I Virginia Carlson repayment plan by which all sixteen.. . observance for world hunger at the school. Their dollars 9 Correspondent Shane noted no money was future entitlement payments be Please Order Early! 228-9224 expended from the trust funds Observed at ECHS for broth will go to alleviate world hunger. (Herald photo for care of certain cemetery withheld until the overalloca by Pinto) The town audit report, Available On Special Order lots during the year. To comply tion has been paid, according to recently completed by Certified Onlv H c ra t& with the purpose of such funds Shane. Concerned with world starving and dying people stink. CHRISTMAS STENCILS Uncle Sam says... | Public Accountant Kenneth Area Profile he recommends that such work It is anticipated that this hunger. East Catholic High You can’t taste it — when so Shane, lists several recommen be done. obligation will be met by June School students and faculty many people die the air dations, some of which are new See this Ice Cream Cake displayed at your nearest Royal Ice Cream dealer’s store. Please place withholding tax deposits are not reconcilement be made The town should take advan 39, 1975 and the town should your order by Monday, December 23rd. A HAPPY HOLIDAY TO YOU ALL! ■ observed a Day of Awareness becomes filled with it.” and others made in earlier being made in accordance with monthly. tage of the exemptions on receive $3,360 in August 1975. Wednesday with fasting and Dr. Helfferich said that the audits but not yet adopted. The financial records of the (Please Note: Dry Ice Is Available At Our Plant) ‘^ATTENTION Internal Revenue Service A record of town-owned real Federal and State gasoline special assemblies. first time he encountered mass Shane noted the building of requirements. He recommends property and major personal taxes including the possibility town are maintained in a most ^ Nearly 600 students and facul starvation was in a village in In ficial purchased equipment these requirements be followed property has been set up. In on school buses, Shane said. competent manner on property ty members participated in a dia where rain had not fallen b FIRE CALLS from building permit receipts in the future. view of major changes in equip Revenue Sharing Funds prescribed forms, he said. He 24-hour liquid fast so that they for three years. The people had and he recommends this prac ment during the present year, The audit shows the town has noted the excellent work and ICE CREAM CO. might experience the pangs of chewed the bark off the trees, records of those officials and ALL TAXPAYERS” | tice be discontinued and that The fire department did not all town departments should been overallocated $36,642 in hunger felt by the hungry most of the children had died employes who are charged with Manufactured In Manchester Since 1924! equipment purchase be made reconcile cash in the bank to make certain that these records revenue sharing funds. . throughout the world. and the rest were dying, he MANCHESTER rayed and discharged. Police from the general fund checking cash per the book on a monthly are updated to reflect the fiscal responsibility. said. are still investigating. No liability has been recorded For lunch, each paid a dollar Wednesday, 3:05 p.m. — account. current status. This has not A resume of financial tran for a cup of clear chicken or Petitions were sent to Gov.- (Manchester Ambulance) If you don’t have a Pension Plan because... | basis, Shane said. In the in in the financial statements for Manufacturers of Orfitelli's "BANQUET SPUMONI" Youths apparently set a pile of The auditor states been done as recommended sactions and general financial elect Ella Grasso and to Presi Wednesday, 10:41 p.m. — terest of good internal control, this amount since the revenue beef broth, and the proceeds leaves on fire underneath Your employer doesn’t have one or, | Shane recommends that bank previously, according to the condition shows a tax rate of 40 27 WARREN ST.. MANCHESTER Phone 649-5358 will be donated to Oxfam dent Ford as part of the world- Charles Williams, 35, of 127H sharing office has agreed to a bridge near Virginia Rd. on auditor. mills, an increase of one mill America (o distribute to the hunger project. Main St. was knocked un You’re not eligible for the Self Employed Retirement Act or, | (barter Oak St. (Town) over last year. Mrs. Grasso was asked to conscious after the car he was hungry. Wednesday, 4:52 p.m. — limit expenditures for the in driving was in a rear-end colli As part'of the observance, a Chimney fire at 357 Spring St. ,- slide presentation giving the augural ball and to donate the sion with a pickup truck at You’re the owner of a business and neither of the above plans willp (Town) Students Hear Talk on Russia money thus saved to the Spruce and Birch Sts. He was facts, figures and the pictoral Wednesday, 8:17 p.m. — solve your own problem 'i results of the worldwide hunger Manchester Council on World taken with head injuries to time to eat. Dr. Robson went on Contents of mail box on fire in school related visits, according ducted by the dental hygienst crisis were shown by Jay April, Hunger. MMH, transferred to Hartford HEBRON to say that he had visited a The NEWLY front of 152 Main St. See story to Nancy Behrens and Roselyn during December at the Gilead . a member of the faculty, during They requested that Presi Hospital, treated and dis THEN I school, at recess time and noted in today’s Herald. (Eighth Robbins, Community Health Hill School. - both assemblies. dent Ford dedicate himself and charged from Hartford at 3:03 Anne Dallaire the school was similar to District) How about taking advantage of the new Pension and Profit Sharing Law | Nurses. Plans for December include Remodeled, ..i The Rev. Dr. Reginald the nation to solving the a.m., hospital spokesmen said. Correspondent Hebron elementary school, and Wednesday; 10:Il p.m. — Bed Fourty-four children were completion of vision and ■ Helfferich of Marlborough, problem of world hunger, and Police are still investigating. using the new I 228-3267 the students looked like ours, on fire at 15 Knox St. See story excluded from the school due to hearing screenings and follow chairman of the Meals for that less money be expended on (Manchester Ambulance) Mrs. ManWarren’s 4th Grade except they were all dressed Inside and in today’s Herald. (Town) illness or injury. up on those children in need of FLASH ! Millions board and guest the national defense budget. class was visited by Dr. Fred alike. Robbins conducted classes on the required immunizations. INDIVIDUAL RETIREMENT ACCOUNT i * speaker, said that the films of They suggested that this money Robson, chief of the United Air To Help Registrars AMBULANCE CALLS the digestive and exretory Parent Help Needed O u t - people suffering and dying of be reallocated into develop (ettectlve January 1, 1975) craft Utility Power Systems. The Wojnen’s Republican VERNON E systems in the sixth grades. She The Grade 4 teachers at the iir\ - starvation didn’t tell the whole ment programs for the un Dr. Robson has just returned Club of Hebron voted Tuesday also attended a workshop on Gilead Hill Elementary School Wednesday, 11:46 a.m. — ■ ’ story. derdeveloped nations. Meadows Denied from a trip to Russia, and to help with the voters registra alcohol education in prepara are working on setting up their President Ford was also Auto accident on Union St. at ' “I’ve been in every one of brought slides of Moscow to tion file cards. tion for presenting a class on individual instruction center. asked to set aside one day in Orchard St. (Vernon Am Rate Increases those places. I’ve seen it and show the students. Dr. Robson The club was asked by the this topic. Parents are needed who have which he personally would fast bulance) Rate increase requests for told the children about the Rus i felt it, but the slides don’t tell Hebron Republican Town Com Notices regarding school time to spare and would like to and request the American peo Wednesday, 11:46 a.m. — five nursing and rest homes — For information call any of the Professional Advisors at ; the whole story,” he said. sian language, compared to the mittee if they would help with physicals are being sent to work in the classrooms. There CHERRONE’S ple to do the same. Another House call at a Village St. including two in Manchester — alphabet with English, the one getting the file up to date. parents of children who have are many clerical duties that home. (Tolland Ambulance During the slide presentation, suggestion was that the Presi have been rejected by the used in explaining the meaning In other business the club not had a physical examination could be handled by an adult responded as Vernon Am (At The Green - Across from Mott’s Super Market) S he said, "You don’t hear the dent issue an executive Connecticut Commission on of Kremlin (fortress). Many of voted to donate $25 to Ronald in three years. thus freeing the teacher to bulance tied up with an acci T. LaBonne & Associates C proclamation declaring 1975 as Hospitals and Health Care. the cities and towns have a * sounds of hunger — the Ouellette, social science The nurses at both schools spend more time teaching. a “year of national intent to dent) The two Manchester facilities kremlin. ‘‘The Oldest Package Store In Town, At The ' * whimpering of children before teacher at Rham High School. have compiled a list of children If anyone is interested they alleviate the world hunger MANCHESTER are Meadows Convalescent Dr. Robson also told the The money is to be used for who have not received the ■ they are too weak to make a Wednesday, 12:45 p.m. — can contact the Gilead hill Beautiful Manchester Green^^ sound. You can’t smell it — for crisis.” Home and Meadows Rest students that there are few cars cleaning supplies for required measles and rebella School. Beverly Hartman, 15, of 12 Home, both on Bidwell St. and in Moscow, compared to those Ouellette’s classes who have FINANCIAL PLANNERS, Inc. immunizations. Letters have Collecting Food Mgr. Lou Cherrone • Asst. Mgr. Dave Rood Crown St., Rockville was in affiliates of Geri-Care. of in our cities, because they have recently started a clean-up been sent to the parents to St. Peter’s Episcopal Church jured in an auto crash at the in Springfield, Mass. very good public transporta paint-up program at Rham. notify them again of the is collecting canned and tersection of Clark and Chapel Meadows Convalescent Home tion. Also that the Russian sub Health Report required immunizations. packaged food for the com ? Sts. She was taken to requested increases ranging ways are very clean and are There were 350 visits to the A non-profit dental program munity Christmas baskets. If Revised Coal Pact Manchester Memorial Hospital from 4.3 to 5.8 per cent, and 155 Main Street Manchester, Connecticut like museums. school health rooms during the consisting of cleaning and anyone is interested, bring your where she was treated for Meadows Rest Home from 3.6 Dr. Robson also told the 646-1153 17 days of November, 98 application of luride phosphate items to Phelp’s Hall before facial and neck contusions, X- to 5.8 per cent. pupils that Russian meals have playground, 38 classrooms, 58 (sodium fluoride) will be con- Dec. 22. Left:- ;Okayed by Council The commission’s decision many courses and take much miscellaneous, and 65 non was based, in essence, on the Plctured It tht newly belief the rate structures remodeled exterior of WASHINGTON (UPI) - The western Pennsylvania,” said Revaluation currently in use at all five Tom Coiiran Cherrone’t ^?ckage Store. United Mine Workers management spokesman Steve facilities are sufficient at pre Ted LaBonne Ned Welssberg John Cagianello I All New, Exterior at Well at /bargaining council has ap Cabot. Continues sent. Jim Beattie, CLU Jack Perry Bruce Walker Gll Bouvier Interior; plut New FIxturet proved a revised contract "In simple terms, most of the The other three facilities proposal for about 4,500 mine nation’s largest mining Beginning Monday, members whose rate-increase requests tool of Manchester’s revaluation construction workers whose operations are here. If the were rejected are: Park Manor staff will be inspecting residen picketing has kept many of the trucking of coal is not handled Convalescent Home in Water- No obligation, lust accurate Information I nation’s soft coal mines closed. properly this could spiral into tial properties in the area east bury, Royal Crest in Meriden, of S. Main St., south Of 1-84, But a dispute between the worst strike this country and Geri-Care in Farmington. DO IT NOW! west of the Bolton townline, and truckers in Western Penn could conceive of.” The parent corporation for all north of the Glastonbury sy lv a n ia and the UMW The 120,000 miners struck for five facilities is Life Style Inc. Below:- townline. threatens to prolong the shut 24 days in November and early of Delaware. Town Assessor ed Belleville down. December, but about 45,000 of Shown below It the All New advises those property owners The tentative agreement them in five states stayed home 20% beautiful Interior; featuring not at home when the inspector between negotiators for the after the main settlement all kindt of DOMESTIC, and arrives that they needn’t call construction workers and the rather than cross construction IMPORTED WINES. his office at that time. He said Association of Bituminous Con workers’ picket lines. the insp^tors will make at SKIING IS BELIEVINGI LIQUORS and SEER tractors was announced The new agreement, reached PLANTS least three attempts to inspect SPECIALTIES, plut 300 Wednesday night, and within with the help of federal WITH THESE FAMOUS SKI PACKAGES CASES OF COLD BEERI hours the union barganlng coun mediators, provided for “five a property. After the third call, they will leave a notice, asking cil approved letting the rank- or six points of change” from the property owner to call the ARRANGEMENTS and-file vote. the Dec. 10 proposal, a union assessor’s office and set up an A spokesman for the Federal spokesman said. S-2002 Mediation and Conciliation Ser appointment. 9 Salom on Left:- vice said the bargaining coun Revaluation of all town real estate is being performed by Tom ic ARTIFICIAL cil, which rejected a contract STATE CONTROL Associated Surveys Co. of FREE Shown to the left It proposal Dec. 10, approved the CARACAS (UPI) - Radio sta the owner Joteph revised package "virtually un Wayne, N.J., under a contract 180 Cash and Carry tions have been told by the com of about $91,000. Cherrone, In a animously.” munications ministry that at Union officials said they Revaluation will be effectve photo taken back least 50 per cent of the music as of Manchester’s Oct. 1, 1976 In approximately e x p e ^ a ratification vote to they play must be Venezuelan. star! Saturday or Sunday. Grand List. It will be the basis 19S0. He It ttlll the for 1977-78 taxes. pretent owner... Termh of the contract were not announced. But even with rank-and-file approval and the end of Filer Named CBIA Chairman fT o BIST Inc. picketing, the truck drivers could keep some of the nation's HARTFORD(UPI)-JohnH. Raybestos-Manhattan, Inc., 195 largest mines shut down. Filer, chairman of the board of Trumbull. He begins his duties REQ. Bargaining between the yyveniiOi Aetna Life It Casualty, Hart Jan. 1. •213.50 B u r n s i d e UMW and the Western Penn- ford, has been elected chair Arthur L. Woods continues as 1122 sylyanta Coal Haulers Associa man of the board of the Connec president. The board also tion broke off Tuesday night ticut Business and Industry accepted the resignation of FREE! when the truckers turned down Association (CBIA). John Coolidge, treasurer for 30 OPEN the UMW agreement with the years of CBIA and Its MON. thru FRI. 10 to 0 ‘iALPINE CHAUS ROUTE 30 , Come In For Your FREE Copy r . Filer was named Wednesday coal operators, ratified by the predecessor. Manufacturers SAT. 10 to 8:30 POST RD. PLAZA of RECEIPE-CALENDAR ROOKLETI miners Dec. 6. at the annual CBIA board Association of Connecticut. SKI SHOP "About 90 per cent of the in meeting at the Hartford Club. Coolidge is the son of Calvin MASTER CHARGE VERNON OPEN 6 DAYS 8:00 a.m. to 8KK) p.m. • PHONE 643-7027 dependent coal truck drivers in He succeeds William S. Simp Coolidge, 30th president of the BANK AMERICARD OF VERNON Exit 00 Off 1-80 the United States are in son, chairman of the board of United States. PAGE THIRTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 19, 1974 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs,, Dec. 19, 1974 - PAGE THIRTY-ONE
7'” Bloodmobile Lists )*AI Save-A-Life Sunday The Finest In „ „ g iv e a CHRISTMAS 2t TENNIS GIFTniCT tADFOR TurTHE ^u need is real...as real as a baby a i o c f e t u £ " Sunday is the annual Save-A- HOLIDAY CATERING ^ ^ n FORUM WHOLE FAMILY ^ Life Sunday for the Red Cross facing surgery...as real as a MEMBERSHIP Bloodmobile program. young mother fighting for life PICK UP or DELIVERED There will be two collection after an auto accident...as real The g points — the Greater Hartford as a member of your own fami ly desperately in need of blood. Red Cross Chapter offices at BUFFETS A 4 ChamplonthIp Courte TENNIS F0RUM4 209 Farmington Ave. in Far “Christmastime is full of ■ •k 2 Outdoor Courte FAMILY MEMBERSHIP ^ mington, or the Kennedy cheer for the lucky ones, full of IN READY TO SERVE CONTAINERS A Open every day 7 a.m. - 11 p.m. \ ONLY *55.00 ^ School, 530 Park Ave. in Wind pain tor others. Over the Afso Catered DInnera S Buttets at Our Attractive . k Shower and locker room holidays there are always more Hall or A Place of Your Cholcel INDIVIDUAL ONLY *38.50 ^ sor. 'AComplimentary towel service P h o n P The hours for both visits are accidents, more emergencies, 8 ft} 8;30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. , and more calls for blood.” ★ Profeeeronal inetruction ^ , Red Cross officials say “The Give a pint of blood Sunday. GARDEN GROVE CATERERS,INC.j | I W ★ FREE Babyelttlng 8 7 5 - 7 0 9 4 N ★ Sauna R k Free parking 8 7 2 - 8 4 0 0 nnn i, 649-S3I3 or 649-S314 p w kOpklgP-ON FFEDER r o a d . EXIT 97 OF WILBUR CROSS HWY. jS Soviets Deny Deal ITpLiMsoNrsI GIFT On Emigration B E A MOSCOW (UPI) - The Soviet ’’I must say straightforward I Union has denied making a deal ly that the above-mentioned *:* to ease Jewish emigration materials, including the cor 849 Main St, \ respondence between you and S M A R T ' ‘W - ‘ restrictions in exchange for Manchester^ Conn, OPEN U.S. trade concessions.' It ac Sen. Jackson, create a distorted GUDE 'a s cused Secretary of State Henry picture of our position as well Since 1945 CHECK THE HERALD as what we told the American SUNDAY Kissinger of giving a “distorted SANTA CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. picture." side on that matter," he wrote. lY aVETKOFTl Gromyko, who accused - ^ X g i v e A The Tass news agency said I YOUD LAE I DAILY UHTIL . ■ BICYCLES eTOYS Wednesday the Soviet Union Kissinger of keeping silent SPORTING GOODS about the Soviet stand, failed to I \ T 8 S i TO RECEIVE j has “flatly rejected" American A & B SPORT SHOP CAMPING EQUIPMENT mention Jews specifically but KitcheiiAid. DECEMBER 23rd! pressures for a relaxation of I IBiAnM^EMr I \Flthhtg, Camping. Hunting,iQanaralSports*. restrictions on Soviet Jews referred only to “a certain X PRECISION PORTABLES | i category of Soviet citizens." A portable typewriter Is the Ideal gllta trying to get to Israel. I(or everyone In the tamlly — Includlngi Soviet Foreign Minister An The foreign minister took ■yoursell. Especially II It's a preclslon-a SLEDS and t o b o g g a n s ! issue with talk in Washington ■built Adler. I ,/l Open Mon, to Sat. 9 to lO'P.M. 9 drei Gromyko, in a letter made I Y A I pTYPtWRITER I Quality Merchandise at Reasdnabla Prices lcVN!sluME[RlsyL^sl public with the Tass statement, “about an anticipated in ViMiea le e J crease" in Jewish emigration, • VALE SERVICE I dishuKisher warned Kissinger that the issue I 41 PURNELL PLACE | Gift Certificates for Christmasl “is entirely within the internal saying, "we resolutely decline ■ MANCHESTER 1 OPEN JHONE 649^86 ■ 1000 HARTFORD TPKE. BRAY’S competence of our state." such an interpretation." Mon-Fri 9:30 to 9 PM Both statements were He said the “the present VERNON • 872-0052 Sat. til 6:00 PM JEWELRY STORE tendency toward a decrease in AND ^ 737 Main SL, Mandwster Christmas released as amended trade bills FREE LOTTERY TICKET neared final approval in the number of persons wishing to leave” indicates, if anything, SON with $10 or m ort purcluM i Congress. The bills would give PEARL Menchnttr", Oldnl EUtbllthtd a tflU tAd Shopping Hours the Soviet Union so-called most “ quite the contrary.” The TK Gift for Jewelry Storel favored nation trade status in Gromyko letter was handed __ ___People Going Places! FOR CHRISTMAS over eight days after Kissinger iiVciCiajGc: 649 Main St., Manchester WE SUQQEST: GENUINE SLATE ^ exchange for unrestricted For Cruising or Flying — Marlow’s Has Just The Luggage and Jackson said the Soviet Tel. 643-2171 • CHARMS • PINS emigration. • WATCHES • CLOCKS POOL TABLES 5 Union intends to lift emigration You NeedI Choose from these Famous Brands: Samsonite “Tass is authorized to state (we carry a complete line), Atlantic, Ventura, Airway and • BRACELETS MANCHESTER restrictions. • GLASSWARE that flatly rejected as unaccep Seward. ^ ’ OUR LAYAWAY PLAN DIAMOND ENQAQEMENT table in leading circles in the Every is now in'effect RINGS in d WEDDING BANDS Mon.-Fri. 9:30 - 9 Soviet Union are any attempts, Thinf ASK ABOVt i t % from whoever they may come, Since Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 to interfere in internal affairs MAMLOW: Dorsey Confirm ed that are entirely the concern of DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER - 64S-S221 through December 23rd WASHINGTON (UPI) - FREE PARKINQ FROHT & REAR OF STORE • MASTER CHARGE CARDS the Soviet state and no one ______ACCEPTED IICYCLEd else,” the Kremlin’s official Peter C. Dorsey was confirmed t-Anccer aCLCctioN o r in a voice vote by the Senate N«w •ICVCLCt IN THI news agency said, Gromyko, in VCHNON AWIA MEN’S a letter which Tass said was Wednesday to be U.S, Attorney STRETCH dim H for Connecticut, succeeding Profesiionally Asiembled FROM MCIUMS handed to Kissinger Oct. 26 i$REDKEN GIFT PAK. GIFT CERTIFICATES 1 NOW OPEN 1 DanoY VERNON WIGS ‘ 5 TOYS & NOVELTIES I during the secretary’s visit to Stewart Jones who retired. $n UP a OFF Dorsey, a Hamden, Conn, ACCESSORIES S GIFTS * 2 9 5 Mon.-Sat. 10-9 Blooms in December Moscow, said the Soviet Union • Body Perms • Eye Brow Waxing ^ We install complete exhaust eystems on most ^ ACtfSSOIIIES TIL m resident, is a graduate of Yale ALSO would “act in strict conformity • Manicures • Blow Cuts SNOW SHOVELSn ^American and Foreign Cars, and light duty trucks... 14 CHRISTMAS with our present legislation” University and the Harvard Steel & Aluminum PING PONG AND through December 23rd Bobby Berzenski Jr. waters a sunflower blooming in the about emigration. Law School. FULL SERVICE SALON JUVENILE SNOW VEHICLES GAME TABLES % VILLAGE BARBER ^ second grade class at Buckley School as it snows outside. He accused Kissinger and Active in Hamden Republican and town affairs, Dorsey was The blossoming plant towers over the squash, corn and Sen. Henry Jackson, D-Wash., § R n ^ e ^ g c a i l i of Manchester, Inc. « SHOP 8 string beans growing in pots as part of a life cycle science of joining in the publication of recommended for the post last Beouty S|)a RIZZO POOL CO. 647-9420 program being taught by Mrs. Thelma Gifford. (Herald correspondence distorting the June by Sen. Lowell P. ( 9 frying you with the netion't llneel MUFFLERS Salon for Men Weicker, R-Conn. VERNON CIRCLE photo by Pinto) Soviet position on emigration. 872-8531 VERNON MADISON ^ 42 union St., Rockville Opposite Hospital ^ REGAL MEN'G G Featuring NEWINGTON MANCHISTIR counm uiirs srosr VERNON iHxnuBiaiii 401 • V07 MAIN STREET TRI-CITY PLAZA | UNISEX CUTS E 643-2470 •724>S» S Corner of Center & Broad Streets ! Hair Pieces WILTON’S JPOST ROAD NC PLAZA Gift Certificates Gift Shop m a in s t r e e t . ROOTE oi 30 1 9 7 4 VERNON. CONN. 872-3159 964 Main St. In Tues. thru Fri. UIHISIW Downtown Manchester MON. thru SAY. 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Of Us For Tiros SHOCKS • FRONT END • DISC BRAKES In Rain or Snow — Dillon’s There to Tow P%M _ WRECKER EXHAUST AND OF COURSE OUR TIRES AND Phone 643-2145 sK'Sl, Z4HR SERVHX MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., ’Thurs., Dec. 19, 1974 - PAGE THIRTY-THREE PAGE THIRTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 19, 1974 Hsip W a n M 13 Homn For Balo 23 Homos For Solo 23 Homos For Solo 23 MANCHESTER - New Family Sleith VHritical of PZC SHOWCASE CmEMM Colonial, aluminum siding, M flbw Un, (Ml MM three bedrooms, bath an() Immediate openingi (or reliable meal POLICE REPORT to work a(temoona or evenlnn lavatory, oversized modern Over Liquor Rules Stand uahert. Apply In perion at Uie SIk .. . kitchen, built-ins. 24’ combina Livin s Edsi r caae Cinemai between houri. It am-7| tion dining and play room, gar 0 pm, Monday-Friday. age, just right lot, conveniently • Robert W> Sweet, 22, of In ■ b ra n d im w horn*. ThrM badrooim , 2 batha, llraplaoa, William Sleith, chairman of the Mayor’s Manchester, but in all of eastern Connec • Paul C. Thebodeau, 19, of 4 The weapon was a steel locate. Donald S. Gale Realty Downtown Action Committee, today ticut." Cables Rd., Bolton and Walter bladed letter opener found In Rocky Hill was arrested Co., Realtors, MLS, 289-7939. two oar garaaa, city utllltlaa. NIca naw homo In aataUlahad criticized the Manchester Planning and Sleith has favored changing the town J. Brown, 19, of 88 School St. Repoli’s pocket, police said. He Wednesday at^ 9:30 a.m. and She H erath DANCERS - Part-time to start nalghborhood. Qraat way to atari tha naw yaarl Zoning Commission (PZC) for its ap liquor rules "to advance Manchester’s were arrested Wednesday on was released to his mother on a charged with abandoning a now. Need extra income? VERNON - Six room Ranch parent rejection of eased liquor rules for economic health” and specifically to allow Circuit Court 12 warrants $100 non-surety bond for court motor vehicle. ' CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Hurry up! Call Jobseekers 568- with 2-car garage, large kitchen the town. a developer to build a new restaurant on charging each with third- Dec. 30. Police said a 1968. Pontiac 1070. with built in oven and range, Main St. registered in Sweet’s name was three bedrooms, fireplaced REALE’S CORNER "I’m very discouraged they have a degree burglary and third- • Rose M. Adger, 19, of Hart living room, deep shrubbed lot, 175 WAIN 8TIIHT ______PHOat 646-4525 narrow and myopic view,” Sleith said, Amendments to the zoning regulations degree larceny. The charges ford was arrested Wednesday left on Cheney Tech School ART BACKGROUND - property Sunday and became a Mechanical artist needed to $37,9()0. Wolverton Agency, referring to indications that the PZC won’t — proposed several months ago — would are in connection with a break at 1:25 p.m. at the Shoe Town start immediately. Call Realtors, 649-2813. consider any change in zoning regulations have removed most restrictions on full- into a School St. home recently, store on Spencer St. and nuisance. Sweet was contacted Sorvicos OttoTOd Monday but did not remove It. Jobseekers 568-1070. TWO-FAMILIES, newly listed. 31 to liberalize liquor restrictions. scale restaurants and would have allowed police said. charged with fourth-degree A 4-4 in excellent condition, for the downtown restaurant. Both were released on 8250 larceny In connection with a Police had It towed away PHONE NOW AND READY - Over 250 SEVEN-ROOM COLONIAL $48,500. An older 6-6, practically CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Wednesday and then charged 643-2711 Clean ai a whiatle, huge maater very reasonable work The restaurant is part of a mini-mall non-surety bonds for court Jan. shoplifting attempt, police said. positions to choose from now! in the center of town, $38,900. 'r. Sleith said comments by several PZC Sweet. Hurry up! Jobseekers 568-1070. bedroom, fireplace, family room, at guaranteed, call anytime. 649- proposed for 881-883 Main St. by Albert 6. She was released on a $15 cash FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD tached uraie. Inveatigaie. $45,000 J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. members — that existing regulations have Lindsay and Robert Agnew. A restaurant • Vincent Donato. 27, of Far bond for court Dec. 30. BLWNWIROttrrfo served well and there’s no need for change mington and John J. Quat- Recent breaks and van(|aUsm NEW RAISED Ranch, being would be the key tenant of the new com • Stanley F. Berdnick, 24, of Loot ond Found 1 Holp Wontod 13 neALTOna-MLS 643-2432 ALTERATIONS - Dresses, — are "ridiculous and moralistic.” mercial building, but Lindsay says tropani Jr., 22, of Crystal Lake 9 Main St., South Windsor was included: 139 Waal Canter Slraal completed on Grandview INDEX SItuoUon Wontod 15 Street. Lot 120x200. Now’s the coats, suits. Dressmaking, too. - The PZC, with a conservative attitude, development doesn’t hinge on a liquor per Rd., Tolland were arrested charged with operating a motor BABYSITTER WANTED - five has been doing more zoning than planning, • About $25 in cash ‘was NOTICia ADVERTISING LOST - Yellow time to choose your colors. T. J. Quality workmanship. Cml 649-. mit. Wednesday at 3:15 p.m. and vehicle while unter the in 1 — LoM ind Found days weekly, Verplanck School 7554. Sleith said. Sleith eailed attention to the stolen in a break Wednesday female cat, vlcinit■y 15 . James SECRETARY - Executive Crockett, Realtors, 643-1577. ’The PZC hasn’t voted to reject the charged with fourth-degree fluence of liquor or drugs in 2 — Ptrionalt Church, answers to name of area. Call alter 5:30, 528-7652. narrow, 150-foot width of the Central between 6 and 8 p.m. from a 3 — Announoomontt RATES level, desires position in MANCHESTER - Owner proposed zoning amendments (a vote isn’t larcey. The charges stem from connection with a two-car colli Penuche. If found please call Manchester, Coventry or vicini anxious for quick sale, 5 1/2 MANCHESTER - Five-room TRUCKING - Odd jobs, moving „ Business District on the west side of Main » i i ■* ».■ * “ ■ * t-i Park St. apartment. 4 — Enttrtilnmont 1 day ...... 6a word par day BABYSITTER wanted nights, necessary, though) but Town Planner J. the attempted theft of a can of sion Tuesday at 8 p.. on Parker 5 — Auotloni 646-5325. Reward. ty. Write Box B, Manchester room Cape, 11/2 baths, garage, custom built Ranch. Outstan large appliances, cleaning • About $18 in cash was taken 3 dayi ..... 6a word par day for working mother. Spruce St., which he considers unworkable. Eric Potter, who proposed the changes, wax in the K-Mart store on St. at E. Middle Tpke., police Herald. eat-in kitchen, Waddell School ding construction, 1 1/2 baths, cellars and attics. Free es-' ♦! .T v.*.... -rv. « - Wednesday at noon from a FINANCIAL 6 days ..... 7a word par day Street area. Call 646-1640 before Sleith blamed planners and zoners for considers it a dead issue. Spencer St., police said. said. area. LaPenta Agency, two fireplaces, two-car garage. timates. 644-1775. Prospet St. apartment. 8 — Bondt-Stockt-MortgtgM 26 days ..... 6a word par day 2 p.m. the “economic backwater, not oniy in They were released on their 6 — Porional Loint 15 W ORD M INIMUM Realtor, 646-2440. Choice residential area. $48,^. 10 — Iniuranco LOST - Black onyx cameo ring. Call Suzanne or Arthur Shorts GUTTERS cleaned and written promises to appear in Happy Ada ...... $2.00 Inch Main Street vicinity. Sentimen- • A beer stein with a music^ AVON - Turn spare hours into 646- 3233. J. Watson Beach repaired. Co, Painting and court Jan. 6. EMPLOYMENT U1 value. Call 643-8328. snare dollars S^lloualitv Avon REAL ESTATE MANCHESTER - Exquisite pa^rhanging. Call 646-6^. box and some cash was stolen ’ .13 - Halp Wantad ...... multi-level Contemporary.mpe Realtors. Manchester Office • Michael W. Repoli Jr., 17, Berdnick’s car rolled into the 14 — Butlnaai Opporlunltlaa products. No selling experience 647- 9139. Equal Housing Oppor Wednesday between 8 a.m. and IMPOUNDED - Setter cross, necessary. I’ll show you. Call Homoo For Solo 23 Four large bedrooms, fantastic of Rt. 66, Hebron was arrested rear of the car driven by Steven 15 — Situation Wantad view of Hartford skyline, 2 1/2 tunity. TWO HANDYMEN-will clean Wednesday at 1:50 p.m. and K. Branford, 16, of 12B Am 2 p.m. from an Oxford St. brown and white female. Con 523-9401. attics and cellars, Heht EDUCATION tact Coventry Dog Warden, 423- TOLLAND - A warm home baths, trees, space-age kitchen. BOLTON $44,900 « « to bassador Dr. as Branford home. 13 — Privata InttfucUont trucking, reasonable rates, 643- Radiothon To Aid New Hope charged with fourth-degree 6524. QUICK WAY to begin working. trimmed in sunshine. Six-room Immediate occupant. 60’s. • About $25 worth of damage 19 — Schoolt-Claataa Warren E. Howland, Realtors, EASY ON THE EYES 5305. larceny and carrying a con waited for the traffic light to 20.— inatrucUona Wantad Start now, many available t-ountryCountry Gape,Cape, acre lot. Low cealed weapon. The charges are change, police said. was done by vandalism to win 30’s. 872-6323. 643-1108. year old U&R built Raised dows and the storage shed of REAL ESTATE IMPOUNDED - Mongrel, black openings. Don’t hesitate. ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan in connection with a shoplifting Berdnick was released on his and white male. Contact Coven Jobseekers, 568-1070. Ranch on a huge treed lot. 2 Radio station WINF, in an ef answer questions about the New Hope Manor. In the game, Christmas Remembrance the Oak Grove Nature Center 23 — Homaa for Sala TWO new 6 1/2 room Raised eling, rec rooms, offices, attempt in the K-Mart store on written promise to appear in 24 — Lota-Land lor Sala try Dog Warden, 423-6524. EAST HARTFORD - Im baths, built-ins, 3 bedrooms, household repairs. Phone 649- fort to aid New Hope Manor, drug and alcohol rehabilitation the staff of WINF will play the on Oak Grove St. Wednesday 25 — Invattmant Proparty maculate 6!A room Split, three Ranches, fireplace, rec room, carpeting, formal dining center for teen-age girls and to Spencer St., police said. court Jan. 6. 4594. will conduct a Radiothon Dec. girls and staff members of New Maura Hagearty, right, representing Brownie Troop No. night. 26 — Builnata Proparty IMPOUNDED - Shepherd pup, PART-TIME PORTER bedrooms, paneled family garage, three plus acres. Finan room, fireplace and 2 garages. take pledges. 27 — Raaort Propahy Burgar King la looking lor a raopon- cing available. $44,900. Fireside 27 from 8 to 11 p.m. Hope. 624, makes Christmas a little brighter for residents at 23 — Raal Eatata Wanuid black and brown male. Contact room, 1 l/2baths, basement, Quiet dead end street 20 RETIRED BUILDER available Several town officials are Berman reported today that albta, hard-working Individual arWIng pool, trees, $35,900. Warren E. Realty Inc., 647-9144. The announcement was made Green Lodge Home on 612 E. Middle Tpke. by presenting a Coventry Dog Warden, 423-6524. to work altor 11 p.m. minutes from Hartford. Joe for maintenance, alterations among those who have offered New Hope wilt be able to meet MISC. SENVICEt Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. today by Scott Gray, news poinsettia plant to house mother Fran Argoneault. Other Mail Destroyed 31 — Sarvicaa OHarad- 5 -3 DAYS PER WEEK COLCHESTER - Is that all (^rdon, 649-5306. and repairs. Carpentry, plum director for WINF; and Robert to man the phones during the its payroll Friday and its finan MANCHESTER 32 — Palnting-Paparlrtg □ NOTICES LOST Sealpoint Siamese cat, to - 30 HOURS EQUAL HOUSINQ OPPORTUNITY bing, electrical experience.; Brownies in the troop entertained the guests with carol MANCHESTER - Nice custom there is? There’s 19 rooms in 9 Berman, director of New Hope Radiothon. cial picture at the moment is “a An arsonist began a fire 33 — Bullding-Contractino female, ans'wers to Moelini Will eonaktor atortlng at 32.73 par Reasonable rates. Cau 649-1975 34 — Roollng-Sldlnp " '■ 6- hour or up. Cape. Formal dining room, this Colonial home. Two five BARROWS A WALLACE A basketball game has been little brighter even though singing, and gifts of homemade cookies. Mrs. Eiizabeth HOSPITAL NOTES Wednesday evening in a U.S. Call 688-1781, 9-5; after 5, 64’17- MROttNHr RW HSYIH IHVilW before 7 p.m. Manor. 35 — HaaUng-Plumblng Loot ond Found APPLY good size living room with room apartments on the second Some of New Hope’s staff and scheduled for Jan. 11 at East we’re not completely out of Preston and Miss Susan Paine are leaders of the troop. mail box in front of 152 Main St. 36 — Flooring 1576. floor, will pay your mortgage. MMSM 3I7-1B1B 7230313 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storaga BURGER KING fireplace, dinette kitchen. residents will be available to Catholic High School to benefit danger.” (Herald photo by Larson) just north of Strickland St. Convenient east-side area. The nine rooms on the first It was discovered at 8:17 and 33 - Barvicaa Waiitad LOST - Yellow female cat, LOST - Yellow, long-haired 407 CENTER STREET Specializing in serving DISCHARGED TUESDAY: Dolores A. Russo, RF4, Arnold vicinity of Northfield Green Priced to sell at $35,900. Paul floor will provide spacious- MANCHESTER - Five-room put out by a passing citizen, ac MItC. FON SALE tiger cat. Sixteen months old, comfortable living for your spacious Cape, 1 1/2 baths, at Rockledge and siitrounding 41 — Articlaa lor Sala Condominiums. Call 646-7415. W. Dougan, Realtor, 643-4535. Margaret McKinney, RFD2, Dr., Rockville; Janice A. Brac- cording to police and firemen of four white socks. Vicinity family. There is much more. - tached breezeway and garage. area. Driveways, sidewalks, Manchester; Agnes M. Palozie, ciante, 142 Vernon Ave., Ver 42 — Building Suppllaa Bayberry Road, Bolton. lots, sanding. 646-2204. MCC Center Forms the Manchester, Eighth 43 — Doga-BIrda-Pata LOST - GIFT Christ- PHONE FROM home to ser MANCHESTER - Six-room Call Collect, - Brochure Immaculate. Convenient loca Broad Brook; Edward Nelson, non; Linda N. Driscoll, 102 44 — Livaatock Reward. 643-6519. vice our customers for super Man Overcome in Bedroom Fire District Fire Department. m as gift on S treet, custom built Ranch, fireplace, available. Century 21, Clark tion, $40,500. Call Suzanne or Cedar Swamp Rd., Coventry; Redwood Rd.; Barbara A. 46 — Boats 3 Accataorlsa earnings. Choose own hours. Associates Inc. 15 Hayward Arthur Shorts, 646-3233. J. Wat SNOW PLOWING, commercial Frank Cuneo, foreman of 46 — Sporting Qoodt Thursday nisht. Please return carpeting, garage, west side and residential. 649-3015 after 4. Food Cooperative Lisa Berube, Windsor; Seifert, 1238 Hartford Tpke., LOST - Passbook No. 25- Call 647-1-1810. Ave., Colchester, Conn. 06415. son Beach Co, Realtors. mails at the Manchester Post 47 — Qardsn Product! to Regal Men’s Shop, Main 0170378, Savings Dept of the location, near school, enclosed A defective electric blanket On their arrival at the scene, cape from the house, police Elizabeth Whitcher,. 30B Am Rockville; Geraldine M. 48 — Antiqusa porch, excellent condition. 30’s. Equal housing opportunity. 1- Manchester Office 647-9139. The Women’s Center at and a co-op member, and Office at the Center, came to 49 — Wantad.to Buy S trm . Heward. Connecticut Bank & ’Trust Co. on an upstairs bed at 15 Knox police found Stewart Smith, said. bassador DK; Merilyn Bissell, Mazerolle, East Hartford; LAB TECHNICIANS - Required Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. 537-2059, l-537-30a. Equal Housing Opportunity. Manchester Community Deborah Johnston of the scene and opened the box. Application made for payment. to have a minimum CLA cer- St. caused a fire Wednesday at resident, on the living room Smith was taken outside to 126 Hamilton Dr.; Margaret M. Donald A. Protasevich, 246 RENTALS LOST Gray, fluffy persian cat, Pointing-Poporing 32 College has branched out in its Manchester, also a co-op Many pieces of mail were found 52 — Roomrfor Rant MANCHESTER - Large 7-room 10:10 p.m., police and firemen floor, police said. Smoke had tification with one year MANCHESTER - McKinley fresh air and seemed okay and efforts to cut down on the high member, are in charge of the Smachetti, 769 Center St.; Main St., South Windsor; Judith burned, some totally destroyed, 53 — Apartmenta lor Rant Highland• Street area, generous exnprience in a hospital report. overcome him as he tried to es- refused further aid, police said. Thomas F. Libby, 446 W. Mid P. Jetmore, RFD2, Conklin 54 — Homqs lor Rant reward. Call 649-7067 or 649- ...... experience Street. Lovely custom six-room MANCHESTER *^"®**’ ^ J- P- lew is & SON - Custom cost of living. program. police said. Most of the pieces laboratory. Will be expected to garajje, $32,900., or rent im- decorating. Interior painting. ’The fire was confined to the dle Tpke.,; Donald A. Hebert, Rd., Rockville; Jennifer L. 55 — Butinasa for Rant Auctlono Split, 11 years old, 11/2 baths, 3 $31,S 00 A Food Cooperative has been Further details may be ob were not damaged. 56 — Raaort Property lor Rant occasionally rotate weekends bedrooms, sliding glass doors mediately. MM747...... Paper hanging. New Ceilings. Arthofer, 162 Wall St., Hebron. Six-room Cape, four down, one bedroom. Assistant Chief formed whereby families are tained by calling the Women’s East Hartford. Postmaster John Bengston 57 — Wantad to Rant as scheduled. These are full from living room to patio, gar ********...... *...... — — Remodeling. Exterior painting. James McKay of the Dolores Fanton, 59 Elro St.; 58 — Mlac. tor Rant 26 CARTONS - Cashews. time, permanent positions with two up, all finished. Three Lots-Lond lor Solo 24 buying in volume direct from Center at Manchester Com will investigate, police said. Originally consigned to age. Professionally landscaped. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry.* - • % Manchester, Town Fire Depart 'A u t o m o t iv e Legal Notice excellent salary and above bedrooms, living room, for the Regional Market in Hart munity College. Barcelona Nut Company. Priced below replacement Fully insured. For estimate calk ! * v - Search Under Way ment was in charge of the fire 61 — Auto! lor Sale average fringe benefits. Only value. Only $37,9()0. Arruda mal dining room, kitchen, ANDOVER — Three wooded, 6 4 9 -^ . ford. 62 — Tiycka (or Sale December 27th, 1974,8 a.m. - at fighting effort. Damage was Court of Probate. Diatrict of Andover those witn acceptable Realty, 644-1539. basement garage, quiet loca surveyed and approved lots, up Membership in the food co-op 63 — Heavy Equipment lor Sale 150 Strong Road, South Wind limited to the mattress, bed 64 — Motorcyclaa-Blcyclsa NOTICE OF HEARING references need apply. Please tion. Minimum down to 9 acres. Priced from $13,50(). is open to all area families and ESTATE OF AUCE N. JAMES sor, Conn. Call Warren E. Howland, PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. ding, and carpeting with some 65 — -Campari-Trallara-Moblla contact: Personnel Employ REDUCED - clean, aluminum payment. Five years experience. For Irish Colleen individuals with a $5 enrollment Hom aa' Purauant to an order of Hon. Norman ment Office. W.W. Backus Realtor, 643-1108. smoke damage, firemen said. 66 — Automotive Sarvtca J. Preuaa, Judge, dated December U, sided, 51/2 room Ranch. Large, Excellent references. Pete, 742- fee. Members are also asked to 1974 a bearing ^ be held on an appUca- Hospital, 326 Washington UARREALnC0.JNC. There was no structural 67 — Autos for Rant-Leaaa modern kitchen with 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. donate a few hours of their time tion praying that aald will be approved, Street, Norwich, Conn. 889-8331 appliances, 3 bedrooms, full 6 4 3 -2 8 9 2 2 1/2 ACRES of industrial land The United Irish Societies of born in Ireland or of Irish damage. No one was injured. aUowed, and admitted to probate and □ FINANCIAL for sale. Centrally located. Call on a Saturday morning each named proponed Qduclary be approved ext. 357. EOE. cellar, acre plus treed lot. Only Robert D. Murdock, Realtor Greater Hartford has an extraction. They must be RAO-UM aftor 4 n m PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain- month to help distribute the aa such in ihe capacity deaignated aa In ^2,900. Keith Real Estate, 64^ ...... wallpapering, spray/brush. nounced that applications are single, non-professional and aald application on file more fully Bonds-Stocko-Mortgogoo 8 LICENSED Electrician and 4126, 649-1922. now being accepted from produce. appear!, at the Court of Probate on plumber - Excellent hourly /n«.lm«n(TopM, 25 between the ages of 18 to 22 as The co-op is a nonprofit December 31,1974 at 1:00p.m. MANCHESTER - Authentic sured, experienced and depen qualified girls for the Fourth of Jan. 1, 1975. -^-;.-44o^nan J. vreuia, Judge MORTGAGES, loans first, se rate. Manchester area. Reply organization with proceeds HAPPY A D S VERNON Colonial reproduction. Four dable. 643-1671. annual "Colleen” Contest to be PACKAGING UP 8% cond, third. All kinds. Realty Box “S” Manchester Herald. APARTMENT - ROOMING Applications are available at from enrollment fees going bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, double House. Four room apartment held Feb. 2 at the Irish statewide. Credit rating un SKATE NOW - SWM LATER INSIDE - Outside painting. the Irish American Home Chicago—The value of pack toward the cost of printing JOBS - Interested in a job that garage. Lookout Mountain and two room apartment, fully American Home Society, 132 aging materials used for farm- necessary. Reasonable. Con Home for all seasons. Seven area. Must see to appreciate. Special rates for pmple over 6o. Society, or by writing to Mrs. order blanks and advertising. Legal Notice requires no experience and furnished, plus four furnished Commerce St., Glastonbury. Patrick Sayers, 4 Fairfield Dr., raised foods jumped more than fidential, quick arrangements. room Colonial, huge living Hayes Cormration, 646-0131. Fully insured. Estimates given. Members must deliver or call Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. offers free training, security, rooms, including linens. In The winner will receive a free Windsor Locks. Other members 8 per cent in 1973. It now tops room, large formal dining come $8,892., yearly. $49,900. Call 649-7863. E in their orders for produce by ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart travel, education and good pay? trip for two to Ireland during ?10 billion a year. Metal cans room, country kitchen, 4 MANCHEsf^R^- Porter Street Holcombe Realtors, 644-2447. of this committee are Maureen Wednesday of each week and PROJECT: Manchester ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Contact your Air Force CEILINGS, inside painting,, the summer, and will be Cosgrove, Vernon; Maureen led the increase in value — up representative at 221 Asylum spacious bedrooms. Trees, area, six-|oom^<;ape, three 12 per cent; glass containers pick up their goods the Memorial Hospital bedrooms, dining room, living papering, floor sanding- presented at the annual Ball Foley and Lois Moriarity, both Street, Hartford or call 244- city utilities. Quick occupan COLCHESTER - Feel like the went up over 9 per cent; paper following Saturday. 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We’ve a well built 19 PROJECT NUMBER: CONN- Assoc. 6^1980. LaPenta Agency, 646-2440. room, three bath Colonial house GRAD STUDENTS, Circle, weekdays, 9 a.m. - 2 RIHIBnPWr IWw IWBWtt IMIUUII experienced insured, excellent M ANCHESTER p.m. Apply in person. S4343N 3n-1818 728-8818 with plenty of space for your 171, MANCHESTER - Seven room references and quality interior . . . SoNMonw MEMORIAL HOSPITAL workshop in the basement. Two C painting at the lowest price. TELLERS - Part-time. If your older home, central location, 1 five room apartments on the se ptay hoY« M «t you Separate sealed bids for all sub □ EMPLOYMENT CAPE COD - 7 rooms, 3 1/2 baths, needs work. Han 649-7r*^ contract trades, for the Interior hours are flexible and you are cond floor will pay your o h a p p y odH interested in part-time work, bedrooms, formal dining room, dyman special, $25,900. Paul W. mortgage. Call collect - Alterations to the 1st, 2nd and eat-in kitchen, carpeted living Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. PAINTING and paperhanging, Tliere^ never been Holp Wontod 13 apply at Hartford National brochure available. Century 21, excellent work. References. 3rd floors of the North Wing and Bank, 320 West Middle Tpke, room with fireplace, family Clark Associates Inc. 15 the 3rd floor of the West Wing room. Merritt Agency, 646-118(). DELUXE CAPE under con Hayward Ave., Colchester, Free estimates. Fully insured.^. TOOL MAKERS - All-around Manchester. An equal oppor Martin ^tottsson, 649^1. of the Manchester Memorial tunity employer. struction on Ashworth Street. Conn. 06415. Equal housing op To machinists and Bridgeport RAISED RANCH - Rockledge. Many quality features. Drive by ' OFRCERS and Hospital, 71 Haynes Street, operators. Top wages, fringe portunity. 1-537-2059, 1-537-m. Manchester, Conn. 06040, will Seven rooms, 3 bedrooms, and then call T. J.* Crockett, MEMBERS benefits and overtime. RN or LPN to work in doctor’s dining room with sundeck, a better lim e to buy be received by the Construction office in Manchester to act as Realtor, 643-1577. Experience preferred. Apply at of Chapman Court family room, aluminum siding, Bullding-Controcting 33 Manager at the Hospital on Paragon Tool Company, 121 receptionist and office assis 2-car garage. Merritt Agency, Bool Estoto Wontod 28 Number 10 January 14,1975 at 3 ;00 p.m. for Adains Street. tant, 4 1/2 days a week. Reply REALLY CONTEMPORARY MASONRY - All types^frj Box E, Manchester Herald. 646-1180. Eight-room Raised Ranch, 2W batha, 0 of A Architectural trades and huge fireplaced family room, double SELLING your home or fieldstone, brick, concrete.- « #•- Thank you for two HOUSEKEEPER to work one garage, carpelin Low SO's. 8W% acreage? For prompt friendly Free estimates, after 5 p.m.,*" a new car than January 16,1975 at 3:00 p.m. for BABYSITTER needed for two MANCHESTER - Newer 3- Mechanical and Electrical day a week, varied duties, own bedroom ‘Ranch. Fireplace, mortgage available. service, call Louis Dimock 643-1870 or 644-2975. wonderful years aa your transportation, references. Call children - Must be from MMIMOtROSSnTO Realty, 649-9823. Royal Matron and for the trades, and at that time public possible 4th bedroom, con 1. 1975 cars generally offer better fuel economy Verplanck School area or at venient location. $35,900. Paul REALTOR8-ML8 648-3432 beautiful gifts., ly opened and read aloud. Fountain Village. Call 289-1687. 119 West Canter Street ALL CASH for your property than 1971, 1972 or 1973 cars. W. Dougan Realtor, 643-4535. timates. Call 643-5760. Happy Holldhya to all The work consists of extensive within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, now. interior modernization of TYPIST - For law office. instant service. Hayes Agency, KltciMn Rt-mocMing Hazel Excellent skills required. Good LAND, BARN - 3 bedroom 2. New maintenance schedules con save you PART-TIME MANCHESTER - Price 6464)131. Naw AddItkMM patient rooms and corridors, opportunity for "eager to learn house, baseboard heat, dropped $2,000 for quick sale. hundreds of dollars. Spark plug life is longer. alteration of one surgery area excellent barn, large brook. R.E. MILLER. B u lld w r person” to become executive J.C. PENNEY CO. Custom Cape style Ranch, 5 WE WILL buy your house. Call So are lubrication and oil change intervals. Happy 10th Birthday to patient rooms, together with secretary. Willimantic area. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, 646- large rooms, enclosed porch, Call 649-1421 the addition of air conditioning, Write Box A, Manchester 3166. anytime, Hutchins Agency, JENNY KNIQHT Our product aervloa dopartmcnl la unfinished second floor, close to Realtors, 646-3166. 3. Many important features you once paid one elevator and with Herald. schools, $29,900. Exclusive. J. Love, Inicnriawins lor tho poaltlon ol; extra for as options now come standard in the alterations to the plumbing, $32,900 - 5Mi-room Ranch, brick Possum Agency, 643-9859. NEWTON H. Smith It Sons Mom, Dad, Tom, SEAMSTRESS needed to start front, natural trim, cellar, gar SELLING your house? Call us heating,, sprinkler and elec TELEPHONE SALES first and we’ll make you a cash Remodeling, repairing, ad new 7 5 cars. Nana and Pops Immediately. Experienced, age, trees. Hutchins Agency, WILLIMANTIC - New 5 room ditions, rec rooms, porches and trical systems. SEPHE8EIITATIVE Realtors, 646-3166. offer. One day service. T. J. The Instructions to bidders, bid excellent pay. Call Jobseekers, Ranches, from $24,990 . 5% Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. roofing. No job too small. Call 4. In many ways, it's what you can't see "under 568-1070. down, 8% interest, 30 year 649-31M. the skin"—quality, durability, engineering im forms, contract form, bid bond Tolophono axparlonoa roqidrod to BOLTON - Seven-room Ranch mortgagee available to qualifiedquallfl form (or security), perfor MASON BRICKLAYERS - work for our Manohoatar Sorvloa plus rec room, with one-car IMMEDIATE cash for your Legal Notices buyer. Other models available. property. Let us explain our CARPENTRY - Repairs, provements—that make a '75 car a value mance and payment bond form, Chimney builder needed for Cantor. Houra flaalblo. Ptoaao phoiM arage set on V*-acre lot on J. Lindy Childress, Builder, 456- remodeling, additions, roofing. plans and specifications may be temporary work. Call 643-1137, Mr. Krauaa. ead-end street. Zinsser Agen lair proposal. Call Mr. Belfiore, holding investment for the future. Court of Probate, Diatrict of Andover S 0797, 429-7551 anytime. 647-1413. Call David Patria, South Wind NOTICE OF HEARING examined at the following Josbseekers, 568-1070. cy, 646-1511. sor, 644-1796. 5. 42-month installment plans, where available, ESTATE OP MILDRED C. ROBERTS Purauant to an order of Hon. Norman places: WILLIMANTIC - New 2-famlly can reduce your monthly payments. J. Preuaa, jMga, datad December II, 1. Standard Builders, Inc. MANCHESTER - New listing, 5 homes, from $49,900. Model •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WES ROBBINS carpentr 1974 a hearin will be held on an applica room Ranch, stone fireplace, open daily. Excellent financing remodeling specialist, tion praying Qial the fiduciary'! account (the Construction Manager) 55 6. The average monthly auto loan interest Airport Road Hartford, (^nnec- HOUSEWIVESI I tile laundry room, tile bath, available. Builder, J. Lindy □ MISC. SERVICES ditions, rec rooms, dormers, be acceptea and an order of dIatribuUoo Childress, 456-0797, 429-7551 to made u In aeld application on (lie ticut 06114 carpeting In living room, com built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, charge is only $3 more than it was six years ago. more fully appeara, at the Court of DO YOU WANT TO EARN anytime. 649-3446. 2. F. W. D odge 3$ binations, garage, city utilities. Probate on December 90, 1974 at 1:00 EXTRA MONEY? Owner anxious to sell, priced at Sotvlcoo Olfored 31 9 7. New car price percentage increases are less p.m. Professional Park Farmington, LEON Cieszynski builder - new 50 stuffed ea^es. Free, . Norman J. Preuaa, Judge $38,500. Charles Lesperance, TOLLAND - Tallwood Knoll. than upturns in cost of food, clothing and even Connecticut 06032 We have an Immediate opening (or women who want to 649-7620. Goose Lane. New Colonials and SHARPENING Service — homes custom built, your local movie theater. Copies of plans and work only part time. Afternoona, approximately 2-6 p.m.,'6 Raised Ranches from $47,900. Saws, knives, axes, shears, remodeled, additions, rec specifications may be obtained days a week. Must have car. !$ MANCHESTER - six room Top financing available. skates, rotary blades. Quick rooms, garages, kitchens Court of Probate, Diatrict of Andover Builder, J. Lindy Childress, 456- service. Capitol Equipment remodeled, bath tile, cement 8. The cost of a new car now takes less from NOTICE OF HEARING from the Construction Manager Phone Todayl ^ luxury Ranch, country kitchen ESTATE OF FRANK W. McLEAN upon payment of $50.00 deposit Don Hatak (Ciroulallon Dept.) ^ includes built-in oven, range, 0797 , 429-7551 anytime. Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. work. Steps, dormers. Residen today's paycheck than it did 10 years ago. Pwiect pet for kids. Hours dally 7:30-5, Thursday tial or commercial. Call 649- Purauant to an order of Hon. Norman per set of plans, which will be Manoheater Evening HeraM S and dishwasher, den with J. Pnuaa, Judge, dated December II, 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- Then it took the median wage earner 5.1 refunded in full for the return of 6 4 7 -9 9 4 6 fireplace, three b^rooms, two V8RNON 4291. 1974 a hearing will be held on tn applica baths, heated family room, gar 7958. months to earn the price of a bose four-dcx)r Soft and cuddly. No feeding. No Federal’s new Manchester office. tion praying Diat the fiduciary'! account the set in good condition not I EXCEPTIONAL VALUEI TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY be accepted and an order of dlatribuUon later than five days after bids ages, in-ground pool, Wolverton car. Today, he con earn a four-dcrar car in 4.4 e.xei’cising. But make sui’e we have their be mede aa In Mid application on Ilia Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. See this immqpulate 8-room REWEAVING burns, holes. Carpentry and general contrac more hilly appear!, at the Court of are received. Swiss Chalet that offers three Zippers, umbrellas repaired. ting. Residential and commer months. We want every kid in Manchester ' applications by Monday, December 23. Pidbate on Dtcember 31, 1974 at 1:90 Attention of the bidders to MANCHESTER - New listing, or four bedrooms, large Window shades, Venetian cial. Whether it be a small to have a chance to win one. So we’re Because at 10:00 A.M., we’ll make p.in. repair lob, a custom built home 9. During the last few months the increase in Norman J. Preuu, Judga Federal Executive Order 111246 fine family home with three kitchen, beamed celling living blinds. Keys. TV fdr rent. holding a .special drawing on Monday, the drawing. And send 50 kids home concerning Equal Employment bedrooms and den, large room, forAial dining room, Marlows, 867 Main St. 649-5221. or anyming in between, call 646- resale value of used cars has been high enough, 1379. December 23. To enter, kids, just with cuddly little eagles in their Requirements and Federal kitchen, dining room, full large barn board paneled rec in many cases, to offset completely the new '75 Court of Probato, Diatrict o f Andovar Wage Rate and Labor Standard cellar. ^ home for Christmas. room, 2 full wall fireplaces, MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. bi'ing your parents in to Fii’st hands. And big smiles on their face.s. NOTICE Or HEARING Only $37,900. Wolverton Agen Removal, pruning, lot clearing, STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, E8TATELOF JOHN A. MneVEAOH Requirements. WANTED sun deck, patio, 2Vk baths, 2 price increases. In effect, used car prices may spraying. Fully Insured. fireplaces, flaBstone terraces, Puhiuant to an ordar of Hon. Norman No bidder may withdraw his bid Assistant correspondent to help In the cy, Realtors, 649-2813. car garage. Park-like never be higher and the cost to trade may J. PrtuM, Judgd, datad Dtcambar II, Licensed/ Free estimates. concrete repairs, inside and 1974 a hearing will ba bald m tn applica within so days of the actual coverage of Coventry news. grounds. Occupancy foi; Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. outside. Reasonably priced. never be lower. opening date. VERNON - conveniently tion praying that luld wUI ba appmad, located 2-famlly home with Chrlstpias. Financing 643-0651. ______tllowtd, and admIUad to prooala and R.B. SpelmSn Phone Monica Shea TREE SERVICE (Soucier) 10. It all adds up to a lot for your dollar at a First Federal Savings that lallara latUmtntary 1 ^ to uid three bedrooms each apart available. IV,MO. 344 M iddle Turnpike V\fest, Manchester nam^'fiduciary! u In laid application Standard Builders, Inc. ment. Fireplaced living room, USRHEXLnCS., IMS. "rrees cut, trimmed or topped, ANY TYPE Carpentry an d time when you probably need a new car—and on rile more lullyappeara. it Ihe Cwirl Hartford, Connecticut 742-9490 after 12 noon. 2-car garage, good Investment. stumps removed, fully Insured. masonry work, additions and , Great cars. of Pigbale on Dteembor 96,1174 at 1:00 S 43-2692 Got a tree problem? Well worth remodeling. Free estimates. A. the nation's economy needs your vote of pm- . 06114 Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Also ill East Hartford, Glastonbury, RovkviUe, Vernon, South tVindsor. , Norman J. Prauu, Judga 203278-0740 649-2813. M m t D. Iliinlocli. imitpi a phone call. 742-8252. Squillacote, 649^11. Ana a areal time to b w confidence. Gifts nuist bo piokod up in poi'son and aio liniitod to one por family.
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He left Johnson & Johnson drug com the needs of many of the Northeastern states.” named the council historian. the store with another suspect, but two ELECTRONICS -i-pcM.d pany, and Lucky Stores, owner of Larayette states which refuse to recognize that they, The Texas Railroad Commisson Though all monies donated to the council others remained. the pharmacy where the drug too, have a corresponding responsibility to Thursday set the oil allowable for January go directly to world hunger, those wishing Demands Varied was purchas^ on a prescrip at 100 per cent production. It was the 34th to donate monies for the council’s Lundquist said the gunmen’s demands tion. straight month of full production In Texas, operating expenses may do so, Mrs. Flynn varied. During the trial Mrs. Aheam The Electronics Showing Center and Langdon said the effort is draining the said. “The wanted to take hostages. Then testified that she suffered ANIENNAS • Aliro ACCESSOKIKS • HINOCI'l.ARS • HOOKS • CABINETKV • CAI.CIII AlOKS • I AMEKAS • EI ECIIUCAI, ACCESSOHIES • HI El COMPONENIS ■ INIEKCOMS • KITS • I.AMPS • MUSICAL INSTRUMENIS • PHONO NEEDLES • POWER TOOLS state’s resources. The next council meeting will be Jan. 20 they wanted a car. Later they asked for severe headaches in February, • PUBLIC ADDRESS • RADIOS • SEMICONDUCTORS • SWITCHES • IEI.EPHONES • lELESCOPES • lESI EQUIPMENT • TUBES • WALKIE TALKIES • WEATHER INSTRUMENTS • WTBINO • AND MUCH MORE In the last year oil production declined at 8 p.m. at St. Mary’s Episcopal (?hurch. a helicopter. The just got all mixed up and 1969, and became totally blind a by 100,000 barrels a day to 3,320,000 Park St. contradicted themselves. It was a few days later. N barrels, he said. Natural gas production dangerous situation all the time because Medical experts testified that 1ft iff tn . lilt ilfM It Itwt tfttHPM. MANCHESTER WEST HARTFORD ENFIELD m il Po r d dropped 4 per cent to an average 705 of that shotgun,” Lundquist said. her blindness was caused by Spree Shopping Center Biihop's Corner ^hopping Center State Line Plaza Conn. Post billion cubic feet a month. “I don’t know what set them off, " he clotting in the blood supply ser 391 Broad St. Off Center St. 357 No. Main St., Cor. Albany Ave. (Just east of Enfield Sq.) Shopping Center "While our national leaders are still said, "They were scared. They bumbled ving the eyes. •TOAdcOAtr rocoAir (Adj. Lord & Taylor) BRIDGEPORT STAMFORD shuffling papers and working on blueprints the job.” Ridgeway Center (Ilenild phutu by Dunni A spokesman for Johnson & All Stores Open Late Monday Through Saturday, Lafayette Shopping Plaza for energy survival, Texas is just about to WEATHER He said about 150 policemen had been Johnson said the decision would CHRISTMAS STORE HOURS thru Dec, 23 HAMDEN enter its fourth consecutive year of a called to the scene and officers equipped be appealed. Hamden Plaza massive, all out, 100 per cent effort to with sniper gear were placed on rooftops in Cub Scouts Carol at Convalescent Home The defense claimed the meet the energy needs of this state and of Becoming partly sunny today with highs the area and on the roof of the market. A in the mid 40s. Fair followed by increasing woman suffered an infection the United States,” Langdon said. helicopter hovered overhead. .Cub Scouts from Pack 112 at Meadows Convalescent Home. They that, caused the clotting. SHOPPING DAYS "If the Incentives to find oil and gas re cloudiness tonight. Lows in the low 30s. The four suspects were to be arraigned were accompanied by Frank Daven Saturday cloudy with rain or snow likely Washington School bring tidings of joy However, the jury held the pill main good, Texas should be able to help today. Their identities were being port, cub master, on the guitar. wu a significant contributing TO CHRISTMAS this nation overcome its energy deficit." developing. Highs around 40. withheld. as they sing carols for guests at the (actor.