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PAGE FORTY - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Dec. 18, 1975 The weather Mostly sunny, cold, high in low-mid 20s. Fair, very cold tonight, lows 5 to IS Today And Everyday above zero. Increasing cloudiness ibrnrliffit?r iEurntnn Mpralb Saturday, high upper 20s. Chance of snow late in day. National weather •n | forecast map on page 25. Manche$ter—A City of Village Charm Only 6 Days til Christmas

MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1975- VOL. XCV, No. 68 TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICES FIFTEEN CENTS I News ISpending ceiling compromise unlikely I summary | WASHINGTON (UPI) - A move Speaker Carl Albert said the fiscal 1977 spending be attached. The Long plan would pledge “in vacation and give the public both a developed in the Senate today to Democrats were sticking to the posi­ Sen. Russell Long, D-La., called a principle” to cut a dollar from the tax cut and a promise to stop make one last effort to revive a tax tion they took after Ford’s veto of a meeting of his Senate Finance Com­ budget for every dollar tax cut. But runaway government spending. Compiled from cut biU. But House Democratic six-month tax cut extension was up­ mittee to push his plan to pass exact­ Congress would have the right to Ford vetoed the bill Wednesday United Press International leaders said it was unlikely anything held Thursday; No further efforts ly the same bill that Ford vetoed, but raise or lower ceilings at will, in because it did not contain a ceiling on could be done to prevent ^ e s from will be made to pass a tax cut bill un­ with some nonbinding “conciliatory effect ignoring their own promise. fiscal 1977 spending — something rising, at least temporarily, early less Ford backs down on his demand language” promising to hold down But Albert said no one had any Democrats refused to do until they On Dasher! On Dancer! Santa Claus flies across the breezeway to the delight of children at th State next year. that a specific binding ceiling on spending. assurances that Ford would accept see Ford’s budget. Center Road School. HARTFORD -T h e Ethics such a plan. He said he understood Democrats decided in a special Committee will be the only g some Republicans had talked with meeting of House and Senate leaders 725 E. Middle Tpk Ford about the plan, but “They Thursday they would take no further group investigating charges against Legislative Com­ haven’t sold it to the President.” action on tax cuts until after Ford Students’ art decorates missioner Arthur Lewis. He is “They haven’t sold me at all,” submitted his budget plans early next Albert added. year or until Ford was ready to back MANCHESTER accused by the Connecticut away from his denumd for the spen­ ______Civil Liberties Union of Further efforts eventually will be I DOUBLE STAMPS SAT. 7 to tO P.W. changing some bills to benefit made to pass a tax cut. But unless ding ceiling. ITie result is likely to be this; Vernon school windows clients of his private law prac­ some surprise compromise evolves, Supermarkets ^ American businesses will quickly mm tice. Lewis denies the charges. that will not be until next year. The cut could be made retroactive, but in begin re-programming their check­ the meantime, withholding rates will writing computers with higher If you are driving east on Rt. 30 in BONUS BUYS! HARTFORD —The Connec­ rise by roughly |4 to $6 a week— a |1 withholding tables. Since this takes a Vernon, look to the left by the Center ticut Lung Association billion-a-month blow to an already few weeks, the first increased Congregational Church. If you’re requests, if you can’t kick the weak economy. withholding taxes might not hit until habit for good, at least try not driving west, look to the right. Once Ford’s veto was upheld, each mid or late January. smoking for a day. It has The students at the Center Road side scrambled to lay the blame on The increased tax bite will vary but declared Jan. 14 the state’s School have turned the school into a the other. But neither suggested a should be less than ^ a week in most first “No Smoking Day.” big Christmas card. The effect is GRADE workable compromise. cases. pleasing. Congressional Democrats said On a yearly basis, that means an Ford was so afraid of Ronald Reagan average family of four making flO,- Every large window in the school Regional that he was gambling with the 000 would pay f216 more in taxes than has a Christmas scene on it. The American economy to gain right- if the bill had passed. For the same teachers helped draw the outlines BOSTON —Counsel for the wing votes. A Ford lieutenant, family making $6,000, the extra bite and the children filled in the sub­ Boston School Committee says budget director James Lynn, said would be $245, and for one making jects. it was “judicial excess” for U. Congress should forget its Christmas $15,000 and above it would be $180. S. District Judge W. Arthur First prize winners on each of the Garrity Jr. to put South Boston three floors of the school were: Mrs. High School in receivership Jane Ireland’s special education TUBKEYS and strip the committee of class, for a snow scene with carolers, Moluccan gunmen some of its powers. The argu­ (Herald photos by Dunn) first floor; Mrs. Jean Lobaugh’s ment was made before the U. third-grade class, “Dove of Peace,’’ RIB END Super Soft Not a creature was stirring, not even a mouse. S. 1st Circuit Court of Appeals The spirit of Christmas second floor; and Mrs. Myrna for a stay of Garrity’s order. Rabin’s fourth-grade class, a church Conn Strictly release 25 hostages CONCORD, N. H. -A n of­ The spirit of Christmas is ageless, especially Karen Stevenson sing and play their guitars as snow scene, third floor. PORK ROAST Fresh Grade TOILET TISSUE ficial warned Connecticut tax agents reported to be staking when being shared by members of the Guitar Edith Lennox, right, sings and claps time to the AMSTERDAM, The Netherlands rounding roads and alongside uu. In the glassed-in breezeway on the MEDIUM out liquor stores looking for Club from Illing Junior High School and music while het daughter, Doris Kaeser of East (UPI) — South Moluccan gunmen barbed wire and sandbag barriers. second floor between building sec­ 4 PACK Connecticut residents buying residents of Holiday House. Jim Dellaripa and Hartford, enjoys the program. who held about two dozen persons After the gunmen were driven off in tions, Santa Claus prances across $109 liquor to take home, will be hostage in the Indonesian consulate police vans, two South Moluccan with his reindeer. ■ Ih EGGS dealt' with under New for 15 days surrendered today and mediators — the Rev. Semol Meitary Hampshire law if they in­ released their hostages. and Johannes Manusawa, president SUNLAKE Ragu 15V2 oz. terfere with activities in New Twenty-five smiling hostages of the self-proclaimed South Moluc­ LOW FAT Hampshire. Kissinger presses senators walked out of the consulate at 1:22 can Republic — left the building. Herald photos SPAGHETTI p.m. (7:22 a.m. EST) and entered a They had met face-to-face with the special bus. They were followed gunmen for half an hour to arrange MILK about five minutes later by the seven the surrender. Doz. % National to continue aid to Angola gunmen who strode out of the The gunmen, each of whom was building one by one. heard to shout a battle cry as he left I i the building, were driven in a police I WASHINGTON -Rep. % The surrender came five days after miles from its normal sphere of in­ cortege of motorycles and vans to Robert N. Giaimo, D-Conn., WASHINGTON (UPI) - President He failed to budge the staunchest another band of South Moluccans * 1 ” terest,” Kissinger said. police headquarters where they are YELLOW said the failure of the House Ford sent Henry Kissinger on a opponents of the aid, who said they meekly gave up and released the 23 diplomatic mission to Capitol Hill — would “hang tough” in their deter­ Ford and Kissinger want to con­ to be interrogated and officially Thursday to override President hostages they had held in a country charged. Upton to try to persuade senators not to halt mination to bring a complete halt. tinue the U.S. aid, now estimated at train they hijacked about 75 miles Hl-C Ford’s veto of tax relief Bomb squad experts entered the legislation may well send ^ covert U.& aid to Angola. But Kissinger returned to the $60 million, being sent into Angola north of Amsterdam. BANANAS In a highly unusual session lasting White House late in the day with through neighboring countries to consulate, follow^ by Indonesian economic recovery into “a Both sets of gunmen were deman­ Ambassador Sutopo Yuwono Richmond TEABAGS sudden, impossibly irreversi- three hours Thursday, the secretary proposals for compromise made by counter massive Soviet military ding independence from Indonesia FRUIT DRINK of state met behind closed doors with some of the senators, involving con­ assistance going to a rival Angolan Projohandoko. The Dove of Peace won a first prize for a third-grade class. § ble nosedive.” for their Spice Islands homeland — a Joyful relatives of the hostages, 25 of the Senate’s leaders, a fourth of gressional consultation on any future faction. former part of old Dutch empire. aid and perhaps a ceiling. They see the Soviet aid as a many of whom had maintained a non­ $ 1 1 « I WASHINGTON -A colossal | its membership. , The twin sieges left four persons It remained to be seen whether Kremlin test of U.S. will, as a quick stop two-week vigil in a hotel around holiday travel crush leads the dead — three killed on the train by Ford would compromise, or hang grab for a strategic African outpost the corner, cried, shouted and waved 3 9 ^ T Civil Aeronautics Board to give gunmen who wept before each 1 0 0 c t. tough himself. and as a danger to East-West as the ordeal ended. The surrender emergency permission to four slaying, and one man who died of in­ As Kissinger met with the detente. and the release of hostages came ^ h m h c o u p o n M w m ^ WOUPONH ■ ■ 11% airlines to take over routes ji; juries received when he jumped from legislators in the office of Repoblican Sen. John Tunney, leading the fight after a government “crisis team” 'm served by strike-bound United the consulate shortly after the WITH THIS COUPON ^ WITH THIS COUPON W Living climbs leader Hugh Scott, it was clear that to prohibit any use of the $112. billion headed by Prime Minister Joop den ft S7.S0 PURCHASE ft S7.S0 PURCHASE i|: and National airlitfes. gunmen seized it. Uyl met to discuss the long standoff. only a wavering Republican defense authorization for covert aid Cheers broke out among the I I I in November filibuster was keeping the Senate to Angolan factions, said only a Apparent Dutch willingness to dis­ I NEW YORK -T he check is | crowds behind heavy police barriers 16 oz. from voting a ban on all military aid presidential pledge not to send aid cuss South Moluccan problems I I Seaberry ji;: finally in the mail. The federal WASHINGTON (UPI) - The cost outside the consulate as the hostages opened the way to the end of the Sweet Life government has made its first to U.S.-supported factions fighting a would be acceptable. “That is my came out of the building. Police, I of living continued its steady climb in civil war in the newly independent minimum goal and my maximum siege. Shortly before the hostages loan to New York City — $130 November, increasing 0.7 per cent marines, and royal constabulary were released, the red-and-blue million — immediately to % West African nation. goal. forces cordoned off the streets. Doc­ for the second consecutive month, Sen. Mike Gravel, D-Alaska, one of “I want A complete cutoff now. I South Moluccan flag that had enable the city to meet today’s the Labor Department said today. tors in white coats stood by with half fluttered from the third-floor balcony payroll. President Ford signed those present, said “Kissinger is don’t want any more money going a dozen ambulances. 4/*l The increase, which translates into going back and telling the President down what I consider a rathole.” of the five-story red brick building, the bill permitting up $2.3 Police vans were parked on all sur­ an annual rate of 8.4 per cent, dashed we are hanging tough here. We was taken down and rolled up. auuu HUM H ■ laOOa I RTU U6C. d U H j:} billion in loans to the city over ij; administration predictions that infla­ One Coupon Per Family _ _ Qpg Coupon Per Family the next three years. pushed Henry to the wall.” tion would begin to moderate near Kissinger told newsmen the ad­ ^■■MICLIP N' SAVEM HF ^■im CLIP N' SAVEMI# the end of 1975. ministration has “to stand for what I WASHINGTON-The family | Big increases in auto insurance and Auditor warns against panic ^M W OUPOHHiBNk ^iiiHaiC0UP0WMi& g! of Frank Olson, a scientist who we feel is in the best interests of the mortgage interest rates, property United States. Beyond a certain ^ WITH THIS COUPON ■ ^ ______uWITH i|t u TTHIS u ie COUPON W ■j; committeed suicide after the HARTFORD (UPI) — Legislators ft $7.90 PURCHASE taxes, natural gas prices, telephone point, we cannot compromise,” he aides in three areas; they were about The 40-hour work week plan, ft $7.90 PURCHASE CIA gave him LSD, will should look again before rushing to $10 million higher in sales tax services, new cars and some foods said. developed by Mrs. Grasso as an I receive $1.25 million from the trim a predicted $80 million budget revenues; $20 million higher in funds I I cut deeply into a 0.9 per cent increase “The is s u e ^ what the United alternative to the furloughs, was g federal government, according ij: deficit, a top state auditor has that the average worker received in States has^Jti^Q, and whether the allocated to state agencies that will rejected by legislators two weeks to the family’s attorney. I warned, warning the shortage may his paycheck. United States can stand completely not be spent; and $10 million lower in ago in the face of state employe un­ be only $40 million. unplanned spending. ion opposition. 1-lb. 5 lb. The real earnings of an average idly by when the Soviet Union makes This church and snow scene perches on the top floor of the Centei: Road School. 20« sankaM Heckers ^ WASHINGTON -The I worker; nonetheless, rose 0.7 per “The assembly should not panic The Connecticut Public Expen­ The CPEC was especially critical a massive infiltration in an area 8,000 g government has given the cent, the department said. into any fast action,” auditor Henry diture Council and the Connecticut of the state’s spending for higher makers of Listerine a choice: Becker said at a hearing Thursday of Business and Industry Association education, saying all frills should be OFF COFFEE ! pLOIIR stop advertising the lij: the Appropriation Committee called testified at the Appropriation hearing cut back, and it called for the repeal ;:| mouthwash or spend $10 i-i: to get advice on how to reduce the in favor of a plan to cut the state of a law giving state employes the _ Good______Thru Dec. 20 __I I_ CGood Thru Dec. 20 payroll by coupling a hiring freeze One Coupon Per Family ^ . One Coupon Per Family § million admitting they deficit. right to collective bargaining. deceived the public for 50 Second special session Also at the hearing were taxpayer with a longer work hour for the (For related story, turn to page % ■iBHICLIP N’ SAVEHHB^ \ ■ IHICLIP M’ SAVEI S years. | groups recommending cuts in state state’s 40,000 workers without a pay nine.) ^■■HHCOUPON ■■ ■!% HcoupoN spending, especially payroll, and hike. I WASHINGTON -Sen. | chances dim rapidly state employe unions backing minor WITH THIS COUPON tinkering with state spending but ft S7.90 PURCHASE George McGovern, D-S.D., says President Ford’s finance HARTFORD (UPI) - Prospects off 500 state employes by Jan. 2 don’t major changes in the tax system. I II■I committee should explain why are dimming rapidly for an emergen­ seem to have softened opposition to Gov. Ella T. Grasso, a Democrat cy legislative session to take up a her key plans to trim the deficit, 8-oz. pkg. Greek-American industrialist whose aides forecast the $80 million Scovill to reopen I Libby’s Plain 4 l l Thomas Pappas is helping ii: projected $80 million budget deficit, rejected during an emergency ses­ shortage, is trying to reduce the raise money for Ford’s election ^ according to leaders of the sion that adjourned Dec. 4. deficit by cutting spending by $40 campaign. Democratic majority in the House. Morris said most of the million — partly with layoffs for 500 House Majority Leader Rep. Waterbury plant nuA/’lLgs. j Democratic lawmakers, with a 5-3 state workers—and raising revenues William O’Neill, D-East Haddam, edge over Republicans in the lower by $40 million. said Thursday a special session will chamber, still oppose Mrs. Grasso’s "I counseled them to take a careful WATERBURY (UPI) - Water- Robert Brown, union vice presi­ bury’s largest employer, the Scovill International not be called until there is agreement plans. look at the deficit that has been put dent, said “the buyer will buy,” and I Good Thru Dec. 20 | ~ , on how to trim the shortage, and that Her plans — a state takeover of a out by the administration,” said Mfg. Co., says it plans to reopen Jan. negotiating committee members One. Coupon Per Family One Coupon Per Family - 2 after a union negotiating com­ appears unlikely. $28.5 million fund for needy veterans Becker, a Republican whose projec­ suggested the tentative agreement p . BEIRUT —Beirut radio mittee agreed to a three year con­ \H lH aiC LIP N’ SAVE*|*I# ^™ *B>C1-I1* N’ s a v e h h t # "I certainly wouldn’t project a and a longer work week for state tions pegged the deficit at $40 would be ratified by the local’s rank S called it a “relatively quiet” tract with little or no pay hikes. p day, but for Moslem and (%ris- special session,” said O’Neill, who employes — were rejected by wide million. and file. WITH COUPON & $7.50 PURCHASE Local 1604, United Auto Workers, WITH COUPON & $7.50 PURCHASE WITH COUPON & $7.50 PURCHASE also is Democratic state chairman. margins in the emergency session. “It all depends at how you look at “The negotiating committee has tian gunmen it was another previously had rejected a similar I round of terror. This time 12 “Unless we can come up with a the economy,” he said. reconsidered and given Waterbury a 1 SILVER COIN 1 SILVER COIN 1 SILVER COIN contract, stalling efforts to sell the WITH PURCHASE OF |i;: persons died. firm program, what’s the sense of Becker said the recession is nearly Christmas present even though there WITH PURCHASE OF WITH PURCHASE OF brass works plant to a Wall Street in­ CHRISTMAS WRAP Any BARTENDER'S MIX coming back,” said Deputy House Inside today over and state revenues will rise soon will be less underneath our tree next 2 lbs. or more GROUND CHUCK Speaker Bruce Morris, D-New due to the higher ecpnomic activity. vestment firm. year,” said Brown. VALID DEC. 1«-20 VALID DEC. 18-20 VALID DEC. 18-20 p , MOSCOW —Soviet leader 'The investment firm. Bear, Stears ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Haven. A regular legislative session Becker’s Democratic counterpart, Leonid Brezhnev turned 69 Andover ...... 18 Gift Guide .. ...23 and Co., said its members would not "I have one question for merchants REDEEM AT FRANKS j_ REDEEM AT F M N K £ ______L ______l* E ? !1.*L?5*!!!Sf______is due to begin in February. ...18 Leo V. Donohue, agreed "it’s a mis­ II years old today, with the state Bolton...... 18, 19 Hebron...... be able to meet to vote on the in this town: Will they guarantee WITH COUPON ft $7.50 PURCHASE WITH COUPON ft $7.50 PURCHASE The leaders, emerging from a Classified .. 24-26 H. S. World ...20 take to proceed on one set of nwlTH'cOUP^IN ftlr.SO PURCHASE of his health grabbing almost purchase for two or three weeks prices will remain the same for the lengthy meeting at the Capitol, said Comics — ...27 Lottery __ ....2 figures.” He said, “I couldn’t take ‘p as much attention as the state because they did not expect the un­ next three years?” Brown asked. 1 SILVER COIN 1 SILVER COIN 1 SILVER COIN of the nation. Cancer of the jaw they will continue to look for ways to Coventry .. 18,19 Obituaries ...14 exception to the (Becker) findings, WITH PURCHASE OF WITH PURCHASE OP WITH PURCHASE OF Restaurant. ...12 ion’s sudden turnaround Thursday. p has frequently been mentioned. reduce the forecast $80 million shor­ Dear Abby . ...27 it’s a very subjective area.” No date was set for the ratification Editorial .. 4 S. Windsor . ....3 Gov. Ella T. Grasso intervened in 2 lbs. or more GROUND CHUCK 49 oz. CHEER 50 OZ. CASCADE tage. Another session was set for Becker said his deficit predictions meeting, but it was expected it would VALID DEC. 1S-20 VALID DEC. 11-20 Monday. E. Hartford ...19 Sports...... 15-16 the dispute and attended negotiations VALID DEC. 18-20 be called soon. ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER ONE COUPON PER CUSTOMER Gov. Ella T. Grasso’s orders to lay Family__ ....8 Vernon__ ....3 Thursday. While the carolers sing above his head, a student in Mrs. Jane Ireland’s class peaks out the wii JIEPEEM AT PRANKS REDEEM AT FRANKS REDEEM AT PRANKS dow. ^ -‘iT•■%?':V**'‘ 4y> ' V-’J’V *',«*»'vj'. .• •'‘»t-» ^'i},i. ■-•>< TJi^-

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This printing test pattern is paH of The- Herald quality 11. fo tn a n . Rnwlinff oppose cafe Delage no longer a suspect to I controi program in ord6r give you one of the finest Onr 4t Tetn •! ttnxmaH Mntot newspapers in the nation. O^lotMrra Open 24 Hours Dolly into a family type recreational facili­ and is now in the consulting e n ^ e e r FOR EMERONCY SERVKE 887 Main Street South Windsor business. ill Oowntown Mancheater.. ty. in Pennsylvania coed murders JUDY KUEHNEL According to PZC Chairman Movie, 644-1364 Pleasant Valley School is presen­ Gift Highlighti William Grace, the commissirm’s HARTFORD (UPI) - Penn­ up by a motorist and shot to death, the Weatherley case and the coed The proposed conversion of Robert ting a movie for children Dec. 30 at 1 Mobil m regulations require more parking sylvania state police have eliminated Elallistics and other evidence thought killings in Fulton County, Pa., were . HEATING OILS rom Hall’s in Iteuth Windsor to a cafe has p.m. at the school. The price of ad­ spaces than are presently available Richard T. Delage as a suspect in the strong in 1971 led police to suspect linked. J,f. (/ct^arman'8 come up against some opposition, at the proposed site. mission Includes refreshments. 1970 killings of two co ^ s whose OIL BURNP A Women*8 Department^ said a spokesman for the Planning Reportedly, there is an agreement Library closed slayings were thought linked to that HEATING INSTALLATION and Zoning Commission. with the owners of Kinney Shoes tq of Paget A. Weatherley, United “The library will be closed Christ­ Owners of the Ten Hn Bowl on Rt. use their back parking lot. Press International learned 643-5135 Every HoUday Season for 22 ^ mas and New Year’s Day. Dec. 24, Area police report 316 Canter St. 5 feel patrons of the cafe would be The cafe would be called “Brace ’Thursday. years, we have made some ^ using the bowling alley’s parking. the library will close at 1 p.m. Bull Cafe” and would be a deli-style Delage has been accused of killing VERNON due to the icy conditions and struck a women Happy with a gift ^ Present owners of the Ten Pin cafe with a bandstand. Maximum oc­ Miss Weatherley, 23, a Universify of KofC party Lawrence Dole, 18, of 49% Vernon utility pole. No charges were placed j from our store...One of the $ Bowl fear persons leaving the cafe cupancy would be 900 persons. Connecticut graduate student from The South Windsor Knights of Ave., Rockville, was charged against her. wwwiwtaaaaeiw wfw nawwiamatnaj prime favorites has been g- will come into the bowling alley and The application is being presented Milford who was found shot to death Columbus will hold their Christmas Thursday with third-degree burglary SOUTH WINDSOR one of our Camel Jackets, or ^ create a non-family atmosphere. A by Emil Lucek representing Peter in a Bolton culvert off Rte. 44A, Nov. party at the clubhouse Saturday at 8 and larceny in connection with a Long Coats,..Made of Warren Of Stafford Fleece, 5 spokesman for the alley explained diurilo. 16, 1969. David Grisel of Cinnamon Springs Christmas Cantata p.m. break into the Goodwill Store, West they are offered in a variety of classic styles, wrap, that the Ten-Pin Bowl has been built Lucek is the former town engineer He is also accused of the killing in Apartments said his apartment was Rd., last September. broken into. “NIGHT OF MIRACLES” fur trim, fly front and double breasted. Matched 1960 of Carole Segretta, 23, a school He is to appear in Common Pleas b y wilfc a skirt or pair of slacks made of the same ^ teacher from North Troy, N.Y., who Police said Grisel reported stereo Court 19, Rockville, Jan. 7. John Peter8on material, they can be given as a Sult,„Or if you want i;!; was found shot to death in her parked equipment, a tan leather jacket, and you may buy a Jacket or Coat this year and add to it Overtime okay now for minors car off the Taconic State Parkway in TOLLAND $ ^ in cash, missing. 'Total value Presented by next year or the year after. Truly a great and ^ Yorktown, N.Y., 30 miles from Candiann Martikainen of Robbie was $2,500. employes overtime from now until 18, to work up to 10 hours a day but pleasing Glftl Vernon Greenwich where Delage was living Rd., Tolland was treated at Rockville Police are also investigating a Salvation Army Songsters Christmas. not more than 52 hours a week during at the time. General Hospital, Thursday, for a complaint that building m a teria l in­ DECEMBER 21, 1975 The Rockville Area Chamber of The authorization from the State the pre-Christmas season.” Where Fitting You U OVR PLEASURE, Miss Weatherley was believed to fractured nose and lacerations. cluding plywood and roof shingles •S Commerce has obtained formal per­ Labor Department, states, “Blanket The Chamber of Commerce gives 4 p.m. and YOUR SATISFACTION! have been hitchhiking from the Police said her car went off Old valued at $400 was taken from a mission authorizing chamber permission is granted for your this service to its members each Storrs campus when she was picked Stafford Rd. when she lost control house under construction at 1400 661 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER members to work their minor minors, between the ages of 16 and year. Main St. Stolen money returned ^■S>e»u«jiaa!iaa«aawa!!aaBaai»amewaWiaWiaMiegaatna!neiaew>at Mrs. Stanisiawa Jelinski, whose trip to her the purse, which was found and turned over to native Poland to get her son out of prison police. Patrol Officer Nick Espisito counts out (siiCT^5 tciN5 5 ^ ^ ^ Not all chain stores I-B4EXITS8-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. evaporated last Friday when her life savings the money for Mrs. Jelinski while investigator MA-MA MIA’S CATERERS EAST HARTFORD • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 568-8810 J ($11,800 in cash) was st'olen by a purse snatcher, Frank Riggio looks on. Riggio later escorted «FREE LIGHTED BURKING- We Honor MASTER CH ARO E^ 748 Tolland Tpke. • 646-7558 are ‘carpetbaggers’ had $11,000 of the money returned to her the 67-year-old woman to Chicago’s O’Hare Air­ featuring Thursday. The thief had kept $800 and discarded port, where she caught a flight to Poland. (UPI) Distinctive Catering lAMESCAAN IW* thouM b* op«i on or obout Fobniary lot. Wo art now taking Vernon 9 Tedoldi said Grant’s was the first Wbrbes IbooUnga Ion Waddinga, Banguota, Showara, ParUaa, Bowling I Banqiiota, Bualnoaa MoMnga, Church Qroupa, or What Hava You. ROBERT While it was noted at last week’s national retail chain store to join the “ W ell C olor To All — Lsrgs And Smsil" DUVAU. meeting of the Board of Directors of the chamber back in 1963 and had the distinc­ Qhiistmas StoiyStore I Call Jim Moroeonl at 646-7SUi ha will bo plaaaad lo diacuaa any Rockville Area Chamber of Commerce tion over the years of being the only store I ouggaatlona or arrangamanta with you. CMX BOW and make your Hospital group purchasing many chain stores do not join the to have two separate memberships. One I roaarvaUona whila tho dataa ara avaUablo—, don't wait until Ifa too "THE KILLER I lata. ^THE o t h e r SIDE OF chamber. President Robert Tedoldi said for the large store in the Tri-City Plaza THE MOUNTAIN^ ELITE" today there are exceptions. A number of and the other for the smaller Rockville WATCH FOR OUR SPECIAL BUFFETS, AT large national chain stores in the tri-town store. The Rockville store was recently WHICH THE PUBLIC W IU BE INVIHD TO.. STARTS saves more than $115,000 FRIDAY area are members of the chamber in closed. excellent standing, Tedoldi said. Tedoldi also said of Grant’s, “Grant’s is Tedoldi said some of them are extreme­ further distinguished in chamber files. A hospital group purchasing solutions, intravenous administra­ that such, contracts can enable the ABatvOorcVFIm,!- ly active in supporting chamber projects. “The store ask ^, on its own initiative, to program for pharmaceutical tion sets, and pharmaceuticals used hospital to pass along significant Film Rating Guide He cited the Grant City, D & L, Sage-Alien have its dues raised when the store products, in which Manchester in conjunction with certain savings to the patients in the form of (%«rxwi A onsD niim and Baskin-Robbins, as some examples. for parents and their children ABffiyOorvh/FIn expanded a few years ago.” Memorial Hospital has been involved specialized procedures, Aroian said. lower rates for hospital services. The purchasing programs are run During a recent six-month period, General audic.ices. All ages admitted. H o m e for the past four years, may save Diana Ross^ Connecticut Hospital Association jointly by the CHA and the Hospital MMH participated in 31 group 3 Rockville Hospital notes (CHA) participating members more Bureau, Inc. of Pleasantville, N.Y. purchasing contracts, a total Parental guidance suggested. Some materiai may DAYS OF M a h o ^ S ? 7 Rockville; Kenneth Roy, THE CONDOR than $115,000 during the next year, a Edward M. Kenney, administrator exceeded by only three other not be suitabie for pre-teenagers. lyDeE Williams Admitted Tuesday; Barbara Catherine ClemenU, River Broad Brook; Pamela of MMH, serves both as a trustee of hospitals in the state, he said. .ROBERTREOFORD Steinberg, Pineview Dr., Ver­ hospital spokesman said. Restricted. Under 17 requires accompanying parent * FAYE DUNAWAY Bo8ke, Skinner Rd., Vernon; St., RockvlUe; Doris Gadw^, the Hospital Bureau and as chairman The total volume of MMH’s Catherine Clements, River Park West Dr., Rockt^e; non; Shirle Sweet, School The program, a joint venture of the or adult guardian. CHA and the Connecticut Society of of CHA’s Council on Shared Services purchases under thesq^ontracts St., Rockville: William Coe, Rose Gauthier, Windsor St., RockvlUe. and Facilities. during that period was more than Union St., Rockville: Edna Locks; Rose Hindu, Wap- Births Thursday; A Hospital Pharmacists, provides 50 No one under 17 admitted (age iimit may vary in cer­ IcoEBgBAhMschoolBtudants- daughter to Mr. and Mrs. group contracts for the purchase of An advocate of group purchasing $222,000, a significant saving, Kenney Cook, Wales Rd., Andover; pingwood Rd., Ellington; Q i f t § a k tain areas). Jgat jiw fEM alMweM* cingmi , Mrs. Frances LeStarge and Gary Schamback, Ratsb Dr., drugs and related pharmaceuticals to contracts for hospitals, Kenney said said. I dtoc punt card now! saw 5041 Rose Hindu, Wappingwood Rd., Ellington; Cynthia son. Slater Rd., ToUand; Anna ToUimd; a son to Mr. and Mrs. member hospitals. Hurlock, Cedar Swamp Rd., Newman, ToUand Ave., Jaimes ToUsano, East Hart­ The savings will result from eight C^K^THEATRES EAST Coventry; Diana Meddle, E. ford. SAVE ON DOMESTICS AND GIFT ITEMS! separate contracts entered into oiOBl I •=’•1 v i h l - l STt K • “ P iV 'iD I ■ Main St., Rockville; Loan I following bid openings last 1 p w iroussir Nguyen, Prospect St., November, as well as 14 group con­ Rockville; Kathleen Pajer, tracts entered into after similar bid­ Local man arrested eLihi^ Coventry; Kenneth Roy, ding procedures last July. Broad Brook; Pamela fForbes A committee of representatives as MILE at all 6 BERNIE’S stores Steinberg, Plnevlew Dr., Ver­ well as 10 practicing pharmacists for house breaking non. from some of the state’s hospitals Discharged Tuesday; Joseph Boccio, Carriage Dr., provides direction in the selection of Mart shopping center on Spencer St. Qlace Paul M. Delmastro, 28, of 131C We’d like to show Tolland; Forrest Brewster, those drugs which lend themselves to Hilliard St., was arrested Thursday No injuries were reported; both cars E Kibbe Rd., Ellington; Heidi Qhiistmas were towed. Let group purchases and which may be on charges stemming from a Dec. 1 MMCHfSrai you the miracle of Chamberlain, High SL, available from a number of different house break in Manchester, police • Steven M. Miller, 20, of East DRIVE-IN/ROUTES 6 &44A Rockville; Anne DeForge, StoiyStore PARASOL STRIPE 2-PIECE ROCKER companies. Hartford, charged with reckless said today. FRI. - SAT. • SUN. Earl St., RockvlUe; Amber driving in connection with a US show microwave cooking Martin Aroian, chief pharmacist at ,_J)telmastro was charged with BRUCE LEE Farney, Hartford Tpke., SHEETS BY MARTEX CUSHION SETS MMH, said the hospital’s involve­ second-degree criminal trespass and Wednesday night accident on Main “ENTER TNE DRAGON ” Tolland; Anna Fluckiger, ment in this program has been second-degree larceny. He is to St. in which his car struck a parked PLUS with the ... Storrs; Mark Freeman, High successful in that a steady suppply of appear Jan. 5 in Common Pleas car. Court date is Jan. 6. ■ 5 FINGERS OF DEATH" you Tower Dr., South Windsor; very high quality pharmaceuticals Donald Keller, Summit Dr., Court 12, East Hartford. Manchester Evening Herald ToUand; Glenn Keller, Sum­ at a very competitive cost has been Police said the house break Burglaries reported to police Mil., i'-i iWAVl rj c Published every evening except mit Dr., ToUand; Patricia guaranteed. This results in savings to Thursday included breaks into the Sundays and holidays. Entered at 12.99 resulted in the theft of goods worth 3.99 howto Margelony, Church St., Ver­ the hospital and to the patients, about $500. town’s Mary Cheney Librayy and into the Manchester. Conn., Post Office ni.tiji’ only t)y non; Susan MlUer, Terrace TWIN, FLAT OR FITTED. REG. 8.00 REG. 15.00 Aroian said. as Second Class Mail Matter. E. F. Houghton & Co. on Stock Pi. It Suggested Carrier Rates Dr., Vernon; Robert Nelson, If Some of the drugs purchased under appeared nothing was taken in either Lake St., Vernon; Frances Other arrests made or summonses Payable in Advance Save Save 38-50% on no-iron percale sheets and Save on Brentwood Originals Kapok filled the ^oup contracts are tetracycline, incident, police said. Smith, Foster St., South Wind­ issued by Manchester Police in­ Single copy...... 15t matching pillowcases. Patterned with delicious- rocker set with velveteen cover. In red, avocado ampicillin, erythromycin, oxacillin, cluded: Thefts reported to police Thursday W eekly...... 90c sor. One m onth...... $3.90 or gold. Also available with cotton corduroy cov­ heparin, and the penicillins, Aroian • Daniel R. Brookman, 19, of 215 included a complaint by a woman Three months ...... $11.70 Birth Tuesday; A daughter looking candy stripes on a white background. Six months...... $23.40 50% to to Mr. and Mrs. James Of polyester and cotton. Flat or fitted. er in red, gold, avacado or brown, reg. 13.00 10.99 said. Center St., charged early today with who had been shopping at Mott’s One y e a r...... $46.80 Other items purchased under these Shop-Rite on Spencer St., who said Mail Rates Upon Request Stevenson, Old Stafford Rd., Full size, reg. 9.00...... 4.99 With matching 1-pc. chair pad in red, avocado, threatening and breach of peace, ToUand. contracts include certain intravenous her pocketbook and its contents, Subscribers who fail to receive Queen size, reg. 13.00...... 7.79 gold or brown, reg. 6.00...... 4.99 after a disturbance at his home. their newspaper before 5:30 p.m. Admitted Wednesday: Court date is Jan. 5. valued at $85, were stolen. should telephone the circulation 75% Standard cases, reg. 6.50...... 3.89 pr. Come in for super values in our home sale! department. 647-9946. James Archambault, Charter • Craig T. Garrison, 18, of 29 Rd., RockvlUe; Alvah BaUou, Wayne Rd., Vernon, charged Sterling; Rolene Bassham, Thursday night with fourth-degree DOUBLE FEATURE-(Pa) on Dart HIU Rd., Vernon; John NEW COMEDY ADVENTUREI Caldwell, Glenwood Rd., larceny (shoplifting) at King’s “ROYliL FLASH” PUS The lottery Department Store, Manchester Shop­ Killian intentions Ellington; Michael Jarvis, ping Parkade. Court date is Jan. 5. Electricity Model RR-4DW Hartford Tpke., RockvlUe; The winning weekly Connecticut • Richard W. LaMonde, 20, of 23 to be unveiled Louise Kitiu, Deep River; 5.00 OFF TOASTMASTER ® State Lottery number drawn Margaret Mitchell, E. Shore Bank St., charged on a court warrant in January Rd., Vernon; Percy Pierre, LARGE OVEN-BROILER Thursday evening in Hartford is: 33- Thursday with delivering liquor to a SUMERGRADE PILLOWS AT 2 FOR THE PRICE OF 1 red-843. Bloomfield; Randy Rickert, minor. Court date is Jan. 5. HARTFORD (UPI) - Lt. Gov. GET OUR LOW, LOW PRICE Christopher Dr., Rockville; • Two 12-year-old boys and one 11- Robert Killian says he will announce I«Kt ROUTtS H • 14 . It m iT Ml Mark Schuemum, Hany Lane, year-old boy, taken into custody THREE FIRMNESSES OF Pinochle Scores whether he intends to run for the U.S. DOUBLE FEATURE.(R) Vernon; Joanne Tolisano, MONSANTO WEAR-DATED EUROPEAN GREY GOOSE Top scorers in the Manchester Thursday afternoon for alleged theft Senate the first week of January. “THE GROOVE TUBE" w East Hartford; Tara 39.99 POLYESTER PILLOWS FEATHER PILLOWS FEATHER & DOWN PILLOWS of $70 worth of goods from an apart­ Killian said Thursday he was con­ Wohllebe, Stafford Springs. Senior Citizens Pinochle Group game Hm FL E S H GO RDON RCAXL-100 Discharged Wednesday: REG. 44.99 ment storage bin at 470 Woodbridge tinuing to meet with 60 to 70 ADM IR At ALL TIMES Thursday at the Army and Navy Club KrlsU Bates, Talcottviile Rd., Big family sized oven-broiler measures are Francis Minor, 600, Walter St. The boys were referred to Democratic officials throughout the Plan* CtMck TlmtUbl* state to assess whether to make the Sun. ConL i t B PM 100% SOLID STATE Vernon; “rbomas Costello, 5%"hx11"dx14y4” w. And cleans contin­ Kohls, 588, Renea Maire, 571, Betty juvenile authorities for third-degree Bancroft Rd., RockvlUe; Bar­ burglary and third-degree larceny, bid. uously when operating at normal cooking 2/7.99 2/ 11.99 2/23.00 Daniel, 558, Sam Schorrs, 556, Archie bara Davidson, Bolton St., REG. 23.00 EACH “The door is wide open as far as 8AT.-8UN.-KID8 8H0W 19”‘--COLOR TV temperatures. With signal light, glass REG. 8.00 EACH REG. 12.00&14.00 Houghtaling, 554, John Gaily, 550, then released to their parents. Police 1:15-3 PM - 88« • Manchester; Joseph Fecteau, Hans Fredericksen and Marge said $59 worth of the stolen items I’m concerned and the fact-gathering “GOUHEN V0YA8E E. Main St., RockvlUe; Helen window, 2 chrome racks, porcelain enamel Choose soft of 50% down, 50% D fS IN M ir with PEDESTAL BASE Plump polyester fill pillows billow You'll rest assured on pillows I McLain, 548. were recovered. continues,” he said. Licence, Stafford Springs; finish on soil susceptible areas. Save! goose feather; medium, 20% Killian opposed Gov. Ella T. a Xl-lOO with Block Motrix Piclur. Tub. giv.s up with values. /\U machine wash­ filled with plumage from European ’The group’s next game will be • Joseph L. Gagnon, 51, of East Kenneth Nonken, Church St., down, 80% goose feather; or firm, Grasso for the gubernatorial nomina­ 64B-9333 sparkling coUr picturas. Vernon; Kathleen Pajer, able, non-allergenic and refluff- virgin grey geese. A great combina­ played Jan. 8 at 9:45 a.m. at the Hartford, charged early today with • lO O S Sold State Chassis conserves 25 'A % 10% down, 90% goose feather. failure to grant the right of way, tion in 1974 when he was the state’s Coventry; Brian Ream, WlUie able. Buy now and save! tion of softness and resiliency. Army and Navy Club. Play is open to more power than RCA sets Circle, Tolland; Shirley all senior citizens. after a two-car accident in front of K- attorney general. with tubes. T h a Fuel Oil Co. Rothe, Stafford Springs; Which Saves You Money" Lester Trout, Lawler Rd., Vernon; Sherri Wanish, DOW V Tallwood Dr., Vernon; Horace West, Grove St., Heritage Savings to offer OHLV RockvlUe. B&B Births Wednesday; A 30% OFF CHATHAM daughter to Mr. and Mrs. SAVE 50% ON 20-PC. Hubw Hurlock, Cedar Swamp SET OF STONEWARE CHILDREN'S BLANKET OIL CO. YOU ALW/AYS BUY BETTER AT Rd., Coventry; a son to Mr. new NOW checking accounts and Mrs. Bruno Kitka, Deep River. THE CURLY Q CURLING IRON • 24 Hr. Burner Service Admitted Thursday: WAND WITH MIST BY NORELCO 1 9 . 9 9 9 . 9 9 A checking account which earns 5 for the final version to be signed up holder is supplied with a book of • 24 Hr. NoUca for Russell Gall, Stafford PUT A REG. 40.00 COMP. AT 16.00 per cent interest will be offered at by President Ford. NOW drafts which he uses like D e live ry Springs; Nell Macintosh Jr., Heritage Savings and Loan Associa­ checks. The only difference is that • 200 Gal. Minimum Sadds MiU Rd., EUlngton; Jon FORBES Special purchase of durable stone­ "Snoopy-Snooze" blanket woven tion beginning Dec. 31, when William H. Hale, president of the account earns interest. • AutomaUc Delivery MartoneUi, Stafford Springs GIFT ware dinnenware in three bold, with images of Charles M. Schulz's expected federal .legislation Heritage Sayings, announced the new Hale com m ented, “ We are Kattiryn Milanese, Court St., 9.99 CERTIFICATE graphic patterns. All dishwasher famous beagle. Polyester in white 11 A.M.-3 P.M. RockvlUe; Edward Peckham, REG. 11.99 authorizing the new account becomes account saying that his institution delighted to be able to offer this new safe! Perfect setting for your table. with blue trim. 72x90” size. Save! law. The account, called NOW ac­ service which is really a great im­ Buff Cap Rd., ToUand; Anne Curling wand that works magic on hair... UNDER is readying materials now and is able 36.9 Roberts, Stafford Springs; count (negotiable order of provement over the standard SATURDAY mist really sets a style. With swivel cord, THE TREE. to pre-arrange NOW accounts for PE R G ALLO N Karen Schamback, Raiscb withdrawal) will be authorized for all anyone wishing one, to begin Dec. 31. checking account. NOW accounts are «S00 MMCNESni ONLY Dr., Tolland; Ernest cool tip, safety-on/off light. All thermo­ I « banking institutions in Connecticut. The Heritage NOW account will be the biggest new banking idea since (NEXT TO YOUTH CENTRE) Squatrtto, Glastonbury; statically controlled. Leak-proof. Both houses of Congress have ap­ free of charge and will earn 5 per the invention of the checking ac­ 35.5 WUUam Vaughn, Village St., count. We think the public will be just proved the NOW account authority, cent per year on a day of deposit to 700-1,000 GALS. RockvlUe. but is is expected to take another day of withdrawal basis. This is the as excited as we are at the prospect Discharged Thursday: week for the resolution of technical highest rate permitted under the new of earning interest on their checking C a ll 649-2947 Clarence Baraw, River St., FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN FRIDAY 10AM- 10PM, SATURDAY 10AM 11PM. USE YOUR FORBES' CHARGE. MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. differences between the two bills and law, according to Hale. The account accounts.” Rockville; John Caldwell, Glenwotxl Rd., Ellington; PAGE FOUR — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 19,1975 MANCHESTER EVElSING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Fri., Dec. 19, 1975 — PAGE FIVE ilanrl|patpr Eupntng llpralb Refueling at sea, routine but dangerous Founded Oct. 1, 1881 WASHINGTON (UPI) - RefueUng feet. Any further and the line will fatalities and 54 injuries of all types supply ship USS Denebola during Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International warships at sea is a routine but break, any closer and the ship will be in the three years. No one was in­ replenishment of dry goods, not fuel. Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, dangerous job. ’Three times in the sucked into a collision. jured in the three recent accidents. — On Monday, the aircraft carrier Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. past month, ships in the Atlantic While the ships are moving on The underway replenishment USS Saratoga collided with the oiler Fleet have collided in the process — parallel courses about 15 miles an collisions, not counting the Nov. 22 USS Mississinewa off the Florida Raymond F. Robinson. Edilor-Publisher Harold E. Turkington, Managing Editor an unusually high number. hour, a lightweight “shot line” is crash between the aircraft carrier coast. ’The statistics have been so high fired between them, is pulled aboard John F. Kennedy and the cruiser USS — On ’Tuesday, the assault vessel Opinion that Adm. I.C. Kidd Jr ., who runs the and is followed by hoses and Belknap that killed eight sailors: USS Inchon collided with the oiler Atlantic fleet, has ordered mechanical gear. The hose can carry — On Nov. 20, the aircraft carrier U SS Calossahatchee in the experienced teams of refuelers to up to 6,(KX) gallons per minute and USS Independence collided with the Mediterranean. Europe to make sure there are no can weigh more than a ton when full more mistakes. of oil. The process can take Naval sources who saw Kidd’s anywhere from 20 minutes to four Pharmaceutical message said its blunt and salty hours for aircraft carriers. language was an indication of how The Navy study found two important the admiral sees the preference problem. A Navy study 'found that in a Five New York doctors may Interestingly, the former statistically typical three-year period, there were 21 collisions out of PLAZA DEPT. STORE endorse a certain headache pharmacist. Sen. H ubert (Wo Hava k Notion To Ploasa) the thousands of refuelings that took Naxt to Frank’s SupamuMkat remedy, or whatever it was Humphrey, placed a distant place. On the average, a vessel must East MhMla Tpha., Manchostar that used to be advertised that third with 9.7 per cent, barely refuel every three ^ys. Investigations found that 13 could Open Every Nite 'til Christmas! way. But 301,688 pharmacists nosing out George Wallace by be charged to human mistakes, five We Hava A Choice Stock of prefer Ronald Reagan over one-tenth of one per cent. to mechanical error and the other Gerald Ford or any other can- American Druggist thinks three unknown. TOYS and GAMES You Get The BEST For LESS At Plazal didate, Republican or the results of the poll are “par­ A warship starts the refueling cy­ cle about 500 yards behind the large Need Something? Try Plezel Democrat, as the next Presi­ ticularly significant since oilers which carry millions of gallons dent of the United States. pharmacists traditionally of fuel. It must stay on course Anyway, that’s what our reflect an important segment through the turbulence caused by Old Lyme, Conn. (Photo by Steve Dunn) wind and sea and the ship’s wake and arithmetic makes it. of community political senti­ keep a distance of between 60 and 100 100% CAST IRON FRANKLIN American Druggist ment, essentially in nonurban magazine reports that in a poll areas.” A STOVE Complete with it conducted among 877 phar­ We’re puzzled by those Common sense wins one court case Perception pays macists, 34.4 per cent sup­ tenths of a per cent, though, In 1886, Joseph Hobson Jagger won • SCREEN • GRATE WASHINGTON - Methadone is an • STEAK GRILL • BEAN POT ported the former governor of and that fractional pharmacist unimportant. What is significant and salesman be excused because of his over two million francs at Monte addictive drug used in the treatment rather frightening about his case is trade? Carlo in eight days of playing the California while Mr. Ford gar­ who likes Reagan. ANDREW TULLY of heroin addicts. There are junkies the reminder that there are still Apparently, the appeals court roulette wheel. He came to be known nered only 25,4 per cent. who prefer methadone after a few judges sitting around the country as “’The man who broke the bank at rather than the more severe felony based what must be humorously visits to a clinic, and in the bigger ready, willing and able to hand down Monte Carlo.” An expert on spindles, lOO** charges — could be brought against referred to as its collective judgment American cities dope dealers make a fatuous and even dangerous on the interpretation of the penalty Wins R’nai B^rith prize Jagger suspected one of the roulette good living pushing methadone that doctors who abused their license to tire-glow efisf. Ri 44A COVENTRY 742 • 6103 decisions in criminal cases. provisions of the 1970 Controlled wheels of a faulty spindle and Your Comploto firoplato Shop has been either stolen or bought from distribute drugs. 9 AM . 6 PM Closad Mon. Substances Act. ’The language in the Arthur S. Lassow, president of Charter Oak Lodge of B ’nai watched it for a over a week. Route 83. Vernon (2 miles North ot Vernon Circle)i Recycling history But the state also had the right of Indeed, the attempted prosecution Tuas & Thurs til 8 Sat til 5 PM doctors or hospital personnel. statute, it was claimed, was "am ­ ’Thereafter, he bet on the numbers (NEXT TO L&M EQUIPMENT! | In 1972, a Washington physician. appeal, and the U.S. Attorney’s office of another Washin^on doctor had B’rith, presents a certificate to Mrs. Donna Hardel of biguous” in relation to penalties for turning up with more than just MON THUR5 10 6 . FRIO/5y 10 B . OfarendiOec 31.4975 took the unusual step of going direct­ been dismissed by a federal judge of Manchester for 1,000 gallons of home heating oil she won during OPfcN SATURDAY 9 4. SUNDAY U 3 30“ B72-9988 ) or wMa losit SHARPENING - SERVICE • RENTALS Dr. Thomas W. Moore, was convicted physicians. mathematical probability and won ’The old American motto of impact on the economy, as ly to the Supreme Court instead of following the opinion in the Moore for peddling large quantities of Writing the unanimous opinion. a recent contest. (Herald photo by Bevins) his fortune. “waste not, want not” may asking the full nine-member case, and other investigations had colonial frugality gradually methadone. Evidence at his trial Justice Lewis Powell conced^ aiti- appellate court here to review the been blocked. In one of the real un­ only lately have been reborn in showed that Moore operated out of an biguity but took a stand for common gave way to exploitation of the case. The prosecution properly derstatements of the year, U.S. Atty. office heavily guarded by dogs and sense. The interpretation, he wrote, the nation’s environmental country’s natural resources claimed the appellate ruling had Earl J . Silbert told the Supreme private cops, that he earned $260,000 should be based on the type of drug consciousness, but recycling and “limitless” raw materials made it virtually impossible to Court the appellate opinion "had an in a five-month period by writing as transaction instead of the profession prosecute doctors who doubled as adverse effect on law enforcement has been an important element and th e advent of the many as 100 prescriptions a day, and of the person who conducts the tran­ dope pushers. efforts in this city to stop illegal dope in America’s economic life throwaway philosophy which is that he charged his "patients” a saction. sliding fee scale based on the number Well, the good guys won the case. peddling by doctors.” since its founding. still predominant. The Supreme Court reversed the In so ruling, the Supreme Court of methadone tablets he prescribed. Certainly the appellate ruling was was forced to remind the appellate Two signers of the Declara­ But recycling is coming back The judge sentenced Moore to 15- appellate decision, holding that "In practical effect, Moore acted as a fatuous in the extreme. It said in bench that “Congress intended the tion of Independence were into style, and on a more to 45 years in the slammer and effect that when a doctor turned dope eSA to strengthen rather than W orbes large-scale pusher, not as a among the nation’s early metal modern note, the Aluminum Moore was locked up while his pusher he had to be dealt with more weaken the prior drug counsel appealed his case. Two years physician.” In so doing, the highest recyclers. Paul Revere was a Association reports that one bench ruled that felony statutes app­ leniently than others accused of the laws...Physicians who go beyond ap­ later, the U.S. Court of Appeals did same crimes. How about history proved practice remain subject to noted silversmith and out of every four all-aluminum something that would be incredible in ly to doctors who sell drugs for profit. teachers? Should they be given serious criminal penalties.” coppersmith who, like every cans was recycled in the first another country. It overturned lighter sentences for selling heroin to Of course. And two and two-some Moore’s conviction on the grounds Moore, of course, will stay in the metalworker of his day, made nine months of 1975. jug and, I trust, serve most of his their students? Should a newspaper judges to the contrary notwithstan- that only misdemeanor charges — columnist moonlighting as a cocaine ding-still add up to four. extensive use of scrap This was a total of 2.8 billion sentence. But his fate is relatively materials. cans recovered diming the first The Liberty Bell is the Qhnstmas three quarters t)f this year, product of recycling, having compared with 2.3 billion cans been cast twice from the same collected during all of 1974. The congressman is father of president StoiyStore materials. Recyclers have received Another little-known fact of WASHINGTON - There’s a great It’s the tactic he’s using with stand-untfl-the-opponent-blinks tac­ more than $1.8 million so far deal of confusion as to why President Congress on the budget for fiscal recycling history deals with tic in dealing with the Soviet Union. this year for 124 million pounds Ford acts the way he does: RAY CROMLEY year 1977. v Mr. Ford’s quick pardon of the fate of a lead statue of of aluminum brought back to — His off-again, on-again attitude Estimate: Possible failure. Richard Nixon and his hamhanded George III which once graced some 1,3000 recycling centers. toward financial aid to New York Ci­ Congress isn’t likely to cut much in Halloween firings of Schlesinger and. New York C ity’s Bowling ty. an election year, even though Mr. Colby are likewise patterned after Much of this money was paid — His strong stand in demanding experience. As President, he is Ford and Treasury Secretary Simon strategies Mr. Ford developed in his Green Park. In 1776 it was to private individuals and to Congress agree in advance to slash employing those tactics are convinced the voters are giving congressional days. toppled by patriots, hacked organizations like schools. projected federal spending by a Congressman Gerald Ford found senators and representatives the — ’The first, that if something dis­ into pieces and shipped off to More than $45 million has specified percentage. most profitable in his years as leader message they want less spending and tasteful or unpopular has got to be Litchfield, Conn., where it was — His repeated vetoes. of a minority party in the House of more fiscal self-restraint. done, do it quickly, even clumsily, been paid to such groups and — His rapid pardon of former Representatives. It’s the principle behind this hefty but above all do it rapidly. ’The melted down and cast into 42,- individuals since 1970, says the President Nixon. Tactic One: Take a strong, hard pattern of vetoes of programs he sooner done, hopefully, the sooner 088 bullets for the guns of association. — His quickie Halloween stand on important issues. Know in doesn’t like and those which he forgotten. massacre, in which he fired Defense believes cost too much. American revolutionaries. Those 24 million pounds of your own mind what you will com­ — The second, that if you’re in the Sweater Secretary James Schlesinger and promise for. But adamantly refuse to Estimate: Mixed. He’s knocked minority in Congress, to get These and other historical aluminum recycled back into Central Intelligence chief William concede you’re willing to budge. out some hefty spending proposals anywhere at all, the emphasis must tidbits are contained in a cans and other products repre­ Colby without warning. Publicize your stand with all the guns Congress voted, gotten other bills be on team play rather than on in­ booklet, “The Recycler in sent not only a substantial — His consistent refusal to strike you have. Hold still, eyeball-to- modified to better suit his objectives, dividual excellence. out a la Franklin Roosevelt and John eyeball without blinking until tRe op­ but he hasn’t succeeded in getting Only the majority can afford some America,” just issued by the saving in material resources F. Kennedy with national plans to position is willing to concede as Congress to pass bills of the type he division. Spectacular National Association of but als in energy. Recycling an wants in energy, economic stimula­ lead us out of the inflation- much as you’ve calculated they can And finally, in Congress, Mr. tion and other major domestic Recycling Industries, which aluminum can requires only unemployment wilderness. and will. Then make your deal. Ford’s genius was in reaching a con­ itself is nearly 63 years old. five per cent of the energy it To his critics, Mr. Ford is weak, This is the tactic Mr. Ford has used problems. census among his own people. When vacillating, uncertain — a feeling ap­ The booklet traces the with New York City. In private, it is known that Mr. you evolve a concensus or com­ took to make it in the first parently shared by many of those Estim ate: Success. He pushed Ford readily acknowledges his emergence of America’s scrap promise on economic programs, place. queried in public opinion polls. New York into greater self- methods and his gambles in dealing what you have is mush, There’s no dealers and peddlers and their The fact is, that for better or for discipline, on paper anyway, than with Congress. possibility of agreement on any worse, Mr. Ford is a prisoner of his anyone thought possible. Most curiously, however, the strong program; each set of advisors President has not used this strong- has a different theory. 6.99ORIG.11.00-2a00 to 17.99 YESTERDAYS

25 Years Ago cilor, and Robert, junior councilor. The gasoline price war started Traffic light at intersection ofW. Old grave keeps unearthing bodies here Oct. 2 ends as dealers increase Middle Tpke. and Broad St. is placed prices to 25.6 and 27.6 cents a gallon. in operation today. Police Chief Her­ der Hoover it was capable of named Joe Burton. He says he was man Schendel says another new light 1/3 OffancTtnore Three brothers. William, Robert WASHINGTON - There is a TOM TIEDE anything. The FBI has admitted to at hired by the Bureau in the early 1970s ALL FAMOUS MAKERS...NAMES YOU'LL RECOGNIZE. Come a-knit pickin' and and John Von Deck, sons of Mr. and at Center and Adams St. will be in fatalistic conviction here that the se­ least 238 illegal break-ins (called to set up a phoney, Florida-based choose from cardigans that button, zip or wrap, turtlenecks, v-necks, crew necks and tunics. Mrs. John Von Deck Sr. of 11 Jean operation tomorrow night. cond shoe will inevitably fall in the “bag jobs” ) between 1942 and 1968, organization called the Red Star In open weaves, geometries, stripes and solids. A gathering of all the colors she could vyant. Made Rd., are elected to the three highest 10 Years Ago endless investigation into in­ that it did.” Dick Gregory, onetime and the figure excludes agent Cadre. During his service, he of washable acrylic knit for junior sizes small, medium and large. From her most favorite makers. comedian turned ascetic activist, is charges, the Bureau asked him to be offices of John Mather Chapter, This date was a Sunday; The telligence agency abuses. Few would burgling in the name of national Come see...come save...come experience the fun of Christmas gift-giving. Place for Juniors, even more direct, charging in effect the hit man in the assassination of an Order of DeMolay. William is elected Herald did not publish. be surprised if tomorrow’s headlines defense and in pursuit of organized master councilor, John, senior coun- were to charge that the FBI and CIA that the Bureau manipulated King crime information. The agency has unknown radical. Burton never knew have not only plotted assassinations, into the Memphis motel where he admitted unlawful buggings, unlaw­ who, he says, because he didn’t but have carried them out. Worse, was shot. A third black leader, who ful interception of public mail, un­ accept. Open %ate ^very 'Wght TJntil Qhristmas ALMANAC the worry is that future evidence declines identification, says flatly lawful interference of individual civil And so actually there are iden­ may reveal one ore more of the vic­ that “We know it, the FB I knows it, liberties, and on and on drearily. tifiable bodies in the FBI past, and By United Press International The morning stars are Venus and tims to have been anything but and soon the American people will As for unlawful physical violence, viable indications of others yet un­ Today is Friday, Dec. 19, the 353rd Saturn. expendable thugs or security threats. know it.” the Bureau has admitted little, yet covered. I stress "the past” here, for day of 1975 with 12 to follow. The evening stars are Mercury, Already the hint is broad in some To now, certainly, the American the record and the allegations in­ the de-Hooverized FBI of today is for The moon is between its full phase Mars and Jupiter. quarters that J. Edgar Hoover’s FB I people know nothing of the kind. For dicate something other than in­ the most part a body of decent peo­ and last quarter. Those born on this date are under was involved in the murder of Dr. all the allegations surrounding the nocence. In 1968, for example, FBI ple, no doubt as professional as any the sign of Sagittarius. Martin Luther King Jr. Black leaders FBI and CIA concerning agents plotted and paid for a plan police agency anywhere. And herein British Arctic explorer William urging a reinvestigation of that assassinations, the agencies point out that was tantamount to an assassina­ perhaps is the ultimate irony of the THOUGHT Perry was born Dec. 19, 1790. assassination have done so with thin­ that no bodies have been found, tion of a hapless Ku Klux Klan Hoover evil: His legacy includes not On this day in history: ly disguised suspicious. No one because there is none to be found. member. Using $38,500 as the lure, only the skeletons to be found but In 1777, George Washington and the charges complicity for public con­ Concerning Dr. King specifically, a and a pair of informants as go- also the damnable shame and dis­ The faith engendered on the first Continental Army began a winter en­ sumption, but privately they have lit­ Bureau official argues convincingly betweens, the Bureau coaxed a young honor that those who survived him that "An agency corrupt enough to Christmas Day assures us of that campment at Valley Forge, Pa. tle doubt of it. KKK couple into a racially motivated must now fear. abounding love which will magnify In 1968, Norman Thomas, six-time “We aren’t saying it was the FB I hire somebody to kill King would also bombing attempt. It was in fact a our little victories and blot out. as Socialist party presidential can­ as such,” says a spokeswoman for be smart enough I think to tjien get trap. Local police sprang it, guns only love can, the memories of our didate, died at the age of 84. King’s old Southern Christian rid of the killer. James Earl Ray is blazing, and the woman bomber was Dateline 1775 defeats and failures. Christmas In 1972, the splashdown of Apollo 17 Leadership Conference, "but we alive and well in prison, and there’s shot to death. Police said afterwards By Uiiilcd I’rcaei International marks for us the end of the year, but ended America’s moon exploration think definitely it was the govern­ never been a peep from him to any they assumed neither of the Kluxers BOSTON, Dec. 19— Gen. Howe, in­ just as surely the beginning of program. ment in some way, the power struc­ ties to the F B I.” would be taken alive. creasingly worried about short another. Surely we are wise to In 1974, Nelson Rockefeller was ture.” Still, what has been revealed thus Other examples of . FBI brutality supplies, anxiously ' awaited the observe Christmas just before the confirmed by Congress as vice presi­ Rev. Bernard Lee, assistant direc­ far about FBI-CIA activities does not during Hoover are available. And so return of a transport sent to the West THE PLACE FOR JUNIORS argue well for any end to continuing New Year. - Sir Wilfred Greenfell dent’ after a six-hour debate in the tor of the SCLC, says he won’t say the a r e many unsubstantiated Indies for salt and was fitting out two FORBES IN MANCHESTER PARKADE OPEN FRIDAY 10AM-10PM, SATURDAY lOAM-11PM. USE YOUR FORBES’ CHARGE, MASTER CHARGE OR BANKAMERICARD. The Rev. J. Stanton Conover House. He then took the oath of office revelations. Regarding the FBI allegations. One ol^the latter is by others to go to Georgia under protec­ Bolton Congregational Church and was sworn in. alone, it is now quite obvious that un­ way of a onetiine F^ I informer tion of a warship for rice. W 'AW r«M • -'J i-'H «t>

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I Bower-Misseri | Energy conservation designs B ir t h s F o r b e s Susan E. Misseri of 127 Janet Dr., East Hartford, became the bride of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Charles Bower of Enfield Shattuck, Andrew Louis, son of and Mrs. Clara Billings of Julius Kuszai of Glastonbury. JU s Montpelier, Vt. He has a brother, Dec. 12 in a candlelight ceremony at Charles A. Jr. and Lea L. Gagnon paternal grandparents are Mr. and Michael, 3. St. Christopher’s Church, East Hart­ Shattuck of Willimantic. He was bom Mrs. Richard Kowalsky Sr. of 47 mla.ce ford. Dec. 11 at Manchester Memorial Talcott Ave., Rockville. He has a Hospital. His maternal grandparents Tlie bride is the daughter of Mr. brother, Richard E. HI, 7. Qhristmas^oryStore and Mrs. Joseph P. Misseri of East are Mr. and Mrs. Leonid W^ Gagnon Belcher, Jeffrey Michael, son of Hartford. The bridegroom is the son of 198 Parker St. His paternal grand­ Michael D. and Leslie H. Hunter Open %ate "^very "^ight ^ntil Ghristmas of I^ . and Mrs. John Bower of En­ parents are Mr. and Mrs. Charles A. Belcher of 128 Green Rd. He was Guillette, Michelle Lea, daughter field. Shattuck of East Hartford. His born Dec. 15 at Manchester of Paul A. and Karen Bartoo maternal great-grandmothers are The Rev. Henry Murphy of St. Memorial Hospital. His maternal Guillette of Stafford Springs. She was Christopher’s Church performed the Mrs. Ralph Lupacchino of grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Jack bom Dec. 8 at Rockviile General double-ring ceremony. Manchester and Mrs. Wilfred Hunter of 100 Boulder Rd. His pater­ Hospital. Her maternal grandparents Given in marriage by her father, Gagnon of Newport, Vt. His paternal nal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. are Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Bartoo of the bride wore an Empire gown of great-grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Craig Belcher of 363 Spring St. He Cheshire. Her patemai grandparents Alexander Cormier of Fitchburg, lace, designed with rounded necUine, has a brother, Matthew David, 2*/i. are Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Guillette of Mass. He has two brothers, Charles long sleeves and a train. Her veil of Tory Rd. Tolland. Her maternal HOLIDAY HOUSEWARE VALUES! III and Joseph; and three-sisters, silk illusion was attached to a great-grandparents are Mrs. Lucile Bernadette, Michelle and Theresa. matching headpiece, and she carried R. Barbier of Parker St. and Mr. and a colonial bouquet of roses and Kowalsky, Jason David, son of Richard E. Jr. and Deborah Kuszai Mrs. Harry U. Bartoo of Tulsa, Okla. baby’s breath. Her maternal great-great­ Kelley Ann McGarvey of Hartford Wallace, Jessica Lalragah, Kowaisky of Glastonbury. He was daughter of Michael F. and Victoria born Dec. 15 at Manchester grandmother is Mrs. Blanche was maid of honor. " Memorial Hospital. His m aternal Rasmus of North Manchester, Ind. A." POKEY* POT ELECTRIC Donald Harger of West Hartford Kolokoski Wallace of Lake Rd., An­ dover. She was bom Dec. 11 at World’s largest solar heating and cooling system provides the roof SLOW COOKER... SLO-GOOD served as best man. for George A. Towns Elementary School in Atlanta. The 576 solar After a reception at Masonic Tem­ Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal grandparents are Mr. and ple in East Hartford, the couple left collector panels, totalling some 10,000 square feet, supply 50 to 60 on a wedding trip to Newfound Lake, Mrs. Ed Kolokoski of Royal Oak, Cub per cent of the school’s energy neeids, providing heat in winter and Mich. Her paternaLgrandparents are N.H. They are now living at 33 Bliss driving a 100-ton air-conditioning system in summer. A conventional Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wallace of St., Hartford. ^ Scout gas boiler is on standby in case of a string of cloudy days. Stony Brook, N.Y. 22.99 f^s. Bower, a 1973 graduate of • ' t SPECIAL Manchester Community College, is f l H H L - - ' 'h -H news Best selling 3V2 qt. ceramic crock cooks W- employed as a secretary in the real DeRoxtra, Timothy Michael, son estate investment department of food slowly all day-unattendedi Uses lit­ Horan photo of Philip and Linda M. Anderson tle energy. And it’s low-temperature Aetna Life and Casualty, Hartford. DeRoxtra of 95 W. Middle ’Tpke. He Pack 251 Bloking, Mike Byram, Thomas The newly formed Cub Scout Pack Mr. Bower is employed in the State was bom Dec. 11 at Manchester LaGassie, John Rogers, Mark cooking seals in nutrients. Makes less . ' -V Mrs. Kenneth C. Bower 251 recently had its first pack of Connecticut tax department. Memorial Hospital. His maternal Yorgenson, Michael Griscey, Andres expensive meats tastier. ---U l > meeting at 'Verplanck School. grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Dekker, Brad Pelligrinelli, Edward The cubs displayed their crafts and Joseph Anderson of Enfield. His Ciaccia, Todd MacFarlane, Scott V had a book and bake sale to raise yt patemai grandparents are Mr. and Custer, Richard Chambers. ( funds to sponsor the pack’s Pinewood B. SAVE 6.00 ON 20-PC. Mrs. Walter DeRoxtra of Bloom­ Also, Leonard Haseman, Brenton '■I 'I, n field, N.J. His great-grandparents Derby. Berrio, Scott Finni, Robert Lanzano, CORELLE DINNER SET Receiving Bobcat badges were Jeff are Mr. and Mrs. Myles O’Reilly of Brant Beaulieu, Jeffrey Kennard, Hennequln, Ryan Woodcock, Eric Chapter 125 French Rd., Bolton, and Carl H. and George DePetta. John Mather IN THE SERVICE Anderson of School St. He has a taps Michael Steeves brother, Philip Jr., 3. 23.99 Airman Roger H. Ouellette, son of REG. 29"99 Marchand, Tammy Lynn, Napoleon C. Ouellette of 146 Nevers daughter of Louis A. and Linda P. About It's easy Living Ware® dinnerware from Michael Steeves, son of Mr. and Rd., South Windsor, has recently l~Mer>T^4 Poulin Marchand of 367 Forest Rd., Corning Ware ® ...goes from freezer to Mrs. Richard Steeves of 91 Falknor completed Air Force basic training % Coventry. She was born Dec. 12 at m oven to table without any damage. Pretty, Dr., has been elected master coun­ at Lackland AFB, Tex. He is town Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her too. All white style. Or white patterned cilor of John Mather Chapter, Order remaining at Lackland for maternal grandparents are Mr. and with gold, green or Old Town blue trim. specialized training in the education of DeMolay. Mrs. Norman Poulin of 156 High St., and training field. He is also the son Other officers elected are Robert Rockville. Her paternal grand­ duty. Refreshments will be served by of Mrs. Marion I. Rossignol of The Zion Evangelical Lutheran Robert Wagner, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Culvey of Thompson Rd., senior parents are Mr. and Mrs. Robert 0. * r . , I Caribou, Maine. Church Council will meet tonight at Vaiciulis, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wallace councilor; and Donald McCallister of Marchand of 196 Lake St. 7:45 at the church. Jackson St., junior councilor. and Mr. and Mrs. Theunis C. VERSATILE ELECTRIC BUFFET Werkhoven. Tickets for the club’s SKILLET BY GE UNIVERSAL The officers will be installed Jan. There will be a Christmas season New Year’s Eve dance may be ob­ 3,1976 in semi-public ceremonies at 8 Controlling pollution story time for children Sunday at 3 Prise-winning energy-conservation design is of the Wilton, Maine, The federal government spent $7 Talaga, Ryan Fredrick, son of tained from the club treasurers, Mr. p.m. at the Masonic Temple, 25 E. p.m. at the Mary Cheney Library Wastewater Treatment Plant. Integrated use of solar collector pan­ billion on protecting the environment Michael and Lorraine Billings Talaga and Mrs. Richard Easley, as none 28.49 Center St. of 26 Westfield St. He was born Dec. Junior Room. The program is for will be available at the door Dec. 31. els, heat pumps and a small building shell of basic concrete is SPECIAL and controlling pollution in 1975, an children of kindergarten age and Steeves attends' Howell Cheney increase of 61.7 billion over 1974. 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. expected to yield annual savings of $3,594 in heating oil and $875 in It fries, roasts, swws and bakes. With His maternal grandparents are Mr. older and will last for about one hour. Vocational-Technical Regional Expenditures fell into three The Couples Penney Poker Group electricity expenditures. Methane gas from the plant’s waste- 12" cooking sutrhce. And removable School, where he is a junior in the and Mrs. Leslie Billings of Andover. categories: understanding, Manchester Square Dance Club of Manchester Newcomers Club will treatment process and an electric generator will provide energy on control, handle, legs. In gold color. B. machine tool shop. His paternal grandparents are Mr. describing and predicting the en­ will have a dance Saturday from 8 to meet Saturday at 8:30 p.m. at the cioudy days. The design won in the industrial category in the fourth He holds the award of Represen­ and Mrs. Jon Talaga of 23 Pine Hill vironment (1.107 billion); protection 11 p.m. at Waddell School. Mr. and home of Mrs. Carl Chadburn, 306A tative DeMolay and is a member of and enhancement activities (|1.099 St. His great-grandmothers are Mrs. annual Owens-Corning Fiberglas Energy Awards competition. Agnes Schwanke of Squires Village, Mrs. Edward Timbrell will have door Green Rd. D. 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>, ' Grand jury Are you allergic Salvation Army cantata Ma n c h e st e r h o s p it a l n o t e s probing Cheney Tech to Christmas trees? f Quinlan case set for 4 p.m. Sunday Discharged Wednesday: John Foote, 333 Bidwell St.; Jennifer Am- Gingera, 14 Hartl Dr., Vernon; bro, 30 Nye St., Vernon; Ralph TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) - A friend i honor roll The Salvation Army Songsters will The service, which is open to the A lfi^ Bolduc, 22 Garnet Rd.; Lucy Nadeau, 54 Lyness St.; Frank of Karen Ann Quinlan’s testified present a cantata, “Night of public, will also include instrumental Cristlno, East Hartford; Ruth Poharski, 36 North St.; Claire By PATRICIA McCORMACK Christmas trees in public places. Michael Morin UPI Health Editor She also reconunended those who before a state grand jury under ti^ t High Honors Academic Honors Miracles,” depicting the Christmas selections by the Citadel Band under Wilson, 31 Candlewood Dr.; Cynthia Labelle, 60 Hilltop Dr.; Margaret Michael Nelligan McLaughlin, East Hartford; Michael ‘Tls the season to be Itchy — if find Christmas things triggering security Thursday in an inquiry into John Atwater Gary Amea story in song and scripture by John the direction of Orfitelli and carol Zimmerman, Stafford Springs; Alice William Pelletier Machie, 58 North St. you’re among those allergic to allergy check with their doctors whether she may have been the vic­ Daniel Babler Timothy Erisoty Peterson Sunday at 4 p.m. at the singing by the congregation. Earl Bancroft Frank Phillips Christmas trees, Yule decorations about a new drug out this year. tim of a beating before lapsing into a Bernard Ertel Citadel. Gary Barite Donald Riester Russell Green coma, a state police source said, Soloists are Miss Karen Scheinfelt, F lat rate- and-or hidden ingredients in tasty The allergist said the drug, James Bartle Douglas Salmon Daniel Harrington The grand jury, which normally Peter Schneider soprano; Capt. William Hood and holiday snacks. Chromolyn, is a powder that is in­ Joseph Beaudoin Michael Hebert The first commercial In radio PUBLIC RECORDS Some victims of Yule sneezes, haled before exposure to things sits at the state capitol, met at state Don Skipper Michael Orfitelli, tenors; Capt. broadcasting was heard Aug. 29,1922 police headquarters in a Trenton sub­ Bt;uce Beebe James Latullppe wheezes, scratches and rashes know linked to allergic reactions. It tends David Bellefleur Paul Strycharz Richard Leclerc Arthur Carlson, baritone; and over Station WEAF in New York Ci­ from Christmases past to keep hands to help prevent symptoms such as urb to question William Zywot, 22, of Roger Bemont Henry Suitter Richard Luko Wallace Shauger, bass. Francis ty. The sponsor of the radio adver­ Marriage Licenses Paul Lavertu of East Hartford and Robert Tavamesi off the tree and green things asthma attacks. Silvia, 111. David Black David Miliis McCarthy will be the narrator, and tisement, the Queensboro Realty Co. Joseph Oblonof 177 Main St. and Cynthia Amendola of Vernon, Jan. 3, Stephen Temple festooning the place called home. The grand jury sometimes uses a James Boudreau Salvatore Ortisl Miss Karen Krinjak, organist. Tbe of Jackson Heights, (^eens, paid the Jacqueline Quey of 115 Brookfield St. Full Gospel Church. If your Christmas tree allergy is a Michael Tostarelli But, unfortunately, this Yule, new state police building for security pur­ Scott Boynton John Proctor cantata will be directed by Vs. G. station $100 for 10 minutes of air M ichael Giguere and Wendy Robert Ames and Ann Sanlana, contact dermatitis type—as opposed Peter Wasik sufferers of Christmas allergy will poses. Michael Brennan Luc Rochon Alton Perrett. time. Goulette, both of Manchester. both of Windsor, Dec. 22. to the kind touched off by breathing David Burgess Francisco Zevallos be caught by surprise. Authorities would not officially in pine scents — wear heavy gloves Gary Caravella In an interview. Dr. Doris J. Rapp comment on the grand jury’s actions, when handling the tree and-or which are conducted in secret. Robert Caron talked about allergies peculiar to Paul Chicoine Christmas trimmings and treats. She greens. However, a state police source said Zywot spent most of the morning in Douglas Clark is a pediatric aller^t and associate Dr. Rapp also had a holiday cau­ Timothy Clark » + - j professor of pediatrics at the State tion for persons with food allergies. the grand jury room. Brian Connolly University of New York in Buffalo. "The food most often forgotten Miss Quinlan, 21, has never Timothy Cormier She also is author of "Allergies and about at C3urlstmas is egg,” she said. regained consciousness and is kept John Coyle Your Child” (Drake). alive by an artificial respiration Brian CrUickshanks “Those with egg allergies sip eggnog OPEN EVERY NIGHT UNTIL 11 P.M. “It it is not uncommon for a parent device, which her parents un­ Franklin Davis or drink root beer and the allergic to put up the Christmas tree and a successfully tried to have dis- Michael Deyorio few hours later the child or even one signs appear. conhhected last October. Roger Dion Zywot is not under suspicion of any Richard Domler of the parents gets itchy or develops “Eggwhite frequently is used to Patrick Dooley other allergic symptoms,” Dr. Rapp make the froth in root beer. wrongdoing, authorities said. Attorney General William A. Thomas Dunn said. “A second forgotten food is nuts. If Hyland has said there is a possibility Alain Fauteux “Some say their children get sick (Herald photo by Pinto) Peter Fiano you’re allergic to peanuts you dare bruises on Karen’s leg and buttocks every Christmas and then recover not take a walnut from a dish of Michael Finnegan soon after the tree is taken dovm. Ladies win afghans ^nd the large lump on the back of her Peter Fitzgerald mixed nuts. Some of the peanut oil head were the results of a beating. 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That would be a 20 per by $300 in the next three years and Scotch Pine, Mountain Kii« Rashes frequently quickly develop on “Persons allergic to seafood get in revealed Miss Quinlan passed out Frederick Huhn •The Miss America Pageant: predicted that auto sales in 1976 cent jump from this year and put 1976 fuel economy would suffer. &M ore contact in persons allergic to resins trouble with fishy dips.” after consuming tranquilizers and Mark L. Jones Ideal for girls ages 6 to I4 i would increase 12 to 15 per cent over in the record books as the third best Ford and lacocca said there gin and tonic . Robert Kaminski in the pine. 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J PAGE TWELVE - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.; Fri„ Dec. 19.1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri.. Dec. 19.1975 — PAGE THIRTEEN Firebombing defendant Fare varied at Holiday Inn Beth gets special present Piskorski By JANE ANDERSON summations traces day’s activities NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Beth Ann Wi.th both arms and both legs in Junction, Vt., in a traffic accident By BETTY RYDER and plump cushioned lounge chairs. Gulf shrimp platter, chilled fruit Cameron, 8, was closer to home casts, the young orphan was Dec. 6. After that mishap, Beth Ann under way NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Dennis C. in a lounge and was awakened by today after President Ford’s Christ­ transferred from the plane to a was t^ e n to the hospital in the same Famlly/Travel Editor The luncheon menu at The Gallery salad bowl, or chef’s salad bowl. Tiche, one of the defendants in the Shaw “sometime after midnight.” mas gift of her first plane ride. waiting ambulance that drove her to ambulance with her father. Mazza The Holiday Inn at 363 Roberts St. includes a variety of foods. A Julienne. firebombing of a Shelton rubber fac­ Dorsey’s cross-examination was to “She said she enjoyed the flight,’’ Yale-New Haven Hospital. said it was felt another, long am­ in East Hartford, offers visitors a children’s menu is also provided. ’The dinner menu at the Gallery HARTFORD (UPI) - Lawyers for tory, says he was in Connecticut the continue today. The Picasso Burger is truly a work boasts such appetizing treats as Sen. Vito M. Mazza, D-East Haven, Beth Ann’s parents and three bulance trip should be avoided. defense and prosecution today were day of the fire but never went to the variety of activities. who personally appealed to the White sisters were killed near White River Overnight guests may enjoy dining of art. It’s a giant beef burger broiled sirloin steak, roast prime ribs to sum up seven weeks of testimony plant. General Dynamics prepared with special seasoning and of beef au jus, boneless breast of H ouse for the use of the hospital in the case of Ronald Piskorski, ac­ Tiche, 29, of Boyers, Pa., said he in The Gallery, take a dip in the in­ plane ’Thursday. door swimming pool, dance or charcoal brcTed. All served open chicken a la Kiev, saute baby beef cused of killing six persons in' the was led to Connecticut by John W. picks Norwich face on a jumbo seeded roll, gar­ liver and bacon, and many more. The plane landed in a biting wind Donna Lee Bakery. Shaw, a friend who became the listening to the music in the lounge. as darkness fell at Tweed-New for data center The colorful reservation area is at­ nished gnerously with golden brown A fine choice of wines is available Barry panel to review Superior Court Judge Edward C. government’s star witness in the ranch fried potatoes and a sweet and your waitress will be pleased to Haven Airport about 4:30 p.m. after Hamill ’Thursday did not direct the case against nine men accused of HARTFORD (UPI) - A decision tractively decorated with planters the hour-long flight. A small group of pickled pepper. help you make a selection. ury be sequestered over the conspiring to blow up the Sponge by the General Dynamics Corp. tc brimming with green plants. relatives and well-wishers watched A specialty of the day may include In the lounge, Diana Lynn, a sen­ weekend. He said he would charge Rubber Products Co. factory March build its eastern data service center A hostess will show you to your from inside the terminal. table, and if you’re especially lucky the Reuben Sandwich (wafer thin sational singer, is appearing for the worker’s charges the panel Monday. 1. in the Norwich Industrial Park will slices of corned beef, Swiss cheese next three weeks. Diane appeared at Beth Ann was accompanied from The state presented about 70 On the stand in U.S. District Court mean more than 450 jobs. Gov. Ella you may get one with a view of the Lebanon Regional Airport in enclosed pool area, which is lined grilled and blended with sauerkraut ’The Holiday Inn several weeks ago HARTFORD (UPI) - A legislative Health Ckimmissioner Dr. Douglas witnesses and more than 200 exhibits for seven hours Thursday, Tiche T. Grasso and Rep. Christopher J. on rye bread with pickle and chips. and made quite a hit. If you missed Hanover, N.H., by her aunt, Vivian in testimony since Oct. 31 which traced his activities from January Dodd, D-Conn., announced Thursday. with wrought iron tables and chairs Massey, of East Haven; Mazza; an commitee will investigate the con­ Lloyd. For dieters or anyone, there is a her then, you still have a chance to tention by a Health Department Patricia Gilbert, a computer covered more than 3,000 pages of through April 1975, including a trip to When the 72,000 square foot center hear her sing songs of the 40s-60s, as Air Force medical staff of six; and transcripts. ’The defense summoned New York and New Haven Feb, 28 is completed, it will employ about 350 Jack Pickering, the chairman of the employe that she was laid off programmer, said she was one of the well as the music of today in her own because she once testified against. 500 state employes furloughed effec­ a total of six witnesses in the past and March 1. workers and the construction of the inimitable style. West Haven fund-raising drive to two days, mainly to challenge After direct testimony, he was center will mean 100 jobs in that help Beth Ann. tive Jan. 2 b^ause she accused Lloyd The Inn’s accommodations are of traveling out of state too much and testimony of the state’s last witness, cross-examined by U.S. Attorney field, the two said. great for a mini-vacation. Why not violating state employment rules. and that of a convict who said Peter Dorsey, who asked about A major factor in choosing Connec­ pack the family up, after the holiday Her supervisor, who did not want Piskorski, 26, admitted the crimes Tiche’s activities as a blaster at the ticut as the site for the center was a rush is over, and spend a night or to be identified, said he also was dis­ “’This is the gentleman I saw,” the family coal mine in Boyers and about commitment to provide $3.5 million two, soaking up the sun poolside or Too-young lottery winner missed for refusing to obey his boss’s witness, Mrs. Nancy Pizzoferrato, frequent trips he took for used in industrial revenue bond financing taking a healthy, plunge into the blue may get legislative help order to threaten Miss Gilbert with said Wednesday, identifying machinery. by the Connecticut Development water. firing if she testified against Lloyd. Piskorski as a man she observed Dates in Tiche’s blasting log show Authority, the financing arm of the Bruce Fetlock is the manager and Sen. David M. Barry, of moments before New Britain police Tiche was blasting at the time his state department of commerce. will be more than happy to make Manchester, chairman of the Senate say the six victims were shot to death testimony stated he was away on The center will provide data ser­ your stay with them a memorable on the night of Oct. 19, 1974 in business trips. Tiche blamed the dis­ HARTFORD (UPI) -The Brunelle is ineligible to receive a Executive Nominations Committee, vices for three major divisions of one. bungled robbery. crepancies on a faulty wrist watch. legislature may pass a law requiring prize because he was underage when said ’Thursday his committee will General Dynamics: Electric Boat in ’There’s something for everyone in he purchased the ticket. His parents examine both allegations at a Dec. 22 Among the defense witnesses sum­ He also admitted he lied to the FBI in Groton, Quincy shipbuilding in the state to pay $10,000 to a 17-year- moned by Piskorski’s lawyer. Max April when he said he had not been to your family at The Holiday Inn. Manager Bruce Fetlock checks the reservation list with Donna Janschewitz, hostess, in said they will bring the matter to hearing. Massachusetts and South (^rolina, Whether it’s dining, relaxing, swim­ old boy who won the money on an Heiman, were a psychologist, Connecticut in 1975. The Gallery at The Holiday Inn in East Hartford. “Instant Lottery” ticket but was court if necessary. Miss Gilbert opposed Lloyd early as well as Stromberg-Carlson plants ming, dancing, or just listening to psychiatric social worker, two in­ Tiche testified under questioning refused payment because he is a "Unless the commission is this year when Lloyd’s reappoint in six states. fine music, you’ll find it all in one mates of the state prison and from his lawyer he and Shaw flew to minor. prepared to enforce this rule ment as health comimissioner was place at ’The Holiday Inn. prohibiting minors from buying under consideration by Barry’s com waitress. The engineer, Robert New York Feb. 28 to see a man about Policem an wounded Rep. Robert J. Vicino, D-Bristol, Cromwell, said Mrs. Pizzoferrato some used machinery for sale “in the tickets, then I think the rule should mittee. deputy majority leader, said New York City area,” and ended up FAIRFIELD (UPI) - A policeman be changed,” Vicino said. She charged Lloyd traveled exten had a third of a second to look into ’Thursday he will try to introduce the bakery and see those inside. in New Haven. The meeting was was shot and wounded in the chest Herald photos by Pinto legislation in the coming session to Vicino said he didn’t know if he sively out of the state on official early today. could introduce the legislation this business, and circumvented state The woman had been a passenger scheduled for March 1, he said. CHINESE RESTAURANT rectify the “injustice” barring Barry in a car and said she recognized a The man failed to show up, Tiche Police said the officer was respon­ Brunelle of Stafford from collecting session because of a restriction all employment rules by appointing un ding to a report of burglars at the 234 SPENCER S T ; MANCHESTER business be confined to fiscal classified “special assistants” to clerk and saw a big man with a full testified. Shaw refused to give him the cash. head of hair, a black beard and his airline ticket, Tiche said, so he Assumption School in Fairfield. ’The matters. If not, he said, he would high department posts. (LOCATED ACROSS ’The state Commission on Special moustache, who was wearing a ban­ left him waiting and said he would name and condition of the wounded Revenue has refused to award the “get the proper committee to do so.” Lloyd was named commissioner by man were not released. FROM KMART) Brunelle purchased the ticket at a former Gov. Thomas J. Meskill, dana. She pointed Piskorski out in the meet him later at LaGuardia Airport money but voted Wednesday to in New York. Police said they were looking for grocery store in September. He said Republican, and was reappointed to courtroom as the man in the bakery • TAKE OUT SERVICE • return Barry’s dollar. ’The youth talking to the clerk, Helen Giansanti Tiche said he arrived at Laguardia two black men wearing dark he wasn’t aware at the time of a the job when Gov. Ella T. Grasso, declined, saying, “’They need it more one of the victims. “well before midnight,” fell asleep clothing, Afro haircuts and ski OPEN than I do.” regulation prohibiting sale of tickets Democrat, took office last January. masks. The shooting took place . .J: ... < .. .y 649-1608 The comission said because to anyone under 18. around 4 a.m. DAIIY DINNERS SERVED LUNCHEON SPECtAL $ 1 7 5 MONDAY - FRIDAY YOU BRING THE LIQUOR WEIL PROVIDE THE SET-UP

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Ctonn., Fri., Dec. 19, 1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN Fire calls ^ Obituaries Thursday, 7:52 p.m. —Standby at Manchester Bicentennial Manchester downed wires at 443 Lydall St. (Town). Baltimore^ surge to tie Thursday, 1:46 p.m. —Stove fire at 15 Today, 9:15 a.m. —Eighth District Plymouth Lane (’Town). ’Thursday, called on mutual aid to South Windsor Mrs. Elizabeth A. Parker 2:13 p.m. —Smoke investigation at fire. The Herald Angle SOUTH WINDSOR-Mrs. Parkade Apartments, W. Middle ’Tpke. South Windsor parade reset for June UL Elizabeth Alexander Parker, 98, of (Town). By Earl Yost rates with top comeback Today, 9:07 a.m. —Major fire In shed after the annual road race. Scoreboard Station 45, Main St. died Wednesday Thursday, 3:31 p.m. —Accidental soun­ off Rt. 30 (South Windsor and Manchester’s Bicentennial parade nial medals should arrive next week Sports Editor ’The commission is planning to at a Hartford convalescent home. ding of ^ z 4323, Bennet Junior High Manchester’s Eighth District at the will be June 12,1976 in^ead of June for distribution. He said many orders WHA have the Bicentennial Grand Ball She was the widow of Harry V. School gym (Town). scene; Broad Brook, Ellington and Ver­ 26 as originally scheduled to allow have already been received for the Baltimore’s surge to a first-place already has scored 48 touchdowns Dolphins in the sudden death over­ Thur^y, 4:57 p.m. —Chimney fire at Feb. v27 and 28, 1976, in the while piling up 361 points. A time period. East Parker. non on standby). school marching units and bands to medal, and orders may may still be tie in the AFC East after losing four W L T PU 1006 W. Middle Tpke. (Town and Eighth Manchester State Armory on Main of its first five games has to rate vulnerable defense that allowed 40 Glenn Doughty, Raymond Chester Mrs. Parker was born in South District). Tolland County participate. sent to P.O. Box 1776, Manchester. Cincinnati 13 16 1 27 Windsor and had lived here all her ’Thursday, 9:47 a.m. —Brush fire at ’The decision to change the date for Orders should be accompanied by St. among the top comebacks in recent touchdowns and 329 points in ’74 has and Roger Carr are Jones’ chief New England 12 15 3 27 ’Thursday, 6:59 p.m. —Car fire at 15 The Bicentennial bandshell sub­ shut out one opponent and given up targets when he is not throwing to his life. She was a member of South Raddlng St. rear of Rockville High School (Vernon). the parade was made Wednesday checks. Silver medals are $19.76 Basketball dunking out except in pros NFL history. 1 Indianapolis 12 15 2 26 Windsor Congregational Church and night by the Manchester Bicentennial each, and bronze medals, $3.50. committee reported that it was too. Dunking a basketball is taboo for all players except professionals and in A quick search of the records 248 points, 121 of them in those first backs. Cleveland 10 17 2 22 a charter member of the Wednesday Commission. Time capsule subcommittee late this year to start construction of college and schoolboy play it calls for a technical foul to be assessed for any reveals the last AFC team to recover five games when the lost to Oakland The sturdy offensive line of center West Afternoon Club of South Windsor. ’The parade will coincide with the members said they would be ready the shell on the Manchester (Com­ pre-game or game violation. from such a horrendous beginning 31-20, Los Angeles 24-13, Buffalo 38-31 Ken Mendenhall, guards Elmer W L T Pts Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. South Windsor barn Manchester Lodge of Masons obser­ soon to approach the Board of Direc­ munity College campus. When the Kansas City Kings of the NBA visited the Hartford Civic Center was Cincinnati in 1970 when the and New England 21-10 after an Collett and Robert P r^ t and tackles Houston 18 11 0 36 William M. Page of Albany, N.Y.; vance of its 150th anniversary. The tors for permission to locate the time Fund raisers for the bandshell Wednesday night the squad engaged in a fun pre-game dunking session which Bengals not only lost four of their opening day win oyer Chicago 35-7. George Kunz and David Taylor % Minnesota 13 11 2 28 two grandchildren and seven great­ lodge will have a special marching capsule near Mary Cheney Library. will be conducted in January, drew Oh’s and ah’s from the crowd. first five but six of seven before Lydell Mitchell has become a 1,000- protect Jones and block for Mitchell San Diego 12 12 4 28 grandchildren. They hope to bury the capsule, with a February and March to help finance Only Nate Archibald, the man they tagged Tiny, didn’t participate, most streaking home in seven straight to yard runner, Baltimore’s first, with and Co. Phoenix 12 13 3 27 leveled by fire contingent in the parade. S Denver 11 16 1 23 A memorial service will be Sunday Commission Chairman Nathan marker above ground designating its its construction, which is expected to likely due to two ailing legs. Once the game started against the Boston win the Central Division title. ’They 1,095 yards in 13 games and the se­ Fred Cook (16Vii) and John Dutton at 6:30 p.m. at Avery Heights Chapel, A fire of undetermined origin ding with about 10 men and one Agostinelli reported that Bicenten­ location, next Thanksgiving Day begin in early spring. Celtics, Archibald proved that he could reach up over the hoop if necessary. then lost their playoff game to cond highest touchdown-scorer in the (15), the two young defensive ends, Canadian leveled a potato storage bam on engine. Fire departments from ’The former league scoring champion is listed at one Inch over the six foot Baltimore, 17-0. AFC with 14 while remaining out lead the sacking corps from the W L T Pts Hartford. Burial will be in Center Winnipeg 23 10 0 46 Cemetery at the convenience of the Ellington Rd., South Windsor, this Broad Brook, Ellington and Vernon mark but even with elevated shoes Archibald doesn’t hit that height. Enough What has happened to produce this front as the conference’s defending defense although Mike Barnes (8) champion in pass catching with 59 4 Quebec 21 12 1 43 family. morning, fire filte rs said. provided standby apparatus and men about Archibald, as good a one-on-one player as this writer has ever seen. dramatic turnabout in the Colts’ for­ made the big one against the aja receptions for 538 yards. Dolphins, dumping Don Strock on a Calgary 15 13 2 32 Newkirk and Whitney Funeral The turn, a converted wood frame for South Windsor. Back to the dunking subject of the day. tunes? •JaJ Edmonton 15 17 2 32 Home, 318 Burnside Ave., East Hart­ tobacco shed at the rear of Admiral Including the Eighth District When some of the taller Kings hit the rim in the pre-game warmup, the ’Trite and shopworn as the phrase Bill Olds pairs with Mitchell in the third and 25 situation in the fourth Toronto 9 18 3 21 ford, is in charge of arrangements. Moving and Storage Co., was con­ engine, there were six pieces of ap­ basket dropped two inches. may be, this truly has been a team ef­ starting backfield and Marchibroda quarter. Joe Ehrmann, who teams Thursday's Results Cost of maids a-milking soars brings in Don McCauley who has 11 with Barnes at defensive tackle, also There are no calling hours. sidered a total loss, South Windsor paratus at the scene. South Windsor Here’s where Richie Powers showed the mark of a good official, which he fort under the inspirational drive to Quebec 5, Winnipeg 4 Fire Marshal William Lanning said. responded with engines, a rescue- new Coach Ted Merchibroda with touchdowns and Roosevelt Leaks in has eight sacks with the front four The family suggests that any LONDON (UPI) - The The cost of three French But six geese cost 20 per money, a World Wildlife Phoenix 7, Indianapolis 1 No one was hurt in the fire, Lan­ vehicle, and an aerial snorkel, and personnel produced by General some situations although Leaks mis­ accounting for 47V^ of the 56. Stan memorial gifts may be made to the British government’s anti­ hens and four calling birds cent more at $72 and the Fund spokesman said. San Diego 7, Cincinnati 3 ning said. The bam housed potato about 25 to 30 fire fighters. Manager Joe ’Thomas. sed Sunday’s Miami game because of White, an outside linebacker, who Newin^on Children’s Hospital or to inflation policy has cut the has doubled. But two turtle seven swans are $38 more The hiring of eleven a charity of the donor’s choice. sorting equipment and a forklift vehi­ ’The blaze was declared under con­ cost of Christmas this year ’The offensive line that allowed an injured toe. leads the club in tackles, also has 6V4 doves are a bargain at $10. expensive at $179. ladies dancing is still Bert Jones, the club’s No. 1 draft sacks and six interceptions. Jim NHL cle, but there were no potatoes in the trol at 10:06 a.m. Fire fighters — at least for anyone plan­ Last year they cost three Musicians now charge more quarterback sacks (49) than something of an any club in the AFC last season, has choice in 1973, has arrived as a first Cheyunski has taken over the middle Campbell Conference Mrs. Stanley J. Dobush building. remained on the scene until about ning to give his true love times that much. for each performance Patrick Division South Windsor fire fighters 11:30. extravagance — $1,040 for permitted only 37 in the first 13 class quarterback with 17 touchdown linebacking job since Mike Curtis ROCKVILLE—Mrs. Casimire all the gifts suggested in The package deal for a rather than by the hour, so the day compared with $900 W L T Pts Orlowski Dobush, 57, of 58 South St. responded to the 9:07 a.m. alarm Lanning said the bam, owned by the carol “The Twelve games. ’The defensive front four that passes. He ranks second in the AFC was put on injured reserve and Tom partridge in a pear tree is a nine drummers would cost at Christmas, 1974. “We in passing with a 90.8-point rating, MacLeod is the other outside backer. Philadelphia 20 4 7 47 died this morning at St. Francis with all three fire companies. When the Hagins Co., had. been used for Days of Christmas.” reasonable $11 compared $216 and 10 pipers could be tackled the enemy passer only 21 N.Y. Islanders 18 9 6 42 the alarm was sounded, the building sorting and storage of potatoes. Lan­ are hiring them from the times In 1974 sets the pace for an behind Terry Bradshaw’s leading Ex-Dolphin Lloyd Mumphord and Hospital, Hartford. She was the wife In 1973 the cost of with $18.40 a year ago. Five hired for $240 — although Ballet Rambert,’’ the Atlanta 15 14 3 33 of Stanley J. Dobush. was fully involved iii flames, Lanning ning said he hasn’t yet estimated the providing a partridge in a aggressive defense that leads the 91.2 points. It was Jones, playing Nelson Mumsey man the corners, N.Y, Rangers 13 16 4 30 gold rings still cost $18 neither group would likely spokesman said. despite bruised ribs, who made good Bruce Laird is strong safety and Mrs. Dobush was born April 30. said, and little could be done. dollar loss. pear tree, along with all AFC with 56 sacks. Sinyihe Division each. play all day for that on four tough third-down situations in Jackie Wallace, former Viking, the 1918 in Rockville and lived in Las Manchester’s Eighth District Fire Lanning said the fire wasn’t the other fowl and an An anemic offense that produced W L T Pts ARCHIBALD HEINSOHN CEPEDA the drive to Sunday’s winning field free safety. Department was called to the scene suspicious, but he’s still investigating assorted collection of only 190 points in 14 games a year ago Chicago 11 9 11 33 Vegas, Nev., before returning to goal and a 10-7 victory over the Rockville in 1960. She had been on mutual aid at 9:15 a.m., respon­ the cause. singers, dancers, is. Before tossing up the ball, he brought out the measuring stick and found Vancouver 10 14 5 25 employed in the clerical department milkmaids and leaping that it did not meet specifications. ’The result was a 15-minute delay until Fewer visitors St, Louis 10 16 5 25 of Pratt and Whitney Division of lords amounted to $5,- Civic Center workers could make an adjustment. Kansas City 9 18 4 22 Minnesota 10 19 1 21 United Technologies Corp., East 633.60. Personally, I like to see a basketball player dunk the ball, especially a CANTON, Ohio (UPI) - The Hartford. She was a communicant of In 1974 the cost rocketed Calvin Murphy who is under six feet. I think the average fan likes to witness a number of visitors to the pro football Norris Division St. Joseph’s Church and a member of to $9,810. But this year it dunk shot. Hall of Fame during 1975 will be W L T Pts Fuller says decisipn Montreal 23 5 5 51 its Rosary Society. has been reduced by about 197$ MONZA It’s been outlawed in college and schoolboy play by the rule makers for the fewer than last year, according to Don Smith, public relations director Los Angeles 17 12 2 36 Other survivors are her mother, 20 per cent, to $7,856, ac­ simple reason that rims have been bent out of shape in some instances and Pittsburgh 12 14 4 28 Mrs. Natalie Kaminski of Rockville; cording to the World schools and colleges are not as fortunate as the Civic Center to have for the Hall of Fame^ supports union view Smith estimated Thursday that Detroit 10 18 4 24 four brothers, John Orlowski, Wildlife Fund, compilers experienced maintenance personnel on hand to handle such situations. Washington 3 25 4 10 about 235,000 people will have visited Edward Orlowski, Stanley Orlowski of this unlikely economic Adams Division and Mitchell Orlowski, all of indicator. . Celts live up to expectations the Hall of Fame this year. Last year Town and municipal employe union operators are required on snowplow 261,000 persons viewed the shrine and W L T Pts Rockville; and two sisters, Mrs. Vic­ The list of gifts “We better do something good here tonight or we may be in trouble,” Buffalo 19 8 4 42 officials were scheduled to meet this vehicles, according to Robert Fuller, an all-time high of 365,000 visited the tor (Helen) Champ of Rockville and suggested by the carol was Howie Roberts, chief tub thumper of the Boston Celtics said before the game Boston 16 7 8 40 afternoon to iron out details on the president of Local 991, American Hall of Fame in 1973. Mrs. Harold (Sophie) Smith of Federation of State, County and dreamed up in a feudal age against Kansas City in Hartford earlier this week. Toronto 11 12 8 30 manning of Manchester snow California 11 18 3 25 Needham, Mass. removal vehicles. Municipal Employes. long before union rates “We haven’t looked good here for some reason,” the long-time publicist The funeral is Monday at 8:15 a.m. An arbitration session resolved the Fuller said an arbitration session, affected prices. Last year, said.'‘*Pcan’t put my finger on what we have been doing wrong. We just don’t Thursday's Results from the White-Gibson-Small long-standing dispute over how many held ’Thursday to clarify a July 29 ar­ wage-led inflation hiked HERE'S THE LAST OF OUR 1975 play good basketball in Hartford.” N.Y. Islanders 4, Toronto 2 Funeral Home, 65 Elm St., with a bitration ruling, upheld the union’s the cost by 70 per cent. 'Die Celts didn’t play good basketball for one half against the Kings but in Buffalo 3, Minnesota 2 Mass at St. Joseph’s Church at 9. Eight maids a-milking the final 30 minutes, the talented crew Red Auerbach and Tonimy Heinsohn Floyd Little exhibits position: ’That two men should be Burial will be in St. Bernard’s assigned to each snowplow. went up from $5.92 for an MONZAS PRICED AT has rounded together looked and played like champions. They literally blew NBA Cemetery. Fuller said today’s meeting was eight-hour day to $11 the Kings out of the Civic Center. Eastern Conference Friends may call at the funeral Citizen opposes called just to review procedures for following a pay award to After the game, no one was happier than Roberts. Atlantic Division home Sunday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 assigning the extra men. agricultural workers. FACTORY INVOICE! “We got going in the second half. I’m glad the people in Hartford, who have class in farewell bid W L Pet GB p.m. new town programs Town administrators couldn’t be Negotiations by the been tremendous to us, had a chance to see the real Celtics,” he added. Boston 17 7 .708 — Musicians Union led to a MONZA TOWNE COUPE I For the fourth straight time in four games over a two-year span the Celts players I’d tell them, if they’re really Philadelphia 18 8 .692 — A request to the Manchester Police reached today for comment on the MONZA 2+2 Floyd Little plans to retire Satur­ “It’s time,” he says. “Nine years big increase in the rates IncludM 4 cyl., «ulo. tram., body mid*., sport mirror, This ont has a 4 apd. bant., 4 cyl. tnslno, daluxa totl played before a sellout crowd. as a running back is long enough. I’m not involved, to go play golf or Buffalo 14 13 .519 i'h Department and opposition to town arbitration decision. door midt., P/tlotrlng, rsdio, stowawsy apart, ataoi baits, dty-nlla mirror, apiart mirror, wtwol mtda., day after the final game of a pro Bic Pen workers for hiring drummers. radio, whltawalla, HD battary. S t No. 370S Tho Celts have three dates left in Hartford—Jan.13 against Portland, March nearly the only running back drafted something else. You have to be New York 10 19 . 345 9>/2 programs were among items ballad whltawalla, floor mate. SI. No. 37S1 career that started with the Denver Similarly, the cost of ten 9 with New Orleans and April 6 against Cleveland — and it’s likely that the in my year still playing. Clint Jones, dedicated, totally loyal. If a man Central Division presented Thursday night at a public Broncos’ 1967 opening game on Sept. to vote Saturday pipers more than trebled, FACTORY S Q A R I l O O Celts will draw more than 50,000 for the five Hartford ‘home’ dates this Mel Farr, Travis Williams, Harry isn’t ready to go all out all the time W L Pet GB comment session. 3 and closes against the Miami Bristol soldier from $208 to $665.60. f S < 4 0 1 9 ' > INVOICE season. and doesn’t have the mental Atlanta 14 10 .583 - on new contract Only one man appeared before Dolphins in the Orange Bowl. Jones. They’re all gone. I have This year prices have In Boston, the Celts have been averaging 13,400 for home games and 11,000 prepared myself for retirement for toughness to do it, he’s got problems. Washington 12 12 .500 2 Mayor Matthew M. Moriarty Jr. who dies in Korea 'The Broncos won that opener in ’67 12 .500 2 MILFORD (UPI) — Workers at fluctuated and the MONZA TOWNE COUPE MONZA TOWNE COUPE for two Hartford showings. two years and this is it. It’s been a lot You’ve got to expect to play every Houston 12 presided over the session. Anothor 4.3 lltro V-8 but this beauty baa a 4 apaad against Boston (now New England) Cleveland 13 14 .481 2Vj Bic Pen Co. will vote Saturday BRISTOL (UPI) - Spec. 4 Scott government’s $12 ceiling 4.3 lltro V-8, auto, trana., body mIdt., day-nlta mirror, of fun, just beautiful. Sunday.” The citizen opposes the town sport mirrors, whaol mida., radio, P/atooring, HD plua radio, whaol midt, ataal whltawalla, powar on a balmy late summer afternoon at New Orleans 9 16 .360 5V2 whether to accept a tentative con­ Norman Winters, 21, of Bristol, was on pay claims has brakaa, HD battary. St. No. 3589 UConn-B.C. game sold out Little goes out as No. 7 on the all- accepting any more federal funds battary, P/brakaa. St. No. 3701 old Bears Stadium with Little and “A lot of people think the game Western Conference tract and end a nearly three-week electrocuted while woring on a com­ stabilized wage rates and time rushing list with 6,303 yards and because of “strings attached, and the FACTORY $ 9 7 n A 8 1 All 11,000, plus, tickets for the University of Connecticut - Boston College Cookie Gilchrist sharing the running owes them a living. Not me. I ap­ W L Pet GB strike at the factory of the world’s munications antenna in Korea. prices. preciate the opportunity to do my one game to go. He still runs back probability that the town will have to basketball game Jan.2 at the Hartford Civic Center have been sold. The load and Steve Tensi at quarterback. Detroit 11 12 .478 - largest producer of writing in­ An Army spokesman said the acci­ INVOICE O f U O best. Nobody owes me anything. The kickoffs and once returned punts so pick up expenses of new programs in sellout is a plus sign that the UConn Classic in 1976-77 will be staged at the When the Broncos drafted Little Milwaukee 10 14 .417 IV2 struments. dent happened Monday, but no other game just isn’t as much fun for me his total combined yardage is 12,148 the future.’’ Instant Civic Center. This year’s UConn Classic dates are Jan.9-10 at Storrs...Former No. 1 in the first combined draft after Kansas City 10 16 .385 2V2 The agreement was reached details were available. MONZA TOWNE COUPE MONZA TOWNE COUPE any more. Too many people seem to for No. 8 on the all-time list. Leroy Chicago 5 19 .208 6V2 He is also opposed to the proposed Ready to go with 4 eyt. tnglno, day-nlta mirror, doluxa Cincinnati pitcher Clay Carroll has agreed to join the Chicago White Sox. the AFL-NFL merger, the man who Thursday, but no details were an­ passport 1 Nlcaly tquippod with 4 cyl., auto, trana., body midt., think only about the almighty dollar. Kelly’s total of 12,330 in seventh Pacific Division Buckland Commons development Iwhoal midt., radio, whltawalla, HD battary. S t No. aaat bolte, sport mirror, roar dologgar, body mIda., Former major league baseball player Orlando Cepeda has been indicted on followed Jim Brown and Ernie Davis nounced. Nine-hundred members of Unlad glaaa, whaol mida, radio, whiltwtilt. Ot No. place could be within reach. W L Pet GB and he said he does not want any I3 S 4 S drug charges in Puerto Rico...Successful surgery was performed yesterday as No. 44 in the Syracuse backfield Not so many want to give 150 per cent Local 134, United Rubber Workers, photos. 3798 any more. For the last two years Little has Golden State 19 6 . 760 — more low or moderate housing in Pine tree state -• on Bill Kilmer’s seperated right shoulder. The Washington Redskin quarter­ didn’t know what to expect. After went on strike Dec. 1, the day after • In lull color “I came in at the end of an era. It’s attended law school at the University Los Angeles 18 11 .621 3 Manchester. FACTORY $ O 7 O n 0 3 back was injured last week. Hillhouse High in New Haven, Conn., the old contract expired. ’The largest of the six New England • All olftcial sizes. S « 3 6 0 1 » * time to step down. There still are of Denver, taking off the current Phoenix 14 9 .609 4 He told the mayor he thinks salad INVOICE 0 i O U Bordentown Military Academy in Major issues were seniority, con­ states with 33,215 square miles, • Professional quality. plenty of guys who really love to play quarter (September-to-January) to Seattle 14 14 .500 m bars in public eating places are un­ Bordentown, N.J., and Syracuse, he Portland 10 18 .357 10‘A tracting and wages, a union Maine is the only one of the 48 conter- • $6.50, 2 photographs football and are willing to take the devote all his efforts to football. With sanitary and should be banned. regarded Denver as another world. spokesman said. minus United States that borders on nassiff camera EVERY NEW MONZA 4 CYL. ENGINE INCLUDES A 60,000 bumps and bruises. When I came a year and a half to go. Little is Tliursday's Result Strict enforcement of the no “I’ve never been there,” he The Milford plant, which can turn only one — New Hampshire. Its deep­ 629 main st. here we had 40 guys and at least 38 thinking of a law career “down the Atlanta 114, Los Angeles parking bans in fire safety lanes at MILE OR 5 YEAR ENGINE WARRANTY. WE ALSO HAVE recalls. “Never been west of New out two million pens daily, is the only ly indented seacoast measure 3,478 manchester wanted to go all out all the time. road.” In the meantime he has the shopping plazas of the miles. West Quoddy Point is the most OTHER 1975 NEW AND DEMOS IN STOCK AT YEAR END| Jersey except on quick trips with the American facility of a multi-national 643-7369 These days people seem to want to several offers to consider. ABA Manchester Police Department was Syracuse teams. Now, I’d never live firm headed by French pen magnate esterly U.S. mainland town. PRICES! It’s refreshing to listen to Little Pet GB requested. 24 hours anyplace else but Denver.” get more out of life than they’re W L Marcel Bich, who bought it in 1969 Long Although Little is only 33 (born willing put in. sum up his career: Denver 19 5 .792 from the Waterman Pen Co. ,652 3>/2 July 4, 1942), younger than many “I’m retiring from football but I’m “Nobody owes me a thing. I ap­ New York 15 8 OUR USED CARS ARE GUARANTEED TO not retiring. I’ve got to work 32 more preciate the opportunity to do my Indiana 16 9 .640 3V2 NFL players and still going strong, San Antonio 15 9 .625 4 GIVE YOU SATISFACTION! he has decided to call it a career. years. If I have any advice for young best.” await Dolphins Kentucky 13 12 .520 6V2 Virginia 5 22 .185 15>/i NERICAN NEW YORK (UPI) — It’s going to be a long 24 hours for the Thursday's Results Virginia 94, New York 90 WANTED 74MALIRU $3495 Miami Dolphins. station Wagon. 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Matuszak charged a five-year contract which expires I M C K A l t ...... s q b b a s t l - M SHOES’23.95 BOOT’25.95 I P/ataorIng, P/brakaa. after Sunday’s final seson game ...... i b . 4 M KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Defensive end John Matuszak of the Kansas South Africa wins .....3forl«e City Chiefs is in trouble again for an alleged assault. against Baltimore. Plunkett would MIAMI BEACH (UPI) - Unseeded have to play out his option year with Kareem leads H AH LINE POTATICMPf s-orbasTWC Matuszak, 6-8,280 pounds, must appear in Municipal Court Feb. 1 on a mis­ South Africa scored a 2-1 upset win CANADA DHT6Nlia ALE 3qia.7«e demeanor assault complaint by Glenn Wates, 5-6, 145 pounds. the Patriots in 1976 if he wanted to NEW YORK (UPI) - Kareem Abdul-Jabbar of the Los Angeles Lakers, r over second-seeded France 'Thursday negotiate with another National 'ThU Year Glee A ChrUtmee PnUi Biuket”' It was the third time in five years, Matuszak, 25, has faced legal action for and will meet third-seeded West Ger­ who leads the National Basketball Association in three statistical categories, CHEVROLET Football League team. OPEM DAILY S A.M. TO t PAL * SUW AYS • A.M. TO I P.M. REGAL MEN'S SHOP CARTER alleged assault. many in the semifinals of the 18th an­ is the new leader in the computerized fan balloting among Western ^ ^ Y a SeWraa ifaral* Saedby Plepari, piwa t e l^ ncirefs • Reports also persists that the San Matuszak said Wates,21, insulted his wife in a parking lot outside a bar nual Sunshine Cup tennis tourna­ Confernece centers for the 1976 NBA All-Star team. Abdul-Jabbar has 25,596 CONN. LARGEST AND MOST COMPLETE'MEN'S SHOP Francisco 49ers, whose stadium is 50 Monday night. He said he grabbed Wates’ shirt front and left with his wife ment. votes while Bob Lanier of Detroit has 23,376. miles from the home Plunkett shares DOf-907 MAIN ST./MANCHESTER after Wates apologized. Wates, who suffered a swollen jaw, swollen elbow West Germany had a tough time Other leaders in the Western Conference are Rick Barry of Golden State at with his blind mother, are interested ■PERO PRODUCEI” 643-2478 1229 Main St. Manchester and facial cuts, said he was talking to a parking attendant friend when with Sweden before gaining a 2-1 win forward and Nate Archibald of Kansas City at guard. Eastern Conference in a trade for the former Heisman Matuszak hit him and his wife kick^ him. He told police they apologized to qualify for Saturday’s semifinals leaders are Bob McAdoo of Buffalo at center, John Havlicek of Boston at 276 OAKLAND 8T.. MANCHESTER • 643-6384 Trophy winner from Stanford. later and left. opposite South Africa. forward and Walt Frazier of New York at guard.

f PAGE SIXTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 19, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Fri., Dec. 19, 1975 — PAGE SEVEN'TEEN Kentucky findings Win streaks on line tonight Finley waited for WSox move awaited Basketball for Manchester and Catholic Pee Wee and then went after Tanner With Greg Turner pouring in 14 LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPI) - One points, Manchester Travel downed Senior Captain Mike Quesnel paces phase of the University of Ken­ It’s a full slate with a ir six area Portland is at 3-0 Coventry High. Hospital. He is definitely out for the CBC, 18-15, last night at the Com­ OAKLAND (UPI) - Oakland as a major league outfielder, In 1971, Tanner brought his team in losing the playoffs to Boston. Many chortled, “If I signed him for $10,000 By LEN AUSTER the Indians in scoring with a 19-point tucky’s “in-house” investigation of teams scheduled and one girls’ game “I’ve never seen collectively in my Bulkeley game and how much more munity Y. Criss Peterson had nine reportedly will get the same $70,000 a third in the tough American League wondered if the fact that Finley had a year, Veeck would have to make up Herald Sportswriter average followed by Mark Demko, A’s owner Charlie Finley says possible violations may be completed on tap. On the distaff side, seven years anything like this,” is uncertain. He joins senior Co- points and Tim Grady six for CBC. year he had b ^ n getting from the West and the Chisox finished a sur­ lost pitching ace Catfish Hunter to the difference. So I’ve outvexed senior guard, who is hitting at a 13- he has “outvexed” Bill Veeck and released by Christmas, Universi­ Winning streaks will be on the line Manchester High, 1-3, entertains grimaced East Coach Stan Ogrodnik Captain Bill Moffett on the sideline Sox. prise second in 1972. But they skidded the New York Yankees in a contract Veeck. That’s comedy, bud.” point per game clip. Simsbury is a by signing Chuck Tanner to ty of Kentucky Athletic Director tonight when the three local cage Simsbury at Clarke Arena at 6:15. talking about his injury situation. with a disabling injury. Finley said “the reason I have not to fifth in 1973 and fourth in 1974. dispute had not been the real key to Veeck said, “I’m disappointed, ob­ Cliff Hagan said Thursday. new CCIL member having won the Midget manage his Western Division named a manager before this is “Tanner possesses the qualities I the A’s’ playoff loss. viously,” and implied he had wanted combines swing back into action. Rockville High, which snapped its Jeff Heim and Scott Holland who The school is currently conducting “As a coach you don’t ask for wins or CVC crown a year ago with since champion Oakland A’s for the because I was waiting to see what have been looking for in a manager to keep Tanner around as an “in­ Hexed East Catholic, with a three-game downswing in its most missed the last game should be Action at the Community Y saw The Tanner deal was sealed in a two-pronged investigation into losses just that everybody stays departed 7-0 Tom Young leading the would take place in the Chicago for a long time,” said Finley. “I surance policy” in case Richards ran soaring injury list with 6-4 junior Jon recent appearance, is at 2-2 Windsor ready, Ogrodnik reported. Mark Multi Circuits II get past Modem next three seasons. Chicago, Finley’s business alleged student code and NCAA healthy. I just hope sometime during way. White Sox organization... I wanted to expect him to lead the A’s to their into trouble. Lindberg the latest casualty, returns Locks in a Central Valley Conference Dumais and John Lusa are suffering Janitorial, 27-19, last night. Paul The 46-year-old Tanner, eased out headquarters and the city where violations. Hagan said the report the season we get everybody back Revamped Cheney Tech has won see if Tanner would be available.” fourth World Championship in five “I had certainly made a legitimate to the hardwood after being idle for a engagement. Also in the CVC, 2-2 from bouts with the flu but will be In Peck popped in nine points. Sparky as manager of the Chicago White Sox Veeck announced 24 hours earlier he dealing with possible student code in­ and find out what kind of club we two straight after an opening loss to The fact that Finley gave Tanner a years. He’ll be the best manager I’ve pitch to try and get him to stay with week for a 5 o’clock clash at the South Windsor High hosts 2-2 the starting lineup. Reserve guard Laggis and Harold Whiting five Wednesday by newly-approved was putting an old friend and cohort, fractions at the school may be com­ really have.” East Hampton. Two big reasons for three-year pact seemed to prove that ever had.” our organization,” Veeck said. “I Eagles’ Nest with Bulkeley High. Newington. The Bobcats and John Murphy has a bad ankle but will apiece for Circuits. Manny Johnson owner Veeck, sealed the deal with 67-year-old Paul Richards, in the pleted by next week. the early Beaver success have been Finley really wanted Tanner, who Tanner will be in a tough spot. place of Tanner. think that Charley Finley has signed Manchester High, leading the CCIL Newington are unbeaten in con­ Lindberg, East’s second leading dress for today’s game. Only 6-4 scored 10 points and Earl Lappen stormy Oakland boss Finley The investigation of possible NCAA 6-1 Emil Haberern and 6-2 Paul had m anag^ the White Sox since Dark piloted the A’s to their uusual Tanner still had three years to go at this stage with a 3-0 record, visits ference play. point maker with a 17.5 average junior Gary Carlson seems to have three for Janitorial. , Thursday in Chicago. Tanner, who an excellent manager.” violations probably will not be com­ league foe Simsbury High which St^charz. Haberern has tallied 42 Sept. 14,1970, when he replaced Don division title but was fired after on his Sox contract and Finley along with the intangibles he also escaped either injury or illness. TTie points and Strycharz is right behind Two games at the East Side Rec performed for the Braves and Cubs pleted for several weeks, Hagan said. sports a 1-2 league mark and Elsewhere, 2-1 Ellington High Gutteridge. "We’ve talked with the dean of does very well, sustained a bruised walking wounded Eagles sport a 2-0 with 40 markers. The rest of the saw Manchester Police nip Allied aggregate ledger of 2-2. Finally, entertains NCCC foe 3-1 Granby hip in practice. It swelled way record and have not lost in seven scoring is well divided as Tech Coach Builders, 30-26, and Community Y students and it is the feeling that Cheney Tech, 2-1 and winners of its High, 1-1 Bolton is at unbeaten 3-6 beyond normal limitations and there previous meetings with Bulkeley. Gerry Blanchard has substituted get past State Bank,. 42-34. something will be completed, last two, journeys to Middletown to Cromwell High, 0-2 Rham meets 0-2 was some internal hemorraging Manchester High has exhibited a liberally. Cheney is 1-1 in COC play Wayne Bray had 10 points and Pat No smoking hopefully by next week,” Hagan said. combat Charter Oak Conference Rocky Hill at the Sachem gym and in which had to be drained Wednesday strong defense and good poise under while Vinal has not won in two con­ McCann and Paul McMahon eight Whalers home tonight PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) - An Connors favored “The last time we talked about it rival Vinal Tech which is 1-2. a battle of undefeated COC cliibs, 3-0 there was the feeling something night at Manchester Memorial pressure in taking its first three. ference games. apiece for Police. John Connelly with Oakland County judge has banned would be ready by Christmas.” 14 markers and Scott Cheney 10 were HARTFORD (UPI) —The New England Whalers return to home ice tonight smoking at the new 155.7 million best for Allied. Tim Feschler and to encounter the Edmonton Oilers in World Hockey Association play. domed Pontiac Stadium, home of in Davis Cup test The investigations were prompted Len Marshall had 14 and 12 tallies The Whalers return to Hartford after winding up a road trip with an over­ following reports of possible drug use the Detroit Lions, on health respectively to pace Community. time, scoreless tie with the Minnesota Fighting Saints Wednesday night in St. by members of the school football grounds. Brian Gallighan netted a game-high Paul. team, illegal point shaving and The ban, he said, will become MEXICO CITY (UPI) — U.S. ace Jimmy Connors is expected to defeat Earl Anthony 21 points for the Bankers with Steve Goalie Christer Abrahamsson was the Whalers’ hero in that game, turning students’ possible connection with a permanent unless stadium owners Marcelo Lara of Mexico in today’s opening singles match of the Davis Cup Sdirider chipping in six markers. away 39 assaults on the net, including what appeared to be the game-winning murder-kidnaping in Lexington can prove at a trial starting Feb. 10 North American elimination series. Mexico’s Raul Ramirez faces Brian tops bowlers shot with two-minutes remaining in the sudden death overtime. that smoking is not hazardous. Gottfried of the U.S. in the second singles match. earlier this year. Fighting Saint Mike Antonovich stole the puck and headed in for a shot, but The stadium, the largest domed Lara, Mexico’s national champion, Several of the reports centered AKRON, Ohio (UPI) - The Intertown he and Abrahamsson collided and the Swedish goalie had made still another around star running back Sonny sports arena in North America, has just recently recovered from a - j. • Professional Bowlers Association an­ Dumped yesterday in league play save for the Whalers. Collins. However, in a news con­ seats 80,638. stomach ailment that almost kept ISorton to box nounced Thursday that Earl Anthony was Manchester by Glastonbury, 62- bun out of the series and does not ference last Friday, Collins and his of Tacoma, Wash., has won its 53, at Illing Junior High. Joe Coyn The first test of Beer’s order attorneys denied he had any part in comes Sunday when the Lions figure to be a serious challenger for George Young Memorial Award for had 22 points for the winners with Connors, the 1974 champion at Forest any of the allegations at the school high average of 219,060. Larry Murray adding 12 and Tom Hockey roundup close their NFL season at home Lovell Jan. 10 and cited a polygraph test as proof against the St. Louis Cardinals. Hills and Wimbledon. , Mark Roth of New York finished Boles 10. Pete Kiro poured in 30 LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - Ken for their statements. The ban does not apply to more Ramirez also faces a tough fight second in the award competition, an points for Manchester followed by Norton, the No. 1 challenger for than 100 private boxes or the ad< with (jottfried, who defeated him average three pins behind Anthony, Jamie Gallagher (9) and Ken Hill Muhammad All’s world heavyweight ministralive offices of the four times earlier this year in Bruins on tear and Roy Buckley of Columbus, Ohio, (6). title, and once-beaten Argentian Islanders proving stadium, which includes dressing matches in the United States. BOSTON (UPI) - The Boston was less than one-half pin back in Pedro Lovell will meet in a 12-round rooms and the press box. Connors gallantly denied the U.S. Bruins, who host the Sabres Satur­ third. fight on national television at the Las The ruling stemmed from a suit team would crush its Mexican op­ day, have lost just once in 18 games Vegas Convention Center Jan. 10. filed several months ago by ponents. since they were humiliated in Buffalo •Senior • self in ‘Fun City’ The fight, announced Thursday, Lawrence Stockier, a West Bloom­ “It isn’t true that our team is Nov 5. BOWLING Standings — Moriarty field lawyer and longtime Detroit better than Mexico’s,” Connors said. will come two weeks before a 12- In that span, the Sabres have gone Bros. 3-0, Langan VW 2-1, round heavyweight bout at Caesars NEW YORK (UPI) - The New York Islanders are fast es­ Lions season ticket holder. “Marcelo Lara and Raul Ramirez 9-6-3 and now lead Boston by just two Palace Jan. 24 between former POWDER FUFF- Edith Tracy 178- Schiebel Auto Parts 1-2, During court hearings. Stockier are top class, internationally points. tablishing “Fun City’’ as a “one city” hockey town. champion George Foreman and Ron 462, Sandy Edwards 201-524, Sandy Kahuna Kids 0-3 called several experts to give recognized players.” The Sabres, who led Boston by nine Only 24 hours after whitewashing the New York Rangers, their Lyle: The Foreman-Lyle match also Mason 200-499, Marilyn Chmielewski testimony that smoking during Gottfried, however, said he was points after the 4-0 drubbing in Buf­ will be on national TV. 178-450, Jeannie Ojala 179-183-501, older,'’more established cousins, the Islanders put away the football games may harm the sure the U.S. team would win. falo, have lost winger Rene Robert Business AL “I like to think that we’ll fight Ali Gert Vogel 175-503, Terry Sieminski Toronto Maple Leafs 4-2 Thursday night. The win wasn’t a work health of non-smokers. “1 have a winning mentality from for a month and have sputtered in 177-491, Vicky Glass 192-462, Pat Standings — Army & of art, but rather another integral part of the overall picture all my years in tennis and I’m sure in May or June,” said Bob Biron, general. The Bruins, bolstered by the Norton’s manager. Bergeron 461, Evie Campanelli 450, Navy 2-1, Buzzard’s 2-1, destined to make NewWorkers forget all about the Rangers we’ll beat Mexico,” he said. return of Bobby Orr for 10 games and Sylvia Johansen 182, Lorrie Baker Bogner’s 2-1, 3 J ’s 2-1, the acquisition of Brad Park, Jean Dubaldo Electric 1-2, “You are looking at a team 454, Cricket Palicki 199-467, Ann mature,” said Islanders’ defenseman Ratelle and Joe Zanussi, have Brendle 194-456, Rae Jacobs 458. Westo wn Pharmacy 0-3 Phoenix ripped Indianapolis 7-1. tightened on defense while keeping Denis Potvin, who is fast maturing Sabres 5, North Stars 2 himself into the National Hockey up a steady goal production. I.MH S'l KIAL- Butch Savltio 202, Rick Martin scored his third hat Orr is now out of action, recovering League’s best defenseman. “Coming (Herald photo by Dunn) Don McLaughlin 200, Dick Murphy Business NL trick of the season- including two good gift ideos tbi^ from a knee operation. off a big game like last night’s (3-0) lilEHI Standings — Sport Mart goals within the first 49 seconds of 215-214-602, Tom Atamian 221-584, win over the Rangers, a team often 3-0, Fren’s 2-1, UAC 2-1, play—as Buffalo snapped Farrell dies Roland Smith 246-204-629, Kevin Kel­ lets down. We didn’t play as well Manchester goalie Bernie Hebert made save to protect 3-3 tie TELSO 1-2, Second Congo Minnesota’s winning streak at four ly 209, Mike Lappen 204, Larry Davis tonight as we did against the NASHVILLE, TENN. (UPI) - 1-2, B.A. Club 0-3 games. Martin’s goals gave him 17 222-576, Carl Ogren 205, Bill Avery Rangers, but we played well enough. Rockwell cuts what counts Kerby Farrell, who managed the Teammate Clark Brown moves in for puck against Glastonbury Wednesday at Bolton Ice Palace 209. for the season. The victory also Cleveland Indians in 1957, died “We’re consistent. 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Knicks said it was possible, but un­ from Phoenix last spring, has Sal. $tOO to 4KM •TORE HOURS: 12 oz. Nestle's -F-F-F-M- + -F Saturday...9-4P.M. likely, the flashy backcourt man stopped getting into foul trouble and Clotad TiMidair AGWAY.^Inc. Mon. Tuoi. Wod. Pri. Boston has won seven in a row and 1:30 lo S:30 p.m. Choco Morsels ■ f + - H - H - F - F + + - F could fly up in time for the game. started to score consistently, as well Thurt. 1:30 to 0:30 244 RROAD STREET MANCHESTER SHOP FRIDAY is 9 l/2games ahead of the last place -M--F-F-F+-F |w .g!g len n ey The Knicks, who have won three as play good defense. 540 NEW STATE ROAD, Buckland 643-5123 99o BEHIND DAIRY QUEEN 336 No. Main St. TO 8:30 P.M. Knicks in the National Basketball straight themselves, arrive in time “But what’s happening to me is 1 CO. ^ — Association’s Atlantic Division. The to see the Celtics at the top of their more of an indication of what’s 643-5123 MANCHESTER Tel. 649-5253 Celtics have won nine straight from running game. The adjustment of happening with our team ,” said PINEHURST GROCERY INC. SATURDAYS New York, which almost certainly new players and the maturing of Scott. 302 MAIN STREET 6 4 6 - 4 2 S 3 TO 4 P.M. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 19, 1975- PAGE NINETF.RN PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHKSTER EVENING HERALD, Manchoster, Conn., Fri,, Dec. 19, 1975

Youths raise funds for Kevin Collection taken for pastor ZB A meets in open session Hoop contest Saturday

taken for The Rev. John -GIFTS THAT GROW apartment at his residence. And RfHiald Eckert was granted Andover Hospital. hospital alone for the Hurst family Bolton Coventry Roland LeMay, on behalf of owner permission to reduce his Rt. 44A East Hartford and equalize the competi­ competition in Hartford The fund raising campaign is being Flora so church members from tion. Each shooter is DONNA HOLLAND will cost 125,000. Thl? does not in­ DONNA HOLLAND MONICA SHEA Anthony D’Orazio, will be allowed to conunercial property by 20 feet to es- SHEILA TULLER Jan. 4. organized by David Post and Jeff may express their ap­ allowed 25 throws and is 646.0375 clude any of the equipment they will Members of St. George’s construct a porch on a seasonal tafe^ a ri^t-of-way. 2 8 9 -4 2 8 3 District winners will go Graham. preciation to him for his scored for a make or miss. This Sunday friends and neighbors need when Kevin comes home. Episcopal Church may The Zoning Board of Appeals held dwelling on a non conforming lot The ZBA will vote in open session to the state contest which They have about 10 volunteers dedicated leadership He said all monies collected will be leaf, stem & roots its deliberations in open session for along Hemlock and Knoll Drives. until the courts have taken a stand on East Hartford’s Elks will be held in East Hart­ of Kevin Hurst will conduct a door to donate to a collection for lined up and are seeking more, llie throughout the year. First, second and third door fund raising campaign. presented to the Hurst family on their pastor at the Sunday the first time this week when it voted whether zoning boards of appeals Club will conduct a Free ford. State winners will solicitors will be easily identified as Mrs. Little is treasurer Elittle Bertrand was granted per­ place winners in each divi­ Kevin is an East Catholic High Christmas Day. morning service or mail a at 857 Main S t, Manchester unanimously to grant four variances. who act as a judicial body may be en­ Throw Contest Saturday, travel to Nashua, N.H. for they will have identification cards in of the Episcopal Church mission to construct a year-round sion will be awarded a Schooi sophomore who was injured in Anyone wishing to mall a contribu­ check to Mrs. Robert Lit­ ■The ZBA gave William Hurley of home on a nonconforming lot on titled to executive sessions for its at East Hartford High the New England contest. their lapels. Anyone able to help Women. trophy. First place winners a footbali game in September. tion may send it to the Kevin Hurst tle, Long Hill Rd., An­ Main St. permission to construct an decisions. School. Last year an East Hart­ should contact one of the organizers. Last year the ECW Edgewater Dr. in each age group will then He is paralyzed from the waist Fund, c/o Post, Rt. 6, Andover, 06232. dover. PLANTS MAKE The state’s new “sunshine” law The contest will begin at ford youngster, Mike Post said he read where the presented Father Flora 2 p.m. Children are asked proceed to the district Freheit, placed second in down and is in Newington Children’s The collection is being with a check. WONDERFUL prompted the open session for the With 2,400 troops, Gen. New firehouse question ZBA deliberations. Washington braved the ice and to register earlier in the the New England contest. CHRISTMAS GIFTS! snow of Dec. 25, l7?6, to cross afternoon. A parent should As most Elks Clubs in the Delaware River into New accom^ny the child to Barbs the country are in this We Alto Have - Macrame By PHIL PASTORET Goodale completes training Hangers, Herb Gardena and Pottery.. to go to Town Meeting Jersey in the hope of surprising sign the registration form. program, there is also a Ministers to Indians visit Hebron the Hessians garrisoned at To be eligible, boys and national contest for all Trenton. Col. Johann Rail, com­ Vodka may leave you Coventry the U.S. Army at Fort Dix, assessed. He did not get any girls must be East Hart­ breathless, but it has just as area winners. Kiro men­ \ N.J. OPEN EVERY Bolton Defective tires mander of the Hessians, ig­ William F. Goodale Jr., response. nored the advice of British of­ ford residents and between much built-in stagger as any tioned a Connecticut girl Goodale was sent to Fort DONNA HOLLAND other form of alcohol. EVELYN CROSTON Scranton Jr. Hebron Church School and worship service at son of Mr. and Mrs. NITE ’til CHRISTMAS! Presently Bolton residents pay $3 ficers and the warnings of the 8 and 13 years old. placed fourth in the Sam Houston in San An­ 646-0375 228-9561 The supper will be at the children. 10:30 a.m. William F. Goodale Sr. of per person year for fire protection. delay buses town’s Tories and did not Peter Kiro, state free The way they’re chopping at national contest last year. tonio, Tex. Whether or not Bolton will get a Guests at the First church at 6 p.m. ’Those The gifts have been At 7:30 p.m. the Rev. and North River Rd., North He said if all goes favorably it will prepare the city for a possible throw contest chairman, aid bills, we feel some He will spend 19 weeks new firehouse will be decided at a attack. When Washington arriv­ legislators are dedicated to Congregational Church attending the supper whose marked with the Indian Mrs. Marshall Hughes will Coventry, graduated Nov. be 2 to 3 years before the proposed said children do not have to LIQUOR PERMIT there training to become a future Town Meeting. ed at Trenton by 8 a.m., Dec. developing a welfare pogrom. family ^tluck supper Sun­ last names begin with A children’s names. have an open house at their 26 from basic training in firehouse gets under way. Coventry possess all the skills of NOTICE OF APPLICATION radiology technician. However those attending a public 26, he completely surprised the day will be the Rev. through L are asked to About 50 pairs of mittens home on Gilead St. John Whitham, fire commissioner, MONICA SHEA Hessians who were basketball to be good foul This is to give notice that Donald D. hearing Wednesday at the Town Hall shooters. So many have the Bishop of 8 Flalph Road, ^ s t Hart< Richard Fox, chairman of bring salads or vegetables were made and hung on the Monday church compared to the commission’s 1971- 7 4 2 -9 4 9 5 recuperating from Christmas ford. Conn, has filed an application gave the fire commissioners con­ 1972 budget of $9,975 to the 1975-1976 celebrations. In the ensuing the opportunity to compete placarded December 10,197a with the the Council of American and those with last name M mitten tree at the church. members will visit the Because of a complaint from a Licmor Control Commission for a fidence a new firehouse is wanted battle which lasted one hour, 22 in this contest. Indian Ministries, and the to Z should bring a main The church has con­ elderly and shut-ins and budget of $10,725. resident of Coventry, the state Motor CAFE type of permit for the sale of BOni’S FRUIT FARM 1 OPEN TONIGHT’til 9:00 and they will proceed with their The commissioners feel the Hessians were killed, including In the competition, girls alcoholic liquor on the premises of Rev. and Mrs. Douglas dish. tributed to the support of sing carols. Singers should Vehicle Department inspected the Main Street. Hebron, Conn. proposed plhns. Rail, and 948 prisoners were will throw against girls and Widow, ministers to the In­ When the Rev. and Mrs. these Indians through its meet at the church at 7 • FRESH SWEET APPLE CIDER proposed firehouse would suffice the Mass. Bus Co. school buses taken. The World Almanac The business will be owned by ’The hearing was led by Rap.ond boys against boys. The con­ The specter of '29 didn't Peppermill F^ib, Inc. of Main Street, dians on the Cheyenne Widows and the Rev. Mr. missions projects. p.m. Made on the premises; bring your own container j This Christmas Give The town’s needs indefinitely. Wednesday. notes. wait for Halloween to come Hebron.bron, Conn,Con and will be conducted Soma, chairman of the commission. testants are also divided by Donald D. Bishop as permittee. River Reservation in Fox return home Sunday, Church Sunday Later, the singers will go and eavel Included in the commissioner’s The department pulled two buses haunting us. Gift You Want To Receive ’The first person to speak was Leon into three age groups, 8 and ^Dated — December r 12.1 Ifira. Oklahoma. they will take with them a , Sunday School at the to the home of Mr. and reasons for seeking a new firehouse out of service for defective tires. • APPLES, GOOD FOR PIES SEATING Rivers, selectman. He asked those at 9 years old, 10 and 11 years They will arrive Satur­ pair of homemade mittens Gilead Congregational Mrs. Donald Raymond for Many varieties available starting at $1.50 par 16) are that the present structure is not Sam Sweetman, bus manager, the hearing to forget two false ideas You can reduce the amount of old, and 12 and 13 years old. day and be guests of Mr. for each child on the reser­ Church will be at 9:15 a.m. refreshments. quart bag. adequate to house the vehicles, there said, "The tires on these buses were — “that the proposed new firehouse sugar in many recipes by one The younger shooters and Mrs. F r ^ Brehant Sr. vation and a Christmas gift, O Samsonite is no room for repairs and other replaced as well as tires on other and Mr. and Mrs. Sirreno • BOSC PEARS AVAILABLE Fine casual furniture is a toy for the firemen and that the necessary maintenance, the building fourth cup if you substitute will be allowed to stand 4 for each child from the buses. We put on a total of 28 brand drained, canned fruit syrup ARTS and CRAFTS volunteers are just a clique or social is landlocked, and it is a wood-frame feet in front of the regular 260 BUSH HILL RD., MANCHESTER, CONN. Beautify Your Bar! new snow tires.” boiled down to about one fourth foul line to reach the hoop club.” building. Dr. Arnold Elman, superintendent cup. Exceptional beauty ■Rivers said, where fires are con­ Opinions of residents at the hearing of schools, said, “Mass. Bus (k). had and superb comfort cerned, “A great many lives are at ranged from those feeling the new called us and told us that they were f UnTIT SlWwWWtiWWwf UfjPnVilP fl SHOW and SALE make Samsonite* stake — theirs (volunteer firemen) firehouse should have been built having a problem with tires and that at lha BarMates" perfectly and yours (Bolton residents” ). yesterday to those feeling a new the buses would be running a little Student Canter of the elegant for your Soma told those in attendance the firehouse is not necessary. UNIQUE GIFTS Mancheatar Community Collage home bar, recreation fire commissioners began seeking late.” Joann Neath told the firemen they The buses are all in operation (Bldwall Straat Campua) Decorate your table! room or den. Their more space for their equipment in do an admirable job with what they at handsome design, today and running on schedule. With coordinated Hallmark paper partyware and 1971. He said the present firehouse is have but asked if they couldn’t con­ leather-soft vinyls being used to its capacity. Earlier accessories. Easy clean-up, too! tinue with what they have or just a Dec. 19th, 20th & 21st and rich decorator this year the commissioners learned little while longer because a new colors make every their proposed addition to the building would increase the mill rate. FOOTPRINTS A Doc. 19th at 9 P.M. It a Juried Show occasion a special firehouse would cost about $85,000. Ronnie Morra said he finds it hard Taxesdue soon occasion! That idea was rej^ted. to believe anyone could be against A Doc. 29th : 11:99 a.m. to 9:99 p.m. • Soft, washable vinyl The commissioners did not and do something like this that would Coventry GALLERY s upholstery not feel it is worth pouring $85,000 benefit the entire town. ★ Dec. 21st -11:99 a.m. to 5:99 p.m. • Smooth, elegant into the present structure. Donald Tedford said the com­ Audrey Bray, tax collector, said 466 Main Street, Manchester French seams Soma said the present firehouse missioners should seek a firenroof the second installment of taxes on • Luxuriously- the Grand List of Oct. 1, 1974 is due 643-8953 could be used for a variety of things building to house the equipment and Select That Special Gift From A Variety of padded seat and and payable on Jan. 1. from Board of Education offices to the time to do it is now. 10-5 Monday thru Saturday Student's Paintings, Sculpture, Leather backrest another town garage. The last day of payment on these Pam Shorey said she favors spen­ Work, Pottery, Macrame, Etc... • Strong atl-steal He said the building needs work, ding only enough money to bring the taxes without interest will be Feb. 2. 12-4 Sunday base and legs but it’s not deteriorating, it’s not present firehouse up to standard. If the second installment is not MORE ^rienjl^ service ! • Versatile 24-30” ready to be torn down. Ray Cocconi said he would like to made by Feb. 2, interest will be vvfivtw tm MORE fine cfnaliiy ! height adjustment However the building must be inject the thought of morale for the charged at the rate of 1 per cent per • Sturdy wide leg- brought up to fire safety code in its volunteers. month, or a minimum of $2, MORE Complete Line 7 Piece span base ° capacity as a firehouse. That will James Rogers asked if the com­ whichever is greater, from the due Of •Chrome self- cost about $15,000. missioners could put together all per­ date of Jan. 1. Swedish Steei adjusting footrest Soma asked those at the hearing tinent information on the need for a Payments may be mailed to P.O. tyi^ncideeni • Choose Chrome or From what they would be willing to pay for new firehouse and present it to Box 185, Coventry, or made in person S lAST CINTIR Brownstone finish fire protection if they were so at the 'Town Hall, Rt. 31. AGWff OVER 25 YEARS OF CONTINUOUS SERVICE! townspeople. on base HARtrORP HP. 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There, they Officers ficials announced tributing to economic infla­ expose a weakness in our a coilection of sleeping bags, Sports again dominated the after­ ture cleaning or taking impromptu briefed on opportunities available in were exposed to the areas of Thursday they have tion, while making the Constitution. Although backpacks, and sports equipment. noon when Birgitte taught retreaters hikes. At one o’clock the last AFS’ers the welding field. After viewing the refrigeration, air conditioning, elected reached agreement on a country more dependent on there is nothing to be Dec. 28 - March 14 — *55** Eventually dinner was served and all a Norwegian game called Rotte. As left Timber Trails Camp. various stages in the process of lear­ heating, and electronics as career new six-year shipping deal, gained from signing or became prepared for the “Get To far as I know there is no American All retreaters would like to thank ning to weld, the students were given possibilities. The director of the It appears to be a promising year including arrangements Know You” activity. On this night, it equivalent to this particular Tony and Lynn Foran, Jenny and the chance to try it themselves. school gave a talk about careers in for the French Club. With Miss that wiil permit U.S. grain Qualified Coaches two hour per weak consisted of a game in which recreational activity though due to Toby Talbott and Sue Grant who Dutelle’s help the club is being shipments to Russian Each Sunday from 10:50 A.M. to everyone formed a circle, singled but the fipe reception that it received served as chaperones for the organized and this year could be ports. 12:50 P.M. the person to his left and then tried to from AFS members, one may be weekend. They were eager par­ more exciting than any previous The grain shipments PERRETT were threatened earlier MOVII^ & STORAGE OF MANCHESTER 9 find ten things he had in common developed. The game is played with a ticipants as well as having been ones. Many interesting programs are Registration Sunday, Dec. 21 with him. Some pairs made keen bat and tennis type ball, and two •patient and helpful. Basically, Carolers praised being planned by the newly elected this month when the Specialist In Local Furniture S Plano observations regarding antomical teams that run back and forth without them the retreat could not board, such as a Christmas Midnight Soviets unexpectedly carol sing-along. The audience gave MOVING sometimes, and hit each other with have occurred. The Round Table Singers and the Mass, the annual trip to Quebec, and demanded lower freight Excellent Storage Facllltiee BOLTON ICE PALACE likenesses, i.e. two eyes, two arms, full cooperation, singing “Jingle the ball sometimes, and players who I would like to give credit to choir, accompanied by the MHS band many holiday parties. rates which U.S. officials Between 10 AM and 12 PM etc., though many made serious ef­ Bells” and “Hark the Herald Angels For More Information call wait in a box and sneak across the everyone who went on this retreat. and the Manchester Civic Orchestra, said would have made it forts and did come up with some in­ Sing.” Elections took place Nov. 18 and by teresting similarities. field and well,...it’s all kind of com­ The real essence of the success of the presented the 45th annual Christmas an unanimous vote the club elected uneconomic for American- The orchestra, with the pleasant 646-S047 The remainder of the evening was plicated though I’m sure if you’re in­ weekend can be found in how the Concert Ipst Thursday. Cindy Dziato as the new president. flag ships to carry the For More^lntormatlon tones of the harpsichord, played A name associated with spent in any way one chose. Many terested any retreater would be hap­ group responded as a whole. I saw The MHS band, conducted by An­ Cindy has been a member of French grain. several old time selections, such as Moving & Trucking for over 35 Years Call 646-4433 or 649-8720 py to explain it. tremendous cooperation and friendly drew Shreeves, began the concert Club for three years. She has many A joint statement today elected to walk in the brisk New “Pastoral Symphony.” The second Foilowing Rotte, the weary AFS interaction among retreaters as well with a brassy “Caribbean Christ­ good ideas and should be an excellent said the agreement, in­ England air or participate in a un­ half of the program consisted mainly members assembled in the cabin to as chaperones. Along with the sports mas.” The audience was then treated leader for the club. itialed by the chief ique sport which I will call “Indoor of the Christmas selections from Soccer.” The high point of the await their reward for hours of hard and cross-cuitural education, it was to a processional of the Round Table The others elected were vice presi­ negotiators, included “the Handel’s “Messiah.” Modern Japan’s warriors put on an impressive display for the 25th evening, however, was reached when play. this harmony and feeling of warmth Singers, singing “0 Come All Ye dent, Mary Toland; secretary- rate arrangements of Sept. To everyone’s delight, Birgitte anniversary of the founding of the nation’s postwar Self-Defense retreaters began pouring out of the An international culinary triumph which made the retreat worthwhiie. Faithful” and carrying illuminated treasurer, Aimee Trabitz; and 17,1975, regarding the ship­ Notice! Svendsen, AFS exchange student, bathrooms in nighttime attire en­ was served. This consisted of Jayne — Gail Heimann candles. historian, Marc Laufer. Sandie Forces. ment of grain to the Matchmaker, Matchmaker? sang “Silent Night” in Norwegian, MANCHESTER TAILOR SHOP couraged by the taunts of their peers Monk’s “Pancakes From England” Once on stage, the Round Table Bellone will be in charge of the newly USSR.” Yes! Identical ring fashions and gave a recitative. assembled in the adjacent room. as first course followed by Birgitte Singers sang six of their carols in­ formed newspaper. Gone Featured as soloists throughout the Temporarily Relocated for Him and for Her! Great After much deliberation and mat­ Svensen’s “Norwegian Cucumber cluding “Twas the Night Before Any French literary contributions When you lose something special evening were Brian Beggs, Judy Cun­ tress arranging the AFS’ers easily Salad” and Nancy Schaffer’s Christmas,” which was a thrill for are appreciated, also puzzles and In The Same Block, 2 Doors Up, at togetherness! The hardest person to tell ningham, Stuart Flavell, Micky Education today: the younger generation. Judy Cun­ cartoons. Anyone who is interested 117V2 SPRUCE STREET feel asleep. “Sesame Chicken Breasts-Japan.” Is yourself. A.G.G. Simon, Bradley Wojeoski, Kevin ningham and Stuart Flavell soloed in in joining the French Club should Marceau, Michael Weiford, Patricia PHONE 649-2184 3 diamonds in “Christmas Day,” and a medley of listen for announcements of up­ Quaile, Birgitte Svendsen, Lori Veal Proposed: Way to shake up “I thank you for your cooperatlonl” Christmas tunes. coming meetings. — Marc Laufer M-karatyeilowgold The advanced choir and the regular and Arline Trippe. Piano accom­ — Joseph Grimaldi choir sang some popular carols, in­ panists were Karen McArdle, Marina His, $510 Hers, $320 cluding the fast paced “Carol of the Moyer, and Diana Webb. Editorial: Reviving bad habits Bells,” along with “Amen” and “0 The Christmas Concert did much to Gossip liberal arts students Holy Night,” with Randy Murphy get the audience of 700 persons into In recent years a hew trend has tic Love. It was all pretty much this is all the more reason to think singing a solo in the latter song. the spirit of Christmas, something One of the The Bennington plan, Dr. Parker said the se­ Dr. Parker — even if it is Worst aspects of PATRICIA McCORMACK begun to inRuence the high school alike, too. You can listen to nearly about them. The band concluded the first half of we all should have the year ’round. — United Press still at the recommenda­ cond major, in the brand not so noted on the ROCKLAND FARMS student’s life. Perhaps it should be any song from that time and say, I am not recommending a return to the concert with “Great Songs of S. Colbath and Robert Weiss Gossip International tion stage, is for each new and very diverse field, diploma. Has Fresh Cut, Native called an old trend. It is called the “See! rii bet that song came out of Sixties campus riots. I am not Christmas” and “Three Christmas Is its liberal arts student to would involve a little risk­ A double diverse major Universal Appeal. Fifties Revival. Fifties music and the Fifties.” recommending a stop to the Fifties Miniatures.” Liberal arts graduates knock off two majors in­ taking on the part of the would give the student a lot Christmas Trees Math pencil A.G.G. student. modern music in the style of the Fif­ Not so in the Sixties. The music kick. I’m merely saying that we Time was not wasted while the often come out of college stead of one. more flexible equipment Guaranteed to be cut within one week ties is very popular. “Greaser was innovative, it had style and form. should open our minds to what is orchestra set up, and Martha White, pushers place and can’t find a job that A part of the plan: the But she doesn’t see for the future, according to Dances” are very widely accepted Most important, it carried a choral director, led the audience in a majors must be in diverse anyting bad about that — Dr. Parker. of sale from a local Connecticut happening around us, form opinions The Thursday, Dec. 8 Math meet at fits exactly with their and very well attended. I might add message. “The Sounds of Siience,” about the issues, discuss them, try to majors — in medieval fields. Music and physics. “sticking out one’s neck.” Tree Farm, E South Windsor High School saw that 1, too, attend these dances. I “I am a Rock,” “Nowhere Man” and Biochemistry and Visual She has a respect for its “ One of the things a Easy Payments change them by showing our beliefs Manchester High’s team overpower history, French literature, have been bitten by the Fifties ‘bug’ many more were excellent social' Arts. Philosophy and Black capacity to prepare one for students should learn as to others. Hall High School for sole possession ceramics or philosophy. Or We also have Wreaths and Cemetery as much as the next kid. I go to the commentary. Music, Computer Science the reality of life and job undergraduates,” she said, Some people believe that there are Skaters score of second place in the Capital Area Tis the season what-not. Baskets dances in rolled up dungarees and And here we are in the Seventies. and French. And so forth. situations. “is to learn the limit of no issues for the high school students. M anchester’s Hockey team Math League. After a tough workout The fall season is fleeting before As a result, the liberal a vaseline. I listen to “Rock Around Our music is mostly about romantic The thinking behind this “One of the troubles in different methodology, to They are dead wrong. An MHS stu­ opened its season missing two with their pencils, which included a us, leaving barren trees and windy arts degree is under at­ the Clock.” I have seen “American love, and it is pretty much alike. was discussed in a undergraduate majors,” test it against an alter­ Open from 11 • 9 dent regardless of what he might players from the already small team. variety of strenuous finger exercises, days ahead. All the golden brown and tack. Some critics of Our 75th Anniversary'Yfear Graffitti.” Fantastic! Great fun! A The students, particularly the high telephone interview with she said, “is that students native. CORNER OF ADAMS STREET St TOLLAND TPKE. wish to be true, is still a citizen of the The Fermi Falcons, with four lines, Manchester’s math minds combined orange leaves have fallen from the higher education call it a 958 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER marvelous recreation. But does this school students, reflect the worth of Dr. Gail ’Thain Parker, 32, major in something they (Across from Caldor’s) world. If we search for issues, we swooped upon the tired locals in a for a total score of 70 points, good tree limbs, giving way to Jack Frost rip-off. “ No m atter what one Hartford • Westfarms Mall nostalgia bit point to anything, a decade. In the Fifties, students can find them. Is it okay for schools to Bennington’s president — are good at and they don’t may become in terms of C lopsided 13-0 crushing. Go ahead, enough to garnish a 10 point lead over and Old Man Winter. deeper? Where did it come from? were very fun-oriented and oriented and the youngest female get much of a chance to Here are some examples; The laugh, but the team never gave up. third piace Hall High. Thanksgiving has passed, and all offer the plain old liberal jobs presumably one will to little else — unless, of course, they college president in the na­ take a risk — unless the in­ issue of busing for racial integration. Goalies Terry Milka and Bernie Spearheading their attack were the turkeys can relax for a little arts degree alone — at have to deal with reality— were serious students. 'They lived in tion. stitution encourages it.” Is it good or bad? What about the mo­ Hebert faced close to seventy shots. senior Doug Baker and junior Mark while, but not too long because today’s degree prices? and in many complicated Certainly part of nostalgia is worn grooves, never seeing what was As Dr. Parker sees it, The double-diverse ment of meditation? Since the first This team has spirit and desire, Otter with 14 points apiece. Junior Christmas is just around the corner. A four-year liberal arts ways make different caused by the wish to get back to over the grooves edge and never the double major in diverse major wouldn’t need to be week it appeared, we have remained and if they keep hustiing, victories Dave Hardy chipped in 13 markers, This year more than ever it seems degree from a private decisions during one’s life. better times. In these days of infla­ trying to change their course. fields would encourage two formal majors, accor­ silent about it. What effect will total will follow. ’They still need your sup­ and senior Micky Simon and as though the holiday season is college currently, with tion, depression, low national pride, The Sixties: Students became students to have a lot of ding to Dr. Parker. A par­ “ And my own feeling JUST ARRIVEDIII equality for women have on port. The schedule is as follows: Hall sophomore Dave Ostrom also con­ sneaking up all too quickly. Depart­ room and board bills, costs and world turmoil, the carefree Fif­ aware of the issues. They raised ticular school, for exam­ would be that the lifestyles? How will it affect the (W. Hartford), Dec. 20, 7:30 p.m.; tributed, with Ostrom earning a fine ment stores are holding Christmas $24,000 flexible mental equipment ties are a natural to turn back to. questions, they fought for their rights ple, may have a senior traditional undergraduate family structure? Many of us will be Wethersfield (at Glastonbury), Dec. score of 11 for his first effort in “A” specials, sales and they are At Bennington College in for facing the future. Why not the Sixties? Because the — perhaps, I admit, a bit too loudly It would, in effect, shake year report required for major does not give one! the voting soon, so what kind of person is 24, 1:00 p.m.; Enfield (at Enfield), Team competition. Bright spot for decorating windows, to attract the Bennington, Vt., school of­ From the Manchester State Bank the ideal Sixties were violent, tumultuous, and and violently at times, but they knew them up, shape them up each major — a reqirement kind of equipment people best qualified to be president? A con­ Dec. 27, 8:15; South Windsor (at the local pencil pushers was eyes of customers. ficials do more than duck small gift for grab-bags, parties, table a five-star, brick-throwing. Hag- what was going bn in the world. and get them out of the making it physically im­ need in order to have an gressman who knows how to speak South Windsor), Dec. 30, 3:00 p.m. sophomore Sandie Bellone, who Christmas shoppers have begun to when barbs about liberal burning, noise-making, over­ And now the Seventies; The yelling nice comfortable rut of possible for a student to do educated mind. decorations or that nice something extra.... and represent well, a businessman For its second game of the season, walked away from the “B” Team rush around, bustling left and right, arts come their way. exaggeration of the issues. and rioting has stopped. Good. But in majoring only in a field in two such reports. who knows how to run things or a Manchester played Simsbury at Competition with a perfect score of trying to find what’s right for the The school’s planners “An educated mind is Look again. It’s true .that the many places, so has the awareness, which they feel comfor­ But there’s no stopping a common man who knows the people? home. Simsbury scored early, but family. are in with a blueprint that flexible. It can pick up a Sixties were a place full of the opinion forming and expression, 18. table — having student from getting into Which candidates do you agree with? Manchester came back and knotted Continuing their early season hot Santa’s helpers have seated may well add some vitality problem and think of alter­ ■sf bandwagons, slogans and shouting, and the stretching of the mind with demonstrated a yen or the subject of his second in­ Closer to home: Should we have an the score, with Jack Getting getting streak, however, was Conard High themselves inside public buildings, to liberal arts degrees — native ways to solve it. It but the students then were aware. the issues. In our rush to get good talent for same from high formal major in depth all open campus? the goal. In an exciting second School, who stretched their lead over willing listeners of long wish lists, to wherever they are being can manipulate ideas.” A comparison of the music will grades and good jobs, in our wish to school days. by himself, according to Let’s ask ourselves questions like period, Manchester pulled ahead, 2-1 the Silk Towners to 22 points for the the delight of many a small child. worked on. show the differences between the be less violent than our Sixties these. Let’s look around. Let’s think. on a goal by Kevin Hiers. The season. With oniy four meets The holiday seakon is definitely a Fifties, the Sixties and the Seventies. counterparts; in our nostalgia for the The Fifties may be good clean fun, Manchester Indians, again out- remaining untii the Connecticut time of hustle and bustle, but to each In the Fifties, virtually all music Fifties, let’s not forget to be aware of but don’t forget the Seventies. — numbered,jfaded in the third period, Math Meet, the Manchester Number and every individual the season holds dealt with the same topic — Roman­ now. Maybe the times are bad, but Steve Latham and goalie Terry Milka was peppered men have their work chalked out on a special meaning, and whatever the with shots, six of them going in. The the blackboard. — Dave “Beau” meaning is, I hope this season is a Profile: Linda Reilly finai score was 7-2. — Bob Mumford Beaulieu happy one for you. — Linda Reilly Christmas The first time I met Linda Reilly, I profession because she enjoys .the time for giving. found her to be a friendly person in working with people. She has a love her own quiet way. I have since come for animals too. Presently she owns Bulova to know her as a sensitive, in­ fish and cares for plants. telligent, amiable, and loving person. Linda is a very creative person. This is Linda’s first year at MHS. Being musically inclined, she takes Accutron® 9 Moving to a new high school, es­ pleasure in playing the piano and pecially one this large, can be a very guitar. She also likes to write short ...the time to give. difficult experience, but Linda has stories and poems, and to knit oc­ adjusted well. She’s made many casionally. Art is Linda’s favorite Now, just in time for Christmas, you friends and has become involved in creative pastime. She is taking an art can give the watch with the famous MHS activities. Linda enjoys atten­ class at school, and she draws and tuning fork movement... proven ding school here because she says paints on her own. One particularly that the students and teachers are interesting hobby that Linda has is accurate to within a minute a very friendly. These people are what making arrangements in jars of wood month *... for as little as $85. v r Linda feels “make up a school.” and stones which she finds. See all the exciting new styles right Before she came to Manchester, Linda was impressed by the now, while our selection is Linda lived in Watertown, which is English department’s variety of complete. A small deposit will hold Large daluxe decorator Holiday Christmaa Bowl... courses. She believes it to be advan­ smaller than Manchester. Most teen­ trimmed in red and green leaf... tageous to the student because he the watch of your choice. agers complain that there is little to B. Classic round do for amusement in Manchester but can choose a course centered on his A. Smartly case in stainless *1.50 ea ch , available at bank only. tailored In a steel with drive around town and eat at the Linilu Reilly own individual interests. She is bright and aatin Roman dial. silvirtone MS. •We will adjust timekeeping to this tolerance, il necessary. various hamburger stands and ice taking a philosophy course, for which finish. M8. Warranty is (or one year MANCHESTER STATE BANK cream shops. I was surprised when she wrote her philosophy on life. It is Linda told me that her view of has enabled Linda to work at Crest- as follows; “He who sees only colors 1041 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT 06040 TELEPHONE (203) 646-4004 Manchester was quite favorable. In field Convalescent Honle. She enjoys in life is blind, but he who shuts his 3pen Sat. 9 A.M.-Noon • MEMBER FDIC • YOUR DEPOSITS INSURED FOR $40,000.00 comparison to Watertown, she has the job, and plans to pursue a nursing eyes and opens his mind can see not determined that it is very lively and career after graduation. She has only the true colors of life, but is sen­ i has much to offer. She feels that if wanted to be a nurse for a long time. sitive to imperishable beauty.” ^Remember - Manchester State Bank, your hometown bank does not go outside one of the many high school activities At one time, Linda was aspiring to Those people who have the chance ^Corner^ cheering section the community tor decisions effecting local business llnsnclng. isn’t taking place, one can always be a scientist. She then became to meet and know Linda cannot help SUOOR917 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER find something to do in town. specifically interested in medicine. but become sensitive to such a "Manchester Has More Of Everything...Shop Manchester" One of Linda’s courses at MHS is After contemplating becoming a beautiful person. — Debby MHS’s “corner” cheering section, an example Indians at a recent basketball game. (Photo by thp rnrnP nursp aid nrnctram whinh veterinarian LindaL^d chose the nursing Diirhesneau pf true spirit to their fellow fans, rallies for the ^one) jt t MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn- Fri., Dec. 19, 1975 - PAGE TWENTY-THREE PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., F ri- Dec. 19, 1975 News analysis ^Common situs picketing^ bill presents President a dilemma GIFT GUIDE

By SARA FRITZ Dunlop, a respected Harvard Ford’s signature on the bill would WASHINGTON (UPI) - An economist with years of experience firm up the support he enjoys among obscure, well-worn issue with a fun­ in construction industry labor construction workers but force many ny Latin name now poses a costly relations, has done nothing to squelch conservative businessmen to turn to political dilemma for President speculation that a presidential veto GOP challenger Ronald Reagan, who Ford. would bring his resignation. opposes the bill. Faced with losing the support of A veto will appease some conser­ some conservative Republicans or Having fashioned a union- vatives but risk a Dunlop resignation the loyalty of a cabinet officer, Ford management compromise on the bill and force the building trades unions soon must decide whether to sign or by promising that Ford would sign it, to follow through on a threat to “ac­ veto a bill on "common situs Dunlop says construction industry tively work against” Ford. picketing.’’ negotiating in 1976 will be "un­ The unions insist Ford should sign ’The bill would allow a trade union mitigated h e ir if it is vetoed. it because, as AFL-CIO Building to picket and shut down an entire Trades President Robert Georgine construction site even though its Opponents of the measure — in­ cluding a long list of White House ad­ says, he can ndver appease conser­ VISIT MERMAID’S Gift and SEASONS GREETINGS from quarrel may be with only one subcon­ Miles Auto Sales, owned and visers, Republican politicans, vatives who would rather have Christmas Village (119 tractor on the site. At the present Reagan in the White House. ’The con­ Griswold Street in Glaston­ operated by Erwin C. time a building^ trade union must business organizations and right-to- bury, just off Route 2) The Tuxbury, Quality Cars, servatives reply that Ford should Reasonably FTiced. He invites o t t e - s f o p confine its picketing to the subcon­ work groups — insist instead it will biggest Christmas Shop in the cause strikes and cost Ford the con­ veto it because his support among area. Open everyday. A his many friends to stop by tractor with which it has a dispute, construction workers is weak. delightful place to visit. and see him. 478 Center St,, but other construction work may con­ servative vote in 1976. Manchester. 646-8604. The President will pay a political All agree the victor ultimately will shop tinue. be the right*to-work movement, ‘"The very title of this problem price no matter how he decides. Those invoived in the dispute explain which has gained new vigor and sup- seems to cause a lot of people pain,’’ it this way: portas a result of the b attle^ for the Labor Secretary John Dunlop said ’The bill has passed CongrdSs but in c ( <; r c Wednesday. order to prevent a pocket veto it probably won’t be sent to Ford until Craft Routes seteeUve after Congress’ Christmas recess. SpecialLiing ^Family viewing^ critics The issue known as “common situs in picketing” plagued politicans since CLOCK Typewriters shier the time Ford first was elected to Handcrafted RADIO ARE BURE TO BE A MOBT WELCOME OlFTt WE’RE HEADQUARTERB| FOR • OLYMPIA AND /. BMITH-CORONA, from $99.95 SALES • RENTALS REPAIRS chided hy Sen. Pastore public office. It stems from a itenu... • 24 Hour Alaim precedent-setting Supreme Court Avtemelkal* “SAUS - SERVICE - RENTALS - SUPPLIES” ir«*r« ruling that Denver craft union uun»T Open Fri. A Bat. 10-9 OoM Off Each Day AUo Manehetler*. Headquarter, fort WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. John At SoiTM Tim* S*t Business Machines & Office Furniture T o o !^ O T C i r "While ‘family viewing’ may not pickete illegally shut down an entire Bunday 11-5 0. Pastore, D-R.I., lauded the televi­ • Eot Plieii* Jock mark the millenium, it is an en­ construction site in 1949 in a dispute 725 E. MIDDLE TPKE. % Mon. a Tuea. 10-9 • Mumlnaiwi Numtrob sion industry Thursday for voluntari­ MON. thru FRI. couraging sign that the broadcast in­ with one subcontractor who was Wadneaday 10-8 • HtVAM With Eaiy T* ly cutting violence in its programs MANCHESTER ^ StUct Sytitm dustry recognizes its great respon­ paying iess than union scale. RL83,Talcottvffle and said critics of “famiiy viewing” 10-9 sibility to the American public and Although the building trades unions 649-1766 FU8T F M EVnYTIBK FOR T K FXMIY t H O K SRNX 19111 have failed to offer an alternative. intends to act accordingly to police have been trying to reverse that prin­ DOWNTOWN MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER • Phem 145-8221 Pastore said the television industry SAT. 10 to 5:30 its own house to avoid exposing ciple ever since, Congress continual­ Dip ’n strip - Old family responded to the probiem of children to excessive televised ly spurned the bill until Dunlop eased pieces of furniture make excessive violence “with specific, CHRISTMAS excellent Christmas gifts for TIL CHRISTMAS violence.” the way in August by drafting a com­ responsible self-regulation” by set­ your loved ones. Have them A-VIERICAN DRIVING Pastore, chairman of the Senate panion measure to stabilize contract GIVING stripped now so that they can THE ting aside the first two early evening WANTED TO BUY - An- SCHOOL - Christmas Gift cer­ Communications subcommittee, said bargaining in the industry. be re-finished in time for hours for programs suitable for the Uques, Lamps, Dolls, Clocks, tificates - Give to anyone on “the threat of excessive televised Dunlop also managed to convince Christmas. Route 31, Coven­ "'’iir list that does not drive. entire family—the so-called “family Oil Paintings, Furniture, Most violence has been too well Congress the construction industry, try, 742-8804. anything old. 646-2690, 646- Special prices on all cer­ ■iALPINE viewing” period. 2 Make it a Delicious documented and too long ignored for beleagured by the recession, high 1882. tificates, may be used “I strongly support these broad­ MANCHESTER PARKADE anytime in 1976. For informa­ us to listen to the carping of a self- labor costs and 20 per cent unemploy­ caster and network reforms,” i Christmas With A NEXT TO FORBES AND WALLACE tion call, 643-8552, g a.m.-7. VERNON interested few who would oppose any ment, needs such a law. CHRISTMAS =HAUS Pastore said in a Senate speech. attempt at meaningful reform. S Food Gift From Us! PRESENT RT. 30, P O S T R O A iTPLAZA, VERNON Exit 96 off 1-86 Religion in America M We Have... FOR YOUR DOG e -k Gift Hams & Turkeys *S k FruH Baskots Relatives Visiting For The Holidays? Overcoming Christmas blues k CandlBs & Nuts End Your Transportation Worries... Leasing Corp. DAVID E. ANDERSON would a c k n o w le d g e : At the root of much of is possible and so we are “Christmas to many peo­ M k Baked Goods HtNIALAR * 319 Main St, MancResfer UPI Religion Writer this, according to Benson, set up for a letdown.” ------Phone 643-2145 4 Door Granada Pinto Sedan 4 Door Torino 4 Door Maverick Christmas, the season of ple is almost a command­ is the fact that “most of us Christmas, Benson con­ 5 ★ Doll Party Turtleneck Swqata>8, good cheer, is usually ment to be happy” and that just don’t realize that our cludes, has ceased to be a Doggie Toys, Fancy painted in reds and greens. happiness is the “proper” Christmas expectations symbol, has ceased to con­ M Platters Collars and Coats... For all too many people, attitude for the season. are grounded on childish dense a variety of feelings Comptat* grooming for however, the color winds “The trouble with these hopefulness and adolescent and memories into a com­ § all typaaofdoga up blqe. ‘proper’ attitudes,” he romanticism.” monly shared celebration wawaaiiaiaiaBaaiaiBPBaafiBBnBaiBM adds, “is that they tend to NICHOLS MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. ’The “Christmas blues” Benson says he doesn’t but instead has “become a aew v a iw w a iiaw a i*** SilDS & "Stocking Stuffer" This Christmas Heed For is one of the most wideiy interrupt the normal ebb depreciate either provacateur of insatiable and flow of everyday YALE 295 Broad Street remarked on but least hopefulness or roman­ desire” whether it be Remington ® SCISSORS emotions” and the TYPEWSITER frequently dealt with psy­ ticism, but stresses that material or emotional. I Post Road Plaia R L30 Manchester, Conn. Blasto Clean^'' SERVICE I VERNON chological phenomena “manipulating (of) oneself “during the modern Christ­ But he says the Christ­ TYPEWRITERS a rt-0800 into a merry atmosphere Spray cleaner and ADDtNO MACHINES HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8.-00 to 5:30 around. Sometimes it mas season, we are driven mas biues can usually be lubricant (or any SALES • REHTAU FOR during Christmas has seems that nearly to conclude that all the overcome “if we are electric shaver. . eR EPM M Thursday 8.-00-8:00 - Sat 8-1 overgrown its religious a Quick and OUKTTI e a s o w m M m CHRISTMAS everyone has had a touch hopes and dreams of all the willing to recognize the 1 WALNUT CHEESE trays and dimensions and has convenient. All Makes Slandtrd of it at sometime and, like Christmases past can and psychological pressures in­ t PorUbIt trivets for needlepoint, become a modern social Ooz. can * 1 i 5 0 New end Repaired another beautiful jtersonal gift the rain, it seems to make ‘should’ be met. We are led herent in the secular DAYS TO law.” “Since there is Otsr N Tssri Esssrissia you can make from The no distinctions, falling on to believe that everything Christmas.” MIMimv Needlepoint Shop, Route 44A, CHRISTMAS the just and unjust alike. very little theological 64S-4SN . Bolton, 643-4342. : G 0 0 D A E 4 ^ ARCO 0 rationale for this forced SHAVER CENTER 41 PUMIEU PIACE TIRES George A. Benson, a _ 22 Birch Street M ANCHESm practicing Christian and a joy we all feel obliged to Uencheeter eSAS-SSSO Francis X. Terhune, Owner practicing psychoanalyst express duling the Christ- FRESH HATNE FRUITS IvaeWaWaaiiaaMiaBaiWiaiieaiaai THOUSANDS of Christmas ' 643-1161 mas season, we are Gifts from $2.-$5. The gift that in St. Louis, suggests that a Mcfntoafi Appfos » Don’t Let A | entertains forever. At new part of the reason for the probably right in con­ a Cortland Applaa Village Record Barn, Yankee For A Practical Gift Think Christmas blues is that the cluding that it is largely Noisy Muffler I Village, East Hartford. season, in the way it sustained for economic RED DEUCIOUS Of Us For Tires operates in America, sets reasons,” he said. ALSO BOSC PEARS Disturb Your I SHOCKS • FRONT END * DISC DRAKES people up for a let-down. “We are made to feel BEA % Holiday! See RAIL JOINTS • COMPLETE EXHAUST In his new book, “What that Christmas is a ORCHARD HILL .iK .im E AND OF COURSE OUR TIRES AND supreme opportunity to 425 Avan Street WappI 1 To Do When You’re I FREE MOUNTING Depressed" (Augsburg become a ‘success,’” Ben­ Open 8 a.m.-8:30 p.m., 7 days a we SMART K A U /O f/ Pubiishing House), Benson son said, adding that nuH twtn iwpu ciqn devotes a long chapter to “economically limited peo­ Brawiv Knit the Christmas blues, in­ ple are driven .to in­ SAHm Brawny— That's the cluding a couple of case debtedness that might take word for these Lea histories that could belong months to pay off in order doubleknlt Jeans to almost anybody. to avoid the failure in and matching ^ « L L A G E American life, a poor MANCHESTER BARBER dish i JIM at... shirt-jac. The cut 10 Speed B Speed BRAY'S Benson begins with an STYLIST JEWELRY STORE Christmas.” hails from the West. 38p**d insight that most people ASSOCIATION iREGAL M um n In every detail. Right Featuring r a n U n S t, Manchattar > KitchenAid f Cornar of Broad and down to the stylish Set Up and Ready to tto MEN'S Itratoh Wigs jg Canter St. flare. And comlort FREE LOTTERY TICKET LocaTf23 Wishes Each LAYAWAYS WELCUME no OFF Mth M with $10 or Mor* P u rc h iu l • General Electric ^ 846-2112 comes from the new eiganUc Selection OIPT CBRTIFICATE8 Manchefter'i Ofdeet And Everyone A non-glitter, Eitabllthhd Jawlary Store/ M u r e .r. snag-resIstant RK Men’B Products FARR'S FOR CHRISTMAS r h a s a q iit • Frigidaire doubleknit el 100% 2 this St T in s, thru Fri. W£ SUGGEST: HAPPY HOLIDAY Dacron- polyester. UpMtWytalt • CHARMS • PINS i o r y o i r ^ Appointments Preferred • WATCHES •CLOCKS Slat* Blu*, Light Qr**n, Navy, Dark Phone • BRACELETS 'CMRBTIttS AND Green, Yellow, Ru*l, Brown. • GLASSWARE SEASON! r i s THE SEASON to be jolly 646-0867 • DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT TKE The following barber shop* Jacket Sizes: S-M-L-XL RINGS and ... SON in a warm house boughtught froinI MM M!!lb >!!l M>lk m\^k i • WEDDING BANDS ! HLUXHIWniS Merritt Agency, 646-1180. Slack Sizes: 30-42 Waist* : s w a n Lk PEARL WILL BE OPEN MON., OEC. (To FurawM 649 Main St., Manchaater 22nd and MON., DEC. 28th: Tal. 643-2171 JACKETS * 2 8 * ® i* Cut Your Owiv GIFT CERTIFICATES ■ Whllt Sprue* e WILLIAM PAGANI BARBER SHOP FOR YOUR last minute 3 Summer Street Available at The Market Crown h*r* at * 1 7 ® ® Restaurant, Glastonbury, ilem-s, hostess gifts, stocking th* Nurnry. - * CAPITOL BARBER SHOP SLACKS Conn. 633-3832. Seasons stuffers, tree ornaments. Many Colors Available In Longs! Greetings to All. Come to Lift The Latch, 977 Fr**h Cut, 843 Main Street Main Street, Manchester. Fragrant Bal- * LONDO BARBER SHOP nm , and 307 East Center Street Scotch Pino. * JOHN’S BARBER SHOP im amaw {• Ballad * 384 Hartford Road REGAL MEN'G GHGP Buftapod cowNfcricur s tABCEf r and MOST coMPLtTt MEN s srone" LIv* Fraaor. * MANCHESTER BARBER SHOP [WILTON S SHOP Fir, or Colo­ 1099 Main Strict MAIN ST., MANCHESTER jRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON For The UnloMnloM and rado Sprue*. Unusual InI QUALITYQUA * PARKADE BARBER SHOP CHRISTMASIS 0IFT8IDll G 378 Middle Turnpike 964 Main St., Downtown a PINE BARBER SHOP Manchester • 643-7781 Beautiful Colorful 856 Center Strebt Polnsattla Plants e PROFESSIONAL BARBER SHOP 360 Main Street Chooa* from our Largo Solactlon of Qltta * RAZOR’S EDGE for Gardonaral 457 Main Street * RUSSELL’S BARBER SHOP Corner of Oak & Spruce Streets WHITHAM NURSERY * THE STYLIST FOR MEN "Crow With Ut" 701 Main Street i Rout* 6 BOLTON 643-780S * THE VILLAGE BARBER SHOP OPEN DAILY a SUNDAY 6:00 to 5:00 P.M. 312 Main Street PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Fri., Dec. 19, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Fri„ Dec. 19, 1975 - PAGE TWENTY-FIVE LEGAL NOTICE Help W a nM 13 Halp Wantad 13 Homaa For Sala 23 I'amaa For Sala 23 Foreign news commentary: PalnUng-Paparlng 32 Artlch a tor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale Sporting Qooda 48 Apartments For Rent 83 Court of Probate NORTH COVENTRY- 5Vi Dlitrict of Mancheiter room Ranch, fireplace, full MANCHESTER NOTICE TO CREDITORS INSIDE - Outside painting. SKIS - 5’9”, good condition. MANCHESTER - newer three ESTATE OF JOSEPH SIMARO aka WE NEED 5 MORE basement, one acre. $31,900. * 3 7 ,5 0 0 Special rates for people over $35. Call 646-1948, anytime. bedroom Duplex, half of two JOSEPH A. SIMARD, deceaied Century. 21, Tedford, Real 6-4 Duplex. Fireplace, two 65. Fully insured. Estimates family, full basement, in­ Pumiant to an order of Hon. WlUlam 1 2 t o 1 4 Y m t W d * Estate., 647-9914. DEN DF ANTIQUITY cludes appliances and E. FitzGerald, Judge, all clainu must separate furnaces and given. Call 649-7863. (Antiques at Sensible Prices) North-South dialogue be presented to the fiduciary named to eanvM S for Oia driveways. One apartment carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, $280 below on or before March 17, f>76 or be MANCHESTER - Colonial, WALLPAPER Hanging - $3.00 250 MAIN S T. M AN CH ESTER Garden Products 47 per month, Paul W. Dougan barred by law. Tbe fiduciary Is; vacant. Herald central location, good per roll. Experinced Realtor, 646-1021, 6434535. Antoine Michael Slmard MANCHESTER mechanical condition, new its economic sovereignty aid to repair the damage 97 A Twin HIU Drive MANCHBSTRR CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING tradesmah. Call R. PARIS (UPI) - Put it Coventry, Conn. kitchen cabinets^ small barn, Starkweather, 644-3194. MANCHESTER - new unusual down to the Christmas was being wrested from it. they have caused to the EVENING HERALD owner anxious, $29,900, Hayes • 4 0 ,0 0 0 CHRISTUAS SPECIAL BUY YOUR one bedroom Duplex spirit, but there were those Producers of other raw economies of the poor Mon., Tuos., Wod. 5-8 P.M. Corp, 646-0131, Like new recent three PAINTING - interior and POTATOES Townhouses now rentiing at at the opening of the North- materials — tin, copper, nations. This suggestion bedroom Two Family, exterior, paperhanging, 20% DISCOUNT Independence Village. Full OVERSIZED CAPE - Six PHONE 643-2711 basements, private entrances cocoa, sisal, bauxite and was aimed at least partly Court of Probate CALL 647-9946, 3-5 P.M. separate furnaces, excellent work. References. Off any Item of your choice. This weekend only. South Dialogue who District of Manchester rooms, with central air- FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD DIRECT FROM and patio, incluudes heat, at reminding the poor separate driveways, 60xU0 Free estimates. Fully in­ (Bring Thie Ad). thought the whole exercise others — dreamed of set­ NOTICE TO CREDITORS conditioning, eat-in kitchen, sured. Martin Mattson, 649- appliances, carpeting, air con­ nations of this damage, in ESTATE OF ALBERT D. KAUSE, fenced level lot: Nice rear THE just might work. ting up a cartel on the oil dining room, brand new bath, 4431. Sat and Sun. 11:00 - B:00 ditioner. Close to shopping, deceased three good sized bedrooms, yard. Quick occupancy. model. Two years later, an aUempt to persuade Pursuant to an order of Hon. William ADVERTISING church and bus. Model open them to stop supporting the E. FitzGerald, Judge, all claims must Bonds-Stocka-Mortgagea 8 TRAINEES - for our Heli-Arc $35,000. Philbrick Agency, 646- MANCHESTER ADVERTIStNQ PAPER HANGING Expert. POTATO 11:30 - 8 p.m., daily. Henry St. those plans remain only be presented to the fiduciary named welding departm ent. No 4200. DEADLINE ••S96666966666S666669S69SS off Main St., Manchester. There were others, of dreams. oil nations on every point. helow on or before March 9,1976 or be Your average paper, in Heating-Plumbing 35 SNOWMOBILE - Skidoo, barred by law. The fiduciary Is; MORTGAGES, loans first, se­ experience r^uired, We will • 4 4 ,0 0 0 RATES average room , $25. Mr, WAREHOUSE Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- course, who suspected that But in the meantime, the This sort of politics will cond, third. All kinds. Realty train qualified applicants. Older Three Family, needs 12:00 noon lha day balort Elan, four years old. Used two Previously at Caldor’s, 1021, 643-4535 , 649-3940. Anne L. Krause publication. Richman, 646-3864. FRANK SCOTELLA Plum­ the Dialogue might do for Third World drew up plans be in play at every step. 44 Ridge Street statewide. Credit rating un­ Apply at Connecticut Cycle paint, near bus line. 1 day . 10« word par day years, total five hours. With now locatsd Manchester, Conn. NEW LISTING Dsadllns lor Saturday.and bing - Repairs and double trailer, gas can, poverty what the Geneva for what it called the “ New B u t th e Dialogue is necessary. Reasonable. Con­ Accessories, 316 Hartford, Clean Ranch on nicely 3 days . .9$ word par day R. HEBERT & Son GRIFFIN ROAD NEWER three bedroom fidential, quick Rd., Manchester. 6 days . ,8a word par day Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. remodeling, sewer lines helmet, gloves. Asking $600. Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all Disarmament Talks have International Economic different from most inter­ treed landscaped lot. Six MANCHESTER paperhanging, painting, com­ cleaned electrically. Prompt SOUTH WINDSOR arrangements. Alvin Lundy 26 days . .7a word par day mercial and residential, free 649-2252. Cut Windsor Town Uno appliances, carpeting, full done for the arms race — Order.’* Basically, this national negotiations in rooms,, garage, utility 15 Words, $2.00 minimum service on emergencies. 643- Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu­ GAS STATION Attendant with •02,000 PLEASE READ estimates, 644-0642. OPEN DAILY 9-8 basem ent, $260 monthly, institutionalize it and turn called for raising its share that it deals with the most Court of Probate, District of tion Plaza, Hartford. some mechanical experience, shed, stove, refrigerator, Older Three Family, plus a Happy Ada .... .$2.19 Inch 7024. FOR SALE - Coppertone elec­ Frechette & Martin Realtors, it into a wordy bore. basic issues, like hunger Manchester Evenings, 233-6879. evenings. Apply 270 Hartford air conditioner, enclosed $2,000 sq. ft. masonry YOUR AD tric stove and refrigerator, 644-3280 646-4144. of the world’s Wealth from NOTICE OF HEARING J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom BOTTI HEATING and Plum­ $150 for both, Kenmore and poverty. When the ESTATE OF ELIZABETH M. Rd., Manchester. porch. Aluminum storms, building with Business Clatalllsd ads ara taken over Painting - Interior and But the Dialogue opened 7 to 25 per cent (it has 70 the phona as a convsnianca. bing - All heating and plum- washer and dryer, $75 for Third World talks about BUBB, deceased screens, doors. Recently Zone n i uses. Retired out ex terio r. P a p e rh a n ^ n g . j,j„g repairs plusYemi MANCHESTER- Three here with a three-day 27- per cent of the world’s peo­ Pursuant to an order of Hon. William DIETARY AIDES - high The Herald la ratponilbis lor Teling. both, call 875-0614. bedroom apartment, in newer painted. Unusually good of town owner financing only ona Incorract Inaartlon and ^moc^elmg. Gutters. Fully Call64j-1496 nation ministerial session ple) through higher and raw materials, it has in E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated December school graduates, various Antiques 48 2-family, carpeted, 12, 1975 a hearing will be held on an □ EMPLOYMENT value in the mid-thirties! available at Interest. then only to Uie size ol lha insured. 649-9658. SEIKO direct from importer, that was most marked for stabilized raw materials mind the times that Ghana applicaUon praying that an instrument hours. Apply from 9 a.m. to 12 original Insarllon. Errors which appliances, air-conditioning, 99999S9999999S999999999999 save 30-40% on men's its spirit of accommoda­ prices, massive aid, the and ^m bia, for instance, purporting to be the last will and testa­ noon. Monday through Friday. I CHRISTMAS IS do not lassan the value ol the BOB JOBIN- wallpapering WANTED Antique furniture, $245 monthly, security ment of said deceased be admitted to Help Wanted 13 BOLTON Bdvartitamant will not ha cor­ Flooring 38 watches, chronographs, glass, pewter, oil paintings, or required, references, no pets. tion. No rich industrialized had to cancel plans to build probate as In said application on file East Hartford Convalescent BELHORE AGENCY and painting, quality work to shift of technology and fac­ Home, 745 Main St., East Realtors 647-1413 •11,000 rected by an additional Inaar- divers, sport and dress other antique items. R. 643-5836. Available February nation pretended that the badly needed schools or more fully appears, at Uie Court of i your satisfaction. models. Guaranteed. Phone tories to the poor nations Probate on December 29,1975 at 10;00 JOBSEEKERS Employment Hartford. Privacy brook nice I East Catholic llon. Guaranteed, references and FLOOR Sanding - Refinishing, Harrison, 643-8709. 1st. hospitals because the price A.M. Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., floors like new, no waxing, 875-9791. present system works for and special trade advan­ residential area, three insured, fast service, 649-9027. Pearl J. Hultman, Asa't. Clerk with full and part time oppor­ iit (specializing in older Roors). FURNITURE - Rugs, pain­ ‘VERNON- Town House everybody, and no poor tages. of cocoa or copper sudden­ PRODUCTION PERSONNEL RANCH - Six room, 3 acre approved building lot. •9999SS9999999999S93333333 tunities available now. East - Recently established East bedrooms, large country I High School •••••••••••••••••••••«•••• Ceilings and inside painting. CHRISTMAS TREES - Cut tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, Gardens, a beautifully developing nation sought to How this will work out in ly fell. Dead end street. Oivraer Business Property 26 your own, $5. each. Firewood Hartford, 568-1070. Hartford manufacturing plant kitchen, fireplace, 12x25 fami­ Building-Contracting 33 John Verfaille, 646-5750, 872- lamps, etc. Now accepting landscaped apartment com­ achieve wealth through the As a British official financing available. 2 2 2 2 . $20 pick-up load delivered. the commissions is still requires additional production ly room, garage, shaded yard TALCOTTVILLE FLATS - consignments, for January munity of unusual architec­ impoverishment of the noted, “This is the worst Court of Probate, District of I Choral Concert White faced hefer, $250. 66 anybody’s guess. PHONE FROM home to ser­ personnel for production on quiet street. $44,900. NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - auction. 644-8962. tural design. Total electric, no Manchester vice our customers in the Homes For Sale 23 (Route 83) garage and office Birch Mountain Road, Bolton. West. The United States, which possible time to be starting NOTICE OF HEARING operations. These are perma­ Philbrick, Agency, 646-4200. LilWRENGE F. FUNO M building, 9 offices in all, and Remodeling, repairing, ad­ pets. One and two bedroom Manchester area, flexible 9S9S9999999999999999999999 643-5564 after 5. apartments available im­ There remain, however, has prospered in the old anything like this. The ESTATE OF MAY D. BARRY, nent full time employment op­ ReaHore 641-6371 I D e ce m b e r 19 & 20 garage has over 2,000 Sq. ft., ditions, rec rooms, porches SOLID CHERRY - four deceased. hours, super earnings, 249- portunities on a rotating shift. drawer chest, early iron tea mediate through January 1st. differences a-plenty. These recession guarantees that Pursuant to an order of Hon. William RANCH, 5 1/2 rooms, three plus storage. New dealer’s and roofing. No job too small. world economic order, 7773. Come join us. We offer bedrooms, fireplace, living % Dartmouth Road □ MISC. FOR SALE FIREPLACE WOOD - kettle, wall plaques, call 649- Starting at $165 per month. will begin surfacing in none of the industrial coun­ E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated December license available. T. J. Call 649-3144. Seasoned hardwood, last rejects the concept of the 15, 1975 a hearing will be held on an training, advancement, an room with L shaped dining 7 Years OM 9999#9999999#9999999999999 0429 after 5. Cali 872-0528 Monoay through i 8 p.m. Crockett Realtors, 643-1577. chance to order this year. January, when the “ new o rd er.’’ But tries will be in a generous application praying for auUiorlty to EXECUTIVE Secretary - excellent starting rate and area. Garage. Excellent •X Friday 8 a.m.-5 p.m. for ap­ seli certain real estate as In said Excellent 7 room Raised CARPENTRY - Repairs, Articles tor Sale 41 Split and delivered, $20 half Dialogue’s four working Secretary of State Henry mood.” Mature personable individual fringe benefits. Applications neighborhood. $37,500. remodeling, additions, gar­ pointment. application on file more fully appears, for 25 hour work week, 10:00 • TEXAS OWNER# in the Rsnch, 2-car garaga, 2 cord. 228-0619. groups — on energy, raw A. Kissinger, in a speech to But the recession has put at the Court of Probate on December are being taken at the employ­ Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. Beal Estate Wanted 28 ages, roofing, call David ROTOR ANTENNA for sale. 30, 1975 at 9;30 A.M. to 3:00 daily in downtown ment opportunity center of Wants salel Immaculate fireplacee, appllancae MODERN apartment, four m aterials, aid to the West in a thoughtful Patria, 644-1796. Call 646-4822 after 5. LOST - bright carpet colors ... Wanted to Buy 49 th e opening session, Pearl J. Hultman, Ass’t. Clerk Manchester architectural of­ Union Carbide Corp. 88 Long ROCKLEDGE - Seven room Ranch loaded with city utilltlee, plaatorad ALL CASH for your property large rooms, first floor, heat, developing countries and promised American aid on mood, best expressed by fice. Good typing and Hill Street, East Hartford, 9 Ranch, three bedrooms, ■l■ + -l--l-’s. Excellent auditorium walla, near achool, quiet restore them with Blue ap^lances, laundry facilities, within 24 hours. Avoid red Lustre. Rent electric sh?m- OLD DOLLS - Paying top finance — start their years food, industrialization and Kissinger when he said shorthand required. Please a.m. - 3 p.m. daily except fireplace, rec room, two-zone neighborhood, private neighborhood. Ansaldl tape, instant service. Hayes garage, $225. 643-4884, 646- send resume to Herald Box pooer $1. E. A. Johnson Paint prices for your old dolls, $65. 7268. of labor. trade and granted the that “in the past two years, December 24-25. An equal op­ heat, garage, porch, $44,900. yard. Ideal famlly-dining built. Owner retiring, Corporation, 646-0131. AA. portunity employer,-M/F. Company. and up for China and bisque The Dialogue (its formal Third World a bigger voice we have all learned that no Court of Probate, District of Philbrick Agency, 646-4200. room, three bedrooms, priced for quick tale. National Weather Forecast dolls. $100 and up for ByeTo. Manchester 1*A baths, Franklin stove. •99•••••••9•••#•••3••••••• SELLING your house? Call us name is the Conference on in the world monetary nation or group of nations NOTICE OF HEARING Businesa Opportunity 14 FIREWOOD - for sale, cut to Never give or sell a doll IM M EDIATE Homes For Sate 23 CHARLES LESPERANCE first and we’ll make you a your desire, reasonable and without getting our offer. Cali International Economic system. can solve its economic ESTATE OF HELEN M. LAING MANCHESTER ‘ cash offer. T. J. Crockett, VILLAGER APARTMENTS Pursuant to an order of Hon. William Vucanl •lx.room Czpe, locatud In O C C U P A N C Y - $40,600. 649-7620 delivered, call 646-1728. locally, 875-7356. Five room Townhouse Cooperation) was born two problems in isolation... E. FitzGerald, Judge, dated December CARPET SALES OPPORTUNITY to share Realtor, 643-1577. But he told the oil nations Hi* canltr ol town. Low 30't. MANCHESTER - New eight 15, 1975 a hearing will be held on an P A R T T IM E store on Main St., for TV man apartment, Vh tiled baths, years ago, when the Yom — the rich wing of the Mutual interest should Ownor It anziout. Tradaa con- WE BUY and sell furniture. application praying that an instrument with own equipment, store RICHARDS & KEHMNA room Colonial, family room ANDOVER - five room water­ IMMEDIATE CASH for j»ur 2 air conditioners, wall-to- Kippur War led to the oil developing bloc—that they bring us together. Only purporting to be the last will and testa­ Experienced Only aldartd. with fireplace, formal dining Cash on the line. One piece or ment of said deceased be admitted to staffed, 646-8715. Realtore, M|.S 528-0546 front all season cottage. property. Let us explain our wall carpeting, full base­ crisis and the realization must ante up more of the blindness can keep us Perfect for retired room, large living room, 21/2 Beautiful lake lot, 25 minutes an entire houseful. 646-6432. ment, heat, hot water, probate as In said application on file U G R O C K E n REALTOR baths, first floor laundry, fair proposal. Call Mr. Furniture Barn, 345 Main St. by the West that some of apart.” more fully appears, at the Court of carpet pro. BILLIARD LOUNGE for sale to downtown Hartford, $32,- Belfiore, 647-1413. □ RENTALS appliances, fireplace. No Probate on December 29,1975 at 11;00 - $5,200. Seven tables with 643-1577 sundeck, all appliances, base- 900 , 742-9718,______423-160JI. ____ Beside Douglas Motors. A.M. Please Call ment garage, large wooded ...... pets. equipment, coke machine, eiut onn 999999999999S9999999999999 [VIA I WE BUY your home? Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk 643-5171 lot, 12 Grissom Road. $56,900. CHRISTMAS LIGHT cord, 45' , Rooms lor Rent 52 649-7620 etc, etc. Rent $60 per month PHILIP ROAD - New Listing - Lots-Land For Sale 24 Quick, fair, all cash and no < ART ROSSI Peterman Agency, 649-9404, long w ith,50 lights and with heat. Call 649-3009 after 5 Garrison Coionial, attached problems. Call Warren E. •2,000 T M CRODIT LOS A O IM L tB sockets. Cost $75, will sell $25. p.m. 646-2912. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. ESSEX MOTOR INN- Weekly car-port, three hedrooms, 1 TWO-ACRE level treed lot on Used only once. 647-9297. rooms, single $56, double $69. Ford signs NYC loan bill 1/2 baths, living room, dining LASTaHNGE School Road, Bolton. Asking plus tax, continental TWO BEDROOM luxury Court of P ro b ate, D istric t of room, carpeted, private yard, $12,000. Merritt Agency, 646- INSTANT cash for your home. Townhouse, located in Manchester AIR FORCE is hiring To buy and receive tbe Tax COLUMBIA LAKE i O N It l lIMPtKAIUtl HAND PAINTED Christmas breakfast, air-conditioning, Call Dan Reale, at Reale’s OMLCANS. qualified women and men in Martin School, great location. Credit. Offer explrea Jan. 1180. I»1 10, Highland Park section of NOTICE OF HEARING □ REAL ESTATE Seven room, fireplaced Ranch, plus V. gifts, lighted trees, lamps, color TV. Call 646-2300. WASHINGTON (UPI) - Simon is authorized to led to years of court ESTATE OF RAYMOND W. SMITH mechanics, electronics, plus Owner. Asking $43,500. 646- 1,1676. Must have a signed paneled baaemeni. Lake and docking Corner Realtors, 646-4525. clocks, plaques, and figurines, Manchester. Wooded, and Pursuant to an order of Hon. William 2630. prlvUegea. MANCHESTER - Bush Hill w President Ford signed into refuse to make further battles, might have put the many more. For enlistment contract by then and can manger sets, candle liolders LARGE COMBINATION private. For information call E. FitzGeraid, Judge, dated December Rd., approved building lot, 1 WE WILL buy your home. 646-1616 or 649-5295. law ’Thursday a bill ap­ loans if he thinks there is city’s daily operations un­ 16, 1975 a hearing will be held on an requirements and informa­ Homes For Sale 23 close next year. and much more. Reasonably living room, bedroom, private application praying that an instrument tion, call 646-7440. MANCHESTER - Five room 3/4 a c res, $15,000, Bety Quick, efficient professional .priced call 875-1165. entrance, private bath, propriating ^ .3 billion in no "reasonable” chance of der a judge’s supervision purporting to be the last will and testa­ Ranch. Fireplace, eat-in This lovely new Contem­ THOMAS J. BLANCHARD Gessay .Kristofak, Realtor, service, Call us first. W. J. 3Vz ROOM aprartment. Like $36,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet Real Estate 646-0299 & cooking privileges. Call 649- ment of said deceased be admitted to porary L-Rancb has 3 Barcomb Realtor, 644-8000. O h Wf A D M P010CAS1« loans to enable New York repayment. for 10 or 20 years and HAIR STYLIST with kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, kitchen, 11/2 baths, full base­ 875-0701. WE BUY and sell furniture. 5810. private house. Appliances. probate as in said application on file ment, carport, aluminum bedrooms, 2 baths, living City to escape bankruptcy. Ford’s signature markbd possibly could have more fully appears, at the Court of manager’s license, for es­ tile baths, $435 monthly in­ Cash on the line. One piece or Basement. Lease. Working required federal troops to Probate on December 30,1975 at 10:00 tablished Manchester salon, storm dooors and windows. room w/beamed cathedral CASH for your property. Call an entire houseful. 646-6432. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING - adults. No pets, children. 643- ’The first loan, for more the end of his transition A.M. come. Hutchins Agency, 646- Convenient shopping and us first if anxious to Sell. For period ending 7 a.m., Saturday, Dec. 20. During Friday police the streets and excellent salary and fringe 3166. ceiling, fireplace, kitchen Furniture Barn, 345 Main St. room for rent, stove 2880. than 3140 m illion, was from an opponent to an ad­ Pearl J. Hultman, Ass't. Clerk schools. 61 Alice Drive, $38,- w/dlnlng area and laundry. Keith Real Estate, 646-4126 or night, snow is expected in the vicinity of the Great Lakes collect garbage. benefits, call 525-2372. What is your Property Worth? Beside Douglas Mootors. refrigerator and linen expected to be made by vocate of federal interven­ 500. Peterman Agency, 649- 2-car garage, city utilities, 649-1922. region, otherwise, generally fair weather should rule the alance provided, 801 Main St., 649- MANCHESTER-three rooms, $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room 9404 , 646-2912. Treasury Secretary tion in the city’s fiscal MATURE, RELIABLE per^ Ranch, fireplace, baseboard $49,900. of the nation. Minimum temperatures include: (approximate COUCH - 7 ft.. Colonial, style, 9879. heat and hot water,stove and son for central dietary stock We will inspect your property and suggest maximum readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 24 (50), Boston 15 gold, two years old, $150, call refrigerator, parking, no William E. Simon within a crisis and the climax of an heating; stove, refrigerator. SEVEN ROOM Cape, large room, must deliver supplies to Hutchins Agency 646-3166. an asking price. (No obligation.) (25), Chicago 18 (32), Dallas 33 (55), Denver 20 (49), Houston 40 649-6434 between 5-7. ROOM FOR RENT - $22 per pets,security, $150 per month, few days. effort started in September INDEX corner lot. Bowers School call 649-3175 , 643-0d30 after 4. three kitchens and keep inven­ M E R R in □ MISC. SERVICES (60), Duluth 11 (25), Jacksonville 30 (59), Kansas City 24 (41), week, centrally located, 146 Under the program, the by the city’s supporters in N O T IC E S area. $34,900. Assumable Supernatural growth tory records. 9-3, Monday- REDUCED FOR quick sale - RMitora 646-11$0 Ask us about our guarantee sales plan TODAY! I ! Los Angeles 40 (64), Miami 52 (69), New Orleans 32 (61), New Center Street, please call 649- city will be able to borrow 1 Lost end Found mortgage available. Owners, VERNON- spacious modern Congress to keep New The scientific name of mis­ — Friday, 9-2 on Saturday. 35 two family, 30 Locust Street, INDOOR 0013. 2 P ere on e li 643-4545, mornings and York 20 (29), Phoenix 46 (66), San Francisco 36 (54), Seattle 34 one and two bedroom, up to $2.3 billion for short York from going bankrupt. tletoe, “ Phoradendron 3 Announcemente hours weekly. Contact Mrs. no agents. 646-2426, 9-5. Services Ottered 31 evenings. (50), St. Louis 21 (42), Washington 23 (40). FLEA MARKET apartments, in a quiet, well 4 — Burdick at Meadows Con­ FURNISHED BEDROOMS - periods over the next 30 Without the aid, both flavescens,” is from the Entertainment BROAD ST. COMMON, groomed complex, heat, hot Greek and the first phrase 5 — A uctions valescent Home, 647-9194 ext. __PASEK______I REALTORS - MLS REWEAVING burns, holes. share 11/2 baths, kitchen with months to carry it through sides agreed. New York by 58. Zippers, umbrellas repaired. MANCHESTER water, carpeting throughout, iiterally means “tree thief.” FINANCIAL owner, 649-7630. those times when expen­ now would have defaulted 289-7475 EAST HARTFORD dishwasher, two air con­ Growing on the tree, mis­ e Bonds-Stocks-Mortgages CAPE Window shades, Venetian Behind Dairy Queen — ditioners, laundry, and a ditures exceed revenues. on its obligations, forcing tletoe makes its own sugar 9 Personal Loana HOUSEKEEPERS - We are 633-5786 GLASTONBURY blinds. Keys. TV for rent, on Broad Street ATTRACTIVE: SleepingS room, But the loans must be 10 — Insurance now accepting applications to rlo w ’s, 867 Main St. 649- private entrance, shower. professional staff that cares. th e city to file for and starch from its own Located off Porter St. in B&W Members National AssociaUon of Real Estate Boards and Connecticut WES ROBBINS carpentry CLEAN USED refrigerators, All included for $180, and $220, EMPLOYMENT fo r fu ll-tim e , 40 hour 5221. bath, free parking. Apply 195 repaid by the end of each bankruptcy under a chlorophyll, but draws on its Association of Realtors, Inc. Also member of Uie Hartford Board of remodeling specialist. Ad- ranges, automatic washers, EVERY SUNDAY 13 Help Wanted positions. Days. During week the Highland Park School Realtors, Manchester and Vernon Multiple Listing Service. Spruce St. no pets, 872-4400. — ditions, rec rooms, dormers, with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s fiscal year. procedure that would have host for water and certain 14 Business Opportunities and on weekends. Excellent area. Excellent home for MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. z - s 15 — Situation Wanted COUNTRY LIVING!! built-ins, bathrooms, Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- minerals. fringe benefits, ^ p ly in per­ young couple or single per- Removal, pruning, lot • Antiques, WW I items, ROOMMATE Wanted to share ANDOVER four room heated kitchens, 649-3446. 2171 apartment, appliances, wall- E D U C A T IO N son. Meadows Convalescent son. Immaculate Coventry: clearing, spraying. Fully in­ glassware, bottles, four bedroom house in 16 Private Instructions Home, 333 Bidwell Street, A home for the whole Mother Nature sured. Licensed. Free es­ tinware, chairs, tools, Manchester with three others. to-wall carpet, no childern or 19 — Schools-Ciasses throughout. $34,500. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - ALUMINUM sheets used as pets, call 742-'7676. 20 Manchester. family to enjoy. 4 provided the lovely 3-acre timates. Phone 646-3437 , 633- jewelry, trunks, books, Call 646-1749. — Instructions Wanted new homes custom built, printing plates, .007 thick, bedrooms, 114 baths, eat- setting and man com­ i WHEN YOU THINK REAL ESTATE; 5354. etc. REAL ESTATE remodeled, additions, rec FIVE ROOM Duplex, im­ HOUSEWIVES - Earn extra in kitchen, formal dining plimented it with this 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for Apartments For Rent 53 23 Homes for Sale FJ. SPILECKI rooms, garages, kitchens $1. Phone 643-2711. mediate occupancy, adults HOLIDAY — 24 Lots-Land lor Sale imeome, pleasant working room and a huge lovely Split Level home. ELECTRONIC TUNE-UP $10 Dealer's Space — remodeled, bath tile, cement preferred, no pets, 25 Investment Property conditions, hours 9-1, 5-9. Call Realtor 643-2121 playroom for the Many little extras such as : THINK ! lus parts. Brakes, shocks, work. Steps, dormers. Available WE HAVE customers waiting 26 — Business Property us for interview, 875-0776. ube, bearings, etc. DARK RICH Loam - five for the rental of your apart- references, $150, Write Box H, 27 — Resort Property children. Beautiful, double self-cleaning oven, Residential or commercial. rGuaranteed. Call anytime, yards $28, plus tax, gravel and ment or home. J.D. Heal Manchester Herald. HAPPY 28 — Real Estate Wanted wooded grounds in good center island range with ! & 5LosseU(j Call 649-4291. No Admission Charge 646-2065. stone, seasoned firewood, 643- Estate Associates, Inc. 646- ANDOVER- seven room hood, huge foyer entrance MANCHESTER - elegant two MISC. SERVICES neighborhood! Call us for * $30,500 - Clean alx-room Cape, with three large ■ 9504. C A LL 1980. 31 Services Offered WANTED: Raised Ranch, with IVz baths, and more! Must be seen. TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY bedroom Townhouse available — appt. to see. I bedrooms up, fireplaced living room, full basement. | 648-6844 32 Painting-Papering on 1.7 acres, T. J, Crockett, Venetian Hind Rttiain & Sain Carpentry and general con­ at the Coachhouse, 1 1/2 ADS 33 — Building-Contracting For nightshift only; 3/D DRY OAK Fireplace wood. LOOKING for anything in real 34 — Roofing-Siding Realtor, 643-1577. Call our Manchester Office Todayll CUSTOM t STOCK SIUDES tracting. Residential and baths, formal dining area, bridgoport operator, cln- I $31,000 — Just Ustad. Six room Cape In town. 1W I split and ready for fireplace...... estate rental - apartments. 35 — Heating-Plumbing commercial. Whether it be a private entrances and patio. I baths, three bedrooms, roc room, treed lot. I Also a Complete Line ol $20 o rd e r s , d e liv e re d , 43 homes, multiple dwellings, no 36 — Flooring tlmallc N/C lapo SIX ROOM Cape, in center of 6 4 9 - 5 3 0 6 ^ small repair job, a custom Dogs-BIrds-Pels Full basement, includes heat, 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storage CUSTOM DRAKS I ROMM SHUtS telephone 742-'7886. fees. Call J.D. Real Estate operator, |lg boro town, selling for $31,900, T. J. I $31,500 — Five room Cape, located on Avon St., two A built home or anything in appliances, carpeting,rpe $290 38 — Services Wanted M A N C H E S n R Associates, Inc. 646-1980. operator. Minimum ol 3 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. I bedrooms, aluminum siding, garage, nice lot. I between, call 646-1379. DOG-CAT BOARDING reser­ perlef month. PaulPaui W. Dougan MISC. FOR SALE years experience. Must BARROWS & W A LLA C E^ VENETIAN BLIND 00. vations. Combined inside/out- Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. 41 Articles lor Sale I $32,900 — Six room Cape, with gorgeous corner I MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 MANCHESTER - six room 29 MSSOi STREn H6-1422 TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser­ GHMSTMAS TREES side runs, partitioned privacy, 42 — Building Supplies be able to set up and Manchester Hartford New Haven I fireplace, 3-4 bedrooms, excellent condition. | bedroom Townhouse, IVi 43 — iPels -Birds- Dogs Ranch, Buckley School area vice - Remodeling, repairs, St Hlcfcon RMgs Fsnn germicidal lighting. Canine 118 MAIN ST., three room work from blueprint. 50 649-5306 728-6615 I $32,900 — Would you believe a 30 ft. living room with | baths, full basement, private 44 — Livestock three bedrooms, fireplace, 397-1515 additions, custom building. No • Scotch Pine • Douglas Holiday Inne, , 200 Sheldon heated apartment, security, 45 B oa ts & A cc e sso rie s hour week, full benefits. I fireplace in this two-bedroom Ranch. Believe Itl | entrances and patio, includes — garage, full basement, large CUSTOM DRAPERIES - job too small. Free estimates. Fir • Whitt Spruce Road, Manchester, 646-5971. $190, call 646-2426, 9-5. 46 Sporting Goods I $% ,8 0 0 — For this clean two-family. Each apartment | heat, appliances, carpeting, 47 — Garden Products TELEPHONE private treed lot, $39,900, made very reasonable, work Over 25 years experience. 643- • Wreaths • Wood pool, air-conditioning, $290 48 — A ntiques Lapenta Agency, Realtor, 646- I has three large rooms and bath, plus a two-car garage, j guaranteed, call anytime, 649- 5769. PRIVATE riding instructions, MANCHESTER - large two 49 — Wanted to Buy U mW -I IL4U -«w. English and Western, $5.00 per month. Paul W. Dftugan, 871-1244 2440. SERVICE IS I $33,800 — Just listed..Three bedroom Qape on ■ 4266. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 R E N T A L S ! Courtland St. Full dormer, Vh baths, garage. Hurryl | ROOM ADDITIONS, garages, per hour, call 633-5571, baths, private entrances and 52 Rooms for Rent NEW LISTING - Rolling Park TREE SERVICE-(Soucier) recreation rooms, dormers, anytime. patio, full basement, includes — OUR ONLY I $38,000 — Large 6-6 Duplex, with a eubetantlal | UNUSUAL Deluxe one 53 Apartments for Rent Cape, 6 rooms,'one car at­ REALTOR Trees cut, trimmed or topp^, porches, roofing, gutters. neat, appliances, carpeting, 54 — Homes lor Rent NEW BUSINESS - Seeking daniBl f. raalq. MLS I aesumable first mortgage. Thia could be the one youVe ■ BASSET HOUND - AKC bedroom Townhbuse, private 55 — Business for Rent people with sales and tached garage. Aluminum PRODUCT stumps removed, fully in­ Quality workmanship. Winter entrances and patio, full base- $265, per month, Paul W. — * been waiting lor. Don’t mlas Itl . registered, male, eight 56 Rosort Property for Rent managerial experience. siding. Sun Room with sured Got a tree problem? rates. Over 25 years Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- 57 — Wanted to Rent ! $30,000 — Large three bedroom Colonial Cape, ! months, $150, 742-9394. ment, includes, heat, Unlimited income, for am­ jalousies, phone John H. Well worth a phone call. 742- experience. For free es­ 4535. 58 — Misc. for Rent PUntaUoo If located on SouUi appliances, carpeting, and bitious person. For appoint­ Lappen, Inc. 649-5261. J aluminum siding, garage, tread lot on West Side. 8252. timate, call 646-2672. pool. $245 per month. Paul W. AUTOMOTIVE B R A N D N E W • $37,900 — Super clean seven-room Colonial, Vh ■ River Rd., oil ^ u te 31, NorUi AKC SAMOYED Puppies, six ROCKVILLE - three room 61 Autos lor Sale ment; 742-9087. Coventry. Robert Vlxny and Fami­ Dougan, Realtor, 646-1021 or ------MANCHESTER------Look forward to atarting lha naw yaar In a naw alx- A baths, new kitchen, carpeting, garage, freed lot. ■ SNOWPLOWING - Industrial, ly, 7tt«354^______weeks old, excellent for apartment, with heat, hot 62 — Trucks for Sale ••••••••••••••••ssssssssss 643-4535. — Mathur SL, Solid six room Brick room Colonial. Hardwood floors, 1*A batha, bullt-lna. commercial and institutional. children. Call 643-2350 after 6 water, stove, refrigerator, 63 Heavy Equipment for Sale LPN or RN - part time. Laurel Capo, with full shod dornwr, 1W 64 — Motorcycles-BIcyclef ! $38,000 - 8 room Capo In Bowora School area, 1W | Parking lots and driveways. RootIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 p.m. Manor, 649-4519. baths, llreplacs, llnlahod base- Wa havs four - coma In and choosa lha ona you llkol and garage, $158, second floor, 65 — Campers-T railers-Mobile • baths, Ural fioor family room, garage. | Sanding available. Free es­ MANCHESTER - SOUTH, 3>A ideal for single person, no H o m e s man! plus garags. C ho lea sal­ CHRISTMAS SPECIAL - Big ting. Sinca rapricad to sail at •34,900 I $38,900 — Seven-room full dormered Cape, two full | timates. Call after 6 p.m., 528- BIDWELL Home Improve­ SIAMESE KITTENS - lilac room apartment, near 184, pets, security deposit 66 Automotive Service GUYS and GALS with $37,900. savings on studio used Spinet heat and hot water, stove and Send Season’s Greetings 67 __ Autos for Rent-Lease FIvo-room Ranch with romodalad kitchan. Appllancas 1418 or 646-1322. ment Co. Expert installation point, triple champion sire, required, call 643-9678. modeling experience or in­ ! baths, rec room, carpeting, treed lot, garage. ■ organs at Dubaldo Music refrigeratoi, 521-2410. ara Includad with this horns. Movs-ln condition. of aluminum siding, gutters champion dam, call 646-7480. terests needed full and part ILC R O C K E H REALTOR ! $39,500 — Just listed. Immaculate six-room Colonial J and trims. Roofing installa­ Center, 186 West Middle to Friends & Neighbors time, must enjoy heavy public BULLDOZING and excava­ Turnpkike. Open 3-9 daily, 9-5 643-1577 •34,900 ■ with fireplace, redecorated from top to bottom. ■ tion, licensed septic system, tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- contact. Call for details and ■ $40ji00 — 5-6 Two Family, two heating systems, ■ Saturday. 61 With a Herald Happy Ad FIvo-room Capa In nico location. Two or thrao installation and repair, 9109. 61 Autos For Sale 81 Autos For Sale appointment, 524-5381. A excellent plumbing and wiring, convenient location. J Autos For Sale ELLINGTON - Duplex ’Two badrooma, hardwood floors, alumlnum-sidad, garaga. landscaping and trucking, U N O TICES I $41,800-BUILDER’S OWN HOMEI - Seven room I HORACE Tetrault — Sidings SEASONED CORD Wood - memeimemmmmsm mfu mm m AVON - Yes! You can give years old. Each side has three loam and fill for sale. Free es­ Cord and Vz-cord loads, I Colonial with every Imaginable convenience. Must be | roofing, storm windows, aw­ Only ^2.00 yourself a winter vacation! large bedrooms, carpeted;arpe •36,900 timates. Call after 6 p.m., 648- delivered. E. Yeomans, 742- Lost and Found 1 living room, country kitchen, Two sovan-room Condominiums, oach offorad at this I soon to approclato. I 1322. nings. Quality workmanship, Earn that mon^ selling free estimates. Fully insured. 8907. beautiful Avon Christmas 11/2 oaths, and more. Enough prica. Each unit has rsersatlon room, two full batha I $47,900 — Tastefully decorated seven-room Ranch, | HOLIDAY SPECIALS ON 872-9187 , 649-3417. LOST - Rosary beads, Cooper gifts, jewelry and cosmetics land for a small farm, plus and two half baths, carpoting. ■ two full baths, lantasllc lamlly room with fireplace, W | ODD JOBS - Trucking, home SEASONED and Split rental income. Call owner at, repairs, serving Manchester St. Woods, Irish bone from now. Go someplace exotic I acre treed lot In town, with city utilitiea. | ROOFING - Specializing hardwood, fireplace length, Knock, Ireland, sentimental later. No selling experience 872-8663, no agents please. •41,500 for five years. Free es­ pick up any time, at 78 Erie I $03,900 — Immacutate 9 room Colonial C y e , ^ | timates. 643-0304. repairing roofs, new roofs, ALL 1976 M.P.G. CARS IN STOCK Christmas Happy value. Reward, 646-0802. necessary. Interested? Call Convanisntly located aavon-room Colonial with St. Manchester. batha, atone fireplace, double gutter work, chimneys, 523-9401. ROCKLEDGE- Eight room natural oak trim, first floor family room, largo rooms I I Ranch, three bedrooms, UA ~ l $54,900 — Four Family flats, each apartment has 4 ^ HEBRON TREE' Service - cleaned and r^aired. 30 years FOUND - fluffy, golden, male and firoplaca In living room. experience. Free estimates. LIVING Christmas Trees - 1976 1976 Ads will appear cat, vicinity Highland Oak BOOKKEEPER - Secretary, baths, beautiful family room, ■ roonia and modern bathe, groat InveetmenL . experienced, insured, and Tag now, cut later, $6 each. 19 reasonable, call 643-9068 or Howley, 643-5361. Village, call 649-3248. one perso'n office, two fireplaces, 3-zone heat, •47,900 ■ $84,900 — Brand new executive Split L e v ^ seven Lewis Street, (rear) 649-9125 FORD PINTO PONY MUSTANG II tSASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS large rec room, 2-car garage. ■ spacious rooms, two fireplaces, 2’A baths, two gsr- 646-1523. Dec, 2 4 . Displaycraft, Manchester, Savon-room Split Laval with 2W baths, carpoting, D&A ROOFING. Roofs, for appointment. Two door hardtop. EPA 30 miles Personals 2 643-9557. Ask for Mr. Scott. Low 60's. Immediate occupan­ ! MSS goroM us W acre lot with city utilities and view. I MPG EPA est. 31 miles highway, firoplaco, two-car attachad garaga, family room and HAVING A House Party? siding, gutters, and leaders. cy. Ken Ostrinsky Realtor, privals back yard. ! $ 0 7 ,^ — Business zoned building In Bolton, two I CHRISTMAS TREES - city 25 miles per gallon, 2.3 litre per gallon highway, 2.3 litre 4 643-1333. Need a waitress or help with Free estimates. Fully in­ $100 REWARD for recovery WELDER with fabricating 5 stores, and two apartments located on ®- . . J sured. 249-0205. Thousands to choose from, try cylider engine, Cruleamatic of missing items: GE •48,900 pr^arations? Call us at 649- us, you'll like what we have. 4-cylinder engine, whitewall experience needed. Call 623- * $59,900 — Brand new three bedroom Duplex, brick | transmission, whitewall tiree. Cassette tape deck. Cameo 4654. MANCHESTER Ideal homo for the largo family. Victorian Colonial with ■ t ^ t , two heating systems, separate basements, | Yeoman’s Tree Farm, Lake tires. ring and bracelet set, blue tour or fiva bedrooms, first floor laundry, firsplaca, and I aluminum siding, large lot. Otters considered. | Road, Andover, follow sign Stock Number 46 Stock Number 10 star sapphire ring, pearl ring, RN - Public Health staff HOUSE AND Heating-Plumbing 35 from Route 6. hardwood floors. Painfing-Papering 32 watch necklace. Call 267-8680. nurse, for generalized public BUSINE8 * ****** A *********k********* * health nursing. B.S. degree in •52,900 ! Our offfca fa In constant need ol new lltUngs. It you’re • SEWERLINES, sink lines, SNOWMOBILE - Rupp, nursing required. Call LOCATION cleaned with electric cutters, Rall.ye, 440cc, 40 h.p. with Extra nice, six room Nsod four badrooma? 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Other aides think governor was picking up telent or high-ranking men primary, and these aides primary in Illinois to main­ sleet WASHINGTON (UPI) - family at the Colorado that the President will strength, but never an­ in former administrations say the President will have tain a viable candidacy and Natic Some White House officials resort. spend a lot of his non-skiing ticipated the poll’s finding to come to work at the to make his strategy that Reagan might prove page expect President Ford to The biggest tasks con­ hours in Vail weighing that Reagan had gone from White House and in his decisions fast to allow time almost unstoppable if . he do a lot of hard political fronting him, they say, will shifts in the White House 23 points behind to eight campaip. to implement them well went into that fourth battle MAN thinking during his Christ­ be the drafting of the State hierarchy and in his elec­ points ahead of the Presi­ ’They also say the Presi­ before that Feb. 24 race. with the momentum of ADS I y o y r mas skiing vacation high in of the Union message that tion campaign strategy. dent in just a month. dent is reluctant to start The concern, they say, is three victories under his the Colorado Rockies and will be submitted to They say that is in­ The widely held view is his own attacks on Reagan that a Reagan win in New belt. HMids to come down from the Congress in January and evitable after the latest that Reagan’s apparent up­ but that Ford will be let­ Hampshire and another the Factory Jobs CALL mountains ready for tough final decisions on the Gallup Poll found him surge in popular support ting campaign director next week in Some 19 million people now election battles with federal budget that he will trailing Reagan for the will almost surely compel Howard Callaway and Massachusetts would be hold U.S. manufacturing jobs. 643-2711 Ronald Reagan. propose later next month. first time among Ford to take some signifi­ other supporters do the job bound to help him in the Behind every manufacturing ASK FOR CONNIE These aides agree that But the press spokesmen Republican and indepen­ cant actions, and quickly. for him. crucial March 9 contest in employe is an average capital Ford’s visit to Vail, set to say Ford is limiting his dent voters. Although those steps still The key Ford objective Florida. investment of more than $31,- begin Tuesday and to last a vacation so that he can get are uncertain, some of­ 580, according to The These officials say Ford will be to deny Reagan a Ford strategists Conference Board. Invest­ O h e H e r a l i i week, may inspire renewed back to Washington to and his senior advisers' ficials predict Ford will try victory in New Hampshire, acknowledge privately that ment is highest in the oil in­ criticism of his out-of-town work on those Same knew the former California to recruit top-notch new site of the first GGP he must capture the next dustry — which averages trips and could even $203,000 for each worker. further reduce his ap­ parently sagging populari­ ty. But they feel it will do the President good to get away from the pressures of the Oval Office and, perhaps more important, give him ample time to contemplate changes at the White House and in his : A i gifts FOR MEN campaign organization COMPUCHRONBY that some political ad­ 5-Function UNISONICI visers consider necessary 4 oz. Deodorant,! to fend off Reagan’s 8 Digit Men’s LE.D. challenge. y o u r c h o ic e Pocket Electronic I For the record. Ford’s Quartz official spokesmen say he Calculator W atch plans to venture frequently + SAVE onto the snow-covered OVER slopes to try to unwind and r o m a n BRIO *30 that he probably will follow a f t e r s h a v e a relatively light work OUR REG. 2 oz.Size 4 LOW Our Reg. 12.99 Functions 30% O FF PRICES Adds, subtracts, divides, multiplies, percent­ •Hour OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF age key, chain and mixed calculations, floating •Minute Our Reg. to 99.97 Black or brown decimal. •Seconds inS.M.or L. hnHnli"!?’ *°uch Of a Optional AC A dapter...... 3.99 •Date DINNERWARE Reg. 1.49 8 8 ^ •stoneware •Earthenware no-no •Translucent China SERVICE FOR 8 ' Reg. 39.99 Deluxe 2.5 to 1 g n F to 89.99 28“ .. 62” Power-Zoom _ SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) At Least 25 seU per store. No Rain Checks XL Movie Camera — One of the nation’s iargest Santas-for-hire OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF agencies say it’s a no-no Our STAINLESS FLATWARE 76 for their holiday employes Stainless Steel Flatware Sets for 4 or 8 NE'"f o b ’ to say “ho, ho.” *109 INDOOR MOVIES A booming voice can Take professional-looking movies WITHOUT W atches for the frighten children and Pocket 110 indoore, automatically. Pushbutton MOVIE Entire Family sounds phony, according to 6^®T0 20®® Camera with power, super fast XL speed lens. LIGHTSI the agency’s guidelines for At least 30 assorted sets per store, No Rain Checks Flip-Flash the IW to 125 Santa Clauses Our Reg. 9.97 to ly it provides yearly. Our 12.97 OUR Reg. “Thou Shalt not promise LOWEST 19.89 17.76 Dependable imported Swiss move­ nuthin,” says one of the PRICE SMITH-CORONA commandments handed to Black with wood grain trini; optical ments. Designed for men, women, glass lens. Includes color film, Super 12 Electric boys and■ girls. T s .rMany styles, colors each Santa employed wrist strap and Flip-Flash. and shapes. through Western Tem­ Deluxe Typewriter porary Services, Inc. One of the firm’s “Santa Our coordinators,” Sheila Margarita Pattern Allen, says Santas go SAVE OVER ,‘187 Crystal Stemware *5 through rigorous screening Full size 88 keyboard; power or Barware Handout Crystal carriage return and repeat and training. Miich keys. Coronamatic ribbon research, she said, has •Goblet Giftware cartridge. gone into the main reasons • Champagne Santas are dismissed. •Wine YOUR Among these are: . CHOICE 2.99 to 14.99 • 14oz. —Shoplifting: “The San­ Beverage Wide selection includes vases, Deluxe Underdash ta uniform is quite large. • Old Fashioned s.ss compotes, decanters a n d. Santas have actually been Hand cut or deep cut crystal more! Not all styles in all stores 8-Track Auto known to use it to hide in sets of eight; your choite. 48 asst, per store, No Rain Checks Habitrail Set for Stereo Tape Player Hamsters or Gerbils Popular merchandise.” "New Zoo Revue” —Drinking: “We would Our 4 4 7 0 Character Watches of course not want an in­ Fondue Set Reg. ebriated Santa Claus.” for Meat and Cheese 17.69 13.40 Our Reg. 64.99 YOUR —Suggesting politicial or Natural habitat that grows; non­ Illuminated tape door; auto­ CHOICE controversial philosophies drip water bottle, snap trap tray. Our matic head cleaner. Built-in Our Reg. 1S.88 to youngsters. Reg. 8” Dog Chew Bone burglar alarm. To enjoy 4 —Cavorting with young 19.99 14.73 channel matrix sound, GIFT Also Freddie the Frog, As Seen on TV! girls. “Normally Santa’s For tasty snacks! Yellow, FOR Sm our eomplot. tint of stereo spotkers simply add 2 extra speakers red or black;blE includes 8 forks. PET 99* Automotive De^. helpers are young and pret­ Ceramic Fondue Plates. 1.79ea ty...flirting is out.” —Rough handiing of children, indifference or a belligerent attitude. SAVE What should a Santa be? SAVE OVER *30! “He is there to offer a happy memory and com­ fort to a child,” said Miss Allen. “I feel very strongly that the Santa Claus experience should be handled with extreme care, and only by a person with an outgoing, very loving disposition.” LH Emerson. L k L f O Y n 'S Portable Phonograph G iant 32 ” Syrocco "Emerson, a m / FM stereo Multiplex Chrysler Ginger Jar Lamp Decorator Wall Clocks AM/FM Clock Radio Cassette Recorder Our S 1 Our Our After gets funds Re Reg. Sale & 29.99 21.99 17.76 Precision slide controls, toggle switches. 18™ .12.70 Individual volume and tone controls; LONDON (UPI) - Very popular style in most Several styles in these lovely Contemporary styling, large clock Built-in deluxe record changer, cassette *199 Parliament ’Thursday ap­ face; wakes you to AM or FM news recorder and player. Level meters, auto­ manual tone arm. Finished in red, wanted colors, including battery operated clocks. Our Reg. 229.99 white and blue, with dust cover. proved funding for the vinyl shade. . 12 per store, No Rain Checks of music. . . just set alarm. stop; 2-23-incii speakers and mikes. government’s plan to pump $325 million into Chrysler’s ailing British subsidiary to save it from fiscal collapse. But more than 6,- 000 workers at the firm’s THE MOST PRECISE COOKING AND DEFROSTING YOU’VE EVER SEEN! plant in Scotland un­ animously rejected the MAKES EVERY FOOD A CONVENIENCE FOOD! proposal. Under the plan 8,000 Chrysler workers would be IrMagi fired, including 3,000 at the Linwood plant in Scotland, but the remaining 17,000 »Easy to Clean! - No Pots and pans to Scour! would keep their jobs and Chrysler would continue •Saves Energy, Time and Money! production in Britain. A spokesman for the Linwo^ workers said a 20- man negotiating com­ mittee will meet senior executives of the company today. He said they would seek IN ORDER TO ASSURE DEUVERYFOR CHRISTMAS, WE CANNOT ISSUE RAIN CHECKS a compromise under which 3 WAYS TO CHARGE only 1,500 workers would SALE: Friday & Saturday MANCHESTER Mon. thru FrI. 9:k) •.m. to 11 p4n. be fired and the rest would Soturdoy 9 t.ffl. to 11 pjn. work part time until August to save jobs. 1145 Tolland Turnpike i