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Middleton and The Rev. Drive With Care Joseph and an inn keeper, but onpe a week for an hour, or The Weather Salvadore Rosa discussed the not us. Jesus can be invoked in pra.ver sociological viewpoint of to act as a convenient magician Over The Holidays “ We have decided, too, to a aoudy tonight,, lows in the 30s. Sunday respect for life including pover on call. confine Christmas to Christ And Every Day partly cloudy, highs In the mid to upper ty,^ drug addiction and prison “ Fortunately, despite the Snptttti5 UrraUii mas. On Dec. 24, it has not yet 40s. « life. arrived (Santa Claus does not fact that we don’t let Christmas The four-hour day was com e, .Tohnny, until tomorrow.) com e at all, it is here mil the concluded with the celebration MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEB4BER 23.1972 VOL. xcH, No. 71 MANCHESTER — A City o f Village Charm On Dec. 26. it’s over (We’ve got time.” of the Liturgy especially TWENTY-FOUR PAGES- 2 TV — 2 MINI PAGES PRICE FIFTEEN CENTS to get the tree outside, sweep written for the day by Fr. the room, and clean up. It’s all Vacation McCarthy’s religion class. over dear). « This column will not be Much of the Mass was taken “ So we really don’t let included in next week’s paper, from the book, “ Belief in Christmas come at all. By its as East will be on vacation, butl Medical Viewpoint." He Human Life,” written by The will reaj)pear the week of Jan./ Santa Uses By Joan Thompson Maureen Norton, 5.6; Beth “ Reaperl for Life" very nature, it cannot be A SEARCH is a jouVney to presented his views on abortion 4 Rev. Anthony T. Padavano. 1. We at East extend our warm Egan, 4.55; Fran Ricci, 4.55; On Dec. 8 a “ Respect For contained anymore than God The ECHS juniors are find one’s self through song, and answered questions posed wishes to all for a happy and Father To Son engaged in promoting better in- Elaine Woodcock, 4.5; Total, Life Day” was held at East. It can be bottled up inside a small group discussions, the by the students. “ Christmas Eve" joyous holiday. A irp la n e was inspired from a report at church, building to be visited te r c lm relations. On Sat. Dec. 19.15. Liturgy, and an openness to The Rev. Richard P. Malcolm Boyd wrote in his the Resolution of the National 23, they are sponsoring a dance Floor Exercises: Maryellen accept each other for what they McBrien. a professor at Boston "Book of Days,” “ Dec. 24. It’s l i l A laska from 8 to 12 with the freshmen Casplino, 6.8; Peg Conkling, Conference of Catholic Bishops Talk About are. College, presented a theological Christmas Eve. The big as their guests. There will be a 6.6; Beth Egan, 5.1; Fran Ricci, While speaWng with Father adopted April 3, 1972 in Atlanta, viewpoint — whether or not the mistake we have made is to Kathy says; “All of us at Pero’s, wish all of you a very Ga. pizza party preceeding the 5.1; Sheila Connally, 3.7; Mary McCarthy, I learned that a real Church is a necessary part of place it ‘back there.' Wd have fnerry Christmas and Happy New Year.’’ ARCTIC VILLAGE, Alaska dance from 7 to 8. This is the Ordway, 2.5; Total, 28.8. sense of “family” was felt. “ .,.We urge that educational life in this day. (AP) - ’The CISC Air Force made it ancient history instead ORCHARD FRESH; Macs. Rad and Qolden Dnllcloua. CorUanda. RutsMs, Christmas The team’s next meet will be programs be conducted on the junior’s way of helping the There was a lot of communica Group panelists The Rev. of modern life. It concerns Baldwins. Bose Pears, Fresh Cider. cargo plane— its drone echoing dignity of human life and the freshman to continue to feel at Jan. 11 at Penney High. tion and warmth within the David McDonald, John angels, shepherds. Mary. off a long-barren, snow-capped home at East. group. responsibility of society to FRESH: Caullllowar, Qreen and Yellow Bdans, Red and Hot Peppers, mountain ridge — made three Girl’s Basketball protect all its members — the Cherry Tomatoes, Cranberries, Parsnips, Egs Plant, Acorn and Butternut y o u perky even when To quote Father, "The final Squash, Turnips, Shalots. Leeks, White Sweet Potatoes, Romalne and rumbling passes over a nearby By GEORGE W. CORNELL unbcrh child, and also the aged, everything around looks sort of Gymnastics The Girls’ Basketball Team Liturgy was simply an Boston Lettuce, Red Onions, Belgian Endive, BroooUl, Imported Oates, frozen lake. AP Religion Writer Dec. 13 was the first meet for is now in full swing. They have experience.” sick and disadvantaged." Figs, Red, White and Blue Qrapes, Pineapples, Tangelos, Tangerines, grim — all the nastiness and The program included Dr. Pomergranates, Cumqouts, Melons, Qrapsfrult. meanness we get messed up in, the newly established brand new uniforms and, as I If you are interested in Below, parka-clad old women Dear Son; hear it, a few dynamite plays. William F. Ryan, an internist DO YOUR LAST MINUTE 8HOPPINQ AT PERO'S the rotten war, the crookedness Gymnastics team. It was a tri joining the SEARCH do not and red-cheeked children, You're 12 now, and after that This year’s team includes; from St. Francis Hospital. He and cruelty that goes on, the meet between East, hesitate td contact Fr. WEEKEND SPECIALS: giggling with excitement, many Christmases you’re Glastonbury, and Penney High. Debbie Caouette, Katie Walsh, McCarthy. spoke on “ Respect for Life — A NOTICE slouchy types copping out, huddled close to a roaring bon probably as jaded by the day as Laura Ehrhardt, Cheryl giving up, so pampere l they Here are the results of that FRESH STRAWBERRIES ...... pt. 596! fire to keep warm. you are delighted. It’s a iManchester Water Companyl feel pointless, wandering about, meet: Mallon, Judy Lauder, Lynda CALIFORNIA LETTUCE ...... hd. 35
PAGE SIX - MjlNCHESTER EVENTOG HEat^LD, Dec. 13. tiW8 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sal.. Dec. 23. 1072 — PAGE SEVEN ;SASSftcsye::¥:::W*::::;;SS*C:W Nixon Expresses Hope Beware of Security Projections Of Improved Relations I MOSCOW (A P > - President General Secretary Leonid I. S Nixon has sent a message to Breduiev had cautioned in a Security trust fhnd—billions (eighth in a Sarins.) to be put down as Its conclusion was this: S President Nikolai V. Pbdgomy speech to an anniversary ______' feirly w ild stuff In 1072. Even and billions more than neces USINESS SERV ICES 1'DIRECTORY < That steady rising Social | expressing the hope that meeting that further steps ^ Social Security auth^- sary to pay benefits for any S o c u r it y ^ n e fit o could be & relaUons between the United By BBUCE BIOSSAT ties don’t like to think too puticular year in the future. toward detente between FABULOUS WASHINGTON—(N E A)— “ “ c h f^ u t these things. The tax rate schedule was U t o T ia y S t o I Soviet Union will Washington and Moscow would W hen you trj ------geared to bring in enough to ^ Mxt witoout to I “ If'"® ‘'"P™"® Tass said, depend to a large degree on a Social Securlt. pay for current benefits and rate increasesasc above « v * the&rho h* t- he - message was on the Vietnam settlement. LUCA’S tore, somewhere 1 also build iq) those reserves. levels theni prevailing. Where ft- occasion of the 50th anniver- 5AHTA EElffiL^ , SHf-Servicc HIGH GRADE o f 2010 to 2025, you get into w ould the money come g *ary cekcelebrations of the Soviet Laundromat EgUIPMENT projections so huge they In practice, however, from? By constantly adjust-Union. The TVA has over 600,000 Msa Rnnniai' Tento, Ooto, Sleeping Bngp PRINTING seem unreal. So, iPs best to whenever Congress found ing to t o BASE, to pro-^: Publication of the message acrea of lakes and 11,000 miles SAT. NIGHT Cintam H«i« * Air Btattreeaes, Sieves, beware of most of them. varied sizable reserves were portion of workers’ annual came after CommuiCommunist party of shoreline. Sulli, Puti m i One thing about that dis lju iten i* Job and Commordal > developing, it would enact earnings from which the t o ^ - Cull 53 TOLLAND TURTLE tant year 2025 can be said, 2 r r {■_ i <■ 4 i\ < r jprintliig I new scbeQules deferring to is tojen, to correspond . to - '‘’' Maneh/Vsfflon Town Lina In some ways they are in however, urith som e assur •Tailoring FARR'S effective dates of previously predictably rising earnings FREE TOWING Pram^ luid nnfcjewt fact unreal, since uey de- ance. The number of people SPECIALS •Dry Cleaning “ The KrirerytUiig Storel» planned tax increases. levels. PHONE 643-2467 Ptunkig of AU lO K ’ ; pend upon so many factors on the Social Security r ^ •Laundry Servico Camp - Bike • Spert w ill have risen from the At long last, Congress 5 p.m. • 9 p.m. Only Z MAIN STBEBT that can’t be foreseen more 176-178 SPRUCE ST. OPEN; present 28.1 million to About bought the idea, at Depot Sqjare Mondsy to Fridiy OdnrniHRliy P m than half a century away. In A Merry and Healthy MANCHESTER others to y at least seem un- 55 miUion — an increase of OPEN Open Daily to 0:00 PJB. 8 A.M.-6 P.M. 254 Broad St., Rear \ Drive-In Parldng J. FABB-—MS-mi : real, for where dollar nearly 100 per cent. Christmas To All Sslurdiy 8 AM. - 1 2 Noon Telephone 643-5727 amounts are talked about it 30sts and administrative ex keep only that reserve on ^ 1 Las to be remembered that CHRISTMAS DAY penses as we go, and let’s hand to co v e r each new S inflation, whether slow or Under t o new financing 10 JLM. TO MIDNiaHT principles adwted in 1972, ise trust fund reserves strict year’s output of benefits. § MANCHESTER CUSTOM MAPI fast, will greatly cheapen the New money coming in dur- g Osfrinsky tore will be sufficient ly for contingency or emer CANVAS AWNlNtS g; dollars o f t o year 2025 in ing a given year set the stage MANCHESTER money on hand to make all gency purposes, instead of MEMORIAL 00. Manchester Pet Center today’s terms. for t o next. Of course, this DEALER IN WASTE payments to those future building up large surpluses.’’ year a higher RATE sched- % MEMORIAL Opposite East Oemoteey Everyone loves a pet. At least pleased to know that we are beneficiaries when they fall MATERIALS 1 So, projections concerned ule still was adopted, but delightfully air conditioned— not Fix Furniture Now due. that’s what it looks like if you £ with eammgs levels, t o size that was deemed vital to :$ Quality Mmnerlab could see the large clientde of only for the comfort of our The major report of to CORNER STORE IRON tapestries they have. No long of t o Social Security tax cover the rising costs of MAIN, CORNER HAYNES STREET Over 80 Tears’ EspeeleMo pet lovers who visit and patronize customers, but also for the com Moot of us hate to part with er need you worry about choos CHOICE VARIETY base, t o amounts o f t o e s The financial principles ___ 1971 Advisory Council on So M edicare. SCRAP METAL the Manchester Pet Center, now fort of our animals. favored pieces of furniture and ing velvet for this velvet will likely to he paid by contribut- adopted in 1935 when Social cial Security, reporting to ( (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) CoH 649-8807 located at 9 Maple St. In down “ Some of the services offered the result is we keep putting not <^ush or mat; the new ny ing workers at median or Security was set up called to Congress throu^ the Qualify Secretary of Health, V a c a and PAPER town Manchester — Just around by us are: Blend all our own bird .off the work. P A M Upholstery lon has a shorter nap and it maximum levels, t o size for the building of tremen- A. AIMBTTl, P r o p . Shop offers a most convenient tion and Welfare, made this (NEXT: Is Social Security § 1 r r 4 4 < i < 4 1 4 4 4 r < TSl PARKER ST. the comer from Main. They are and small animal food, plus we wears and wears. Crush a piece of the various kinds of bene- dous reserves in the Social service to vacattoaers. Just call Seafood F M li point most convincingly. Law Regressive?) » . TOL 048-0785 or 848-5870 Harrison Sfc, Manchester in their new and larger quartets, carry major brands of food; and smooth It ouE; not a maHT f, AMmiMim boH Up • ss Max Plrog, the owner of the S ( formerly occupied by L u ^ Lady grooming aids; training collars w ill show. 43 OAK STREET Atndnga " P At M T^olstery Shop, the Laundromst. There is p k ^ of and leashes; complete selection ^ C bo^ braid or anU^e^naUs TBL. M9-9987 number is 0494S24, and tell him • Door Caawptea ) of training aids for obedience; to finlrii your furniture and ^ S* drive-up parking at the front when you plan to he awav. He • Storm Doom STEVENSON’S large sele^on of tropical fish, when your chair or sofa is fin e Combburilol YVfaaowa MERCURY door. will make arrangements to have Started in 1953 by ’.’Ben” Goz- aquariums and supplies; com your furniture done at this time. ished you will be thrilled with Mencheeter 'Awning C*. Travel Rfency 10, it is now a friendly family plete line of Smith-Worthington^ Ih en vriien you return your tui> the results. 105 W EST bENTCn ST. (=Io our friends and 646-2756 business with his wife. Diday, and guarenteed collars; wild bird nlture will be ready for you, At P A iC Upholstery Shop all iMephoM eta-saei Is Social Security Law Regressive? i i neighbors, all best 405 MAIN ST. supplies for your outdoor kinds of uphedstery is done, from ■etabUakediUM his ion, (freg, bringing 40 years of looking like new, and .you will ft: j wishes for holiday NO SERVICE TEL. 649-5533 experience. Ben believes that feathered friends; plus we are not be Inconvenienced by its ab antiques to the most modem of furniture, and the work that is to make his case. represent nearly 25 per cent ably^in^ denying their work- ’^ g happiness. CHARGE satisfying his patrons is the ut known as the “ house of the mix sence. lipkolstery (Ninth in a Series.) ers higher pay as a t o off- g: S •TuiM-Ups hidden is done just as careful At root the “ case against’’ of a far larger U.S. budget. most importance; and up to this ed breed piqrpies” Hr. Plrog has many years of set ^ RESERVATIONS FOR ly as that on the outside. As an a n d I Shop is that t o Social ^curity • Eu^Im ClMNiIng day, Manchester Pet Center has “—We also carry a variety of experience in ,uph
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MAW Columbia OUTNUMBERSaO Local Churches Area Churches BURLINGTON. Vt. (AP) - J.. Averil Malcomson was the only woman to partidpate in “ safety in construction” Second Congregalionai Church of Christ . Calvary Cfaurch Emanuel Lutheran Church St. Bernard’a Church St. Maurice’* Church courses conducted recently by Chureh the Associated General ALL DAY Lydall and Vomon Sts. (Assemblies of God) Church and Chestnut Sts. RockvlUe Bolton Town Official Pleased Rt. 44A, (Coventry Ck>ntractors of Vermont. 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. C. Henry Anderson Rev.. John J. White Rev. Robert W. Cronin, Pastor Eugoie Brewer, Minister Rev. Robert Bechtold, BDnistar Miss Malcomson, a SUNDAY Rev. Kenneth L. Gustafson, Rev. Ronald J. Fournier Rev. William Schneider Dr. Holland'Evdng, construction company 9 a.m., Bible Classes. Pastor Co-Pastors Rev. Anthony Mitchell « Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 secretary and native of p.m. Interim Minister Witli Rev-Share Check NORTHWiry 10 a.m., Wordiip. Sermon: Robert A. Lanier, Intern London, England, attended the Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Sunday, Blasses at 7:30, 9:15, “ They Missed His Coming.” 10 a.m., Sunday School, 10 a.m. Worship Service classes with 559 men. She said PHSimUCY 6 p.m., Worship. Sermon: classes for adults and children. p.m. < 11 a.m., 6:30 p.m., midnight. VIRGINIA CARLSON In October at the annual town eight in readiness skills, the courkes helped because ■aamitt. M9-4 Sunday, Masses at 7, 8:30, 10, raiding skills, and'math skills. ghriisTipNswq "The Righteous and The 11 a.m.. Service of Worship 10:30 a.m.. The Service, with Monday, Miunes at 9:15 and H Correspondent meeting. Selectman Joseph part of' her job is preparing 7:30 p.m. Sr. High'Sonlnar Aram Damarjian, workmen’s compensation ana Wicked — A Contrast.” and Bible preaching. Christmas Emanuel Choir presenting 11:30 a.m., 5 p.m., midnight. 11 a.m. Tel. 228-9224 Szegda tried to delay purdiase Monday, Masses at 7,8:30,10 superintendent of schools as of accident reports. message by the pastor. Nursery selections from “ The Messiah” United Congregational Colum bia, First Selectman of a new ambulance until tbe and 11:30 a.m. United Methodist Church revenue share was received but Jan. 1, is unable to attmd board The Salvation Army for babies. by Handel. Nursery for Infants. Church Howard Bates said this week be Rt. 44A, Bolton members of the fire meetings on Mondays because 661 Main St. 7 p.m.. Union Service at First There will be no Church School. United Church of Christ is “ more,)faan fdeased” about Rev. David M. (Campbell of other conflicting board Maj. and Mrs. Lawrence J. Assembly of (3od, Oak St., East Coffee will be served in Luther the check for |33,m the town department wanted the am- Pastor Tolland meeting’s so tbe locri board Beadle Hartford, o Hall at the service. received iit revenue sharing for btdance im m ediate and would St. Mary’s Church Rev. Donald G. Miller, will meet tbe first and third Corps. Officers the first half of the year. not go along with Szegda’s Rt. 31, Coventry 9:30 a.m. Church School. Minister Tuesday of each month instead First Church of Christ 4 p.m., Family Worship He said that since many suggestion^ Rev. F. Bernard Miller, Nursery through Adult. Since the ambulance'is of Mondays. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School. Scientist Service with special music by 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship sun^uit^g towns received Pastor 10:25 a.m. Coffee and already paid for. Bates said Classes for all ages. 447 N. Main St. the Cherub and Junior C!hoirs. Service and Church Schodl. mudi smaUier amounts he put Rev. Paul F. Ramen, Conversation. there is no way to use the funds 10:45 a.m.. Holiness Meeting. 11 a.m.. High School Cldss. . in a call to Congressmen Robert Principal Clarence Edmond Assistant Pastor 10:45 a.m. Family Worship for that purpose, nor for the Iliane: “ He Is Here!” Maj. 11 a.m.. Church Service, 11:10 p.m. Chimes and carols 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim Stdele’a office to ask bow the son will look into the possible Beadle preaching. Nursery Sunday School and Nursery. presented by tbe organist, Service. Nursery provided. newly purchased portable purchase of a steam table for Saturday, Mass, 5:15 p.m. Fellowship. ^ amount each town was to provided. “ Christ Jesus” is the subject of Richard Mattesbn, and the '______■ r«%ive was determined. ciassronns. the cafeteria. If one can be AT THE PARKADt ONLY! Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, Prince of Peace 7 p.m.. Service of Carols. the lesson-sermon. The Golden Emanuel Choir, Unitarian Meeting House A spokesman in the office bought for 1395 or leas the 10:45 a.m., and midnight. Lutheran Church Board of Education Text: John 3:35. 50 Bloomfield Ave., Hartford saldi’tbe 1970 census and principal will do so and it will 11:30 p.m.. Festive Monday, 7:30,9:30,10:45a.m. Rt. 31 and N. River Rd. The school board has ratified Famous Jehovah’s Witnesses The Christian Science Rev. Nathaniel D. Lauriat revaluation were two of the im- be installed during Christmas Candlelight Worship Service. the employment of three Kingdom Hall Reading Room, 968 Main St., is (^voitry portant factors used in vacation. women to work as instructional 726 N. Main St. open to the public Monday Rev. W. H. Wilkins determining tbe amount. 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, Project IDEA (Individualized B A R R i C i N i through Friday from 11 a.m. to Sacred Heart Church Pastor ’ihis town recoitly completed aides in the TTUe 1 program. Nursery and Worship (2iurcfa Direct Experience Approach) 9:30 a.m.. Public Bible 4 p.m. and on the first Thursday Community Baptist Church Rt. 30, Vernon School! revaluation, thereby making 9 a.m., Sunday School. Barbara Kelliher of Pine has not been entirely of New York discourse “ How Much Does of each month from 7 to 9 p.m. An American Baptist Church Rev. Ralph Kelley^ Pastor tbe difference. 10:45 a.m.. Worship Service. Street and Janice Ganoacbe of abandoned, but it has dunged God’s Shepherd Mean To You?” 585 E. Center St. Rev. Edward Konopka, Avery St. The selectmen have not had (The only Agent in town) 8 p.m., Christmas Eve Hunt Road will work three to the inter-disciplinary 10:30 a.m., Group discussion Unitarian Rev. br. H. Victor Kane, Assistant Pastor Christian Reformed Chureh time, to discuss where the funds Candlelight Service. hours a day and Carol approach to the whole junior o f N ov. 15 W atchtO w er Unlversalist Society Interim Minister 661 Avery St. South Windsor will Iw channeled. Monday, 10:15 a.m.. Festival Blanchette of WlUimantic will high school level. magazine articles “ Following 466 Main St. Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. Itev. Peter Mans, Communion. work six hours a day. the Chief Agent of Divine. Rev. Arnold F. Westwood Sunday, Masses at 7:30, Minister Rather than break down the Rulership” a ^ “ Water Bap- Minister 10:30 a.m., noon, 11:30 p.m. All three are college students for Project IDEIA, a ’ 9:15 a.m., (Church School for St. George’s tism'’s Connection with Monday, Masses at 7:30, 9:45 a.m., Sunday School. The ^ i b l e says; team aj^roach in tbe 6th, 7th all ages. Episcopal Church graduates. Mrs. Kelliher and Salvation.” 10:30 a.m.. Family Service: 10:30 a.m. and noon. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. and 8th grades will be used. Rt. 44A Bolton Mrs. Blanchette have teaching “ A Celebration of Carols” with IDEA was writt^ by Robert 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; Rev. John F. Flora IH 5 p.m. Evening Worship. FEAR NOT: for experience. Mrs. Gamache St. Bridget Church a Wassail Bowl, Mitten Tree, Atherton, Dennis Harvey and Children will attend with Vicar 5:40 p.m. CSwistian Education worked in the anti-poverty Rev. John J. Delaney Two Choirs. Michael Wallace and was parents. Topic: “ Heralds in the Classes. program in New Havoi, having Pastor presented to the board at its Street.’’ Nursery and Crib 10:15 a.m.. Morning Prayer basic learning skills as well as Rev. William J. Stack Center Congregational St last meeting. Room provided. . Margaret Mary Church and Blessing of the C ^ h e . I bring you GOOD TIDINGS secretarial skiUs. Her college Rev. William J. Killeen Church Wapplng training includes in-service With the implementation of United Church of Christ 5:30 p.m.. Holy Eucharist and of GREAT JOY 6:30 p.m., Christmas Eve Rev. William McGrath First Evangelical Ludieran (i ■ ■ •■1 training in teaching the disad IDEA, a direct experience Saturday, Mass at 5 p.m. 11 Center St. Carols. Service in the sanctuary. Rev. Joseph Schick Church of Rockville which shall be to vantaged. approach rather than a Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Rev. Lyman G. Farrar 10:45 p.m., Carol Sing. "Threshold to Christmas.” Cto-Pastors 154 Orchard St. worksheet-type or lecture 10:30 a.m ., noon, midnight Rev. i^ th rop Nelson 11 p.m.. Holy Eucharist. ALL PEOPLE Rev. Richard E. Bertram, Porter School has been program would be used. The Monday, 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., Co-Pastors Monday Christmas Day 8 Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Pastor For unto you awarded two grants for tbe dis curriculum would be designed noon. a.m. Holy Communion. Rev. George F. Nostrand p.m. advantaged students totaling to meet the immediate 10 a.m.. Family Worship. is born this day specialized needs of the Sunday, Masses at 8:30, 10, First Congregational Church 9 a.m.. Religious School. 14.789. 'Die state grant was for Church of Assumption Sermon topic: “ Wanted: More Full Gospel Christian students, to expose them to 11:30 a.m., 7 p.m., and of Hebron 9:15 a.m.. Adult Discussion in the city of David 12,589 and the federal grant was Adams St. and Thompson Rd. Than A (3uddly Savior?” No Fellowship Rector midnight. various vocational oppor Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. Group. 82,200. Rev. Edward S. Pepin learning communities. Pre Interdenominational . a SAVIOUR tunities available and to help St. Mary's Episcopal Church Monday, Masses at 8:30, 10, 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. ■V ‘ The purpose of the program is Pastor school care. Orange Hail Pastor and 11:30 a.m. First Sunday of each month. to proride additional assistance students to adjust to adult life. Tokyo Version Of Santa Rev. Robert J. Burbank 7 p.m.. Family Festival. Rev. Philip P. Saunders, ■ which is Communion. to economically and culturally “ Why the Chimes Rang.” . Pastor The Rev. Mr. Nostrand has served as rector of St. Mary’s 9:30 a.m.. Worship Service. * DELUXE BARRICINIAN CHRIST THE LORD. disadvantaged children in Shoppers in the crowded Shinjuku section of Tokyo are greeted by an ice skating Santa Saturday, Masses at 5 and 10:30 p.m.. Wassail open Church since 1961. Before coming to Manchester, he was The Rev. Mr. Kelsey (Ovvr .10 DItloront Cantors) Wesleyan United Porter School in the areas of 7:30 p.m. house for high school and post- 10:30 a.m.. Adult Bible Study preaching. Sermon topic: “ Let with a merry holiday greeting. (AP photo) rector of the Calvary Episcopal Church'in Utica, N.Y. He St Francis of Assisi Church Methodist Church , reading and math. WRONG LEAD * POPULAR MINIATURES Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, high youth, Robbins Room. and open discussion. Sunday ting it Happen Day by Day.” BIBLES & BOOKS formerly was chaplain at Western Reserve University in 673 Ellington Rd., Crystal Lake Rd., Ellington Objectives are to improve tbe BOSTON, Mass. (AP) - * SOFT CENTERS 10:30,11:45 a.m. and midnight. 10:30 p.m. Candlelight School. Nursery provided. S7 East Center Street Cleveland, Ohio, and assistant professor of Biblical South Windsor Rev. Harvey W. Taber, Pastor classroom performance of Boston homicide detectives 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic ser Manchester, Ct. 06040 investigating a recent murder * SPECIAL GIFT ASSORTMENT Monday, 7:30, 9, 10:30 and Communion. Meditation: “ A theology and religion at the university. (Herald photo by Rev. Eugene M. Kilbridge, Gilead* Congregationa,! selected disadvantaged thought they had a hot lead 11:45 a.m. Song in the Night.” vice. Assistant Pastor FM B BARKIIIO IN THE REAH Buceivicius) Chureh 9:45 a.m., Sunday School chil^en in grades one throu^ when they found a scribbled Tureck Says Power Classes for sdl ages. St. James Church South United Hebron note in the victim’s pot^et. It Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 11 a.m.. Worship Service. ' Msgr. Edward J. Reardon Methodist Church Rev. Herbert 0. Kelsey Jr. said, “Unless they kill me p.m. Nursery. first,” and a name different Needed at Ski Tow Pastor 6 Main St. at Hartford Rd. Pastor Church of Jesus Christ of Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30, 6 p.m., Wesleyan Youth. from the victim’s was written R ^ . Jos^H E, Vujs : Rev. Dp. Geopge W&tebb Latter-day Saints (Mormon) Second "Also, “ be added, “ salt being 11 a.m., 5 p.m., midnight. 7 p.m.. Evening Prayer. below. , iltc Beciuisf Rev. Eugene j . Chamum Rev. Wayne Kendall Hillstowh Rd. and Woodside St. i l a.m.. Worship Service. “ We’ll have some real red All three will be open during the used on the roads during winter Monday, Masses at 7:30, 9:30 It turned out, however, that school vacation period except I^y. James IkL Boyles Rev. Robatt W, EMri&a Jr. T e i^ l E. Draney, Bishop The Rev. Mr.i K,els.e.yj "Unless They Kill Me First” , faces tomorrow if we have a storms, plus tbe development of All Hnnd Uipp'-d Not Miudimo Mmln and 11 a.m. preaching. Nurkery provided. ' ' Congregational iShurch Christmas day and New Year's PrcHh f ’ om ii.,i N Y SpollonH Kitf.hn'i Second Congregational , r> 385 North Man Street, Manchester, Conn. was the title of a book, and the foot of snow and we don’t have the east side of Centers, have 9:45 a.m.. Church Stdiobl. name on the note was the day. S h ip p fd in Tru>>H Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 9 a.m.. Priesthood. Church any skiing at the ski been big factors in marking an p.m. 9 and 10:45 a.m.. Worship 10:30 a.m., Sunday School. 11:30 p.m., Christmas Eve author’s. The victim (Nortbview) dope,” ParkSupt. “ Roller skating,” Slebold told apparent end to skating on the Slofert in Pclnipjriilocl Cimi-'H Service. United Church of Christ Rt. i Ovnr 3‘i DiflinnnI AsHortmenls Sunday, Masses at 7:30, 9, Service. Festival of Lessons Classes for all ages. apparently worked in a Ernest Tureck reports at the group, "w as the most main pond. At St, James Si. Matthew’s Church 44A, Coventry Christmas Services i fic;uililnlly Gill Wt.-iiipiMl 10:30 a.m., noon, 5 and 7:30 and Carols. Church School will 5 p.m.. Sacrament Service. bookstore. Thursday night’s monthly popular of the indoor winter Tolland Rev. Robert K. B^htold, M.iilod Anywhiire p.m. and midnight. not meet. meeting of the Advisory program. " ’fime and money can Fruu The Rt. Rev. Msgr. Edward Rev. J. Clifford Curtin, First Congregational Church Minister Monday, 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m., 11 p.m., Christmas Eve ford. The Ordinary of the Mass Recreation and Park Commis "Between 250 and 300 resolve everything. I have no J. Reardon will be the principal Pastor Main St. Coventry Christmas Sunday - December 24 - 10:00 A.M. noon. Communion Service. will be from “ Missa Adeste The sion. youngsters skate each night,” idea how much it would cost, celebrant at the Christmas Eve Rev. James M. McBride 10 a.m.. Worship Service. Gospel Hall Fideles” by the Rev. Carlo Sermon: “The Importance of Christmas” “ Tbe lights are O.K., but we be added. The program is held but it would be plenty. Midnight Mass at St. James Saturday, Masses at 5 and 7 Pastor ‘ SPECIAL QUANTITY DISCOUNTS St. Bartholomew's Church North United 415 Center St. Rossini. Bible don’t have any power for the one night weekly at each the "We want at least six inches Church. Charles Barbato will p.m. Rev. Robert Heavilin Unitarian Fellowship ■ i. ^ Rev. Philip Hussey Methodist Church Tlie communion antiphon is tow line. Buckley, Waddell, Keeney and of block ice for safety’s sake TO BUSINESSMEN be the commentator and Mrs. Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:30, Interim Pastor of Glastonbury Speaks Pastor 300 Parker St. 10 a.m.. Breaking bread. "In Splendor" and the Christmas Eve - December 24 - 7:00 P.M. “ Someone is dragging his Verplanck Schools. before we’ll open the pond to Jane Maccarone” the organist. 11:45 a^m., 7 p.m., midnight. Academy Junior High Mrs. Evelyn Baning appeared Rev. Earle R. Custer 11:45 a.m., Sunday School. recessional, “ The Hallelujah feet. I can’t understand why the public skating,” Tureck said. The adult choir of St. James, Monday, 8:30,10:30 and 11:45 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service. Main St., Glastonbury at the session and asked what Saturday, Vigil Mass at 5 Pastor 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Chorus.” Candlelight Carol Service job hasn’t been completed. We directed by Ralph Maccarone, a.m. 7 p.m.. Candlelight Service. Eugene could be done to bring ice p.m. Christmas Pageant did our work. Tbe electrical will present a program of 10:30 a.m., Service, Nursery Brewer skating back to Center Springs Sunday, Masses at 8:30,10:15, 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Uni work was promised to be sacred music starting at 11:35 Congregational and School. Special Music by the Choir Pond as it was in the “ good old 11:30 a.m., and midnight. Service. Sermon: “ Christmas Tbe timely convergence completed before the first p.m. The selections will include Church days.” Monday, Masses at 8:30, Ceiebration.” Nursery. No United Pentecostal Church of Jupiter, Saturn, and snowfall,” he added. “ E’en So, Lord Jesus, Come,” Rockville Tureck supplied the answer. 10:15 and 11:30 a.m. Sunday morning church school 187 Woodbridge St. Baptist Church Presents ’ | Messiah Evangelical Mel Slebold, Rec Department “ Glory To God,” “ Oh Sing a Rev. Paul J. Bowman Felix M. Davis, Minister Mars, or a streaking ccun- “ The pond ^ s n ’t been opened for children. Robert Baker, Pastor Lutheran head, explained that "many Joyous Carol,” and other Minister e t , o r an exploding for five years. When they built Zion Evangeiicai 10 p.m., Christmas Eve ^Threshold to Christmas^ I Church Herbert Chatzky, Minister of Music problems have developed in the familiar carols. Rev. Lyman D. Reed Nova—these are among ef the new high school Lutheran Church Fellowship. 10 a.m., Simday School. (Wisconsin Synod) forts at a naturalistic general upgrading of the area.’ ’ TTie congregation will sing Associate Minister (Manchester High) it marked (Missouri Synod) 11 p.m.. Worship Service. 11 a.m.. Worship Service. 300 Buckland Road, explanation for tbe star “ Oh Come All Ye Faithful” as Miss Ilga Paups of 444 Wise Men appeared” by The site will become a major the death of Center Springs as a (hooper and High Sts. 6 p.m.. Youth Service. South Windsor heralding Christ’s birth. the priests enter the sanctuary Hillstown Rd., vocalist and in William Ashley Anderson. TTie 10:46 a.m.. Worship Service, sports complex when skating area. Rev. (Charles W. Kuhl 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Rev. Karl R. Gurgel, Pastor Scholars have pondered and will also participate in the strumentalist, will be featured service will conclude with a "From Bethlehm To completed, possibly this spring. “ We used to have 13 real Pastor Service. this problem for centuries Concordia Lutheran Church "Christmas Responsorial at a special service, “ Threshold candlelight “ Christmas Tree Jerusalem.” Stebold’s office has only limited active springs entering 10 a.m.. Worship Service. ANNUAL and have developed 40 Pitkin St. Psalm,’’ "Alleluia,’’ to Christmas,” Sunday at 6:30 Litany” with carols. 7 p.m., Christmas Eve Fami electricity at present, he noted. Center’s. \^en the school was 9 a.m.. Children Service. numerous ingenious—and Rev. Richard E. Bertram "Memorial Acclamation,” p.m. at Community Baptist At the 10:30 a.m. Sunday ly fervice. T be parking area at built, tbe brook was enclosed Monday, 9 a.m., Christmas St. John’s Episcopal Church unlikely—theories. Vice Pastor “ Great Amen,” and the ‘"Tlie Church, 585 E. Center St. service, the adult and youth ChrUtmat Eve Nortbview has expanded and this eliminated about 11 Worship. Rt. 30, Vernon Faith in tbe supernatural 1 ------The Presbyterian Church Lord’s Prayer,” as well as The Rev. Dr. H. Victor Kane,'^ choirs, directed by Mrs. Bolton Congregalionai and improved and skiers will be springs. There are only a couple Rev. Robert H. Wellner, does not omit tbe 9 a.m., Holy Communion, 43 Spruce St. “ Hark the Herald Angels Sing,” interim minister, will be McClain and Mrs. Alex H. Church able to use a new warming hut, of springs entering into St. Mary’s Episcopal Church Rector SERVICE pc^bility of God’s use of Church School through Grade 6, Rev. George W. Smith, Pastor and “ Silent Night.” assisted by Robert Dutton, lay Elsesser, will present “ Carol of Bolton Center Rd. which has been completed and Center’s today. ___ Park and Church Sts. natural pbeaomena is Nursery care for small During the Mass, the choir minister, and Mrs. Robert C. the (Questioning Child,” “ Sing Rev. J. Stanton Conover is ready for use when ski Rev. George Nostrand 8 a.m.. Holy Communion. apparently supernatural children. 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. will sing the Introit and “ The Burt, director of Christian Gloria,” and “ Lo, How a Rose Minister i Sunday, December 24 conditions are favorable. Rector 10 a.m.. Family Service'euid. ways. But neither does ST. LOUIS, Mo. (AP) - 3 p.m.. Holy Communion, Classes for all ages. 10:30 a.m.. Lord Said to Me, You Are My education, in presenting the Ere Blooming.” Mrs. Robert With Joseph Sylvester, Rev. Stephen White Church School. 11:15 P.M. sii/h faith require these While traveling through h Worship Service. Nursery Son” from the “ First Mass of program especially prepared M. Johns will sing "T h e 10:15 a.m.. Worship Service. chairman, presiding, Fred Rev. Ronald Haldeman with some German. natural means, for it Tennessee, Mr. and Mrs. 7 p.m.. Festival Children’s provided. Christmas" by Edward for this traditional service. Birthday of a King.” The Rev; Sermon: “ ’ITie Celebration of Ramey was officially St. Peter’s Episcopal Church recognizes that God has at Ernest Potts .found a Service. 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Diemente, organist at the The Rev. Dr. Kane will read Dr. Kane will preach. His diristmas.” welcomed as a new member of 7:30 a.m.. The Holy Sand Hill Rd., South Windsor “ The Christ of Bethlehem** times interdicted his own woirichuck which had had its Cathedral of St. Joseph in Hart the Christmas story, “ When the topic: “ Heralds in the Street.” 8 p.m., Christmas Eve the commission. Eucharist, (services for Trial 10:45 p.m., Carol Sing. laws governing his head stuck in an empty can. Vesper Service. Rev. James A. Birdsall, Carl Silver, Rec program They tried to get help for (he Use.) 11 p.m.. Festival Holy creation. Tbe over Vicar Rev. Norman E. Swensen director, repororted all winter animal, but it wasn’t until they 10 a.m., Christmas Pageant Communion Service. reaching for ordinary Vernon Assemblies of God Chancel Choir Singing programs at the three buildings contacted the St. Louis presented by members of the explications of Bible 51 Old Town Rd. 8 and 10 a.m.. Holy Commu '■ Mr. Charles Kay, Director - E u t Side, West Side and Humane Society that the chuck Church School, followed by an nion. miracles is not calculated Second Congregational (Community Y - were operating was freed. All-Parish party in Neill Hall. to build faith. Church Sunday: 9:45 a.m.. Come and join us in celebrating the Birth of Christ in 11 p.m.. Midnight Eucharist, The Christmas Message Sunday Faith requires neither United Church of Christ School for all ages. Rockville United Methodist Bethlehem and hear God's word regarding the most % Service for Trial Use, preceded precedent nor subjective 385 N. Main St. 11 a.m.. Morning Worship Church n Christmas at by Carillon Concert at 10:30 unique and important birth in history. rationalistic hypotheses, Rev. Felix M. Davis 7 p.m.. Evening Evangelistic 142 Grove St. p.m. being “ the evidence of Minister Christmas — 4 B,C, And 1972 A,D, Rev. John W. Mortimer, St, Mary's 'P Monday, 7:30 and 10 a.m.. Pastor things not seen,” Heb. The Holy Communion, Book of 11:1. It asks only for 10 a.m.. Morning Family difference what other language is Our Savior Lutheran Church Trinity Covenant Church Common Prayer. The heart of Christmas was and is 239 Graham Rd. evidence that will meet tbe Episcopal Church Worship. Care provided for spoken; love is the language that 9:30 a.m.. Church School, found in the faith that the God who South Windsor, (]onn. objective canons of Nursery through four-year- Nursery through adults. a Trinity Covenant Church made us and sustains us is a God of counts. Yes, (3iristmas centers in 302 Hackmatack Street i historical criticism. olds. Sermon by Rev. Mr. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship.' Park & Church Streets 302 Hackmatack St. love who revealed and reveals His love — Divine and human. Pastor Manchester, Conn. Davis, “The Importance of Nursery through Grade 2. Rev. Norman E. Swensen So, as we celebrate Christmas 1972, (Three minutes from So. Main St., CHURCH OF Christmas.” true nature in the gift of His Son. It is Services for Sunday Pastor in whatever way our^ustom may be, or Keeney Street exits from 1-84) ^ CHRIST 7 p.m., Christmas Eve Ser a memory of a precious Baby, yes; Worship Services, Sunday at 9 First Congregational Church; let us rem em ber that the true warmth and 10:15 a.m., Sunday school, 9 lydall and Vernon Streets December 24th L vice. Candlelight Carol Service. but it is more tbe sudden realization of Coventry t 9:30 a.m., Sunday School for a.m. Fellowship and Coffee, 10- Phone: 6434817 Christmas Eve Christmas Pageant. Special that we — even with broken and sinful of the season comes from the Rev. Robert Heavilin T In whatever manner all ages, three through adult, unquenchable fires of God’s love. It is 10:15 a.m. Interim Pastor 7:30 A.M. Holy Eucharist plus infant nursery. Christmas music by the choir. lives — belong to God and are God’s great gift of Himself that the traditions and spirit 10:50 a.m.. Worship Service. , acceptable to God because He loves us Trinity Lutheran Church (Services Jor Trial Use) makes all our Chriktmases 9:30 a.m.. Church School. Advent Wreath Observance. now! Meadowlark Rd. and Rt. 30 Christmas Eve Church of Nazarene 11 a.m.. Worship Service. The Rev. Mr. Swensen will The central message of Christmas meaningful and significant. Rev. Donald McClean of Christmas 236 Main St. preach on “ The Gift of the has always been — God loves us so Pray this prayer with me; 0 God, 10 A.M. Special Christmas Pagaent Rev. William A Taylor First Congregational Church ( 3:(X) p.m. Holy Communion, with soma Gorman, Ages." much that He is willing and ready and our Father, give me a hnart that is 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Pastor of Vernon L The Rev. Kenneth T. MIchnay, Presented by Members of the Church come to your house, m r 11:15 p.m., Christmas Eve able to do something about our human grateful for the revelation of Your Service, Holy Cktmmunion. Rev. John A. Lacy, Minister K Quest Pastor School followed by an All Parish Christmas Service. The Rev. Mr. Swensen love which came into the world 9:15 a.m., Sunday School. 9:30 a.m,, Sunday School, needs. For God so loved the world t^ t Rev. Edwin W. Baitblomew, :! 7:00 p.m. Festival Children’s Service will preach on “ The Christ of Adult Instruction Class. Party. we wish you the Classes for all ages. He gave His only begotten Son, that through Jesus. Flood my life with Assistant Minister i- Bethlehem.” 10:45 p.m. Carol Sing 10:45 a.m., Morning Worship. whosoever believes in Him should not Your love today. Enable me to 11:00 p.m; Festival Holy Communion Service 10:30 P.M. Carillon Concert express that love to others, especially Vernon United 10 a.m.. Morning Wwshlp. 11 P.M. Midnight Eucharist merriest ojf alll St. John’a Polish Special Christmas music by the perish but have eternal life.” (John Methodist Chureh with Instrumentalists, Junior, Life, and the Senior my family, until all mankind shall 9:55 a.m.. Church Scbotd. National Catholic Church 3:16) His love burst upon us at Rt. 30 The Rev. Gerald H. Christesen, (Services for Trial Use) Qioirs. Message by the pastor, Christmas 4 B.C. and has remained know You personally as Loving The Rev. Mr. Lacey will, Rev. Walter A. Hyszko Rev. F. W. Schuster, Minister preach. Coffe Fellowship aftw i Guest Pastor Pastor “ Hidden Christmas Truths.” until this day. Heavenly Father. Amen. Mr. David Almond, 7 p.m.. Evening Service. the service. Nursery care ! Monday, Dec. 25, Christmas Day The essential language of Christmas Dr. George W. Webb 9:30 a.m.. Church Service. N Organiat>Cholr Director Your Gift Gallery Christmas cantata, "Love available during the service, r Blasses at 8:30, 10:30 a.m. is love. It doesn’t make much South United Methodist Church ursery-age kindergarten 7:30 A.M. Holy Communion i'S'v.fe Transcending,” presented by 4:30 p.m. Junior H i^ Pilgrim^ and midnight. classes. 10 A.M. (with Choir) •t Wafklni of Manehastar the Senior Clhoir, under the Fellowship will meet. i Blonday. Masses at 8:30 and 10:45 a.m.. Church School, CONCORDIA LUTHERAN CHURCH 93 B Main Straat. Manehcitar direction of David Blaney. 7 p.m., Senior High Pilgrim Book of Common Prayer I 10:10 a.m. Classes for Grades 1 through 8. Fellowship will meet. i 40 PITK IN s t r e e t MANCHESTER PAGE TEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 23, i m MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 23, 1972 — PAGE f.t.r v e N Heralding the foyer, and a tree in two of the girls’ rooms-those ate v o iu m “ I t Heralding Homes Unde Sam Has Competition the six trees. An extra tree, called a,birthday tree, is in the Fee Women'*s Day Program upstairs hallway. It’s for Giristopher whose birthday falls PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Instead, 11-year-old Fred on Dec. 22. RecorJ:Hi^ (Continued from Page 10) Some residents of suburban Rahner and his 8-year-old Family Noel Has Ncw Special Classes Havertown are getting cheap, brother Kurt have done the The Malones are sticklers for tradition. The big Bible same-day delivery of their legwork. For three cents a Santa Gaus with his reindeer will find all in tid in ess from Mrs. Malone’s family Is always opened to the book of WASHINGTON (AP) i- Soft lights scintillate from a crystal chandelier. A much ^ Slimnastics, Wednesday, Christmas cards. letter, they deliver cards to when he arrives at the home of the H. John Malones. There Luke and pladed on the coffee table in the living room. “If Postmaster General E. T. The Manchester Recreation BeSded flowers, Tuesday prized etching of their home by Miss Millie Lundberg—a Department’s Women’s Day 9:30-11:30, six weeks for fO. 1:15-2:15, nine weeks. family friemf- stands out in a gold frame against the But not by the U.S. Postal homes within a mile radius of at 84 Prospect St. after many days of preparation, and we don’t do anythinq else, we have to do that,” says Mrs. Klassen said F^day his service Service. their own. has processed almost 10 billion Program, will offer mail Joan Madden, a craftswoman M ulti^afts, Thursday, 9:30- paneled wall. with Giristmas throughout the 11-room house, 1^. and Malone, ‘"niat is abslolutelv traditional!” registrattbn from now to Jan 5. from Farmington and member 11:30, nine weeks; you 8un>ly. Mrs. Malone and their six children can finally sleep “all The well established tack boles on the underside of the pieces of mail during the last Above the buffet and just behind the glistening coffee four weeks, a record high New classes begin Jan 8. of the Socie^ of Connecticut your own materials. service is a magnificent della robia in the warm tones of snug in their beds with visions of sugar plums that dance in nuuttle in the living room are evidence that for many volume for a Christmas season. No notification Will be sent to Craftsmen and Connecticut Crew el embroidery for their heads.” > Giristmases, “The stockings have been hung by the Guild of Craftsmen, will teadi beginners and intermediates, the nuts and dried fruit and berries used in the wreath. participants unless a. class is The Malone family eats around a large round table in the The festive preparations begin every year on the first of chinmey with care,” one for each member of Uk family. canceled. Payments of fees for women how to turn tiny beads five weeks, 1:15-2:15, Friday. Hi! December in the Malone hous^old when the first armload A porcelain creche modestly adorns the mantle above He said the volume of mail classes may paid in advance, into life-like flowers that are Needlepoint for beginners, kitchen by candleli^t from lavendar candles set in an Advent wreath. Remembrances to be passed out to the of boxes is unearthed from the huge attic storehouse. As the massive stone fireplace in the living room above which has been six per cent, or 556 during the week of Jan. 2 or at lasting. Women can expect to Friday, 9:30-10:30, five weeks; million pieces, more than for the firat class session. complete several small floral and needlepoint for various service men are piled in a miniature sleigh on the Merry the various wreaths and decorations are put in their intermediates, FYiday, 10:^ counter by the kitchen door. places, another load of trimmings is brought down. the same period a year ago. There are many new special arrangements. Materials will classes.now being pffered at the be av^lable at the first class. 11:45, five w e ^ . 0 In the front foyer, piled in an antique cradle handed Christmas I “What did you bring down today?” any one of the Klassen said there has been West Side Rec which are not Fiber College, Friday 9:30- Book discussion will meet one down in Dr. Malone'’s family, are the gaily wrapped gifts children will ask when they come home from sdiool. an unusually heavy volume of available during the day in the 11:30, five weeks for with a week on W ^esday mornings to be delivered to family friends. R/»g ou$, from 9:30-11:30. A new book mail this week because of late Manchester area. charged Wills Nolan, the original The ornaments on the big tree in the family room belong sing out hearty mailings, far exce^ing the will be read and discussed for these classes cover the cost creator of this technique. Her.' to everyone, for as the fa i^ y travels, special small items mail volume rec ived during of the instructor and are work is > sold in private gift every other week. good wishes any prior week before offered as a public service by shops and on exhibit at the Rug Hooking Club will meet are bought for each child—a tiny bell, a small felt animal, for holiday cheer. Christmas. He said a number of the Town of Manchester. They Society of Connecticut^ once a week to book pieces and A souvenir of a particular place-so t ^ t one day each may post offices are runnihg behind are; Craftsihen. She will show- how '’ to socialize. Wednesday 1 to have his own meaningful ornaments to put on his own tree. because of the late mailings. Portrait Painting, Thursday's to pull fibers from scrap 2:30. Overseeing all the Giristmas morning activity in the 9:30-11:30 for nine weeks at |12. materials and tom them Into Mail registrations may be family room are Mr, and Mrs. Santa (Haus perked on a He has authorized regional Judy Mazzado, a licensed flowers imd foliage. She will sent to the West Side Rec, Town little swing hanging high overhead. . CHORCHES of Manchester postmasters-general to teacher and professional artist show how to pull fibers from of Manchester, 41 Center St., Giristmas trees and wreath& extend to the upstairs 80 OAKLAND ST. MANCHESTER schedule delivery services on will show studeiUs how to paint scrap materials and turn them c/o Bea Sheftel, women’s area. There's a wreath on' each bedroom and’bathroom Sunday wherever local life-like portraits from into flowers and foliage. program director. Phone door. An herb wreath from Giprilands decorates one conditions indicate it is needed photographs. Those with some Participants can make note registration will be taken the week of Jan. 2 at 643-6795. In- bathroom door. Bits of greenery, a candle, a bowl of hangs a balance filled with red and white flowers and New in an effort to assure the painting background will find paper, wall hangings, and deelivery of parcels by Christ- this class helpful. .. household decorations. The person-only registration will be ornaments, can be found on a vanity, bedside table, or on England holly in each scale. The holly grows in abundance mas. material for the first project taken during the first week of window sills. in the Malone’s yard. The holly is u ^ freely throughout will be provided. classes, at the class. No phone A small hall area upstairs is special with the family at the home in various combinations with flowers or Inkle Weaving with Pat registrations will be accepted any time of the year with family photographs lining the Christmas ornaments. McGarry. Learn the fun after Jan. 5. walls showing'mostly the children from infancy to present Festive sparkle is added to a rambling camellia tree daments of weaving without the day. in the living room bay window with a string of tiny Open Tonite Til expense of a large loom. Inkle Christmas Eve finds Prudence playing familiar carols twinkling li^ ts. looms are professional looms on the grand piano while the family joins in singing. At J? Fram ^ favorite Christmas cards of past years are hung available at craft shops. It is Blue Law other times, there is a deilcate tinkling throughout the in various places. i t c X used to weave bands, trims and i • -7 belts. Participants will learn Violators house that comes from angel chimes on the radiators. Wherever you look, there’s something that someone in how to thread a loom and basic There will be a very Merry Christmas with all the family the family tos had his hand in to m ^ e the holiday a weaving in patterns and colors. Warned together; Meg, 21, is a senior at the College of New special One. Inside the front entrance hang felt NOEL Time and day to be announced; Rochelle, N.Y.; Sean, 19, attends Providence College, panels and large jewelled balls made by Meg and Jennifer. four weeks, $5. NEW HAVEN (AP) - Police (R.I.); Jennifer, 17, is a senior at East Catholic High Paper chains for the tree are made each year by G uis and 0 m m Stain Glass Workshop. Ann Chief Biagio DeLieto and 6th Schooi; Laura, 15, is a sophomore at ECHS; C!hristopher, Prudence.' Madsen, Wednesday 1-2:30 for Circuit Court Prosecutor Paul 13 yesterday, and Prudence, 11, attend St. James School. beginners and advanced. Ann Foty have warned 35 Dr. Malone started about ten 3rears ago to bang thick > •> .»•> .i ,> .) ,i ) .» ,1 > > ,1 ) .» As one leaves the Malone’s home, a banner over the garlands of laurel at Christmastime from the dark wralnut will teach beginners how to businessmen that they face front door gives a parting thought—“A Merry Christmas to solder, cut and shape leaded arrest if they open their es beams in the dining room, hall and living room. No easy tablishments on Sundays. all, and to all a good-night.” job, it takes family participation to see that the swags all glass decorations. Ihose witi “Good tiding we bring to you and your kin, we whdi you a basic knowledge of these In registered letters to the In our hearts- Merry Giristmas and a Happy New Year” from the hang evenly from the ten foot high ceilings. The garland techniques will be aided in businessmen, all of whom Malonei. Back row, left to rif^ , Laura, Dr. H. J(rim theme is continued wound around the stair rail. C au^t up more advanced projects. Six police say they warned for This Week on TV Malone, Mrs. Malone, Jamifer, Sean, and front row. with large golden velvet bows, the effect is a low glow of weeks, $6, includes material for remaining open last Sunday in In our worlds Prudence, Guis and Meg. warm color accent against the black walnut paneling in the two or three projects. violation of the state’s Blue Burt Lancaster is host for a rebroadcast of a Christmas rooms. Shirret Rug Making. Louise, Laws, DeLieto and Foty say further openings will result in special featuring the American feeling toward the holiday, By the time Giristmas arrives, practically everything The red and green Of Christmas abound in the red cloth McCrady, Thursday 1-3 and in “Playhouse New York,” tonight (Dec. 23) at 8:30 on In our time . . . but the partridge in its pear tree has beat assemble and Friday 9:30-11:30. Louise is the arrests instead of more panel with green ball fringe on the massive walnut dining warnings. Ckinnecticut Public Television (Channel 24 in Hartford). put in its place. Mrs. Malaie refers to their home at table in the baronial type paneled dining room. In the iocal originator of this technique. She takes her In a segment taped last year at the Mark Twain House in Giristmas as a Celtic home because it has ttie six trees center of the table glistens a centerpiece of a gold pedestal **Deck the halls with boughs of holly^... students step-by-step in the Hartford, Kathy Galvin appears in a dramatization of which, according to ancient Celtic belief, ward off evil bowl with gold fruit and greens, and gold candles burning crochet technique needed for Twain’s “Letter from Santa Claus.” spirits. A family tree in the large family room, a tree on in silver candlesticks. shirret, cutting fabric on the THEY ARE SPECIAL Other featured guests include James Earl Jones, Linda i - i ' the front porch roof, a candy cane tree, a pine cone'tree in TULSA, Okla. (AP) — James (Continued on Page 11) bias, making a square mat, a Lavin, Freda Payne, and Peter Yarrow. Sto^ by Photos by A4ay the wisdom round mat, and an oval mat. Price, manager of the The program will be repeated (Christmas Day (Dec. 25) JUNE TOMPKINS SYLVIAN OFI4R4 governmental affairs division, Merry Christmas a. and love Other projects students can do at 7 p.m. * J yii* . .T”*.. include making a pillow or wall received the Certified Chamber and Happy New Year -yx. of the Three hanging. When shirret is Executive designation recently Establishment of the American system of government, complete it looks like hooked or from the ;,^erican Chamber which haff lasted for nearly 200 years, is the keystone for ^ Kings fiU'“ of Commerro'Exedhtlves;. The braided rugs and is reversible. ^Inventing a Nation,” the fourth program of Alistair you with the true meaning of Christmas. Metropolitan Tulsa C um ber Since the rug uses scrap of Commerce thus became the Cooke’s “America” series. BOB S EMILE 8T. PIEBBE materials it is also an inexpen only such group in the nation The special will be telecast Tuesday (Dec. 26) at 10 p.m. MANCHESTER, CONNECTICUT VILLAGE BARBER SHOP sive craft. Six weeks, $16, kit, to have four individual on NBC-TV. 312MAINSTREET;- MANCHESTER $8. members of its staff with the Other special classes are as highest professional- i ,) .) ) ) ,) .) » follows; recognition. Guitar lessons, nine weeks The earlier recipients were for $12, Monday’s 10-11 a. John Barhydt, Marvin Wynn and Clyde Cole. There are only Handwriting Analysis, 1-9 202 CCEs in the United States. weeks, $12, 1-2 p.m. Business Law for the layman, Monday’s 11-12; nine weeks, $ 12 . Handbuilding Pottery and ceramics, Wednesday, 9; so il; 30; nine weeks, $5. French Conversations, 1, 11, and 11, nine weeks each at $12. Psychology 1, basic it .V//, Introduction to psychology for which participants may apply for college credit. Nine weeks, $12, Friday 10-11. TTie days on which classes in With pride Handwriting Analysis, French Conversations and Psychology 1 are to be held will be announced later. and gratitude Free classes, open only to Manchester residents who pay the $3 annual fee to join the for the loyalty you have shown, recreation department, are; Oil Painting for beginners, c ^ /is cSionE ’o u ± a . 9:30-12, Mondays, nine weeks. Beauty Workshop, 9:30-11:30, we extend our sincerest wishes six weeks, Mondays. Crochet for beginners, 1:15- Mewuj OloiUtiMai 2:15, Mondays, nine weeks. that you and yours enjoy \ ' Modem Dance, exercises to cudTluwkYoii music, 1:15-2:30, Mondays, nine 7*Now the cup of pleasure sparkles *• weeks. (tfi youK ftatkowiyb. ‘Chestnuts roasting on an open fire.....** O il Painting for intermediates, 9:30-12, WESTERN Tuesdays, nine weeks. BEEF MART Crochet for intermediates, 63 Tolland Tpke. 1:15-2:15, Tuesdays, nine Manchester weeks. OPEN TONITE „ i i p . . t TOYS 8AME8 - SLEDS » BISYCLES w s a o N S - t s i m s - t o b o s s a n s SKATED -SKIIS ( SIFTS FOK EVEHYONE STUFFEO SANTA REGAL IWEN'G, SHOP To our] XSnL "THE COMPLETE MEN S STORE" friends we womt to soy "thanks" ■I I t PJL MANCHISTSR . *)*;*PN cmd wish you the merriest ever. M il 901 - 907 MAIN STREET V TRI-CITY PLAZA 643-2478 *872-0538 Suds & Scissors Doggie Shopple ‘Bring me fleshy and bring me fvine.. ROUTE 30 POST RDI. PLifeA VERiRNON TiLt4S-7111 ‘Oh Christmas trMf Oh Chrlstnuis ” " FARR’S -VV...... •> X. ■ E ^ E TWELVE - M A N C H E ^ BVENINQ HERALD. Manchester. Conn . Sat.. Dec. 23. im Dennisons Lift „ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 23, 1972 — PAGE THmTEBN Obituary Gen. Giap^s Death Denied Harold W. E duf Rezoning Issue Harold W. Eells, 65, of MC CharteF Oak St., a partner in BY SOL R. COHEN The directors, on Dec. 12, bad the Matendaz Travel Agency of (Herald Reporter) approved the agreement in Planes Mount War’s Hartford, died Fri^y gt The owners of the 110-acre principle, on the condlUon the Laurel Lake have agreed to Manchester MeiroriM Ewl|j>ttal provision was removed. It was after a long illness. remove the one objection the the consensus that a zone Mr. Eells was born May SO, Manchester Board of Directors change be sought “after” and 1907 *in (kirnwall, V t, fon of has to option for town purdiase not "before” the property is Biggest Air Blitz William and Carrie Manchedter of the property, Town Manager purchased. It instructed Weiss Robert Weiss has announced. to meet again with the owners Eells, and had lived in Wells C. Doinison andltobart — in an effort to have them Manchester for more than SO C. Dennison, in a renegotiated years. He was an Army veteran SAIGON (AP) - North Haiphong today, raising to 17 Pentagon of lying in its claim other localities, and it is bom remove the zone requiremoit. of World War H. agreement, have dropped their Now that the pnn^lon is Vietnamese officials denied a the number of Stratofortresses that only military targets are bing hospitals, schools and He was a former Interior embassies besides the area insistmce that the acreage be removed fran Uk option to South Vietnamese report today and to 42 the number of being attacked. decorator for R.H. Macy’s in rezoned Industrial before the purchase, which runs to June that Defense Minister Vo American planes that North “The truth is the United where the U.S. pilot camp Is New York City, and was sale is consummated. 30, a public bearing is being Nguyen Giap was killed in Vietnam claims to have downed States is wantonly bombing located,’’ the broadcast manager of the Worth’s SUnre in scheduled for Jan. 3 on a Haiphong, where U.S. in the last six days. densely populated areas in declared. Hartford before it closed. He Hanoi’s official Vietnam Evacuating proposed 11,391,000 ap warplanes continued to mount Hanoi Radio accused the Hanoi, Haiphong and many propriations. then Joined the travel agency. the biggest aerial blitz of the News Agency reported Friday Later he became a partner In war. that five U.S. Riers presented Air Crash The sum includes |450,000 for the agency, A statement by Hanoi’s at a news conference in Hanoi purchasing the 110-acre parcel, He was a member of Second earlier in the day had “taken Survivors which would be used for delegation to the Paris peace Quake Strikes CiMigregatlonal Church. part in a predawn B52 raid SAN FERNANDO, Chile sanitary land-fill purposes, and, talks said: “Here, we do not Survivors are two brothers, deem it necessary to take the against populous areas in Hanoi ‘(AP) — Eight suh^ivors of an 1941,000 for improvements to which caused heavy destruction October airplane crash today the area. Robert Eells of Manchester and trouble to show that this is a Albert Eells of Dunedin, Fla.; product of the psychological Nicaragua to many inhabited quarters and began their 70th day at the The 1450,000 purchase price public utility establishments 12,000-foot level in the Andes and several nieces and war of the Americans- would be in two installments— nephews. ’’ puppets.” including the Bach Mai Mountains, huddled together 29 per cent on July 1,1973 and 71 GUATEMALA CITY, In Washington, the U.S. State Funeral services will be A North Vietnamese official Guatemala (AP) — A strong Department said its embassy in Hospital, the biggest polyclinic for warmth in the craft’s per cent on Jan. 1, 1974. In North Vietnam, which was broken fuselage. Tuesday at 11 a.m. at'the said this was a formal denial earthquake struck Managua, Managua had been destroyed, The 1941,000 for Watkins Funeral Home, Igl E. that Giap had been killed almost completely demolished. Three mountain-survival improvements would be q>lit— Nicaragua, early today, one-third of the city was in Center St. The Rev. Felix Friday, reportedly by a delayed reportedly causing extensive flames and most of the Many patients and medical experts — bringing food, $300,000 for one-third the cost of workers in the hospital were clothing and medicine — joined Davis, pastor of Second mine while on an inspection damage in the center of that hospitals had been leveled. a leachette-coUection system, Congregational Church, will of tour of bombing damage at the killed or injured.” them after helicopters rescued with the other 65 per cent to te Central American city. First A State Department ficiate. Burial will be in East Tran Hung Dao armaments reports indicated there were T he U.S. Command six other survivors. funded in subsequent years; spokesman in Washington said Cemetery. ■ '/ : depot. many homeless, injured and its Information was based on a maintained secrecy on the air Flight crews waited for $296,000 for relocating the operations over the North. In clearing skies to resume the Friends may call ■at ^the South Vietnamese in dead. message from the Nicaraguan Hockanum River; $225,000 for funeral home Sunday from to telligence sources said the contrast to past policy, the rescue mission in an area relocating the brook; $60,000 for- Winner of Vernon Lighting Contest All normal communications government. 5 p.m. and ’Tuesday from 9 to 11 report of Giap’s death was between Managua and the command this week re fu ^ 'to where clouds usually close high a service road; $M,000 for One of the ham radio reports The home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Swinnerton of Bolton picked up from a radio broad outside were cut by the quake disclose what specific targets valleys by noon. Tie forecast removing the existing dam; and sponsored by the Vernon Recreation Commission. The a-m-. reaching Guatemala City said i™***?’ like a picture post card, was chosen The family suggests that any cast monitored in Saigon, but which struck at 12:40 a.m. — the Nicaraguan Central Bank were being attacked, the was for some cloudiness but $30,000 for preliminary Swinnertons will be presented with a Savings Bond. number of missions Rown and better conditions than prevailed as first prize winner in the over-ait house decorating (Herald photo by Richmond) memorial contributions may be there was no separate evidence 1:40 a.m. EIST — but reports an 18-story building, also was landscaping, for eventual to support it. U.S. officials said reaching Guatemala City from how it assesses the damage. the past three days, officials recreational use. category of the C^iristmas home decorating contest made to the Memorial Fund of heavily damaged. they had no knowledge of the amateur radio operators in said. The directors are on record Second Congregational Chnrch. . . - i - report, and no other details Managua indicated damage Two Chilean air force for placing the proposal on the helicopters lifted the first six Edwin J. McNally ' were available. was very heavy and that voting machines for a Giap, 60, led the Viet Minh to Managua was without water out Friday morning from the referoidum. The date for a Police Report Dwyer NamedChairman Funeral services foir Edwin i. wreckage of the Uruguayan air McNaUy of 72 Cedar St,, jwho victory over the French in the and electricity. referendum will be set MANCHESTER headlights of an oncoming car. first Indochina war and has Planes with relief supplies, force plane that crashed Oct. 13 following the Jan. 3 public COLUMBIA Of Crime Squad Group died Friday at Manchester on the Argentine-Chilean Paula Siamond, 17, of 72 The police accident report Jam es E. Duffy, 26, of Memorial Hoiqiital'jlwill be Su^ been the principal architect of medicine and doctors were hearing. The referendum ques Campfield Dr., was treated at noted that street lighting in the the North V ietn^ese effort in being prepared in Guatemala, border. tion, scheduled, will spell Willimantic, was issu ^ a sum Vernon Police Chief Ekimund day at 2 p.m. at 'St. Maiy's" Ihelr discovery came after Manchester Memorial Hospital area was "exceptionally poor.” mons charging him with F. Dwyer has been elected Episcopal Church. Burial will the current war. El Salvador and Venezuela, but out the method of financing the Friday night for injuries she No police action was taken. He was quoted earlier as one radio operator, two other survivors — both proposed appropriatiim. reckless driving and operating chairman of the Crime Squad be in East Cemetel^ at the members of the Old Christians suffered when struck by a car a motor vehicle .under the Law Enforcement Advisory convenience of the faiOily. saying of the current U.S. bom transmitting from a mobile unit Weiss is recommending a near her home. Manchester Police reported bing drive: “Hanoi and in the center of Managua, said rugby team of Montevideo, second referendum in 1965 for influence of liquor. The sum Committee of the Capitol Friends may call at thO Uruguay gave up hope of She was not admitted to the several other accidents, mons was issu ^ in connection Region Council of Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Haiphong and other cities may the interruption in electrical further improvements to the hospitai. including: be destroyed, but the service had put navigation being found and began walking sanitary land-fill area — this with a one-car accident on Rt. Governments. Main St., today from 2 to 4 and 7 out. After 10 days, they met a Police said the girl was hit by — A 12:18 p.m. Friday colli 66 in Columbia, in which the to 9 p.m. Herald piwio by Buceiviclat Vietnamese people will not be equipment at the Managua air one now estimated at $716,000. As chairman, Dwyer, who port out of operation. mountain shepherd who carried a car driven by Beth S. sion at E. Center and Munro Duffy vehicle left the road and has been chief of police in Ver intimidated. Nothing is more In addition, he . is Laschever, 18, of Bloomfield. Sts. involving cars driven by John W. Hoffman precious than Independence and Highways leading to word to authorities that they recommending that the struck a bridge piling. Duffy non for nearly 18 years, will Special Mitten Christmas Tree and 14 others of the 45 persons Hie accident occurred at about Sandra E. Ferguson of 38 sustained head injuries in the ROCKVILLE - John W. freedom. The more barbarous Managua reportedly were operating budget for the land oversee the operations and closed, and the only means of aboard the plane had survived 11:30 p.m. on Campfield Rd. Mountain Rd., Rockville, and collision and was taken to Hoffman, 71, of 149 Union St., The three little kittens who lost their mittens can surely Calderwood, Jane Alemany and Mary Haugh hang mittens and treacherous the U.S. fill be increased about $100,000 Eleanor F. Green of 473 policies of the committee in the the crash, hunger, blizzards and Miss Laschever told police Windham Memorial Hospital, husband of Mrs. Gertrude imperialists, the deeper the transportation to the city was a year.— to the year 2000. Woodbridge St. The Ferguson area of undercover narcotics take their pick for their paws from this mitten-tree which of all sizes, patterns and colors which they have donated by helicopter. avalanches. she was temporarily blinded by where he was treated and and related criminal activities. Sebober Hoffman, died this Vietnamese peoples’ hatred and car was towed; minor injuries morning at his home. is being decorated in the Town Welfare Department by for distribution to needy children to keep their fingers the higher their determination released. The Crime Squad was were reported. Mrs. Green was members of Mrs. Jean McComber’s class at Keeney toasty warm during the frosty days of winter. to resist the aggressors and Unltad Church of Christ Personal Notices Donald B. Gennette, 18, of organized in December 1969, Mr. Hoffman was bom Jan. warned for making an improper 28, 1901 in EUlington anR had School: From left to right, Kathy VonDeck, Denise save the country.” Bombing enter 11 Cantor Straat East Hartford, charg^ early and to date it has investigated Manchastar, ConnacUcut lane change. Meanwhile, air losses In loving memory of my father, Paul today with intoxication and m ore than 1,000 narcotic lived in the EUington-Rockville- Co-Pastors B. Klotzer, who paaied away, Decm ber — A three-car accident in Tolland area all his life. He was ’ \ ■ mounted to record numbers as Con^egational Lyman 0. Farrar 24, 19M. interfering with an officer. He offense cases in the Capitol Pause May front of 378 Summit St. at about retired dairy farmer and a U.S. planes continued to mount WInthrop Matson was taken into custody after an re g io n area. In addition, the lurch ’r ,• X ------, • - .f ■; Pear Father, you are not forgotten, 9 p.m. Friday. Cars driven by ■ member ot the ApipstoHc the biggest aerial blitz of the TbouA on earth you are no more, incident outside the police vzquad hks woHced with several C h r U i m a ^ F v«3 R ich ard A. Jones of 113 Cmistlan ChilriS ol war against North Vietnam’s Be Ordered Still u memory you are with ua. station on E. Middle Tpke. He federal agencies on cases Spirit Focuses Services Am 3mi Always were before. ., . .Deepwoc^ Dr, and Carmela Survivors, besides h is 'u ^ , heartland. , KEY BISCAYNE, Fla. (AP) . Elsie A. Frits ' was being held in the police involving narcotics and related. Edmund F. Dwyer — President Nlxm’s aides sky and husband Costello of 378 Summit St. were station lockup this morning. are a daughter. Miss Ruth The tl.S. Command admitted Sunday. Dooamtisr 24.1972 - 10AM involved, as well as a car owned offenses, such as stolen that 14 planes, including 10 B52 he has left open the possibility “Wsntad; More Thail Jam es Daley, 53, of no firearms. Hoffman, at home; and foliit A Cuddly Sswlor?" Pra-School Cara In Memoriam by Steven D. Whitehouse of Dwyer’s election as chairman sisters, Mrs. John Ruch of bombers, have been downed he may order a ^ristmas certain address, charged early As chairman, Dwyer will sit provided. «, In loving memory of my brother, 117D Tudor Lane. Accident in was unanimous. He will take Vernon, Mrs. Albert Ludwig of since the heavy raids were pause in the heavy air and ^ Sunday. Dooamtiar 24.1972 - 7 P.M - today with intoxication at Bess as a member of the statewide Royce Palmer, who passed away vestigation was incomplete. office Jan. 1 for a term of one Tolland, and Miss Elizabeth launched above the 20th bombardment of North "Family FasUval Worship’ "Why Tha December 23, 1971. Eaton Donut Shop, 150 Center Enforcement Coordinating “Let this then be our wish for Chimes Rang" — A 6^47 p.m. Friday year. ’The retiring chairman is Hoffman and Miss Frieda HoffT By JUNE TOMPKINS gifts have been donated by from the local Citadel band will parallel Monday and that at Vietnam. St. He was being held this Board, which oversees the ac Manchester this Christmas Sunday. Dacambar 24. 1972 - 10;30- Gone but not forgotten. accident on Cooper Hill St. near William Rush, chief of police in man, both of Ellington. many civic groups. play in the wards of Manchester least 55 U.S. airmen are mis Reporting that Nixon is lljSO P.M. - "Wassail Open House" morning. (Herald Reporter) season. ’That through the in Cedar St. Police said a car tivities of five crime squads West Hartford. Funeral services will be “Many people give money Memorial, sing. “determined to take every [^afstlon Room - high school and post Sister, Rosalie, and family Duane R. Follansbee, 42, of throughout the state. spiration of those who see anonymously ,” she said. “One When members of Brownie step” to end the war in Viet high youth. operated by Mark Knee of Rt. 6, Ashmead Rd., Coventry, Wednesday at 1:30 p.m. at the “ ‘It is only with the heart Radio Hanoi claimed that two Sunday. Oooambar 24. 1972 rightly, we constantly seek lady who had received welfare nam, presidential press Andover, hit a parked car, Apostolic Christian Church, that one can see rightly; what is Troop 619 learned there were more B52s were shot down near Candlelight Communion" - 1i :30 PM charged Friday morning with what unites mankind. As the assistance at one time now 162 patients at the Meadows secretary Ronald L. Ziegler “A Song~ I In Tha Night" ‘ In Memoriam owned by Dorothy Potter of 57 Ellington. Burial will be in essential Is invisible to the eye.’ non-support on a Circuit Court Car and Truck Crash on I~86 winter snow disappears, surely brings in her own donation said Friday, when asked about In loving memory of Robert P. Popoff, Cooper Hill St., and a picket Ellington Center Cemetery, As a winter snow covers the Convalescent Center who were who was killed a year ago today. 12 arrest warrant. He was Cathleen A. Landerfin, 23, of She received emergency Spring and new life will follow. wishing to help someone else as Truman’s a Yuletide bombing halt, that Everyone is Cordially Invited fence. Both vehicles were Friends may call at the ravages of early winter, so does unlikely to receive any released on his written promise 64 Russell St., received minor treatment at Manchester Let each day be a new day; a she had been helped,” Miss he could not respond to such a Sadly remembered by bis broUiers and towed. Knee was warned for White-Gibson-Small Funeral a good heart seek the goodness Christmas remembrance, they to appear in court at injuries Friday night in an Memorial Hospital and was new quest for understanding, DellaFera added. She said it is question “at this time.” sister with aches in their hearts and operating at a speed too fast for Home, 65 Elm St., Tuesday in man. It is during this made cards and dried Rower Condition tears in their eyes. Manchester Jan. 8. accident in which the car she released. love and peace. amazing how many people will conditionsi from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m .' ebristmas season that we are arrangements which they The press secretary talked to Mark N. Hoekstra, 23, of 124 was driving struck the rear of a Visibility was poor at the “Merry Christmas and Happy donate entire Christmas newsmen after Nixon met for Mrs. Dorothy Tomlinson, reminded of this essential distributed at the Center one BEST WISHES Trout Stream Rd., Vernon, tractor-trailer truck operated time of the collision and traffic New Year to you all.” dinners, enough to last a family Worsens two hours with his top Vietnam Alexander, Reynolds, and Arrests made or summonses human truth taught so eloquent day this week with their WiUiam Poppff. charged Friday night with in by David F. Caufman, 24, of was backed up in the eastbound The above excerpts are from for several days. It would be leaders: Mrs. Gloria Weiss, KANSAS CITY (AP) - advisers, Henry A. Kissinger issued by Manchester Police toxication at E. Center and Fire Calls ly by^the Fox to "The Little the Christmas I^oclamation for included: . , Saegertown, Iowa, in the lane for several miles. helpfuli she said, if the people Mrs. William Massett and Mrs. Former president Harry S. and Gen. Alexander M. Haig Jr. * » I 4 Porter Sts. He was released for The car was demolished; Town firemen were called to Prince’ in the classic fable of for 1972 by John W. 'Thompson, eastbound lane of 1-86 (the Cooper Hill and Cedar Sts. at who donate dinners could notify Joseph LaVigne. Truman lapsed into critical The meeting in the In Memoriam court date Jan. 15. Caufman was uninjured. Antoi^ de Saint Exupery. “We Mayor of Manchester. the town welfare department in CHRISTMAS Wilbur Cross Highway) 7:29 p.m. Friday for a gasoline Observing the Christmas condition at 7:45 a.m. EST President’s bayfront home In loving memory of our son, Robert No arrests were made and are blessed in Manchester with In keeping with the spirit of advance in order to help plan VERNON between Exits 92 and 93. washdown after an auto holiday are most businesses. today and his family has been came shortly after Haig Popoff, who died one year ago today Sherwood F. Wright, 37, of the investigation is continuing. young people who see rightly giving, many groups and the distribution better. notified, a spokesman for returned from Saigon with a December 23, 1971 Joyce M. Royce, 30, of 57 accident. their retarded nei^bors and The Municipal Building will be Dimok Rd., Coventry, was organizations in town have been A group of well-wishers from closed, but in cases of Research Hospital and Medical letter in response to Nixon’s TO YOU...THE Our hearts still ache with sadness Hilicrest Dr., Vernon, was charged with third-degree ext«id to them a helping hand. busy giving of themselves as charged with failure to stop for Manchester Community emergency, the following Center announced. reported threat to cut off aid to And secret tears still flow. assault in connection with an in We are thankful for the positive well as various gifts for those College has donated food and The spokesman, Wayne South Vietnam if President What It meant to lose you. a school bus Friday morning on bonds of friendship that have department numbers may be FAMILY. TOO No one will ever know. cident last night on New Rd., less fortunate. one completely decorated tree. called: highway, 649-5070; Conery, attributed the change Nguyen Van Thieu refuses to South St., Vernon. Court date is Tolland. He was released on a united all pur religious groups Miss Mary DellaFera, Jan. 16. As part of the social action refuse, 649-1886, and sanitary from the former listing of sign a peace agreement. Mother and Dad written p romise to appear in in social action projects. director of welfare and social program of East Catholic High sewer and water, 649-9697. “very serious” to heart Ziegler wouldn't disclose Surely, all of these see rightly WE WISH YOU court Jan. 16 at Rockville. services, said that cash and School, 45 Christmas baskets The town recreation centers problems. contents of Thieu’s letter. But Dorothy E. Barrows, 36, of with t^ ir hearts. have been made up to be In Memoriam Somers, was issued a summons will observe the following Doctors said this was similar Saigon sources indicated Thieu distributed equally in Hartford offered to ease his demand for THE MERRIEST, In loving memory of Harry B. Miner, Friday night dharging her with Holiday Toll vacation schedules: East Side to the situation Friday morning who passed away December 25, 1959. among the Revitalization Rec, 22 School St., Tuesday when he lapsed into critical withdrawal of North M ARLOW ^ operating a motor vehicle AND BRIGHTEST. Passes 40 Corps, the San Juan Center and through Friday from 10 a.m.-4 condition for about an hour and Vietnamese troops if Hanoi Downtown Main Street. Manchester Sweet is the word of remembrance. under the influence of liquor, in St, Peter’s Parish. In each recognizes South Vietnam as a Dear is the one who is gone. connection with a two car By The Associated Press p.m . and 6-10 p.m ., and a half. “Our 61$t Christmas on Main Streatl" basket will be a 20-lb. turkey, separate state. In memory we'll always keep him. collision on W. Main St., Ver Traffic accidents around the Saturday from 9:30 a.m. to 5 Earlier today, a hospital Just as the years roll on. fresh and canned vegetables, Tweed^s Specialty Shop non. Damage was minor and nation claimed 41 lives in the p.m. spokesman said the 88-year-old early hours of the Christmas stuffing mix, potatoes, fresh West Side Rec, 110 Cedar St., former president had lapsed 773 Main Street Downtown Manchester Wife, Son, Daughter, there were no injuries police fruit and pies. The canned Son-in-law and reported. Barrows was holiday weekend. , Tuesday through Friday, 10 into unconsciousness, but said Grandchildren goods were brought in by a.m.-4:30 p.m. and 6-10 p.m., he did not know whether released on a written promise The count of traffic deaths students of ECHS. Collections to appear in court on Jan. 16. began at 6 p.m. local time and Saturday from 10 a m. to 5 doctors considered Truman to of money were taken every day p.m. be in a coma. Friday and will end at midnight for two weeks which went Monday. Community Y, 79 No. Main Truman, who gave ’em hell in toward the purchase of food St., Tuesday through Friday, 10 needed to fill the baskets. politics and is astounding a.m.-4 p.m. and 6-10 p.m., and doctors with his spunk despite a Children of South United Saturday from 1-5 p.m. Methodist Church school filled wide range of infirmities, Also at the Community Y, lapsed into unconsciousness a Open Tonite Til a large white pack full of toys to from Tuesday through fill other children’s stockings. few hours after pulling through Saturday, from 9-10 a.m., gym what was described as "a The Junior Choir and Band of program for children under 10, the Salvation Army in and from 10-11 a.m., a craft dangerous period.” D r. Wallace Graham, ilnd it ait Manchester have brought songs program for boys and girls Truman’s personal physician, and music to the convalescent under 10. homes. "About 30 baskets of said the former president’s dinners and toys are being state of consciousness was distributed to ne^y families by secondary to his need of rest. Truman’s “ dangerous the Salvation Army Corps,” South’s Income Rising said Major Lawrence J. Beadle period’’ Friday lasted UA of The Citadel. “We are Atlanta — The South’s per hours. It was marked by car See O ur... grateful to the local capita income is gi’owing stead diac instability, decreased GIFT organizations and businesses ily and has reached 80 per cent blood pressure and an increased AND of the national average, up from pulse rate. who have helped to make our 60 per cent in 1930. In many of A Joyous Christmas and a NOVELTY Christmas services possible,” Truman’s condition remained the larger Southern cities, per very serious, and bis rally was SHOPPE he said. Christmas morning. capita income exceeds the U. S. Major Beadle said an ensemble average. one of several since admission Bright and Happy New ^ to the hospital Dec. 5 with lung ■Am- .1 congestion and bronchitis. H IR W ITH The nation’s 33rd president Year To All Our has been receiving a special ( • chemical diet since Tues^y in an effort to restore his kidney Friends & Neighbors Open Tonite function and stave off blood toxicity. It has succeeded in you for your prdronaye. Til decreasing the poisonous urea- nitrogen level in his bloodstream, but a hospital PLAZA DEPARTMENT STORE spokesman said that, “as WESTOWM* • PHARMACY ■ ^ HARVEST HILL PACKAGE STORE * 705 EUT MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER NORTHWAY PHARMACY . u r m kidneys improve, there are Vsmt Ha It. MulaMi't Chwch) 230 NO. MAIIil 8T. (Nttct to Top Notch) ^the mlraels of m dkitrsd times when rapid and potential MANCHESTER PARKADE 0PENVE0.,THURS.,FRI.nU9 OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY • 4 0 ^ 1 0 downtown manchutsr ly dangerous changes in body A A A A A A H chemistry may occur.” MANCMESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 23, 1972 - PAGE FIFTEBW PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Mancherter. Cwm.. Sat., Dec. t», 1912 Suit Alleges ourt Judge ArraigndA Poetic Justice Rent Ceiung They Part Company lURGH, N.Y. (AP)>- Broadway Diner on Dee. 12. The City Court Judge Three days later Roskoski Wednesday to 2 to 10 years i£ \. ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. Violations Roskoski was suspended himself. prison by District Court Judge Honey Wagon in his own courtroom Rye aty Court Judge Isaac (AP) - “Cell it poetic justice If would like to wish their On At-Large Mayor you Will,” said the Albuquerque Jose]di Baca. WASHINGTON (AP) — The Friday on charges of disorderly Rubin was appointed to jtear customers and friends a very Justice Department hti'HIed a Roekoski’s case. •, lawyo- whose client’s home candidates from the two par conduct and public intoxication. NO TROUBLE MERRY CHIRSTMAS and a suit against the owner and BY SOL H. COHEN was burfdariied. ties. A . judge brought in from Rye 1.3 Million Pianists WESTMINSTER. Calif. HAPPY AND HEALTHY NEW operator of a Manchester, (Henld RqxHier) conducted the arraignment and N.H., apartment building for His past, she explained, Bonn — Amonx West Ger- Defense lawyer John (AP)— Police were called and YEARl Phyllis Jaduton and Leonard set Dec. 26 for trial. told that tow young men are alleged violations of rent would be in addition to^a nine- many's 61 million inhabitants Carmody said the home of 245 Adams Street Seader are members of the Roskoski’s charges stem there are 13 million jpisnists, enmiged in a wouang match regulations. Manchester Qiarter Revision member Board of Directors. At from an incident at the Willie Barrera Blanco, 2S, was „Manchester present, the nuyor is elected by 62 per cent of.whom asq female. a ra a rudcus in a downtown The Cost of Living Council an Commission. Both are entered recently while the store. Police arrived and asked nounced Friday the suit was Democrats and both are usually the board from its majiMity owner was away. Bob TSMier, 21, and John Di brought against Vratsenes on the same side when votes are membership. Traditionally, he Lubbio, 19, what the trouble Realty. It claims the a»npany taken on proposed charter is the h i^ vote-getter. Blanco was unable to stay was. Tne pair waved scripts received rent increases in changes. Under Mrs. Jackston’s home and protect his property, and said they were only trying excess of increases allowed by However, when it cmnes to a proposal, the mayor would Carmody explained, because he out for parts in a local atamng the economic stabilization proposal for an at-large preside at board mekings, with was b e i^ held in the Bernalillo of Thornton Wilder’s play ‘The program. . no vote e x c ^ t to break a tie. oi^youfi, County Jail here after pleading Skin of Our Teeth.” The store election of a mayor, the two was being used for the government seeks a $1,- have different p^osfdiies on He would have veto powers, but guilty to burglary. the veto could be reversed by a ws 1 ^ , Community Theatre Youth 000 penalty for each of the nine how the proposal should be Blanco was sentenced Group’s auditi on center. violations alleged and a refund two-thirds vote of the board. bandied. bast wishes ^ ’(ere's our special order for of $296 to the five tenants who Mrs. Jackston, who made the His other duties would continue paid the increased rent. proposal, thinks the people to be mostly cerem<»ial, as for 0 a very Merry Christmas . . . and our now. shodd d ^ d e —by referendum. holiday thanks for your loyal support. Drainage Test Simple Seader, whose subcommittee “In my opinion,” said Mrs. Moy the doesn’t like the proposal, thinks Jackston Wednesday night, season filled Washington — The ideal gar ot den soil lets water soak in, hot the decision (to reject) should “the election a mayor at- N Spirit of th how can yon tell if the ground be made by the Charter large is very important. It with the ' f would make for participatory holds the water too long? There Revision Commission alone. wannthond is an easy way to find out. Dig The recommendation, made government and would provide Christmas a hole 12 to 18 inches deep and by Mrs. Jackston on Nov. 29 and more responsivenesss to the wonder of fill it with water. If the water to be debated by the CRC ,pn electorate.” Season does not drain away easily in Jan. 3, is for the town-wide Acknowledging that &e voted Q irM ^s. five to 10 hours, you can expect against a proposal for a strong- to have trouble with plant root election of a mayor, in a head- bring you to-head contest between mayor form of government, she zones becoming waterlogged. said it was because sufficient Kathy and aH her study bad not been made to 276 OAKLAND ST. Joy and warrant a recpimnaidation at PERO’S MANCHESTER this time. WaV ba ehaad Chrtatmaa Day Peace Because, under her new Open Sunday As Uaual proposal, there would be no ac tual change in the mayor’s powers, she said she now is backing something that is “govefnmoit of the pecqile, for the^eople and by the people. “It’s very important that the people should get the (^pwtunlty to decide this ques tion by referendum,” she said. 888 MAIN STREET MANCHESTER “It’s their town, their charter, their government. It’s up to us Cine 1 and 2 Now Open to give them the opportunity to decide. Let’s not make a hasty NORTHWAY PHARMACY decision here — we are only Seymour Menchel, left. Mayor Frank McCoy of Vernon brothers. They will operate the twin theaters.'Tonights 230 NO. MAIN ST. MANCHESTER fifteen persons. There are opening features will be “Fiddler on the Roof” at Cine 1 (Next to Top Notch) 640-4610 and Bernard MenscheU of Manchester watch as Kary OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY 22,000 or more electors in Christmas Tree Buying Time Phelps adjusts the projector for last night’s grand opening and “Pete and TiUie” at Cine 2.(Herald photo by volved.” of Cine 1 and ( ^ e 2 at the Junction of Rts. 83 and 86 in Buceivlcius) Elmphasizing again that “it’s Talcottville section of Vernon. Menchel and MenscheU are the people’s right to decide who One of the few remaining U. S. GIs in Vietnam looks over a seliection of Christmas trees at their leaders will be,” she AAoy the joys of this .& . ■ . / pointed out that “the state an outdoor display, in Saigon. Hopes that many U. S. soldiers serving there m i^ t be home greet Christmas joyfully, with good for Christmas have fa d ^ with the breakdown of peace talks in Parte. (AP fdioto) Christmas season rekindle will to all.. . and we greet you warmly, government has been led for cherished memories, ahd fill two years by a minority with our wishes that health, happiness governor and the federal your heart with great -happiness. * ’5' Transit District Criticized and good cheer may be yours. government for four years by a HARTFORD (AP)—Gov. bus problem across the state settle for a contract agreement said this week that the company minority president.” Thomas J. MeskiU. has sharply rather than in only one area, might be able to regain sound Said Seader, “1 can’t agree Networks Plan Many in one city alrae. criticized the Greater Hartford The state and the GHTD were financial footing wito only one that government would be Paul Buettner Florist “The members of the 1122 Burnside Ave., East Hartford Transit District for seeking to “very close to a resolution” committee are committed to year of state subsidies if the made more responsive if we House and Hale resolve the bus crisis through a . when the district broke off working out a long range state gave the company 945 MAIN STREET elected a separate mayor. We Christmas Specials s ta te w id e n e g o tia tin g negotiations, MesklU said. “To solution and hope to meet with permission to cut out un have responsiveness now in our MANCHESTER - committee. withdraw from the bargaining the governor as soon as we profitable runs. council-manager government. , : ' ■; 'I ■ ‘ “The districts current table at this point is a severe Many of CR&L’s financial By JAY SHARBU'TT tUTtt-of-theHMntury family in can,” the GHTD spokesman And, if one believies as I, do that worry about keeping alive — atv ^ I -i nl C9 jmd^ InnI Pilgrim A^iU$ take just Shop Horrlson’s a minute... ‘•The Store Wtth Uoro” to wish you a y/ Desk Sets wonderful v' Electric Pencil Sharpeners y/ Tape Dispensers y/ Lamps P a CU(&V (Christmas! Ring oat, sing out y/ Memo Balls y/ Bulletin Boards May the holy light of the Christmas season Christmas cheer. Enjoy and More, More, Morell Please stay tuned. We're shine on us and bring peace to our hearts. the warmth of home, a / M a s t e r ’^chcinneled to transmit wishes to hearthside and you for the happiest Yule, yeti For *Wlerry Christmas to ______family this happy holiday. d io M l& O J n A patronage you've shown ... thanks. each and every one of you. May the T « the Christinas season, we saifi. "Since Nassilf’s season’s glad tidings brighten your days. ’’Wsltomsl" To our good frhNids and potrons^ wo soy, ’’Thonb and tho host of ovorything oKraysl’' StaJtiojWtA, 19461” “Your House of S p oils In Downtown S T A N E K T V MANCHESTER LUMBER CO. 849 MAIN STREET Itanehoatar For Over 27 Yoaral" W.Q. QLENNEY LUMBER PttgamA^ills 263 CENTER STREET 277 Broad Street, Manchester 336 NORTH MAIN STREET ^ FABRIC OEPARTMENT^STORES Potteiton’s MY TIRE MAN IN DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER 991 MAIN ST. MANCHESTER plosed Mon, and Tues., De«. 26-26 MANCHESTER • VERNON MANCHESTER 434 Oakland Street (Exit 94 off 1-86) Division of Wholesale Tire Co. { 367 BROAD ST. MANCHESTER 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat,, Dec. 23, 1972 - PAGE SEVENtEEN V iQ R ggTEKN - MANCHgBTER BVBiWINQ HBRALD. Mandy ner. Conn.. Sat- Dec, a . W l Hanoi Termed Most Heavily Defended Area In History BUGS BUNNY OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOMJi By FRED S. HOFFMAN So far as American Hanoi, North Vietnam’s . The Air Force lost eight of Air Force had calculated the Scbweinfurt in the fall of 1943, a at a limited number of military In addition, there are more DUHHH, AP Mllllairy Writer the huge BS2s in the first four probable cost before President targets which he said could be intelligence can determine, the capital. MMi«B AONT-IKiCr MMDUN' PWOM HERS! — T aooKiM sratxt- ______ratio of about one out of five. than 360 antiaircraft guns, most a u v , m j / m WHJ.MTT»f IPKA Ir PeOPUE OM T AV<7P 'ME (U5H WASHINGTON (AP) U.S; days of the great raids. Nixon ordered the new and anticipated from the pattern of North Vietnamese' are using While denying any "terror U'W IBOWBDAIOMByMOaM E A lU y T H tS l BY MANAANA YHEK AFPMRS ANY And during the first U.S. air of them radar-controlled, w rw m v iN 'T cuj«« TK mMaimmoaotm jm,mjr < B5l bombers and other "We knew it was going to be massive bombing operation. raid against Berlin id'March, past U.S. raids in the Vietnam standard surface-to-air mis bombing" campaign is under BUOC^i •JOMTi camou-TMiKsgut w m a m s p BETTER IM A N 'm HOW CAN TrtEV around Hanoi and nearly 340 H0PB*C9 ANTtClPA*rE 30/HE OP OUR warplanes are braving more rough, and it has been,’ said one Records show that the loss 1944, a total of 69 bombers were war. siles and radar, as they have way, officials hinted that the Mmo SHOUT AMP 1 ^ ITMCBAUy* tium ^ missile laundiers and shielding the Haiphong area, throughout the years of the air MBBPAU.'IMPHBU' ^ PLANETJ; MORE PRESSMO PR06LEM9? senior officer. rate .for B52s over North knocked down out of an Experts noted that the SA2, according to intelligence infor concentration of B52s in the XCAM«6TPIU«M PERHAPB THE C ITT *H0UUP antiaircraft guns in striking the war. Experts say they’r ^ o t Hanoi area is for psychological w udum / The loss rate for the eight-jet V ietnw is liot far off from the attacking force of 730 planes, one of North Vietnam's mation. PAB0 AN ORPH4ANCE vital Rjuiol-Haiphong area of heavy bombers worked out to Air Force experience in World about one in ten. principal air defense weapons, aware of any improved' warfare reasons as well as for N0rtta;ARetnam. about two planes for each 100 War n when, on the average, In Korea, where American was designed by the Russians The B52s are equipped with weapons being aimed at, the damage their 30-ton loads ThesB: figures, obtained from sorties. A sorty is a single flight one plane was lost for each 64 planes faced thin air defenses, originally to defend the Soviet electronic "black boxes" American bombers. . can inflict on ihilitary targets. Pentagon sources, show what by a single plane. sorties. the Air Force loss rate Union specifically against the designed to counter aiid confuse The North Vietnamese are These officials are aware that tlu t ^ina is called "the most "Hie loss rates are not out of American plane casualties averaged one plane per 358 sor B52, which was the main U.S. radar guided missiles and guns. firing antiaircraft missiles in interrogations of North h^vQy defended piece of area line with expectations," said were much more severe in ties. strategic threat to Russia The bombers also are sa\vM, which increases the Vietnamese soldiers captured in tfa|e jUstory of warfare." one official who indicated the some major U.S. air raids on A senior officer suggested before the advent of long-range supported by electronic war burden on U.S. electronic in South Vietnam reflected Germany during WWII. that the North Vietnamese missiles. fare planes, whose mission is to countermeasure devices and in widespread fear of B52s and the For example, 60 out of 291 defenders have an advantage Intelligence reports say there disrupt enemy radar, and by creases the threat to the heavy explosive carnage they could MICKEY nNN bombers fell in a raid against because the strikes are aimed are 26 battalions of SA2s in the jets, whose job it is to attack B52s, which are much less cause. BY HANK LEONARD Haiphong area comprising a threatening missile batteries. maneuverable than smaller . For much of the war, B52s total of 156 missile launchers. fighter bombers. have concentrated on bombing In the first three days of the But Air Force officers say it Pentagon officials said the North Vietnamese troop new raids, the Pentagon has is unreal to expect these B52s are being used during this concentrations and positions In Season’s Greetings with said, these launchers sent about electronic devices to provide series of raids mainly around South Vietnam. 300 SAMs a lo ft a g a in st 100 per cent invulnerability to best wishes for a American warplanes. enemy antiaircraft fire. < < ( (KKMKramoma, . joHMMy-coMe-LAimy Urn Year! Law Holds Parents Reponsible C iSm VILLSGE Happy iVei SSS Main Stoaat In Dewnlown Manahaataf SHORT RIBS BY FRANK O'NEAL. CAMDEN, N.J. (AP) - A Parents of offending children ' Seaaon*8 Greetings from new municipal law that makes could be jailed as long as 90 All The Folks at Casual Village parents responsible for a wide days and given a $500 fine, 2 1 A BONE QUIT B6FEBBW0 'To t;' MoU) IT, JESTBR' 1b PICK HI1MV0UI range of their children’s according to the new law. PRISCILLA’S POP HI! Merry Christmas criminal violations has gone BY AL VERMEER into effect in this south Jersey "So many of these parents of Norma . It’s oasv May you hove a wonderful Christmas, city. " chronic offenders tell the police th « m 't< .1 MEN’S SHOP Under terms of the statute, or the judge they can’t be d rs a tn o f t o « bright with happiness and joy. parents are chargible if their Candy a w h its responsible for knowing where Chiriatm ' as... 789 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTER offspring are found guilty of their children are at night," TEMPLE FLOQR “Where you are a friendy mugging, vandalism,, breaking said city councilman John R. Dolly 308 Main Street and entering, loitering, illegal Marini, who sponsored the ■» as well as a customerl” drinking or curfew violations. ordinance. THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA 7i.'- THE BORN LOSER______by ArtSanaom o i w o o r r / rr, OAT'S HOW SHE ^pniEpwmntaiTVOF t t m 6 e T 5 r r i e r m a e m m £>(S»BR^AUC>AMAPFiaV lllTHB ------M O m ^i 'C • • ADAM’S 7X com ®"srsr COM and OPEN TODAY APPLE CHR/S t- W-A5 MUTT AND JEFF VrSaMMCUSOm STAMP UNm ------l«aHAl»MMIA,aMKAUP,6«0 BUD FISHER MWCKSTDnHIMC " ..... J.' ' "'•'■"M HOLIDAY kj 'v 9 Maple St. ’i fliiB lnilliMlndei 5 PLAIN JANE BY FRANK BAGINSKI (just around the corner a * from Main) > > ) ONIY Located at the Manchester SkLENTTELCPHONEi Pet Center Headquarters for Coins, U.S Stamps, and large selection p o r t a b l e ty p e w r it e r of supplies and accessories .The Most Wanted Christmas Gift! 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Bulkeley played a very intelligent East Catholic (77) NEW YORK (AP) - The Miami Dolphins, loaded with a ’The other playoff game Sunday seems a fairer matchup Boston 118, Kansas City- By Dick Ledbetter B F PU Marv Edwards, held an ice pack on Perreault is center of one of toe gave East the last 14 points boards pulling down could not catch up and the game.’’ ifcKeon 6 2 IS stable o f swifties, and the Geveland ^ w n s , who appear as the Green Bay Packers tackle the Washington Omaha 90 by the play of Bill Gorra t 3 21 his left wrist, passed out cigars and highest scoring lines in the to but that of the period and a 24-12 numerous rebounds and final buzzer went off with to have too little, meet Sunday in a National Football Redskins. New York 98, Cleveland 87 Gorra and John McKeon, Marteni t 0 8 told a locker room audience, “ This line hasn’t scored against the Seals, lead. making tough inside drives East ahead, 7743. “ I hope,’ ’ he said, "That Keanu 3 3 9 League playoff game. ’The Pittsburgh Steelers, winners of toe American Detroit 109, battle 97 East Catholic came away Whelton 7 6 19 shows what we can do. I know we’re with Edwards goal-tending, in three Whelton took over in the and s l ^ . since we have the whole But M iam i, Coach Don Shula hopes that he’s not haunted (Conference’s Central Division, play AFC West champion Hoston 116, Philadelphia 103 with a convincing 7843 vic Reynoldi 0 0 0 games this year. The first was a second period. He scored 12 Offensively, Gorra led all team together now, we can Connally 0 0 0 by the^pectre of seasons past. Oakland and toe National Conference’s Western king, San Phoenix 118, Los Angeles 110 not that bad a team.” tory over Bulkeley High last R.Soucler 2 0 4. Chicago 127, Portland 97 The cigars were because Edwards’ scoreless tie and the Seals won toe G ia ^ points and directed the With the excellent defense scorers with 21 points. reach the level we had Althbugh Shula’s unbeaten Dolphins are heavily favored Francisco, meet toe wild card Dallas Cowboys in today’s Riccio 0 0 0 night in Hartford. Ih e win Only games scheduled wife gave,birth to their fifth child, a 9- second 5-1. Eagle attack. Bulkeley of Kearns and Whelton’s Whelton was next with 19 attained four weeks ago.’ ’ in the game; one of four over the weekend, he is reminded games. upped Blast’s record to 2-1 ToUta 31 It 77 ABA pound, 8-ounce daughter, Pandora, California’s Craig Patrick scored chipped into the Blast lead leadership. East outscored followed by McKeon with 15 of past history involving the Browns—most of it bad. The winners this weekend will play for the conference while the Bulldog^dropped ^Vslerdav's Results Friday at St, Catherine’s, Ontario. the only goal of toe first period on a through the fine shooting Bulkeley in each of the last markers to go with his game East plays two home I^e. last time Miami met Cleveland was Shula’s first championships on Sunday, Dec. 31, and the survivors will to (M overall. ^ Bulkeley (63) Utah 97n New York 84 The ice pack was on a bruise from a rebound and tallied again at 16:35 of from and rebounding of Br4ice two quarters. There was high 11 rebounds. Top scorer games next week, B F :PU year With the Dolphins in 1970. The Browns walloped meet in toe Super Bowl in Los Angeles on Jan. 14. Carolina 121, San Diego 102 The^ contest startod slow Palermino 6 2 14 shot by Buffalo’s Gilbert Perreault in the second period after the Sabres’ Earl Yost Dean Yoat. Palermino and the play oF scoring by each of the for Bulkeley was Palermino Wednesday and Friday. St. Sanders 4 0 8 Shula's club 28-4. The Dolphins won all 14 games this year enroute to a Kentucky 128, Denver 116 and each team looked a little the last period of a 4-2 victory by the Steve Atkinson had tied toe score on a Ed Abate. However, Blast starters as East led 61-49 at with 14 points. Bernard is first followed by Frodel 1 1 3 Whcm Shula was with Baltimore in 1968,"the Colts lost runaway victory in the AFC’s Eastern Division. With Dallas 147, Indiana 142 disheveled for the fjrst four Ciotto 3 2 8 Seals over the Sabres in Friday breakaway. held a 43-37 margin at the the end of the third period. E^ast Hartford. Thompson 0 0 8 only one of their 14 games all season. Guess who beat runners like (Csonka and Morris—and an extra kick Only games scheduled mlhutes. The score was tied Reaves 3 0 8 supplied by Jim Kiick—quarterback Earl Morrall figures night’s only National Hockey League Mike Robitaille of Buffalo made it half. "This was a must game,’ ’ 4 2 10 them? That’s right, the Browns, by a score of 38-20. at 84 with half of the first In the JV game. East won DlManno game. 2-2 just 21 seconds into toe third In the last half, the Eagles commented Coach Stan Rose 0 0 0 And in 1964, Shula’s Ck)lts were heavily favored to beat to stick with a ground attack against the Browns, who Pro Hockey quarter gone when the The last quarter saw its third staight, 69-62. Dan Abate 5 2 12 Edwards' quote referred to the period. Joey Johnston, with an assist got together and played an Ogrodnik, “ and I’m pleased 1 0 2 Cleveland in toe NFL championship game. But toe Browns nailed a wild card berth in toe AFC despite ah unstable tempo began to pick up. Bulkeley shoot very well Socha and bQke Hickey led Garcia NHL Seals’ 5-20-7 record which puts them from Patrick, scored the go-ahead excellent game in every won that match, also, by a resounding margin—27—0. defensive line that has included 10 different ends. Blast started running and from the outside, but the in with the way it turned out. Totals 27 9 63 Veslerday s Results goal for the Seals. the scoring with 22 and 11 In fact, toe only time that a Shula team has succeeded in Washington captured toe NFC’s Eastern Division with a last in the NHL West. The Seals had a drives by Gorra, Marty aspect. McKeon and Gorra side work of McKeon and In the second half, the team Score at ball 43-37 East Carolina 4, Buffalo 2 points. licking Cleveland was in the 1968 playoffs. fine running attack, powered by 1,000-yarder Larry Brown Only games scheduled The Browns, however, have shown weaknesses on and backfield mate Charlie Harraway.The Redskins’ NHL t? defense this year and appear to not to have enough to stop famed “ Over The Hill Gang” takes on a up-and-coming Yesterday's Results Miami’s 1,000-yard runners—Larry Csonka and Mercury Packer bunch that was picked to finish low but won the Chicago 3, Winnipeg 2 Morris. NFC’s Central race. New York 7, Ottawa 5f Only Successful Free Throw Margin games scheduled Ws all here, Delayed ^ As Central Nips Tribe, 59-58 Nationals 4^"' east of By Dean Yoat sank his first attempt of a balanced attack early, Appearing to have the the Tribes’ Tom Tucker In the JV tilt. Central won Lose Out one-and-one situation to knot Manchester jumped out to a game in the bag, Bristol drove and hooked a shot in in overtime, 70-65. By Thr Assoriatrd Press the river "Inability to connect from the count at 58-58, then quick 16-10 lead at the end of relying on a pick and roll by off the backboards and again For the better part of two th e foul line was our dropped in the remaining try the first eight minutes. The Swicklas, opened up a 51-45 the locals led, 58-57. Central periods Friday night, the Y MIDGET downfall,” commented to ^ ve the Rams a close but visitors used eight Bristol Central Ottawa Nationals were making lead with 2:30 showing on took a shot at the hoop, P B F Pts Battling for first place Manchester Coach Jim thrilling victory. consecutive points midway the clock. missed but Rich Habererh’s 3 Raponey 6 2-4 12 a mockery of the theory that a honors, Boland Oil defeated the 0 Ziogas 10-0 2 team needs its proper rest Moriarty as his charges through the period to open fifth personal foul was Elks, 36-21. Brian Charlebois In the final eight minutes Then it appeared Central 2 Nicoletti 4 ^2 10 dropped a thrilling, 59-58, th e margin. Bristol costly and Hernandez sank 1 Swicklas 6 041 20 before playing a game. Then added 10 markers to the East of both clubs n ett^ 21 points, 2 Gunn 10-12 the Nationals were hit harder CCIL decision to host Bristol regrouping its forces began ran out of steam and the foul attempts for the winners' attack while Mike ALL but the big difference came 1 Da. Hernandez 0 4-4 4 than the snow plow which The River Central last nifdit. to peck away at the e i^ t- Manchester’s Larry Perry victory. 3 De. Hernandez 3 1-2 7 Gaffney had a game high of 15 IHERI damaged their plane Friday at .the charity stripe where brought the team back to points. In a losing effort, Glenn The win u pp^ the Rams’ point disadvantage and tied 16 Totals 21 17 -22 SO Association Central connected on 17 of 22 life with seven period points morning. Cobb popped in nine tallies. mark to 2-3 while the gam e at 25-25 at When the final horn sounded, attempts and Manchester, to cut down the margin. Dennis Joy and Pete Garman Manchester evens its record halftime. Swicklas was the game’s the New York Raiders had a 7-5 on a bad night, made only f Manrhrsirr (58) 4 both netted six points apiece to at 2-2. The Tribe’s next Phil Stoneman put the Silk top point maker with 20 P B F PU World Hockey Association eight of 16 shots. Towners ahead sinking both while Raponey and Bob 4 Tucker 3 0-0 6 power Groman’s Sport Shop to outing will be Dec. 29 at The lead exchanged hands 2 00 4 victory over the travel-weary ends of a one-and-one 2 McCurry a 18-16 victory over VFW. The hom e against powerful From the floor the Indians twice midway in the third Nicholetti canned 12 and 10 4 Perry i 8 1-4 17 Nhtlonals. situation, 56-55. Central 3 Haberem 7 OO 14 triumph was the first of the Windham High (34). held the edge netting 25 of 51 stanza before Armand markers in that order. I Carlson 2 1-3 S The Nationals’ plane was season. George Boser tossed in rallied and little Raponey Clutch foul shooting by attempts for 49 per cent. Raponey and Ed Swicklas Perry topped Manchester i Stoneman 1 4-4 6 about to take off from the Ot 10 points while Dave White drove in for a layup to give 1 Feeney 2 2-2 6 tawa airport when a snow plow Central’s Dave Hernandez Bristol sank 21 of 55 tries for powered the Rams to a one- point getters with 17 contributed four markers. with four seconds left in the 38 per cent. the hosts the lead back, 57- followed by Haberem with 18 Totals 25 6-16 58 badked into it and dam ag^ it. EAST SIDE MIDGET point margin entering the Score at half 25-25 Tied game, told the story. He Displaying a good 56. With 14 ticks remaining 14 tallies. Unable to get another flight, final period. the team boarded a bus and Regal’s Men Shop charged The East of the River from behind to overtake beaded south. They picked up a Professional Remodeling Ckm- police escort around Syracuse, sultants, 38-35. Big Ron Apter Association (APiiboto) N.Y., and made it to Madison canned 17 points for Regal’s College Cage Roundup jhuare Garden more than two Rockville Falls white teammates Rich Dahlem ^ P TOiirs late. ' ’ “ Presents ' UConn*8 Wilson (22) Blocks Try Move Rejected h F^n^Letiers for Steeler Quarterbacks and Jeff Shrider added 11 and 8 Some 3,000 spectators were ' t tallies respectively. Eddy SAN DIEGO-The San Diego entertained by a hastily From Utibeatens Terrys - Bradshaw and Hanratty - Look Over Mail in Pittsburgh Kennison and Mike ’Thompson ..By Harvard's Jim Brown at Storrs Padres rejected proposals to ari;anged peewee game and the paced the losers with 10 ^nd six move to Washington. President Bruins Welcome WHA match started with 6 6 markers. RADK When two unbeaten powers meet on the hardcourt, E.J. Bavasi announced the ± Ottawa getting very little war Music To Open Your something has to give. Last night in Rockville the Rams National League baseball club mup time. hosted Simsbury High in a CVC contest with the latter club will remain at its Southern Wooden’s Return Early in the first period, . Saturday CYO State Hoop Roundup California home. Bobby Sheehan gave the , 1:00 AFC Playoff: I^iders at winning, 64-53. Simsbury upped its mark to 34 while the Standings - St. Christopher 4- Third Chance Today Raiders a 14 lead. Just 2 V2 Pittsburgh, Ch. 22-30 Rams are 3-1, following a three game winning skein. 0, St. Francis 3^1, St. Bridget 2- NEW YORK (AP) - Johnny Wooden was back in his minutes later, Brian Bradley Christmas Presents By^^ 4:00 NFC Playoff: Redskins Elsewhere on the scholastic 1, St. James 2-1, St. Margaret- customary chair on the sideline and his national collegiate beat goalie Les Binkley but vs. Green Bay, Ch. 3 scene. South Windsor (1-2) Mary 2-2, St. M ary’ s 2-2, Harvard, Syracuse Wayne Carleton scored for Ot 11:30 NHL: Flames vs. emerged winners by turning basketball champions, the UCLA Bruins, welcomed his For Lift of Blackout Assumption 1-3, St. Paul 0-3, St. tawa. After a brief intermission Bruins, Ch. 22 back Windsor, 56-40. b (Charter Borrowed Suits Fail return by whipping Pitt 89-73 for their 50th straight Rose 0-4. Oak Conference action. Bacon victory. The Bruins go after No. 51 in a row tonight against between periods with no Play will resume Sunday, 6 A.M. to 12 Noon Cop Classic Games Sunday resurfacing of the ice— there 'v Academy (3-1 over-all) turned By The Associated Press called on him during Notre Dame, the last team to beat them. Dec.31. 12:00 NFC Playoff: Cowboys Broadcasting System network was not was an 11:55 p.m. curfew back 2-2 Coventry, 62-52. If Max Hannum felt a bit Kentucky’s 164 burst starting WASHINGTON (AP) - at San Francisc Ch. 3 because the arena had to be set Portland (34) toppi^ winless stuffy today you could hardly late in the third period that Washington’s chances of seeing Sun included among toe defendants. 4:00 AFC Playoff: Browns at “ I’m glad to be back,’ ’ said the 62-year-old world-famous up for a rock concert today— Harvard’s 4-2 basketball squad, fresh from an 80-70 Rham High, 65-38. blame him. turned the game into a rout for day’s National Football League Waddy’s ruling came after two Miami, Ch. 22-30 coach who missed his first game in nearly 25 years last Gene Peacosh made it 3-1 in the College Basketball drubbing of UConn, meets Yale’s just-defeated 2-5 team in ROCKVILLE - Simsbury The coach of the Denver the Colonels. playoff game between toe Redskins hours of hearings in which lawyers for Christmas Day week because of a mild heart condition. "A s far as our second stanza but then the HAST championship action tonight at the Connecticut Basketball Friday dominated the scoring colunm Rockets of the American LaDell Andersen, coach of the Redskin fans and Pittsburgh and the Green Bay Packers on Nationals shrugged off the Syracuse 78, Yale 72 Classic in Storrs. 9:00 UConn vs. Harvard, outhitting the Rams from the Basketball Association spent an the Utah Stars, was more for over-all play was concerned we didn’t play with intensity. Mayor Peter F. Flaherty argued that television have been snuffed out traveling blues. Brown 77, New Hamp. 71 Ch.3 floor, 29-19, but in the exasperating Friday afternoon tunate. The Stars drubbed the After getting a good start we lost our momentum.” Harvard’s defeat of UConn came in first round play twice, but a third chance comes the NFL blackout was illegal and Carleton, Tom Simpson and S t. Bonaventure 86, rebounding column, Rockville and night in Louisville. Not only New York Nets 97-84 for their Friday night while Yale suffered a frustrating 78-72 loss to unconstitutionally discriminatory. Guy Trottier scored within Baltimore 62 OFFICERS corralled 60 to Simsbury’s 30. did the Rockets get beat by the 10th straight victory and took “ I’m glad it wasn’t a rout,” commented Buzz Ridl, t(xlay. Syracuse. U.S. District Judge Joseph C. Wad- seven minutes to put Ottawa in LaSalle 92, W. Chester 52 Brian Coombs, Pete Bogus Kentucky (Lionels 128-116, but over first place in the ABA coach of the Panthers. Billy Knight of Pitt was the game’s In other basketball action tonight, the University of New front but that was the Buffalo 85, Georgia St. 63 FIRST f e d e r a l SAVINGS and* Steve Lackie led the they had to play in borrowed West from Indiana when Dallas high scorer with 37. Bill Walton topped UCLA with 18. dy Friday ruled for the second Altlibugb „the suit specifically Haven faces Quinnipiac College in the championship round Nationals’ last gasp. Forty- Harvard 80, Conn. 70 Em I H a r lf a r d victors’ attack with 16, 14 and uniforms with the words straight day against Robin Ficker and referred to Sunday’s game in upset the Pacers 147-142 in Second-ranked Maryland beat George W ashin^n 8879 seven seconds after Trottier’s Delaware 90, Dartmouth 85, of the Second Annual Charger Invitational tournament at 12 points respectively. Colonels on the shirts. two District of (Columbia residents Washington, Flaherty said he double overtime. and No. 6 Long Beach State routed Long Island 104-62 but goal, with Giles Gratton, who overtime TOP NOTCH DISCOUNT FOODS the University of New Haven. Having an off night in the To complete Hannum’s who seek to have the local TV appeared in the hope that a favorable (Carolina downed San Diego Florida State and Indiana, the other two teams in the had started, back in the nets Delaware St. 103, Salisbury Eaat H artford aod Maarhenlt^r play Friday night. Harvard took the lead against scoring colunui, Pat Conneily irritating day he was ejected COUNTRY CLUB - Larry 121-102 in the other ABA game Associated Press Top Ten to play, went down to defeat. blackout lifted. ruling by Waddy would be useful in after Binkley injured a knee, St. 90 UConn for good with seven minutes left in the first half on netted 14 with Steve KrajewsU after four technical fouls were Bates 155-398, AI Bertussi 152- scheduled. Florida State, No. 7, fell before Alabama 74-68 in the Ficker, a suburban Silver Spring, trying to lift the local blackout of the Peacosh tied the score and WATKINS BROS., INC. a 22-20 basket by Jim Fitzsimmons. Connecticut, now 3-3, and Dick Horemann adding 13 139-389, Bert Davis 371, Jim Dayton Invitational. No. 9 Indiana was knocked out of the Md., lawyer, immediately appealed Pittsburgh Steelers’ game today Norm Ferguson, who also had M a a e k m t e r never seriously threatened in the second half, as Harvard D’Amato 156-366, John Dyment and 12 markers to the offensive unbeaten ranks by South Carolina 88-85. Waddy’s decision to the U.S. Court of against the Oakland Raiders. four assists, put the Raiders Women's Volleyball 142-385, Ding Farr 363, Tony total. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD moved at one moment to a 17point advantage. Appeals, which will hear arguments ahead to stay 12 seconds later. Standings Manrlirater James Brown was the high scorer for Harvard with 22 Gray 141, John Kristof 138-373, In 29 more seconds it was 6-4 as W Dick Nash 138, Mike Pagani WINDSOR - Tied 23-23 at the Beefy Lanier Picker’s lawyer, Ellis Rubin of points while Fitzsimmons added 17 more. Jim Foster Waddy ruled the three Redskins Ferguson set up Sheehan’s Sharks 13 140, Roy Thompson 153, John half. South Windsor came out in Miami, Fla., argued that the blackout J.D. REAL ESTATE CO., INC. scored 22 for Connecticut. Schoolboy Summaries second goal. Porpoises 12 Turley 143. Handicap 'Turkey the third quarter and went after fans had shown “no irreparable in Mane hosier Syracuse, 5-1, blew a 12-point halftime lead but still kept would discriminate against those In the only other WHA action, Stingrays 11 Tournament winners-Jim their first win following two jury” would be done them if the Just Too Much Slmitbury |64) Washington area viewers who cannot Butch Barber scored early in Dolphins 7 : its head above water as it downed Yale, 78-72. Syracuse D’Amato 435, Al Bertussi 434, consecutive setbacks, netting blackout were not lifted. On DeGEMMIS HOUSE OF CLOTHING B F PU Bacon Academy receive Baltim ore’s Channel 2, which the final period to give the Barracuda 6 : was ahead 45-33 at the close of the first half, but Yale John Turley 424. seven straight points. Evans 1 2 4 Thursday, the judge dismissed a Glastonbury NEW YORK (AP) - The Seattle SuperSonics played F PU will telecast the game. lastplace Chicago Cougars a 3-2 Marlins 5 : outscored Syracuse 124 in the first four minutes of the Blair Boucher,, a sophomore, Lackie 6 0 12 Davis 3 4 10 without two starters Friday night and it was a shame 7 0 14 similar suit because the Columbia triumph over Winnipeg’s West second. SAPLINGS - Betty Brady 135. led the Bobcat attack with 24 Pelcher 0 6 Upton 3\ 7 WINF/CRS RADIO because they needed an extra hand or two to handle Bob Coombs Ferling 3 ' » Division-leading Jets. .Manehesler Yale closed to 4549 at one point and twice drove to points followed by Neal Mackey 0 16 FoeakT 0 8 Lanier. Hutton 2 8 Levine 10 4 24 within three during the last four minutes. SILK CITY - Bob Heavisides with 17. For the losers, Dave Murphy 2 4 Actually, they could have Kowalski 0 , 4 Ohio State Coach Hayes Dennis DuVal took game honors with 28 points while the 202-560, Harry Plecity 204-568, Muldoon and Dave Early each DeFrensne 0 0 used an army. Totals 29 6 64 directors high scorer for Yale was Kearns with 23. Skip Mikoleit 224-580, Jim contributed 11 nuurkers apietie. strong finishing kick by Buffalo Windsor sports a 1-2 CVC Detroit’s beefy center broke to top the Braves. The losers Totals 24 14 62 UConn faces Syracuse tonight before the Harvard-Yale Stamler 202, Len Mulnite 203, through the SuperSonic barrier scored eight points in the last 20 Enjoys Micjtey Mouse match. Ed Barrett 204, Bob Thompson record. Rockville (53) 221. for a team-record 33 rebounds, seconds to fall a point short. Coventry (52) MARLBOROIGH COLMRY BARN Kraiewski PROF. REMODELING helping the Pistons to an easy Boston, led by Dave Cowens’ Htrlbofougli COVENTRY --Hitting on only Conley Carlson ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - With that, he ordered 224- CONSULTANTS three of 18 first-period floor 109-97 National Basketball 26 points and 18 rebounds, McDevitt Locke OUR NEW YbnrWxUr W o^y Hayes is a noted disciple pound fullback Harold Henson Association victory. w ip^ out a nine-point deficit to Hoermann GankolskI PERFORMANCE PLIS attempts, Coventry fell behind Chuck Treschuk of toe running game, but he was and All-America offensive Lanier’s performance topped beat Kansas City-Omaha. The Parzych Toomey FITZGERALD FORD quickly and Bacon took willing to catch a pair of passes tackle John Hicks, a 260- Kackvillr a record shared by Bailey Kings were led by Nate JKissane advantage of the situation to ToUls 19 IS $3 Zukel from Mickey Mouse. ' pounder, to pick up Mickey Howell and Walter Dukes. Archibald’s 32 points and 15 PYROFAX CAS CO. TIRNPIKE TV & APPLIANCES open up a quick lead. DKissane The hard-bitten Ohio State Mouse. Wk MiaNadr Lanier also had 19 rebounds in assists. MaarkrUrr Bacon’s Paul Levine was the ToUls football coach, in an unusual “ Okay, you want any other top scorer with 24 points the first half for another Piston Dave DeBusschere scored 24 ADDRESS COACHLITE DINNER THEATER MOBILE SERVICE CENTER jovial mood, cooperated with shots?” he asked. With no mark. points to pace New York over VrrMit foUowed by (Charley Davis with photographers before he turned response, Hayes thanked the MvrkauM Pm I Along with his spectacular Cleveland. The Cavaliers took a 10 markers. Portland (65) his squad loose Friday for a photographers and let his squad board work, the 6-foot-ll star brief lead in the third period, South Windsor (561 B F PU Dave Treschuk directed the B F PU Salinsky 2 0 4 tour of Disneyland. enjoy the Disneyland rides. Patriots’ offense with 21 tallies poured in 23 points, many of 56-55, but a three-point play by Boucher 10 Anderson 2 3 7 16 Brainard Place 4 14 Mickey Mouse, or rather an “ It’s good, clean amusement them in a fourth-quarter burst Phil Jackson and a ba^et by T.Kelly Ellsworth 0 1 2 while Bud Carlson had 10. 7 1 9 Individual costumed as the for them” he explained “ They TOWN SHOW that helped the I^tons shoot DeBusschere shot the Knicks Goodwin 0 1 1 Stevens 3 0 6 E.Kelley 0 0 0 Peterson 4 6 13 well-known cartoon personali worked hard this morning. THURSDAY away from the outmanned on top to stay. (HERALD SQUARE) PORTLAND - While Rham Macfaey 6 $ 17 Jackson 8 1 16 ty, flipped a pair of passes to They deserve a respite.” Sonics. Jack Marin fired in 28 points Wayner 0 1 1 Puorro 1 1 5 9:06 to 9:30 A.M. High was losing its third game Reeves Kennedy 4 0 4 Hayes for the benefit of Third-ranked ()hio State The losers played without flu- 0 2 1 of the season, Portland was as Houston dropped' KubU 0 1 2 GoUb Y 9 4 photographers. After the se meets top-ranked University of stricken Sidney Wicks and Lee Philadelphia and exten d i the _ WUrdo 0 1 2 Mayor^s Report — Chamber News winning its third bdiind Walt Touts -- -f- — cond catch, Hayes hustled up Southern California in the Rose Winfield, who’s suffering with a 76ers’ current losing streak to 20 16 56 OUR TELEPHONE NUMBER /10 0 7 1 1 Jackson’s 18 points. Jeff * ToUU 14 17 :6S the famed Walt Disney Bowl Jan. 1. Events — Meetings pulled hamstring muscle. Kablick topped the Rham point eight games. The 76ers, who character, put his arm around In Greater IHanebesler without It, In the other NBA games, it lost 15 in a row at the start of . REMANS THE SAME, D 4 0 - Z f 1 1 producers with 16 markers. Windsor (40) him and announced, “ He’s my you're not with It. was: Atlanta 110, Buffalo 109; the season, dropped to a 3-32 B F PU Rham (58) Boston 118, Kansas Clty-Omaha Muldoon 5 0 10 B F PU buddy.” mark. Mosdale 1 2 4 OberUnder 1 1 9 Hayes, famous for his Skiing 90; New York 98, Cleveland 87; D’agaU Berk 1 . 1 1 Bob Love and Norm VanUer 3 0 • discipline of football teams, New Head Coach Houston 116, PhUadelphia l^S; triggered a second-quarter Earley 4 1 10 Gardiner 0 1 1 SAALBACH, Austria — UlinF1230 Freeman 2 0 4 Kablk 1 5 19 then took over the picture- Defending world cup champion aNaNNATl-Tony Mason, Chicago 127, Portland 97 ami burst that carried Chicago past Blanchard 1 1 3 Mac Bruce 9 0 0 MUSIC RADIO - ’CSS an assistant coach at Purdue Phoenix 118, Los Angeles 110. Portland and Neal Walk and UOH 0 1 1 Grenier 1 1 1 taking session. Annemarje Proell won the BOLAND OIL COMPANY ^ BOLAND MOTORS Boscarlno 0 1 1 Abnay 2 0 . 4 "Why don't we have our two women’s downhill ski race here University was named head Lou Hudson and Pete Charlie Scotto combined for 57 Uint - Welch 0 0 0 1 0 |2 biggest men lifting him up?’ today and surged into the lead jManrljrBtrt Stmting %nttUi 869 Center St., Manchester Phone 6484820 football coach at the University Maravich combined for 64 points to power Phoenix over MacBrad 0 0 0 ToUU 17 6 40 w. Hayes suggested. in the World Cup standings. of Cincinnati. points and Atlanta held off a injury-riddled Los Angeles. ToUU 12 14 It 1 - 1 li>; f^ G E TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat.. 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(food Alicia CEILING and ceramic tile Satisfaction guaranteed. mechanic, experienced in the C 1959 VOLKSW AGEN , ju st specialist, one ceiling or aU, up-keep ana repairing of try. The position will pay $7,200 lumping potential. ( ^ pony painted, 1971 engine, all chrome MANCHESTER - DeUvery - Coyeatry PubUc Schools training in riding started. 648 repaired, remodeled. No job too BuUdlng-Contraetlng 14 general factory equipment. a year with generous fringe pacer exhaust system, 14” smaU. 647-9232. light trucking and package Apply In person to Quality benefits including 15 sick days a Coventry, Conn. 1707, ask for Debbie. BARBARA Chevy wheels, four brand new delivery. Refrigerators, year, one week vacation after Merry Christmas NEWTON H. Smith Si Sons - Name Plate (^., Inc., Fisher ovprrized tires, new front-end, washers and stove moving six months, two weeks vacation ArtMaa lor Bala 45 Peace On Earth Don't tell me not to fly, < TREE Service (Soucier) — Remodeling, repairing, Hill Road, East Glastonbury. VACANCY I've simple got to...fly? new heaters, and radio. $375. Trees cut, building lots cleared. chairs for after a year. Blue Cross, CMS Secretary to Maintenance and a and Happy Birthday additions, rec rooms, porches LIVE BAIT — Open 24 hours. Get those castles knocking Pboqe 649-7071 after 6 p.m. trees topped. Got a tree rent. and Major Medical and 12 paid Supervisor. Ring beU for service. Shiners, Merry Christmas SHELLEY on down to Hotel Sonesta, problem ? W'ell worth phone “ 1 holidays. Applications will be Full-time position, 7Mi. hr. 1966'OLDSMOBILE Cutlass S, call. 742-8252. received through January 12, craw lers, etc. 144 Deming Peaceful and To All from from New York. day. 4-door, good condition. Must be ------1973. Call 742-6324, Street, Manchester. Wapplng Mom, Dad, DORMERS, garages, porches, Henry, Barbara, Joe will be waiting In Room seeh;^(^ after 6 p.m. 5284^. VETS Trucking — large van Draaamaking 22 DIE MAKERS Administrators Office. Benefits Road. rec rooms, room auditions, Happy New Year Michael, Greg .12. with driver, yards, attics, local Apply; Dr. Donald C. Hardy, Henry Jr. and Stephen kitchens, add-a-ievels, roofing, and Sants, tool Shaving and eating his 1968'CHEVY Greenbrier bus, CUSTOM made ladies dresses, MACHINISTS LABORATORY Technician - Superintendent of Schools, CLEAN, dark rich loam, five Wierzbicki hauling, furniture rearranged, siding, general repairs. Qualify Ovaltine. new snow tires. Rebuilt suits. Bridal gowns and veils. OECm ilC TECmCUNS Full-time opening for medical Box 356, (Coventry, Conn. 06238 yards, $22.50. Sand, gravel, BOTTI PLUMBING free estimates. 643-2519. workmanship. Financing Papa John tranfmission and rear end in Also hand set fashion jewelry. FIMEIIIUI-Pradwdisa Mscliim laboratory technologist stone,manure,stone, manure, pool, pauopat sand Have a wonderful time even If available. Economy Builders, AND HEATINfi you can't pay the rent. S^tem ber^ 644-2608. ODD jobs, lawn care, jack of all 649-1133. Shop preferably with experience in and firewood.1. 643-9504. Inc., 643-6159, 872-0647, bacteriology. Excellent Yo Hoi trades. Rduonable. Phone 5 ^ evenings. Overtime and insurance 1971 BARRICUDA, 6 cylinder Bonda-Stoeka-Mortgagaa 27 benefits and working con (X E R K — Muft have aptitude ALUMINUM sheets used as beefits. Apply: automatic transmission, like ditions. For further information for figures, extending Invoices, printing plates, .007 thick, MASONRY - All types of new, 646-3853 after 4. JUNK Cars removed, $10 per MORTGAGES, loans first LA POINTE please call 646-1222, Ext. 481, etc. Apply Gaer Brothers, 140 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. Merry Christmas stone, brick fireplaces, walls, secmxl, third. All kinds. Realty Manchester Memorial Rye Street, South Windsor. Phone 643-2711. •V car. 8754350. concrete steps, sidewalks. No Welcome Home •X JOE SYLVESTER 1965 COMET 4-door hardtop, V- statewide. Credit rating INDUSTRIES Hospital, 71 Haynes St. •X Who keeps the 8, automatic, good second car. job too small. Free estimates. unnecessary. Reasonable. Con Rockvlll* 875-3351 IMMEDIATE opening for a HOT water furnace, with to three sailors - G 3 a y the inspiration Over 20 years experience. After Little Women Coiffures... office cheerful $450. 647-9780: fidential, quick arrangements. An equal opportunity employer BABYSITTER for toddler, days responsible clerk-secretary in controls, 77,000 BTU, convector SKIP of faith and love fill CERAMIC 5 p.m. ^ 1 8 7 0 . 644-2975. Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. in Verplanck School area. th e Town of Vernon type radiators, 32” and 36” % STEV E ft*. your heart with quiet peace 1961 VALIANT, new battery, ______in P la z References preferred. C^ll 646- Engineering and Planning aluminum combination doors, Departments. Minimum MARK and happiness. A joyous Noel to all. Merry Christmas starter, brakes, and good tires. TILE CARPENTRY - Repairs, HarUord. Evenings, 233-6879 4681. built-in tub. 643-2465, 643-1442. ■X Automatic, very good remodeling, additions, roofing. requirements include high Wishes to take this from and O lM C «0 - - ■ - - - - Aiitwtr to rrotioui Poixlo condition. $175. 872^9. Call David Patria, Soutl MOR’TGAGES - 1st, and 2nd school graduation, one year GOOD used vacuums $10 and opportunity to say “Thank three happy families Happy New Year D o t t t A m Windsor, 644-1796. mortgages — interim financing Literary Bit relevant experience, up. Call only 11 a.m.-5 p.m. 872- 2 to 1968 BUICK Opel, model LS We specialize In ceramic tile, — expm ent and confidential stenography and typing skills. 9169. WES ROBBINS carpentry service, J. D. Real Estate Applicant would be sufficiently You" to all our friends and Rec Department 1500, deluxe 2-door, 4-speed, slate, flagstone and quarry ACROSS DOWN Employes console, bucket seats, 10,150^ tUe. For complete bathroom remodeling specialist. Au Assoc. 643-5129. familiar with engineering and WALNUT Stereo, AM/FM ditions, rec rooms, dormers, 1 “— 1 Greek planning matters to perform radio, excellent condition. Best customers and to express ______Carl Sliver miles, one owner. Must sell. irennodellng, we’U handle all commune buUt-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, Quixote" varie(T clerical and ad offer. Call after 6, 649-8659. $850. Call 647-1908. carpentry, plumbing and tile Bualnaaa Opportunity 25 4 Series of 2 Range part Merry Christmas and a Congratulations 6494446. 3 Echo'i ministrative duties. Send our sincere appreciation tor Merry Christmas wotk. E q ) ^ workmanship volumes Happy 88th Birthday Happy New Year BILL and EDNA 1963 VOLKSWAGEN, excellent 8 Robin Hood’s beloved resume to the Town Planner’s Merry Christmas to all and reasonable rates. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Scarlet (myth.) Office, 55 West Main St., the confidence they have to our wonderful and a GARDY HILLE On your condition. Call between 5-7 4 Fixed look Love, Our Lovely Ladies p.m., 6434491. Call Mandavllla new homes custom bpilt, AMERICAN 12 Stowe heroine Vernon, Connecticut 06066; PAPA and GRANDPA great-grandchild remodeling, additions, rec 13 Tense 5 Alleviate attention of Joseph J. Pastic, Read placed In us. Happy New Year Beth Ann G. Carol, Nancy, Stanlla 6 4 3 < M 7 8 6 Scuffle LEONE Rita and George rooms, garages, kitchens 14 Plane surface Town Planner before to all our friends, and Lucy 1965 FORD station wagon, good OIL 15 Sea (Fr.) 7 Depot (ab.) 24 Mature 41 Genus of Herald Ads With special love from remodeled, bath tile, cement 8 Village in 25 Presently December 30, 1972. 3 neighbors and miming condition, $400. 646- 16 Attacker mosquitoes all your children, 2624. work. Steps, dormers. 18 Repeat Alaska 26 Sharpen 42 Cicatrix May your Christmas be merry and your New relatives. Residential or commercial. appearances 9 Persia a razor 43 Horseback grandchildren and STATION 10 Grant use of 27 Fabrics game Mr. and Mrs. 1965 CORVAIR convertible, CaU 6494291. 20 Dispatches Year filled with happiness. great-grandchildren Manchester 21 “The----- man temporarily 28 Summers 44 Son of Seth ' Secondo Agostinelli automatic transmission; Call DICK’S Snow Plowing — Cometh” If Pillars (Fr.) " (Bib.y 64446^7. Specializing in serving Stay ona step aheed of 22 Macauley*s 17 Mideast 29 Headland 46Ckmnsel Rockledge and surrounding republic 31 Withdraw (dial) DEAN Boollng‘ BkRng~Chlninay 19 tha compirtition. 19 Earthy 33----- of 47 Transaction Miss Pat and Miss Mae LINCOLN Continental 1966, 4- area, driveways, sidewalks, Porsena” 24Impr J"nt mineral ,, Hercules 48 Catch sight of MACHINE PRODUCTS door sedan, 4 steel belted tires. parking lots. 643-0008. Congratulations GUTTERS and roofs repaired MODERN 3-BAY 28 Whey^ of milk 23 Medieval 38 Spirit (Fr.) 50 Short-napped 102 COLONIAL RD. Merry Christmas Must be seen, nrlced to sell. 27Alcott’s kingdom 40Vaults fabric GRANDMA AND 644-1836, 644-1007. and replaced. Excellent MANCHESTER Building workmanship. Reasonable "Little----- ” GRANDPA DADDY, MOMMY ' STATION 30 Set within r " r" r" 4 5 e r i r 1 W rr Merry Christmas Maintenance — complete floor prices. Free estimates. 646- NIMIROWSKI and JOHN care, general cleaning, 32 Envoy 12 II n~ Has immediate openings Love, commercial and residential. Ptaasa call days 563-0131, 34 One who from pours tea IS and a Also 24-hour janitor service. II Rita and George Terri TmokB'i-^lracfora BIDWELL Home Improvement Mr. Shapiro or Mr. Foloy. 35 Flushes with Day or Night Shifts Happy New Year FYee estimates. 6454531, 533- Co. Expert Installation of Ewonings and Sunday call SUCCBBB II u HONEY 8173. aluminum aiding, gutters and 36 Abstract being •TURRET LATHE Merry Christmas FORD Gas tractor, with 5tb coUoct 413-786-3041. 37 Pedal diglU i^l Sending my love these to Our Happy Gal wheel, model C850, 1967, 10- trims. Roofing installatioo and 39 Hardy heroine Stt-up and optrata FREDDIE SNOW plowing — Experience repairs. 6 4 9 ^ , 8754109. sr a holidays and years qieed, good cooditioa, easily commercial and reaideotlal. 40 Slight tastes • HARDINGE CHUCKERS Love, Merry Christmas converted to wrecker or 41 Air » to come. Merry Christmas JOYCE SMITH Prompt, courteous service. (comb, form) Sat-up and oparate Linda and otherwUfe. 648-1442. ROOFING - Specializing Baby and a Happy Birthday References. 646-7770. Halp Wantad 35 42 Shoot, as of u Happy New Year repairing roofs of aiU kinds, new • BRIDGEPORT MILLING MACHINE C H A R LO TTE from 1969 FORD pick-up, 8’ body, roofs, gutter woric, chimiieys. Bzm Happy New Year WASHING liachiiie repairs, 45 Act as Sat-up and optrata to all good condition, new brakes, and rgiaired. 30 years BABYSITTER, approxinutely To all my friends, Life begins at ? RCA Whirlpool, Kenmore, chairman Happy 85th Birthday Merry Christmas The Herald Gang $1,650. Phone 6434539 evenings. experience. Free estimates. 25 hours per w e a , mornings • BROWN AND SHARPE MILLING MACHINE My Friends and Maytag. Reasonable rates. 49 Bestowed 1_ DENNY MURPHY to neighbors Love, •••••••••••••••••••••••••••a CaU Hoiriey, 6434361. and afternoons. Transportation 51 Roman bronze u u Sat-up and optrata Neinhbors on Owner of Pike Coin Wash and rgylred. Near Pathmark, 646- 52 Tropical plant JT from THE JOHNSTON and relatives. Lil, Helen, Auto Sanica Philip and Kane Roads • 7 Dry Cleaning, 375 West Middle Haadkio PkmBtpg 17 53 Asiktant II • CUHER GRINDERS FAMILY Mollle Gworek Marty and Larry Tunipike, next to Stop and Nalda, Dot, 54 Racecourse • NSGEPOItr tat-mmiaymta Love, Love, Shop, 543-4913. ______DISHWASHER wanted, three circuit U H Halan and Val plus five Pirelli SAM Watson Plumbing a ^ 55 Antarctic aea Freddie Lll Harvey Heating. Bathroom remodeling boura daily, Mooday-Friday. !$ 14 BT Ml batwfiU. Hu tqual opportuait)f amploytr. on Porsche rinu. WILL plow your driveway, $6 56 Sain tea (ab.) m u fit ^Volkswagen. 6 4 4 ^ , and rqiairs. Free estimates. Apply Cavey’s Restaurant, 45 57 Crafty and up. Phone 648*0016. Ean Outer St., Manchester. C4S-UIB. I 5 « ^ 0 5 . (Ntwipoptt lnUrpilu Ai m .) 'i>. ■•v.’" -J» ^ ’>*y jjawy ^Mfr" PAGE TWENTY-TWO ■ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 23, 1972 f r - 90Mt*AC0#M0ffM 40 H om H oM Ooodlt 81 A oam c Without Soartf 88 Bualnaaa Proparty • Houaaa For Sola n For Sola 71 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 23. 1972 — PAGE TWRWTV.TimwR E v ER>/ CHRISTMAS POP ALWAYS Birr NGWIUATHE^ A MANCHESTER - New Detch EVINRUDE outboard motors, ESTATES and honsdiold lots to FURNISHED room, with « : Bnlo 73 Out Of Town-For Bala 78 Wantad-Baal Batata 77 Holsclaw and Mastercraft buy. Bob FlncUger, 8484M7. kitchen privileges. Center l a i d d o w n t h e l a w OKI G IF T ORA»«>POP^^> H Q - H O - H O f BROAD Street - IVk acre Colonial, 4 bedrooms, farmsl Spe^l Election trailers, sales-service. Lodge, 148 Center Street. BUYING- — prime commercial site with diniiu room, Uvhi( nMm,'krfe a | u : ^ Near lake, 91,800, GLASTONBURY — Charming CLEAN USED— refrigerators, Manchester. 64M14f. famify room, patio o ff imKia Qm ntry, half-acre, treed, *14". your property Sc)feduled Complete service department, WAiTLL YOU SEE what t modern building. Also in six-room Colonial plus sgiarate within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, boating supplies, accessnies, ranges, automatic washers dustrially zoned one-story kitchen, 2-car attached pbraSft 'DUland, acre, 93,900. faculties for motner-in-law i t HOMPREIOYS.'^ tostMt^service. Hayes Agency, lARTFORD (AP) - A Woolsey paints, Gerich’s . with guarantees. See them at B. ROGM to t retired iady or THE GRANDCHILDREN masonry building, ideal for aluminum siding. Ldvmy . Haindiester, one-half acre, 95,- separate office. Beautifully YAtWWHAGPOIL g a m e s Marine Service, 1982 Tolland D. Pearl’s Appliances, 849 Main ientleman, quiet, convenient THI6 HME.' light manufacturing. Hayes wooded lot. Merrilt agency. JUBbRayes Agency, 6468131. landscaped. IVh acres adjoining ^pecial election has been ocation . 224 Charter Oak THE HtDS? ■ 646-1180.. scheduled for April 3, 1973, to Tpke., Buckland, 643-2M3. St., CaU 64»-2M-2171. Agency, 6468131. country club. Louis Dimodi. HAGLER Real fStreet, 643-8368. EHOUSH IS ^ PRIME Residoitial lots (2) ate m fill the probate judgeship Realty, 6490823. listings. CaU 642 Sporting G oods 47 HOOVER apartment size ENOUGH' MANCHESTER - Investment MANCHESTER - Tw o8ui^ ava^ le. Strat^cally located vacancy in Old Lyme left by the washer.. Gold, like new. $100. ROOMwitb kitchen L property, 4V5 room apartmeit, duplex, 68, modern kifehens «n,pcnta! Street In Manchester. VERNON — Near Parkway, 9 death of Judge Audrey A. Phone 875-^. cen^Uy locitM. 14 Arch ! and baths, new furnaces and Muit . be sold as a package. SELLINGjnnr property? CaU DOUBLE trailer with two Rimp and business location. room home, modern kitchen, 2 uX first. We’U btw your home Mayer. •------a------r — - — ------co|^r pliunbing, good lochtlon, P i^ efl at 915,000. StartUw new baths, new furnace, aluminum snowmobiles, one 1971,440 wT, ExceUent Income, central loca inunediately at a fair price, aU one 1972 Nitro 440, two covers, HARVEST Gold Magic Cfaef CLEAN heated furnished room tion. 936,900. Hayes Agency, 2-car garage, fenced yard. year right with land of your siding, sm all barn, $24,900. electric stove, stereo eqi^ for working man. 649-3142, 643- P r ic ^ t o s w . CaU E. A. Mitten on^.. CaU The Jarvis Realty cash. CaU Lou Amida, 6491539. two helmets, excellent 6468131. Hayes Agency, 6468131. Amida Realty. cmidition. Call 875^13. ment (AR and Bogen), CB 9353. Agency, 6438930, 6498890. Cpoqnny. Realtors, 6491121. radios. Call 646-3416. Houaaa For Bala 72 BOL’TON — Choice Usting one NOTICE EIGHT-foot pool table, four cue MANCHESTER - Six^room MANCHESTER — BeauUful A- bedroom deluxe hom erim t on sticks. 960. Contact Mr. Lycms SHORT back Colonial couch, 6’, JUST listed - Beautiful six- Colonial, 3 bedrooms, dining znne lot, over 150’ frontage in the lake. Maximum privacy. PUBUC HEARING room, country kitdien with pan- at The Herald, 643-2711. good condition, 9100 or best Apartmanta For Bant 83 room aluminum sided Raised t e n desireable neighborhood. Loaded with extras. Owners Additional Appropriation tiy, 2-car garage. Only 990JI00. > All city utHities. ( J w ^ wiU offer. 6488948 after 5. Ranch. Two-car garage, IVk Florida bound. 'T. J. Crockett Board of Directors FTVE-room ap at, with Wolverton Agaacy, R w t o n , bulk! t o suit. Starkweather NOTICE 1970 AMF Snowmobile, 23 b.p. baths, snndeck. Inside Realtor, 6491577. Town of Manchester double trailer. Call 644-1977 stove, second floor, security, no cathedral ceiling Uving room 649-2813. Construction Co., 646-5353. PUBLIC HEARING Connecticut after 5 p.m. pets, no children. Av^uble with crackling fireplace, 3 good VERNON — An especially January 1st. Call after 5, 643- MSPana snoeitmKi ANTIQUE Colonial, Orea 1820. Out of Town-For Sala 78 Additional Ai^ropriation Notice is hereby given that FmmjckET.g.i, sized bedrooms, formal dining deUghtful move — right— in 6% NORTHLAND fibreglass skis, 8680. room. AU set off on deUghtfiu completely restored. Eight room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, Board of EHh^ecton the Board o f Directors, ’Town of Northland step-in bindings. weo^triski'aunii acre yard, surrounded by many rooms, 2 fireplacee, odin ^ . ANDOVER LAKE-ExceUent paneled rec room, waU-to-waU Town of Manchester Manchester, Connecticut, will MANCHESTER a re a - Modern k itte n with aU buUt-ins. Mid Humanic boots, size 814 and " a LONCr WHITE trees. SO’s. Keith Real Estote, o>rview; 9ropm aluminum sided carpeting, cheerful country > Connectidit hold a Public Hearing to the poles. Excellent condition. Mutleal Inttrumonf 83 4 rooms, including heat, hot eeARDTAKEiA 6468126, 649-1922. 40s. Frechette & Martin Cape. FuU basement, tranquil kitchen. AU this surrounded by Notice is hereby given that Hearing Room at the Municipal water, carpeting, appliances, Used once. Call 872-9003. GBneRficnoN to Realtors, 647-9993. Evenings, . semng. Immediate occupancy. large, treed lot. Located in the Board of DirMtors of the Building, 41 Center Street, storage. 9190 monthly. 6^2871, BiU Coe, 6498737. VOX amplifier, Berkeley U, Tm. fts< U- 8 Pst Off — AR rtgfrts reserved GROW” MANCHESTER Only 923,500. Hayes Agency, friendly, charming Town of Manchester, Manchester, Connecticut, reverb, tremelo, two stage and 6468131. ' neighborhood. A real Best Buy BOY’S ski boots, size 7, good Connecticut, wUl hold a PubUc ’Tuesday, January 2, 1973. at condition, 97- Men’s ski boots, covers. Like new. 9175. WEU SmiATB) HOK MANCHESTER - Dehixe 6- at 929,900. Call C. R. sS uT H WINDSOR Hearing in the Hearing Room of 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on size 11, excellent condition, 930. Haptrom H electric guitar, MANCHESTER - 4 lovely, Apartmanta For BMt 03 Apartmanta For Bant For the famUy seeking a 6 room Garrison Colonial, tVs O’Crowley, J. D. Real Estate, 63 Bualnaaa Loeatlena- the Municipal Building, 41 the following; Call 647-9538. case, 9125. 649-1608. heated, spacious rooms, con For Bant 87 room (Colonial convenient to baths, caipeting, double gar mUUNGH HOHn 6438129. Evenings, 8^9612. veniently located. Available age, q^uaiity. con stru ction . Center Street, Manchester, FOUR la n e rooms, waU-to- everything, our good sized For the executive seeking a Proposed additional ap January 1st. Call 6498000. gorMId6 Richard Martin School. Hayes ConnecUcut, Tuesday, January PlorM-MuraorloB 48 OlOeo-Storo Equlpmonf 84 waU carpet, gas and beat fur home is for you. Walk to shop s p a c i o u s 8 r o o m N O R TH C o v e n try — Im propriation to General Fund Agency, 6468131. maculate 8 room Cape, garage, 2,1973, at 8:00 P.M. to consider nished, dishwasher, diq>osal. M sn eh ssU tr ping, bus, schools and library contemporary Ranch. 4 Budget 1972-73, Board of Educa- FRIDEN progromatic MANCHESTER - one CLUB APTS. IVk baths, two fireplaces. FRESH cut Christmas trees, 93 Available December 20, 9185 within minutes. 3 good sized biedropms, 2 baths, 2 and act on the following: flexowriter, electric bedroom, 3^ rooiiM, first floor, per month. 649-5481. Wooded natural wonderland. tion — 9208,000.00 for each. Can be picked out week LUXURIOUS bedrooms, IMi baths, and lots flrepladPs, equipped kitchen days after 3:S0 p.m. Anytime typewriter, makes and reads modern kitcnen with Only 932;900. Pasek Realtors, 1. An appropriation tol be maintenance<>of Board of This container of glue should stick a lot of things for a long of funUture. 649-5306. To lla n d weekends. 280 Birch Mountain tapes, for repetitive use, good dishwasher and garbage dis i-B p d ro o m Fumlahad Apartmanta 84 NEWOFHGE and'a 2 car garage. ’This brand MLS, 2897475. added to the capital account of Education activities, to be time. It was one of the donations for classroom use, made Road, Bolton. condition. Also adding machine posal, heat and hot water, Furnished Apts. new "quality built home is the 1972-73 Budget for the financed from General Fund by Meadowbrook School first and second graders, in lieu of and manual typewriter. 643- storage basement, 9160 per • Just for single people TWO-ROOM furnished apart "..B&W.. located.ln a jirestlge area on ELLINGTON - Young 3- purpose of paying the cost of surplus. month. CaU 6481370. BUILDING The BARROWS & WAUACE Co. the usual grab bag gifts for each other and presents to CHRISTMAS trees, cut your 1442. ment, heat, hot water, stove, a beautiful treed lot. Please bedroom Ranch, finished rec the following proposed public Anthony Pietrantonio, They Give Gifts • Wall-to-wall carpeting Realtor* — MLS room with bar, V* acre, popular teachers. (Herald photo by (^atrale) own. Scotch pine, 96; White refrigerator. Apply Marlows, caU Mr. Gordon, 649-5306. improvement and capital Secretary MANCHESTER - Deluxe ^ • All appliances 150 NO. MAIN ST. Maoebeater Parkade — 6i»S3W young area. 9178 per month spruce, 95.50. Follow signs 867 Main Street, Manchester. project as may hereafter ap Board of Directors from Route 6, Yeomans Tree bedroom townhouse, includes • Dishwasher when you assume this 6% (Cor. of Main) proved by the voters pursuant Manchester, (Connecticut For School Use Farm, 411 Lake Road, Andover. AntIquoB 58 heat, appliances, carpets. Full • 2 full baths TWO apartments, second floor, PRICE reduced on this 6-room Tbe,.RARROWS A WALLACE Co. mortgage. Asking |Q9,500. Scott private basement. 9230 per 9 ,0 0 0 Squarg Pant Colonial. Owners anxious to ' t -Si 'Realtors — MLS to the provisions of Sec. 25, 7428907. • Air-conditioner one 3-room, one 2-room., All St. James Realty, 875-0744. B E ’TTE Q U A T R A L E youngsters begin to have se JOHN’S Antiques - 218 month. Paul W. Dougan utiUties, no children or pets, Will D h k la sell, aluminum siding, 3 Mittchester ^rkade - 64S.8306 Chapter V of the Town Charter, cond thoughts that maybe a Realtor, 643-4535. or 646-1021. • Fireplace porches, appliances, nice 100 Give Blood Correapondent Live Christmas Trees for sale. Hartford Road, Manchester. mature tenants preferred. Call 30-Day Oeeupaney at an election, namely; grab bag would have been more • Balcony private lot, centrally located. Tel. 875-2845 454 Woodland Street. Open Sunday, December 24th til after 4 p.m., 6438396. NOTICE fun, especially when they 9 p.m. — Blurina, ’Tiffany, cut MANCHESTER - Newer 2- • Gym rooms •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 924,300. Cantor & Goldfarb ^AST' Bartford — 7-room Wantad-Baal Batata 77 a. An appropriaUon not to A total of 100 pints of blood Mrs. Gertrude Tinklepaugh A happy Christmas for seven thought of brothers and sisters glass, cobalt blue, depression bedroom Townhouse includes • Ampto ParMng Realtors, 6438442, 8758244. ^Mphtlzed Ranch. Four exceed 91,391,000 for the was donated yesterday in John Ruff of the first and second grade CHRISTMAS trees — Tag, cut • Sauna baths Houaaa lor Bant 88 ^drooitps; rec room, PUBUC HEARING bringing home their gifts. own. Laree selection, glass. Baccarat, cherry, oak, heat, appliances, IM baths JiuU • All Etoctrie SELLING your home or acquisition iind purchase of real Manchester, when the Red Earl Anderson classes at Meadowbrook School • R ecroom fay, garage. Parklike SALE OF REAL ESTATE The spirit of Christmas X, Scotch raie. Wreaths, mahogany furniture, pewter, basement. 9240 per mmth. Paul MANCHESTER - Six-room • Elwvator WEST Side — The perfect acreage? For prompt friendly property commonly knowp as Cross Bloodmobile visited the Mrs. Mary Jarvis was a chance to open a present W. Dwgan, Realtor, 643-4535. starter home or retirement , [fqmaculate condition, BOARD OF DHIECTORS prevailed, however, as at least E ey Tree Farm, Long Hill coin ^ver, tin, copper, silver, fifore-More-More older home for rent. 9225. • Full SonriCM service, call Louis Dimock “ Laurel Lake” , being parcel .10 Elks Club on Bissell St. Mrs. Angelina M. Talisano for their classroom. home. Three large rooms, base hyps Agepi;^, 6490131. Realty, 6498823. TOWN OF MANCHESTER, half of the students, more, often Rd., off Route 6, at Andover brass, rifles, figures, carvinp, Security deposit. Wolverton • WNKto-wall Carpwtng In a Deed dat^ Derember 21, Actually, 106 persons appeared, Mrs. Meredith Ray Passing up the traditional clocks, canes, maps, organ, THREE-ROOM garden A ll utnmaa Inehidadln rant ment, storage in attic, garage, CONNECTICUT girls than boys, felt the class Church. 7428438. Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. • Excallant Location 1967 and re co rd e d in the but 6 were deferred for one Paul Komoroski grab bag gifts and presents for sword, iewelry, photo dry apartment. Avocado appliance, and tool shM. Just off uie bus PROPOSED ORDINANCE gifts were the best ideas. • Convanlant to Highways Manchester Land Records in reason or another. Joel Janenda the teachers, these classes POINSETTIAS, Also Christmas plates, oiairs, tools, pottery, vanity bath, carpetli^, heat, 647-1188 888-4400 MANCHESTER - 3^ room Mine. Only, 920,000. T. J. Notice is hereby given that “ 1 hope that by celebrating hot water, air-conditioner, 9175 Crockett, Rraltor, 643-1577. Vol. 433, Page 371, said Don^A. Carpenter became a Jerry Sapienza agreed to give presents which cactus, cyclamen plants, mugs, hurricane lamps. Royal duplex, Stove, refrigerator, the Board of Directors, Town of Christmas In this way they (the monthly. Immediate premises being located in the seven-gallon donor yesterday. Martin Raulikitis they could use in their foliage plants, dish gardens. Doulton and Copeland. 9135. No lease. Adults. Pets. Manchester, Connecticut, will children) will have good occupancy. Phone 649-3978. NICE one-bedroom apartment, 646-6300 Ma n c h e s t e r - centrally Towns of Manchester and Bast Others who reached magic John Healey classrooms during the rest of cemeterv baskets. Quality Collectibles and more. Phone 289-7475. bold a PubUc Hearing to the feelings about giving and plants at reasonable prices. 647-1252. General line of includes heat, hot water, located 6-room Cape. Hartford, together with site plateaus are Donald Anderson, George McLafferty the year. Brokara Protactad CKristm as Hearing Room at the Municipal sharing, which in my mind Is Open 7 days a week and antiques bought and sold. appliances, carpeting, quiet Out of Town- Fireplace, wall-to-wall improvements thereon. six gallons; Roger Morgan, five Mrs. Mary Ann Royer Excitement among the carpeiiiw. Garage. Fenced-in Building, 41 Center Street, part of the true spirit of evenings. Ponticelli’s Weekdays, 5 p.m.8 p.m. Mon location. 9180 per month. Paul For Bant 88 gallons; Kenneth Bidwell and Richard Wright students has run high for the Dougan Realtor, 643-4535, 646- yard. Only 927,900. Pasek, W ishes ' 2. Determination of the Manchester, Connecticut, Christmas,” Mrs. ;Judy (hreenbouse, 433 No. Main St. day by appointment only. WOODLAND DOCTOR’S or attorney’s office, Mrs. Shirley Converse, two Mrs. Ann Rothwell last few days as they speculated •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 1021. beautiful, spacious, excellent Realtors, 2897475. manner in which said ap ’Tuesday, January 2, 1973, at Schaebner explained. ROCKVILLE — Sunny smaU 4- gallons; and Miss Margaret Robert J. MacDonald over what gifts their room location, first floor, all Our hoUdenr maft oedl propriation and addiUon to said 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on Mrs. Schachner was one of Fuol-Food 48 MANOR room apartment, second floor, O’Neill and Robert M. Hall, one John W. Klein would receive. 95 West Middle Tpke. 4V4 room near center, one child accepted. faculties, parking, reasonable MANCHESTER - Spacious — ioy to our jrlondS, Budget is to be financed and the foUowing; th6 teachers involved in the duplex, heat, hot water, new 7-room Ranch, 3 bedrooms, gallon. Leonard Bjorkman ’The children made out lists of DRY fireplace wood, 910 order, Wanted to Buy 88 Call 18848331. rent. 353 Center St., 649-1680, raised, whether bt taxation, by class gift exchange, along with electric stove, refrigerator, 2 baths, formal dining room, ’The sale from the Town of ’Die Bloodmobile’s next visit Austin (Chambers gifts they wanted for their class delivered. CaU 74^7886. APARTMENTS 649-3549. borrowing, by transfer of Bernice Smith, Beatrice garage. Available January 1st. Uving room, fireplaced family Manchester to the Town of to Manchester will be on Mrs. Patrice A. McCarty and brought them home for ’•••••••••••••••••••••••••••• WANTED — Antique furniture, Homestead St. ROCKVILLE - Highland Ave. available funds, or therwise, or Barnett, Jeralyn HanUnson, glass, pewter, oil paintings or Call M9-2865 before 5 p.m. ACROSS Bolton Notch Shopping room, sun deck off eat-in Glastonbury of real estate ’Tuesday, Jan. 23 from 12:45 to John J. Schascbl parents to decide. Qordon Produeta 80 (Off W. Middle Tpke., large and beautiful SVk rooms, STARKWEATHER by a combination of such Annette Jones, Linda Brown other antique items. Any one-bedroom apartments, beat, Center, 4,000 square foot kitchen, 2-car attached garage, along Birch Mountain Road to 5:30 p.m., at the Concordia Mrs. Gail Kravitz Included in the lists were Manchester) REAL ESTATE methods. and Susan Flood. BUY your potatoes direct from quantity. The Harrisons, 643- GARDEN TYPE - two- hot water, all appliances modern building, former aluminum siding, high scenic the Town of Glastonbury for the Lutheran Church on Pitkin St. Roland H. Brandt items ranging from a badly I 1 and 2-bedroom luxury bedroom apartment, second McKinney Lumber yard. lot. Merritt Agency, 6491180. the potato warehouse. Corner of §709, 1& Oakland Street. including dishwasher, disposal, 3. Such other matters relating sum of ’TEN (910.00) DOLLARS Tomorrow is "Save a Life Philip Terry needed pencil sharpener, equip apartments. Features wall-to- floor. Includes heat, BeautifuUy remodeled home Buckland Rd. and Tolland carpeting, pool and your own to the foregoing as may and other valuable Sunday” in the Greater Robert H. LeBlanc ment for an aquarium, games, Radio Appaaranea ANTIQUE furniture, china wall carpeting, vanity tile baths, a p p lia n ces, c a r e t s . 9205 private terrace in country improvement show rooms. Turnpike, Buckland.. Bonus properly be considered at said considerations. Hartford area, with Red Cross Paul Peoples crayons, books, paints, magic The Tolland High School with each purchase. Call 646- cabinets, crank phonographs, built-in oven, range, dishwasher, monthly. Paul W. Dougan. setting. 9165. Rockland Terrace Suitable for many businesses. Frechette & Martin Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. iSTMAS Hearing. A copy of the proposed Or Bloodmobiles stationed at three George E. Unde markers, records, scissors, Band and Chorus will be heard old books. Most anything old. refrigerator and dUposal, elec Apartments, 8728360, 5298586. Rent entire or pah. 1-223-4460, Realtors or 521-7373. Shown by Anthony F. Pietrantonio dinance may be seen to the locations, from 8:30 a.m. to Robert Martens blocks, glue and rug yarn. ’The tomorrow from 2:30 to 8 p.m. 643-6535^, tric heat, 2 air-conditioners, SMALL One bedroom apart appointment only. S e c r e tly Town Clerk’s office during 1:30 p.m., with walk-ins Mrs. Alice Ansaldi lists from the various classes on radio station WINF, FRESH-MADE Sweet Cider, glass slidiiig doors, all large STAFFORD Springs - 21 West Booma Without Board 88 ment, first floor, includes neat Street, new 3-room unit in brick Board of Directors business hours. welcome. Alexander McCaffery covered a wide range of performing Christmas music. also apples and pears. Botti rooms. Full basement storage Fruit Farm, 260 Bush Hill and appliances, 9159 per month. one-story garden apartment MANCHESTER - Available Just dashing Town of Manchester, Dated at Manchester, ’They will be. at the Glaston James McCurry desires. The town road crew had a area, ample parking. Starting at Paul w. Dougan Realtor, 643- Road, Manchester. LARGE Quiet room, double building, total electric, range, soon. East Center Street. New oS to wish Conn. Connecticut, this 20th/^day of bury High School, Hubbard Rd., Richard Soucier The excitement peaked with Christmas party yesterday 4535,646-1021, ^ closet next to bath-shower, $175. Handy to shopping, refrigerator, disposal, first floor office-buSIness December, 1972. Glastonbury; the Hartford Charles R. PlUard the opening of the gifts, as each afternoon in the Administration space, 50’ to 2,500 square feet. a Joyous Dated at Manchester, Houaahold G oods 81 ideal for retired gentleman. schools, bus and religious basement laundry and storage, Anthony F. Pietrantonio Insurance Group, 690 Asylum Fred Ruggles of the children took his turn, Building, while women FOUR-ROOM flat, unfur Possible telephone, and boU day ' Connecticut this 22nd day of References, 649-0719. facilities. 9125 monthly, 9125 lease Secretary, Frank Roberts Jr. while the others watched and employes of the town had a Piz nished, second floor, older or secreterial service. Merritt aaaaon December, 1972. Ave., Hartford; and Eno SEWING MACHINES, Singer security.' Adults only, no pets. Board of Directors Memorial' Hall, Hopmeadow Richard Maher made plans to use the gifts za Christmas party in the Town THE THOMPSON House - Model apartment open for in married couple preferred, no CaU James J. Gessay, 8758134. Agency, 646-1180. to all. Touch and ^ w , 947.50; 1972 2 g - Manchester, Connecticut St., Simsbury. Mrs. Ann Tanguay after Christmas vacation. Hall. Cottage St., centrally located, spection 1 8 p.m., Sunday. Other children or pets, parking, hot ------H Zag, unclaimed law-away, Only after the gifts were The Lions Club sponsored a large, pleasantly furnished tinws by appointment water, centrally located. V E R N O N — One and twis 460 MAIN St. — Ideal for store, David Fowler 943.75. Guaranteed. 522-0931, Appointments Kept opened, and refreshments were trip to the LaSallette rooms, parking. Call 649-2358 Built by Security deposit. 643-6441, 48 bedroom apartments, onp office, etc. 9160. CaU 646-2426,9- Margarete Wasilieff dealer. , Richard J. Bagge for overnight and permanent p.m. bedroom starting at 9155, tm 5. , ! FEACE Mrs. Anne Ruggles served, did some of the Monestary in Providence, R.I., U&R HOUSING CORP. to All! NOTICE Edward Borgida for the Senior Citizens ’Tuesday. SINGER Touch and Sew, lUce guest rates. bedrooms, starling at 9190. Greg Kuehler Rentals by: WE HAVE customers waiting 533 Main St., 650 square feet, Mrs. Nancy Moffatt new, hems, buttonholes, stretch Features ranee, refrigerator, PUBUC HEARING Robert L. Turcotte for the rental of your apartment renovated— basement included stitches, monograms, sews on FURNISHED room for working Robert D. Murdock, Realtor dishwasher, disposal, waU-to- d S e happy Additional Appropriations Mrs. Carolyn Kulenkamp Craig McDonald or home. J.D. Real Estate — ideal offices, retail etc. buttons, fancy designs. lady, modern kitchen, linens, 643-2692 643-9551 waU carpeting, neat included. Board of Directors Mrs. Doris Benson John Hawthorne private entrance, parking, Associates, Inc. 643-5129. ChUdren welcomed. 644-1330. D. Reasonable. 5298516 f and full of 9399.50, now only BLANCHARD & ROSSETTO Town of Manchester Robert L. Lovett Raymond Negro central. After 4 p.m., 643-8649. J. Henry Company. REALTORS Ronald E. Blake Sasy terms. 522-0476, DESIRABLE 3-room office, good cheer now and throughout the hollday seaton. Connecticut Stephen Carney Federal Court dealer. SIX rooms, first floor, 9175 Joseph Czerwinski monthly, utilities included. 587 fronting East Center Street, 400 Notice is hereby given that Mrs. Jane Zemke ROCKVILLE - Quiet residen- Mrs. Margaret Dorie Center St. 649-5057. PRESIDENTIAL square feet, air-conditioning. the Board of Directors, Town of Miss Jane Hicock tial section, 5 rooms, newly Allen Walch V IL L A B E A m . decorated firat-floor apartment CaU 6468282. the BARROWS and WALLACE Co. Manchester, Connecticut, will Mrs. Dorothy Caruolo Seeks Parochiad FOUR-ROOM apartment, heat, of two-family. Heat, hot water. hold a PubUc Hearing in the Ronald Schultz Mrs. Barbara Greene MANCHESTER Wantad to Bant hot water, appliances, parking, One child accepted, references 88 Hearing Room at the Municipal George M. Blake Mrs. Joan Martens One and two bedrooms. central location. 9180 monthly. and security required. Call Building, 41 Center Street, Mrs. Veronica Irvine 649-3340. APARTMENT wanted in East Robert Otten after 4 p.m., 87281%, days, 646- Manchester, Connecticut, Enrollment Figures Near schools, churches 1460. Hartford or Manchester. For Mrs. Eunice Morgester January 1st, one bedroom, not ’Tuesday, January 2, 1973, at MODERN one-bedroom and shopping center, on A T O A ST Mrs. Virginia McCarthy m ore than including 8:00 P.M. to consider and act on Public Records NEW HAVEN (A P )-A claim such payments amount to apartment, wall-to-wall bus line. CaU anytime. ROCKVILLE - 4 rooms, 9120 utmUes. CaU 259-7002 (Fair- TO OUR FRIENDS the foUowing: Mrs. Carol Latulippe federal court is waiting for a state subsidy of the schools. carpeting, range, refrigerator, appUances, 9115 monthly; 4W Mrs. Marie Benson Warranty Deeds disjMsal, air-conditioner, large field) after 6. J ’The Christmas Seasem is upon us again. Proposed additional ap Morris C. Fancher to James statistics on how many private 'The (Connecticut plan is “ not rooms, $135, utilities not Mrs. Joyce S. Young closets, basement storage, 646-2623 included. 872-1^. 5 We hope you’ve had a fine year.. .that the propriation to Educational A. McCarthy and Richard school pupils are enrolled at significantly” different from a Apartment Bulldinga- Mrs. Janet Gleason laundry facilities, parking for 2 g coming HoUdays wiU prove joy ou s. . . and Special Projects, Fund 41, Head Merritt, property at 122-124 E. church-affiliated schools before Pennsylvania plan that already For Sale 70 Clarence Maron cars, good location. 140 Hilliard COVENTRY- Four rooms haU S that the New Year wiU bring you happy Start Program 1979— 968,103.00 Center St., conveyance tax ruling on the constitutionality has been ruled unconstitutional Mrs. Helen Bojarski by a three-judge federal court, St., 9175 per month. Call LOOKING for anything in real of duplex, gas hot air heat, no S days and much prosp^ty. to be financed from State $49.50. of Connecticut’s parochaid Peterman, 649-9404. estate rental — apartments, pets. Near Route 31 and Storrs. MANCHESTER - 24-unit Mrs. Clara DuBaldo assistant state Attorney Gen. apartment complex. Three and ® To our many friends, we wish. ..the Best. Grant. Green Manor Construction program. homes, multiple dwellings, no Westside R ^ t y , 649-4342. Victor Squadrito F. Michael Ahern four-room units. AU masonry It’s a season Proposed additional ap Co. Inc. to Ann M. Jvikka, unit T h e program is under MANCHESTER - Brand new, fees. Call J.D. Real Estate Miss Nancy Knight construction. An excellent propriation to General Fund challenge from the Ck)nnecticut acknowledged in court Friday one-bedroom apartments, wall- Associates, Inc. 643-5129. MANCHESTER - Hebron rich in brotherly love. in Northfield Green investment in prime location. Miss Pamela Moffatt Civil Liberties Union, whose in response to a question from to-wall carpeting, all area, Wellswood View Budget 1972-73, Board of Educa Condominiums, conveyance tax CaU for details. Hayes Agency, ^(tlt Real Estate wishes for health LeFs share its Stephen Cavagnaro Sr. Judge ^m pano. appliances, heated, air- MANCHESTER - East Center Apartments. 2 bedroom apart tion— $50,000.00 for renovations $28.60. lawyers claim it violates the 6468131. Walter H. Joyner Connwticut has already had conditioning, parking, 9190. 646- Street, 5-room apartment, 9175 ment, 9215; features range, 172 E. CENTER S’TREET and happiness, peace and good will, to all. joys with one and all. to Robertson School Offices, to Green Manor Construction constitutional separation of Mrs. Lois Morgan one parochaid plan ruled 'H ' Sleigh bells. Carols. 7800. with heat. Call Broker, 646-1180. refrigerator, dishwasher, dis 6468126 be financed from State Building Co. Inc. to Ethel M. Farrell, church and state. EAST Hartford — 51 units, 8 Robert A. Hills unconstitutional; a plan to Holly wreaths. Snowflakes. posal, waU-to-waU carpeting. Grant .077-72-33A. A payment of unit in Northfield Green Under the plan, enacted by years old. Must settle estate. 6491922 Mrs. Anne Gworek directly reimburse the non FIVE-ROOM apartment, first- FIVE-ROOM flat with garage, Heat, lights, air-conditioner in 924,554.21 already received. condominiums, conveyance tax the legislature in 1971, the state And goodwill to men. floor, available now. adults preferred. No pets, no Priced below replacement s LOUIS DIMOCK William D. O’Neill public schools with state money 7k cluded. ChUdren welcome, 644- Proposed additional $27.50. would pay parents up to $75 for References and security pay children, security. 649-0865 1330. D. J. Henry'Comj>ai^. > costs. Cash required, 9130,000. ^ M t 9 WMB0OM000000O00Q0flQ00000OOOO001)obwOflOflMQM Robert Mortenson for some of their expenses in Pasek Realtors, 289-7475. Sylvia LaPenta Agency Realty appropriation to Special Edward B. and Ethel each child in a non-public ment, no pets, no children. after 5 p.m. Edward P. Coltman educating pupils. Pennsylvania Grants, Fund 61 — $13,636.00 for Robertson to Ralph B. Shaw Jr. elementary school and up to After 5, 6^7708. Bualnaaa Loeallona- Mrs. Jacqueline Nichols had a similar first parochaid Bualnaaa Property- Manchester Drug Advisory and Elizabeth H. Shaw, $150 for each secondary school DELUXE ONE - Bedroom For Bant 87 Herman J. Heck law, which was also ruled to be SUNNY large 4 room apart For Sale 71 Council — Crossroads, to be property at 91 Overlook Dr., pupil. apartment, wall-to-wall William H. Martens in conflict with the U.S. ment, adults, no pets, security, carpeting throughout, complete financed from new State Grant conveyance tax $36.30. U.S. Circuit Judge William H. MANCHESTER - 100,000 Rev. J. Stanton Conover Constitution. immediate occupancy, 9135. appliances, vanity bath. square feet, will divide. FIVE-ACRE business zoned for period 191-72 through 9 3 9 Ralph B. Shaw Jr. and Timbers, one of three judges . site just off 1-86. Priced in the Orrin E. West Connecticut is still owed Utilities extra. 63380%. Centrally located 9175 monthly. Suitable for manufacturing and 73. Elizabeth H. Shaw to Kenneth hearing the case, Friday asked mid 40’s for quick sale. Hayes David C. Moyer more than $1 million in refunds R.D. Murdock, 643-2692. warehouse. 1-748-5634. Proposed additional T. and Nancy H. Johnson, the lawyers on both sides of the Agency; 6468131. Thomas H. Curtiss from non-public schools which appropriation to Sewer Depart property at 601 W. Middle issue for up-to-date figures on James Cunningham received payments under the ment 1972-73 Budget Debt Tpke., conveyamce tax $28.05. parochial school enrollments as Howard L. Smith first parochaid program. ’The Service — $28,000.00 to be . Andrew Ansaldi Jr. to Roland a percentage of all non-public Miss Susan F. Choma legislature voted last year to let financed from Sewer Service W. and Katherine M. Spearin, school enrollments in Mark N. Bogdan the schools keep the money, but Charges. property at 51 Sherwood Circle, Connecticut. Pending receipt of U&R REALTY CO., INC. Reno Dufour Gov. Thomas J. Meskill vetoed ALLOCATIONS - conveyance tax $35.75. those figures, the three-judge Dr. Edwin L. Lojeski the bill. REVENUE SHARING Green Manor Construction panel reserved decision on the Ronald Sabin The attorney general’s office Proposed allocation from Co. Inc. to Lee E. and Henrietta case. still is trying to get the schools Revenue Sharing Fund 81 — Alexander, unit in Northfield Other members of the panel to refund the payments, 920,500.00 for preparation of Green Condominiums, are U.S. District Ck>urt Judges according to Ahern. engineering plans for conveyance tax $34.10. T. Emmet Clarie and Robert C. reconstruction of Hilliard INVITATION Trade Name Zampano, Street from Broad Street east Richard Thomas Ladyga, In their arguments, CCLU of redevelopment area using TO BID doing business as Stretch & Co., lawyers had cited statistics for MCPJ Forms consultant engineering ser Sealed bids will be received in 39 Horton Rd. the 1968-69 school year that said vices. the Office of The Director of Marriage Licenses students in Roman Catholic Research Arm Greetings Proposed Ordinance amen schools accounted for 85 per General Services, 41 Onter Richard Norman Rustic, 24 ding Section 391 of the Town Street, Manchester, Connec Tyler Circle, and Claudette cent of all non-public school The Manchester Committee Ordinances changing the ticut until January 17, 1973 at Constance Veilleux, 9 Avon St. students. for Peace and Justice has at Qlhstmas method of assessments for con 11:00 a.m. for the following: The CCLU attorneys are instituted an Indochina War ClludLSbtMJOiA struction or repairs, or both, of TEN PASSENGER CARS seeking a quick “ partial sum Research service. iSSay its message of mi K( To our friends, d hearty mary judgment” ruling the It plans to research informa IS sidewaUu and curbs. O N E % TO N PICKUP Stamford Man joy and peace holiday wish .that you may A cop y o f tUe p roposed TRUCK plan unconstitutional so that the tion for any question raised VK/UhiBA Killed By Train matter may be brought speedily about the Indochina situation. remain with you and yours, always. the love He taught the world tin every ordinances may be seen in the B id forms, plans and enjoy all the best the season offers. L ee us open our hearts to to the U S. Supreme Court. heart as w e celebrate the birth of our Saviour. H b x b 's hoping everyone, everywhere May the happiness of Town Clerk’s Office during specifications are available at The service is available to the inspiring message of Christmas... EAST LYME. (AP) - Alcid The civil liberties group individuals, groups and in enjoys a very hcqppy holidayl friendships be re business hours. the General Services Office, 41 . “Peace on Earth, Good Will to Men.” J. Swallo, 54, of East Lyme was maintains the "parental reim stitutions. kindled this Christmas. Anthony Pietrantonio Center Street, Manchester, Board of Directors Connecticut. killed early today when the car bursement payments” in the (}uestiones, accompanied by The Mitten Agency JARVIS ENTERPRISES he w as driving went off new parochaid plan simply use a self-address and stamped J.D. REAL ESTATE CO. The HAYES AGENCY Manchester, Conn. Town of Manchester and Subsidiaries Damato Enterprises, Inc. Dated at Manchester, Connecticut Interstate 95 at the Route 52 in parents as “ conduits” to put envelope, should be sent to BELFIORE state money unconstitutionally Raymond F_and Louis C. Damato Connecticut this twenty-first Robert B. Weiss tersection and struck a rock MCPJ, 22 W. Center St., AGENCY day of December. General Manager ledge, state police said. into religious schools. They Manchester; or call 643-8461. L ^ G E T W T Y .F X )U R - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 23. About Town Jehovah’s Witnesses will The Feast of St. John the tave group discussions of the Baptist will be Bible book of “ Haggai” ob serv ed Wednesday at 10 a.m. at St. at 7:30 p.m. at 726 N. Mary’s Episcopal Church with 5«aln St.. 167 Boulder Rd., 18 a Holy Eucharist service. Chamber St., 12 Downey Dr.. 280 Sand Hill Rd. in South The Salvation Army will have Windsor and French Rd., the first noon prayer call for Bolton. Key 73 Tuesday at the Citadel. 1.. --■ It IS our warmest wish that y o u r h M a y be filled with peace of mind, goo d health, and much joy. JOHN L. JENNEY AGENCY Under constrS^n beJde'lhe^lJ^ uTamiSer’S by UniST Artfst^s w; C. j o n theatre with a seaUng capacity of 500 as opposed to the ’ ® common lobby. LeRoy . L Norria, Aganta 357 CENTER STREET Business Bodies PARTNERS Connecticut and National consecutive time they have the South Windsor Bank and Robert F. Blanchard of the Associations of Real Estate earned this honor. Trust Co. R.F. Blanchard Agency, 172 E. Brokers. Center St. has announced that, The National Quality award Berrio, a native of Cape Cod, He is a member of the effective Immediately, Paul J. .is given in recognition of has over 17 years experience in Democratic Town Committee quality service to the public Rossetto has become business and finance. He is a and the Manchester associated with him as a full through maintaining and graduate of Williams College in Development Commission. A extending the benefits of life in Williamstown, Mass, and is Manchester native, he reside surance. It is accorded by the involved in several local at S3S Hilliard St. He is a 1963 life insurance agency organizations. He is also a graduate of Manchester High management association and member of the South Windsor School and attended the national association of life Town Council. Manchester Community underwriters. Both Sheldon College and the University of and Carpenter are life-long PROMOTED Connecticut. residents of Mandiester and Rossetto, also a Manchester are very active in civic affairs. Maurice F. Stapleton of nadve, resides with his wife, Tolland has been promoted to Claire, and their three children dial traffic supervisor by at 88 Ralph Rd. He is a 1957 TRUSTEE Southern New England graduate of Mandiester High Atty. John F. Shea Jr. of 57 Telephone Co. School and has taken courses in Boulder Rd. has been named a Stapleton joined the business administration at the trustee of the Society for telephone company in 1965 in University of Connecticut. Savinas Bank. West Hartford and was a Rossetto is a member of the centrai office repairman in Manchester Board of Realtors East Hartford at the time of bis and had been associated with promotion. another local real estate firm. He graduated from Ward He Is an alternate on the Technical Institute and Manchester Zoning Board of attended the University of Appeals, is on the Citizens Ad* Hartford. SBOP Robert F. Blanchard visory Committee and is a pertoer. The firm’s new name member of UNICO. REVIEW OFFICER is Blanchard & Rossetto. Pierre J. Herszdorfer of 118 Realtors. It will trSnsact all Tudor La., has been promoted phases of the real estate RANKS 23rd business. Hartford National Bank and to loan review officer with the Trust Co. has been named the Hartford National Bank and Blandumd la a member of the 23rd largest correspondent Trust Co. bank or “ bankers’ bank” in the nation. Last year HNB ranked 44th and in 1976 it ranked 139th. Commenting on the growth in standings. President Charles E. Lord said HNB is now the largest correspondent bank outside of such traditional SUNDAY John F. Shea Federal Reserve cities as New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. Shea, a partner in the law Lord attributed HNB’s growth firm of Marte, Shea and Keith, to three factors: The highly 575 Main St., is a native of efficient use of aircraft, Manchester. He received his sophisticated data processing B.A. from Providence College techniques and a highly trained in 1950 and a Juris Doctor correspondent banking staff. degree from the University of Connecticut School of Law in 1953. He is presently a member of EARN HONOR AGAIN th e Charter Revision Frank P. Sheldon, certified Commision and a member of life underwriter, and Richard S. th e Republican Town Paul J. Rossetto Carpenter, C.L.U., local Committee. He is also a representatives of Phoenix Pierre J. Herszdorfer Manchester and Hartford member of the Republican Mutual Life Insurance Co., State Central pommittee and Boards of Realtors and their Hartford, have been awarded Herszdorfer, a graduate of respective Multiple Listing the Knights of Columbus. He New York University, came to the National Quality award for was a state senator to the Services and belongs to the 1972. This is the 25th HNB in 1971 as manager of the Connecticut General Assembly, loan review section of the legal counsel to the house credit department. He had majority leader and legal previously been with the First counsel to the towns of National City Bank of New Manchester and Coventry. York. COUNSELOR Richard M. Berrio, of 20 CUTAWAY MODEL Ridge Rd., South Windsor, has A specially designed joined the D.J. Henry Co. as a animated djsplay, which shows real estate investment ^ e engineering advances built counselor. Mr. Berrio’s past into the 1973 Monte Carlo, will experience has been as a senior be displayed at Carter assistant treasurer of the East Chevrolet Co., 1229 Main St., on Hartford Aircraft Federal Jan. 25 and 26 and Jan. 29 Credit Union and treasurer of through Feb. 5. . > T h e exhibit, built by Chevrolet technicians, is in three parts and is mounted on a turntable. The 1973 Monte Carlo BEST has been cut to reveal such improvements as found in the inner workings of the engine, WISHES! transmission and new mechanical features, as well as the car’s new constructional details. The display is electrically powered 4o animate moving parts. RECORD SALES The Felsway Corp., which operates the Shoe-Town store at 244 Spencer St., has reported • t9 y08, 8ttr CHStOffllfL record sales for November. For the four-week sales period ending Nov. 25, Felsway CJ’s reports an increase in sales of 10.1 per cent over the g ia n t GRINDERS, corresponding period in 1971. INC. To date the corporation reports 273 8R0A0 STREET an increase of 16.2 per cent over the sales of the first 39 weeks of NEWINCT :^N WETH their last fiscal year. 1-m 'i ,■ Highlights DEC. 23 DEC. 29 Historic Wiinsmsburg Historic WUliamsburg, Va., will be the setting for two special CBS-TV News presentations Christmas Eve. “ Colonial Williamsburg Carols,” a gllpse at the famed conununity accompanied by appropriate seasonal music, sung by the Williamsburg Singers, will be presented at 11:15 p.m. A live, on^hour candlelight service from the historic H i' < » r r f < <_ « < ( ( « « 4 < < Bruton Parish Church in Williamsburg will air at midnight. ______World of His Own Kevin Hooks (at left) portrays “J.T.” in Jane Wagner’s Peabody Award winning drama scheduled on CBS-TV Thursday (Dec. 28) at 9 p.m. The drama focuses on a “'little black boy hovering between deliquency and responsibility in a city ghet to. The story, which takes place at Christmastime in Harlem, was filmed on location in New York City. Jeanette DuBois plays J.T.’s mother; Theresa M erritt plays his grand mother; and Michael Gorrin and Olga Fabien are seen as th e husband-and-wife storekeepers who are in KKVIN H O O KS strum ental in the boy’s eventual salvation. Women and Health “ Life, Health and the American Woman,” an ABC-TV special hosted by actress Patricia Neal, will be rebroadcast Thursday (Dec. 28) at 9 p.m. In the two-hour special, physicians and their patients at NIH research centers throughout the country are seen discussing a variety of medical conditions affecting women. ______Opening Night Sammy Davis Jr. —► (right), one of the most pop ular contemporary entertainers, sings in “ Opening Night: USA,” a CBS-TV musical special ■ -m airing Christmas night (Dec. 25) at 8 p.m. Sammy sings “ Birth of the Blues,” “The Lady Is a , Tramp,” and “ Mister Bojangles” in a segment taped at Harrah’s at Lake Tahoe. Other acts in the one-hour special include Milton Berle and The 5th Dimension. Ed McMahon of NBC-TV’s ■:j j “ Tonight Show” is host. More segments of “ Opening Night: USA” are being planned by NBC-’TV. Details are to be announced SAMMY DAVIS JR. Sing Some Songs of Christmas soon. Dope Rap Tennessee Ernie Ford (center) and some of the singers of the Mike Curb Congregation •<— Kathy Garver, left, : ‘ „offer songs appropriate to the Yuletide season stars in “ Pick Up,” an "during' "Tennesee Ernie Ford’s White episode of NBC-TV’s Christmas Speciai.” “ Adam-12” to be broadcast The one-hour program' airs on NBC-TV Wednesday (Dec. 27) at 8 tonight (Dec. 23) at 8. p.m. Ford’s guest stars will Include recording star She plays a girl implicated Lynn Anderson, the Mike Curb Congregation, in a narcotics transaction. , singer-composer Mac Davis, actress-singer Barbara Hale co-stars as Claudine Longet, and singer Lou Rawls. Also her mother. Joining Ford wilt be 11-year-old actor-singer Series stars are Martin Scott Firestone. Milner and Kent McCord as Los Angeles patrol car officers Pete Malloy and catrowiPBiiKrotiiKatiitK «g « Jim Reed. Plays Lawyer (3) WTIC (8) WTNH (18) WHCT (20) WATR Arthur Kennedy portrays a top-flight lawyer engaged Hartford — CBS New Haven — ABC Hartford — Ind. Waterbury — NBC by an Idaho couple to defend their daughter against a (22) WWLP (24) WEDH (30) WHNB (40) WHYN murder charge on CBS-’TV’s Springfield — NBC Hartford - PBS New Britain - NBC Springfield - ABC movie, ” A Death of Innocence,” ’Tuesday (Dec. KATHY CARVER 26) at 9:30 p.m. TV PAGE 1 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD SATURDAY, DEC. 7» SATURDAY. DEX:. S MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD TV PAGE S Saturday, Decem ber 23 FurnifM — Carp«t I — ItOO — (24) INTERNATIONAL — 7:30 — — 9 :3 0 — , BedAng---Applkncts I DAYTIME TV, MONDAY — FRIDAY (3) BOB NEWHART IS) NEWS SPECIAL PERFORMANCE (3) GEORGE KIRBY — 9:30 — (8-40) SPLIT SECOND (18) LIVING WORD The mercenary spirit of --- UU MAnr anE B T. MAKGBB8TEB " MORNINC ‘‘Cballenger H u Landed: Tchaikovsky’s 7th (Un (8) ANYTHING YOU GAN DO — (3) JOKER’S WILD (20-2230) WHO.WHAT, (203230) RETURN TO Chrishnu; TV PAGE r manchbsterevi^ g herald Accompany Bob ' Tuesday, Docember 2€ Singer-dancer Lola Falana — 6 i0 0 — ^ — 7iS0 — and the new “Ifiaa World,’’ (3-8^) NEWS — 8 : 3 0 - — 10:00 — Australian Belinda G Kor, wUl EspeaoiW'l -for (3) I’VE COT A SECRET (3) HAWAH FIVE-O (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH (8) THIS IS YOUR LIFE (8-40) MARCUS WELBY i accompany Bob Hiqw on his (*ucst: Ricardo Rfootalban (20) SOUNDING BOARD (19) ROYAL BALLET Two piaralysis victims fall in 1972 overseas (Christmas tour to (24) ZOOM (8-40) MOVIE (20) FILM love. entertain American (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH "Gidget Gets Married” (20-22-30) AMERICA servicemen. (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE (1972). Mbnie Ellis, Michael (40) WILD WILD WEST (24) SPECIAL Special — ‘Inventing a Nation.’ ; The Hope troupe left (Califor m i j Bums, Don Ameche. n ia Dec. 15 to tour the" — 6 i30 — (30) COLDDIGGERS (24) STATE OF CONN. f d (3) CBS NEWS (24) BILL MOYERS Aleutians, Japan, (40) DRAGNET — 10:35 — (8) ABC NEWS — 9 :0 0 — Korea,Thailand, South Viet (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY ( 2 2 .^ ) NBC NEWS — 8:00 — (18) 700 CLUB nam, and Guam. (24) MAGGIE — EXERCISES (3) MAUDE (20-22-30) BOLD ONES — 11:00 — Highlights of the Junket win — 7 :0 0 — Maude’s old beau is roman Brilliant researcher can’t (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS air on NBC-TV Wednesday, I' (3) WORLD OF KRESKIN cing her daughter. handle a new problem. (18) EL SUPER SHOW Jan. 17. (20) HAVE GUN — (8) TRUTH OR (8-40) temperatures (24) BEHIND 'TOE LINES CONSEQUENCES RISING — 9 :3 0 — WILL TRAVEL Joan Guest'Stars (3) MOVIE (18) Di c k v a n d y k e Baseball player is in the — 11,30 — Joan Crawford guest-stars in "A Death of Innocence” (20) NBC NEWS maternity ward. (3) MOVIE ABC-TV’s “ Sixth Sense” (1971). Mother witnesses her (22-30) NEWS (20-22-30) BONANZA “ Valiey of Mystery” (1967). Saturday, Dec. 30, in an unusual (24) CPTV REPORT Jamie falls in love daughter’s murder trial. (8-40) DICK CAVETT Shelley Winters episode written especially for (40) ABC NEWS (20-22-30) JOHNNY her. (24) FOURTH ESTATE (24) BLACK JOURNAL CARSON Miss (Crawford plays Joan Let’s Make a Christmas Tree for the Birds! Fairchild, a woman who Wednesday, December 27 becomes lost while traveling and at dusk seeks helpat an — 6:00 — ^membering the birds and animals at (3-8-22) NEWS — 7:30 — (24) PETER AND isolated house inhabited by a (3) THE PRICE IS RIGHT (8-40) JULIE ANDREWS black magic cult. Chnstmas is a custom that started in Eu (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH THE WOLF Guest: Robert Goulet. (20) SOUNDING BOARD (8) PARENT GAME Special — The Zapletal rope hundreds of years ago. (18) ROYAL BALLET (20-22-30) SEARCH Bing Cools It (24) HODGEPODGE LODGE Puppets interpretation (Clairvoyant helps the agents (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH “ The Firebird.’ ’ “ Bing Crosby — Cooling It,” (20) FILM — 8 :3 0 — (24) STATE OF CONN. In Sweden, Norway and Denmark, the (40) WILD WILD WEST (8-40) MOVIE a CBS-TV musical variety (22) WAIT TILL YOUR — 10:30 — farmers chose their best bundles of wheat — 6:30 — “ Mr. and Mrs. Bo Jo Jones” (18) 700 CLUB special, wiU be presented Sun FATHER GETS HOME (1971). Desi Arnaz Jr., day, Jan. 7, at 9:30 p.m. (3) CBS NEWS (24) B(K)K BEAT rye or other grains and tied them to the (Kristopher Norris. (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY Joining Bing for an hour of (8) ABC NEWS (30) CIRCUS! (20-22-.30) BANACEK — 11:00 — fun will be Flip Wilson, top of a pole. Scjme people believed that the (22-30) NBC NEWS (40) DRAGNET (24) POETRY IN BLACK Pro football star vanishes (3-8-22-30-40) NEWS Bernadette Peters, and Dean*^ family who raised their pole the highest — 8:00 — during a game. (20) HAVE GUN — Martin. — 7:00 — (3) .SONNY & CHER WILL TRAVEL (3) WHAT IN THE WORLD (24) VLADIMER would have the best luck. Others believed Guest; Carroll O’Connor ZWORYKIN — 11:30 — “ Second Chance.’’ (8-40) PAUL LYNDE that if a lot of birds came, the family would (8) TRUTH OR — 9:00 — (3) MOVIE Guests: Jerry Stiller and CONSEQUENCES (3) MEDICAL CENTER “ Welcome to Hard Times” have good crops that year. Even today, in Anne Meara. Fatigue hampers work of a (1967). Aldo Ray, Henry Fonda. (18) DICK VAN DYKE (18) HOCKEY (20) NBC NEWS young doctor. (8-40) DICK CAVE'TT this country, some farmers in Wisconsin, Bruins at Flames. (22-30) NEWS (24) STATE OF CONN. (20-22-30) JOHNNY M C K A 6 E |f lUmois and North Dakota put out the poles. (20-22-30) ADAM-12 STORE (24) JUST GENERATION — 10:00 — CARSON The crimes; Rape and a (40) ABC NEWS (3) CANNON runaway girl. 12:30 MANCHESTER It’s a thoughtfjM ea to feed the birds (18) NEWS Guest; Bradford Dillman PABKADE all year long. But, if you are wondering what PULL SBLHXrnON OP Thursday, December 28 IMPORTED to do with your old Christmas tree, why — 6:00 — — 7:30 — — 9 :0 0 — AND not set it up as a special treat for them? (3-8-22) NEWS peace in Vietnam. i l M (8) YOU ASKED FOR IT (3) J. T. DOMESTIC (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH (18) MOVIE (8-40) OWEN MARSHALL Here are some decorations they would like (20) SOUNDING BOARD Special — An award-winning The case: Murder. WINES “ Tell It to the Judge” (1949). Christmas story about a small to eat. (24) ZOOM (20-22-30) DEAN MARTIN w i Rosalind Russell boy growing up in Harlem. LIQUORS W m m (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (20) FILM Guests: Ernest Borgnine, O. (40) WILD WILD WEST (8-40) NEWS SPECIAL ^ p l u s - Pine (X )^ spread wiUi peanut butter and hung on a tree make (22) I DREAM OF JEANNIE C. Smith, the Golddiggers String Popcorn “ Life, Health and the (24) STATE OF CONN. h a r v e s t HILL I excellent du(^rations for your birds’ Christmas tree.^ ^ — 6 :3 0 — (30) WAIT TILL YOUR American Woman.” Host: (3) CBS NEWS DISCOVERY c FATHER GETS HOME Patricia Neal. ' — 10:30 — Use a heavy string and a big needle. Old (8) ABC NEWS (40) DRAGNET (18) 700 CLUB (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY BRANDS (22-30) NBC NEWS popcorn is the easiest to string. — 8:00 — (20-22-30) IRONSIDE MASTER CHAROB (24) FRENCH CHEF — 11:00 — (3) NEWS SPECIAL Burglar loots stores (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS protected by guard dogs. PERSONAL C3IAROB — 7:00 — “ Whatever Happened to ’72.” (20) HAVE GUN — -ACCOUNTS INVITBID ^ Cranberry Strings (3) U F O (8-40) MOD SQUAD (24) INTERNATIONAL WILL t r a v e l ’TEL. 049-0446 (8) TRUTH OR Guest: Bobby Sherman PERFORMANCE String cranberries on strings or wires. CONSEQUENCES (20-22-30) FLIP WII-SON Ravel’s opera ballet, “ ’The —'1 1 :3 0 — (18) DICK VAN DYKE Guest : Petula Oark Spellbound (Kild.” (3) MOVIE Pine Cones (20) NBC NEWS (24) ADVOCATES “ Kind Hearts and Coronets” (^ fffE E D Y SiMdalty (22-30) NEWS — 10:00 — Debate: Should use of (1949).'Alec Guinness. t r u l y DEuaous (24) SOUL! (3) NEWS SPECIAL (8-40) DICK CAVETT Tie a string around a pine cone so you can national parks be greatly “ The Elusive Peace,” a (40) ABC NEWS restricted? (20-22-30) JOHNNY CHICKEN hang it on the tree. Cover the cone with report on attempts to secure CARSON Brown in 6 lOnntM peanut butter. You can mix birdseed, oat Friday, December 29 meal, or commeal with the peanut butter, — 6:00 — if you like. — 7:30 — (20-22-30) SANFORD & SON CALL o r ORDER (3-8-22) NEWS (3) NEWS S ECIAL (24) ONLY THE STRONG Up 10 (18) 12 O’CLOCK HIGH The Sanfords are offered a “ As We Forgive ’Those Who free piano. — 10:00 — (20) SOUNDING BOARD (8-40) LOVE, Doughnut Treat Trespass Against Us” (24). APARTFR01H B ^ O R I V t l (30) TO TELL THE TRUTH (8) LASSIE AMERICAN STYLE MSOBMIRR i (40) WILD WILD WEST THE CROWD Tie a ribbon around a doughnut and hang it (18) BETTER WORLD — 8 :3 0 — (24) STATE OF CONN. on your tree. — 6 :3 0 — (20) HUMAN DIMENSION (8-40) PARTRIDGE FAMILY — 10:35 - (3) CBS NEWS (22) LET’S MAKE A DEAL The family decides they don’t (24) MARTIN AGRONSKY (8) ABC NEWS (24) WALL ST. WEEK want to move. - 11:00 - 1 ; (22-30) NBC NEWS (30) HOLLYWOOD (18) SPORTS CHALLENGE Marshmallow String (24) WORLD PRESS (3-8-18-22-30-40) NEWS SQUARES (20-22-30) HOCKEY (20) HAVE GUN — Hang marshmallows on a string or even on a (40) NANNY AND I Bruins at North Stars. WILL TRAVEL — 7:00 — THE PROFESSOR (24) MUSIC SPECIAL twig. I t I S 0 1 , (3) YOUNG DR. KILDARE — 9:00 — — 11:30 — (8) TRUTH OR — 8:00 — (3) MOVIE (3) MISSION: IMPOSSIBLE (3) MOVIE CONSEQUENCES “ Hook, Line and Sinker” “ The Ugly American” (1963) Grapefruit Pot The IMF stages a nuclear (8-40) DICK CAVETT (18) DICK VAN DYKE attack. 4 (8-40) ROOM 222 (20) NBC NEWS (20-22-30) JOHNNY '17 7 BROAD Hollow c)ut one half a grapefruit or orange. (8-40) BRADY BUNCH The problem: A thief. (22-30) NEWS (18) 700CLUB CARSON Fill it with birdseed or peanuts. Be sure to (24) FREE FOR ALL "My Sister, Benedict Arnold.” — 9 :3 0 — — 1:45 - (40) ABC NEWS (3) MOVIE use unsalted peanuts. The salted ones make (18) SKI SCENE (8-40) ODD COUPLE FJLWiUL Y ou can decorate any tree you wish. These cfcdl- “ Girls in the Night” (1953). dren have decorated a tree m their school yard. the birds too thirSty. Hang the treat on Atlantic Haattng Oil W in s BIR limb. L.T. WOOD CO. STEREO IR L M S -IIlt AiignmMit WhMl RSMOS »V-I t? ' - .i; 'i N Puzzle-le-do How Does Lead Get Inside a Pencil? A ll tAe words in this puzzle besrin Happy New Year’s Day Super Sport: Jerry Lucas 1. Lead is really not lead ACROSS with the letter N. ; The custom of (jelebrating New 2. Most pencils are made Jerry Lucas has a good jump at an. It is a mixture of 2. A woman who helps the doctor. fit cedar wood. Blbdrs of 3. Not anything. j Year’s Day is almost world-wide. shot, a good reboimding touch and the mineral graphite, day, 5. M y J ______is Robert Armstrong. wood are cut into strips. Some people’s calendars are not like one of the best memories in profes cmtain chemicals, and wax. 6. Not anywhere. O a n u ftty Then grooves are cut into The hardened mixture is 7. A brief letter: The teacher sent a ours, but they celebrate whenever sional basketball. The New Ymrk the strips. ______to the principal. pressed into strings that DOWN their year starts! Knidks’ star is well known for hav we caU lead. 1. What you > ing memorized hundreds of pages brea^S^ and smell The custoin started thousands of from the New York telephone w itbr years ago. The Romans celebrated 2. South, east, directory. He is also very good at w e st a n d ______3. The lead is put into the 4. The pencil is shaped, the first day of the year by honoring doing card tricks. Lucas is one of 3. T h e ______grooves. A top is put on sanded, and painted. after 14 is 15. the god Janus. He was the god of the highest scorers and rebounder^' 4. A 5 cent and the parts are glued beginning and ending. The month of in the NBA. Ife is married and has piece. together. January is named for him. The Ro a family. 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