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MANCHESTER, CONN., MONDAY, DECEMBER J3, 1974 - VOL. XOV, No. 71 Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY-FOUR PAGES — TWO SECTIONS PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS

Milldle East Tension Mounts;

Syrian Forces Put on Alert

By United Press International Jerusalem, wounding a teen-age Brezhnev was prepared to make the offer Azhari arrived in Cairo Tuesday and met Beirut press reports said Syria’s armed American girl and an Arab bystander. when he meets E ^ tia n President Anwar President Anwar Sadat Saturday. forces went on a "maximum alert” today The Beirut newspaper An Nahar Sadat in Cairo next month. “Iran will provide Egypt with defense in fear Israel would launch a big attack reported today that Iran will provide Reports of a Syrian alert were published military equipment, including a modem during the Moslem Al Adha (Sacrifice) Egypt with several kinds of defensive in the Beirut newspaper Al Liwa which radar network to be added to the air feast which starts 'Tuesday, 'hiere also weapons including a modern radar said the Syrian “precautionary” measures defense umbrella which provides protec- were reports Israeli naval units were at network and will train Egyptian pilots to came when Syria received information tion to cities and strategic positions in sea for a possible attack against coastal fly American-made Phantom F5 "that Israel may launch a big aggression Egypt,” the newspaper said. Palestine refugee camps in Lebanon. warplanes,. on Syrian territories during the holidays.” In Israel, Arab guerrillas warned The newspaper quoted diplomatic Pilot Training foreign tourists today to stay out of “oc- sources as saying the military aid to The newspaper quoted unconfirmed Attack Rumored reports as saying “a number of Egyptian cupied Palestine.” Israel tightened securi- Egypt, the first to be given by Iran to an Another newspaper. As Safir, said 2 ty in response to an attack against a bus of Arab country at war with Israel, will also pilots will be trained in Iran to fly diplomatic information received from “a American-made Phantom F5 warplanes of American Christians on a pilgrimage to include “ specific kinds of electronic European capital” said Israel would the Holy Land. equipment which the Egyptian army which quantities are available in Iran and launch a naval attaTIk aimed in particular Saudi Arabia.” needs.” American Girl Wounded at Palestinian refugee camps in Lebanon. The newspaper said the Shah of Iran’s Palestinian commandos hurled a As Safir said the diplomatic information 4 Soviet Aid visit to E g ^ t next month “will lead to grenade Sunday at a bus carrying 17 received was strengthened “when sudden more cooperation between the two coun- And in London, diplomatic reports said members of a Jacksonville, Fla., church movements of Israeli warships were seen tries, expecidlly in the economic field.” the Soviet Union was prepared to rearm group on a tour of sacred sites around Inshore “close to the (Lebanese) border The newspaper noted that “Iran has Egypt to a wartime footing in return for village of Nakoura and later spread out promised to provide Egypt with a one- 3 restoration of firm links between Cairo between Al Bayyada, Nakoura and Tyre, billion dollar economic aid” and the Shah and Moscow. The diplomats said Com- all in south Lebanon.” has said any Arab-Israeli war “would be munist party General Secretary Leonid I. Iranian Chief of Staff Gen. Gholam Reza the war of Moslem countries.” Js-J NEWS

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Tax Cut Urged Weiss Reassures Democrats

WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Congressional Joint Economic Committee has called for a |10 to |12 billion tax cut.

Its proposal would give an extra |300 in Town Budget Will Be In Black spending power to a family of four earning 110,000 a year and eliminate income taxes altogether for families making under 86,- By SOL R. COHEN Barring any unforseen severity in our to our community at this time, but, it is es- 773. winter operations, we seem to be budgeted sential that we stay within the budget that It would bring the buying power of low Repeating a prediction he made in late (Herald photo by Pinto) November, Town Manager Robert Weiss adequately at this time.” was set for this fiscal year — and we udll and middle income taxpayers back to work to achieve this end.” where it stood at the end of 1973, before said today, “I expect we will be able to Belt Tightening Ordered Ilting Students Bring Gifts double-digit biflation set in. complete the (1974-75) budget in the In September and again in November, ’The r ^ r t was undertaken at the direc- black.” Weiss issued a “belt-tightening” order to Weiss’ assurance, half-way into the all departments. He told t h ^ be per- . tHin' of the Senate. Giving of themselves, these studenta>^< fiscal year, was in reply to a “Statement sonally would revim any substantial

of Illing Junior Hi^,$cVC(()l d ...... of Concern” issued over the weekend by requests for capital «q>endituies and MACC Seasonal aiid Jim Rand were the six Democrats on Manchester’s Board acquisitions. In addition, he placed a vir- boxes and bags o f;^ is Rockefeller Picking Advisers of Directors. tual freeze on aU hiring. He said, should Sharing Fund the town social services 9q>artment among several who made the UqrB in WASHING’TON (UPI) - Vice President The “Statement of Concern’* was there be vacancies in any department, for distribution to underprivileged wood shoji class. NelSQQ A. Rockefeller already has begun precipitated by a disclosure ’Thursday by specific approval to fill them must be to put together the team that will advise Mr, and Mrs. Raymond G. Winter, Mr. Weiss that the cost of lighting requested of him (Weiss). and Mrs. Harold T. Falls, Mr. and Mrs. him In his new domestic policy role in the Manchester’s streets could run |M,000 to 'The Democrats state that several Ford administration. Eric S. Starr, in the name of Chad and 160,000 more than the $229,000 todgeted, months ago they "requested that all Timothy Glulini and Mrs. Ralph Brown. Local Merchants Report Rockefeller meets with close associates unless the program is cut. Weiss blamed department heads, including the Board of Special offering taken at Center today in New York to firm up staff the potential deficit on fuel adjustment Education, work to keep expenditures Congregational Church, Mr. and Mrs. assignments — mainly people who worked E charges which, he explained, account for down by at least 2 per cent, because of the Charles Helwig , Anonymous. Booming Christmas Sales with him when he was governor of New about 35 per cent of the li^ t bill. contimi^ increase in supplies and ser- York. Mrs. Elsie Bradley and Ms. Betty First Inkling vices.” Anderson, given in memory of George A. After a two-hour meeting with his new these are comparative to last year’s Okerfelt by Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Nelson, By BETTY RYDER "working partner” over the weekend. Made public by Phyllis Jackston, board Inflation Key Factor sales. secretary, the statement by the six Ethel M. Robb, Hollywood Service, Inc. President Ford gave Rockefeller a list of They explain, "Inflation and the state of The high cost of living and the soaring "Boston rockers are usually a big Democrats declares the information (John F. Lynch), Isabel M. Anderson, assignments including vice chairman of the economy require that we take these unemployment figures apparently haven’t regarding the increased cost in street Clara M. Panciera. Christmas item, but they weren’t last both the Domestic Council and the steps, to insure, that all precautions are dampened the Christmas spirit of area lighting is the first indication they’ve had Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Best, Mr. and Mrs. year. This year they are — but unfor- National Security Council. being taken by the department heads to residents — especially when it comes to tunately we didn’t order enough.” that a deficit might result in some Raymond Wilcox, Anne and Edith John- shopping. avoid unnecessary spending. C At Anderson-Little, Parkade clothing budgets. “We want to be sure that the budget will son, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick H. Burr Jr., S ^ e store managers are terming it “the As a consequence of their concern, Isabel Seiler, Spice Bowling League. best year ever” and others are equally store, things are pretty good, manager Jet Crash Kills 74 be in balance at the end of the fiscal year. Joseph Chrtstlno r ^ r t s . the’re asking Weiss to have all department We don’t see curtailment of any services ToUl to date $914.83. enthusiastic with the volume of holiday CARACAS (UPI) — Authorities blamed heads provide in January a line-by-line business. Good Month mechanical failure today for the fiery "Last year things were a little slow due status report of their budgets—projected Tom Carl, manager of K-Mart said "It’s crash of a domestic Jetliner in eastern to the end of the fiscal year (June 30). been fantastic. Everything is going in all to the ice storm,” he said, “but this month Venezuela. All 74 persons aboard died departments, with the exception of big has been very good for sales.” when the plane burst into flames and appliances. Greg Wildman, manager of House k smashed into a hill. Report Planned for February “We even sold toboggans and sleds — Hale Department Store, says “Business is The Aerolineas Venezolanas DC9 Weiss explained the information will be good.” John Tani Resigns and when you do that when there’s no snow exploded Sunday five minutes after taking contained in the six-months’ report to be on the ground — business is good.” He also recalled the ice storm of last off from Maturin Airport, 360 miles east of started Jan. 2 and that the time required year, but felt this year’s buying was up. Not Waiting for Snow Caracas, and then crashed into Vulture for its preparation precludes its comple- Main St. stores are apparently enjoying tion in time for the board’s January Snow or no snow, Carl says K-Mart sold Hill 15 miles away. Town Director Post their share of the holiday business and Lou meeting. He said it would be ready at least 288 snow shovels during a five-minute An airline spokesman said all 68 successor will be elected by the town Apter, owner of Regal’s Men’s Shop, is by mid-February. By SOL R. COHEN special at the store. passengers and six crew members died in Board of Directors. very satisfied. Said Weiss, "We’re keeping a tight If shoppers are holding onto the purse the crash, but it would take until later ^ io r to the meeting of the town com- We get many compliments every day on watch on all accounts and, at this time, the strings a little tighter this year, Werner today for rescue workers to hack through miuee, its nominating committee (con- our selection and service,” Apter said. fuel adjustment charges to our electric Democrat J ( ^ J. Tani has resigned Block, manager of DAL in the Manchester the rough tropical terrain and reach all the sisting of one member from each of the 10 bills seem to be our major concern. from the Manchester Board of Directors, Parkade, isn’t aware of it. Customers Loyal bodies. effective Jan. 31. voting districts) will screen candidates When asked if the straining economy “Despite the fact that some stores are He said most of the victims were and will report its findings to Uie entire Citing "significant changes in my per- was hurting his business he said, “No. open tUl midnight or 5 a.m., our loyal believed to be Venezuelan. sloh In regards to time and duties, coupled committee. customers keep returning to us. I wish I Business is very good — better than last with my responiibllitles as a husband and Tani said in his letter of resignation, could say business was what it was three Christmas Truce Begins year.” father,” he states in his letter of resigna- "My tenure on the board has been a par- Bruce Watkins, president of Watkins years ago, but with the economic situation LONDON (UPI) — The Irish Republican tion (to Mayor John Thompson), “It would ticularly gratifying and memorable part 4 as it is, we are very satisfied.’’ Army began an 11-day Christmas truce Bros., Inc.; (& f^ tu re store) is in agree- be impossible for me to perform as an of my life and I will always look back upon ment with uNwiiger merchants that So while Santa’s sleigh may not be quite today hours after bombing the home of op- INSIDE effective and efficient board member. these years as ones of learning and con- business has been good. as full as it usually is when he makes his position leader Edward Heath in a final Performing board functions in any other tribution. “While we are not especially a Christ- annual trip, residents are taking it all in round of attacks. TODAY manner, in my opinion, would be a disser- “I have nothing but respect and high es- Uieir stride and making it as merry a mas store there are, of course, items that The outlawed militant group launched a vice to both Manchester and me.” teem for the board members with whom I 2 Christmas Day as their pocketbooks will are purchased during the holiday and night of bomb and bullet attacks in Britain Tani was elected to the board in now serve and have served in the past. allow. and Northern Ireland before taking a November 1971 and was re-elected General Manager Robert Weiss has break at midnight Sunday in more ^an MACC n e w s ...... Page 3 November 1973. His term is to November always been responsive to my needs, as

five years of religious warfare. MCC c a le n d a r ...... Page 7 1975. He is the second director to resign in have our department heads and employes. No injuries were reported in the in- Merry Christmas for Merchants Forum of the A rts...... Page 5 the past year. Anthony Pietrantonio, also I thank them for their cooperation.” cidents. a Democrat, resigned in January, after a The llth-hour show of strength heralded Area P r o file ...... Pages 16, 17, 19 dispute with the town manager over ice- May Hinge on Late Shoppers in the first truce since 1972 in sectarian East in home opener...... Page 13 storm operations. strife that has taken 1,141 lives in Ulster 3 MHS w restlers w i n ...... Page 13 Tani, 32, is merchandising coordinator By JOHN LESAR niai would push sales up to respectable and 52 In Britain. in New England for Memorex Corp., United PreM Inlemalional levels. manufacturer and distributor of audio For many merchants, this Christmas “Business Is slow. It will be a tate tapes. He and his wife, the former Mary season gives little reason to be Jolly. Christmas but we look forward to ending Jedn O’Connor of Buffalo, reside at 60 Most stores were hoping that a big shop- up pretty strongly,” said a spokesman for Teresa Rd. with their two daughters - ping burst in the last days before Christ- New York’s Gimbel’s department store. Moratorium Suggested Beth, 5, and Jean, 3.

‘”rhe vibes seem to be good," said a Democratic Town Chairman Ted Cum- spokesman for the rival Macy's store. mings said a replacement for Tani will be

Demand for Quality recommended in early February by the

"There Is a particular demand for quali- On State Spending Hikes Democratic Town Committee. His

ty merchandise. We never prognosticate about Christmas until the figures are in WOODBRIDGE (UPI) - The Connec- could result in a tax Increase, or a deficit because a lot of things can happen ticut Taxpayers Association today called budget followed by large tax Increases tha between now and then. This weA Is for a moratorium on all state spending following year. "An across-the-board spending strategic.” hikes to balance next year’s budget At Philadelphia’s Strawbridge and without tax increases. , moratorium should result in a modest state surplus, which could be returned to Clothier department store, sales were run- Association Director Grover Rees said WEATHER ning "exactly even” with last year toward the taxpayers in the form of reduced taxes be has asked Gov.-elect Ella T. Grasso to next year,” Rees said. the end of last week. A spokesman said hold Uie line on all state spending until she Even if every state agency is forced to Fair followed by increasing cloudiness today and ’Tuesday "are going to tell the can decide which programs should be spend next year no more than it is spen- today. High temperatures in the low and tale. Nobody will know until Its all over.” eliminated and which should be cut back. ding this year, he said, "none will be faced mid 40s. Mostly cloudy tonight. Low flokowils Spokesman Petaimiallc SHOPPING DAY A budget deficit of more than $270 with really severe budget problenu— but temperatures in the low and mid 30s. A spokesman for Sakowitx, a large million has been forecast for fiscal 1976. the state government will have to tighten Tuesday partly cloudy with the highs TO CHRISTMAS (Sr«« Pugr Twrivr) Rees said even small spending increases its belt to compensate for Inflation.” mostly In the 40s. John J. Tani PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 1974 NATIONAl WEATHIR SiRVICi POtICAST !• 7AM 1ST MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 1974— PAGE THREE OVER THE COUNTER counter drugs don't read the NEW Y (»K (UPD - Millions labels, reports The National Eln- 30.46 30^4 of Americans who buy over-the- quirer. And hundreds of thou- sands wind up in hospitals as a SR. MACC Prisoners Get Chance to Play Santa result ONCE-A-YEAR OFFERING “We polled 10,000 people who BOSTON NEWS GRAND RAPIDS,...... Mich...... carry...... as a return addess the...... store...... One at a time,_...... the in- forward to the annual display (* MMER8H0P QUARTETSI bought nonprescription drugs (UPI) — Prisoners at the number of a box at the Grand mates go to the display and by the Salvation Army and keep we’re open Sat, Jan. 18th Michigan Reformatory at Ionia Rapids Post Office. The select the gifts they think their and a startling 85 per cent said By Nanry Carr memory of her late husband — asking, “ When can we pick the Ballay Riniitoiluin get a chance to play Santa for children's mothers make childrene would like. they didn't r e ^ the label," said WVONK Executive Director another example of caring. toys?” Many of them ate wet tonight 'til their children even though they various excuses for the absence Don't Ul$$ Thoml Sal J. Rubino, executive secre- May the love of our Lord, the Mrs. Belcourt, whose hus- eyed, he said, when they do can’t be home for Christmas. of the fathers, such as they are From then on, the Salvation opanmsdav tary of the New York State peace of His presence, and the band died on Thanksgiving mor- their meager “shopping.” 30.34 ESTATE, ANTIQUE, AND ANTIQUE REPRODUCTIONS Some 300 children across the doing construction work Army takes over. It wraps the nHa 'SI 5: Pharmaceutical Society. Joy we find in His coming be our ning, is crippled with arthritis SAN PRANCISOO nation will receive toys this several states away or they are packages, addresses them and gift to one another this Christ- and can walk only with a cane Christmas season from fathers traveling salesmen. malls them. The program was mas and all the days to come. or a walker. Yet in this time of who care, but can’t be with started about 10 years ago by GI VE HI M “mt haw The spirit of Christmas has her own personal grief and CI0AR8 - PIPES their families because of The toys are purchased by the Brig. William Roberts, Salva- worry (the Belcourts are POUCHES - LIGHTERS I'l't-ry- LOS been blossoming brighter than crimes they committed. Salvation Army, and prisoners tion Army divisional com- th e n iira cta o f m alnS tve^ < childless), was yet touched by Unit' poinsettias all over However, to make sure the can stroll through a room at the the plight of those whose suf- mander, and his wife. Hughbert dovjntowf) manehestet* thing!" Manchester. Greetings to the youngsters don’t know where reformatory and pick out the ARTHUR DRUG (• fering she felt to be worse than Callahan, chaplain at the refor- many people and groups plan- their dads are, the mailed gifts gifts just like in a department matory, said the prisoners look ning and working to bring her own. lOW IST T8MPIIATURIS Christmas to the forgotten and ft needy in convalescent homes, prisons, homes for mentally Lei us rejoice r— lEGEtlOr retarded an other institutions. and join together with SO We offer a special thank you to Christmas spirit I RAIN IS ^ ^ S N O W those of you who have sent food, to celebrate His birth. money, toys and clothing through the MACC Seasonal T/ CNE WEEK 50 r;^4SHOWCR8 N Sharing Fund to help their UrtWtATHIKPOIOCAST^ neighbors. Monday lultano's Brightly wrapped packages, a BAKERY and PIZZERIA For Period Ending 7 AM EST Tuesday. During Monday night, snow is expected to be found goodly number of extra warm Home of Good Italian Bread, Pizza, Grinders, across the area from the central Rockies into parts of the mid Mississippi valley. Rain or and very sturdy new jackets for ^U PER R ^ S S ix I S ilS .Christmas Spaghetti Sauce and Pizza DoughI showers will be noted from Oklahoma to Ohio. Otherwise, except for some snow in upper children, food baskets and/or 207 SPRUCE STREET MANCHESTER New England, generally fair weather should rule elsewhere. Minimum temperatures in- food vouchers have already ^ CALDOR - CONNECTICUT’S LARGEST RECORD DEALER Please Note: We will be Closed Wednesday, Thursday and clude: (approx, max readings in parenthesis) Atlanta 48 (65), Boston 33 (48), Giicago 27 been distributed or are Friday; Will Re-Open Saturday. ______(42), Dallas 40 (60), Denver 1 (21), Duluth 7 (18), Houston 57 (75), Jacksonville 56 (78), r. : s S'. . ' - • -V being delivered as you read this column. We particulary wish to Kansas City 21 (35), Los Angeles 41 (64), Miami 73 (81), New Orleans 60 (76), New York 40 express our gratitude to the (53), Phoenix 30 ( 49), San Francisco 37 ( 55), Seattle 34 (45), St. Louis 29 (42), Washington people of Center rSHOHCASE CINtAiAJ 1234 40 ( 59). Congregational Church, who Texas 1-84EXIT58-SILVER LANE-ROBERTS ST. through a special Sunday I Instrument . EASTHARTFORO • 24HR. TEL. INFO. 56S-8810 Diamonds, precious gemstones collection have collected and ) • ACRES OF FREE LIGHTED MRKING- Wfc Honof MASTER CHARGE ; sent over $68 to the Seasonal Gold, platinum Sharing Appeal, and to the peo- Collected from far and wide ple of St. Batholomew’s who mmm have "adopted” 31 Manchester TV TONIGHT families for children’s gifts and ,, i m mil i and offered for sale Christmas basket giving. % 6:00 7:30 9:00 On Wednesday, a hot Christ- News...... 3-8-22-30 The Price Is Right...... 3 Astro-Bluebonnet Bowl . 8-40 at substantial reductions mas dinner will be delivered YAPP" 12 O’clock High ...... 18 Police Surgeon ...... 8 Other Six Days ...... 16 along with a few moments of Honeymooners ...... 20 Wilburn Brothers...... 18 93rd Congress...... 24 from replacement prices Christmas warmth to Electric Company...... 24 Call of the West ...... 20 10:00 Manchester invalids and shut- • Elton John F 698 Bonanza ...... 40 Christmas T re e ...... 22 Medical Center ...... 3 ins by six wonderful people who •The Sting 6:30 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 The Promise...... 18 reponded to our special appeal Exaclra News...... 3-8-20-22-30 Antiques ...... 24 Straight Talk...... 24 This Is The Last Week—! of last week. • American Graffiti Erica...... 24 Polkal...... 40 10:30 A most blessed and holy 8-Digit Display Christmas. • Kiki Dee Band BUINSIOI ML, I. nm . • PAIKHK • S2I-3333 6:45 8:00 Connecticut Report ...... 18 Electronic OPEiNG Human Growth ...... 24 Aesop's Fables ...... 3 Woman ...... 24 Day of Awareness • Phoebe Snow WEEK! The Rookies...... 8-40 EASY PAYMENTS INVITED Students and faculty of East 4" 5 SUN.thniTHURS.B 7:00 11:00 Calculator News...... 3-22-40 Pastor’s Perspective ...... 18 Catholic High School observed • Goodbye Yellow Brick Road 12:30 News...... 3-18-22-30 a Day of Awareness Wednesday Truth or Consequences ... 8 Movie...... 20-22-30 I Love Lucy...... 20 4:15 e 8 P.M. Performance...... 24 with fasting and special Dick Van. Dyke. . . ! ...... 18 11:30 8:30 assemblies. As part of their City Forgot Christmas___20 M ovie...... 3 2470 To Tell the Truth...... 30 GE Theater...... 3 World Hunger project, a slide Gift Johnny Carson ___ 20-22-30 presentation giving facts, OurTSth Anniversary \fear I-',','.' M ID N IG HT figures, and painfully evident Priced! As Leadng Jeweters&SIversmiths THEATER SCHEDULE News...... 8-40 pictorial results of the Adds, multiplies, divides, subtracts. Float- 12:30 worldwide hunger crisis were ing decimal, autom atic constant. Battery 988 MAIN STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER operated. #EX21 Rock Concert...... 8 Hartford • Wsatfarma Mall seen. GDt^^THEATRES EAST Burnside Theatre — “God- Showcase Cinema 4 — McHale’s Navy...... 40 Dr. Regionald Heferich, who ‘.'iOOLi iPKf STtd'■.H, p.‘.RK.‘,D[ • • : father Part U” 12:304:15-8:00 “Golden Gun” 12:00-2:25-4:50- was general secretary of the yor. UA East 1 - “Airport’’ 2:00- 7:25-10:05 Division of World Service of the 7:30-9:30 NOTE: Special Late Show An aH WEW Jjlm ... ___ United CHiurch Board for World Texas Instrument f" ■ 2 & 3 — “The Island on the Friday & Saturday 12:30 ^ n istries for 23 years until jiis •C' N niRPOimOT Top of the World” 1,2,3,7;8,9, retirement in 1973, spoke DeskTop to m A UNNBSW. IWUFE TBai«»flR»W I*nW f* 1 10 This printing test pattern is It’ s ALL students at both assemblies. 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April 21. May IS HirKVIllDS Finest The Gift of Caring UAEA8T Tkiaaday Sailas January 26. February 25. Vniquo Gifts from All Ovor Mrs. Hector Belcourt on March 18. April 22. May 20 *!nE LONGEST YAMT Butane Lighter! reading in The Herald of the a 7 .9 4 3 WAYS TO CHARGE SALE MON. and TUES. Seali are unreierved However, sealinq la OOtORGyTtCNMQObOR* ARARMdOUWYWCTMRi The World • **Soolng Is BoUovIng!** Vi/ill holds to 16 Inch guaranteed lor each petlorrnanca :i— wicnT.ipJi-iiBTsim: millions faced with hunger and B/W TV: big casters. M A N C H ESTE R Monday 9 A.M. to 11 P.M. Tlckala are nor exchangeable or relundaMa S ______■‘ s x m starvation asked her friends to Tuesday 9 A.M. to 9 P.M> contribute to the Manchester Council on World Hunger In 1145 Tolland Turnpik e MANCHEISTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 1974 — PAGE FIVE PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 1974 MCC Offers iflaiirbi'stfr iiiir iiiim HrralJi FORUM OF THE ARTS New Course Santa Drops Dog from List By JUNE TOMPKINS NASHUA, Iowa (UPI) - San- deliver some presents to the shepherd dog. Manchester Community ta Claus may be losing his pop- Bill Dunn home in this Strike, who had the bite on his College will offer a new four OPINION ularity — at least with dogs. northeastern Iowa town, but leg treated at a hospital, said, credit course In genetrics In the Police Chief Doug Strike when he stepped from his car “I don’t think we’ll give any Four Srueuns Dinner spring semester. It will be an donned a Santa Claus suit to he was bitten by a German presents to that dog this year.” Theatre intermediate level course with The dinner-theater in a laboratory period to supple- Higganum puts on a big Christ- ment classroom work. The A Warning From Texas mas party nightly combining course entitled Biology 299, dining, dancing and downright Special Topics in Biology, will good entertainment through cover Mendelian genetics, Jan. 5. Starring in the modern genetics, genetic map- One of the problems of an in- by a cheap source of crude oil, will not Broadway Holiday Revue are ping, bacterial and viral dustrialized society is that you can’t necessarily mean lower prices. But on David Christmas, Toby Stone, genetics and genetic regulation and the comedy team of Ed- and control. always have your cake and eat it too. the other hand, the question before us monds and Curley. Current research in some Recently, a Texas state official in the case of energy is not the good For reservations, call 345- areas of genetics is concerned 8515. chastised New England for draining old days of 35 cents a gallon gasoline, with the alteration and All Offices manipulation of hereditary the dwindling energy resources of but rather avoiding a $1 a gallon f^oachlight Dinner material. The potential other areas and opposing development petrol. Theatre problems arising from this of research has led the National in our owrt region. We think we must decide soon the Ray Walston (“My Favorite Martian” ) and ten Broadway Academy of Science to call for The official is partially correct in use of coal in our electric generating actors and actresses are a cessation of further research S a v i n g s B a n k that we must admit that New England plants since it seems to be the fuel appearing in "’The Drunkard, or in this area for the time being. The new course will discuss the is having one devil of a time arriving which can be most readily obtained. The Fallen Saved” to a saloon- like Coachlight Dinner Theatre response of the scientific com- o f M a n c h e s t e r at an acceptable understanding on We must decide to pay the cost in East Windsor. munity on the pros and cons of this request. Dr. Peter A. Klock several energy-related matters. through our utility bills or some other “The Drunkard,” follows a grand buffet and pre-show will be the instructor. There is no consensus that the means for the scrubbers, etc., to entertainment by singers from ’The class will meet Monday Will Close region should have an oil refinery, let clearly burn this fuel. Again it won’t the Hartt College of Music of and Wednesday from 10:30 a.m. the University of Hartford. to 12:50 p.m. in a combined lec- 2 alone where such a facility should be mean lower prices but it might keep For reservations, call 623- ture and lab. Prospective Tuesday, December 24 located. them from escalating at the whim of 0129. students may register for Biology 299 during open There is no consensus whether off- some Arab emir. Richard Kiley sings to his little friend Steven Warner as they learn important lessons registration, Jan. 6-8 and 13-15 The Hartford Stage Co. about life together in the Sahara Desert in Stanley Donen’s film of Lemer and Loewe’s at 3 p.m. shore exploration should be permitted The region should, as quickly as from 2 to 7 p.m. in the Anton Chekov’s comedy of “’The Little ^in ce,” a Paramount Picture based on the beloved book by Antoine de Saint auditorium on the main cam- and if done, and if petroleum is found, possible in concert with the Atomic whirling social change in turn- Exupery. This film will play Christmas Day at Vernon Cine. pus. So that our employees how it should be developed. Energy Commission, adopt a uniform of-the century Russia, “The Cherry Orchard,” is currently May enjoy the holidays with their famiiies And there is no consensus on basic and realistic criteria for nuclear playing at the Hartford Stage For more information, call For information, call 278- 3 environmental standards against power plants. We cannot debate the Co. on Kinsley St. in Hartford. 246-6807. 2670. Anne Jackson stars. which decisions might be made con- issue forever. We think the safety fac- Wadsworth Atheneum For reservations, call 525- Channel 24-TV cerning conversion of oil-burning tor is good and can be improved but it "Christmas in the Goodwin 4258. Christmas day, Leonard generation facilities back to coal or is rather illogical to delay and defer Parlor” a Victorian Christmas The National Sampler scene complete with Bernstein and the Boston further expansion of nuclear all construction until even the Children's Museum "mannequins in period costume Symphony Orchestra are seen and heard at the Berkshire facilities. Magic, guile, romance, un- and a traditional Christmas remotest potential hazard is guarded Festival, Tanglewood, during usual visual effects and tree may be seen through Sun- against. exciting involvement of the this year’s memorial concert to MYSONLY! The only consensus appears to be From the Country's Editorial Pages day at the Atheneum. Unless we in the region can arrive children in the audience, com- 'The exhibit, "Mark Twain in the festival’s founder. Serge that New England wants assurance of prise the “Storymimer’s” Koussevitzky. Heard will be at some hard, uniform policies con- Hartford” is on view through adequate energy supplies and at a low presentation of “Sourcerers’ Jan. 5. Tchaikovsky’s Symphony No. 5 By United Press International demonstrable knowledge of the law and a Sacramento (Calif.) Union in E minor. cerning energy soon, we may be faced OPEN Apprentice,” to be presented at “Experience,” a new multi- price. record of ability to put that knowledge into the Children’s Museum, 950 Tonight, Andre Kostelaneti with our energy needs being solely Alabama Journal sensory exhibition will be in the It is our thought that the Texas action in a way free of either political or 'The federal estimate that drug abuse ’Trout Brook Dr., West Hart- and the National Symphony FORUM John Ehrlichmann, once Nixon’s most ideological leanings. Lions Gallery through Feb. 18. controlled by forces outside the and heroin addiction are costing America . ford, Sunday at 2 and 8 p.m. Artist Gary William Smith Orchestra unite with British ac- ~ gentleman was sounding a warning to trusted assistant, is the latest to accuse Whether the one man about whom $10 billion a year is shocking enough. But, For additional information, tress Rohan McCullough to pre- region, sources that could be both Nixon of lying. The proof is there, in the speculation has arisen. University of has created an environment in us that the time is coming when we there is a hint of something equally distur- call the museum at 236-2961. which visitors will follow a sent the Christmas classic, foreign and domestic. Glaring Omission tapes ... Chicago President Edward H. Levi, meets bing in the anatomy of that cost. “The Nutcracker.” must make some of these decisions Under the circumstances, we see no those qualifications, we don’t know. programmed pathway of sen- And even more disturbing to us is Near the bottom of the bill, and ‘ Bushnell Memorial Hall sory experiences involving and, having made them, be prepared useful purpose whatever to continue the At any rate let President Ford spare us representing only about 6 per cent of the that unless w% begin to find out if Dear sir: debate over calling Nixon as a witness in The Bushnell Memorial touch, hearing, temperature to live with them and pay the cost. of having, in role of the nation’s top law total, is the $620 million that police In reading the article in the Dec. 16 any kind of judicial proceeding. It would enforcement officer, either the architect repeats the New Year’s Eve and smell. there is any petroleum off the New paper about last year’s ice storm, I noted departments, the courts and prison Special by offering an evening Sighted visitors will be blind- be a solemn mockery to see such a man of his 1976 campaign or the activist expo- systems estimate they spend on drug- We agree the presence of an oil England shore, someone else may and the glaring omission in the organizations place his hand on a Bible in a court of law nent of political policies which have of dancing, a caberet style folded and led through a series and individuals commended. ’This was our related criminal cases. musical performance, and free of passageways, encountering a refinery in the region has potential en- if any is found, someone else may tap and state, “1 solenmly swear to tell the nothing to do with the administration of It is fair to ask whether the huge cost of local radio station, WINF. truth ...” justice. champagne to toast the New variety of sensory impressions r e g u l a r vironmental dangers and, unless fed it for their needs. drug-related crime might be lowered Year at the midnight intermis- ’There was a great lack of organization Waco (Tex.) Tribune en route. The experience is between HELCO and CL&P authorities St. Louis Post-Dispatch significantly if we accepted a higher cost sion. designed so that each visitor and their work crews because, in many It would be difficult to argue at this for finding and punishing those who com- Dancing begins at 9:45 p.m. will interact with the environ- PUCES cases, there was no means of communica- point that the Europeans should increase The U.S.-French summit raises hopes mit the crimes. and the satirical revue, ment in his own, individual Economical tion. Representatives of the electric com- their defense spending even more just to that there will now be accelerated “What’s a Nice Country Like way. panies were issuing statements about permit the United States to withdraw progress on both domestic conservation Fall River (Mass.) You Doing in a State Like Access to the Lions Gallery is some of its forces from NATO. The measures and a multilateral survival This?” will be performed at 11 power restoration in areas where the Herald News without admission charge, via Compromise crews had not yet arrived; people Europeans know — even if the American program. After nearly two decades of p.m. the Avery entrance on people often fail to realize it — that Gaullist eccentricity, France has shown The resignation of William Saxbe as at- Atheneum Square North. E returned home prematurely, often with defense spending has been shrinking visible signs of.abandoning its policy of torney general was widely expected. His It will be years, possibly a decade, separating Western Electric, the Bell small children, and had to leave again. After one such case a man with an infant seriously as a percentage of our total hedging and obstructionism. And the nomination to succeed Daniel Moynihan as before the government’s antitrust suit manufacuturing facility, from the called WINF justifiably distressed. With- federal budget in recent years. United States is finally coming around to ambassador to India does come as a sur- C H B I S T M A ^ ^ S H O P against the communications giant, operating companies. in minutes station personnel announced NATO is built on the acceptance of the realization that a powerful country prise, however. Saxbe will be mutual obligations for the over-all securi- does not have to be domineering to be in- remembered as attorney general largely American Telephone and Telegraph “Such a separation of unregulated they were trying to contact represen- dm SELECTED BOXED CHRISTMAS CARD tatives of HELCO and CL&P and would ty of the Atlantic Community. Any sign fluential. for a series of verbal blunders which em- JkT®«=*s-C (AT & T), is settled. One estimate is business from regulated operations set up an open line between them and the that the United States is going to pull back barrassed both the administration and the from its NATO commitment at this Des Moines Register Department of Justice. He is the reverse that the legal costs alone could come has worked in the electric and gas public. crucial time could deal a body blow to the of diplomatic. C Also a large portion of the staff of WINF 50% O F F to $70 million. utilities, where it was decreed years . spirit of cooperation which has been built It remains to be seen whether France, What it seems to signify is that in spite stayed on duty around the clock though the U.S. and other (oil) consuming nations ’Tl^time, effort and money that will ago by the Utility Holding Company many of them had homes and families in up so painstakingly among NATO of all that has happened in recent years, Drugs React Dangerously OH SELECTED DIET WRAPS members for the last 25 yean. It would be can agree on a common strategy and take the White House has not yet learned that be required of both ATtT and the Act,’’ the editorial points out. the affected area. They answered phone the measures needed to combat the energy calls, kept people informed over the air as a sad end for this strong buttress of the being an ambassador is not just a sinecure Justice Department might better be free world’s security were it to collapse crisis. ’The first essential step is to agree to be given to someone wealthy enough to 50% O P P “The regulated companies as well to progress being made and services to try to agree. ’This much at least was ac- With Alcohol spent elsewhere, says Business Week available, wprked emergency generators, from within because of the misapplication be able to afford the honor. Ambassadors ON SELECTED ARTIFICIAL TREES as the unregulated segment — the in- of priorities in our budget. complished at the French-U.S. Summit. really are important to foreign relations, in an editorial. and froze with the rest of us. The station Many people do not realixe the many bad reactions that dustries that supply generating and and several staff members later received Arkansas Gaxette Chattanooga (Tenn.) . India really is important to the United 50% OFF Perhaps most important of all, .it States. can occur when people drink alcohol while taMng Doctor’s transmission equipment and the awards from the Chamber of Commerce George D. Aiken’s farewell speech to News-Free Press for outstanding service to the community. the Senate was, if not exhcUy a thing of The nomination of William Saxbe, who prescription drugs or patent medlclnesl says, long drawn-out litigation could Evidence is strong that most of the 0, S E ll t IB ) makers of consumer electrical I, for one. Was so grateful to hear a beauty, at least a collector’s item, curiosa seems to be a decent, well-meaning man, American people of all races vigorously Alcohol can be in the form of Wine, Beer, Whiskey or Egg 50% OFF impair the company’s ability to raise human voice during the hours while I was of quite a curious strain indeed. Here was to serve in this capacity is an ominous appliances — have all prospered.” oppose the forced busing of school the immense amount of capital it alone and my husband was at work. (One a spectacle of a man of 82,24 years in the sign. Nog. Now, I believe, Is timely to warn people at this most As for the argument that cutting individual even spent time on the phone children for racial balance... Washington Star-News ON SELECTED ORNAMENTS needs to keep pace with growing de- Senate, who chooses to tell us only now, at The Senate debated the issue Satur- festive Mason of Christmas and New Year's. calming me when I panicked because they the very end, that he done wrong on many 50°/o O F F Western Electric off from AT&T day...The showdown came on a vote for mand. One immediate result of the were off the air b^ause they had lost an occasion during his voting in that dis- What the country wants now for its tax RegMarad Below you will And a tabulation ol some of the popular cloture. It won a two-thirds demand that .might slow technological progress, power for a time.) ’There was a feeling of tinguished body, and not only did it, but dollars is not scenic thrills in the cosmos nwrinflciti government’s action was AT&T’s the debate be ended. That killed the anti- medications used. ON SELECTED TREE ACCESSORIES security in knowing there was someone knew he was doing wrong when he did it. but something that will pay off at the cash “times have changed,” says Business busing measure. delaying of a $600-million financing else alive in a cold, black, end-of-the- In fact, the senior Republican in the register...Some scientists at Caltech now Week, “there are plenty of companies It should bie most significant to program. world situation. Also, the notices which Senate chose to call his valedictory a con- have decided that one of Jupiter’s moons if You Take and Drink Alcdhol Effect 50% OFF Tennesseans that as the antibusing provi- now capable of making high-quality came over the air of people who offered fessional. Confession is good for the soul, is covered with salt — just a big sodium The magazine recommends that sion lost, Tennessee’s two senators voted I help to others in worse straits, the advice we know, and we know that Senator Aiken crystal, it seems, glittering in space. We S a d a tiva a (P h a n o b a rb ita l) communications equipment.” on opposite sides. both sides consider the possibility of a of experts on care of pets, water systems, feels better, but we are not sure that we are not, of course, at all interested in I TrancpilNxera (Vallum, meprobamate, can cauaa DEPRESSION, waaknaaa, Sen. Bill Brock commendably voted heating units, etc., as well as reports of ourselves do after having heard him. acquiring more salt at this time; the ate.): AnH-doprosaonta (Elavil); An* vfith aeuta lntoxloaHon...alao Intarfera r e g u l a r PBKFS compromise. Both the U.S. economy against cloture, and thus for keeping alive I AT&T, it says, might well find that the areas in which work crews were Because he said, admitted to, so many shakers of America are running over, and wHh heart muaela aflldaney. the antibusing effort. Nhiatamlnas (ehlortrlmaon); Dristan, ■ and AT&T security holders would striving against insurmountable odds, things, Aiken’s speech can be seized upon It’s fairly cheap. But sugar? If &e Pioneer more competition from the supply Sen. Howaid Baker, however, was in the I Corieidin, cough ayrupa with an* benefit, it says, by an agreement were heart warming. on any number of points from any number spacecraft only could find a Big Rock side would be good for it. two-thirda voting for cloture, thus killing Uhlitim lnaf______- TO Y S I feel the news media, both newspaper Candy Plant out there, the world m i^ t I of different, bqt converging directions. the antlbuaing provision. and radio, did a fantastic job under Possibly the most amusing single cheer. Or if our own nearby moon only Sallcylataa (aapirin, anacin, buffarin, can oauaa INTESTINAL Bleeding. Was his clear misrepresentation of the I 2 adverse circumstances that week. I hope passage in the speech, amusing in an could be found to consist mainly of oil, axc a ^n, ampirin, alka*aaltxar, ato.) 25%0FF wishes of the vast majority of Tennsseans this exclusion was an oversight as media almost excessively wry way, was Aiken’s sloshing everywhere just below the sur- I can oauaa VERY LOW Blood Sugar, rivalry would be distressing. Both the recommendation that 6>ngress reduce the Sen. Baker’s announcement that be is run- face, the space explorers would stir up DiabaNc and taka Orinaaa DBI * or OUR ENTIRE STOCK! ning for President? (Will he tell I payehotio aymptoma with doprtaalon, Manchester Herald and WINF have an im- salaries of its members now that he some excitement. Their only hope, it dlaMnaaa, or Insulin Iniactlon Tennesseans he was just for getting on waaknaaa with fabrilna. portant plade in our community. himself is retiring. seems, is in hard prospecting for I O O R BnHtt iR anrlirBler with Senate business?)... • Slow O f O O U S ! HERALD Mrs. Zaneth Roberts Chicago Sun-Times something that will do somebody some Anticoagulanta (Coumadin) can oauaa Inttmal bleeding whan . $5 Maple St. He and the others who were in the good. Many of them may well have to shift I drinking a lot of aloohol. Leading auto makers and United Auto lEnrainit Im lb Manchester Senate majority would do better to sup- to something here on earth, where the I 25%0FF Workers President Leonard W. Woodcock port real nondiscrimination,* real equality will cauao Inortoood diuroola and loaa YESTERDAYS POUNDED OCT. 1 ,1U1 public in these leaner times will be ill- DIuratIca (Laalx, DIurll) OOR unm i SIOCK or p w /schooi io y« have lobbied President Ford for tax cuts before the law, and let all children or their disposed to financing many more rockets I of Potaaalum wHh dixxinoaa and fain* Publlthsd by ttw Publlshsd sva ry they believe would prompt people to buy parents choose their schools freely for ting. U~ano•tiMvtor a r t o g axcapt 8un- for purely Intellectual missions. I 25%0FF PubSaMnqCo..HaraM days and hoUdayt. cars. themselves. 25 Years Ago ^u a ra , Manohaalar, E n t a ra d a i th a The proposal is wholly misguided and C o n n . 06040, Mancbaatar, Coan., I Another wamlng...don1 kid yourself by skipping a dose or two and think you OUR iimBf SIOCK or wwfi lorsi Over 1,000 children are reported Talaphona 0^2 7 1 1 Poa( OtSoa aa Sacond selfish. If the bosses a ^ the union are attending Manchester Improver’s Christ- (Araa Coda 203). Ctaaa MaM Mattar. Beliefs of Christmas going to bold hands and go to the public for I ean go ahead and drink aN you want, booauao aemo tranquIHiara remain In your 25%0FF mas Party at YMCA. blood lor aovoral houra to aavoral days after your last does. Thoraforo, the Intor* M CAMES AOUII AND C«ll)RW« BURL L. LYONS. PUBLISHER We sit beneath our G iristm u tree, help, they ought first to get their heads out I OUR umRE STOCK Of CAIM5. Aiw i X waiting and wondering, the quietness of of their ledgers and face reality: action will still ooour. 10 Years Ago SUGGESTED CARRIER RATES that tiny Creche. ’Trying to imagine what Detroit cars aren’t selling because they I Try to keep thaso Intar-aotlona In mind and H might aava you a lot of griaf 25%0FF OWtOmRI SIOCK Of ROAOW W .TOA1H. PAYABLE IN ADVANCE Town of Manchester promises to do it looked like many, many years ago in cost too much and burn too much gas... I and pain after tha party. everything within its power to guarantee Slngla C o p y ...... ISa 3 Monttia...... tS.75 that little town of .Bethlehem. We believe President Ford should con- Moderation Is tha key to a good and healthy Ufa and wa wish every ona a W a akty...... 7St 6 Moniha...... 319.S0 I E IIC T O O W C AHO creative TOYS! Pioneer Parachute Co. new industrial site ONE Month ... S3.2S Ona Ya a r...... $39.00 Christmas time? For it certainly is not tinue to handle the troubles of Detroit with TODAY’S THOUGHT happy and sane holiday. 25% OFF within the town. Mail Rataa Upon Raquaal the material items of candy canes, sugar the interest and welfara of the individual plums, and expensive tidings and trim- Manchester Memoripi Hospital Installs Subacribara who . p.m. ahould talaphona taxpayer uppermost in his mind. TSUST YOUR HULTH TO YOUR OOCTOR “hot line’’ to relieve chaos surrounding tall to racalva thair tha circulation dapart- mings that give us strong feelings to I M ANCHESTER Tampa Tribune While God’s Incoinparable gift to the expensive gifts the most valuable? 1 have AND raESCRIPTIONS TO US... M IDDLETOW N WINDSOR local disasters like Hartford Hospital (ire Horald balora 5:30 mant, S47-994S. believe as we do. I VER N O N P LA IN VIL L E NEW INGTON BOO Windsor Ava. Parkada The resignation of William B. Saxbe as world is His Son, yet Oiristmas is also one among my treasures a crayoned greeting 240 Hartford Avs. Washington Ptaia in 1961; it is actually a radio com- Yes, beneath all these decorations and U.S. attorney general to accept appoin- of God’s great gifts to us. Let’s not by a little girl whom I baptized. ’The art Trl-CHy Plata 200 New Britain Ava. munications system which allows hospital Member Audit Bureau of Circulations wrappings, we all recognize that tiny I REPWITED W ETH ER S FIELD ment as ambassador to India presents an become absorbed with thoughts of work is creative and she wrote, “I am glad AVON-SIM 8BURY BARKHAM STED EN FIELD to contact instantly any other hospital Tha Manchaatar Olaplay advartlalng familiar scene. It is that manger that we opportunity for President Ford to rise whether Oirist was born on Dec. 25th or you baptisded me. Mary Crismus, Pastor, I 4S Elm Street 188 Silas Dean# Hwy. with similar setup. P u b lla h in g C o . cloaing houra: Thraa bring out each year to place among our BY Farmington Vallay Mall Routt 44 lu ll oa ya p rio r to above politics in a way all too few not. That makes tittle difference. The 25th I love you.” 'That card has warmed my I BRISTOL lOH temporarily withdraws its applica- aaaumaa no tmancial publication. Christinas trimmings that bring out our presidents hkve taken. is the day His friends celebrate and it is heart many times. ra a pon a lbitity lo r HARTF ORD 121 Farmington Ava. tion before General Services Agency Oaadllna lor Harald true beliefs of all year, and brings them Tliat is to forget politics entirely in the good for us. It tears our attention from Christmas is good for us because it I POniUR (GSA) for acquisition of Line St. NikoiSlte typographical arrora daaalHad advarUaUig; out to share with all at Christinas. Downtown appa^ng In advar- 12 noon prior to day ol appointment of a now attorney general ourselves with our wants, to think of challenges us to stretch our souls and to do I while it awaits report of Dr. Franklin llaamanta at>d othar publication; 12 noon and to make ideological considerations others and to ask, “What do they want? those lovely sentimental, sacrificial REQUEST Cit^ Foote, state health commissioner, before raading mattar In Tha Friday lor publlcailon at ManchMlar Evaning Christine H. Law secondary to the appointee’s proven abili- What do they need? How can I please things. I ^ ^ t w o easy ways to 'Chorge-lt' whom lOH pre.sentcd its proposal Dec. 1. Saturday and Mon Harald. day. 133 Loomis Street ty to be both com p^nt and nonpartisan. them?" Ondon P. Stairs, Pastor iiam MM M M RnflS!US!!Ua!aRH!^^ Manchester What we do need is a man who has both We so often a y , “I can’t afford It.” Are Community Baptist C tath MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn,, Mon., Dec. 23, 1974 — PAGE SEVEN PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn.. Mon.. Dec. 23J974 Court o( Probate, Diitrict of Andover Helpful Fireman Phoney NOTICE OF HEARING EASTATE OF PETER W. MORTUX^K Fire Chief John Rivosa and Neither resident took him up Pursuant to an order of Hon. Norman the police department warn on his offer as he seemed J. Preuss. Judge, dated December 17, suspicious. ABOUT TOWN 1974. a hearing will be held on an applica- 23 R IQ IN T B T R IIT town residents against a man tion praying that the fiduciary's account MANCHESTIN "Do not let this person in 281b Vaar fn identifying himself as a be accepted and an order of distribution your home," warns Chief be made as in said appiication on file DrrwtII Conalruellon fireman and going door to door Manchester Chapter, Tuesday at 9:30 a.m. at the I Catlings Rspalrad S Rspisead offering free services. Rivosa. "He is not a fireman." more fully appears, at the Court of KaiimaiiiMKNK, SPEBSQSA, will rehearse Calvary Church parsonage,' 661 Probate on January 1, 1975 at 1:19 P.M. No one seems to know for W (KTM MT CMHTS7 sure what his motives are since tonight at 7:30 at the Teen E. Middle Tpke. Norman J. Preuss. Judge Police and the fire CAUUtar no one who has reported to Center Annex of the Cowa l« WMli Taw FraMimi departments have received LiqOURS either town department took Manchester Recreation Center. I * F R K C O F F E E several complaints that a man Wl "tAVlHO YOU MONEV him up on his offers. One police /INES calling himself a fireman went It OUR aOAL..- officer suggested the man had The eggplant, which is a Gift Boxes to their homes. He offered to Tat4M4E4ar 4 Just begun dipping into holiday A ladies Bible study and member of the potato family, is clean their vacuum cleaners or, cheer too soon and felt coffee hour is scheduled for native to India. ARTHUR DRUG in one case, their rugs for free. Getthegifts eenerous.

.s* FORBES & WALLACE FIGHrS that are driving INFLAf ION WITH A FANTASTIC Manchester wild 2

Christmas Craft at New Hope 3 The teen-age girls at New Hope Manor have been busy making Christmas gifts for tiieir parents and friends. Crocheting, knitting, sewing and macrame are some of the girls’ favorite handicrafts. If you wish to help the girls at the drug and alcohol rehabilitation center continue to help themselves, become an official member of "Fiends of New Hope Manor” by sending a $100 donation to New Hope. “Friends of New Hope” has set a goal of $72,000 to end the center’s financial problems. MCC Calendar Manchester Community College offers this calendar 'p /y of events in the interest of the community. All the MCC-spoiisored activities listed below are open to the public and many are free of charge. In addition to publicizing events and activities in- dividually, the college hopes that the Calendar will serve as a weekly reminder of all that is available at I MCC. The MCC staff looks forward to seeing you on cam- pus and at the various events. Call 646-2137 for further information on any of the activities listed below.

Thursday, Dec. 26 Basketball — 8 p.m.; Manchester CC vs. Tunxis CC; m Away; admission free. Friday, Dec. 27 Duplicate Bridge — MCC Novice Game; 7:45 p.m.; open pair club championship; no previous attendance required; Hartford Road Building; Rooms 102,103; admission $1.50. Duplicate Bridge— Manchester Bridge Club; 7:45 p.m.; Hartford Road Building; Rooms 102, 103; open to all players; admission $1.75. TONITE 6 TO Saturday, Dec. 28 Duplicate Bridge — MCC Invitational; l*p.m.; Hartford Road Building; Rooms 102,103; open to all players with 0- HERE'S YOUR CHAMCE TO MAKE GREAT 125 master points; admission $1.50. 0«-::KS5::::55S5! BUYS IN LAST MINUTE CHRISTMAS GIFTS* Youths Attend Convention

7^/ Six members of the United Goldstein, Karen Goldstein, Synagogue Youth chapter e t Lynn Gordon, Nancy Kama and Temple Beth Sholom are atten- Sue Port. REVERE, FARRERWARE ALL CHEESE CHRISTMAS ding a five-day national conven- The convention will Include ARTIFICIAL study sessions on its theme: and tion of the organization, which TOYS opened Sunday in Washington, "The Symbols of Judaism.” FLOWERS CLUB ALUMINUM GIFT SETS It started innocently oh the gifts. They’re D.C. On Thursday, those attending $100 d^tosit. $5,000deposit. the convention will tour enough. The eagle was free with any de- They are Linda Brody, Alysa Washington. Take your pick: a versa- opening his new Man- posit of $25 or Choose from: an 18-piece tile Black & Decker jig chester office. So he more in a First punch bowl set; an 11- 20 on a V off SOoFF 25o» Federal sav- piece table service; a saw kit or a %" Black Calart arrangements. Our already low prices. Handsome gifts. Entire stock. thought he’d & Decker drill; a GE throw a little ings account. powerfiil flashlight; If you don’t or an alarm clock. digital alarm clock; INTIMATE APPAREL VINYL HANDBAGS, ORIQ. GLOVES by famous COATS, selected group of party. makers. ORIQ. 7.00.now styles ...... now 20% OFF . a steam spray and QUILTED ROBES, ORIQ. 12.00- 16.00 ..... now 6.99 But when have one, 4.99 LEATHER & SUEDE, entire $250 deposit. k dry iron; or a 26.00-30.00, .. .now 19.99 he put on start one. FAMOUS MAKER SHIRTS, stock reduced ., 20% OFF Choose any of B blender. QOSSARD TRAVEL SETS CHILDREN’S his Santa Then take your Last Minute |l| K ORIQ. 9.00-12.00 ...6.99 NYLON COATS, ORIQ. these: a pair of ' It can’t last for- OF Antron III® nylon tricot. suit and choice. Merry SPORT SHIRTS, long 12.99...... now 8.99 regular tote bags ever, so come in Waltz gowns, ORIG. 9.00 - BANKS, ORIG. 4.00 . 2.99 started giving Christmas sleeve. ORIQ. 14.00.now $25 deposit. or a single deluxe now. Save some 10.00 ..... - ...... now 9.49 Boy’s P J’s, ORIG. 7- out gifts, the whole Gifts! 7.50...... 4.99 9.99 SPORTSWEAR tote bag; a dutch money. Take home a Short coats, ORIQ. 13.00- town went wild. Crowds Take home PARKER BIG RED PENS FAMOUS MAKER oven; a spice rack; gift from our Santa. 14.00 ...... now 9.99 SNORKEL JACKETS, MISSES’ PANTS, ORIQ. poured in. Begging for an elegant gravy PARKER JOTTER CALENDAR ORIQ. 25.00 ...now 15.99 SWEATERS, ORIG. 15.00- a distinctive sal- And join the celebration i/BA U POINT PENS Pajamas, ORIQ 13.00 & 11.00 ...... now 7.99 blenders. Screaming for ladle with match- GIRLS' JEANS, ORIQ. 19.00 ...... 9.99 ad set; a bridge that Manchester just HAZEL ZIPPER CASES 14.00 ...... now 9.99 BLOUSES, ORIQ 17. - spice racks. Crying for ing cake server, or 8.00- 11.00 .now 5.09-7.99 ALL SPORT COATS AND chair; or a cozy couldn’t hold *back. EATON’S NOTES AND LETTERS Long gowns, ORIQ. 10.00- 19...... 10.99 comforters. a handy combination BULLETIN MEMO CUBES SKI JACKETS. Girls’ 4- UNHEMMED PANTS .... comforter. 11.00 ...... now 6.99 SWEATERS ...now 11.99 Come on down and get in screw(Wver/wrench set. CONGRESS PUTINS CARDS 6X...... SPECIAL 12.99 now 30% OFF SPRINGBOK PUZZLES Long coats, ORIQ. 15.00- WOOL SKIRTS AND 16.00 ...... now 10.99 SKI JACKETS, girls’ 7- ALL WINTER SUITS PANTS, ORIG. 21.00- /TA U / 14 ...... SPECIAL 14.99 reduced...... 20% OFF 23.00 ...... 12.99 ACCESSORIES TODDLER SNOWSUITS, SUBURBAN COATS, KNIT TOPS, ORIQ. ORIG. 14.99___now 9.99 special group...... 34.99 10.00. .now 2.09 and 6.90 First Federal Savings HANSEN KNITS. Entire ASSORTED JACKETS now CORDINATE GROUP, stock hats, mittens, MEN’S WEAR 26.99 344 Middle Turnpike Vfest, Manchester ORIQ. 11.00-28.00 now Vi scarves, gloves .. 1/3 OFF LADIES’ COATS OFF EVENINQ SANDALS, TIES, ORIQ. 5.00-8.00,•3.^0' WOMEN’S PANT TOPS, ?? Also in East Haiiford, Glastonbw'y, Rockville, Vernon, South Windsor HARRIS TWEEDS, ORIQ. ORIQ. 9.00-10.00 ...... ORIQ. 8 .9 9 ..... now 5.99 Gifu munt be pickwl up in iierson and are limited to one |>er family. n'ow 8.98 75.00 ...... now 56.99 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 1974 — PAGE NINE PAGE EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon- Dec. 23, 1974

PUBLIC RECORDS Delightful heart for your heart’s delight. Judgment Lien $28,000. Hartford National Bank and B.T. Peterman, two-family 14-karat white gold Trust Co. against William G. dwelling at 107-109 Cedar St., Ogden, property on Branford $30,000. V2 carat of diamonds St., $818.40. Bernie’s Roofing and Siding Building Permits Inc. for Norman Pilver, with chain, $400 Richard C. Harmon, new alterations at 16 Summit St., dwelling at 196 W. Vernon St., $800.

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Gordon H. Adams Cary E. Owens Robert R. Sklenar Four Advance Santa’s delivering our cheery wish to DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER At Travelers all, plus many thanks for your kindness.

Four Manchester residents director and in 1970 assistant flAZA DEPT. STDRE (We Hava A Notion To Floasa) O ur 75th Anniversary Vfear have received promotions at secretary. Next to Frank’s Suparmarkal A graduate of the University As Leading Jew elers &Silvef smiths the Travelers Insurance Co., East MkkNa Tpka., Manotiaatar _____ C n f o rg e d to sh o w d e t a il E a sy P a y m e n ts Volunteer firemen work to extricate driver Kevin Hills SHOP T i l P.M. of (^ah a, Sklenar is married TONiaHT 0 Hartford, the firm has an- 958 MAIN S TR E E T, M AN C H ESTER Youth Hurt Serioifsly from station wagon involved in two-car crash Saturday nounced. They are; and ras two children. night on Rt. 44A, Bolton. Hills and two other persons were Hartford • Waatfarma Mall admitted to Manchester Memorial Hospital after the acci- • Gordon H. Adams, 66 In Bolton Accident dent. (Herald photo by Bevins) Bolton Center Rd., appointed MANCHESTER director in the operations divi- 728 L MMdIa Tumplka Timothy J. Stern, 15, of 19 from the Bolton and Andover Just Arrived - New Selection sion of the life, health and Mon. A Tuns. 8 ‘HI 9 F.M. CHRISTMAS” Fernwood Dr., Bolton, is Fire Departments. All three financial services department. Wad tlini Sat 8 H110 P.M. reported in serious condition at were taken to the hospital by He joined Travelers in 1958, Manchester Memorial Hospital the Manchester Ambulance GLASTONBURY was named methods assistant 2333 Main Straat with injuries suffered in a two- Service and the Andover AREA Frank J. Smith in 1963, consultant in 1968, and Volunteer Ambulance. Mon. A Tuet. 8 HI 0 P.M. WLES&H car, head-on accident on Rt. manager in 1969. In 1970, 44A, Bolton, Saturday night. Hospital officials said Hills POLICE REPORT Adams became assistant direc- W ed.lhru8aL8’tH10P.M. Stern was a passenger in a suffered lacerations and a dis- tor. S u p o r m u r k o t s W EST HARTFORD car driven by Kevin Hills, 16, of located hip and is in satisfac- A graduate of the Hartford We Reserve ISO Soutli Main 8t. tory condition; Stem suffered VERNON a license and operatng an un- The Right 28 Fernwood Dr. and the driver Institute of Accountants, To Um it Mon. thru Sat. 8 'HI 0 P.M. of the second car was Dorothy multiple injuries; and Mrs. Weekend arrests included: registered motor vehicle in con- Adams is a member of the Quentltles GREEN STAMPS Watson of Willimantic. Watson suffered a fratured • Judith G. Jolicoer, 17, of nection with the investigation National Association of Accoun- wrist and lacerations and is Anthony Rd., Tolland was of a one-car accident on Rt. 5, 100% P O LYE S TE R K N IT 10” diagonal PER SO N A L P O R TAB LE Stern and Hills were pinned in W E S TE R N S TY L E JA C K E T tants. He is nuirried and has the station wagon in which they reported in satisfactory condi- arrested at 3 p.m. Saturday at South Windsor, Saturday night. C O LO R TV . U fa-Ilka bright colon " pra- two children. ALL OUR BEEF Open Christmas were riding for almost an tion. the W.T. Grants store in the Police said Armstrong was JE A N S TY L E S LA C K S aat” VH P nn a Tuningl hour. State Police said. They State Police said the accident Tri-City Plaza and charged with northbound, went off the In Camel, Navy and Light Tan IS USDA CHOICE Eve ’til 6 P.M. were removed by personnel is still under investigation. fourth-degree larceny. She was highway and struck three guard Regulars and Longs • Frank J. Smith, 93 ‘The Finest Sold Anywhere" released on a $50 non-surety rails. He is scheduled to appear Limited Supply BUSINESS Ferguson Rd., promoted to bond for court Jan. 21. in Circuit Court 12, East Hart- assistant director In the • David P earle, 22, of ford, Jan. 20. OFF management services division U.S.GRADE A Warehouse Point was arrested Roger LaCasse, 40, of East ON A ll Share Prizes of the corporate managment at 5:40 p.m. Saturday and Hartford, was charged with services and planning depart- ^ H i KOUPONH H U M ^ COLON m IN STOCK A total of 70 employes of U.S. Steel Sticking charged with fourth-degree fourth-degree larceny in con- ment. Smith started at the firm King's Department Store at the f r ee larceny and breach of peace. nection with the investigation earlier this year after several 100 I Manchester Shopping Parkade The charges stem from a com- of a complaint from Parkway 5 0 years in the insurance industry. I S&H GREEN STAMPS I are sharing prizes for success T U R K E Y plaint from Hartann’s Super- Beef Saturday. ■ wHh Ml ewpon end purchut or ■ To Price Increases market on Rt. n . LaCasse was released on his in the discount chain’s recent 25th anniversary sales contest. Smith is a senior member of " ANY SIZE TURKEY • Pearle was released on $100 promise to appear in Circuit the American Institute of In- "Frank’s Best Buy” ’ 4S Manager Edward Kelly said Thie Coupon Oeod ttwu Dec. 34 tons this year, just under the surety bond for court Jan. 21. Court 12, East Hartford, Jan. I_ Llmll One Per FamHy — WASHINGTON (UPD-U.S. mWm his local outlet was one of six dustrial Engineers, a member I Steel Corp., the nation’s biggest 111.3 million ton record reached • Gary R. Philipp, 21, of 4 20. PEARL&Son of the Advisory Board of % H I B KLIP ir SAVE I H # King’s stores which were final steelmaker, apparently un- in 1973. Gaynor PI., Rockville was South Windsor Police are in- 648 MAIN STREET, MANCHESTEIL CONN. Catholic Family Services, and a 20-24 lb. Average Not affected by the increases charged with driving a motor vestigating a break into the Regal Men’s Shop winners in the October event. daunted by Presidential jaw- PHONE 643-2171 director of UJIMA. A graduate U.S.D.A. diolM SonMw i Froznn - J j L ^ B e boning, will not roll back price were rolled steel used in vehicle while under the in- home of Anthony Colantrano, 901-907 Main Street Mancheeter of Hampton Institute, he holds $ 1 6 9 ■ TURBDT FILLETS boosts on most of its products, making auto bodies and fluence of liquor or drugs in 500 Pleasant Valley Rd., South an MBA degree from American TOP SIRLOIN STEAK connection with a two-car acci- Windsor. UJ .DJL CIWlM StoHMir Clod $ 1 3 9 FrozM O A e chairman Edgar B. Speer said appliances. University. He is married with FILLET SOLE «• Sunday. He also said he expected dent Saturday at 10:50 p.m. on Police said entry was gained MEN’S 100% POLYESTER New Members three children. ROAST BEEF . lb. ■ Speer expressed optimism price increases to be “quite Welles Rd. near Rt. 83. through a sliding glass door. An Three Manchester-area firms Oiir Own Pwd PwS Hoi or SwMl $ 1 0 9 FROM THE DELI President Ford’s Wage and modest’’ in 1975. The Philipp car struck the electric typewriter, a camera, Reg. $12 have become new members of ITALIAN SAUSAGE lb. ■ hnportnd V A C Price Stability Council would U.S. Steel responded to a rear of the car driven by Craig and some jew elry were SPORT COATS SPECIAL the Connecticut Business and • Gary E. Owens, named CantUI Fwm. $ 1 3 9 SWISS CHEESE w ib find the average 8 per cent council request for written Arcari, 19, of Rockville, police reported missing. The value of Industry Association, the purchasing agent in the ser- KIELBASA . lb. ■ swurt price hike justified. But he justification of the price hikes said. the items has not been deter- Double Knit association reports. vices division of the personnel OoMinHarml $ 1 19 GENOA SALAMI w ib V V skirted the question of whether Friday, and after a meeting Damage was moderate. mined, police said. 100% Wool 90 The firms are First Federal administration department. B^CON .lb. 1 the company would cut or delay with Speer, council chairman Philipp was released on $250 SIzee 36-46 Savings and Loan Association Owens began his career at swurt the increases under pressure of Albert Rees said the increases non-surety bond for court Jan. S29 Hi- '".OP of East Hartford, Zahner’s Travelers in 1969 and was 6 9 * PEPPERONI W U .9 9 ' were at least partially justified. 21. named administrative assistant BEEF LIVERS a Presidential request. Men's Shop of Rockville, and E Cpltal Fmm Tmdnr Cntlng * _ 3 a Speer said the price in- ’The council, however, asked • Harvey L. Cleveland, 32, of & S Gage Co. of Manchester. in 1971. In 1972 he became assis- creases, affecting about 60 per for further data, and Speer said Orleans, Vt. was arrested Sun- MCC Awarded tant purchasing agent. TA S TY TEN FRANKS lb 79* FRANKS -b ^ 1 cent of U.S. Steel’s total it would be submitted quickly. day at 2:35 a.m. and charged LADIES 100% POLYESTER Owens Is a member of the CotoNW AbggiM TouNoM product line, were not in- Speer, interviewed on the with disorderly conduct and in- ,000 Grant Connecticut Association of BOLOGNA 5 9 ^ CBS program , "F ac e the terfering with an officer in con- Purduuing Agents and the In- COLD CUTS 59* flationary. He said the in- Manchester Community Nation,’’ said no rollback nection with a domestic distur- “The Fuel OH Co. Thet | surance Com^ny and Bank GROCERY SPECIALS creases were needed to offset College is the recipient of one of SLACKS requests were made Friday and bance, police said. Stree You Moneyl " Purchasing A ^ t s Association higher labor and material costs 109 grants awarded by the were not anticipated. He was released on $250 non- W ITH S TITC H E D . of New E i^ la^ . A graduate of and permit expansion in the Connecticut Commission on the .lt.01. QUIKCDCDA...... ■ When pressed whether U.S. surety bond for court Jan. 21. C R EA S E Cornell University, he is ORAN ICE 29* face of rising demand. Arts since the beginning of the 44 K IM . CO. In announcing the hikes last Steel would bend to a presiden- • ’Thomas 0. Mayo, 27, of SIZES 8-16 rharried and has one son. tial request, Speer sidestepped West Palm Beach, Fla. was fiscal year on July 1. A S S O R TE D C O LO R S .12-ox. CHERRY PIE 24-OX. 7 9 « week, Speer said they included The $1,000 grant will be used NIBLETS CORN 28* what he called a "difficult arrested Sunday at 7:10 a.m. on *4 Reg. •5.98 • Robert R. Sklenar, 81 peawi (wHH swi items which were in "continued to subsidize the Big Band Jazz demand.’’ question,’’ saying “we aren’t a Circuit Court 12 warrant Hamilton Dr., appointed direc- BISQUICK 89* CHUNK WHITE TUNA 59* even on that highway at the charging him with issuing bad Concert and Clinic sponsored by 35 mnwi^wf The steel industry was »£ tor in the communications, FrtMMrt moment.” MCC to be held March 20 at expected to ship 109 million checks (two counts). procedures, training and sales .tt-OI. FRUIT COCKTAIL ...Id-ox. Mayo was held in lieu of $1,- Glastonbury High School, said 200 9AL MHUMUM promotion division of the BEANS 49* Robert Vater, jazz band direc- r * IShNh 000 surety bond for court in 24-NOW tEMIGE casualty-property lines depart- tor at MCC. .MIL S p ER TOWELS .. lumboroH 3 9 « Manchester today. I ment He Joined the Travelers SARAH WRAP 39* iSeSHLikii ^ — . • Francis E. Brennan, 44, of He said there will be 16 high in Nebraska in 1968 and was school and college student 32 Talcott Ave., Rockville was transferred to Colorado In 1982. .Id-ox. ELECTROSOL ....S0-OX. 8 9 bands from the state par- 648^947 MIXED PICKLES 59* arrested Sunday and charged IW NEISERYICE In 1968, he was assigned to the ticipating and performing on UMNf i»isnaM i with failure to drive a home office as an ad- FIRE CALLS that date. Vater anticipates .d-ox. ^ I C SOFTENER 6 9 * reasonable distance apart in 128-2051 ministrative aaslstance; In 1968 RIPE OLIVES 45* about 600 students will attend. 94S MAIN STREET MANCHESTER connection with a three-car ac- 631 Main St. Downtown Manchester he became asaistant systema The featured big band will be d t c h i i o s .Id-ox. c iiillA M O N ...... 1%-oz. 5 9 * MANCHESTER Today, 12:04 a.m. — Mattress cident at 8:30 p.m. on Rt. 83 S ^ 55* near Center Rd., police said. Stan Kenton’s band. kaiMiABVMMii Saturday, 9:02 p.m. — Steam on fire in a room at Willie’s Besides performances by the coming from trap rock was Motel at 444 Center St. See There were no injuries and SNACK CRACKERS 59* BROWN SERVE...... 4 9 * individual student bands, Vater ■dsWar SI JS MiM C hio thought to be smoke, prompting story in today’s Herald. (Town) damage was minor. Court is Jan. 21. said there would be clinics for a call to the Manchester Sand Tikay, 9:21 a.m. — An elec- the various instrumental sec- m Ix e d n u t s .1d-«c. 89* BUFFERIN TABLETS iolarm at Bidwell St. (Town) • David A. Garrett, 20, of 3 P O T A T O E S (Vernon Ambulance) Hilltop Dr., Vernon was New Year’s Eve Printed Polyester KING SIZE .99* Saturday, 6:57 — Accident on U.S. A A A Rt. 44A in Bolton. See story in arrested today at 2:39 a.m. and Bob Melville of Bellingham, today’s Herald. (Manchester charged with operating a motor Mass., will be guest caller at N0.1 LETTUCE vehicle while under the in- the Manchester Square Dance ’ Firemen Donate Ambulance and Andover Am- 34.88REQ.,39.06 CiMdriia bulance) fluence of liquor on Rt. 30, Club New Year’s Eve dance SHIRTS ktker{ To New Hope Saturday, 8:39p.m.—Tolland police said. He was released on starting at 9 p.m. at by Koko Bay fllOS' 'Nce T8TE SIZE ao Rescue Truck was called to the $250 non-surety bond for court Manchester High School. 29* Eighth District firemen Jan. 7. Melville will join Earl collected $50 from each other scene of an accident in Johnston, the club’s regular Regular M ' S iiir”' ™ ™ “ •« lbs. Sunday to give to the New Hope Willington. 9 9 caller, in calling for the square POTATOES Manor on Hartford Rd. 14.00 Value SOUTH WINDSOR dancing. Russ and Anita White ...... g jx o REd. 34.08 SBSiSr ..7 9 * SSm : . 3 3 * The Manchester, Eighth ...... Richard Bassett, 35, of 70 will cue the rounds. luutt District Fire Department held 6 S P E C IA L., • « « « « easr _3«* s& npcppbis .ss* Union St., Rockville was A midnight buffet will be INmAL OR NAME ENQRAVED its annual Christmas party Sun- ENERGY ROLE charged early Saturday mor- served. One of America’s most famous shirt IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS SWIVEL TUB CHAIO * 9 8 ^ ^ 49* day for the active members of MIDLAND, Mich. (UPD - In- Ojpan Dally till 9 P.M. e Sat. to 6:30' m t ib ONIONS...... 9 * oSa n o es...... ’. . 63* frared photo^phy means p^y- ning with failure to drive in the The guest caller has been makers...beautiful prints, florals, the department in the firehouse proper lane in connection with WITH DEEP TU R 8 R.gT | ^9.98 cheddic patterns and reverse calling for five years. He is club on Main St. Each year, every the investigation of a one-car geometries, and others. Sizes 8 to 18. See Our Budwoloor Betn Bag man hands in a dollar which imagery to the art cameramen, caller for the Fourmost accident on Rt. 74, South Wind- Squares in Bellingham and con- they donate to a worthwhile but it also can play a significant Ik SHOP m 3 MSPUY nOORt sor. ducts lessons for two area DOWNTOWN; Open Every Night except StL 9:30 - 9 SHOOR role in conserving energy, says project. Police said Bassett lost con- clubs. A past president of the • 17 M dn I t l l RNoM i l i r ora EVERY NNNT ■nils year the men chose New Dow (Chemical Ca Dow work^ PARKADE: Monday thru Saturday 10 - 9 WITH trol, went off the road, and onto Central Massachusetts Callers I t WITH Hope Manor, a home for teen- out a ntethod of measuring heat H IP JL COUPON 3 0 : J F F a lawn. He is scheduled to Association, he has called at blau ^COUPON losses in its plants by infrared f u r n i t u r e : . t o r e ‘ UT. *8 SiM PJL X LB. CAN age girls. appear in Circuit Court 12, East conventions in Springfield and 111. IAS STAY FREE Wally Irish, one of the photography from an airplane. CASH • MAOTNN CHANOll o D RED ROSE Hartford, Dec. 90. in Providence, R.I. HILLS BROS. fireman, said they will turn the This enabM the company to iANKAMlRICANO • OBM r PILLSBURY I? ’’’tT George Armstrong, of Tickets are necessary for the money over to the "Friends of make corrections in the heathy XMAS LAYAWAY C P S H Danvers, Mass., was charged New Year’s Eve dance. More MBf. New Hope Manor” fund-raising system of its 4,500-acre plant SHOP DOWHTOWH TONIGHT Manehnler with failure to drive In the information may be obtained by here and ooieerve fuel. ) » 1 ) 1 * » ) » ) 1 f project. proper lane, operating without calling Gene Horton, 643-8398. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 23. 1974— PAGE EI.F.Vf .n PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 1974 PPLC Needs irT ouR P oiT cr More Funds 5s Schardt" Verh ulst Feeding the World CM A A AB Q Mn. Raquel Fialkoff of 106 / COLLEGE NOTES ^ nAi*4nin9i0hDartmouth fiilRd. Itii BJirvinff^ i n g flSas Susan Alice Verhulst of town chairman for tne current By GAY PAULEY Savings Glastonbury and Walter Marc channeled to the developing malnutrition in the less fund drive of the Planned OljoaaAs3iJcialhii • Since IS9I Schardt of Manchester, UPl Women’s Editor nations by the developed ones. developed countries has been Parenthood League of Connec- ticut. exchanged wedding vows Dec. NEW YORK (UPI) - The Family planning “obviously” described by Robert S. "The people who are lucky 21 at First Universalist Church world’s hungry can be fed, but is need^, Stewart writes, but McNamara, president of the Peter G. Walden of 102 Cynthia Kurtz, daughter of enou^ to live in Connecticut in Woonsocket, R.I. the world must face the fact reducing population growth World Bank. Of the two billion Princeton St., son of Dr. and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kurtz of mostly live there because they The bride is the daughter of that population growth has to be alone will not feed the hungry. people In the developing'coun- Mrs. Robert C. Walden, was Erie St., has been elected like it,” Mrs. Fialkoff said. Mr. and Mrs. Gaston J. slowed and basic social needs “Thls...can only be done by a tries, McNamara says “One one of six senior men of ’Tufts secretary-treasurer of the “They hope to see it continue By Ray Tanguay, C .LU . Verhulst of Blackstone, Mass. also met. comprehensive program that third to one half...suffer frqm University in Medford, Mass., senior class at Garland Junior as It is. 'This might be possible CERTIFIED INSURANCE The bridegroom is the son of This is the thesis of a new includes expansion of irrigation hunger or malnutrition and 20 who were inducted recently into College in Boston. She is If we needed to provide only for Dr. and Mrs. Walter Schardt of summary on the world food, to 25 per cent of their children the Phi Beta Kappa society. He majoring in fashion merchan- CONSULTANT c«wewc-K-:s'« I told my doctor just how and Mrs. Charles W. Fortune of graduate of Orville H. Platt Results Friday in the C >vell I felt, and he told me not Chadron, Neb. High School In Meriden. She Manchester Bridge Gub Nile ;to try to be my own doctor. He attended Meriden-Wallingford Time novice game at 146 Hart- 5 'further suggested that I take Hospital School of X-ray and is ;the medicine as he had The bride-elect attended ford Rd. are: Patricia employed at the University of prescribed, that this Merrimadi College In North Belekewicz amd Edwina Connecticut Health Center xholesterol bit was mostly a AndoVer, Mass. 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OBITUARIES Watergate Cover-Up Trial

Francis J, Zigmond y Earl W. Hyson Jr. Entering Final Stages Terry Bradshaw in Finest Hour as Steeler TOLLAND — Francis Joseph SOUTH WINDSOR-Earl W. Zigmond, 67, of Hyde Ave., died Hyson Jr., 58, of Northboro, at home Sunday after a long Mass., died Sunday in St. Vin- PITTSBURGH (UPI) — Terry Bradshaw called his per- “We handled everything like a championship team illness. He was the husband of cent Hospital, Worcester, meager 49 yards in his first playoff game, agreed: “I "We have stability now that we have one quarterback,” formance Sunday In a 32-14 rout of the Buffalo Bills today. It ought to be a whale of a game in Oakland next Mrs. Marian Tracha Zigmond. Mass. He was the husband of WASHINGTON (UPI) - Five of Sirica says he will deliver his charge to didn’t think they could to that to our defense.” he said, referring to Pittsburgh’s shuffling of three players possibly the finest of his career, but he may need an even week and the home field advantage isn’t going to mean He was bom in Pittsburgh, Mrs. Loretta Massad Hyson. Richard M. Nixon’s closest aides will be the jury Thursday morning and Bradshaw has had a great deal of personal difficulty this at the position earlier this season, ‘"rhere’s a sense of uni- judged one day this week on charges they better one next week. anything either.” Pa. and had lived in the Toliand He was born In South Windsor deliberations will begin that afternoon. year. First a divorce in his highly-publicized marriage to a ty now. After Buffalo went ahead, you could feel the whole area many years. He was participated in the Watergate cover-up. Bradshaw was superb Sunday. He completed 12 of 19 Joe Ferguson gave Buffalo a 7-3 lead on a 22-yard pass to and lived in Northboro for 18 former teen-age beauty queen and then the loss of his star- team saying ‘hey, let’s get going.’ After that touchdown, formerly employed in the They will find out if the nine women and passes for 203 yards and one touchdown, ran five times for Paul Seymour l^ e in the first period. But from then on, it years. He was an electrical Nixon Tapes ting job. But he feels it was in all a learning experience and the adrenalin started flowing because we realized we Tolland area textile mills. engineer at Hamilton Standard three men who listened to 59 days of U.S. One unindicted co-conspirator—Richard 48 more yards and set up a record-tying three touchdowns was all Bradshaw. he has profited from it. District Court testimony — including the might get beat. Then we really took it to them.” At the time of his retirement, Division of United Aircraft M. Nixon —was not there. A near-fatal il- by Franco Harris. He took a Steeler club that had just been He had key runs of eight and 12 yards in a 63-yard drive, actual White House tapes —reach a ver- “The thing I pride myself most is the fact that I’ve been While the offense took it to Buffalo, the defense he worked at Pratt St Whitney Corp.in Windsor Locks until his lness kept him in California, and the stunned by a Buffalo touchdown from a 7-3 deficit to a 26-7 capped by the pass to Bleier, who admitted, “ I wasn’t dict on the charges of conspiracy to able to come back this year,” he admitted. “It’s just a slammed down on Simpson. The man who gained a pro Aircraft Division of United Air- retirement. jurors had as his testimony only the tapes lead in just ovfer 11 minutes of the second period. where I was supposed to be and I’m just glad he had the craft Corp. in East Hartford. obstruct justice. great feeling to face adversity, overcome it and rise to the record 2,003 yards last year made his longest run only 11 Other survivors are a son, he must never have expected anyone A 27-yard touchdown pass to Rocky Bleier and time to find me.” top. He was a member of the Earl Hyson III of Northboro; yards. Pinal Arguments Start would heart- touchdown bursts of one, four and one yards by Harris set Then came a 66-yard, seven-play drive featuring a 25- Knights of Columbus. two daughters, Paula Hyson of “I have gotten just so confident in my game the last few “Gang-tackling—that was the answer,” said Ham. “We The first defense lawyer to make a final "Listen to the tapes,’’ said Neal. a playoff record for points in a peritid and crushed the yard end-around by Lynn Swann and key passes of 12 and 13 Other survivors are three Hamburg, Germany and argument, Frank Strickler, must com- weeks. And confidence is the key to winning. If you’re tried to keep him pinned in, to keep him from getting into "Members of the jury, these con- Bills’ hoax. But now there is Oakland, the same Oakland sons, Edward Zigmond of Earline Hyson of Northboro; a plete his summation today for former spiratorial conversations have happened yards to the No. 1 draft pick from Southern California to successful it builds your confidence. You start to believe in the open spaces. Our offense also helped quite a bit. We team that overpowered the Steelers 17-0 earlier this Norwalk, and Raymond Zig- sister, Mrs. Albert Slifkus of White House chief of staff H.R. in the hallowed halls of the White House.” set up Harris’ first touchdown. the thihgs you can do. weren’t on the field that much. And he can’t hurt you too mond and Robert Zigmond, season, that finished with the best record in the National South Windsor; and his father, Haldeman. One of the government’s arguments is A fumble recovery by Jack Ham gave Pittsburgh the “I tried not to get too high for this game. I wanted to much when he doesn’t have the ball.” both of Toliand; two daughters, Football League and Saturday ended Miami’s dream of a Earl W. Hyson Sr. of South He will be followed by an estimated 10 that the Watergate crimes were "even ball on its 46 and Bradshaw threw 16 yards to Bleier and 35 stay on an even keel. In the past I took too much respon- And then Ham’s thoughts turned to Oakland. Mrs. Raiph Johnson of Mont- Windsor. hours of summation from lawyers for more serious when carried out by people third consecutive Super Bowl title with a 28-26 victory. to Swann, who made a brilliant diving catch. Harris then sibility. Now I just let it roll. I think it all comes from that “It’ll be a different game this time,” he said. “It’ll be a ville and Mrs. Trevor E. Jones ’There will be a Mass Tuesday former Attorney General John N. in high office sworn to uphold the law.” Tte The teams meet Sunday in Oakland for the American applied the crusher. time not playing. It gives you a sense of awareness. lot better game then last time. Don’t forget, we had just of Bolton; three brothers, John at 9:45 a.m. at St. Rose Church, Mitchell, former White House aide John Conference title and a berth in Super Bowl IX in New Zigmond of Roswell, N.M., and Bradshaw’s 29-yard pass to Larry Brown to the Bills’ one “I don’t think I’ve ever felt so much in control. I’ve had gotten through playing five tough quarters of overtime in Rt. 20, Northboro. Burial will D. Ehrlichman, former Assistant At- Christmas Orleans. William Zigmond and Stephen Family Discussion set up Harris’ third score with just 16 seconds left in the great games in the past, statistically speaking, but I did Denver and had the long flight back the week before. We be in Notre Dame Cemetery, At St, James torney General Robert C. Mardian, and “This was probably my best game since I’ve been here,” half. Zigmond, both of Stafford; two Worcester, Mass. But another Haldeman lawyer, John J. that searching here and there. It was different t^ a y . I was were tired. We had the attitude of let’s get this over The Rev. Bernard D. Killeen former re-election attorney Kenneth W. Gift Of said Bradshaw, a starter for five years. “I think we’re “They just blew it up,” said Buffalo Coach Lou Saban. sisters, Mrs. William Loch of Friends may call at the Parkinson. Wilson, argued that the tapes were like in complete control.” with, Vernon and Mrs. William has recently been assigned as family discussions around a dinner table. operating near full efficiency now and heaven be with us, "It was hard to believe.” Harris, who tied a playoff scoring record set by Leland-Hays Funeral Home, 56 Prosecution Tomorrow “But this Sunday will be different. It’s going to be in- Gilbert of Stafford; and five Main St., Northboro, tonight assistant pastor at St. James "Mr. Nixon didn’t get the |1 million,” he hfear-Round Love we’ll peak next week. They’ve beaten us once this year, so O.J. Simpson, the Bills’ rushing star who was held to a Oakland’s Fred Biletnikoff, also credits Bradshaw’s re- Chief prosecutor James F. Neal teresting-very interesting, ’ ’ grandchildren. from 7 to 9. Church. said, referring to the taped remarks that Tell her you love her every day of the that should give us added incentive. cent revitalization with the Steelers’ success. The funeral is Tuesday at 9:45 The family requests that A native of New Haven, probably will make his closing argument finding hush money for Watergate burglar year with a diarrond ring from Keepsake. a.m. from the Burke-Fortin flowers be omitted. Father Killeen was ordained in Tuesday morning. E. Howard Hunt would be no problem. You can choose a Keepsake Diamond 2 Ring with confidence, because it's Funeral Home, 76 Prospect St., 1949 at the Cathedral of St. Judge John J. Sirica hoped to recess the “Mr. Nixon didn’t have anything to do Rings tiom ItOO lo HO 000 Vernon, with a Mass at 10:30 at Joseph, Hartford. He served for trial for Christmas Eve and Christmas. guaranteed, permanently registered with the $75,000 in cash delivered to Mr. and protected against loss. St. Matthew’s Church. Burial 12 years as assistant pastor of If the pattern of Thanksgiving is Hunt that night. will be in St. Edward’s St. Thomas Church, followed, the jury and its five alternates, “Mr. Nixon didn’t give anyone clemen- Cemetery, Stafford Springs. Southington. sequestered since Oct. 11, will get Christ- cy. Talented Housatonie Dolphins Bowed There are no catling hours. Before coming to St. James, mas Day visits from their families—in the “But is it a crime,” Wilson asked, “to Keepsake Pardon Father Killeen was on a sab- presence of U.S. marshals. talk about it?” batical since the first of July. Out Like Champs BOWLING He spent his sabbatical at the 10% OFF ALL DIAMONDS Big Winner over MCC 3 Mrs. Mary O. Bonney Power Good Shepherd parish in Now through Christmas VERNON -M rs. Mary Seymour writing two books, a Merry Christmas for Merchants NEW YORK (UPI) — Folks in Oakland, Pittsburgh, Los FRIENDSHIP - Diane O’Brien Bonney, 86, of 45 manual and a ritual, on the Seeing its four-game win- dominated the second half Houflionlc (92) Angeles and Minnesota can rejoice today over the still real Franklin St., Rockville section, liturgy of baptism and confir- (Continued from Page One) based Rich’s department stores, said sales controlling both backboards B F Pts. Moquin 190, Doris Avery 178- Upheld were down slightly from last year. ning streak snapped by a Cadies 5 2 12 prospect of a “first ever” Super Bowl championship, but 486, Pegge Shelsky 187-496, Bert died Sunday in a nursing home. mation. talented Housatonie Com- and shooting a 60 per cent Holeman 9 1 19 for the handkerchief wavers of Miami, pro football’s super She was the widow of Benjamin downtown Houston specialty store, was “More people are looking at quality. Mitchell « 0 12 Touutain 478, Ken Hesford 226- ’They don’t know what the economy will do munity College basketball clip from the field. Hickey 2 0 4 game will have an empty ring to it for the first time in four 591. Bonney. WASHINGTON (UPI) - The pessimistic. “On total activity, we’re about even on so thay want to get things that will last. team last Saturday at 'The visitors placed five Mendenhall ] 0 6 years. Bom in Rockville, she lived Supreme Court today upheld by MMKKSTa PHMK Bolden! 3 0 .« the board with last year,” he said. “But Shoppers are being more selective Cheney Tech was men in double figures with McClain 2 2 S After three straight trips to the Super Bowl and two most of her life in the a ^ vote a broad panion power it’s nothing to brag about. We’re not happy —asking more questions and spending Joe Holeman leading the Jenkins 1 1 3 Plantsville section of for the President of the United Manchester Community Highsmith « 0 12 straight National Football League championships, the CORRECTION because being even is not our goal. But it more time comparing items,” Mrs. Berg Southington before returning to States, including imposing con- YOUR 'AUTHORIZED KEEPSAKE JEWELER College, 92-58. The Cougars way with 19 tallies. Skip Morales 6 0 U Dolphins —Don Shula, Larry Csonka, Paul Warfield, Nick ’The effective retirement date looks like a lot of stores will have to settle said. Appeal Due Rockville about nine years ago. ditions in particular cases. are now 3-1 in the CCCAA Caples, Terry Mitchell, Cur- Totals 41 « 92 Buoniconti et al., who’ve become household names to foot- for Police Chief James M. Survivors are a son, Harvey ‘"The very essence of the par- for that.” and 4-2 overall with the vic- tis Highsmith and Lenny ball widows across the country —will be only spectators Reardon will be Feb. 28, 1975 Terry McDonald, vice president for Mancheiler (58) Bonney of Rockville with whom doning power is to treat each But Sears —the Chicago-based mail tors upping their standard to Moralies each pumped in 12 B F PU. this year after being eliminated 28-26 Saturday by the InNFLCase and not Jan. 6,1975 as printed in sales promotion at Cain-Sloan department she made her home; six case individually," said Chief order and retail chain —expected record for Housatonie. Best for Ikicker S 3 13 Oakland Raiders. The Herald Dec. 16. 5-1. Clancy 3 0 6 grandchildren, and nine great- Justice Warren E. Burger for store in Nashville, Tenn., said that despite sales. Read Herald Ads Reardon will have been Housatonie raced to a 144 MCC was Curt Iverson’s 14 DIshaw 2 1 9 True to their code, however, the Dolphins went down like grandchildren. the court majority. efforts to inform shoppers that a late Reynolds 2 0 4 OAKLAND (UPI)-What Manchester’s chief for 16 years ’Thanksiving had shortened the Christmas advantage before MCC points followed by Tom Iverson t 2 14 champions losing only after a desperation TD pass from The funeral will be Tuesday The opinion said the par- National Football League on Jan. 6. He had worked more shopping period by a week, people are closed the gap behind the Tucker (13) and Conley (12). Conley 4 4 12 Ken Stabler to Clarence Davis with 26 seconds left to play at 8:15 a.m. from the Burke- doning power derives from the Leber 2 0 4 players failed to gain in than 23 years for the State shooting of John Conley to The Cougars are now off enabled the Raiders erase a 26-21 Miami lead. Fortin Funeral Home, 76 Constitution alone and cannot waiting until the last minute. Smith 0 0 0 their strike might be won in Police Department before com- 24-18. Housatonie then until Jan. 4 when they’re at For Don Shula, who stands to lose Csonka, Warfield and Prospect St., Rockville, with a be modified, abridged or Earlier Sales Totals 23 10 SO ing here. Northwestern Community court, beginning with a Mass at 9 at St. Bernard’s diminished by any law. “So far, our sales have been ‘respec- opened up taking a 42-26 lead Score at half: 4Mt Houiatonic Jim Kiick to the World Football League (if it’s still The Manchester native said federal judge’s ruling here. Church, Rockville. Burial will Dissenters were Justices table,’” McDonald said. “There’s no oodland ■SfssL at halftime. The visitors College. around) next year, the loss was especially disheartening he has agreed to work beyond be in Quinnipiac Cemetery, William 0. Douglas, William J. reason to go and jump off the building. It’s after becoming so used to success. NFL Commissioner Peto Feb. 28 if necessary to give Southington. Brennan Jr. and Thurgood not as great as last year, which was a 108 WOODLAND ST.-OPEN DAILY TILL 9-PHONE 0 4 3^7 4 “It all ended here in Oakland,” said Shula. "And a lot of Rozelle, here for the time for picking his successor Friends may call at the Marshall. record-breaker across the country.” weekend playoff game or to help the new chief get dreams went down the drain. It’s been a great five years.” funeral home tonight from 7 to The case was brought to the He said that the store was forced for the Schoolboy Basketball between the Oakland settled. 9. high Court by Maurice Schick, first time in its history to hold major, Raiders and Miami Town Manager Rojbert Weiss Poinsettias who as an Army sergeant in store-wide sales to attract customers. will pick the new chief. He said Dolphins, promised an 1954 was found niilty of killing Most of the sales items, he said, are items For Christmas last week he will Qite exams and (UPI photo) appeal^ but the judgment an (rff£ef’»:d#i|pt8r ip JffiiEm. that would not be sale-priced until may or may not. allow Cheer and Color; High Matmen handed down by U.S. Schick drew the death sentence January. applicants from outside the Biggest Play on Weekend District Court Judge Venezuela after a court-martial for the Ann Berg, a spokesman for Atlanta- Only Woodland local force. William T. Sweigert was murder of Susan Rothschil^ 8, Gardens Has Increasing daughter of Col. and NIrs. Thousands of Plants! OpenWithWin stunning. E Jacquard Rothschild, at a OPEN DAILY 10-10; CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY Oakland quarterback Ken Larry Ball (51) and Mike Sweigert struck down the Taxes on Oil housing project near Camp Monday Stabler is bit just as he let Kolen to catch pass in Come in and let either Leon, Opening its wrestling campaign successfully Saturday NFL’s so-called “Rozelle Zama. BASKETBALL ball go by Miami's Vern final seconds to give CARACAS (U PI) - By Len Auster was Manchester High ^ t h a 38-24 decision over Rockville Rule,’.’ raised questions In 1960, President Dwight D. Phil or John pick one out for Penney at East Catholic Oakland 28-26 win Satur- Venezuela will hit U.S. and Danger lurks at almost every comer when you play on Den Herder. Below, High at the Rams’ gym. about the legality of aspects Eisenhower commuted the you from one of our many Rham at Middletown Raiders' Clarence Davis day. of the annual college draft, other foreign oil companies sentence to life at hard labor, the road. In basketball the situation even becomes more Ed M achu^N eil Snuffer, here wi,th ^ e second tax in- greenhouses. EnHeld at Rockville got between defenders Saturday at Clarke Arena at and otherwise came down in but added the condition that Z/r-// / / / / / r / y j South Windsor at obvious. East Catholic had its first four dates in enemy Lee Snu7l|r,^ Dave 2 against Simsbury High. crease in three months early in Schick would never be eligible territory and escaped in the last three with victories. Derewianka, m b Hawkes favor of Joe Kapp, the January, Mines Minister Valen- Hartford Public Results: 98—Putnam (R) for parole. 3 to 4 Flowers Tonight the Eagles make and Leon Thibodeau former quarterback who C pinned Mumford 3:47,105 B. tin Hernandez said today. Eventually Schick, who had Friday took his complaint to court. The increase will be aimed at their home debut in a non- Catholic at the Bobcats’ Den registered pins (worth six Putnam (R) dec. Cun- been in the federal penitentiary $3.05 BASKETBALL “It is my opinion that this applying the Dec. 12-13 decision conference test against points) for the Indians and ningham 8-6, 112 —Machuga at Lewisburg, Pa., petitioned Clean-feeling make-up Manchester at Wethersfield and Ellington (3-2,2-1) hosts decision means the NFL by the Organization of ’The Penney High of East Hart- non-conference foe sophomore Tom Jones (M) pinned Whitley 1:38,119 the federal courts to have the 5 to 8 Flowers East Catholic at St. Bernard ford. Following tonight’s en- fought to a raw to gain the Players Association has won Petroleum Sporting Countries condition disregarded. Middletown. —N. Snuffer (M) pinned to raise the state share of the 13 Rham at Canton counter with the vastly im- final two points. its strike,” Kapp’s lawyer, He cited the Supreme Court’s Rockville at Bulkeley Lupoletti 1:59, 126 —L. OPEC members by an average $5.95 proved 1-3 Black Knights, The Silk Towners were Moses Lasky, said. outlawing of the death penalty South Catholic at Snuffer (M) pinned Chartier Rozelle conceded, “’This is 38 cents a barrel. as then administered and East opens its Hartford hampered by a lack of Venezuela currently earns South Windsor BOWLINQ 3:06, 132 —Derewianka (M) a very, very important case argued that he had a right to 7 to 11 Flowers Middletown at Ellington County (Conference schedule experience but Tom Mum- pinned Lamb 1:37, 138 19.06 a barrel average for its resentence to a simple life Friday night at St. Bernard.. ford, Tim Cunningham, Al to us,” prom is^ to file an close to three million barrel per SWIMMING —Parker (R) dec. Girelli 13- appeal and called the ruling term, which carries the $0.95 In an abbreviated slate U.S.MIXED- Marge Martin Girelli and Jim Brezinski 0, 145 —DiePetro (R) dec. day shipments as the world’s possibility of parole. Enfield at Manchester “only one man’s opinion.” third largest oil exporter after tonight, Rham High (2-2) is 177, Beth Kenyon 175476, Shelia performed well and showed Brezinski 7-0, 155-Jones But Burger said Schick’s Saturday at Middletown High, Price 193-507, Sandy Brown 176- signs for the future. Girelli He said he would meet Saudi Arabia and Iran. death sentence was not pending Single Flower (M) drew with Butler 7-7, with NFL attorneys this Hernandez said that he per- WRESTLING Rockville High (1-3, 1-2) 19498, Dona Price 203-183-527, grappled out of his weight 167 —Votta (R) pinned J. in 1972, when the Court handed entertains Enfield High (3-0, Eleanor Wilson 183421, Helen class to prevent a forfeit and week to 8iart the appeal sonally favored increasing the down its landmark opinion, $1.47 Simsbury at Manchester Jones 5:20, 185 —Hawkes tax rate paid by oil companies East Hartford at 4-0) in a non-conference tilt Rancour! 482, Denise Cromwell despite being overwhelmed, process as soon as possible. because it has long since been 469, Madeline Tallin 456, Ralph (M) pinned Clhapman 3:40, The ruling came down in order to avoid allowing the commuted. East Catholic and South Windsor (2-3, 2-1) he saved Manchester three Unlimited —Thibodeau (M) companies to reap additional Trott 201-527, Ed Yourkas 212- hardest on the “ Rozelle Christmas Tree travels to Hartford Public. 580, Walt Hockenberry 224-537, points. pinned Warren 1:40. profits by the move. Last Oct. With the holidays upon us, The Indians next match is Rule” as ‘‘patently un- 1, Venezuela raised the income Dennis Dellsle 201-538, Roland reasonable and Illegal.” Friday’s schedule is also Smith 534, Burt Stratton 523, Ed tax rate for oil companies from light. Manchester High, (3-2, Under the rule, NFL players 60 to 63.5 percent. Headquarters Vermont To UConn Wilson 503, Rusty Burnett 546, have been required to com- Free Mystic 2-1) faces CCIL foe Art Rancour! 534, Steve Moqift Little Balance in ABA STORRS (UPI) - The Wethersfield High at th e’ 517. plete an option year should SOUTHINGTON (UPI) - West, but there’s no room for University of Connecticut says Eagles’ Nest. Rham NEW YORK (U PI)-There’s their club choose to retain Drawn by free admissions and a not much balance in the error as far as the East Divi- them and then the team slate of traditional Christmas up it will be on the receiving end of journeys to Canton High, AUTOMOTIVE- Bee Moquin TREES 95 football center Pete Gursky’s 180481, Nelson Walsh 202-572, American Basketball Associa- sion race goes between New which picks them up after activities, some 6,000 persons Rockville is at Bulkeley tion this year, not when four York and Kentucky. visited Mystic Seaport Sunday. . transfer from the University of High in Hartford, South Dennis Delisle 210, Rich John- the option year must com- Vermont, which this year ended son 216-612, George Moquin 518, teams have 20 more victories The Nets finally overhauled pensate the player’s original Officials of the reconstruct^ onSiwunVullmIGicE $19 DC Windsor entertains South than the other six combined. front-running Kentucky last 2 its collegiate football program Dick Moquin 509, Lenny Delisle 19th century whaling village SfLandup...... from week, but their stay In first club. because of financial problems. 526, Bruce Moquin 512. (UPI photo) Denver is running away in the said it was one of the largest place was short-lived. off-season turnouts ever. About ______AHTIFICIAL THEE8 NOW AT REOUCEO PRICEtl /ABOUT 3,000 persons attended the day’s TOWN main event, a traditional com- Decorate Your Home munity carol sing led by the Seaside Carolers. The Norwich for Christmas & New Years 1 'The Manchester WATES will Concert Band had presented an not meet ’Tuesday. ’Their next informal concert earlier in the See lie Fdr: Wreathe, Oarlend, Roping, plus florist end Rams^ Linebacker Has Warning for Vikings meeting will be on Jan. 7. afternoon. deooraUng sufipllee, plaetie, velvet, btiriiip ribbon, wire, wreath fromee, styrofoam, oaale, pfoko, ernamonts, LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Islah Robertson, the the Rams defeated the Cleveland Browns 24-17 on a 73-yard just 49 yards rushing and Brown to only 39 in 18 carries. two weeks ago 23-17.,In that game, Billy Kilmer threw ooneo, ffllatlatoe, holly, auleoa, Riegar bo^loe, gar- linebacking star of the Los Angeles Rams, had a warning pass from Norm Van Brocklin to Tom Fears for the Minnesota won its NFC playoff opener 30-14 over St. three touchdown passes against Los Angeles. donlaa, Chrlstmaa eaoU, ehryeanthamume, Violals, Large for Chuck Foreman and the Minnesota Vikings. National Football League title. Louis in temperatures in the 20s and intermittent snow ‘‘One change we made from the first time we played and Small FoUoge Plenlo, plus OIFT CIRTIFICATESI "Chuck Foreman will have his work cut out for him next flurries at Bloomington Saturday. them was in our coverage in passing situations,” the Rams ’They had lost five playoff games since their last playoff Second Sunday,” Robertson promised. “The same thing will On Sunday, the crowd of 80,118 had a taste of what it will coach explained. c. win. \ Congregational Help the happen to Foreman that happened to Larry Brown.” be like for the Rams next Sunday. “In the first game, we sometimes left a sixth defensive S ' In a rematch of two teams that met here Nov. 24, the Merlin Olsen, Los Angeles’ premier 13-year defensive The temperature was down to 53 by the fourth quarter back in there. Today we took out that sixth back and put 3 “•4 Church Birds - Please WOODLAND Rams and the Vikings will go at each other at tackle, remembered something the Redskins’ George and gusting winds up to 40 miles an hour made the day Isiah back into the game on some of those occasions. This UNITED CHURCH OF CHRIET Feed Them! Bloomington, Minn., but there’s more at stake this time. Allen used to preach when he was head coach here. even less pleasant for Allen, who is now 0-6 in road playoff happened just before his interception.” GARDENS They’ll be battling for the National Football Conference A fumble by Doug Cunningham, picked up by the , V 385 North Main Stroot “George always says if you turn the ball over six times, games in his coaching career. title and a trip to New Orleans for the Super Bowl IX Jan. \e Manchaatar, Connacticut THY OUR that’s the game,” Olsen noted. “The wind really hampers your passing game,” said Redskins from San ^ancisco as an insurance running 12. DonH 168 Woodland St. Washington made exactly six turnovers, three fumbles Allen. "’The Rams had an advantage because they had a back at midseason, on a kickoff after Ray’s first field goal AUDOBONMIX "We’ll be well prepared for them,” said Rams rushing DECEMBER 24th Forget 5 LBS'. and three pgss interceptions, and that was the game. ’The better running game.” set up Los Angeles’ go-ahead three-pointer. Msnohostor star Lawrence McCutcheon, “and I think we’ll take it from Redskins committed five of their turnovers in the second Ram owner Carroll Rosenbloom, who is recovering from 7:30 P.M. Christmas Eve Candlelight Service them.” With the score 13-10, Allen replaced Kilmer and went The 99« half. a mild heart attack at Mt. Sinai Hospital in Los Angeles, with the 40-year-old Jurgensen. Jurgensen threw three in- Pageant "We’ve just got to forget about the weather there,” OPEN DAILY til 0 Behind 10-7 at halftime, the Rams won on David Ray was on the phone with Ram coach Chuck Knox after the terceptions. Birds! 100 Lbe. added quarterback James Harris. "I think we can win.” Special Christmas Music by the Choirs field goals of 37 and 26 yards and a 59-yard runback of a Los Angeles victory. ’The Rams ended the Washington Redskins’ season Sun- “We decided to go to Sonny because we hadn’t been Sonny Jurgensen pass by Robertson for a touchdown. "This is the best tonic in the world for dad,” said his son, FELIX M. DAVIS, Minister • ffa Holpful day with a come-from-behlnd 19-10 victory—the first Los moving the ball well,” explained Allen. "Jurgy has been 15.99 The Ram defense, which permitted the fewest points in Steve, 30, a Rams’ front office executive. HERBERT CHATZKY, MinUter of Mutic Angeles playoff triumph since Dec. 23,1951. On that day. coming through under those circumstances al! year." Advic# To Alll the NFL during the regular season, held the Redskins to Knox watched his Rams beat a team that it had lost to PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 1974 Lakers ComeAlivet Irish R u n O ut of Gas MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 1974 — PAGE FIFTEEN Ready to Rebound AND Parent Keeps Improving NEW YORK (UPI) — Can the Los Angeles Lakers turn Against U nbeaten U C L A BASKETBALL SCOREBOARD In Bid for MVP Repeat things around? \w TOMGHT Bill Sharman thought so after his team scored a 115-102 home court winning streak shifted from his forward 9;(MI Koolltull: BlurlMtiinel NEW YORK (UPI) - NBA win over the Portland Trailblazers Sunday night. Maybe i t ’s the smog. to 71 games. position to the center spot. Carolina defeated Yale 70- Itowl • lluuHton VH. North MIDGET EuHirrn Confen-nct' NEW YORK ( U P I )- B e n - gesture for his night's work goal at 11:11 of the final “It’s like I’ve been saying all year,’’ said Sharman, Whatever it is, there’s “UCLA is just too good,” In other games involving fought off a Red Wing t^uruliiiu .Stuir, (Jli.8. 53. Andy’s toppled Army & Navy Alluniir l)i\lHiun nie Parent, winner of the when Bobby Clarke lifted period lifted Atlanta to vic- whose Lakers are embedded in last place in the NBA’s something about Los said Notre Dame coach the top 10, top-ranked North defender to pick up Bobby last Friday night, 20-15, at the W L P e t . GB MVP award in last season’s the puck backwards for him tory over the Rangers and Pacific Division. “When we rebound and don’t turn the ball Angeles that just doesn’t Digger Phelps. “We played Carolina State clobbered All-America David Orr's rebound off the back West Side Rec with Dave Parks Buffalo 21 11 ,656 Stanley Cup playoffs, isn't to catch as the final buzzer gave the Flames possession over we can be consistent winners.’’ , agree with Notre Dame. a 20-mlnute game, but unfor- Davidson 95-79; No. 2 In- Thompson scored 43 points leading the winners with 13 board and tossed a forehand Boston 19 12 .613 IVa the kind of guy who rests on sounded. of second place in Division 1 The Lakers, led by Gail Goodrich’s 44-point outburst, It happened in footbail tunately it’s a 40-minute and Moe Rivers chipped in points. Joe Maher netted nine New York 18 12 .600 2 over the sprawling goalie. battled back from a 13-point halftime deficit and put the game they were playing. with 26 as North Carolina for the losers. his laurels. In other NHL action, Buf- of the NllL. Bennett con- Boston's Phil Esposito, who earlier this season when Philadelphia 12 20 ,375 9 falo blanked Washington 4-0, game away with a nine-point spurt in the closing minutes You cannot slow down State boosted its record to 6- Lfiilrul l)i\iHion If anything, the 29-year- verted passes from Tom had hat tricks in his previous Notre Dame led Southern Atlanta topped the New Lysiak and Jean Lemieux of the game. California 24-0, then com- against a good team when 0 by downing Davidson. W L P e t . GB old goalie of the two games, scored twice York Rangers 4-3, the New with New York’s Brad Park Goodrich connected on 15 of 28 field goals and 14 of 16 pletely fell apart and ended you have a big lead. We went College Thompson hit on 19 of 32 Washington 23 9 ,719 Philadelphia Flyers seems within a 2:03 span of the se- York Islanders defeated in the penalty box for trip- free throws. Backcourt mate Lucius Allen added 25 points. up losing 55-24. to a zone defense for the field goal attempts and also Cleveland 16 12 .571 5 intent on bettering his per- cond period, a6 he raised his BOWLING Basketball Action In the Midget League Kansas City 5-2, Boston ping Bob Leiter. In the final “Gail was definitely super on offense,” said Sharm, It happened again Satur- first time this year and in grabb^ 10 rebounds. Houston 16 15 .516 6 ‘/a formance of last season career goal output to 500. at the Community Y Satur^y Atlanta 14 17 .452 8Va when he led the league with edged Detroit 5-4, Chicago minute of play, the red light “But we thought it was one 6f his better defensive games day night at Pauley the first half they weren’t night saw the Lakers top Mo- MERCANTILE- George MWMMMOaOMWWflOOOMOW Scott May tallied 27 points New Orleans 3 28 .097 19 blanked Toronto 3-0 and went on behind Atlanta’s as well. Barber 135, Mick Holmes 161- hitting or getting the offen- 12 shutouts, shared the Bl uck lluwks 3, Pavilion, and this time the d ^ n Janitorial, 24-19, and the Weslf-rn Gonferenre “We can’t count on him to score 40 very often. We have 378, Stan Mirucki 146, Ed sive rebound. But when they diana routed Nebraska 97- to spark Indiana past Vezina Trophy with goalie Bill Myre when a Muplc Leafs 0 outcome was almost as Braves outlast Manchester Cy- MidwfHl DiviitiuM to have a balanced attack, and the only way we can get Tomkiel 147, Henry Frey 135- 60; No. 4 Louisville whipped Nebraska for the cham- Chicago’s Tony Esposito and backhand shot by Derek humiliating. The Irish led by started hitting and clearing cle, 38-15. Jamie Gallagher W L P e t . GB Goalie Tony Esposito that is by running." 376, Harry Buckminster 136-375, No. 7 Marquette 80-69; No. 5 ^onship of the Indiana pumped in 11 points for the captured the Conn Smythe Sanderson apparently as many as 19 points in the the boards it was all over.” Chieago 16 13 .552 stopped 34 shots or his 51st Bill Sheekey 143-376, Dave Classic. The Hoosiers, now Trophy as the outstanding scored. However, referee The Lakers were able to fast break against Portland first half of their game with Sophomore Richard Southern California beat Lakers and Ken Hill had nine KC-Omaha 17 17 . 500 l ‘/2 career shutout and fifth this Krinjak 144-395, Rick Breen 144- 8-0, led 40-21 at halftime and for Janitorial. David McConnell Bruce Hood ruled the puck because of the rebounding of center Elmore Smith. Smith Washington sparked the New Mexico 84-74; No. 6 Detroit 16- 17 .485 2 player in the Stanley Cup season as the Black Hawks 145-391, Tony Vann 350, Bub third-ranked UCLA and had 18 rebounds, giving him 41 in his last two games Bruins’ victory with 25 Maryland downed George the Comhuskers could get no (16) and Terry McConvllle (12) Milwaukee 12 18 .400 4>/2 competition. did not cross the goal line. defeated the Maple Leafs. Bender Ed Burbank 353, were leading 47-37 at half- were best for the Braves with m. against the Blazers, who are still playing without injured points, including 18 in the se- Washington 81-67; No. 8 closer than 14 points in the Purifir DiviHioii Parent turned in his sixth Islanders .5, Scouts 2 Chicago's first two goals Leo Foglia 355, Stan Jarvis 360, time, yet ended up losing 85- Jim Paggoli and Rich Mikoleit center Bill Walton. Alabama humbled Austin second half. W L P e t . GB shutout of the year Sunday Vancouver beat California 6- Billy Harris scored the Jim Bell 378, Jeff Miller 375. 72 as the Bruins ran their cond half after he was netting four apiece for Cycle. came on power plays, Stan Peay 85-65 and No. 9 North Golden sb te 20 11 .645 night when he stopped 24 4. tiebreaking goal in the third In the Pee Wee League, Mikita scoring in the first Louisville, leading only 31- Seattle 16 17 ,485 5 shots while leading the Sabres t, (Ju|iiluls () period to lead the Islanders Nassiff Arms outdistanced period and Cliff Koroll in the 27 at halftime, got 17 second- Portland 15 17 .469 5 Vi Wynuui Oil, 11-6. Billy Masse Flyers to a 40 victory over Don Luce scored three past the Scouts. Harris second on the first two of half points from Junior Phoenix 14 16 .467 5V2 hammered in his 35-footer 2 lonch^/t^r scored nine for the winners the Pittsburgh Penguins, goals in the second period to four penalties called on the Bridgeman and handed Los Angeles 13 19 .406 7Va The victory enabled the pace the Sabres’ triumph. only 29 seconds into the final and Kevin Burnham accounted Maple Leafs. (UPI photo) lorkodo Marquette its second loss in for all of Wyman’s markers. ABA Flyers to equal their club Luce, who scored twice with period, breaking a 2-2 a week. Marquette used a East record of 11 straight un- Buffalo shorthanded, upped deadlock. Andre St. Laurent Bruins ’ Ken Hodge Waits for Pass deliberate offense rather W L P e t . G B beaten games. his season goal total to 19 as raised the Islanders' advan- (iuiiucks 6, Seals 4 Kentueky Toronto Defenseman Borje Salming Helps Defend Goal successfully in the first half, 21 9 .700 The defending Stanley Cup the Sabres improved their tage to 4-2 at 6:40 with a Vancouver broke loose for but tried to run with the Car- INTERFAITH New York 22 10 .688 St. Louis champions broke loose for record to 23-6-5, the best in wide-angled shot and Garry four goals in a six-minute dinals in the second half and With Gary Heckman and Kip 13 21 .382 10 stretch of the second period Memphis 9 22 .290 12Va three goals in the second the league. The hat trick Howatt added a goal at 17 :40 was blown out. Richardson pouring in 14 points for the final margin. to beat California. The D odgers Jo i n in H u n ter B id d i ng 3 a|dece, Wapping Congre- Virginia 8 23 .258 13Vi period as Rick MacLeish, was Luce's first in his Reggie Leach and Ross six-year career and the two Canucks lost two players Gus Williams and Bob gational overwhelmed West Lonsberry tallied. Bob Kelly shorthanded goals gives him with injuries. Mike Trowbridge each scored 16 Emanuel of Manchester, 75-30, W L P e t . G B Bruins .5, Red Wings 4 LOS ANGELES (UPI) - represented by owner Gene Williams, who managed Denver made it 4-0 for the Flyers five for the season, three Robitaille suffered a hip in- points to lead unbeaten Saturday at Illing, Jeff 27 5 .844 Don Marcotte scored with The Los Angeles Dodgers Autry, manager Dick Hunter at Oakland, said only Lumpkin bad seven markers for San Antonio 19 15 .559 with a 15-foot shot down less than the league record jury in the first period and Southern California past 50 seconds remaining to give joined in the bidding for Williams and general “Jim is a very fine man and Emanuel. Indiana 13 15 .464 center at 14:49 of the third set by Dave Keon in the 1970- Paulin Bordeleau hurt his New Mexico for the cham- the Bruins a 5-4 win over the former Oakland A’s pitcher manager Harry Dalton, by leaving the A’s he’s going In other league action. Faith Utah 15 19 .441 period. ankle in the third period. pionship of the Trojan 71 season, Red Wings. Marcotte, 10 Catfish Hunter during the were also in Ahoskie during to find out about real hap- Lutheran nipped Center San Diego 11 19 .367 Parent, who has a record Both were taken to the Classic. The Trojans, Flami-H I,’ Rangers J feet to the right of Detroit weekend and were promised the weekend. piness.” Congregational, 37-31, and WHA of 19-4-4, was paid a fitting Curt Bennett’s power play goalie Jim Rutherford, hospital for X-rays. trailing 35-31 at halftime, South Methodist belted Temple East an opportunity to “match took control of the game by Beth Shalom, 53-17. Rich Clarke W L T P t s the highest bid” when all the outscoring the Lobos 10-2 netted 10 for Faith and Dean New England 19 11 1 39 money offers are in. during a three and a half Anderson had 16 for Center. Cleveland 11 14 1 23 Dodgers Manager Walt minute stretch late in the se- John G riffin and N eil Chicago 11 18 0 22 Alston, president Peter cond half. McKenney had 18 and 13 points Indianapolis 6 27 0 12 Whalers Surprised, O’Malley and vice president respectively for Methodist West Elsewhere, No. 13 South A1 C a m p a n i s f l e w t o while John Keller’s 10 were W L T Pts H u n ter’s hometown of Carolina beat LSU 77-64 to high for Temple. . Houston 22 11 0 44 Ahoskie, N.C., and met with win the Carolina Classic, B O W L IN G Phoenix 15 12 2 32 Toronto Ups Margin Hunter and his attorneys, J. I GIVE A BOATING GIFT THIS CHRISTMAS! Virginia Tech upset San Diego 15 15 1 31 Carlton Cherry and Ernest Washington, also ranked Minnesota 26 RESTAURANT - Frank (THEN THE WHOLE FAMOLY CAN ENJOY IT) ''Calling all late EAST FROSH 13 15 L. Evans, Saturday mor- 13th, 88-77; Arizona, Ued for Michigan - 10 20 22 Blank 142-382, Frank Calvo 353, Squaring its mark at 2-2 in the NEW YORK (UPI) - period for Michigan. An- Roudruniiert* 4, Jets 2 ning. SEE THE "PROS" FOR 13th, crushed Oregon 94-63; Greater Hartford Freshman Canadian Toronto stretched it’s lead draseik’s goal came after Phoenix goalie Gary Kurt Keith Dashno 148-381, Jim League, the East Catholic W L Pts Lambert 136-362,, Ken I^rks- lOATS ENGINES t No. 17 Penn toppled Sunday in the only division the Stags blew a 2-0 lead in blocked 41 shots, 20 in the O’M alley would only Northeastern 109-72; freshman rallied to top Toronto 19 12 39 tein 378, Tom Greer 363, Jim describe the meeting as race that’s close in the the third period, allowing last period. A crowd of 9,298 Bell 140-358, Bob Mike 136-135- HORNS ENSIGNS Memphis State, tied for Northwest Catholic, 53-50, Quebec 18 13 36 Quebec’s Serge Bernier to saw Phoenix, which now has “friendly and cordial,” but Saturday in West Hartford. The Edmonton 32 World Hockey Association 388, E m il P alm ier 154-404, 17th, edged Pepperdine 111- 16 9 while East cellar-dweller In- score twice and tie the won two of three here, in- both Hunter and Evans said COMPASSES PAINTS shoppers...” Eagles outscored Northwest in Winnipeg 15 13 31 Dave Castagne 147-144-409, 108 in overtim e; No. 19 game. Bernier set a league crease its winning streak to the Dodgers would be the final period, 21-14, to cop Vancouver 14 14 29 dianapolis gave runaway Mike Balesano 175-409, Ed MARINE SUPPLIES Oklahoma topped Wichita consecutive games scoring six. Michel Cormier scored Doucette Jr. 359, John Ortoleni allowed to make a final offer the verdict. Division 1 New England a bit of a sur- State 75-55 and Kentucky 354, Frank McNamara 142-359, after Hunter has talked with NAUTICAL EQUIPMENT East, now 24 overall, was W L Pts prise on a busy day in the record with the goals, giving two first-period goals for the crushed Oklahoma State 90- Dave Carlson 353, Ted Schuetz paced by Oily Lucier’s 19 points Philadelphia 22 6 49 WHA. him a string of 10 straight Roadrunners. Phoenix’ everyone. “We’K Boat Men — We Hnve Tbe Supplies, If you’re looking for that last 358, Alex Urbanetti 142-389, and The Know How;” 65. and 13 rebounds. Norm Funk Atlanta 15 15 35 games and breaking a other scorers were Wendell Anto M ayer 140-350, Dan and Pete Warren added 13 and NY Islanders 13 12 35 Defenseman Rick Cun- record of nine held by Bobby Bennett and Bob Harlow. “All I told the Dodgers SALES ft SIBBVIOE on BOATS and MOTORS 11 noarkers respectively and Vignone 358, Ken Lynch 138-376, E NY Rangers 13 11 34 ningham scored a pair of Hull. The goals gave Bernier was that if they’re ip the minute gift for that sfiecial Kevin Williams also played Brian Lynch 359, Paul Correnti Division 2 third period goals on long 25 for the season, including running when I’m finished West Haven Yanks well. 356, Larry Bates 135-138-375, talking to the other clubs. C A PIT O L W Pts shots to lead the Toronto 15 in the last 10 games. George May 158-382. EQUIPMENT CO.. INC. someone on your list...there’s WEST HAVEN (UPI) - The Vancouver 21 Toros to a 5-2 victory over Oilcrw 6, .Mnriiu‘r» 3 I’ll give them a call,” owner of the West Haven 14 14 Ron Buchanon’s eighth S8 MAIN ST., IdANCUESTEB 6iS-79S8 INTERTOWN St. Louis Chicago and extend their Hunter said. Yankees —the N.Y. Yankees’ 14 13 32 Acros 3, Ousiidcrs 0 goal of the season midway in Victorious after two setbacks Chicago lead in the Canadian Divi- ‘‘We reached an un- Eastern League AA farm club Minnesota 11 18 26 Ted Taylor scored two Saturday was Manchester in sion to three points over the third period snapped a 3- derstanding with the no douht you can find it right —says the team will be back In 5 24 14 goals and Ron Grahame tied Costs Increase the Intertown Basketball Kansas City 3 deadlock and Edmonton Dodgers,” said Evans. West Haven next season Quebec, which was beaten 3- League, 52-51 over Newington. Division 3 a Houston club record with scored two more goals when MONTREAL (UPI) - The “They will be given an op- C regardless of who owns it. Ron 2 in overtime by Michigan. . BOATING Mark Murphy (19), Jim Taylor W L T P t s his third shutout of the San Diego pulled its organizing committee for the hero at the Manchester Parkade. Duke said he has yet to decide portunity to match the (15) and Mike Thompson (8) Montreal 18 6 12 48 season. The W estern goaltender in an effort to 1976 Montreal Olympics said whether he will sell the In other WHA action, highest bid once we have SUPPLIES paced the Silk Towners. Satur- Los Angeles 17 4 12 46 Division-leading Aeros Friday the games were now franchise, but if he does there Houston blanked Cleveland catch up. gotten down to specifics and day, Manchester is at Windsor Pittsburgh 11 16 6 28 raised their record to 22-11 expected to cost more than dou- will be an agreement with the 3- 0, Phoenix beat Winnipeg all the bids are in.” The Parkade stores have every Locks and Sunday Glastonbury Detroit 9 18 4 22 ble original estimates. buyer the team will have to stay 4- 2 and Edmonton downedwith the victory, punctuated provides the opposition at the Washington 3 28 4 lo The California Angels, in West Haven. San Diego 6-3. by a first-period fight thing in the way of gifts, Community Y at 6:30. Division 4 between Richie Leduc and W L T P t s Slags 3, Nortli(|ues 2 Terry Ruskowski and one in 'Buffalo 23 6 5' 51 Steve Andraseik scored the second period between Boston 20 8 6 46 candies, photographic supplies, Toronto • 10 16 6 26 his fourth goal of the season Russ Walker and Glen California 7 22 6 20 at 2:57 of the overtime Irwin. etc., for the late Christmas Shopper. Hurry though, there’s Concordia Lutheran Church WITH MY FR S BONUS STUB not much time left. 40 PITKIN STREET Christmas Eve,,, 3:00 p.m. Holy Communion, wilh some German TOMORROW IS THE lAST 7:00 p.m.-Festival Children's Service 10:45 p.m. Carol sing 11:00 p.m. Festival Holy Communion Service 2 CHANCE TO VISIT SANTA with Instrumentalists The Rev. Burton D. Strand, Pastor The Rev. David W. Rinas, Pastor AT THE PARKADE OEFORE David L. 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Blue Pinches NEW CASINO GROTON (UPI) - Sixteen PORT-de-FRANCE (UPD - Health Services Contract Approved employes of two stores were The beachfront Meridien Mar- First Aid Courses Offered a rrest^ Sunday for violating tinique Hotel, opened last I WHEN YOU THINK departrnent' approved the con- Dr. Mervyn H. Little, who.has request for such services. First Selectman Aaron Reid cruiser Dec. 14, In memory of the state’s blue laws, police Christmas on this FYench Carib- She Herali) HEBRON tract at a meeting earlier this served as the director of health Selectman Robert Craig said the town would reimburse her late husband, Aldoph, who said. Town of Groton police bean island, has added a casino Arc,I Profile Classes will be held in the p.m.. United Congregational u. Chiang, Crestwood Manor; Anne Dallaire month. for Hebron, will now serve as presented to the board informa- them when they completed and for many years served as a TOLLAND arrested the manager and five featuring baccarat, roulette and ambulance garage on Dunn Hill Church. Otto H. Jacobi III and Edith M. Corretpondeni the medical director and will be tion on a credited emergency passed the course. The informa- Hebron constable. Vivian Kenneson Saturday: Indian Valley Teen employes of the Style Shop and black ja i^ Rd. The only cost will be |1.95 Jacobi to Raymond A. and i COATS 228-3267 The contract provides that responsible for all medical medical service course at tion will be sent to the con- Reid also told the board that Correspondent 10 employes of the nearby for books, which can be paid at Square Dance, 7:30 p.m., Irene M. Provost, Timber A health services contract Glastonbury wllf furnish the decisipns and aspects which Manchester Community stables. Mr. Thomas Ford, represen- Tel. 875^704 the first class. Parker School. Trail; Simeon B. and Doris M. Variety House. Police said the YOU THINK between Hebron and Glaston- director of health as well as en- may arise in Hebron. College. The board also received a The Tolland Volunteer Am- arrests were made about 2 p.m. Ahearn Hopes to Form tative of the Columbia- Further Information may be Luhrsen to William and bury has been approved by the vironmental health services to letter from Mrs. Lydia Simons, Andover-Hebron Community bulance Association will offer Warranty Deeds after they received complaints Craig asked that, if the con- obtained from Eileen Warner at Margaret Zinchuk, Bald Hill. state Department of Health. the Town of Hebron. The State Department of Rt. 85 Hebron, extending her Health Service, Inc., was un- three free first aid courses Louis Lipman of Martin Rd. the stores were doing business THE stables in town were interested 875-6957. Q uitclaim Deeds VITAMIN Legislative Committee The Board of Selectmen has Since the current director of Health says it will be pleased to personal thanks to all the peo- able to attend this meeting, but beginning Jan. 6 and Jan. 8. and Helena S. Berr, on a Sunday, when Connectp- in taking the course, would the Gerard Pasterick to Bar- received a letter that the public health of Glastonbury is a non- assist Glastonbury and Hebron ple who worked on the cruiser would be able to come to the The American Red Cross Candlewood Dr.; Helen K. cut’s blue laws bar all but es- HEADQUARTERS town reimburse the constables. bara Jane Pasterick, church, sing Christmas songs, health council of the state physician, it Is understood that if they feel a need and make a and for the dedication of the Dec. 27, selectmen’s meeting. standard first aid classes will Community Calendar Wanat to Henry and George Crestwood Dr.; Town of sential articles from being sol(l. COAT RACK HEBRON and hear the Christmas story. run about 10 weeks. Evening Monday: Planning and Zoniitg Krechko, Sugar Hill; C, Y and L All the persons arrested were I ..V r- . 48 PURNELL PLACE Tolland to Tolland Housing Anne Dalluire Classes will begin at 7 and run Commission, 8 p.m.. Education Realty Co. to Thomas A. and Authority, Rt. 74; Oscar Phillip released on their promise to DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER Bulletin Board Mamie Casa, Columbia Rd.; (DIVISION OF CARRIAaS HOUSR BOUTIQUI) Alloysius Ahearn, about two hours. Morning Administration Building. Jr. to Nancy Phillip, Easton appear Jan. 7 in Circuit Court 10 Monday: Town Clerk’s office Irene Weber to Jaf and Jeanne representative-elect for the All stores open late Mon.— Closed Toes, at 6 p.m. so our employees may spend Christmas Eve with their lamllles. classes will begin at 9 and baby- Tuesday; Christmas Rd. in Groton. hours, 7 to 9 p.m.; Alloysius sitting will be provided. candlelight services, 7 and 8:30 55th District will be at the Town Office Building tonight at 8. Ahearn, representative elect for the 55th District, 8 p.m. at Ahearn is Interested in for- the Town Office Building. No lovelier ming a bipartisan legislative Tuesday: Hebron dump Holiday Fruit gift than flowers. committee with the residents THERE’ S NO BIGGER VALUE THAN WHEN YOU CLIP & USE FOOD MART COUPONS! hours, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; Pick up a beautiful plant from the town. Several of the St. Peter's Episcopal Church, (HItTTays other towns In the 55th District Children’s Creche Service at California Sunkist si» have already formed these 2 he KeralD food club b 4:30 p.m.; First Congregational Fancy Tray F I EHY CROCKfR | committees. Mum Plants Area Profile HAWAIIAN Church, Christmas Eve All citizens are invited to at- Worship Service, 7 p.m.; 12 pieces of Navel Oranges12'"'89‘ $099 6" $ 0 9 9 CRANBUR’^ ; LAYIR^CAKI mV off tend. For further information, White Seedless - Indian River ^ Pot ea. Pot j ea. I HUNCH Douglas Library will be open in choice fruit. MIXES ALL FLAVORS PURCHASE OF 1 PAIR | call David Allbee, 537-5784. the afternoon, but closed in the SAUCI I lIV i OUNCE PACKAGE evening; St. Peter’s Episcopal I Christmas Service Grapefruit 8'“*1 Budget May Be Short NO'NONSiNSI I St. Peter’s Episcopal Church Church parish Festival Christ- Extra Fancy Tray western*^ Poinsettia Plants ! ALL mas Service, 10:30 p.m. Parish Festival Christmas will Anjou p«art, dallcloui apples and navel orangei. For Electricity Funds I VAR. Wednesday: Town Office Decorative four flower $049 I PANTYHOSI I be held Tuesday 10 10:30 p.m. Building closed; St. Peter’s Anjou Pears 10'”89® ' ’ ‘ plant in a 6" pot. I mm 3 S« 3 with music of the season and Walnuts in Shell WITH RURCNAII OF SS.M OR M ORI AND THIS COUK>N I W IT H FURC H A S B O F SS.M OR M O R t A N D T H IS C Q UFO N WITH FURCHAtl OF SS.M OR M O RI AND THIS COUFON WITH THIS COUFON AT FOOD MARTI. OOOO THRU ■ Episcopal Church, Holy Com- AT lOOD MARTS. OOOO THRU TUISOAV, DfC. 14. AT FOOD MARTS. OOOD THRU TURtDAY. D IC . M. ■ AT FOOD A U R TI. OOOO THRU T U IID A Y . D IC . M. ■ TUISDAV. D ie. M. LIMIT 1 COUFOH . t FAIR FIR | Choral Holy Communion at 11 A beautiful LIMIT 1 COUK1N • 1 CAN F it CUSTOMIR. LIMIT 1 FKO. • 1 COUFON FIR CUITOMIR. | LIMIT S CANS . I COUFON FIR CUtTOMIR. | CUITOMRR. ■ munion, 10 a.m. 1 lb. Bag ' only thing left to do and he I p.m. KB. Walnut Meats Red Delicious Apples plant aa traditional VER^ON would object to that measure. Thursday: Douglas Library Crisp - U.S. #1,2V."min. Q aa Santa Claus The Town of Vernon, like He said that in making up the Ptias IPMaiVI THBOUOH TUnOAY. DKtMBtt 24 Children's Service closed; Hebron dump hours, 11 Mixed Nuts In Shell 2 »> Snack time goodness for boys and girls. ****’ O W some individuals, may have budget no one could have St. Peter’s Episcopal Church a.m. to 4:30 p.m. trouble finding the money to predicted the sudden rise in fuel u.s.oovT. in s p e c t e d '^ will have a children’s Creche Friday: Selectmen’s meeting GRADE"A" SWIFT'S PREMIUM pay its electric light bill due to costs. He said in the coming Service Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. for 4:30 p.m. at the Town Office adjustment charges. budget it will be necessary to DEEP BASTED the children who are too young Building. Stanley Roessler, director of TURKEYS to attend the Christmas Eve Saturday: Hebron dump estimate charges much higher. TOMS - - U - 1] LBS. administration, is worried that Several years ago, before the celebration. hours, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Eat well for the hedidays & the electricity budget for the town governments were con- BUHERBALL The children will take part in Sunday: First Congregational town may be short as much as solidated, the City of Rockville assembling the creche in the Church, Worship Service, 9:30 318,000 by the end of the fiscal instituted a street lighting 49s a.m. year in July. program to combat crime and ,^HENS '• HI.M 59* Li. Roessler said the amount make driving safer. Shortly leatve some room for budgeted is $82,000 and just after the program went into TURKEYS about half that amount has been effect the city received a $400 U.S.D.A. CHOICE spent in the first five months of award and a plaque from T0NS-1S-22 U S . Officials Discuss this fiscal year. Reader’s Digest for having the BEEF a little icy in your heart. The major item in the elec- best street lighting program in happy HOLIDAYS! tricity budget is the street the country among cities of RIB ROAST Traffic at Notch dlkmi&lmsimasftvmaUtiota'friends of SfopiSf^SMop. “ 'For Christmas give Stop & Shop lights. Conservation measures similar population. The more you see at LARG E E N D * - 7 RIBS have been taken in all other The town departments will Food Marts...the more Gift Certificates areas, as far as lighting is con- start soon after the first of the BOLTON Patrons Thanked ARMOUR STUFFED TURKEYS ^'79‘ Buy them in $5, $7.50 and $10 denomina- cerned. Roessler said shutting new year to put together ideas you'll get for sur­ Donna Holland Bentley Memorial Library tions at our customer service desks. Re- off street lights would be the budgets for 1975. i*1.19- prising your family and SWIFT PREMIUM DUCKS >99' Correspondent wishes to thank each of its Beef Rib Roast deemable until December 31, 1975. lAARVIL 646-0375 patrons for his support and in- friends with all the HENS TURKEY ROAST "SiX *2.39 terest over the past year with MAIVtL An informal session was ALL i LI. special thanks to Patricia ROCKVILLE good things to eat, that U.S.DJi. CHOICI TURKEY ROAST WMITI FKO *2.69 scheduled for today at the Com- SROWD ILM munity Hall by John Toomey, ^nkel, Peggy Bario, Cynthia Fruit Cocktaii makes happy mem - BEEF SHOULDER ROAST t.*1.49 Bither, Mary Bliss, David HOSPITAL NOTES U.B.O.A. CNO ICI • I l l F CHUCK BREAKFAST PORK SAUSAGE *1.19 chairman of the issues com- 6th & 7th Ribs Bone-ln Bushnell, Mrs. Joseph Byrne, Stop&Shop Q C c ories. UNDER BLADE ROAST CALIFORNIA l .99‘ mittee of the Democratic Tovm Vahiea In our grocory department! Great beef! "Quality-Protected" beef at Stop & Shop! l | | a BEEF Robert Gorton, Steve Greene, 17oz.Can Admitted Thursday: Stephen Frieda,Otto, West Rd., VEAL CUTLETS *2.49 Committee. Mandarin Oranges 3 e ‘1 Faroni, Storrs; Marshall Fish, Rockville; Jane Phlnney, Staf- HORMEL CURE 81 HAM *2.19 The session will discuss the Oscar Gronlund, Ruth Grose, Warehouse Point; Joseph fordvllle; Theresa Shea, Peter- SHOP EARLY! DIM BRAHD HALF traffic situation at Bolton Lillian Harpin, Donna Holland. Cranberry Juice Cocktail 69* Cut Green Beans Slop A Shop 41 08. Bottle Lorenzetti, Stafford Springs; son Rd., Vernon; Larry A ll FOOD MART STORtS WILL BE Semi Beneless Ham ii'1.29 Notch where Rts. 6 ti 44A Also Maureen Houle, Joan Rib Steak 79f. Potato Chips Slone Shop ’1“ 59* Stop & Shop ^ 15% OZ. $ ’^ Steven Paganetti, Niantic; Soucier, Spring St., Rockville. CLOSED TUESDAY, DECEMBER 24 AT 6 The Holiday calls for the very host! branch off and at the shopping Laius, Mrs. Lockwood, Jean OiM SMOKID Cucumber Slices sl'2.*-?;^ ”£‘ 59* Gregory Plunket, Main St., Births Friday: daughter to P.M. dsnter. Mahon, Sue Manning Nina X T u m j ! 4th & 5th Ribs d Spsnlih South Windsor; Delina Rhines, Daisy R II ’Tot?" ^. *1.29 Waldhaum's New York style "Deli" Miller, Mrs. Miner, rarbara Gloria Stuffed Olives .nrii5 01. Jar 49* Mr. and Mrs. Ariel Gordon, ^ ______- > U.S.D.A. CHOICE Those invited who agreed to jZ iH U lb. stop & Shop SWIFT'S FR IM IU M Moriarty, Eileen Packard, Broad Brook; Gail Shefelbine, Boyer Rd., Rockville; a son to U.S.O.A. CNOICI BEEFCHUCK attend the session were a Lindsay Pitted Olives s.i.ct 49* RFD 4, Rockville; Jennie representative from the state Gloria Polidaro, Fannetta Prin- 40 C l. t 0 7 9 Mr. and Mrs. Richard Sullivan, BEEF RIB ROAST l . M .39 Sausage "»vV io i pko SS* DOMESTIC 'im p o r t e d jar lsbur ^ Stop & Shop Trash Bags Pkg. C Beverages Svirk, Cider‘Mill Rd., U.S.O.A CNO ICI i l l F CHUCK DO NILISS Department of Transportation; dle, Daniel Rattazzi, June San- Woodland St., Rockville. BLADE STEAK FOOD CLUR OR COLONIAL Ellington. UNDER BLADE STEAK .39 BOILER SWISS Aioysius Ahearn, Democratic born, Nancy Silverstein, John Libby Whole Kernel Corn 'iSi 29* ». no-relurnbll. A t f jC Sliced Bacen I L I. FKO. *1.25 Smythe, Viola Sobol, Dorothy esorted FItvore £ . 4 . Discharged Thursday: Micvi U S.D.A. CNO ICI I l l F CHUCK OR ROAST HAM CHEESE state representative-elect for Potato Ch i ps «°k,* 2 . Bag 59* Beef Reuiid^f 39 Aulsevich, Linden PI., UNDER BLADE STEAK .. 99‘ the 55th District; Maureen Taft, Joan Teller, Helen Veitch, Vlasic Whole Kosher Dills 69* Rockville; Mrs. Kathleen Back U S O.A. CNOICI • illF CHUCK lO NILISI Houle, Democratic Town (Com- Alan Wiedie, Geri Wilson, Vlasic Kosher Dill Spears ‘!r.“ 59* Cranberry Sauce and daughter, Somersville; UNDER BLADE POT ROAST l . *1.19 mittee chairman; Bernard Bolton Junior Woman’s Club npRoast Alb. Yale Program FOIMIRLY lO N IL III CHUCK •1 0 9 <149 and many others. Paper Plates -100 ct. *S^;r* 89* Stop & Shop A i8oz. $*4 Hattie Berry, Park West Dr., U.S.O.A. CNOICI c a 57? !1.29 Scheer, spM.49 store owners; Grant Davis, Underwood Spreads 59* Simply Super - Uniformly gootj everytime. Traditional... delicious. Cane | Rd., ^u th Windsor; Robert Available Churney Muenster Cheese *1.49 resident on Lakeside Circle; Deviled Hem, Corned Beef or Chicken-4Vf oi. Can A Fudge Brownie Mix !2w"“7i.g 79* stop & Shop Lloyd, Lake St., Vernon; Gerry To Juniors PROGRESSO M.59 Robert Peterson, resident state Propery Tax Ludden Jr., Windsor Locks; Slicing Provolone Cheese trooper, and Richard Morra, All-week freezer specials! Steven Meehan, Hartford; CORONET Siiced Beets NEW HAVEN (UPI) - Yale S A L A D A LB. first selectman. Relief Asked 100% Otenoe Juice tram Flmlda Lox Sale NOVA SCOTIA OR ALASKAN *1.19 CM^Mi‘tlmply Supar regular ground beet conlaint nd not more then B 2S% ol (at. e ^ James Nolan, Eastview Dr., University scientists and SPAGHETTI Office Closed or sliced $*4 Vernon; Roy Rothe, Stafford engineers will present for the STUDIO TOWELS NEW HAVEN (UPI) - The carrots Cans | Carando Genoa Salami •'I LB. *1.09 All town offices will be closed Connecticut Conference of OMu^efuice Springs. fourth year a program for 100 T E A B A G S SAUCE Wednesday, Christmas day. 12^ C O U N T P K G P K G . O F 100 MAPINARA MEAT MUSHROOM Mayors and Municipalities NEW! Butter Makes ’Em Better B ir ^ Thursday: A son to talented high school juniors Carando Pepperoni •>L§. 99* Sun 6 oz. Mr. and Mrs. David Shefelbine, next spring to help influence today said local taxes are Glory Cans New Stop 8, Shop Butter Basted Turkeys are plump, meaty. U.S. Grade "A" turkeys . . . Fruit Flav. Gelatin •'t LB. New Books Added taking an increasingly larger — ^ turkeys that baste themselves with real creamery butterl RFD 4, Rockville; a daughter them in career decisions, the Rothmund German Bologna 75* bite of the income of Connec- Newton5 Acres Royal 2 2 0 ^ to Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Thomp- university said today. The following fiction books Green Beans Cut or French Btylt ’!.*,• 69* Stop&Shop h LB. ticut residents. son, Maple St., Ellington; a son Any high sdiool junior in Alperts Pastrami 79* have been added to the shelves CCM p re sid e n t M ayor Stop & Shop Cut .Corn 27* to Mr. and Mrs. John Viseskis, Connecticut and neaity states 39 of Bentley Memorial Library: stop & Shop Bartholomew Guida of New Vemwood Dr., Vernon. can apply for the free series of COLONIAL FRESHLY SLICED Caldwell, Glory and the Haven issued the statement BlitterBasted ST Admitted Friday: Constance lectures and laboratory FOODCLUB .PRODUCK. Lightning; Casteneda, Tales of while calling on the legislature Pumpkin Pie Trim Tiirlrov/c Ihs ^ Tomato Juice Bulger, Pleasant Valley Rd., sessions Yale professors wiU PIE CRUST MIX 27* BAKED ROAST Power; Cardiff. The Severing Tom Turkeys 16-22 lbs. to make property tax relief and Mrs. Smith’s Mo*- Tasty 32 OZ. South Windsor; Ferdinand give on seven consecutive HAM Line; Creasey, Masters of Bow stop 4 Shop Come into Food M a rti "pick your own" produce FOODCLUB BEEF increased state aid for Get your Slop 4 Shopaworthi "^kg. appetizer. Bottle Gillich, Lake St., Vernon; Rene Saturdays, starting March 1. Street; Goldman, Marathon 89^ Hen Turkeys Butter Basted 10-14 lbs. 39' dtpaiiment and help yeurtoK to a wondarful 25* municipal services one of its to a . ^ g o Rabe, Gerald Dr., Vernon; “Frontiers of Applied Mitcllon ol (ruiti and vagatablai. You'll find a MACARONI & CHEESE Man; Hunter, Streets of Gold; Butternut Squash \ Stop 4 Shop Butter Bbrtha Meitzier, Mountain ^ience” is sponsored by Yale’s . I « priorities. Bested 6-12 lbs. grand variaty of imported and domaitic itami ■ MSLtoH •1 .9 9 9 Maybury, Jessamy Court. Stop & Shop Squash 2 aSi 39* Stuffed Turkeys Guida said the share of per- Spring Rd., rockville; Juanita Department of Engineering and such at: ANISE - AVOCADOS - CHESTNUTS - Michaels, House of Many Deep Fried White Gem iS lb k H a m CHOCOLATE FLAVORED CHIPS 69* ALFBITS COOKID sonal income in Connecticut French Fries Krlnkle Cut ‘p‘^ ^ 69* Nelson, Anderson Rd., Tolland. Applied Science to help public PAPAYAS - PERSIMMONS - PINEAPPLES - Shadows; Moorcock, The U.S. Grade "A" 18-22 lbs. OATES - FIGS BELGIUM ENDIVE - that goes for property taxes Tom Turkeys stop & Shop C 8 9 Discharged Friday: Joyce and private secondary schools FOOD CLUB Corned Beef Briskets ... 69* SHALLOTS and the largest selection of bulk Hollow Lands; Raymond, The jum p^ by nearly 20 per cent White Gem Canned ^ Burke, Oakmoore Dr., Vernon; promote science and attract U.S. Grade "A " 10-14 lbs. nuts in town. ALL PURPOSE CRACKERS <» 47* Rothmund Cocktail Franks ..*1.89 Old June Weather; Robbins, from 1971 to 1973, while at the Apple Pie Hen Turkeys Elizabeth Fish, Warehouse able youngsters into the field. The Piratd; Schaeffer, Anya; Swift's 16-22 lbs. same time per capita personal Mrs. Smith’s 3 lb. Canned Ham »<»»»<>* Point; Chester Hammond, Applications may be obtained C M l a a a l * P O T A T O • C O L I SLAW Stone, Dog Soldiers; Thomp- Butterball Toms Deep Basted Turkeys wfllaUS MACARONI c. 4 9 * Income rose 17.5 per cent. That Look what'* lor desMrt. ^•'0- Windsor Locks; Gary Hawes, from local science teachers or U.S. FANCY • NATIVE son, The Swiss Legacy; Dak Canned Ham ’ •KDOIKM P O O D S- means, Guida said, state Swift's 7-14 lbs. 1 l b Ca n t i 4 9 Woodland St., Rockville; Allen Prof. Daniel E. Rosner, Mason Weldon, Female Friends; Pound Cake ci,mi.mio nui. 'AS 89* Butterball Hens Deep Basted Turkeys Zagreb Canned Ham Imported leen Johnson, Vernon Ave., Laboratory, Yale University, "Hot" BagoU (W H IR I A VA ILA ILI) 12 '"»*89* residents have less money to MACINTOSH APPLES Food Mart has a wonderful selaction of Winston, The Haversham spend on food, clothing and Rich’s Coffee Rich 59* Ropkville; William Kania, New Haven, Conn. 06520. FRO ZEN FOODS that sava you so much Legacy. Fresh Turkeys «.'* Toms't” 751 Hens 79J Hartford T ^e., Vernon; Mark Application deadline is Jan. 15. other essentials. Carnation Shrimp Catre li ’W *4»* Leach, Vernon Ave., Rockville; precious time during the holiday season. -DAIDY------From our own Stop & Shop Kitchen St. Michael’s HAPPY FEASTING! JohtiPsPiz3ta I$S HoCDogs Fine Imported Hood's Soured Cream CONTAINte 4 9 * Mild Franks or Beef Cheese or Sausage i4oz. Potato Salad 2Vi” Minimum CORONET :STER 3 lb. Container • j p S Franks - 1 lb. Package English Biscuits PEPPERIDOE Golden Margarim ntHVn 65* Heat and serve. . . great! ’’***’' BAKERY THRIFT Ws make this ourMivot... In our own kitchta J B Chocolale Fruit 4 Nut 8 oz., U.S. NO. 1 FARMS ib e — Meal Solo.. Baal Solo.. FAF qqc CRISP CALIFORNIA O O IQ w U lS Of Spiced Lunchaani lb. Fkg. SiopaShop vO Chocolkte Cream* 7 oz., "BUD BRAND'' WMte Sharp Cheddar Cheese 89* Rhodes Bread Dough .IX 'I* ICE Bp Io .. F4F, FoUah style Unenaon Loaf AQc Cu*tard Cream* 12 oz. * 59S MIXED Taste C’Sea Fish Dinner 49" Rke Pudding UOIQ UU19 Oliva loal -aoi Pkg. Stop A Shop STORE Kraft Rlldy Dips .AccMreuoMieAoiiM eoM TAilie«49 CYCLE SHOP CAKES Great Shape Franks *'.°f.*.^ ‘1** Coconut Ring 6.18 oz., 1 Main 8t Taleottvllla CELERY NUTS 178 WMt MIddIt Tpk«. Greek Style *M 2 9 Sports Biscuit 8 oz., (Next to Talcottville Post Office - Rt. 83) LARGE BUNCH LOOSE IN SHELL ALL VARIETIESriE! Food Club Cream Cheese a O l. F K I. 39* Merit Sliced Bacon ’wS *1 ’* Ginger Nut Biscuit 8 oz.* 39' 17 OZ. PACKAGEkOE ALL PLAVORt • V, OAL. Manchtster • 649>>2098 Breyeri AH Matured 3 lb. Container M T * Gaylord Shrimp Cocktail "?iS7A:*.“ 89* « 4^------Vk Gel. Carton $ 6 5 9 Buddig Sliced Meats 2’.“. 89* *or other assorted flavors 4 sizes. COMPLETE LINE OF Tuikay. Corned Beef. Chicken or PaaltamI 1C l/lAm IlmwwUm INCIIAMIAUCI 1101. M IQ I C C V W V a i n aesorted llavora ^ 2-lb. Meat Loaf ' *1“ Vltfl nSfriflQ OIFAITYINACK CONTAINIR 1•19 CHRISTMAS Sliced Imported Ham c«,.co ‘2°* From Stop & Shop’s own bakery! BAKERY PRODUCTS *1.39 Birds Bye Cool Whip Jifi59* CooKedChicKen''’S-.roXr79S Brown & Serve Sausage sw.wo,. 79° 39' BIOS A Shop Ot. Q Q e I M pk< I'ono 69 Cbmamon Danish Rolls 39* Asa^l. Ilevore Coat. 9 9 BREAD • ROLLS • SWEDISH RYE Natural Ice Cream Gelatine Uo2. Container 49' Pimnikinne ROMAN PIZZA to PACK I I 0 1. F K 9 . SPECIALS! Fried Chicken - 2 lb. Pkg. ‘I** • BROWN ‘N’ SERVES • SN A C K S Food Ckib Crascent Rolls • Ol. FKI. 39* 8 Spend Hendrie's Ice Cream Cups or Z f l A c "IRIATFOR OUART MCYOI i m M I I O S S •rBuadM C4«i$3tei. Flif. Available In Sioiaa Faaluring A farvlca Dell 220 • C A K ES • CHIPS • CO O K IES MUSHROOMS ITU FFH H " M M 79' CELESTE DELUXE PIZZA »*«* *1.89 KI TS TAHDEMS Stop & Shop Kitchen Squash Pie >’'*0 uI NO IAUINI (UpinViipil Value* from our dairy department! Lai^ Baking JENO'S SNACK TRAY 89* MKKDY------Buttertop White Bread * 2’F’.r *1 POTATOES 5 49' •24.95 C o l e S l a w ibV 8 9 ° . .pSIhap IN04AM RIVIR W MTI M R ILIM Shrimp cL;?. *2 ? Buttermilk Bread IS ai. loaf 39* SARA LEE PUMPKIN PIE »“ «• 99* Food Mart White Bread mi*. LOA. 3‘-**'^*>*1. (In Itooh) •189.95 Sour Cream Honey Glazed Ham Imperled (p. *1^ Stop&Shop Apple Pie GRAPEFRUIT 9 99' Hood -1 6 oz. Cont. Peeled & Deveined Shrimp *1** KMGSI2E < Genest Brown & Serve Rolls * % r 2 *««88* S M I Count It * 1. bag OOURMRT'I OILIOHT If 01. Fh|. 89* loo UNCYCLES 2 0 " a n d 2 4 " RALEIBH Get your Stop 4 ShopsworthI Roasted Tu rkey Breast olH,* i! *1 ” Coconut Cake BIROS EYE ORANGE PLUS 59* Cooked Shrimp *1** Sloe u . . AVOCAOOS ' 3 ■« M. Buttarfarm Coffee Ring c«..tvi.w *;« 79* taanna Macaroni & Beef Q Q c Sour Cream Donuts *'.**«*It 01 .Sr Fkg. 59* Fresh Opened Oysters *t " *1** 810* s Shoe Whipped Cream Topping »«'e»59* lO Q Si *1** value Butter English Muffins l l o f . Fbg. ^ U l NO. IN A T IV I M I T FOR RAKINO . mm STUFFED POTATOES » « *«* 69' Geneit Stuffing Bread < 39* ^5.95 - BRAND PRIX Orange Juice uT^r 39* KIngCrabmeat vn.*.«d *3** Corned Beef t59* Cranberry Nut Bread V-'JSr 59* DKUSH i |0 0 BALDWIN APPLES 4 - 59' TOP FROST COOKED SQUASH S;i*oi. toA. 53* Shrimp Cocktail *1“ Matlaw’s Stuffed Clams 99* Cooked Chicken Roll X 89* U.l iXTiA P*IKT . fV|-‘ MIN. ak a M . ^9.95 M39.95 ar Clams Cssine it as. Fbg. MUmNS.... 11*1 DELICIOUS APPLESaw. 3‘»'1. Toaster Pastries * oo.< lu. 47* Cracker Barrel ’‘ ToS ^E.” ‘1’* Matlaw's Clams Oreganata LT 99° Cheddar Cheese “JSX*’ »"1°* STOUFFER'S CUP CAKES ••<» *’•<• 89* Kraft Swiss Slices K* 89* Jarlsberg Cheese K'M'* AIKa Seltzer Mct.'>i«>•«>« 55* Km * iW M Ml tMnS. 49* CRANIIINV 91 CIAN-0IAM9I Nabisco Snack Crackeri 69* 10% OFF on A U Imperial Margarine nS: 79° 4oz. POINSETTIAAUAii aai M iM »mmt a PlANT.r%*149 Mil ■ OCEAN SPRAY CONCENTRATE 4c*a^V1. • Mfc • • M il Taas. f ua. • S pj Sunshina Cheez-it Crackers *«• 61* MULTI SPEED FREI Breakstone Ricotta 89* Pricit atfictivi Sun. Dse. 22 -*Tuii.Dn . 24 otiw 'rilal^ieiii^rt*©!^^^ Mo*t*ltefn* apacthlhr Herbal Essence ConL BICYCLES IH BMXHATB tn ta ifn m to alt ol our cusiomert, m teeetve the rieM to limit pricto: aomo ot Clairol Shampoo 59* CUMEO WEONESOATi TMn.« M • am • I pJiT Breakstone Temptee*""*a;Ur” SoJ^'l M io i to thro* pMkaoea of any Horn oaeopl where otherwlM Uve Monday thru Saturday. Sal • am f BiN pm NOTE: So thot wt may sarva all aur cuttomart, w# rtsarva iha right to limit talas to pkgs. a* 2. Nana laN to daalars. Wat ratpiatlBN tor him FBPW cal^fW ^ 8T0CKI wi m wng puranttii, me r r y CHRISTMAS ',•1,1 i: i r L '.M L P L \ PRICES EFFECTIVE IN MANCHEBHR WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE, MANCHESTER PARKADK HERALD, Manchester, Conn,, Mon,, Dec. 23, 1974 — PAGE NINETEEN PAGE EIGHTEEN — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 1974 / Improved Housings Safer Jobs Town Offices Close Tuesday

Seen as Keys to Better Health COVENTRY Offices will reopen on Eve. The library will be closed GLOBE Thursday. Monica Shea on Christmas and New Year’s Travel Service akcfelut" WASHINGTN (UPI) - A health insurance and that too insurance scheme “would j>e a Although It concedes some Youth Specialty Shop The Sanitary landfill will be days. government report says the much attention has been given hollow victory,” it said. type of insurance reform is CorreipondenI open on Tuesday for business 555 MAIN 8TREEY 691 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER • 742-9493 The library is currently dis- way to better health for to heart disease and cancer HEW has developed a plan, likely, the blueprint is cautious. but closed on Christmas Day. It playing the oils and acrylics of 643-2165 Americans over the next five research. announced by former Fh'esident Before a national health in- The Town Office Building will will reopen on Thursday. Akke Dontje, a Coventry artist. Onr SO Ymmrg years may be through better surance plan can work.lt said, "Jolly Old Su'yicholaB leanyour Trmvgl Expgrimnrg Among its priorities; Nixon, to require employers to ear thi$ way! , be closed all day Tuesday and The ^th-D im ock Memorial There is a display of housing and safer working con- —An $8 million national offer health Insurance to the other problems of the report Authorized agent in Manchester Bring me gome nifty elotheg from Wednesday for the Christnlas Library will be closed on photographic scenes of Coven- lo r all Airlines, Railroads and ditions. fluoridation program to curb must be dealt with — escalating workers. Marl-Mad’g!" Holiday. Christmas and New Year’s try by Michael Baboval, which Steamship Lines. The report envisions spending tooth decay. President Ford said he sup- costs, shortages of medical he has donated to the library. about $25 billion from now until —New mental health projects ported the idea but that workers in rural and slum Wa offer you boye and girls wear up fo 1980 to curb tooth decay, begin to cope with “such social areas, and poor state and local size 14 In top brandi, plus efficient "Congress will have to join with sales ladles to guide you. projects to cope with mental stresses as the influence of me in cutting federal expen- planning of hospitals and other health hazards, and build better violence on television, racism, ditures before we can afford medical facilities. Use Your Master Charge or hospital facilities for those who crime and delinquency, poverty this program.” Our Own Charge Account... are financially distressed. and suicide.” ■••■MW* m “ Poor health is, in con- —A multimillion dollar drive OPEN NITES ’til B ON 2 hc H c r a t b YOYS idsoA! siderable part at least, the to reduce by 10 per cent cancer DAYS THAT ARE CIRCLED Area Profile result of the low incomes of in- contracted on the job and Happiness Is . . . dividuals rather than 'its because of the job. DECBMBER BICYCLES - TOBOGGANS cause," said the report from —A redirection of federal i REIILLY G U M IMIW ROIUT the Department of Health, construction funejs toward ^ AIR CONOmONEO other member who decides to South Windsor Public Library: A l l S k i I t e m s leak privileged information. Dec. 24,10 a.m.-l p.m.; Dec. 2 MAIN ST. WILTON’S “Unless an individual decides 25, closed; Dec. 31, 10 a.m.-5 Tel. Gift Shop to abide by the rules of an p.m.; Jan. 1, closed. 643-7111 executive session, the only 964 Main 8 t In The library will resume FARR'S Downtown Manchester pressure that can be placed on regular hours Jan. 2. an individual is public and Headquarters tor moral pressure,” said Cohen. COLLECTOR Ck)hen said, “The only way PLATES • BOTTLES 1/2 PRICE Mrs. Cushman could be kept • ZOO ANIMALS MEN'S • HUMMEL FIGURINES they last! except fair trade items from divulging information ear- STRETCH ly is if she either voluntarily You otee it to yourgelf to WIGS *5 stops, if she resigns, or if we PARK HILL JOYCE vigit thig fttgeinating ghop! OFF hold a meeting without her. TIL eaaaeoaawe^aweeeeee*» “She won’t resip, we can’t CHRISTMAS meet without her, so hopefully RIZZO Ski Shop she will stop voluntarily,” said FLOWER SHOP Cohen. VILUGE BARBER PA N ASO NIC Mrs. Chishman, in declining HOURS; Cohen’s request that she resip, 36 Oak St., In Downtown Manchester SHOP G I F T H E A D Q U A R TE R S Vern o n Circle Moii-Fri...... 10-9 said she feels she did not Salon for Men RADIOS - TAPE RECORDERS divulge executive information. VERN O N Saturdays ...... 9-6 Featuring COMPONENT SYSTEMS 872-9587 647-9420 Sundays...... 12-5 • ■ UNISEX CUTS EL CAMINO A l s o i n N e w i n g t o n a n d M a d i s o n Hair Plocas 130 CENTER ST.Potterton^ ■'PLAZA Rising Toll MANCHESTER Since 1931 RTE. 30, VERNON em Cortificatu (4S-4S37 OrS-2323 Blamed Tues. thru Frt. Appointments Preferred ’ N e w High er Interest On Speed PHONE THE "FORIN YOURNE” PETPLAGE HARTFORD (UPI) - The 649-0887 Christmas Flowers and Robert 0 . St. Pierre Let Ua Bathe and/or Qroom Your Dog state Motor Vehicles Depart- For the Holldaya Naturally we’re going to pass along to our savings family the ment today said rising highway Prop. Especially when you make it ROYAL ICE CREAM! High e st returns on s avings speeds due to increased gas- Leave Him, We'll Love Him for the Day new higher interest rates recently permitted by new Federal While you Shop. BE SUBE TO SEBVE A ROYAL Annuel Rete Type ol Aepount oline suplies are causing a regulation. You can earn a high 8.17% effective annual yield on Effective Yield powlng number of highway Table Arrangements,., NOONDAY SNACK • BACKGROUND MUSIC fatalities in Connecticut. OPEN 8 A.M. - 5 P.M. your savings with us in our new 6 year certificate account 7 3 ^% 8 Year Certilieata, For Reservations Please Cell 848-0971 VO To Choose from 8.17^^ $1,000 minimum. Commissioner Edward J. HOLLY $1.59 box MISTLETOE 79$ box Single layer of delicious frozen ($1,000 minimum). And at Heritage Savings your funds are Kozlowski said the 41 persons CANINE HOLIDAY INNE insured to $40,000 by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance 4 Year Certificate, killed last November were Flowers and this festive holiday season just naturally go together! cake, made with rich creamy $1,000 minimum. vanilla, chocolate or strawberry Corporation. 7.90’'” more than the number killed in For gifts, for decorations, the colorful beauty of fresh blooms ice cream — decorated with November, 1973, the first time 2 V2 Year Certificate, in nearly a year the monthly radiates cheer throughout the home. heavy cream ... Two layers — 7.08’'" sw $1,000 minimum. fatality fip re has been higher one of vanilla, one of frozen pud- than last year. (HCHOLS MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. ding. Rum Ravored, pink ice Now you have more reason than ever to join the Heritage 1-2 Year Certificate, at $1,000 minimum. - In the first six months of the Choose From A Choice Selection Of: cream, chock full of fruits and Savings Family. 6.8 year, highways deaths were 295 Broad Street 4 nuts, decorated with heavy Regular Savings Account. about 40 per cent lower than Manchester, Conn. 4 CHEnoin cream. Both cakes will serve Interest paid day ol deposit last year, he said, but there has 5.47’'“ to day of withdrawal. 4 ll8Sisi sixteen... been a steady increase since ® Hours: Mon., Tubs., Wed., Frl. 8:00 to 5:30 4 Please Order Early! interest compounded daily and continuously July to the point where last — Sat. effective annual yield Is the highest allowed by law month’s figure was higher than ^ Thursday 8:00-8:00 8-1 4 Available On Special Order November, 1973. OPEN 4 Only substantial penalties for early withdrawal on all ceilificate accounts "It appears that the end of POINSETTiAS CHRISTMAS etnsMcas Yo ur F a mily’s Fin a ncial C e nt er the fuel crisis early this year TONIGHT 4J has brought with it a steady rise ARCO 0 4} See this Ice Cream Cake displayed at your nearest Royal Ice Cream dealer’s store. Please place .^ oodA eac in speed on the highways,” CHRISTMAS NOVELTIES ft) your order by Monday, December 23rd. A HAPPY HOLIDAY TO YOU ALL! y------J , Kozlowski-said, "resulting In a 'HI 9 TIRES (Please N^te; Dry Ice la Available At Our Plant) higher fatality total.” Through November, there Tun. *01 8:30 CHRISTMAS CYCLAMEN -A*., I Heritage Sa v ii^ have been 353 persona killed in ' traffic fatalities In Connecticut, For A Practical Gift Think compared to 479 last year. Thir- . • ORIGINAL CENTERPIECES ICE CREAM CO. & Loan Association Since 1891 ^ ty-six of the fatalities Involved 01 Us For Tires Manufactured In Manchester Since 1924! \ > V motorcycles, compared to 65 SHOCKS • FRONT END a DISC BRAKES for the same period last year. FOR FREE DELIVERY, PHONE 649-l(79l or 649-1443 BALL JDINTS • COMPLETE EXHAUST ’The state recently put Into formerly Manchester Savlnge and Loan Aaaoclatlon AND OF COURSE OUR TIRES AND Manufacturers of Orfitelli's "BANQUET SPUMONI" effect a controversial law Main Office: 1007 Main Streef, Manchealer 840-4588 K-Mar1 Office: Spencer St„ Mancheater 649-3007 (We Accept Master Charge Cards) ■ ...... raquulring motorcyclists to wear ^ FREE MOUNTING ^ WARREN ST.. MANCHESTER Phone 649-5358 Coventry Office: Rt. 31, Coventry 742-7321 Coming In ’75: Tolland Otfice: Rt. 195 near Marrow Rd. lafelJety helmets. 7 I

l4.e A.-V I 1 MANCHE^^ ^ ^ VENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-ONE I’AGE TWENTY — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 1974 Homes For Sale 23 Homes For Sele 23

IWE A ciwsnus POLICE REPORT The Finest In TENNIS on FOR THE HOLIDAY CATERING n FORUM WNOIE FAHLY . MEMBERSHIP A Memberehlp to a • Clement F. McGeown, 18, day evening. The resident She neraUi PICK UP or DELIVERED Tho ! of 51 West St. was arrested Sun- thwarted their desires. day at 12:50 a.m. on Hilliard St. ' • Eggs were thrown from a CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING TENNIS FORUMS and charged with reckless maroon, 1965 Buick Skylark W4 Champlonohip Courto driving. He was also issued a B U F F E T S •k 2 Outdoor Courto FAMILY MEMBERSHIP * Sunday into the parking lot at AOptn ovory day 7 a.m. -11 p.m. ONLY •BB.OO S written warning for driving the Hartford Rd. Dairy Queen. IN READY TO SERVE CO NTAINERS after drinking. k Showar and lockor room INDIVIDUAL ONLY •SS.OO * A man in the lot drove after the ^ Also Catorod Dinners A Bullets at Our Attractive Court is Jan. IS. car, got a registration number £ Hall or A Place ol Your Cholcel k Com pllm antary towol aorvioo 'P h o n e ' • Louis J. Beaulac, 47, of 77F 8k Profeaalonal Instruction and called police, who are in- PHONE 643-2711 Rachel Rd. was arrested Sun- vestigating. g FREE Babysitting 4 875-7094 day at 5 a.m. and charged with • A pool of white paint was ^GARDEN GROVE CATERERSpINC. t (V k Sauna intoxication and disorderly con- FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD j discovered on Oakland St. at 1 ^ k Free parking 872-8400 00^ duct inv connection with a p.m. Saturday. It had ^ 649-5313 or 649-5314 LOCATEj^N FEEDER ROAD - EXIT 17 OP WIUUR G lO tt HWT. " i ' ^ domestic disturbance. splattered up onto passing cars. INDEX He was released on a |100 HAPPY ADS • A boy threw an egg at a Noncae ADVERTISING ADVERTISING non-surety bond or court Jan. Pearl St. house hitting a win- 13. 1 — Lo«l (nd Found DEADLINE dow Sunday at 11 a.m. 2 — Pofionsli RATES W e hope you e njoy zaso K • Ursella M. Thomas, 17, of The owner and police ap- 3 — Announcomonu 12 00 .noon the day balore GIFT 1 day . 9c word per day Hartford was arrested Satur- 4 — Entortoinmont publication. prehended three boys aged 8,10 5 — Auclloni 3 days ...... 8c word per day ev erything Deadline lor Saturday s75 Mein St. SANTA 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. then only to the size of the CHRISTMAS GIFT GUIDE • Mark L. Glbbens, 16, of Motel at 444 Center St., 19 — Schoolt-Clittee . . . SOIIMOM GIVE A BICYCLES • TOYS 20 — Inalructlona Wantad original insertion Errors which Help Wanted 13 DAILY UNTIL . , East Hartford was arrested reported at 12:04 a.m. today. do not lessen the value of the Rioy havoeaatyev MANCHESTER - Exquisite SPORTING GOODS Saturday at 6; 15 p.m. at K-Mart A man smelled smoke and REAL ESTATE advertisement will not be cor- a happy aCH multi-level Contemporary. and charged with fourth-degree 23 — Homaa lor Sale rected by an additional inser- LIVE-IN Housekeeper for Four large bedrooms, fantastic DECEMBER 23rd! | | CAMPING EQUIPMENT called the fire department, 24 — Lote-Land lor Sale tion elderly woman. Central loca- KitchenAid. larceny. He was released on his police said. Police and firemen 25 — Invettment Property view of Hartford skyline, 2 1/2 26 — ButInate Property tion. Call 649-5413. ’ i rnFARR’S n n o 2 main ST written promise to appear in traced the smoke to Room No. baths, trees, space-age kitchen. 27 — Retort Property •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Immediate o ccu p an t. 60’s. court Jan. 6. 2. 2S — Real Eatata Wanted Business Opportunity 14 Warren E. Howland, Realtors, MANCHESTER Police Sgt. Hobert Juliano LOST - Diamond ring at Turn- ,/i Op«n Mon. to SnI. 9 to 10 P.M. coitiXM MI8C. SERVICES NOTICES pike Laundromat or Stop and 643-1108. 3 PARKADE Weekend breaks and van- and Fireman Frank Pitts broke 31 — Servloat Offered PUBLIC NOTICE - Subway im m a m m dalism reports Include: 32 — Painting-Papering Shop. Reward. 64fP6846, 643- open the door to the room, 33 — Bullding-Contrecting 1528, Mrs. Blanchette. Happy Holidays Submarine Sandwich franchise cHshuiosher • All the rooms in a Windsor police said. The fire had 34 — RoofIng-SIdIng Lost and Found 1 available in this area. Ideal MANCHESTER St. home were ransacked. damaged the mattress and rug. 35 — Heating-Plumbing ELEANOR, small business. Call 1-372-6525 38 — Flooring LOST - Female cat, multi-color $31,500 Police are waiting for the LOST - Yellow female cat, JOYCE for details. The heat and smoke had also 37 — Movlng-Trucklng-Storage back with white stomach and Six-room Cape, four down, owners to return this week to caused extensive damage to the 38 — Sarvicee Wantad vicinity of Northfield Green legs, vicinity St. James Church and BRUCE •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Christmas determine if anything is mis- Condominiums. Call 646-7415. and Garden Apartments. 643- two up, all finished. 'Three AND rest of the room. MISC. FOR SALE REAL ESTATE bedrooms, living room, for- sing. Stafford Police later 41 — Artlclae lor Salt 9746. Love, • A Croft Dr. home was also 42 — Building Suppllet LOST - Gray, fluffy persian cat, mal dining room, kitchen, SON Shopping Hours reportedly arrested a man 43 — Doga-Blrda-Pete Highland Street area, generous Jim basement garage, quiet loca- mwmsmt sMej s broken into and the residents there with a heavy smell of 44 — Llvaetock Homes For Sale 23 PEARL 45 — Boats & Acceaaorlea reward. Call 649-7067 or 649- FINANCIAL tion. Minimum down have not yet determined what is smoke on his clothes. He is 649 Main S t, Maneheatar 46 — Sporting Qooda TOLLAND - A warm home payment. I GENUINE S L A T T I missing. 47 — Garden Products believed to have been the occu- trimmed in sunshine. Six-room Tel. 643-2171 • Antiques were stolen from 48 — Antiques Bonds-Stocks-Uortgages 8 U&R REALTY CO.. INC. CLOCKS POOL TA B L E S g pant of the motel room, police 49 — Wanted to Buy LOST - Yellow long Country Cape, acre lot. Low a unit in the Coronado female cat, vicinity St. James 043-2092 MANCHESTER said. They had not made an MORTGAGES, loans first, se- ^ To My XYL g 30’s. 8’f2-6323. M Apartments over the weekend. arrest in the case this morning. RENTALS Church, answers to name of Robert D. Murdock, Realtor 52 — Rooms tor Rent Penuche. If found please call cond, third. All kinds. Realty I Happy Birthday | Mon.-FrI. 9:30 • 9 Evidence in the apartment in- 53 — Agartmenle tor Rent statewide. Credit rating un- EAST HARTFORD - Im - dicates the thieves took two 54 — Homaa lor Rent 646-5325. Reward. necessary. Reasonable. Con- S New Senior Citizen | maculate 6*/i room Split, three Sat. 9:30 - 5:30 glasses out of a cupboard to 55 — Bualnaaa lor Rent bedrooms, paneleo family 50 — Resort Property lor Rent LOST - Sealpoint Siamese cat, fidential, quick arrangements. $ McGee ^ COLCHESTER - Is that all a help them down a bottle of 57 — Wanted to Rent Alvin Lundy Agency. 527-7971. room, 1 l/2baths, basement, through December 23rd 56 — Mlac. lor Rent female, answers to Moeling. S ^ pool, trees, 135,900. Warren E. there is? There’s 19 rooms in wine, police said. Call 688-1781, 9-5; after 5, 647- 100 Constitution Plaza, Hart- this Colonial home. Two five ford. Evenings, 233-6879. Howland, Realtors, 643-1108. • Four bulbs were stolen off AUTOMOTIVE 1576. room apartments on the second CHRISTMAS a string of lights outside a 61 — Autoa lor Sale PHONE FROM home to ser- floor, will pay your mortgage. 62 — Trucks for Sale ■MORTGAGES - 1st, and 2nd MANCHESTER - Six-room Buckin^am St. home Sunday 63 — Heavy Equipment for Sale LOST - Man’s Navy blue jacket, vice our customers for super custom built Ranch, fireplace, The nine rooms on the first PRESENT 64 — Motorcyclea-BIcycWe keys and glasses in pocket. Call mortgages — interim financing earnings. Che own hours. floor will provide spacious- from mc u k s at 6:30 p.m. Two Judges 65 — Cimpera-Trallert-Moblle — expMltlous and confidential carpeting, garage, west side VERNON FOR YOUR • Two boys about age 13 or 14 623-0195. Call 647-1810. comfortable living for your I tanoT Homes service, J.D. Real Estate location, near school, enclosed NOW OPEN 66 — Automotive Service porch, excellent condition. 30’s. family. There is much more. - allegedly tried to steal the Elevated snuPA 67 — Autoa lor Rent-Lease LOST - Miniature Schnauzer, Assoc. 646-1980. LAB TECHNICIANS - Required Call Collect, - Brochure KtUSORES Mon.-Sat. 10-9 DOG Hayes Corporation, 646-0131. R Wo Inatall complata axhauat aystoma on most Christmas lights off the tree of available. Century 21, Clark ALSO By Meskill vicinity Bayberry Road Bolton. to have a minimum CLA cer- For Vouf Holiday Wine U$t RAmarlcan and Foreign Cara, and light duty trucks... a Ferguson Rd. front yard Sun- tification with one year Associates Inc. 15 Hayward PING PONG AND through December 23rd Male, answers to Fritz. EMPLOYMENT Reward. Call 643-2206. experience in a hospital OWNER WILL HELP Ave., Colchester, Conn. 06415. GAME TABLES laboratory. Will be expected to eNk Ihachl tMi laft wtm >«m beck, Equal housing opportunity. 1- HARTFORD (UPI) - Gov. Help Wanted 13 occasionally rotate weekends H ««wtli«l lieKiie. 537-2059, 1-537-3025. VIN ROSE M u f f l e r s ’Thomas J. Meskill today an- Legal Notices Legal Notices as scheduled. These are full of Manchester, Inc. BUUKIIMID&ROSSETTO Regal RIZZO nounced the appointment of two T(X)L MAKERS - All-around time, permanent positions with BOWERS SCHOOL - Center en- ResHora-MLS 640-2412 •trying you iyith th* ntUcn'i tln til MUFFLERS POOL CO. B47-S420 new judges under a new law machinists and Bridgeport excellent salary and above 169 West Center Street trance Garrison Colonial, eat-in (9 VERNON CIRCLE CIA Officials permitting the elevation of TOWN OF MANCHESTER INVITATION operators. Top wages, fringe average fringe benefits. Only kitchen, formal dining room, vd’ANJOU VERNON MADISON REGAL MEN'S POSITION VACANCY benefits and overtime. those with acceptable front-to-back living room with E NEWINGTON MANCHISmt “ MP.fr* mot s ro a r Tartltaaok fwaatart, Conferring common pleas court Judges to vnuioN MECHANIC TO BID Experience preferred. Apply at references need apply. Please REDUCED - clean, aluminum- fireplace, four bedrooms, 1 1/2 tot -to r MAIN STUST nU4UTY PLAZAl the Superior Court. Sealed bids will be received baths, screened porch, 2-car vOMI* MO vOGR • a • 110,000-111,563 Paragon Tool Company, 121' contact: Personnel Employ- sided, 51/2 room Ranch. Large, 443-2471 0724111 On Charges in the Office of The Director of ment Office. W.W. Backus garage, 145,900. Philbrick Agen- Comer of Center & Broad Streets They are Yale Matzkln of 40 Hour Week Adams Street. modern kitchen with » 9ompltta grooming General Services, 41 Center Hospital, 326 Washington appliances, 3 bedrooms, full cy Realtors, 646-4200. WASHINGTON (UPI) - CIA Waterbury and Harold Dean of Not less than five years f BALAMI, cluded. Apply Personnel Of- a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday. Immediate occupancy. 137,- buyer. Other models available. ROZ. OUNOA SALAMI 1 LS. w m r a mia t turkbv m u fice, Monday-Thursday, 10- Apply in person at Tacorral, 246 J. Lindy Childress, Builder, 456- R OZ. SUCIO NHOVOLOIW SKI PACKAGES ! ie OZ.DIU ncKLis (smans) Broad Street. 0797 , 429-7551 anytime. If OZ.OIU PICKLIS (SPSAM) I Laa.mTATO bal ao Weekend Accidents BEQINNER8 TO EXPERT ! 2 LNS.aOTATO SALAD BARROimOWAUACE t LSMCOU auw MUNICIPAL building 8.F0XAC0. HOSTESS WANTED - Monday - WILLIMANTIC - New 2-family 2 LN S .C O U SLAW 1 JAN MUSTAm HARTFORD 2 LBS.ITAUAN NM AD Friday, 11 a.m. -2:30 p.m. Must srsf ■sR.w tW. homes, from $49,900. Model Claim Five Lives Iquaf OpportunKy employer SAVE ^MSSaMSUiSLRMnnnRRW An be neat and personable. Apply open daily. Excellent financing Cohen was pronounced dead at in person at 'Tacorral, 246 Broad MANCHESTER - six room available. Builder, J. Lindy %! Street. Childress, 456-0797, 429-7551 UPTO 20 EUROPEM InteniR lionR i A 4 Five Connecticut residents Yale-New Haven Hospital. luxury Ranch, country kitchen anytime. were killed over the weekend In Erma Parent, 50, died Satur- RN or LPN to work in doctor’s incluaes built-in oven, range, HELP wanted - full and part and dishwasher, den with THE the state In accidents Involving day night when she was walking CLOSED office in Manchester to act as TOLLAND - Tallwood Knoll. PLATTER PLATTER * time, 7- midnight, midnight to 6 fireplace, three bedrooms, two automobiles. acrou Rt. 44 near her New receptionist and office assis- Goose Lane. New Colonials and Serves 10-12 ServM 10-12 ■ tant, 4 1/2 days a week. Reply or 8. Apply Dip & Sip onuts, baths, heated family room, gar- Henry Scott 24, of Enfield, Hartford home and was hit by 335 C enter S treet. Raised Ranches from 147,900, 2-LB.‘ CHOCOLATES 1 LB. IMNOHTNO BOILaO HAM 1 LS. raiNCH LOAH Box E, Manenester Herald. ages, in-ground pool, Wolverton mPINE 1 LS. ITAUAN LOAV died when lilt by a car In Hart- an eaitbound car, hurled onto Agency, Realtors, 649-2813. Top financing available. 1 LS. IMMRTNO SWISS CHUM Bunder, J. Lindy Childress, 456- 1 L t . PASTNAMI 1 LS. m U t H LOAV ford early Saturday morning. the road and run over by a vehi- Add a taste of sweetness to 1 LB. HAND lAUMI 1 LB. OIRMAN BOIOONA Police said be w u not Idefr cle headed In the Other direc- CHRISTMAS DAY MANCHESTER - New listing, 0797 , 429-7551 anytime. Christmas. Schraftt's "home 1 LB. OUVB LOAF 1 LM aUOID PNOVOLONN titled until Sunday because he tion. Police said she was fine family home with three 8 7 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBEK ZB, 1974 I HOUSEWIVES! | TWO-FAMILIES, newly listed. < W A U S style' assorted chocolates I Charge Itl t LBS.POTATO SAUD IS OZ.DILL PICRLIS (IPf ANI) pronounced dead at the scene, bedrooms and den, large I LBaOIRMAN POTATO SALAD carried no identification with A 4-4 in excellent condition,iditio for Rt 30 Post Rd. Pliza • Vomon, Com. delicious gift. t LBS.COU SUW and no charges have been filed I' DO YOU WANT TO EARN kitchen, dining room, full 10 OZ. m u nicKLis (sinians) I LM.COU SUW him at the time of the accident. 148,500. An older 6-6, practically Open Daily 10 to B • Sal 10-5:30 • 872-B547 s Las.NYN aaiAO They said Uie mishap w u under in the mishap but It Is still un- EXTRA MONEY? cellar. ^ home tor Christmas. I LM.NVB BNBAD Only 137,900. Wolverton Agen- in the center of town, 138,900. T. 239 Spencer Street • Manohestor 1 JAN MUSTANO______1 JAN MUSTAaO InvuUgatlon. der investigation. Emergency Telephone Numbere We have an Immediate opening for women who want to cy, Realtors, 649-2813. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. Jaroh Cohen, 74, of New LeoR. Shea, 31, of Windham, work only part time. Atternoona, approximately 2-6 p.m., 6 |9 « V Haven, apparently died of a was killed Friday night In a Highway .649-8070 days a week. Must have oar. VERNON • conveniently Lots-Lend tor Sele 24 heart attack at tha w b u l of a two-car coUlsIoo In Windham, .649-1886 Phone Todayl ^ located 2-famlly home with car he w u driving on Oofte St., police said. Rafuta Don Hatak (CIroulatlon Dept.) ^ three bedrooms each apart- ANDOVER - Three wooded, In Rain or Snow - Dillon’s There to Tow F i6 .» WRECKER “ "" in Tifw Haven Saturday | t 7:10 Royal P. Harvey, 54, Sanitary Sewar and Water . . . .649-9607 Manoheater Kvoning Herald ment. Fireplaced living room, surveyed and approved lots. ^ p.m .The car ran off the road Seymour, also died Friday 647-9946 2-car garage, good Investment. to 9 acres. Priced from 113,500. and hit the front door of the when his car smashed Into a Wolverton Agency, Realtors, Call Warren E. Howland, Phone 643-2145 ..".‘a s ; Z4HR mmCL _J Dlxwell Fire Station, they u id . utility pole. In New Haven. 649-2813. Realtor, 843-1108. mem t ■f > MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 23. 1974 — PAGE TWENTY-THRF.F.. PAGE TWENTY-TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD^ Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 1974 OUT OUR WAY BY NED COCHRAN OUR BOARDING HOUSE with MAJOR HOOPLE BY JIM BERKY Artto/M for Safo 41 ApM rtm utt For Root 53 Apartmonta For Rani 53 Wantad to Rani 57 BENJY BUGS BUNNY ELECTRONIC Engineering MANCHES’TbR - Unusual one- ONE ROOM and three room WANTED - Garage or parking T WW T TO »<»4AN<1C TH« HMMM/ M o, 'I>^F <:.opy1Medrooms, central, quiet street, NEED CAR? Credit bad? utilities. Robet D. -Murdock, $225. Security and lease. 640- Bankrimt? Repossessed? I 2 - Z 3 FURNITURE and mls- Realtor, 643-2692. 1924. Honest Douglas accepts lowest FOR'T6Uf2.1^rrPP4,J2eV7gK$,lHP cellaneous items for sale to set- down, smallest payments. Douglas Motors, 345 Main. 4UPPtr £?F PeMJY' &UTtOM^ l6 PXHAU^TPR je tle estate. Sheraton type solid VERNON - One-bedroom NEW SECOND floor five-room cherry tall four poster bed, two towiihouses available for im- flat, three bedrooms, kitchen dressers, chest and mirror, mediate occupancy. Designed with self-cleaning range, TOYOTA - See us for reliable MICKEY FINN BY HANK LEONARD reproductions, custom made, for comfort, convenience and refrigerator, dishwasher and used Toyotas with our 68day 31 Building-Contracting 33 Heating-Plumbing 35 like new. Some antiques and pleasure. Features include disposal, fully carpeted, two Invaatment Proparty 25 Services Ottered 100% warranty. We also buy I OONT HAVE THE A N S W E R - oriental rugs, sofa, ladies private entrances, slate foyer, air-conditioners, laundry hook- used Toyotas. Lynch Motors, BUT IF YOU'LL a V E ME A LITTLE WES ROBBINS carpentry BO’TTI Heating and Plumbing - COLCHESTER - Feel like the ODD JOBS - Carpentry, pan- clothing size 12 and 14, and mis- total convenience kitchen, for- up. Peterman Agency, 649-9404. 345 Center Street, Manchester, SHERIFF— I NEVER TRIED TIMB-MAVBB A FEW DAYS— I eling, rec rooms, offices, remodeiing specialist. Au- Prompt, courteous service. Call cellaneous household items. mal dining room and living TO FIX A FII3HT IN MV LIFE THINK I CAN FIND OUTf IN father of our country? With her 643-1496. 6464321. — BUT I'VE HEARD THAT little ones (bless them) always household repairs. Phone 649- ditions, rec rooms, dormers, Call 643-6717. room area, open balcony CENTRAL • Four-room apart- built-ins, bathrooms, kitchens, SOMEBCDV WANTED THE ROCCO under foot. How about buying 4594. bedroom, 11/2 baths, entertain- ment, second floor, gas ana gas KID TO TAKE A DIVE 649-3446. LYNN’S PLUMBING - ment room, patio and deck stove. No pets. Swurity. Call AU’TO INSURANCE - Compare (G obbling B-I-G. We’ve a well built 19 43 Repairs, remodeling, new con- Doga-BIrda-Peta area, individual washer and 646-1189. our low rates. Young drivers UP THEIR room, three bath Colonial house SNOW PLOWING, commercial struction. Water pumps. welcome. For quotation call /OPPORTUNITY-- , with plenty of space for your and residential. 649-3015 after 4. LEON Cieszynski builder - new dryer, storage area, air- rt-W fv 0« / J.'_Z3I French spoken also. 875-7263. DOG-CAT boarding reser- conditioning, master TV anten- Rod Dolin, 6486()M. aRA/VtPAW workshop in the basement. Two h o'm es c u s to m b u ilt, vations. Combined inside/out- MANCHESTER - Family style five room apartments on the se- na. $245 per month including remodeled, additions, rec FRANK SCOTELLA Plumbing side runs, partitioned privacy, 2-bedroom townhouse, private WE PAY $10 for complete junk MUTT AND JEFF cond floor will pay your LIGHT HAULING and rooms, garages, kitchens heat and hot water. Please call entrances and patio, finished CREATED BY BUD FISHER trucking. Odd jobs^ Minor elec- - Repairs and remodeling, germicidal lighting. Canine 872-0528 Monday through cars. Call Joey, Tolland Auto mortgage. Call collect - remodeled, bath tile, cement sewer lines cleaned electrical- Holiday Inne, 200 Shmdon Road, rec room, includes heat, Body, 5281990. brochure available. Century 21, trical and plumbing repairs. work. Steps, dormers. Residen- Friday, 8-5 p.m. appliances and carpeting. $240 A FRee Cheap. For estimates, 646^1413. ly. Prompt service on emergen- Manchester, 646-5971. Clark Associates Inc. 15 tial or commercial. Call 649- cies. 643-7024. per month. Paul W. Etougan, GIFT TO Hayward Ave., Colchester, 4291. VERNON - Town House Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. LHASA APSO - male, one year Gardens, one-bedroom Ranch EVERV Conn. 06415. Equal housing op- WILL DO snow plowing and •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• old, fully trained, with p a ^ rs, GOOD portunity. 1-537-2059, 1-537-3025. sanding of driveways and and duplex style apartment im- TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY Flooring 38 needs a good affectionate I WANTED I little parking lots. Manchester, mediately available. An apart- ANDOVER - Three-room fur- •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Carpentry and general contrac- home. $135. Call 643-0358. nished or unfurnished apart- CliMi, Lati Mo(W Bolton, Andover, areas. Call FLOOR Sanding-Refinishing,! ment community of unique Real Estate Wanted 28 ting. Residential and commer- architectural design and ment, heated. Call 742-7541. PRISCILLA'S POP 742-8352 after 5:30. (specializing in older floors).' FOR FREE - Two dogs with M BY AL VERMEER cial. Whether it be a small beautiful landscaping. Features USED CARS •••••••••••••••••••••••••••• repair job, a custom built home Ceilings and inside painting. house, moving can’t keep. Call SELLING your home or John Verfaille, 646-5’?50, 872- private entrances, patio door to CHARLES APARTMENTS - Top Prices PaM I Painting-Papering 32 or anything in between, call 646- 649-2117. private patio area, wall-to-wall acreage? For prompt friendly 2222. East Middle 'Tpke. Deluxe 4 1/2 For All Makts service, call Louis Dimock 1379. carpeting, range, refrigerator room Townhouse, 1 1/2 baths, I Realty, 649-9823. CEILINGS, inside painting. Antiques 48 and garbage disposal, master all appliances, carpeted, 2 air- CARTER OEVROLET STEPS sidewalks, stone walls, □ MISC. FOR SALE TV antenna, storage and laun- conditioners, heat, hot water, v.v! CO., me. 1 ALL CASH for your property fireplaces, flagstone terraces, WANTED Antique furniture, dry facilities in basement, total storage, 2 garages, sound m 1229 Main SIrMi glass, pewter, oil paintings, or within 24 hours. Avoid red tape, concrete repairs, inside and electric. No pets. Rental star- proofing, washerwashi and dryer p Phoat 94M494 instant service. Hayes Agency, 646-5750, 872-2222. outside. Reasonably priced. Articles tor Sale 41 other antique items. R. ting at $150 per month. For ap- hookup, fir^lace,fir^la fenced-in 646-0131. 643-0851. Harrison, 643^09. pointment call 872-0528, Mon- patio. $280. Charles Ponticelli, GRAD STUDENTS, ALUMINUM sheets used as day through Friday, 8-5 p.m. , 6481540. CAPTAIN EASY BY CROOKS A LAWKLINUK. WE WILL buy your house. Call experienced insured, excellent printing plates, .007 thick, references and quality interior ANY TYPE Carpentry and Wanted to Buy 49 1972 FORD T orino S tatio n anytime, Hutchins Agency, masonry work, additions and 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for $1. VERNON - Willowbrook SIX large room duplex, base- Wagon - V-8, automatic, power UNCLB CHICKASAW’S LAWYER irs PROBABLY ABOUT Realtors, 64^3166. painting at the lowest price. Phone 643-2711. PISCOVBRS A SLIGHT WKUPl 649-7034. remodeling. Free estimates. A. ANTIQUE furniture, guns, Apartments, one bedrooms ment, attic, nice yard, lease steering, air, very clean, • the JEWELS! NEVER Squillacote, 649-0811. available. $180 includes heat, and security. $190. M9-4679. Chorches Motors, 6482791. THE BAN K VAULT MINP,KIPPIES-IF WFVE SELLING your house? Call us NEWSPRINT end rolls. 25 swords, cast iron toys, trains, HELPED FIND THE clocks, oil paintings, crank and hot water. Security JEWELS ARB ©LASS? first and we’ll make you a cash PAINTING and pMerhanging, cents each. Inquire side door. required, superintendant, 872- THOSE IN THE 5TATUB , REAL OWNERS! excellent work. References. BUILDING - Remodeling, phonographs, Edisons, glass, 1968 VOLVO, 144, a u to m atic, offer. One day service. T. J. Manchester Evening Herald. 4400. THE Free estimates. Fully insured. roofing, rec rooms, additions, china, comic books.Cash for ROCKVILLE 3W ROOMS good condition, $900 or best THE BORN LOSER BY ART SANSOM after ALL? Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. offer. Call after 4 p.m., 648 Martin Mattsson, 649-4431. garages. All kinds, carpentry WE BUY and sell used fur- most anything old. Call ROCKLAND TERRACE work. For estimates call 649- anytime, 643-6535. MANCHESTER - Newer one- 2192. IMMEDIATE cash for your niture. Cash on the line. One bedroom Ranch-type apart- Large and beautiful one-bedroom J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom 1142. |/^ €D U feL V l property. Let us explain our piece or an entire housefull. ment. Private entrance. apartmenta, heat, hot water, all 1966 VOLKSWAGEN, good con- fair proposal.1. Call" Mr. Belfiore, decorating. Interior painting. appllancea Including diahwaaher, MOeUr,VOCIO((L 646-6432. F urniture Barn, 345 Includes heat and appliances. dispoaal, carpeting, pool and your dition, header, 14” tires, $350. 647-1413. Paper hanging. New Ceilings. R. E. GOWER Remodeling, ad- Main Street Rear, behind □ RENTALS Remodeling. Exterior painting. $185 monthly. Paul W. Dougan, own private terrace In a country aet- Call 6464104. ditions, garages, porches, Douglas Motor Sales. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. i tifig. $160. No pela. Gutters and leaders. Carpentry. kitchen and formica work, 872-4223 875-7468 529-6586 1963 VOLKSWAGEN bus. Services Ottered 31 Fully insured. For estimate call repairs. 646-2087 after 4 p.m. Rooms tor Rant 52 MANCHESTER - Deluxe 2- 649-9658. DISPOSABLE Needs engine. Best offer. Call bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 after 5, 6486153. SHARPENING Service - DIAPER THOMPSON HOUSE, fur- baths, full, private basement. Saws, knives, axes, shears, PAINTING - Save 30 - 60%. RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 nished rooms, centrally YEAR END SALE Includes heat, appliances, LARGE FOUR room apart- 1972 GREMLIN standard, radio skates, rotary blades. Quick Five years experience. located. Kitchen privileges. g, patio anci pool. $275 Excellent references. Pete, 742- BIDWELL Home Improvement ment, second floor, recently and heater, low mileage, service. Capitol Equipment • DayUma Parking. Reasonable rates. monthly. Paul W. Dougan, Co., 38 Main St., Manchester. 6117 (toll free) 5-10 p.m. Co. E xpert installation of renovated, parking, appliances, excellent condition, asking $1,- • OvarnlgM Phone 649-2358. Realtor, 643-4535, 646-1021. 650. Call 6486549. Hours daily 7:30-5, Thursday aluminum siding, gutters and • Toddlar $145. monthV. Call alter 6, 649- THE FLINTSTONES BY HANA-BARBERA RAYMOND J. ZOWADA - Pain- trims. Roofing installation and 2252. 7:30-9, Saturday, 7:30-4. 643- MANCHESTER-Clean, large MANCHESTER - unusual one 7958. ting and papering contractor. repairs. 649^95, 875-9109. DISPOTECH, INC. room, on bus line, gentleman bedroom Townhouse, finished MANCHESTER - six room TAKE A No job too big or too small. 91 E L M ST.. M A N C H E S T E R preferred, security, $^. week- rec room, includes heat. duplex, three bedrooms, base- SECOND LOOK! REWEAVING burns, holes. Quality work at a reasonable HORACE Tetrault — Siding, ly, Keys 528-9081, 633-3006. Opposite Manchester appliances and carpeting. $215 ment, attic, parking, bus line, Zippers, umbrellas repaired. price. Fully insured. 875-6400. roofing, storm windows, aw- 1973 0L0SM0MLE98iuir(ttop. Community College per month, Paul W. Dougai $185. monthly. Security. 648 Window shades, Venetian nings. Quality workmanship, FURNISHED room for •xcollont condition, loaded, low Library Realtor, 643-4535 or 646-1021. 3285 a f te r 4 p.m. blinds. Keys. TV for rent. PETER BELLIVEAU - Pain- free estimates. Fully insured. gentleman, all comforts of mileage. $3,996. ting, wallpapering, spray/brush 872-9187, 649-3417. 646-5166 Miu-lows, 8&I Main St. M9-5221. home, kitchen, parking, securi- RESPONSIBLE female to painting. Fair prices, fully in- MANCHESTER - four rooms, 1973 FORD nto udan, axcaUenl | ty. 649-4936, 649-3436. share home in Manchester with MILLAR TREE Service, Inc. sured, experienced and depen- ROOFING - Specializing includes appliances and heat. condition, automatic. ^ - CLEAN USED refrigerators, young family, good location, $170. Security required. Call Removal,, pruning, lot clearing, dable. 643-1671. repairing roofs, new roofs, ranges, automatic washers, SEVERAL single furnished gutter work, chimneys, cleaned reasonable, references needed. 647-9936 or 64^003. spraying. Full]ly insurer with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s rooms - Clean, pleasant, cen- Write Box JJ, Manchester 1971 PLYMOUTII Fury lll, 4-door Licensea. Free estimates. INSIDE - Outside painting. and repaired. 30 years tral, on bus line, new furniture, hardtop, air. v«rycl«Bn. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- Herald. FOUR ROOM apartment, for Phone 646-3437, 633-5354. Special rates for people over 65. experience. Free estimates. carpeting. Reasonable. 647- S1f495* 2171 rent, second floor, partially fur- Fully insured. Estimates given. Howley, 643-5361. 9868. MANCHESTER - Gracious nished. Call 6434588. TREE SERVICE (Soucier) Call 649-7863. SEASONED oak wood - Split 1968 PLYMOUTH Roadrunnar, 4. ROOFING - Installation and two-bedroom Townhouse, Trees cut| trimmed or topped, and ready for fireplace. $20 MALE ROOMMATE wanted, private entrances and patio. repairs, gutters, storm win- 54 $400. stumps removed, fully insured. Building-Contracting 33 orders delivered. 742-7886. air-conditioning, color televi- Full basement. Includes heat, Homes lor Rent dows, doors. Experienced good Got a tree problem? Well worth sion, swimm ing pool. appliances, carpets and pool. 1064 V0LKSWA6EM, a phone call. 742-8252. MASONRY - All types, quality workmanship. Fully in- DARK, RICH Loam - Five Reasonable. Near Vernon Cir- TWO new Northfield Green' running condition. sured. Free estim ates. $255 per m onth. P aul W. fieldstone, brick, concrete. yards, $27.50 plus tax. Also cle. 875-1333. Dougan, Realtor, 6481021 or condominium homes with three Reasonable prices. Rick bedrooms, 2 1/2 baths, MANCHESTER CUSTOM MADE Draperies, Free estimates, after 5 p.m., sand, stone, gravel, pool and 643 very reasonable work Burnett, 646-3005. carpeting, air-conditioning and 643-1870 o r 644-2975. patio sand. 64^9504. LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING HONDA MR. ABERNATHY BY ROLSTON JONES and FRANK RIDGEWAY uaranteed, call anytime. 649- room for rent - Stove, much more. Each $350. monthly 24 Mamt 8 t 846.2789. WIN AT BRIDGE NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - Heating-Plumbing 35 NEW-USED - reconditioned refrigerator, linens provided. ilus utilities. One year lease or Remodeling, repairing, ad- ease with option to buy. Call typewriters - Many makes and 801 I ^ i n S treet. PRESIDENTIAL f 1965 CHEVROLET Impala - VACHRDJIr/xfeea ALTERATIONS - Dresses, ditions, rec rooms, porches and SEWERLINES, sink lines, models from $60 to $265. Fully Frank Filloramo, 646-6555. foncmse ^ coats, suits. Dressmaking, too. VILLAGE APTS. For parts. $75 or best offer. Call The bidding has been: 23 roofing. No job too small. Call cleaned with electric cutters, guaranteed. Appliance Service LARGE ROOM with twin beds, 649-3172. ANPCBACKKS?; ^ Cagey play is lost on East Quality workmanship. Cml 649- 649-3m. by professionals. McKinney Center, 707 Main Street, double closet space, references MANCHESTER WILLIMANTIC - Oak Ridge 7554. Village. New 5 and 6 rooms, Bros. Sewer Disposal Com- Manchester. 643-7577. required. Call 6494)719. 1968 CHRYSLER Newport - West North East South CARPENTRY - Repairs, pany, 643-5308. One and two bedrooms. from $175 per m onth. ? Good condition. Savings Bank the finesse and the hand col- TRUCKING - Odd jobs, moving remodeling, additions, roofing. WOOD-Seasoned oak, sawed Apartments For Rant 53 References and security. Fur- N ear schools, churches anc of Manchester repossession. Jim: “As you have told me lapsed.” large appliances, cleaning Call David Patria, South Wind- NO JOB too sm all, toilet any length, split, $50 per cord nished models open daily. many times, greed is a terri- You, South, hold: cellars and attics. Free es- shopping center, on bus Builder, J. Lindy Childress, 4 ^ Asking $700. 6481700. 9K7643 ?A2 498AK732 sor, 644-1796. repairs, plugged drains, kitchen delivered.eli John Hutchinson, WE HAVE customers waitini NORTH (D) 23 ble thing.’’ timates. 644-175. line. Call anytim e. 0797, 4287551 anytime. Oswald: “I would not really What do you do now: faucets replaced, repaired, rec 742-6639. for the rental of your apartmeniipart 4 A4 if 1963 CHEVROLET 2-door Im- blame South if the game had A—Bid one club. This is the TOBIAS CARPENTRY Service rooms, bqthroom remodeling, or home. J.D. Real Estate 646-2623 ?KQ104 Oswald: “I suppose you GUTTERS cleaned and FIVE ROOM country house, pala, winterized, good rubber. been match point auplicate. one exception to the rule that - remodeling, repairs, counter heat modernization, etc. Free SEASONED hardwood, large Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Good running condition. Call ♦ AJ7 have an example tor me.^ repaired. Painting and and cabinet work, free es- estimates gladly given. M & M 3/4 ton pick-up truck load, $^. large lot, Glastonbury - 4AQ102 ’That overtrick would have you bid the higher ranking of ing. Call Bill Lessard Manchester line. Occupancy 6482888. been important, but at rubber timtes. Call 643-5769. Plufnbing & Heating, 649-2871. Call 8754350 or 742-6519. LOOKING for anything in real WEST EAST two five-card suits first. immediately. References. Jim: “The game was rub- bridge he had no right to risk estate rental — apartments, MANCHESTER - Luxurious 1972 CHRYSLER Imperial - 4QJ73 4 K102 REMODELING - Rmairs, new Write P.O. l^ x 159, Buckland ▼ 8 7 5 3 ber bridge. East’s king of his contract Who was East?” TOWNE Plumbing Service, SEASONED cordwood - Cord homes, multiple dwellings, no one-bedroom Townhouse, king Fully loaded. Savings rank of WINTHROP BY DICK CAVALLI ▼ 9 6 2 ItlUAV S QUESTION TWO HANDYMEN-will clean construction. Garages, repairs, alterations, vanity and half-cord loads. E. Station, Manchester, Conn. 4 K92 spades held the first trick fees. Call J.D. Real Estate size master bedroom, walk-in Manchester repossession. ♦ 1086 Jim: “A very bad player. It You bid one club and your attics and cellars, light breezeways, recreation rooms, cabinets a specialty. Call to Yeomans, 742-8907. closet, full, private basement. 06040. ♦ K73 and he led back the ten to Associates, Inc. 646-1980. Asking 33,OX. S481700. 4854 turned out that the reason he partner bids one diamond. What trucking, reasonable rates, 643- etc. Check our prices then com- 8:30 a.m., 6 p.m. to 7 p.m. 649- Includes all appliances, heat, SOUTH dummy’s ace. South came to 5305. ANDOVER LAKE - Furnished his hand with the ace of had not led the deuce of do you do now? pare. 528-8364. 4056. FIREWOOD for sale. Half ton VILLAGER APARTMENTS - carpeting and pool. $2M per 49865 four-room house, lake hearts; led the nine of clubs spades the first time was that Answer Tomorrow load, $18. delivered. Call 643- Five-room townhouse, 1 1/2 month. Paul W. Dougan, ▼ aj 2890. Realtor, 6481021 or 6434535. privileges, $200 monthly plus ♦ Q543 and let it ride.” he had not seen i t ” Articles tor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 Articles lor Sale 41 tiled baths, wall-to-wall neat and utilities. 2283485. ROLAND’S carpeting, 2 air-conditioners, 72 PONTIAC Grand Prix air, powar 4J96 CHRISTMAS TREES - large AVAILABLE January 1st, windows, buckat aaats, .aHvar with Oswald: “Was East smart (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) heat, hot water, patio, full base- SOMERS - Six large rooms, 1 pawtar vinyl top. Abaolutaly North-South vulnerable selection, try us, you’ll like ment. No pets. three room apartment, modern showroom conditloni Low mllaaga. enough to take his king and 1/2 baths, in a lovely Cofonial Use this handy classified what we have. Yeoman’s Tree styling, appliances, parking. 3HARPI West North Elast South lead hack a club?” Answer to Previous Puzzle Farm, 411 Lake Road, Andover. storage, carpeting, lease and duplex, centrally located. Call 7t BUICK SKYLARK. 2-dr. HT, PS, 14 Pass IN.T. Jim: “He certainly was and At Cards 875-3126 or 7494M1. PB. I21SS Pass Pass South fell for it tike a ton of 742-8907. Follow signs from APARTMENT security required, no dogs. 71 OPEL Wagon. Roof rack, AT, air Pass 3N.T. IWo Il I ! Route 6. Hilliard Street, after 6 p.m. call cond..$ie95. Pass bricks. He cashed the hearts ORDER RLANK RENTAL DFFICE 649-7289. MANCHESTER - Three-room 69 FORD Country Squira 10-iiata. and clubs while stopping in Opening lead- 93 ACROSS 3Qarrelt SNOW PLOW and Habau sickle We have a large variety of duplex, stove, refrigerator. wagon. PS, PB, low mllaa. $N6. his hand. It became ap- 40aliva(ab.) Adults. $155 monthly. P u rity . 73 BUICK LaSabra oualgm 4-dr. I HIghtsI VBluo 6 Summer (Fr.) bar to fit model 110 John Deere deluxe one and two-bedroom TWO-BEDROOM duplex, hardtop, auto., PS, PB, air cond., PW, parent to him that East did far placing your want ad. By Oswald & James Jacoby tuil 6 Cured pork riding tractor. CaU 646-2923. appliances, full basement. No Pasek, Realtohs, 2887475, 742- AM-FM starao radio, 22,000 mllaa. not have another spade so it eAvoldodIn apartments and townhouses 7Baftxa Fill In - Clip Out and Mall Todayl pets. Lease and security. $210 8243. »26»6- would be perfectly safe to cortoln cird throughout Manchester. Ren 67 BUICK Skylark, 2-dr., hardtop, PS. 8 Son ol Vonus Regular ratea apply — tea rates at the b^lnnlng of SEASONED fireplace wood, $5 per month. Available January take a diamond finesse and g«nt SForiilicalion tal office open daily from 9-5 PB. $995. tlLwxled IJ trunk load. 643-f695. 444 Lake 1st. 647-9773, 6489455. 72 BUICK RIvlara, loadad, air cond. score an overtrick. He took 10 Weight the claasifiad aactlon. other times by appointment. Business lor Rent 55 proporty Street, Bolton. Qorg«ou«l Big value. allowanco l3Lllowoik ra[:ii4|ian MANCHESTER - Newer three 71___ MUSTANG______J Auto.,4 chroma whaala, l2Unilaolanorgy CTni-jIniJ MANCHESTER - East Center low mllaa, raal aharpi $1695. l4Rog 13 Double-dock 3M COPIER, table model. DMUTO DnadHISES, MC. tSPonoltylFr) DATE OF FIRST INSERTION- bedroom Duplex, 1 1/2 baths. Street. Modern air-conditioned 74 CHEVY Vaga, 2-dr. aadan, auto., card game STAR GAXEK* 290uials 42 German ship. Great for small company. Call 2404 Nm SM H, Mwciiiilif all appliances, canieting, radio, whitawalla, 12,000 mllaa. leAnbnimo IBRatidentol NUMBER OF DAYS TO RUN- office space, from 100 to 2,000 By CUY.R. POLLAN- 17 Kind o( tummy 33 Most mellow Oral 647-1481 between 8 4 :w . $41-1021 private. $250 monthly. S^urity. $2295. LIBRA IsulHxl 46 Hardy heioina square feet, $4.50 per foot. 71 FORD Oalaxia 500.4-dr. hardtop, K Your Dally AcHvily Gu U b JK lOTikolood 34 Nalhsriands city CLASSIFICATION______Immediate. Frechette Mar- Sin. 21 Prized 4 / How (Oar I it Hayes Corporation, 04^131. auto., PS, PB, air oond., vinyl top, 36,- Tr According to Iht Sian. 20 1.106 IRomml 36 King's STOVES - Wood burning pot 23 Material (torn 48Evsrlpoell tin, Inc. Realtors, 6464144. 000 mllaa. $1696. To develop message for Tuesday, OCT. 22D«pol(ob.) residence bellies in stock. Low, low THREE ROOMS - First floor, ouler space 37Shlp s curved SO And so forth TWO-ROOM office with private read VYords corresponding to numbers 41-45-51-55^ 23 Adult boy prices. A few kitchen models in with heat and appliances, no 61-67-ro ^ 24Fcmous undo 25 Unit ol melrical limbers (Latin ab I ATTRACTIVE two room apart- lavatory. Near Manchester ROLAND of your Zodioc birth sign. 6 1 Nagalive stock. Cut fuel costs. Great for pets, one months security 'TAURUS SCORPIO 26SIOVOS lima 39Alliludes(abl ment, stove, refrigerator, neat, Hospital. Call 6481186. 1 SwBBt 31 Laughltr 61 Friends 4 1 Packs ol cards coniunction supplem ental heat. required. Available November AM. K ocr. II ( 26-Angolos. 27 Average electricity, references. No pets. MOTORS 2 Tokc 32 Port 62 Progrois CWilomii INKW.SI'APKH KNTKIU'HI.SK A.VSN i 1st. Can be seen 87 p.m. Satur- ' MAY » 3 Important 33 Opon 63 -Thlnei NOV. Montgomery" itgi Ward Co. 269 West Call 648M67 or 2283540. ELLINGTON - 2,000 sq. ft. new 369 Cantar 8 t, Manchaalar It ■ 30 Sm ill child 646-6320 \54-S7-6869 4-rho 3 4 M i^ 64(X r~ r IT MicIddle ’Turnpike. 643-2185. days 88, 28 Church Street. brick and steel building, clear 12-1618-32/C; 31 AgonKiuttxl 1 r i r r n "At tha Amoco Sign on Route r 71-77-79-ai 5 Evonine 35 Door 65 Ovor 36388468V CHARLES APARTMENTS - span, loading dock, heat and 6 Evonit 36 p i 66 Inrimoto 32 Exist IT OIMINI 33Englichnov«lisl rr 1! SLIGHTLY USED Craftsman MANCHESTER- Brand new 2- East Middle ’Turnpike, 4 1/2 air-conditionuig optional. 872- BUZZ SAWYF.R BY ROY CRANE 7 Extra 37 Fovorod 67 You'vt UOITrARIUS may II 6 Mouago 38 Eorn^ 66 Got NOV. 36CloC; ^ L L CHOKE UG - QLUQ - - . lOOiftrt 40A 70For(K)lton DtC. 37 Young gool 182I30-37 IIThli 4ie«tt 71 For II dryer, wall-to-wall carpeting conditioners, heat, hot water, MANCHESTER • Only store in eOiNQTOPUT . WHO ‘ I M I S T E R ' IT OUT OF you! )(PLBASB, PLEASE^ 4447-53-58^ 38Femininonamt and parking. Full basement, '52-59-90-B6I l2No«v 42N«w 72l«t 72-7868a9V6m CORodiillab) FRESH SWEET apple cider. storage, basement garage, south end, ideal for food EXPERT bicycle repairs, all THOSB SCORPIONS HIRED \ honest.'J A MR. l3Group 43To 73Lovo ar $250 montnly. Tenant pays soundproofing, washer-dryer makes, models ana speeds. ANOIARAMTUL HIS M A M C ? CANCIR 14 Could 44 You 74CMIghti 42Monlhlobl Macintosh and Delicious business, real estate, etc. For SMITH 43 D i(l» l Iprolixl IT r utilities. Jesdor Realty, 638 hook-ups, $250 monthly, Charles IN THE bel l s' —I ni 1 1 ^ -isiif.'; II 15 Rom eo’s 45 For 7SEor apples. Botti Fruit Farm, 260 details, 643-8078 after 6. Peugeot, Raleigh < dealers, 16-rimo 46RoochM 760r 44 Allow Bush Hill Rd. 1411. Ponticelli, 6480800, 6481540. Manchester BIcyile Shop, 648 HOUSE1 J \m r II l7Llkoly 47Connot 77 Loon JAN. 46 Smoll bird a~ NAME IIA 48 Ooy 78 Prt|udlco 2- 7-16206 SINGLE ROOM and three 2098. 1- 8 9-34 40 Card IT K USED metal office desks, $30 MANCHESTER • Newer one- FURNISHED one-bedroom rooms available as suite or 466875 l9To 49To 790r 1254865 combmolion ADDRESS 20To 50Rool lOWilh AQUARIUi 52F«tiHnininom« u each and up. Metal 4-door filing bedroom apartment. Quiet apartment on Main Street. Heat singles. Air-conditioning, off 1957 HARLEY DAVIDSON LIO 21 Acllvilltt 51 Sooing II Poymonl U Ghe Herald location. Includes heat, inciuded. $155. Security deposit sportster, chopper, much 'f: JUIY II 220ccur 52Todoy 82Buslnsu JAN. n IpU CITY cabinets., $30 each and up. street parking. Phone John H. 63Colanialponil tr II appliances and carpeting. $lw required. Avaiiabie Januaiy 11. chrome, new motor, Ourder «L,AI/9. II 23 Don’t 53AMoid WGovom ns. II. Metal fireproof filing cabinet. Lappen, Inc. 6485261. 24Romonc( S4You M Go^ intlnmwnl K STATE Maple student arm tablet monthly. Paul w. Dougan, 6489^ before 2 p.m. frontend. rast offer. ^4104. 6 81824/^ 54 0(gimc k24-37-383S 25Thlnk 550W “^^s. 1314874 1 P.6. Box S91 chairs, $7.50 each. Gremmo Realtor, 6434635, 6481021. /485042 26Tlmoly 56 Buck Hf.',''!?* compound M ZIP 27MOVOS 57Moy 87W#II PIKIt 55 Salad grton w IT Manchaator, Conn. 06040 Sons Sales, 819 East Middle MANCHESTER - super one DFFIOE SPADE npei VIROO POUR ROOM apartment, beat. bedroom Townhouse, private 26Samothlng S6To 66Fortum Ml. IP ET u PHONE Turnpike, Manchester. 649-9953. FDR RENT Mobile Homes 88 , Aua. II 29 Bo 59 Soclolln 19 OKliioni DOWN hot water, cooking gas, stove, patio and basement, includes * UFY. II 30 Art 60 Your OOPomjM MAS. U refrigerator, wall-to-wall eat, appliances, carpeting, and 8 6)7-19/ IBrillla IT Or phono 643-2711 for friendly aosistance TEN GUN - Gun Cabinet - New, 1973 SHASTA trailer, like new, ItS j-39-48541 (^Good ^AdvetK ^Neutral 22-28S567V 2Sacradhymn In p lacinii your ad.______dark walnut finish, large am- carpeting, $185. Adults only, no pool. 4 ^ per month. Paul W. will deliver in area. For details L7682-90 NIO munition drawer. $150 pets. Security depoeit requlrad. D ^ n Realtor, 6481021, 648 call 644-0793 after 6 p.m. M ntrally located Call 60-9671. 4535. Telephone 647-9037. 250 square feet, center of \ IManchester, air-conditioning and parking. Cb II: 6489661. PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Mon., Dec. 23, 19^ OBMDDIC OPEN DAILY 10-10, MONDAY, TUESDAY ONLY K MART’S ADVERTISED MERCHANDISE POLICY OHf firm IntMtian It to hw t m ry idiw ftiwd lt«n ki itock on our ihtlvM. If on odvortliod Itom It not aniltblo for purchaoo duo to any unforaiaon roa- •on, K mart w ill Inua a Rain Chock on laquatt lo r tham aichandiHlobaputcliatadat tha u la prica whananr arallabla or will tall you a compatabla quality Itamat a compataMa reduction In prica. Our policy It toglta our cuttomart"iatltfaction alwayt." S. S. KRESGE CO.

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