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PAGE TWENTY-EIGHT- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Fri„ Dec. 12. 1975 Cromie to head FRIDAY AND SATURDAY The weather « OUR \ Mostly cloudy, high around 40, town Democrats low tonight in mid 30s. Sunday, ONLY cloudy with chance of showers in afternoon, highs mid 40s. NaUon •5* YEAR ^ Limited Quantities ‘ weather forecast map on page IN | Coventry of candidates and then SHOP EARLY Manche§ter—A City of Village Charm forget oiir differences. In Only 12 Days ‘HI Chrisbiuw MONICA SHEA state, federal and local THI THANK YOU STORI 742-9495 elections we have found MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13,1975 - VOL. XCV, No. 63. The Democratic Town that when you leave the SIXTEEN PAGES » TWO SECTIONS • PLUS WEEKEND » PRICE; FIFTEEN CENTS Committee elected camp you must face the Richard Cromie as chair consequences. man. “The committee is used In troubled South Boston Rose Fowler nominated as another step in the final Christinas Costs You Cromie. Fred Contessa selection of candidates. We t N e’ws gave the second to her mo made the decision and did tion. not support it. summary Vice-chairman of the “I hope we can turn the Youths protest committee, Rita Luzel, comer now. I am in favor Less at King’s was also nominated but she of full and open debate. But Compiled frorii declined to serve as chair when a decision is made, United Press International man. we should go with it.” Cromie told the com Cromie will serve until a You Can Always Depend on King’s for the Best Values "MSBISE™ tight contols mittee there were 24 new committee is elected State members present at the and installed in March. BOSTON (UPI) - A crowd of established antibusing groups, said about 200 youths gathered near meeting. With the 24 Persons interested in HARTFORD — Harvey M. the disruptions were “tryouts” and racially troubled South Boston High members the committee serving on the Town Com White, a West Hartford will get worse. He said he did not School early today, set small trash had 24 reasons why the mittee for the next two architect who worked on the know who caused them. fires and broke into the school in ap Democratics lost the elec years are asked to contact Bridgeport jai alai arena, is David Duke, national director of tion. the nominating committee parent protest of tightened federal the Knights of the Ku Klux Klan, being investigated by the control of the school. Cromie said, “And I said members, Ruth Benoit, Connecticut Society of appeared at the morning news con Police reported no arrests or in that we lost the election, Cliff Johnson, Joyce Architects’ executive com ference of another antibusing group juries, and said the situation was not that the Republicans Carilli, Dave Roach, mittee for possible violation of and promised the same thing. “under control’’ at 2 a.m. An officer won it. George Bolduc and Lional regulations and statutes gover “We (the Klan) cannot take full of the metropolitan police force said “I think we must reach a Jean. ning the profession. credit but we did have a hand in it,” decision to support a slate the students broke into the school, said Duke. “Things will be getting “but were quickly rushed out.” worse here. We plan other stoppages. HARTFORD - Jack A. The demonstration capped a day of The next will be three times as bad.” Fusari, the state labor com “mourning” for what antibusing Warren Zaniboni, the head of the missioner in the Thomas groups called “Black Tuesday” —the South Boston Marshals, said he Meskill administration, is CHS to perform (Herald photo by Dunn) day earlier this week when U.S. “didn’t know” whether members of among the first 500 state District Judge W. Arthur Garrity Jr. his organization took part in the traf workers whose jobs will end decided to place South Boston High in fic slowdown. This cab of a tractor trailer truck now bears lit truck’s driver using the Hurst tool. The white ‘Festival of Music’ MILTON BRADLEY FISHER PRICE Jan. 1. Fusari is a mediator federal receivership. The marshals, self-appointed guar with the state Board of Media tle resemblance to the truck that began a right stuff on the ground is foam used to reduce the Almost all white students at South dians of the South Boston communi tion and Arbitration. turn onto Silver Lane in front of Pratt & hazard of fire caused by sparks as the men Boston boycotted class Friday, as did ty, held the news conference at which Coventry member or at the door. O peration Safari Game Whitney just after 8 this morning. Manchester worked in ankle-deep gasoline. The truck had white students at Charlestown High Duke appeared, but Zaniboni denied MONICA SHEA This year’s concert will firemen helped pry apart the cab to remove the held over 8,000 gallons of gasoline. School. any link between his organization and The Coventry High have music from many Game Regional | Another aspect of the protest the Klan. School Music Department moods and styles being Friday involved deliberate stalling of “He was just voicing his opinion,” will present its annual performed for all age CONCORD, N. H. - Presi- | cars during the morning rush hour. said Zaniboni, but he later said Festival of Music levels. New adventure series play set with dent Ford will open his 1976 Spilled gasoline adds to hazard That tied up traffic on most major Dukewas in Boston to “give us a 19 pieces. Jeep, animal cages, Thursday, Dec. 18 at the A new performing group. w ild and wacky action skill game New Hampshire primary cam- roads leading into the city. hand.” tent, stockade with animals and paign in late January in Busing foes said they did not start ’The white student boycott was high school gym. The Coventry High School for youngsters 6 to 14. much morel Concert time is 8 p.m. Chamber Singers under the^ Nashua with a speech to the the traffic disruptions, but that they almost 100 per cent effective at South Tickets may be purchased direction of Ms. Lee Chamber of Commerce annual Firemen free truck driver expected them to get worse. Boston High. Only 24 whites were in from any band or chorus Applegate, will perform awards dinner and probably a No similar protest occured during class, according to school depart for the first time. full day of handshaking as well. | the evening rush hour, when police ment spokesman Frank Galvin, who All the choral groups will prepared by placing extra patrols on said about 400 whites usually attend be under the direction of pinned in overturned rig duty. classes there. Only 92 whites showed SHTCNIIIAL Ms. Applegate and the in National | James Kelly, a spokesman for two up at Charlestown High, he said. strumental groups under A gasoline tractor-trailer rig SAN FRANCISCO - | Deputy Chief William Stratton and Fire Fighter Rick Skoglund told the direction of Carl turned over on Silver Lane in East a crew of firemen took the tool to the Salina. Investigators are concen- ■The Herald upon returning from the Hartford this morning spewing gas accident scene. Working with men of scene that the driver had come off Wreaths trating on known arsonists in oline oyer a wide area and trapping the Wethersfield Fire Department come off the highway and was trying The Lions Club of Coven their investigation of a fast- % Tax compromise the truck’s driver in his cab, said who are also armed with the special to make a right turn onto Silver Lane try will be selling Christ moving blaze that killed 12 per- ^ East Hartford police. tool, the driver was freed in an hour, in front of the entrance to Pratt & mas wreathes Saturday sons as it roared through a con- Police called the Manchester, police said. Whitney Aircraft. The truck turned and Sunday, Dec. 13 and 14 demned apartment building ^ Town Fire Department at 8:32 a.m. offered to Ford Police could not identify the over and the cab was trapped and Dec. 20 and 21 at Friday. They said “incendiary S seeking the aid of the Hurst tool, material” was found in the ;§ driver. He came from Rocky Hill and between the trailer and the pole. Zollo’s and Allen’s Super sometimes called the “jaws of life.” was driving a BP (British WASHINGTON (UPI) - Senate own advisers — have conceded that markets. five-story building. Skoglund said firemen from The tool works without sparks to pry Petroleum) truck owned by the FJ. Manchester, P & WA, and Finance Committee Chairman Congress would override a tax cut The proceeds will be ij apart tangled metal in accidents. Roberts Co. of Springfield, Mass. Wethersfield were working at the Russell Long has proposed that veto. Ford said repeatedly he would used to support local MATTEL MARX SAN FRANCISCO - Before | scene. The gasoline was ankle deep, President Ford allow a tax relief bill veto any tax bill unless it contained a “Warrent Men" were six charities and eye research. accepting Sara Jane Moore’s to go into effect without a spending spending ceiling. fictitious men in almost all TALKING TRACKS ROCK-EM, SOCK’EM surprise guilty plea on the :•? he said. 44..INCH PRESSMAN Some layoffs may cost Both Manchester’s and ceiling in exchange for a promise The bill is expected to reach the the British foot regiments charge of trying to kill Presi- !•:; from Congress to cut the 1977 budget Senate floor Monday. The House whose pay was distributed as School o r Camp dent Ford, a federal judge Wethersfield’s Hurst tools were used follows: Pay of two men went R obots for nearly an hour prying the driver by the same amount as any future tax completed its bill earlier, but is wants to question a psy- cut. expected to go along with a plan to to widows of regimental of Cataract surgery is one of P ool Table state federal funding loose. His ankles were trapped under the most successful chiatrist who examined the % ficers; pay of the others went the cab’s dash and his right leg was Long said he made his proposal in a put its larger bill over until next year to reimburse the colonel for operations performed today. 4 » o 90 former mental patient. The 99 HARTFORD (UPI) - Although offs and any others with a solid basis broken. spirit of compromise, but Ford still and pass the simple six-month exten deserters’ clothing, for From 90 to 95 per cent of questioning was set for Mon- would not get the one thing he has their pay came from Uncle Sam, for complaint. The men splinted his broken leg sion. recruitment and for the per patients undergoing this Lots and lots of sayings and sounds day. I demanded from as a condition of Under Long’s proposal, the operation regain useful vision, 2 sets of controls keep ’em mov Real pro-style with molded bump three state employes got pink slips in The three women were laid off while the tools pried and cut the sonal use of the colonel and on 64 "sound tracks". No batteries I?' signing a six-month extension of Senate’s $6.4 billion extension of 1975 regimental agent, The World reports the National Institutes ing. Left jabs, right hooks, defense, er, masonite bed. With cues, rack, a budget-cutting move anyway. from their $5,800 a year jobs cab’s metal. needed. offense! #5015 JERSEY CITY, N. J. - FBI | 1975’s tax cuts — a specific ceiling on tax cuts would go into effect without Almanac notes. of Health. b a ll s e t. #P4400(una.Hm bfw] in mft's orig carton) Th e three possibly federally funded presumably because they lacked The man was taken by ambulance agents are awaiting word from fiscal 1977 spending. any action on a spending ceiling. employes fired were among the first seniority. They are probationary to St. Francis Hospital in Hartford. Washington before digging up a § A White House spokesman said of Congress then would agree to cut the 500 state employes laid off in Gov. employes with less than six months No one word was available on his section of a dump, said to be the % ficials there had not yet seen Long’s 1977 budget by an amount equal to we'TB oSMTeveifnlgiit Ella T. Grasso’s drive to eliminate employment with the state. condition but East Hartford police gravesite of missing former ii; proposal and could not immediately any future tax cut that affect fiscal i ! _ (except seturdeyf an expected $80 million budget shor “It doesn’t make sense, the state is said he appeared to be fairing well in Teamster Union boss James R. comment. 1977. Long urged Ford to accept his tage. ’Their furloughs could indirectly going to have to start paying me the ambulance. Hoffa. Hoffa has been missing affect aid to the state’s handicapp^. welfare,” said one of the three, the Almost everyone — except Ford’s proposal and avoid a veto fight. since last July. ^ craft glue Finance Commissioner Jay 0. sole support of her two young Tepper said Friday all state agency children. The mother and children WASHINGTON - One by | heads were told not to lay off any live in a low income housing project. one, the administration’s top Would-be holiday travelers employes whose dismissals could The women work in a six-member officials have denied the lead to a loss of outside funding unit which compiles required the nwroela of | we have United States was sending men $, The federal government provides statistical data for the federal [(• downtown manefcester^ every to counterbalance the Com- § tiule ihingt in $8.9 million to the education government which in turn furnishes hampered by airline strikes muriist mifitary intervention in department’s Division of Vocational aid to the handicapped through ser Angola. They were less Rehabilitation. The three women in vices. By United Press International “Do so as quickly as possible,” ad precise, however, about in- attendants began Sept. 1, was volved work in the division’s The department handles an Would-be travelers in the eastern vised Tom Germuska, Cleveland operating about 360 flights carrying direct efforts such as a $50 ^ statistical section in Hartford. average of 800 cases a month and the half of the'United States can hardly public relations man for United 45,000 passengers daily, mostly million committment to sup- i;:| Tepper said there was a chance layoffs could slow down the get from here to there during the Airlines. “Unfortunately, there will between Miami and the northeast. port t\yo anti-Communist fac- :§ persons now paid out of state funds processing of applicants, a depart holidays — by plane, train or bus. be damn little space available for United, with 1,400 flights daily before GRAYLEDGE tions. could be shift^ into the jobs vacated ; ment source said. Additionally, the It’s even difficult to get an airline, anyone during the holiday crush.” its mechanics went on strike last by furloughed employes whose FISHER PRICE MARX federal money to obtain the services train or bus station on the telephone The normal year-end holiday travel week, carried 2.5 million passengers salaries were federally funded. Capons & Turkeys might be witheld. to find out that, generally, no reser crush has been compounded by the last December. International | Thus, the federal funding in his Dump T ruck 'Die federal payment is 80 per cent vations are available during grounding of two airlines by strikes That load of travelers is too large fo r CHRISTMAS a n d NEW YEARS Electro-Shot view would not be jeopardized. He or $8.9 million a year, and the state Christmas-New Year’s weeks. — Miami-based National Airlines and to be absorbed by other airlines, said he would review the three lay pays $1.26 million, or 20 per cent to Larger airline offices across the United, the nation’s largest domestic LONDON — Four IRA gun- S train and bus lines which normally 1 0 9 0 operate the division’s services. country were advising hopeful air carrier. No quick settlements of man, who held a couple hostage ^ operate at peak capacity along the Order Today! «»» travelers to make their reservation the strikes were forecast. ii; in their downtown London 5^ eastern seaboard during Christmas- Big, rugged Indoor-outdoor truck requests in person at ticket offices. Safety designed with bullet trap National, before the strike of flight New Year’s. for pre-schoolers. Strong plastic, apartment for six days, sur- $: phone633-6906 or range, traveler target and auto ;i: rendered Friday without ^ f: A m * 1 m 1 t " M e • no sharp edges. Makes engine matic scorer for hours of fun. 633-8839 "sound". I Auto accidents decrease sharply in nine areas Martborough Rd., Glastonbury Oft Hebron Ave., Route 94 By DOUG BEVINS >•: TORONTO — Eight persons 5|: said, although the goal of the new much time on traffic duty, because “And they’ll pass the warning on to cent of the bureau's salaries, and the ij: were killed and 20 others in- Herald Reporter program isn’t just to make arrests. they’re often too busy responding to other people, helping the awareness remaining 40 per cent comes from There’s been a 28 per cent decrease jured when a train smashed The Traffic Services Bureau ap other calls. that speeding causes accidents,” he the police department’s regular in accidents in nine high-accident broadside into a stalled bus at a :|;i proach to reducing accidents in Most of the arrests made by Wood said. budget. crossing Friday despite areas of Manchester since the local cludes high visibility patrol, selec and Marvin are for speed-related Wood said he and Marvin are happy 'Kenner I police department started its two- Patrol Capt. Richard Sartor said WE HAVE YOUR BEST S: desperative efforts by to bus 4 tive enforcement, and use of violations. It’s not unusual for the to see that the program is working, authorities expected a descreasing driver to empty the vehicle 5^ man Traffic Services Bureau, accor “speedgun” radar. two officers to issue dpzens of sum although traffic enforcement work CHRISTMAS TREE BUY! ding to Gary Wood, one of the two level of funding when the program Wliy? B«c«UH Tlwy'rt FRESH CUT CONN. TREESr P.8. W* Have before the train hit. “We’re not out there hiding, trying monses in a single day. isn’t the most rewarding part of was started, and it is expected the WREATHS Tool traffic patrolmen. c/ '/ police work. program will be integrated into the ORCHARD FRESH: Macs, MeCowana, Baldwina, Cortlanda, The decline was noted in a report Winaaapa, Rad A Goldan Dallcloua Apptaa; plua Fraah Cldar A Boac Speed enforcement, though, isn’t regular police budget if state grants Paara. of the bureau’s activities from April the only thing the Traffic Services MANILA, The Philippines — aren't available next year. FRESH: Cauimowar, Brocolll, Oraaii Baana, Acom A BuHarnut through Dec. 1, compared to ac Bureau is doing. Wood and Marvin Squash, Laalta, Shalolt, Egg Plant, Hot Ptppora, Bolglan Endivs, Bishop Hernando Antiporda, Traffic Services Bureau Everyone involved in the program cidents reported in three previous have followed through on several Kalo, Aniao, Parsnips, Spinach, Whlta Swsat Potatoas, Turnips, the second highest official in years. Wood said. agrees that it’s working but could use Cranbarriaa, Brutsall Sprouts, Savoy A Chinos# Cabbago, Hubbard •2U_/ apparently key factor traffic complaints, talking to more than two officers. Squash, Rad Onions, Oraan A Yallow Squash. Manila’s Roman Catholic The nine accident-prone areas — townspeople about specific problems IM PORTED: Chaatnuta, Spanlah Malona, Honaydowa, Strawbarriaa, Church, was murdered today in intersections along major arteries in “The potential for expansion Rad, Whlta A Blua Qrapaa, Hawaiian Pinaapplaa, Papyas, Catua LIFE-LIKE and requests for traffic signals or one of the most violent crimes Manchester — account for nearly depends on fiscal realities, though,” Paara, Limaa, Comics Paara. Kumquota, Dataa, Figs, Nuts. signs. Sartor said. W9 Carry A Full Una otVarmonIMapla Syrup A Sugar I © Doll Hasbro in Manila since martial law half of the accidents throughout T H R im WEEKEND SPECIALS was proclaimed three years town to catch people speeding,” Wood There have been few, if any com “We’re trying to attack the whole GREEN SQUASH...... ip 39c M A TTE L H FISHER-PRICE ago. Three men, former church Results of the bureau operations said. “We want to Ihb seen, to create plaints that the traffic patrolmen are problem,” Wood said. By reducing CALIF.LETTUCE...... head45c D igger janitors, were accused. an awareness that we’re there.” harassing motorists. Wood said. speed violations, the bureau hopes to TANBELOS • large size ...... 6 for 59c Road King Set are beginning to show up in total ac Baby Alive Wood and Patrolman John Marvin, Most of the violators know they’re continue reducing the accident rate, BOSC PEARS ...... 8-lb. average bag S I >65 cident figures for the whole town as School D esk BEILEN, The Netherlands— the other officer in the bureau, use speeding, he said. the number of personal injuries, and ip the D og well. Wood said. Manchester had EMPEROR GRAPES...... 45c specially marked police cruisers in the number of traffic fatalities. Inside today SEALTEST ICE CREAM ...... SOc OFF wQaii g 7 « 1 0 8 8 Two of the seven South Molluc- been experiencing a slight accident “Most of the people know we’re out can gunmen who hijacked a the traffic safety program. They 0 9 9 rate increase but now townwide ac there, and they say they have good The Traffic Services Bureau was Andover...... 12 Hebron...... 12 OPEN D AILY 6 A.M. T O S P.M. < SUNDAYS A A.M. T O 8 P.M. train 12 days ago emerged for a work on separate shifts, overlapping reasons for speeding; they’re late for ■ W aSajm iaH m ld, Sunday Papara, plua Lottary TIckala a Spoon or nipple activates life-like 590 cidents are down by about five per initially funded — for salaries, equip Bolton...... 12 Obituaries ...... 2 Mountain mining kit. You work mouth, swallowing action. 16" tall. brief talk today, but gave no in cent, he said. at the 3-to-6 p.m. peak traffic period, work or late for an appointment,” ment and the two special cruisers — Church news ... 11 Santa Forum __4 “THE KING the crane, drive the rig. Haul and Fun-filled portable desk teacfies Rooted hair. Dress, accessories and dication they were willing to and try to cover R ochester six days Wood said. by a $36,009 grant from the state Classified___12-14 S. Windsor...... 12 OF dump. With controls and truck. letters, numbers,, phrases. Chalk Just pull his leash and he begs for resume negotiations. Coupled with the decrease in ac a week. No bat. or electricity. special "Food". #2930 more! For ages two to six years. cidents at the nine locations have “But once they’ve been issued a Department of Transportation. Comics...... 15 Sports...... 9, 10 PRODUCEI" board, letters, more. #176 (b a tte rie s n ot Included) The bureau is unique because it been a tremendous increase in motor summons and have to go to court or Coventry ...... 12 Tolland...... 12 deals only with traffic. Wood said. In the current fiscal year, the level Dear Abby...... 15 Vernon...... 12 276 OAKLAND ST.. WAHCHEgTEB • B4a.SaR4 vehicle arrests and warnings. Wood pay a fine, they’ll think twice about Regular patrol officers don’t have as speeding again,” Wood said. of state funding has dropped to 60 per E. Hartford .... 12 Wings-Evening.. 4 .4 I ( PAGE TWO - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 13, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Dec. 13.1975 — PAGE THPFIR Obituaries Symphony concert Fire calls Civic orchestra topic for TV reset for May 11 Tax receipts 55% so far Manchester Tax receipts as of Nov. 30 to The Chicago Symphony Orchestra, Receipts as of Nov. 30 to the Water Friday, 1:45 p.m. — smoking dryer Members of the Manchester Civic in the orchestra, the program will Manchester’s General Fund, five months Felix J. Farr scheduled to perform Monday at the Fund totaled $345,835, against 12-months Mrs. Pauline L. Adamis at 28 Prospect St. (Town) Orchestra will be featured tonight on show William Ard, cellist, at his job into the 1975-76 fiscal year, equaled 55.2 Felix J. Farr, of 38 Sealand Dr., Bushnell Memorial Hall, has an estimates of $1,036,696; to the Sewer Mrs. Pauline Larou Adamis of Friday, 9:50 p.m. — a mattress Channel 3 television. At 7:30 p.m. as a nuclear .physicist ft Pratt & per cent of 12-months estimates, Collector Old Saybrook, formerly of nounced postponement of its concert Fund, $312,436 against $979,630; and to the Hartford, a former radio personality, destroyed in a bedroom fire at 96 Mark Howard, moderator for the Whitney Aircraft Division of United of Revenue James Turek has reported. Manchester, died this morning at his to May 11,1976. Tickets for Monday’s Data Processing Fund, ^1,652 against died Friday at St. Francis Hospital, Rachel Rd. Cause not determined. “Land of the 3” program, will inter Technologies in East Hartford, and $223,050. Collected was $8,164,300, against es home. ' concert will be honored May 11. (Eighth District) Hartford. She was the mother of Mrs. view Dr. Francis Helfrick, president Robert Richardson as professor of Turek’s report shows $277,127 outstan timates to next June 30 of $14,784,457. Mr, Farr was bom Dec. 13,1928 in Chicago Symphony musicians have Today, 8:32 a.m. — major truck ac Edward Connors of Manchester and of the orchestra. The program will English iiterature at Manchester ding to the General Fund for the tax years Tax receipts to the Town Fire District Manchester, son of the late Joseph refused to cross the picket line cident on Silver Lane in East Hart widow of George Adamis. show orchestra members whose Community College. Richardson 1966-67 through 1974-75, with $34,516 of it equaled 54.2 per cent of 12-months es and Nancy Sirica Farr. around the Bushnell maintained by ford. Manchester Deputy Fire (Jhief Born in Sokia, Turkey, Mrs. vocations are other than their plays the tuba in the orchestra. for 1972-73, With $70,790 for 1973-74 and timates ($764,606 against $1,410,244), and Adamis founded the first Greek The John F. Tierney Funeral members of the stagehands union William Stratton and a crew of The program will be repeated to the Special Downtown ’Taxing District since their walkout last July. musical interests. $148,706 for 1974-75 (the fiscal year which school in Hartford and was an inter Home, 219 W. Center St., is in charge firemen took the town’s Hurst tool to Besides Dr. Helfrick, who is a Wednesday at 6:30 a.m. on the same 62.4 per cent ($37,720 collected and $60,375 Major disagreement between union ended last June 30). preter for the U.S. Department of of arrangements, which are in the scene. See story on page 1. pediatrician and plays the trombone channel. estimated to June 30). complete. stage hands and Bushneil manage (Town) STARTS 9 AM Immigration and Naturalization. For 35 years, she was featured on the ment concerns tpanagement of stage Tolland Heilenic Hour on the former WTHT work. ABOUT SHARP Bushnell managing director Lever- Today, 12:14 a.m. — auto accident ^ 2 Main SI. radio station. ett Wright said, “We are doing on Rt. 195. (Tolland Fire Depart Chicago bank buys town notes She was awarded a medai for John A. Galski ment, Tolland Ambulance, and Ver TOWN THIS everything in our power to present seliing Liberty Bonds during Worid non Ambulance) F A R R S John A. Galski, 53, of 134 Parker all scheduled performances.’’ Master Charge - Banl: Anwricar War I, and was cited for patriotism Today, 2:10 a.m. — auto accident St. died this morning at his home. He Federal and state mediators are during World War II for selling 31 on Mile Hill Rd. (Tolland Fire The Continental Illinois National million; and United Bank & Trust, was the husband of Mrs. Mary assisting Bushnell management to SPORTING EQUIPMENT million in defense bonds. Department and 'Tolland Am Bank of Chicago has been awarded a 4.85 per cent on $500,000. The VFW P ost and Hydock Galski. resolve differences with the local She is also survived by another Manchester contract for 81.5 million Auxiliary will conduct a Mr. Galski was bom Dec. 28,1921 Stagehands Union. bulance) United Bank & Trust is certifying CAMPING EQUIPMENT daughter and three grandchildren. in Hazeltown, Pa., and m ov^ to and paying agent for the temporary social program Monday at M.pch«,t«r hosplul The funeral i3 Monday at 11 a.m. at Connecticut 25 years ago and to the 60-day period notes. It sent bid invitations to over Rocky Hill Veterans Home St. George Greek Orthodox Church, Manchester 10 years ago. He was a Dec. 16 to Feb. 11. 100 lending institutions. and Hospital. Those plan Discharged Thursday: Antonina ning to attend will meet at Fairfield Ave., Hartford. Burial will teacher at Maloney High School, Gladky, 27 Ridge St.; Lawrence The temporary notes are for Illing Town Treasurer Roger Negro said, the Post Home at 6:15 p.m. DPEN SUNDAY be in Cedar Hiil Cemetery, Hartford. Meriden. He was an Army veteran of Bunce, 66 Devon Dr.; Barbara Link, and Bennet Junior High additions and “The (interest) rates received were The John F. Tierney Funeral World War II. He was a member of 63 Bald Hill Rd.,. Tolland; Willis renovations. At the end of the 60-day excellent. They are a reflection on Home, 216 W. Center St., is in charge St. John’s Lodge of Masons, Hart Meetings period, the entire $5.6.million project the town’s over-all financial picture Manchester Lodge of FROM 10 A.M. to 7 P.M. Bean, 28 W. Middle Tpke.; Judith Elks will have a Christmas of arrangements. ford. Major, North Windham; Pearl McIn will be put out to bid for bonding. and outstanding low debt ratio. Due next week party for members only There are no calling hours. Other survivors are his mother, tosh, 82 Washington St.; Mabel Others who bid on the temporary to the New York situation. Midwest Wednesday at the Elks Mrs. Helen Hudock Galski of Peterson, 28 Gardner St.; Donald notes were Connecticut Baift and and Western lending institutions are HERE ARE A FEW EXAMPLES Hazeltown, Pa.; and a sister, Mrs. Trust Co., 4.79 per cent interest on looking more strongly at Connecticut Home, Bissell St. The Public meetings scheduled in Roser, 79 South Rd., Bolton; Douglas Thomas Fisher of Ridley Park, N.J. the entire $1.5 million; Hartford municipalities for investment pur event will open with a OUR Richard C. Knight Manchester next week include: Ramsdell, Gilead St., Hebron. The funeral is Thursday at 9:15 National, 4.M per cent on $500,000 poses.” cocktail hour at 7 p.m., and Monday, 7:30 p.m. — Conservation Also, Gary Cockerham, 156 Birch BARKER Richard C. Knight, 55, of 100 a.m. from the John F. Tierney and 4.58 per cent on the other $1 a buffet dinner will be Greatest Show of SAVINGS Commission, Municipal Building St.; John Schnurman, 124A Sycamore Ferguson Rd. died this morning at Funeral Home, 219 W. Center St., served from 8 to 9. There is WILL Coffee Room. Lane; Linda Deroxtra, 95 W. Middle Manchester Memorial Hospital. He with a Mass at St. Bridget Church at no charge for the party and Tuesday, 7 p.m. — Board of Direc Tpke. was the husband of Mrs. Mary Louise 10. Burial arrangements are in members are asked to sign tors meeting with Community ANNOUNCE ADDITIONAL CLEAR-OUTS UNTIL 10 PM Duncombe Knight. complete. up at the Elks Home or call 40 Development Advisory Committee, 20 1 SELECT GROUP Mr. Knight was bom Sept. 12,1920 the steward, 646-9262. : Friends may call at the funeral : Nathan Hale School. Directors will Hartford man charged with burglary in Providence, R.I., and had lived in home Sunday from 7 to 9 p.m. and AHY WINTER conduct their regular meeting at the Manchester since 1947. Before his Monday from 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 p.m. OF BEH ER ORAL. school at 8 p.m. Earl Burney, 22, of Hartford was shrubs in front of 104 W. Middle LADIES'& TEENS' retirement in 1971, he was employed The family suggests that anyme LAD IES'A TEENS' ENTIRE STOCK Tuesday, 8 p.m. — Human arrested Friday at 11:30 p.m. in Tpke., police said. Vernon JACKET as assistant cashier at Aetna Life and any memorial gifts may be made to AARP to meet SLEEPING DRESSES MEN'S-YOUTH'S Casualty, Hartford, and bad been Relations Commission, Municipal Hartford by Manchester detectives Tolland Francis E. Shedrick, 30, of 54 SKIRTS & the Kevin Hurst Fund in care of East on a Common Pleas Court 12 warrant SUNDAY ONLY OVER 50% OFF and with the firm for 25 years. He was a Building Coffee Room. David Baron, 32, of 23 Amato Dr., School St., Rockville was arrested Mrs. John V. Gregan of SUN. BAGS ONLY Catholic High School. charging him with second-degree LEISURE member of Center Congregational Wednesday, 7 p.m. — Data South Windsor was charged with today at 4:12 a.m. on Union St. and 53 Schaller Rd. will be burglary, third-degree burglary, and CLEARANCE PANTSUITS BLAZERS Church and assistant scoutmaster of Processing Advisory Committee, reckless driving in connection with a charged with operating a motor vehi guest speaker Wednesday second-degree larceny (two counts). cle while license suspended, ^ DRESS LADIES a TEENS SUITS Boy Scout Troop 25. Municipal Building Coffee Room. two-car collision today at 12:14 a.m. at the Manchester Green sun The charges stem from two recent nd . MORE THAN MORE THAN Other survivors are two sons, H e b ro n Wednesday, 8 p.m. — Manchester on Rt. 195 in Tolland, state police operating an unregistered motor Chapter, American 2 D % OFF 3 MORE THAN breaks in Manchester apartments, only BETTER Kenneth W. Knight of Manchester School menus Bicentennial Committee, Municipal said. vehicle, and misuse of plates. Court Association of Retired Per )IES GLOVES one on Spencer St. and the other on and Richard R. flig h t of Plainville; Building Hearing Room. A Tolland constable reported is Jan. 7 in Rockville. sons (AARP), meeting at 2 School lunch menu next week in Oakland st. Jewelry valued at more two daughters. Miss Nancy E. cludes; Thursday, 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. — seeing Baron driving south on Rt. 195 p.m. at the VFW Home, 608 SLEDS i than $1,800 was taken. Police Pamela L. Frosos, 24, of Williman- 50% OFF 50% OFF Knight, at home, and Mrs. Walter R. Board of Directors’ Comment Ses E. Center St. 25%off Monday, lasagna, garden salad, in an erratic manner. He turned to 6 SIZES ' sion, Municipal Building directors’ recovered most of the jewelry and tic allegedly refused to pay for a food Fits of Haughton, La.; a brother, bread, pudding. pursue the Baron car when Baron Mrs. Gagnon, a past 40”-44” 48” FORMALS office. returned it to the women victims. order of $4.70 at the Tastee Chick Kenneth F. Knight of Wakefield, Tuesday, port fritter, gravy, started driving south in the president of the Connec 52”-56” 60” LADIES' & TEENS' .Burney was released on a $1,000 restaurant on Regan St. Friday at PEEDAWAY ENTIRE STOCK R.I.; and three grandsons. potato, corn, peaches. Thursday, 7:30 p.m. — Advisory northbound lane, he said. ticut Northeast Chapter, 8 AND LADIES'& TEENS' The Holmes Funeral Home, 400 Rec and'Park Commission, non-surety bond for court Jan. 12. 8:30 p.m. Police charged her with BLOUSES- MEN'S & TEENS' Wednesday, pizza, salad, Baron’s car struck the car driven AARP, will discuss ■ MENS’ or LADIES’ FANCY DRESSY Main St., is in charge of Municipal Building Coffee Room. north by William Voltz, 20, of Ar- fourth-degree larceny. Court is Jan. “ Legislation for the TENHIS applesauce. Stanley J. Domanski, 58, of 801 S LA C K S & SWEATERS HI-FASHION arrangements, which are in monk, N.Y. His car then struck a 7. . Elderly.” Members are Thursday, hot dog, baked beans, Main St. was arrested Friday and and complete. utility pole and came to rest blocking asked to bring a grab-bag 8ALLS POLYESTER juice, carrots, pudding. charged with evading responsibility. / • y / By Spewing DRESSES Friends may call at the funeral the highway. gift not to exceed $2, and PANTS FASHION TOPSI Friday, fish cake, potato, peas, The charge stems from a minor, two- / S/J/ PENN-8EAMCO Reg. to *30 home Monday from 7 to 9 p.m. Voltz and his passenger, Mike ;i|\ indicate if the gift is for a cake. car collision Friday at 7 p.m. on SLACKS The family suggests that any Swirsky, 19, of Stratford, were taken m an or woman. MORE THAN MORE THAN Hartford Rd. just west of Main St. memorial gifts may be made to the to Rockville General Hospital where Refreshments will be Court is Jan. 6. S American Cancer Society, 237 E. they were treated for minor cuts and served. M ” •8 §/'”53 7 3 Cant Center St. ABOUT TOWN bruises. Baron appeared unhurt. J KTU KATNOMI OFF 7 ” Yule music program Someone stole about a dozen 3/4” PUBACK TABLE 50% Court is Jan. 7. loTOOU HtnvRa 50% OFF Christmas lights this week from the IION INWINTERVa, Folds The American Legion Auxiliary planned by ehurch VICTO RIAVILLE will meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at the M i f w LADIES'A TEENS' $9M9 HOCKEY Post Home. After a brief business A Christmas program of music will LADIES' & TEENS' LADIES’ ft TEENS’ HOODED-MOCK OVER 3000 be presented Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at session in which a historian will be PINE PHARMACY STICK LUXURIOUS 2-PC. TWIN MEN'S & TEENS' the Presbyterian Church, 43 Spruce |664 CENTER ST. 649-98141 MANCHESTER NOVELTY TOPS nominated and elected, the Past iP p ^ S e S s $2.99 $ 1 4 7 HOLIDAY St. DRIVE-W ROUTES 6 1 44 A BLOUSES DRESS — SPORT A In Memoriam Presidents’ Club will host a Christ LOW PRESGRIPTION Valw 1 FLOOR LENGTH SWEATER KNITS The program, which is open to the Easy wrappers! FRI-SAT-SIN REVEALING KNIT&CPO In loving memory of Marlon D. mas party. Members are asked to p59” 10-SPEED NKE and public, will be presented principally PRICES Davli who passed away December 13, bring articles for a “Shower of Wrap gifts the easy way with beautiful, conve POLpS & SHELLS SWEATERS 1W3. ■::: by the recently installed pastor, the SHIRTS Gifts’’ for New Hope Manor and gifts nient Hallmark “Instant Wraps.” Choose from REQ. *29.00 AND SWEATERS You left without a last goodbye not to exceed for a gift exchange. Rev. Mack Weiford, and his family. 4’ PLASTIC ROBES 32 gift boxes, gift tins, bright plastic bags and unique Manchester Evening Herald ARNOLD MORE THAN 1 asked the Lord oh why, oh why, Also participating in the program SPEEDO Reg. to A containers. PALMER TOBAGGAN Ref. Mt heart still aches In loneliness will be David Hutchinson, baritone, Published every evening except iuniH S6.00 ^ to $7 And silent tears still flow. Sundays and holidays. 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PAGE FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn.. Sat., Dec. 13,1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 13, 1975 — PAGE FIVE A The Press and the American Revolution / SANTA CLAUS FORUM Tom Paine writes -Common Sense’ WU !Wi«tl>1»«glr1!WWI by Dr. Francis G. Walett me these things for Christ models, walkie-talkie (2), lite, guitar, battalship. Copyright 1975 Good girl mas. GI Joe, mobile tank. Eric and Kim (baby) American Antiquarian Society 1. Baby Alive Kevin, 3, gun, toss-a- Laine "The blood of the slain, the Dear Santa Clause, 2. Beat the Eight Ball cross, sit ’n spin, racing Age 6 weeping voice of nature cries, ’Tis 1 have been a good girl 3. Doll Carriage cars. 87 Lyness St. time to part’.” With these ringing most of the time. We put up 4. Operation Thank you very much, Manchester words Thomas Paine called on our Christmas tree 5. Oil Paint James and Kevin Americans to declare their in COMMON SENSE; December ninth. I want a 6. The Sunshine Family Ctolletti Invited dependence. COUNTRY 7. Doll House My address is In Common Sense, published first bike and baby bundles for Dear Santa Claus, ADDftlltID TO TRA 284 MOAO ST. MANCHESTEII. Christmas. My brother 8. Piggy Bank 21 Madison St. in Philadelphia in Janaury 1776, the 9. Pajamas (size 8) I hope you will come to fiery propagandist condemned Mardiants bi Early Amarlcan Roily wants real Star Trek Manchester, (?onn. 72B EAST FumHura Rapnwuctlons 1 am eight years old. my house for Christmas. George in and urged the colonists to walky-talkys and a bike I like you. INHABITANTS MIDDLE TURNPIKE CLOCKS • UMPS • RREPUCE FURNISHINGS and too. Merry Christmas San Would you please send a make the complete' break with Bri • NAUTICM. PARAPHERNALM Just toys I would like a puzzle and tain. His word appealed not only to ta Clais. Your letter or card back? MANCHESTER OPEN TUE8., WED., SAT. 10 P.M. - 5:30 P.M. Carla Krysiak a guitar. reason but to the emotions as well: OF Mun I THURSDAY A FRIDAY, 10 A.M. ■ 9 P.M. friend, My sister, M ichele, SUNDAY 12 NOON - 5 P.M. PLBHTy OF FREE PARKINO Melanie Lestage 65 Green Rd. Dear Santa, “Oh, ye Uiat love mankind! ye that Manchester would like a doll. dare oppose not only the tyranny but 83 Laurel St. Bring me some toys. I Love, AMERICA, WE SERVICE AND INSTALL INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL Manchester P. S. Give my brother the tyrant, stand forth!” love you so much. Happy Chris Packer Tommy some socks. He Christmas, Santa, I love Paine had come to America from AIR CONDITIONING, 90 Grandview St. England less than two years before. takes size 11. Please bring you Santa. Goodbye, you On the following intereUlng Business-Directory Guide For Manchester Trumpeter me a Vz-inch typewriter can go home now. Of poor Quaker background (the son REFRIGERATION and HEATING of a corset-maker), he had not had I V e Also Do Sheet Metal Work Dear Santa, ribbon. Nate Zpadka SUBJE CTS. How are your reindeers Age 4 HoHoHo much schooling, but this thoughtful, New England Mechanical Services, Inc. MANCHESTER PARKADE provocative man had read widely in Manchester and Surrounding and your elves? I would Manchester R O UTE #S3, P.O. BOX 3147 Your Complete Dear Santa, many areas. He was much inclin^ to L O f the Origin and Deiign of Government in general, like a trumpet and a watch. Brother act TALCOTTVILLE, CONN. (06066) How is it at the North with concife Remirhs on the EngliOi ConlUtution. Appliance Store Glenn Humphrey rationalistic thought and deism. ’Two 643-2738 • 643-2192 Dear Santa, Pole? is it fun with childless marriages, crushing pover Vicinity 167-A Maple St. My name is James. My Good boy rudolph? I will try my Best U. O f Monarchy and Hereditary SdcceSion. Manchester ty and monotonous trade work had CAMPING EQUIPMENT FAMOUS BRAND brother’s name is Kevin. I Dear Santa, for toys and candy I will made Paine an unhappy man. He was IIL Thonghti on the prefent State of American Alain. am 7, my brother is 3. We I have been a good boy. try and try very hard. at war with the world he had found. featuring this week... 3 TELEVISION - APPLIANCES were good most of the how are you and the Love, Having met Benjamin Franklin in IV. Of the prefent Ability of America, with' fome mif. TENTS, COTS, SLEEPING BAGS, AIR MAHRESSES, Makes list STOVES, LANTERNS "'VI, MANCHESTER time. We would like these reindeer? Especially Debra Holland London, he brought letters of cellaneoni RefleRioni. Dear Santa, toys. Rudolph? I want sweater, 22 Birch Mtn. Ext. recommendation with him to HOME IMPROVEIIKIIT I would like you to bring James 7, gun, guitar, dog clothes for Big Jim, flash Bolton America. ’This restless soul tried his FARR'S vtnplkt MV. hand at journalism and showed con Man knows no Mafler fave creating H e a v z n , THE EVERYTHINO STORE O r thofe whom choice and common good ordain. CAMP-BIKE-SPORT 2 MAIN STREET iPPLUNCE ® TV 649-3589 siderable talent in articles he wrote OPEN DAILY TO 0 P.M. J . FARR • 043-7111 Kelt to Stop t Shop for the Pennsylvania Magazine. T h o m i o *. ilaiul]p0lpr Euptttng Ip rali THOUGHT Thomas Paine was much im pressed with America. Here was a VOLKSWAGEM REPAIR PERSONAL TEE Founded Oct. 1, 1881 land of greater opportunity with far PHILADELPHIA; less poverty than in England, and a by factory trained specialists Member, Audit Bureau of Circulation Member. United Press International PenoMliz*d Fun and Sporttmv Santa Claus or St. Nicholas has place where Eighteenth Century Printed, and Sold, by R.‘ B EL L, in Third-Street. Phil Pete DONE WHILE YOU WAIT Published by the Manchester Publishing Co., Herald Square, become so much a part of the Christ ideas about the perfection of society '* . Locicero and Zidek ARCO 0 VAllfy Q m l Quit For Any Occulon Manchester, Conn. 06040. Telephone (203) 643-2711. MDCCLXXVI. mas season that we can hardly might be fulfilled. In any event he (X)IN CO. 38 Oak S t, Manchastar celebrate without him. The “jolly old 646-5036 Mon. - Sat 10-8:30 Raymond F. Robinson. Editor-Publisher Harold E. Turkinglon, Managing Editor quickly adopted the American cause elf” has gone through a long as his own. Thiira. 'HI 8:30 evolutionary process from “Saint” to P&P AUTO REPAIR 040-3330 Only a few months after Paine 706 Msin St. • "Arco Charge” • Manchester "Santa,” from more mundane arrived here the colonists were clothing to the bright red suit he engaged in open fighting with Bri POETS NOOK wears today, from religious connota tain. The battles around Boston, the MERCURY tion to secular aid to the advertising organization of the Continental Ar ^onneetieut^falley ^o in ^ o . and commercial fields. my, the invasion of Canada, and the The first edition of Common Sense, the famous pamphlet by The spirit of Christmas I do not envy the old gentleman the failure of all efforts at reconciliation, Thomas Paine, is one of the great rarities of American Manchester place he has achiev^ in the im naturally created uncertainties in the \ 533 Main St. literature. Published anonymously, it carried on the title page a Buy - Sell Phone 646-2756 My heart fills with wonder at this He told them why Santa would aginations of much of the world’s minds of many. Where it would all METAL DETECTORS f time of year. come Christmas eve children and adults. I do hope and lead was the all-important question kind of table of contents. Printed often and read widely, this Appraise COINS by Whlle’o |Co//ect/ons Wonted The children all anxious ’cause And the reason for all of the gifts he pray he will not be allowed eclipse in of the day. “bestseller” of the American Revolution was a most influential EDWIN E. BLOW NO SERVICE CHARGE Christmas is near. would leave. his good-humored way the real per Without a doubt the great majority pamphlet. (Courtesy, American Antiquarian Society.) OUR 12th YEAR IN MANCHESTER ResarviUons (or • Hotels • Airlines • Steamships ’The streets of the town are lit up “They represent gifts brought to sonality of Christmas, the Christ of Americans in 1775 wanted to see 1627 Main Street Mancheater with bright lights. Jesus that day child in Bethlehem’s manger. ’This the controversy with Britain ended And the ringing of church bells And Christmas is really the way child went on to maturity, to teach, and normal relations restored. But FLO’S Cake Decorating Supplies bring joy to the night. that we say. to heal, to die, and to rise again; to I 646-0228 875-3252 IMPORTED this must not be done at the expense dependence. Talk of separation from Within a short time Paine’s People all smiling and saying hello. Thank you. Lord Jesus, have a hap become the living embodiment of of colonial rights, and in the course of Britain became common in late 1775. pamphlet was circulated widely; in A COMPLETE LINE OF WILTON CAKE DECORATIONS To strangers they meet as they py birthday.” hope to all the world’s people. “Glory events a happy solution of the dispute three months 120,000 copies had been 70 UNION ST. CAR PARTS come and they go. to God in the highest, and on earth, seemed less and less possible. 191 CENTER ST. Colonial doubts and alarms began printed and portions had appeared in MANCHESTER, CONN. ROCKVILLE, CONN. NEW AT With bundles of gifts, they’re all Yes, I love this season of joy and peace, good will toward men.” (Luke In the summer of 1775 the Con Mon. - Sat. 10-5 .4 Mon. - SaL 10-5 burdened down good cheer 2:14) to overcome the traditional loyalty to the newspapers. Eloquently and tinental Congress sent the Olive passionately this talent^ propagan Thun., 10-# , I FrI. 10-0 MANCHESTER AUTO PARTS But they laugh and they hum as So I say to you all as Christmas Submitted by; the mother country. Sam and John Connecticut Valley Coin Co, Branch Petition to Great Britain dist argued convincingly for in 270 BROAD S TR E E T PHONE 849-4528 they gad about town. draws near. Rev. Neale McLain Adams of Massachusetts had early Wedding Cakes A Specialty Connecticut Valley Coin Co. of 533 Main St., (formerly located at 97 Center St.) is in its 12th year of opera hoping for reconciliation, but before dependence. Without question a great Uncle Art with Aunt Nancy and If you want a fine (Christmas, the Church of the Nazarene expressed their feeling that in tion in Manchester. The shop is owned by Edwin E. Blow, who is assisted by his wife Charlotte. They buy, sell the year ended word was received many readers were won over by Scott shop for vases. best there can be. dependence was the inevitable goal. and appraise coins, currency, tokens, etc. and carry a complete line of numismatic books and supplies. Metal that Parliament had rejected the Paine’s convincing rhetoric. \ EVERYTHING IN %ZV roou% T ‘' And grandma and grandpa have Buy all of your presents and put up Jefferson, while still hoping for Detectors by White’s Electronics are also sold at their coin store. BETTY JANE TURNER petition and George III would not settlement of the dispute within the smiles on their faces. your tree. consider it. Meanwhile Congress had • MIRRORS • SHOWER DOORS Stop in for better service at their new, larger headquarters on Main St., across from the Mary Cheney School of Danoe empire, wrote “We want (need) ■'•STORE FRONTS .SAFETY GLASS | The air seems to bite as it reddens Take a walk through the town and adopted Jefferson’s Declaration of Library. 40 OAK STREET MANCHESTER YESTERDAYS neither inducement nor power, to As the great debate over in • BATHTUB ENCLOSURES their noses enjoy the good cheer the Causes and Necessities of Taking Ballet - Tap - Ja%» And makes people laugh to see But put Christ back in Christmas— declare and assert a separation.” dependence raged, connections up Arms, proclaiming American More outspoken yet, was Gen. Acrobatic oc Baton noses like roses. have a happy New Year. determination to fight for what they between Britain and America were J.A. WHITE GLASS CO., Inc. REGISTRATIONS NOW BEING ACCEPTED Nathaniel Greene of Rhode Island. being broken; royal governments \ FURNITURE TOPS PICTURE WINDOWS - The store windows glitter with Ernest L. Kearns 25 Years Ago considered their rights. sparkling displays. 46 Bissell St. Writing to a member of Congress, he were falling and British officials 649-0156 At least 50 gifts of Christmas As events developed it became Mancheiler 649-7322 I 31BI«m IISI. /»'■■■■ And children are busy all counting Manchester said, “Permit me...to recommend were fleeing from the Patriots. OVER 21 YEARS EXPERIENCE dinners will be needed this year for clear that Great Britain was going to from the sincerity of my heart...a the days. suppress the colonial rebellion at all Everywhere popularly elected My own children giggle, their town families in need. Miss Jessie declaration of independence.” provincial assemblies replaced Reynolds of Welfare Department cost. A royal proclamation of Aug. hearts filled with glee 23,1775 declar^ that the Americans colonial legislatures, and American 763 When I give them a wink as I put up reports. executives and judicial officials Miss Elizabeth A. Whitten, were in a state of rebellion. A few Uncertainties in the minds of many MAIN ST. DON WILLIS Specializing In our tree. Americans continued for a con assumed responsibilities. The basis THE ALMANAC daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton K. months later came more evidence of 643-1191 BRAKE SERVICE People chat in the park and their siderable time, however. As late as of state governments were being Whitten of 613 Main St., is appointed British determination; The colonies 191 GARAGE Front End Nitnnwot chatter is grand. April 3, 1776, a Virginian, quoted in laid. 18 Main St, Tel. 649-4531 to Girl Scout national staff. were to be closed to all commerce MAIN ST. General Repair Worh The spirit of Christmas is filling By United Press International the New York Packet declared, 10 Years Ago effective March 1, 1776. MANCHESTER the land. Today is Saturday, Dec. 13, the Discouraging, too, were measures "Some people among us seem In early 1776 these new bodies 643-1900 347th day of 1975 with 18 to follow. Archbishop Henry J. O’Brien taken in late 1775 to establish a com alarmed at the NAME OF authorized delegates to the Continen I remember one year as I stood on The moon is between its first dedicates new parish school of St. plete blockade of the colonies, INDEPENDENCE, while they sup tal Congress to propose or support the green quarter and full phase. Bridget Church. authorization for the seizure of port measures and propose plans that resolutions calling for independence. Kitchens of Distinction MANCHESTER SAFE & LOCK CO. NEED A NEW KITCHEN? COME TO THE EXPERTS That held the town manger, a The morning stars are Venus, Mars . Town’s snow plowing operations American goods at sea, and even for comprehend all the SPIRIT of it.” And the Congress itself took steps to lOC/SSMir-H beautful scene; and Saturn. are challenged by the first snow of cible impressment of American break the British connection. The bells were all ringing that the storm of the season, bringing The evening stars are Mercury and sailors into the Royal Navy. And When Thomas Paine’s Common American ports were opened to all 453 MAIN ST., M AN CH ESTER • 643-6922 USTOM |#IT(»IEN crisp winter day. Jupiter. snow; rain, slush and mush. more troops were to be used. When Sense appeared it created an im but British trade on April 6,1776; and NITUIIIEI-IIISMSS Alarms. Locks And a family was talking when I Those born on this date are under Britain arranged in the winter 1775- colonies were advised to create new iQuttCity & Sales, Combination Changes, C mediate sensation, not because it IV heard their dad say, Sales & Service - Bonded. Moat ENTER 649-7544 the sign of Sagittarius. 1776 to hire German mercenaries state governments without regard 380 CINTIR 8TRKT. MANCHISTtR "Now look up there children and said anything new, but because of its 'R u t b c / i keys In stock. Repairs ol all Clark Mills, American sculptor of Dateline 1775 (generally called Hessians), it vigorous wording and timeliness. for imperial authority. On June 7, kinds. Also We Make Keys. I’ll tell you why famous statues in Washington, D.C., produced intense hatred and resent 1776, Richard Henry Lee formally S tO ittp A Scissors A Pinking Shears We celebrate Christmas and Americans were ready for a denun was born Dec. 13, 1810. By United Press International ment among the colonists. ciation of monarchy in general and proposed in Congress that the presents we buy. On this day in history; BOSTON, Dec. 13 - Gen. Sir Wherever one looked, it seemed colonies declare their independence. You see that small statue they’ve George III in particular. The In 1642, New Zealand was dis William Howe set up a special police that Britain’s only answer to her colonists, wrote Paine, owed nothing laid in the hay? covered and named by Dutch patrol to maintain order in the city. Saa or Call Ut For Fraa American problems was suppression either to Britain or the King. “Every Slowly and somewhat uncertainly Eattmatas • Aluminum Producta It represents Jesus who was born navigator Abel Tasman. He also ordered that 20 men from • Roll Up Awnlnpa • Stationary of the rebellion by force. To Thomas thing that is right or reasonable,” he the colonists had moved toward this IRON Christmas day.” In 1862, almost 11,000 Northern each company be assigned to obtain Paine as well as others determined Awnings • Door Canopist • OSTRINSKY asserted, “pleads for separation.” conclusion. Ironically, it was an Patio Roofs Compists with WeatherStODpers SCRAP METAL He went on to tell them of love and soldiers were killed or wounded in a firewood from old wharfs, houses FROM HOWMEJ to uphold colonial liberty, it appeared Furthermore, the Americans could English propagandist, Thomas Screening • Porch Scraaning. DEALER IN WASTE of giving battle with Confederate troops at and ships. They were to receive a gill more and more clear that the only safeguard their liberties by founding STORM DOORS MANCHESTIR AWNING CO and PAPER And how Jesus taught us the reason Paine, who had contributed greatly MATERIALS 731 PARKER ST. Marye’s Heights outside of rum a day as a reward. solution was American in- an enduring republic of their own. COMBINATION WINDOWS 198 WEST CENTER ST. for living. to this great decision. Tel. 643-5735 or 643-5879 Fredericksburg, Va. IN ALUMINUM • WHITE Talej^ono 649-3091 i • BROWN • BUCK EilabHifted 1949 Flo^s Cake Decorating Supplies GARNER MIC & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING Flo’s Cake Decorating Supplies with stores at 191 Center St., Manchester and 70 Union St., Rockville, is MANCHESTER WINGS OF EVENING “ Choose this day.” Mancheiter's Only Complete Carpet Service! owned and operated by Florence Bombardier of 9 Emerson St. She teaches cake decorating at Manchcsler 14 High Street, rear High School Adult Evening Classes and with the assistance of her husband Al, and their four children, runs the MEMORIAL CO. MANCHESTER ^ 0% rr .TO Yfam* Kupt-rlencf Preparations for Christmas de tian Religion.” When he died in vent season will determine whether spirit of good-will abroad in the land. celestial Santa Claus. Four-year-old store. A graduate of the Wilton School of Cake Decorating, Flo carries a complete line of Wilton cakc- mand many choices — selecting C/ Phone:646-5630 O^puBite Laal Lffiirlrry Call 649-9R07 Geneva in 1564 he had the great prin our Christmas will truly be a blessed Long ago the angels proclaimed a Betty slipped into bed without saying clecorating supplies for all occasions and for all ages. Brides-to-be have a selection of 150 wedding cake tojis Quality Mamorlals CLIFF SIMPSON A. A IM K r r i, Prop. cards, deciding to whom they should ciples of democracy and religious one. moral law; “Among men of good-will her prayers one night, explaining to as well as a variety of cake boxes, bags, cake knives, and toast glasses. Besides carrying supplies for go, choosing gifts, responding to freedom. His brother sought a course Putting the burden there will be peace.” her mother, ‘There are some nights homemakers, Flo's also makes and decorates special-to-order cakes on the premises. Her specialty is wed lUrrUun .S|.« ManrliMlrr appeals for worthy causes. Some of profiigacy and dissipation. His on- ChristmaB Too often the glad tidings to the when I don’t want anything.”... '‘Serving the area since 1955" ding cakes and children's novelty cakes such as Mickey Mouse, Donpld Duck, etc. decisions are easily made but others I took the one less traveled by — existence was as worthless and in There are many people who have a frightened shepherds have been A boy who had hop^ in vain for a find us wavering back and forth. And that has made all the famous as his brother’s was noble vague hope during this season that in accepted as a guarantee that there new pair of high boms went on strike Got A PalnUng ProMam? Wa'II Helpl Some are important while others difference.” and glorious. So Macartney writes of some way the “miracle of Christ will be a “peace on earth.” But there at prayer time, explaining to his Swrvfcw itUI means eomathlng to ua — and atrvlca meant apendlng cause more agonizing indecision than IN MANCHESTER, RIGHT ON MAM STREH PET OWNERS enough time with you to help you select the right paint finish for that job There is a school of thought that John Calvin and his brother, claiming mas” will solve their problems. A is a law of God—and there is a result mother, “It’s no use. Art doesn’t you’re planning. See ut for paint and aarvica when you plan your next they are worth. claims it is environment and heredity that the difference is explained by grandfather feels that maybe at this of every act. If you would have things listen.” “Art who?” she asked. “Art COMPIETE P«NTNIG & COPYHN SERVICE project. HO I LOW COST PRINTING If you can’t find what you’ra looking for alaowhoro, atop If you have ever wandered through that make “all the difference” with the choices they made. time he can reach across the genera change you have the responsibility to in heaven,” he sadly explained. crowded stores, more and more WHILE YOU WAIT (PHOTO READY) In to aae ua. Chancea ara wa will hava what you naad. little left for the freedom of an in This may be an over-simplification tion gap; a father is hoping that when make a wise choice. Someone once N»KSS CMOS • STITNUEn • n u n STWn Why not atop haro Aral and you may not hava to go any 400 MAIN STREET • MANCHESTER, CONN. exhausted as you fruitlessly try to but it is a dramatic illustration. To E/U ohnson PAI NT CQ dividual to choose for himself. This is the time of the jingling of bells com said on the wider social scale “World All too often, the last-minute MINIT-MAN PRINTING further. 06040 find a gift for a friend who “has return to Frost; YOUR not the Biblical view of life. es again all will be well between him history is world judgment.” To a buying of gifts and preparations for 840 MAIN ST. • MANCHESTER • 645-1777 MANCHESTER PET CENTER MEMBER. THE ORDER OF THE GOLDEN RULE everything,” you know what 1 mean. There is a verse in the Old Testa “T shall be telling this with a sigh and his son; a mother expects the lesser degree it applies to our per family celebrations make the • SEE US FOR ENGRAVED NAME PLATES INDEPENDENT • TRY OUR NEW QUICK ACTION XEROX COPIERI 9 MAPLE STREET, DOWNTOWN MANCHESTER*640-4273 It is important to draw back from ment that challenges us; “Choose Somewhere ages and ages hence; college vacation on this holiday will sonal lives. Miracles can happen at Yuletide season a frantic time of Ju il Around Tha Com«r from Main... 79 3 MAIN ST., MANCHESTER • 649-4801 the bustle and confusion to gain this day whom you will serve.” Two roads diverged in a wood, and restore the once warm relationship this season, as any season, but we year. A Midwestern woman tells me perspective on the whole scene. What I- (Joshua 24; 15) Members of the same with her daughter; a husband and have responsibilities of choice. (Sod of an especially hectic Christmas FORM AL’S INN me liliKiir 'Ml, YOU DESERVE THE REST is important and what trivial? Can it family often make very different I took the one less traveled by. wife look to Christmas wistfully offers the gift of Grace. It is not ours, Eve around her house when her little be that we are missing the most im choices as illustrated in an account And that has made all the JOHN'S FLOOR COVERING INC. For the tux DRY CLEANING INTGWN hoping that they may recapture the unless we choose to receive it. girl seemed to be in the way, no j ^ s s s s B r n Whara Qua«ly It High anif Prict Low portant in our preoccupation with the written by Clarence Macartney; difference.” romance of the honeymoon. matter what she did. Finally the girl 119 Oakland St. that’s inn WE SPECIALIZE IN ... lesser? Two brothers Joshua ended his appeal to his peo 1 maintain that each of these is Oiir rhuckles was hustled up bed. As she knelt to Installing Since 1953 for him WEDDING GOWNS, DRAPES, The importance of the choices we In the town of Noyon two brothers ple shortly before his death; Anyone who has listened as kids say her prayers, she was so keyed up LEATH ER and SUEDE too great a burden on Christmas. OPEN DAILY 10 A.M. - 9 P.M. LINOLEUM - CARPET - CERAMIC - FORMICA make is brought out in the poem by were bom. Right from the beginning “As for me and my house, we will say their prayers knows that these that she asked God to “Forgive us "All work rfona on pramlaas and fully ouaranlaadl" True, some minor adjustments may KITCHEN & BATH REMODELING Frank A. Arnona, PraaMant Robert Frost, "The Road Not John was studious and thoughtful and serve the Lord.” Soon we will be moments can be full of surprises...in our Christmases as we forf^ve those 37 Oak S t, Manchester, Conn. 08040 be made here and there in human Open Mon., Tuat., SaL 10 to 6 p.m., Thun, a FrI. 10 to 9 p.m. PARKADE CLEANERS Telephone Taken” ; reverent. At the age of 27 he celebrating the birth of the one we relationships just because “’tis the timate glimpses into what is really who Christmas against us.” — from MRNGHESnR Clo»ad Wadnatday 043-0470 402 WEST MIDDLE TURNPIKE MANCHESTER PARKADE 643-9561 "549.7901 10-5 Saturday '”rwo roads diverged in a wood, published one of the world’s greatest call “The Way, the ’Truth and the season to be jolly,” but cause and going on in a child’s mind.... “Faith, Hope and Hilarity” by Dick and I — books, “The Institutes of the Chris Life.” The choices make in this ad effect still act even though there is a Some kids seem to regard God as a VanDyke MtW CHESTER EVEM N O H EM U ). Mandigler. Com.. s»l,. Dec. 1! i m - c t n r PAGE SIX - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Sat., Dec. 13,1975
»tcc NEWS Unusual Manchester Community CORNER Christmas Gifts College offers this calen dar of events in the interest krsr 40 Tsin el UMxoriM Strvtn of the community. All the MCC sponsored activites O pen 24 H o u rs Dally listed below are open to the FN EMOGENCy SERVKE public and many are free of GIFT GUIDE charge. In addition to publicizing M @ bil [ M ^ SHIPS WHEELS^ LANTERNS BELLS events and activities in HEATINOOILS iiJlrom*27®® from*24»* Sl9»»and *39»» dividually, the college OU. BURNER t hopes that the calendar fire -g lo w cfisf. will serve as a reminder of HEATIN6 INSTALLATION all that is available at Rsvit S3, Virnsn (2 miltt aerth of Vsrnon Girelt) i 6 4 3 - 5 1 3 5 (NEXTTOCaMEOUIPMENT) I Manchester Community 315 Center 8t. Mancheotef M O N -TH O R S 10-«. F R ID A Y lO-B 07, ,o«a College. O P E N SATU RDAY 9-4, S U N D A Y lJ-2;30 o / i - t y w The MCC staff looks forward to seeing you on campus and at the various events. Call 646-2137 for PUT HAPPINESS IN YOUR SKIING further information on any VISIT MERMAID’S Gift and C h ristm as V illage (119 of the activities. Griswold Street in Glaston MONDAY, DEC. 15 bury, just off Route 2) The SEASONS GREETINGS from The Final exams. biggest Christmas Shop in the Miles Aut} Sales, owned and area. Open everyday. A operated by Erwin C. Winter Intersession delightful place to visit. Tuxbury, Quality Cars, Registration — 2-7 p.m.; Reasonably Priced. He invites one-stop Registrar’s Office, Ad his many friends to stop by ministration Building. and see him. 478 Center St., Manchester. 646-6604. MCC Big Band Concert, 8 shop p.m.; Main Campus, Auditorium, free. TUESDAY, DEC. 16 for the Final exams. WEDNESDAY, DEC. selective 17 Craft Routes IT« Gift for Final exams. Sculptural People Going Places! THURSDAY, DEC. Pottery shier 18 ALBERT DAVIE SALES • RENTALS • REPAIRS Final exams. and FRIDAY, DEC. 19 8U8AN DAVIS Statewide Students Arts Op«n TuM.-8at. 10-8 PM & Crafts Juried Show, 9 725 E. M ID D LE TPKE. Thurt. A Fri. Ill 0 PM p.m.; Student Center. Sunday 11-8 MON. thru FRI. fUST FOR EVERYTINN FOR TK FRMIY t HOME SIRX 1911!' Duplicate Bridge, 7:45 m.83,Talco1Mlle . MANCHESTER DOWNTOWN MAIN STRSET, MANCHESTER • Phoiw S49-S221 p.m.. Open $1.75, Novice 849-1766 10-9 M Open 6 Days • Free Purnell Parking • $1.50; HR 101-103. Master Charge Cardi Accepted______SAT. 10 to 5:30 SATURDAY, DEC. Dip ’n strip - Old family 20 pieces of furniture make Statewide Students Arts CHRISTMAS excellent Christmas gifts for „TJ]l.QHRJSTMAS i t Crafts Show & Sale, 11 your loved ones. Have them AMERICAN DRIVING 'nflE a.m. to 9 p.m., Student GIVING strippcKl now so that they can WANTED TO BUY - An SCHOOL - Christmas Gift cer be re-finished in time for tificates - Give to anyone on Center. a » - 0 O ' ' tiques, Lamps, Dolls, Clocks, Christmas. Route 31, Coven Oil Paintings, Furniture, Most '"iiir list that does not drive. Duplicate Bridge, Open, try, 742-8804. anything old. 646-2690, 646- Special prices on all cer "ALPINE 1 p.m., HR 101, $1.75. CASH Make it a Delicious tificates, may be used MANCHESTER PARKADE anytime in 1976. For informa & Christmas With A NEXT TO FORBES AND WALLACE tion call, 643-8552 , 9 a.m.-7. ABOUT Christmas Plants 20% OFF CARRY CHRISTM AS _51AUS VERNON TOWN Food Gift From Us! PRESENT RT. 30, POST R(3ADrPLAZA, VERNON FOR YOUR DOG Exit 96 off 1-86 W e H ave... The Gourmet Luncheon Group of Manchester ■k Gift Hams & Turkeys Relatives Visiting For The Holidays? Junior Women’s Club will ■k Fruit Baskets meet Monday noon at the End.Your Transportation Worries... home of Mrs. Susan 85 E. CENTER ST. k Candies & Nuts Chaloux, 66 Teresa Rd. Dillon Leasing Corp. 649-5268 k Baked Goods RENT-A-CAR 319 Main St., Manchoster 4 Door Granada Pinto Sedan 4 Door Torino 4 Door Maverick The VFW Auxiliary will k Dell Party Phoiw 643-214S have a Christmas party for Turtleneck Swnalars, Platters Doggie Toys, Fancy members and invited Collars and Coats. . . guests Tuesday starting M Complata grooming for with a potluck at 6:30 p.m. mwmmn all types ol dogs at the Post Home. In lieu of NICHOLS MANCHESTER TIRE, INC. exchanging gifts, a basket |4Mi IliiilW iW i aiW 'liiAliiAlli SUDS & will be passed for TM$ Chrittmu H nd for donations to purchase com- YALE SCISSORS 295 Broad Street fort articles for nPEWRITEU Manchester, Conn. hospitalized veterans. SERVICE Poet Road Plaza Rt. 30 Get Him A TYPEWRITERS VERNON 871-0600 ADDING MACHINES ^ N EW H EA D ’ SALES • EENTAU HOURS: Mon., Tues., Wed., Fri. 8d)0 to 5:30 . • REPMES Thursday 8:00-8:00 ~ S a t 8-1 OUVETTI • BBDRNIB • Min for Christmas PHOTOGRAPH albums with i t . All Make! Standard DAYS TO (P.S. For hii (hovor ol courM) 6 Portable 3 needlepoint insert. New and Repaired Prefinished items work up Onr M Ttn bfdlMca CHRISTMAS j - QUINN’S SHAVEH CENTER! Dill Hmtlnitar ' ------■ “ ist- i2 BIRCH STREET L 649-4BW . ^ o o d A e w ARCO 0 Manchotitr • 646-5520 J 41 n iM E U PLACE TIRES MAHCHEflER iScanJinavian G 'h Francis X. Terhune, Owner isaaiMWsEiiaEiiliaim w w of Christmas 6 4 3 -1 1 6 1 an J C ar J S L p Gifts from $2.-$5. The gift that Don’t Let A i entertains forever. At new ELUNGTON CENTRE PLAZA For A Practical Gift Think SAY... Village Record Barn, Yankee ELUNGTON, COMR . Noisy Muffler I Village, East Hartford. Of Us Far Tires 872-0273 Disturb Your | SHOCKS • FKONT END • DISC BRAKES MON. A TUBS. 10-8:30 Merry Christmas SEA Holiday! ^ e ^ • COMPLETE EXHAUST WED.-THUR8.-FRI. 10-8 I OIVE A BIKE SAT. A SUN. 10-8 ...In a most Tasteful way! AND OF COURSE OUR TIRES AND 1 FREE MOUNTING ’SMART i Our Candy ^SANIA R etl Home Christmas List Includes ipwiws*...... T i l l a g e GREEN LODGE BRAY’S d ish I JIM at... lOSpasd 8 Spaed STYLIST BOXED CHOCOLATES - A speda/ fruit and nut SSpead JEWELRY STORE I REGAL MUFFLER Featuring 737 lUs $L Msndisitsr A rest home with 24 hour assortment, double-dipped chocolate covered »KitchenAid Sat Up and Ready to Qo supervision has one large 3 Corner ol Broad and MEIT6 6trstoii Wigs nuts, fancy packed holiday tins, and a LAYAWAYS WUCOME FREE LOTTERY TICKET sunny room available. Old Center St. ‘10 OFF WHh M With $10 or More Purchasel large selection of boxed and milk chocolate. 646-2112 BlganUc Selaelhin GIFT CBRTIFICATES Afanc/tester’t 0/dest time atmoqihere, fabulous • General Electric f EitabllMhad Jenr/ery Store/ home cook^ meals. Come RK Men’a Produeta FARR’S FOR CHRISTMAS visit us and see for • Frigidaire 2 I U i SL Tin s , thru Fit W£ SUGGEST: HARD CANDIES - Both solid and filled Christmas • C H A R M S * PINS yourseif. OLD CIDER MILL - 1287 candy in attractive tins and bulk. Cut Appointments Preferred • W ATCHES • C LOCKS Main Street, Glastonbury. Slate Blue, Light Green, Navy, Dark Phone •BRACELETS rock, foil-wrapped fruits and berries, Last day of season - Sale, Green, Yellow, Rust, Brown. • G LASSW ARE 612 East Middle Tpke. December 14tb, KMi. 10%-40% 848-0867 • DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT Jacket Sizes: S-M-L-Xl ' 4»HeW!SiW!l RINGS end and paper-thin ribbon candy. on most merchandise. Have a • WEDDING BANDS Manchester, Conn. Nice Holiday. , Slack Sizes: 30-42 WaletS- - Chocolate covered B.D. PEARL ^ mmtimfkmkm m m /km CHRISTMAS SPECIALTIES 649 Main St., Mancheeter 649-3985 ginger and Jordan crackers, creamy wafers. $ 2 8 * ® Tel. 643-2171 I’M DREAMING of a white Jingle Bell mix, crystallized cream wreaths, Christmas in a lovely new GIFT CERTIFICATES • fudge, salted oiled nuts, hostess mints, house bought from Merritt Available at The Market FOR YOUR last minute Agency, 646-1180. S U C K S * 1 7 ® ® Restaurant, Glastonbury, items, hostess gifts, stocking truffles and traditional Marzipan are but a few Conn. 633-3832. Seasons stuffers, tree ornaments. of the many taste treats you can find only at Many Colors Available In Longtl Greetings to All. Come to Lift The Latch, 977 Main Street, Manchester. Com plete a quality candy store. and H n a n cial REGAL MEN'S SHOP WIIMS coHNfcTicur 5 lAoatsr §im most complcte mens sro/tc Colorful foil wrapped Santas, WILTON’S lli?P (S tocking Services J^ iw n R S tree and tree ornaments. Solid 9W MAIN ST., MANCHESTER JRI-CITY PLAZA, VERNON ForTheUnhilmN chocolate Santa Pops, Christmas Unusual in QUALITYQIMI STOCKS CHRISTMASseiF eiFTSI Genevas and Foil Chocolate 964 Mein St., Downtown BONDS Menchetter • 643-7781 TAX-FREE INCOME Bells and Balls OPTIONS MUTUALFUNDS ('omact: \ Robert C. Heavisides Home: 647-974.5 Office: 278-2100 ANDIES PaineVPfebber IO(!oiiHtimiion Pla/a Hartii>nl,Conn. PAGE EIGHT — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALDj^ Manchester, C6nn„ Sat., Dec. 13, 1975 f MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn.. Sat.. Dec. 13, 1975- PAGE NINE Happy Are The The Herald Angle Windham. 66 6 6 By Earl Yost Holly>Ilays Sports Editor Change in song worked wonders By LEN AUSTER The first quarter was a shooter’s bucket with 51 seconds left. The merriment of the holiday season is interwoven with the Hoping to turn over a new leaf arid regain their winning ways, the New M ter a poor shooting first half, Herald Sportswriter nightmare as Windham misfired on “We surprised them with our zone going 13 for 29, the Indians found the convivial gatherings of family and dear friends from far and near. E n g ^ d Whalers had Cantor Arthur Koret eing American the Beaiitlful in its first 17 floor attempts and (2-1-2). It took Windham a lot of time stead of the National Anthem before the home game against Minnesota. The target in the second half finishing up Happy are these "holly-days'' as everyone gathers 'round the bounti Victories have not come plentiful Manchester wasn’t much better. Six- to adjust. They have a good man-to move worked as the Whalers won, 3-2, and hope to add the scalp of CJeveland at 50 per cent from the field going 26 for Manchester High basketball in foot-five sophomore Steve McKenzie man offense which we didn’t want to ful table. It's a magical time of mistletoe and tinsel, with good food u w ^ t at the Hartford Civic Center...Look for attendance to pick up for for 52. Dom the stretch Manchester Willimantic but last night victory got the Indians on the board first with face,” cited Indian Coach Doug Pear Wh^er games after the first of the year...Ro^e Paiement and Tom hit on six of 10 fourth period accenting the festivities of these special December days. was achieved as the Indians spurted a tap^in with 5:54 left in the canto. son, “We didn’t play all that well but Webster are enjoying seven-game scoring streaks and goaiie Christer attempts. Windham had a woeful in the fourth quarter to take a 60-50 Manchester upped its lead to 8-0 when you win on an off night it’s a Abrahamsson of the Whalers has the second best goals allowed average in the percentage, connecting on just 22 of CCIL decision over Windham High. before Larry Hayden dumped in a good sign.” This table, set to the glow of candlelight and festive greens and WHA at 2.85...Hockey fans are asked to bring a toy or gift to tonight’s Whaler 69 field goal attempts, missing its T^e win by the Silk Towners was last nine shots of the contest , and game in conjunction with Project Noel...WilUe Oleksinski and his wife are reds, stars a spectacular beef tip roast, a traditional holiday dinner their second straight and gave them • Manchester (60) weren’t much better from the chari among the many Manchester Whaler fans who rarely miss a home game.r.Ad undisputed possession of first place in P Windham (50) choice. It's.resplendent ringed by Rice Royale — frozen long grain B F Pts P ty stripe canning just six of 17 vanced ticket sales for the appearance of ll^e Boston Celtics Wednesday night the league. Eight clubs now stand 1-1 4 Baliard B F Pts 2 0-3 4 0 Sullivan attempts. white and wild rice, studded with succulent whole mushrooms and against Kansas City at the Hartford Civic Center is over the 9,000 figui'e. 'nbie 3 Quensnel 3 3-4 9 while Windham holds down the bot 10 4-7 24 5 Hayden Quesnel besides his high point total big attraction with the Kings is little Nate Archil^d while thp Celticsappear 1 McKenzie 1 (M) 2 4 0 -1 8 sparked with gay red pimiento. Holiday green tender young broccoli tom rung with an 0-2 ledger. OBlay led all rebounders ripping down 20 to have jellied since their last — and losing — appearance against Atlanta in 1 Demko OO 10 3 3-4 9 Leading most of the way, 0 Shane caroms, 16 off the defensive board spears, topped with a golden chiffon sauce, also accompany the Hartford. ' 5 McNickle Manchester saw its advantage dis 1 ^2 4 Ranun 4 Pisch 2 ^3 which Manchester dominated. Bruce flavorsome roast beef. The inviting prelude to the feast is an elegant appear in the third period as the 2 Risley 1 Moran 1 (M) Ballard added 10 rebounds to a final chilled pea soup. Ritchie local tie Whippets rallied to tie at 38-38. The 1 Hyde 0 Banks total of 37 compared to 28 for 3 04) OHall George Ritchie, latest named to receive a' Gold Key froih the Connecticut teams traded hoops before Mike 1 Sherman 1 04) 2 Windham. Mark Demko hit on five of 2 Oullette Sports Writers Alliance, has a local tie. His daughter, Mrs. Eleanor Elmore Quesnel gave the locals a 42-40 lead 12 floor shots for 10 points while at the turn going into the final stanza 21 Totals 26 8-lS 60 Quesnel was 10 for 17. Jim McNickle, resides in Manchester with her husband and two children. Ritchie will be 13 Totals 22 6-17 50 saluted Feb. 1 In New Haven for his contributions to sports in the state. The with a 12-foot running jumper. despite being out much of the time (M d Key dinner again falls on the same night as the New York Baseball Windham brought the count even at because of fouls , had five assists in Writers which means table dressing in the form of major league baseball the start of the last eight minutes on cluding a key one in the closing Dinner Menu players at the Nutmeg fete wiU be smaU. Randy Smith, of Manchester, sports two foul shots by Neil Qirland but the stages. Chris Ramm paced Windham editor of the Journal, is the current Connecticut Sports Writers’ Allianclfe Indians weren’t to be denied ripping with 14 points, eight in the third Pea Soup Elegante' president. He’s a former Manchester High and Clark University athlete who off the next 12 points with Quesnel quarter when the Whippets made popping in eight of his game-high 24 their one bid. Beef Tip Roast also coached before joining the fourth estate...Rec Department has post points during the burst. Sophomore Manchester’s next tilt is Tuesday Rice Royale poned men’s basketball play Thursday night until January...Pat Fisher, who will 37 Jan. 2, will play his 197th NFL game today as a comerback when Scott Hyde had given Manchester the night at Clarke Arena against league Broccoli Chiffon Washington faces Dallas this afternoon at 3:30 on in the second of two NFL lead it wouldn’t relinquish, 44-42, foe Enfield High with a 7:45 starting 3 Tossed Garden Salad games on video. with a 12-foot jumper from the left time. Cranberry Muffins baseline. Plum Pudding With Brandied Hard Sauce Yankee Stadium opens April 15 Coffee or Tea Opening game at the new Yankee Stadium is scheduled Thursday after noon, April 15 with Minnesota providing the opposition for the Yankees. Features will include improved parking, new escalators, seating with no obstructions, a new public restaurant, a new Stadium Qub, and a scoreboard capable of showing instant replays...Fifty two night games, including five in Beef Tip Roast Saturday, are listed. Old Timers Day will be Aug. 7 against Baltimore. Day Tech nips Rocky Hill games start at 2, night games at 8, doubleheaders at 1 and twi-nlght twinbills 3-1/2 to 8-pound beef tip roast at 5:30. Box and reserved seats are up 50 cents...Tickets for baseball games Basketball at Fenway Park have also been increased to see the Red Sox next Place roast, fat side up, on rack in open roasting pan. Insert meat thermometer Mason...Bob McManama joins four others as Americanbom members of the in triple overtime so bulb is centered in the thickest part. Do not add water. Do not cover. Roast in New England Whalers. Newcomer McManama a Harvard grad, hails from ^Im ont, Mass. Larry Pleau is from Lynn, Mass., and Paul Hurley frwn and the teams tied at 64-64 after two East Frosh a slow oven (325°F.) to desired degree of doneness; 140°F. for rare; 160°F. for Taking three overtimes to do hauled in a game-high 21 rebounds, Melrose, Mass. The Roberts brothers, Gordie and Doug, were bom in Detroit. extra periods. medium. For a 3-1/2 to 5-pound roast, allow 35 to 40 minutes per pound, depend it, Cheney Tech nipped Rocky the only starter to go the entire way. Taking its third win in as many Hill, 70-69, in Charter Oak “We played in spurts but it was a Ed Backiel and Bill McTeague starts yesterday was the East ing on desired doneness. For a 5 to 8-pound roast, allow 30 to 35 minutes good one for us to win,” commented Report on Rutgers paced Rocky Hill with 13 and 12 Catholic freshman basketball team, per pound. Conference basketball action Beaver Coach Gerry Blanchard. Here’s the report scout Don Permo brought back to UConn Coach Dee points respectively. Cheney won it at 69-68, over St. Thomas Aquinas at the For easier carving, allow roast to "set" in a warm place 15 to 20 minutes after last night at the Terriers’ gym. George Prasser paced Cheney with Eagles’ Nest. Rowe about tonight’s foe, unbeaten Rutgers: “It’s the quickest team I have the foul line connecting on 32 a game-high 14 points before he removal from oven. Since roast usually continues to cook after removal from seen. They run all night, fast break and press. All are capable scorers. They Eleven players, four Beavers and attempts, missing 12 times on the East led, 45-41, going into the final fouled out along with teammates Ed oven, it is best to remove it about 5°F. below the temperature desired. substitute freely without sacrificing over-all performance. They are tough seven Rocky Hill performers, fouled front end of a one-and-one situation. period but fell behind, 68-65, with 1:20 Chase, Jim Bartle and Tim Martin. left. Tom Hammick countered with defensively and play tough man to mari.’’ Enough said?...Channel 24 will out as 83 fouls were whistl^. The Strycharz had 13 points hitting on all two drives to put East back on top carry the game tonight from Rutgers...Nice honor for Bristol’s Doug win evens Cheney’s conference Cheney’s next clash is Tuesday six chances from the charity stripe in with 21 seconds showing on the clock Jackson. The Columbia running back has been named 1975 Ivy League Player record to 1-1 while the Terriers fall to night at home against non-conference overtime. Chase netted 11 points and the Saints failed to score in their Pea Soup Elegante of the Year. The senior broke into the starting backfield after the opening 0-2 in the COC. foe Somers High. Broccoli Chiffon while Haberern had eight tallies and last attempt preserving the Eagle game and turned in five better than 100-yard gained performances for the 2 cans (17 ounces each) young 1 cup dairy sour cream Clutch free throws by senior Cap win. IJons. Jackson was a strong runner against Manchester High in the CCIL ■■^"Cheney 1’ech (7i 2 packages (10 ounces each) 1 egg, separated tender sweet peas, undrained tain Paul Strycharz and a fast break 0) Rocky Hill (69) Hammick led the young Eagles 1/2 teaspoon salt ^ before going on to Columbia...In the first eight overtime games in the NFL P B young broccoli spears frozen bucket by Emil Haberern with a feed F Pts P B F Pts with 27 points, 19 in the fourth 2 teaspoons prepared mustard 2 teaspoons beef flavored 1/2 teaspoon onion salt this season, the team that won the loss six on six occasions...Rugged John 2 Strycharz 1 11 13 in butter sauce from Lance Schors finally put the 5 Detrino 0 3 3 quarter. Matt Atwater chipped in instant bouillon 3 Cooke 2 1 Dash pepper Riggins of the New York Jets is averaging 4.7 yards per carry, second only to verdict away in the third extra ses 5 4 Yanette 0 8 8 4 Haberern 3 2 8 with 14 markers. 1 cup hot water Paprika O.J. Simpsons 5.4 mark in the NFL...New Je t comerback George Hoey sion. 5 Cusano 1 0 2 Cook broccoli according to package directions. Combine egg pronounces his name who-he...Have a nice weekend. 5 Martin 2 3 7 5 McKinnon 2 0 4 yolk and mustard; mix well. Beat egg white until stiff peaks form Cheney led, 19-11, after the first 5 Bartle 1 2 4 4 Rago 1 0 2 Place peas and their liquid in blender; puree until smooth. Dissolve 5 Chase (do not overbeat). Partially open pouches; drain butter sauce into turn and held a 35-27 advantage at the 3 5 11 5 Backiel 2 9 13 East Girls instant bouillon in hot water and add to peas. Add sour cream, salt, intermission. The Beavers held a 5 Prasser 5 4 14 5 Eckel 3 0 6 small saucepan. Briskly stir in mustard-egg yolk mixture. Cook over Pro basketball roundup Winning its second straight by the onion salt and pepper; blend. Chill thoroughly. Sprinkle tops of three-point edge, 42-39, going into the 3 Tyler 0 2 2 4 Scheimbob 1 4 6 3 Schors same score, the East Catholic girls’ low heat, stirring constantly, until thickened. Fold in beaten egg white. individual servings with paprika. Yield; 6 cups. final canto but the Terriers knotted it 2 0 4 1 Blaner 1 0 2 0 Brodeur 0 2 2 basketball team downed St. Paul, 58- Spoon over hot broccoli spears. Serves 6. Rice Royale at 58-all. The first overtime resulted 5 McTeague 6 0 12 5 Benoit 2 5 9 36, yesterday in Bristol. with each side canning two markers 35 Totals 2 packages (12 ounces each) 2 tablespoons minced onion Kuberski standout 19 32 70 0 Bogiuslaw 1 n 2 Rita Lupacchino and Kathy Doocy frozen long grain white 2 tablespoons slivered almonds 48 ToUls 20 29 69 paced the Eagle maidens with 19 and 12 points respectively. Karen and wild rice 1 tablespoon butter or margarine Tedesco had 19 markers for St. Paul. 1 jar (2-1/2 ounces) whole in return to Celts 2 tablespoons diced pimiento mushrooms, drained 1 tablespoon sherry MHS Girls NEW YORK (UPI) — About this time every year the Boston Cook rice according to package directions. Saute mushrooms, Downed in basketball action Celtics can be counted on to start knocking off NBA opponents East rolls over Prince yesterday was the Manchester High onion and almonds in butter until onion is tender. Combine rice with without mercy. sauteed mixture, pimiento and sherry. Serves 6. Using its starters for less after the first turn and increased the game Friday will start at 3:30 with girls’ team, 54-51, by Windham High than half the game. East bulge to 49-14 at the half. Eagle the varsity game tapping off at about at Clarke Arena. The Indians now stand 1-2 for the season. Catholic scored an easy 86-38 Coach Stan Ogrodnik used reserves 5. 6 6 - - - •» most of the second half including two Manchester was down by 12 points victory over outmanned Prince liatholic (86) “ jayvee performers who suited up but then bounced back to tie it at 33- Holly-Days*’ Buffet Tech in non-conference basket p B F Pts ookies. When we really get it rebounds, also filled in well for Bob because of injuries to varsity all. The lead changed hands several together, watch out.” 2 Carlson 5 1-3 11 McAdoo, who had four fouls in the ball action last night in Hart players. East only had eight varsity times before the Whipjpets broke Set a buffet table in seasonal splendor and make merry by One player who showed up just in 3 Lindberg 5 10-10 20 first half. McAdoo scored 15 of his ford. players dressed, three sidelined with ahead with 49 seconds left. sharing this happy holiday menu with several lucky couples. time for Friday night’s fourth 2 Lusa 9 2-3 20 game-high 39 points in the final injuries. 1 Thompson 1 1-1 3 The Manchester jayvees won their straight victory was Steve Kuberski. The victory was the second in a The festive entree boasts fork-tender strips of tasty beef round period. Senior Co-Captain John Lusa and 1 Dumais 4 2-2 10 second straight, 34-20, over If it didn’t take long for Kuberski to row for the Eagles while Prince falls steak and elegant sliced mushrooms, with perky little baby Kings 109, Bulls 99 junior Jon Lindberg each had 20 5 Donnelly 2 4-4 8 Windham. Carol Plumadore and fit into the Celtic system, he likes to to 0-3 for the season. early peas-and red pimiento providing holiday color. Rice with Jimmy Walker scored 24 points and points to pace East with the latter 3 Bienkowski . 1 1-2 3 Kathy McConnell led the jayvees think it was because he was never East raced to a 25-8 advantage Scott Wedman 23 to spark Kansas Ci hitting all 10 attempts from the 3 Murphy 2 4-4 8 with nine points apiece with Rhoda bell peppers and parsley accompanies this praiseworthy recipe. away long enough to forget. 3 Lucier 1 0-0 2 ty. With the Kings ahead 88-79 in the charity stripe. Six-foot-four junior Rice a^ing eight points. Ellen Kuberski was originally drafted by 3 Sullivan 0 1-2 1 third quarter, Chicago closed to five Gary Carlson added 11 points and led; Donadlq, had 13 points for Boston in 1969 and re-signed points with six minutes left but in the rebounding department with 1^ Manchester’s varsity team. Thursday after spending time with Goalie on loan 26 Totals 30 26-31 86 Buffet Menu Walker scored six and paced the caroms. Mark Dumais tossed in New Orleans, Milwaukee and Buf BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPI) - The Buf Kings to a 102-91 advantage. points to make it four players in dc Prince Tech (38) "Holly-Days" Steak Strips falo. And in his first game Friday, he falo Sabres of the National Hockey Cavs 109, Bucks 91 ble figures for East, which shot over P B F Pts Rice Verdi scored 12 points and helped the League said Friday goalie Gary 4 Moore 2 3-7 Pee Wee , Reserve Clarence “ Foots” Walker 54 per cent from the field. 7 Carrot Nuggets In Butter Sauce Celtics wallop the Washington Bromley has been loaned to 5 Nelson 4 0-1 8 Action at the Community Y last notched 15 points, five rebounds, five “ We didn’t look that sharp at the Molded Cherry Salad Ring Bullets 130-108. Providence of the American Hockey 3 Ellington 3 1-3 7 night saw CBC down Willis Garage assists and three steals in second and start but we did look good in the third Assorted Hot Rolls “I guess I ’m pretty lucky in a League on “an emergency basis.” 5 Hartfield 1 1-2 3 17-12, and Manchester Travel nip fourth quarter bursts to pace quarter when the starters played Fruit Cake Miniatures way,” he said. “If it looks like I had Providence, a farm club of the 4 Mazzarella 0 0-0 0 Community Y, 4-3. Cleveland to an easy win over about four minutes,” Ogrodnik Coffee or Tea no trouble fitting into the system ... I New York Rangers, needed goalten 3 Lowe 2 50 9 Chris Petersen had 10 points and Milwaukee. observed, “I hope the scheduling 1 Hightower 1 2-5 4 wanted to play Boston style but no ding help after goalie Doug Soutaert Tim Grady seven for CBC while Joe Sonics 97, Pistons 95 hasn’t hurt us too much. We’ll find 0 Pollard 0 0-1 0 one else wanted to play that way.” was called up by the Rangers last Johnson and Paul Tetreault each had Fred Brown scored 14 of his game out Friday.” 0 Flippen 0 DO 0 Kuberski was one of seven Celtics week. Soutaert was called up six markers for Willis. Jim Hall and 'Holly-Days" Steak Strips high 27 points in the fourth quarter to East has played two tilts and won 0 Burgess 0 OO 0 to score in double figures as Boston because Dune Wilson had been ailing. Mark Lebreux each had two points lead Seattle past Detroit. both by a total of 104 points. The 3 pounds beef round steak, 1 teaspoon dill weed dominated from the opening tapoff. Under the conditions of the loan, the 25 Totals 13 l^k5 38 for Travel while Mike Zotta had Nets 106, Spirits 98 Sabres will be able to recall Bromley Eagles’ next tilt is Friday against a cut 1 inch thick , 2 packages (10 ounces each) The Celtics ran to a 33-22 lead after three points for (immunity. Brian Taylor scored seven of his 26 at any time. good Bulkeley High of Hartford club ° Score at half: East 49-14 3 tablespoons cooking fat little baby early peas one quarter and stretched it to 59-45 3 points in the final 1:40 to wrap up the which will be a real test. The jayvee at the half as Glenn McDonald came 2 teaspoons salt frozen in butter sauce victory for New York. Julius Erving off the bench to spark the team and 1/8 teaspoon pepper 3 packages (12 ounces each) led the Nets with 27 points while John Havlicek scored eight of his 24 Junior 2 jars (4-1/2 ounces each) frozen rice verdi (rice with Swen Nater added 22 points and 17 ' Bolton (74) points. Area school basketball sliced mushrooms bell peppers and parsley) rebounds. B F Pts Paced by Rick Costello’s 22 points, Water 1/2 cup water Elsewhere in the NBA, Los Spurs 107, Colonels 100 Ryba 5 2 12 Five area basketball games were Mike Fortin pumped in 22 points the Braves stopped the Lakers, 68-41, Angeles topped Philadelphia 114-102, Brown 2 2 6 played last night with three clubs for South Windsor as the Bobcats last night at the East Side Req. Milt 1/2 cup cognac 3 tablespoons flour Rookie Mark Olberding, promoted HiUs Buffalo beat New York 123-110, Kan 7 2 16 coming away with wins. won their first after two non- Greenberg had 12 points lor the 1/4 cup finely chopped onion 1 jar (2 ounces) sliced pimiento, to a starting forward, came up with Kowalyshyn 10 5 25 sas City downed Chicago 109-99, Ellington High won its second winners while Bob Smith had ^ 6i0San Antonio downed besting CVC rival Glastonbury, 76-68, meat with salt and pepper. Drain mushrooms; reserve and measure Denver forward David Thompson in the CVC. liquid. Add enough water to liquid to make 2 cups and add to meat Kentucky 107-100 and Denver edged Vinal Tech (56) and Bolton High evened its record scored 33 points and hauled in eight Kevin Kowalyshyn had a game- Midget Cover tightly and cook slowly 45 minutes. Stir in cognac, onion, garlic^ Virginia 110-107. B F Pts with a 74-56 win over COC adversary high 25 points for Bolton, now 1-1, rebounds to lead Denver to its Jarzabek 4 0 8 Two games were played last night dill Weed and mushrooms. Continue cooking slowly, covered, 30 Lakers 114, 76ers 102 Vinal Tech. Rockville High lost Its with Kevin Hills adding 16 points, seventh straight win. Tomlin 7 4 18 at . the West Side Rec with Nassiff minutes or until meah is tender. Cook peas and rice according to Kareem Abdul-Jabbar scored 34 third straight and first in Uie CVC by Paul Groves 13 and Pete Ryba 12. Hampe 4 1 9 Arms toppling the Celtics, 34-15, and package directions. Add 1/2 cup wafer to flour, mixing until smooth, points as Los Angeles won its 13th a 64-63 margin to Bloomfield and Vinal is 0-2 in the COC. Evoanowski 5 5 15 WINF besting the Knicks, 18-14. and stir into meat mixture. Heat, stirring until thickened, and cook consecutive home game. Russo 2 Rham High fell before unbeaten Bill Poletti had 22 points for 0 4 Dean Page and Tom Finnegan 2 minutes. Stir in peas and pimiento. Place rice in serving dish, fluff Philadelphia led 59-53 at halftime but Whalers home Morello 1 0 2 Portland High, 60-50. Rockville but it wasn’t enough as paced Arms with 14 and 10 points with a fork, and serve with the steak strips. Serves 10 to 12 . missed an amazing 20-of-21 shots in HARTFORD (UPI) - The New Tim Forbes had 23 points for Bloomfield won its third straight respectively while Tom Moriarty had *When round steak is partially frozen, thin strips can be cut more easily the third quarter and were outscored England Whalers meet the Cleveland Totals 23 10 56 Ellington with Dan Walker and Mark without a loss. Kevin Dunn and Todd six and Billy Silver four for the 26-9. George McGinnis missed all 12 Crusaders in hockey tonight in their Maciolek adding 17 and 12 points Cherry each had 12 points for Rham, Scote at half: 32-19 Bolton Celtics. Tony Chevrette had 11 points shots in the second half after Scoring first of ten pairings at the Civic respectively. East Windsor now now 02 in the COC. Walt Jackson had for WINF while Dave Dougan had 10 19 in the first 24 minutes. Center. stands 1-2 over-all and 1-1 In the con- 22 points for 34) Portland. tefence. for the Knicks. PAGE TEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn,, Sat., Dec. 13.1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn.. Sat., Dec. 13. 1975 - PAGE ELEVEN ST. BARTHOLOMEW’S CHURCH, Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; Major league clubs trade 64 led by Pastor Stairs; 10:30 a.m.. Morning Adult Forum with the Rev. Orlando E. Middle Tpke. Rev. Philip Hussey, Score board Sunday Masses at 7:30,9,10:30 and 11:45 Worship, message; “What Have We Done pastor. a.m. Tibbetts, president of American Baptist With Our Star?” Nursery is provided; 6 Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Convention, speaker; 9:45 and 11 a.m.. p.m.. Youth Fellowships will meet, “'ITie Masses at 8:30,10:15 and 11:30 a.m. ST. JOHN’S POLISH NATIONAL LOCAL CHURCHES Nursery for infants. CATHOLIC CHURCH, 23 Golway St. Ed^e of Adventure,” led by the Rev. Mr. NBA WHA GOSPEL HALL, 415 Center St. Rev. Walter A. Hyszko, pastor. Stairs and the Rev. Mr. Lanz. CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE, 236 10 a.m.. Breaking bread; 11:45 a.m., Main St. Rev. Neaie McLain, pastor. players at baseball meetings 9 a.m.,.Mass in English. CALVARY CHURCH, ASSEMBLIES Sunday School; 7 p.m.. Gospel meeting. Mondays through Fridays from 10 a.m. to Cooper and High Sts. Rev. Charles W. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School, classes for Eastern Conference East OF GOD, 647 E. Middle Tpke. Rev. 3 p.m. and on the first and third Thursday Kuhl, pastor. all ages; 10:45 a.m.. Morning Worship, Atlantic Division W L T Pts. ST. BRIDGET CHURCH, 70 Main St. Kenneth L. Gustafson, pastor. UNITED PENTECOSTAL CHURCH, evenings of each month from 7 to 9, free 9 a.m.. Divine Worship; 10:15 a.m., message by the Rev. Mr. McLain, Cincinnati 13 14 0 26 Rev. John J. Delaney, pastor. Rev. 9:45 a.m., Sunday School classes for all W L Pet. GB 185 Woodbridge St. Rev. Robert Baker, lending library is also maintained. Sunday School and Youth Forum; 10:10 to Children’s Church and Nursery provided; Philadelphia 17 7 .708 — Indianapolis 12 13 1 25 HOLLYWOOD, Fla. William J. Stack, Rev. William J. pastor. age levels; 10:50 a.m.. Morning Worship league trading today by conducting completed on Friday alone. five seconds before the Blanks from Atlanta for 11:35 a.m.. First and Second Year Youth 7 p.m.. Evening Service, Christmas can Boston 14 7 .667 New England 11 15 1 23 Killeen. JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES, Kingdom and Bible reading, infant dedication (UPI) — Mickey deadline. business out in the open,” Five clubs didn’t make a 10 a.m., Sunday School; 6:30 p.m., Instruction; 7 p.m.. Youth meeting. tata “King of Kings” by John W. Peter Buffalo 12 12 .500 5 Cleveland 10 14 2 22 midnight deadline when he outfielder Ken Henderson Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m., Hall, 726 N. Main St. ceremony: 7 p.m.. Evening Service will Lolich and Rusty said Veeck. singe deal during the week “Sound of His Coming” radio program on son, presented by the Alleluia Oioir; New York 8 19 .296 10V4 Veeck sat at a chair in got outfielder Buddy Brad and pitchers Dick Ruthven school auditorium; Sunday Masses at WINF; 7:30 p.m.. Evangelistic Service. 10 a.m.. Public Bible discourse “A include a Christmas program of music West Staub figured in the He all but overshadowed NORTH UNITED METHODIST Nursery provided. the hotel lobby serving as — Baltimore, Milwaukee, ford and pitcher Greg and Dan Osborn, after 7:30, 9 and 10:30, in church; 10:30 a.m. Secure Future— How Can You Find It” ; and song presented by the children’s W L T P ts. biggest deal but Bill the on-again, off-again Minnesota, Los Angeles Terlecki from St. Louis for which Veeck traded Blanks PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, 43 11 a.m.. Group discussion of Nov. 1 CHURCH, 300 Parker St. Rev. Earle R. department of the Sunday School, Karl TRINITY COVENANT CHURCH, 302 Houston headquarters for the week- and noon in school auditorium. Custer, pastor. Central Division 17 9 0 34 Veeck put on the most final day deal in which the and the Chicago Cubs. infielder Bebe Richard. to Cleveland for second Spruce St. Rev. Mack Weiford, pastor. Watchtower magazine article “The Time Gustafson, student at South-Eastern Bi Hackmatack St. Rev. Norman E. Minnesota long winter baseball W L Pet. GB 12 11 1 25 Detroit Tigers sent the 35^ THE SALVATION ARMY, 661 Main 9:15 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. for Choosing God as Sovereign.” 9 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, ser ble College, Lakeland, Fla., will bring a Swensen, pastor. San Diego spectacular show by meetings with a table Helping the 61-year old Moments before, Veeck baseman Jack Brohamer. Atlanta 12 9 .571 - 10 11 3 23 year-old left-handed Lolich St. Capt. and Mrs. Arthur Carlson, corps! Worship, Nursery provided; 7 p.m.. In mon: "Babies — Baptism and Hunger,” Christmas meditation, refreshments will 9:30 a.m., Sunday School classes for all Denver setting up shoj) in a before him and a telephone curly-haired Veeck in had adtteh reliever Clay At first, Lolich, the top CENTER CONGREGATIONAL Washington 11 10 .524 1 10 15 1 21 to the New York Mets for officers. : formal Worship, study and fellowship. coffee fellowship between services; 9 be provided by ladies of the church for all ages three through adult, infant Nursery; Phoenix 9 13 3 21 hotel lobby beside an on the table next to a hand his “office” were general Carrml from Cincinnati for winning left-hander in 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:45 a.m.. CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF a.m.. Church School, Nursery, Grades 3 Houston 11 10 .524 1 the 31-year-old left-handed CONCORDIA LUTHERAN those attending the service. 10:50 a.m., Worship Service with the made “Open for business” manager, Roland Hemond, catcher Jeff Sovem and Tiger history, vetoed the Holiness Meeting; 6 p.m., Open-Air CHRIST, 11 Center St. Rev. Newell Cur through 6 ; 10:30 a.m.. Church School, Cleveland 10 14 .417 3V5 “Open For Business” hitting Staub. CHURCH, 40 Pitkin St. Rev. Burton D. Rev. Mr. Swensen preaching on “God Canadian Paul Richards, part of the pitcher Rich Hinton, whom trade as a “5-10 player,” — Meeting; 7 p.m.. Salvation Meeting. tis Jr., Rev. Winthrop Nelson Jr., Nursery, Kindergarten, Grades 1 and 2 , SOUTH UNITED METHODIST New Orleans 8 14 .364 kVt sign, making and sign and for 14 hours and 15 Strand, Rev. David W. Rinas, pastors. pastors. Appeared in Bethlehem,” Trinity Tots W L T Pts. All told, 64 players were group which purchased the the Reds sent to In in the league 10 years and bake sale for U.M.O.R.; 1:30 p.m.. Green CHURCH, Rev. George W. Webb, Rev. for 3 years olds through Kindergarten, Winnipeg 21 9 0 42 taking calls for more minutes ate there and CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST OF 8:30 a.m.. Holy Communion, Nursery 9 a.m.. Lighthouse Group, Carl and traded in 23 deals involving White Sox Wednesday, and dianapolis. with the Tigers 5 years. Lodge visitation; 7 p.m.. Membership Laurence M. Hill, Rev. Robert W. Children’s Church for Grades 1 through 3, Quebec 18 12 1 37 traded players. LATTER-DAY SAINTS, Woodside St. & care for small children; 10 a.m.. Holy Karen Prewo, leaders in 3/4/Room, Western Conference than 14 hours and 19 of the 24 major league club public relations man Earlier, the White Sox But he discussed the move group at the parsonage. Eldridge, pastors. Nursery for infants; 6 p.m., All-Church Midwest Division Calgary 15 12 1 31 swinging four deals “Modei^ merchandising teams during the meetings Hillstown Rd. D. Clark Brown, bishop. Communion, Church School through Worship Service, Federation Room, the 9 a.m.. Grades 1 through 6 will attend Buck Peden. acquired outfielder Ralph with his wife and lawyer 8:30 a.m.. Priesthood; 9:30 a.m.. Grade 6. Nursery care for small children. SECOND CONGREGATIONAL prayer meeting, Senior High meet at W L Pet. GB Edmonton 13 16 2 28 was brought' to has ball with 12 of the deals being Rev. Mr. Curtis leader; 10 a.m.. Worship church; 9:15 a.m., Grades 1 through 6 before Friday’s inter Veeck’s final deal came Garr and shortstop Larvell and consented. Seminary; 10:30 a.m., Sunday School; 5 CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF church to go Christmas caroling; 7 p.m.. Detroit 11 9 .550 - Toronto 9 16 2 20 Service, Sanctuary, the Rev. Mr. Curtis, will attend church school; 9 to 10:15 a.m.. UNITARIAN UNIVERSALIST CHRIST, 385 N. Main St. Rev. Dr. Felix Evening Service, meet at church and go Kansas City 10 12 .455 2 p.m.. Sacrament Service. preacher. Gift Sunday, Grades 1 through Nursery through 5-year-olds; 9 and 10:45 Friday’s Results SOCIETY: East, Community Y, 79 N. M. Davis, minister. Christmas caroling at convalescent Milwaukee 10 13 .435 2Vi 6 will attend the service. Confirmation a.m.. Worship Service, Festival of Cleveland 1, Minnesota 0 FULL GOSPEL INTERDENOMI Main St. Rev. Arnold Westwood, 10 a.m.. Morning Worship, Nursery homes and in the neighborhood of the Chicago 5 17 .227 7 A.M., Federation Room and Robbins Lessons and Carols; 10:45 a.m. to noon. church. Houston 4, Indianapolis 2 NATIONAL CHURCH, 745 Main St. minister. through Church School Grade 12, sermon Rev. Philip Saunders, minister. 10:30 a.m.. The Rev. Mr. Westwood Room; 11:15 a.m.. Long range planning Nursery through 5-year-olds and Grades 1 Cincinnati 4, Phoenix 2 Skins, Dallas by the Rev. Dr. Davis, "What Do You Say 10:30 a.m.. Praise, Worship Service will speak on "Jesus And the Crisis of committee, Robbins Room; 4 p.m.. through 12; 5:30 p.m., “Trim the Tree” Pacific Division About Yourself?” ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, Winnipeg 4, Calgary 2 and Bible study for all ages; 7 p.m.. Our Time,” Nursery and Sunday School, Grades 7, 8 and 9 Confirmands, Federa party in Cooper Hall, sponsored by W L Pet. GB Toronto 6, Quebec 4 tion Room; 5:30 p.m.. Family Potiuck, United Methodist Women, (jhurch School Church and Park Sts. Rev. Stephen K. Golden State 16 6 .727 - Deliverance Service. coffee and conversation. Jacobson, rector; Rev. Bruce W. NFL feature Robbins Rmm. COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH, and Methodist Men. Members will bring Los Angeles 17 8 .680 Vz FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Orange FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST, own sandwich-lunch, beverages and ice Jacques, assistant to the rector; Rev. Phoenix 11 9 .550 4 CHURCH OF CHRIST, Lydall and AN AMERICAN BAPTIST CHURCH, NHL Hall 72 E. Center St. Rev. James SCIENTIST, 447 N. Main St. cream served. Mrs. Peter MacDonald is Roiiald E. Haldeman, assistant to the Seattle 1313 .500 5 Vernon Sts. Eugene Brewer, minister. 585 E. Center St. Rev. Ondon P. Stairs, rector. Beliasov, pastor. 11 a.m.. Church Service, Sunday School minister; Rev. Frederick Lanz, director chairperson. Portland 9 16 .360 8 V2 Campbell Conference NEW YORK (UPI) George Allen’s 9 a.m., Bible Classes; 10 a.m.. 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 10:30 a.m.. for pupils up to the age of 20, care for of Christian education. 7:30 a.m.. Holy Eucharist, Rite 1 ; 9 Patrick Division Worship, sermon: “God Finishes What EMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH, Washington Redskins have never missed Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser very young children, subject of the 9:15 a.m.. Church School for ail ages, a.m.. Morning Prayer, Book of Common W L T Pts. He Begins” ; 6 p.m.. Worship, Michael Church and Chestnut Sts. Rev. C. Henry Prayer, with sermon by Mr. Glaude, Friday’s Results making the playoffs since he took over as coach vice. lesson-sermon, “God the I^eserver of kindergarten through Grade 4 continuing Philadelphia 18 4 7 43 Man,” golden-text from Pslams, “I will Lawlor of Murfreesboro, Tenn., guest Anderson and Rev. Ronald J. Fournier, Church School, nursery class. Coffee Boston 130, Washington in 1971 but that could end today in Dallas. CHURCH OF THE ASSUMPTION, during the service. Sharing Class led by N.Y. Islanders 15 9 5 35 call upon God; and the Lord shall save speaker. pastors; Michel D. Clark, intern. hour to follow; 11 a.m., The Holy 108 Adams St. at Thompson Rd. Rev. Willa Stanford, The 20-40 Class led by Atlanta 13 13 3 29 Washington and the me.” The Christian Science Reading 8:30 a.m.. The Service with Holy Com Eucharist, Book of Common Prayer, with Buffalo 123, New York Edward S. Pepin, pastor; Rev. Paul ZION EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN Rick Lanz, studying Acts 2:42-47, “The N.Y. Rangers 12 14 5 29 Dallas Cowboys are both 8- two clubs into the final Room, 968 Main St. is open to the public munion; 11 a.m., The Service; 9:45 a.m.. sermon by Mr. Glaude; 5 p.m., The Holy Trinque. CHURCH (MISSOURI SYNOD), Making of a Fellowship,” the 40-80 Class no 4 and trail St. Louis by a week of the season tied, Church School, Adult Bible Study and Eucharist. Kansas City 109, Chicago Smythe Division game in the NFC East. The with Pittsburgh facing Los >XW-X»X-X-X<-X-X-X-X-X-X-XrX-X-:-X!X-X*X*X*X!X;^^ 99 W L T Pts. loser today is finished. Chicago 11 611 33 Angeles and Cincinnati Cleveland 109, “We are not going to Vancouver 10 12 5 25 going against San Diego. Milwaukee 91 lose,” said Redskin tight St. Louis 9 15 5 23 If they’re still tied at the AREA CHURCHES SECOND CONGREGATIONAL Knox, pastor. Los Angeles 114, end Jerry Smith. “They’re Kansas City 8 16 4 20 end, Pittsburgh is the CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Robert K. 10:30 a.m .. Worship and Sunday Philadelphia 102 going to have to bury us Minnesota 8 18 0 16 winner on the basis of best ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL Bechtold, minister. School; 7 p.m.. Pilgrim Fellowship. Seattle 97, Detroit 95 before we stop getting up. CRYSTAL LAKE COMMUNITY 9:30 a.m., Worship Service; 10:45 a.m.. record in the division. CHURCH, Sand Hill Rd„ South Windsor. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Wales Conference This team is like a bunch of Church School for ail ages. UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, Rev. Frederick H. Foerster III, vicar. Ellington. 1040 Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), Bolton. Rev. Norris Division \ boxers who don’t know “We want to beat Cincin- 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10a.m., Holy W L T Pts. Morning worship at Crystal Lake Com TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH, David M. Campbell, pastor.- ' when to stop getting off the nati and win the Communion, first and third Sundays; Rt. 30 and Meadowlark Rd., Vernon. Rev. ABA Montreal 20 5 5 45 division—period,” said munity United Methodist Church will be 10 a.m.. Church School, Nursery floor. If I can’t get up, Morning Prayer, second, fourth and fifth at 11 beginning Sunday. Sunday School Donald J. McClean, pastor. through Grade 12; 10:30 a.m.. Coffee and Los Angeles 17 10 2 36 Steeler cornerback Mel Sundays. Pittsburgh 11 13 3 25 Charley Taylor will, and if will also be at 11. Anyone wishing to join 8 and 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service; 9:15 Conversation; 10:45 a.m ., Family W L Pet. GB Blount, who leads the NFL a.m., Sunday School. Detroit 9 17 4 22 he can’t, Kenny Houston COVENTRY PRESBYTERIAN the coffee hour is invited to do so at 10:15 Worship Service, Third Sunday in Ad Denver 17 5 .773 - \ X with 11 interceptions and is a.m. Washington 3 24 3 9 will, and if he can’t, CHURCH, Nathan Hale School, Rt. 31. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL vent, Nursery (infant through Grade 2), New York 13 6 .684 2Mi bidding to match Hail of sermon: “More Joy.” \ \ f: somebody else will rise up Rev. Dr. Richard W. Gray, pastor. AVERY ST. CHRISTIAN CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF Indiana 14 8 .636 3 Adams Division Famer Dick “Night Train” and carry us.” 9:30 a.m.. Worship; 11 a.m., Sunday REFORMED CHURCH, 661 Avery St., CHRIST, Andover. Rev. David J. Reese San Antonio 13 8 .619 m W L T Pts. FIRST CONGREGATIONAL The Redskins have been Lane’s mark of 14, set in School; 7:30 p.m., Kble Study at par South Windsor. Rev. Peter Mans, III, pastor. CHURCH, Coventry. Rev. Bruce J. Kentucky 13 9 .591 4 Buffalo 18 6 4 40 (UPI Photo) in pressure situations for 1952. sonage on Cornwall Dr. minister. 9:45 a.m.. Church School, kindergarten Johnson, minister. St. Louis 11 15 .423 8 Boston 14 7 7 35 Princials in major league baseball trades the last month. Last week FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD, 763 Oak 8:30 a.m., “Back to God” hour radio through Grade 6 ; 11 a.m.. Worship Ser 9:30 a.m., Church School in vestry, Virginia 4 21 .160 14>A Toronto 9 10 8 26 Miami will again go with they beat Atlanta 30-27 on a St., East Hartford. Rev. Ralph F. Jelley, broadcast, WTIC (1080); 9:45 a.m., Sun vice; 6 p.m., Junior High Pilgrim Junior Choir rehearsal; 11 a.m.. Worship California 11 17 3 25 Ralph Garr, left, Mickey Lolich and Rusty Staub, right third-string quarterback field goal in the final pastor. day School and Adult Bible Study; 11 Fellowship. Service, sermon: “Prophetic Respon Friday’s Results Don Strock, who sparked a Friday’s Results minute and the previous 10 a.m., CJiurcb School; 11 a.m.. Mor a.m., Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening ROCKVILLE BAPTIST CHURCH, sibility,” coffee hour: immediately New York 106, St. Louis stunning triumph over Buf N.Y. Islanders 3, Atlanta week they upset then un ning Worship; 7 p.m.. Evening Service. Service. Nursery care for small children 69 Union St. Rev. Robert L. LaCounte, following service. B falo last week. The 6-foot-5 provided. 3 beaten Minnesota 31-30 on pastor. ST. GEORGE’S EPISCOPAL San Antonio 107, Ken Strock will face a Colt Detroit 5, Washington 3 a touchdown with 40 ST. PETER’S EPISCOPAL VERNON UNITED METHODIST 9:30 a.m., Sunday School; 11 a.m.. CHURCH, Boston Tpke. (Rt. 44A), tucky 100 Illegal gifts defense which has a California 5, St. Louis 2 Cepeda arrested R e d u c e seconds left. The two CHURCH, Hebron Center. Rev. William CHURCH, Rt. 30. Rev. Frances Worship Service; 7 p.m.. Evening Ser Bolton. Rev. John F. Flora III, vicar. Denver 110, Virginia 107 league-high 55 sacks this N. Persing, rector. vice. Philadelphia at Van weeks before, the Redskins Schwartz, Rev. James Schwartz, pastors. 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 9:30 a.m.. ST. PAUL, Minn. p r i c e s year. In other games Sunr 8 a.m.. Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. couver - postponed (snow). lost twice on field goals in 9:15 a.m.. Worship Hour and Church O U R SAVIOR LUTHERAN Church School; 10 a.m., Holy Communion (UPI) — Minnesota alum on drug charges Communion, first, third and fifth Sun School. overtime. day, Minnesota is at CHURCH, 239 Graham Rd., South Wind and sermon, nursery care provided; 7:30 ni and other outside DENVER (UPI) - The days; Morning Prayer, second and fourth p.m., Young People’s Fellowship, Adult The clubs faced each Detroit, Houston at WAPPiNG COMMUNITY CHURCH, sor. Rev. Ronald A. Erbe, pastor. sources gave $2,500 to World Hockey Associa Oakland, St. Louis at Sundays. Church school. Study Program. SAN JUAN, P.R. (UPI) — Former major other once before this 1790 Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. 9 a.m.. Worship and Sunday School; $3,000 in cash and tion Denver Spurs, Chicago, San Francisco at VERNON ASSEMBLIES OF GOD, 51 year, with Washington win Harold W. Richardson, minister. 10:15 a.m., Worship Service. BOLTON CONGREGATIONAL Morel to Braves various other illegal gifts league baseball player Orlando Cepeda was struggling with only a Atlanta, Buffalo at New Old Town Rd. ning 30-24—in overtime, 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and UNION CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, Bolton Center Rd. Rev. J. to Minnesota basketball arrested Friday on charges of possessing 165 third of the attendance England, Philadelphia at 9:45 a.m., Sunday School for all ages; Church School. naturally. CHURCH, Rockville. Rev. Paul J. Bow Stanton Conover, minister. players from 1971 to ear pounds of marijuana. He was released on his they need to break even, Denver, Kansas City at 11 a.m.. Morning Worship; 7 p.m.. 10:15 a.m., Church School and “Every time we play the ST. MAURICE'S CHURCH, Bolton. man, minister; Rev. David B. Eusden, for Tom House ly 1975, a university vice Friday announced Cleveland, Green Bay at Evening Evangelistic. Nursery; 10:30 a.m.. Worship Service, own recognizance to give him time to finance Cowboys it ’s a cham Rev. Robert W. Cronin, pastor. associate minister. president said Friday. reduced ticket prices and Los Angeles and New sermon by the Rev. Allen F. Tinkham, bail. pionship game,” Allen Saturday Masses at 5 and 7:30 p.m.; 9:15 a.m.. Adult Bible Study Class; Stanley Kegler said the formation of citizen Orleans at the New York UNITED CONGREGATIONAL "What Star Do You Follow?” BOSTON (UPI) — Roger Moret had been a “I’m innocent,” Cepeda said. Sunday Masses at 7:30, 9:15 and 11 a.m. 10:30 a.m .. Church School, infants three fourths of the a.m. Monday to finance committees designed to Giants. Monday night the CHURCH, UNITED CHURCH OF through Grade 8 ; 10:45 a.m.. Morning GILEAD CONGREGATIONAL piece of gangly bait for three years, so it was said after a federal court The other special today ST . MATTHEW’S CHURCH, Elizabeth Chapel of the Institute of Living, Hartford, was NCAA’s 99 allegations of their bail by depositing 10 obtain local support for New York Jets are at San CHRIST, Tolland. Rev. Donald G, Worship, sermon topic: “Ready For CHURCH, Hebron. Rev. Marshall B. small wonder when the erratic left-hander hearing. “What will my old will be in Pittsburgh, Tolland. Rev. Francis J. O’Keefe, pastor. designed by the 19th century architect George Keller, father of athletic rule violations by per cent of it. the team. Diego. Miller, minister. Christinas?” ; 11:45 a.m., Coffee Hour in Hughes, pastor. lady say when she finds where the Super Bowl Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun finally was traded Friday by the Boston Red the university were Federal agents con The announcement 9:30 and 11 a.m.. Worship Service and the Social Room. 10:30 a.m., Worship Service, White Gift Hilda and Walter Keller, who life at the Bolton-Coventry line on out?” champion Steelers try to Church School; 7 to 8:30 p.m.. Pilgrim day Masses at 8:30,10:30 and 11:45 a.m. Sox. “correct or partially cor fiscated Cepeda’s and came amid reports the Sunday, entire service by children of the Rt. 44. (Jack McConnell photo) Cepeda, 38, was arrested wrap up the AFC Central Fellowship. TALCOTTVILLE CONGREGA- Moret, who went to rect.” Cortes Rivera’s passports Spurs were on the verge MESSIAH EVAN.GELICAL TIONAL CHURCH, UNITED Church School, pageant: “Mary’s Song,” with another former title against the Cincinnati Atlanta for lefty reliever and automobiles. Police of either folding or LUTHERAN CHURCH, (Wisconsin CHURCH OF CHRIST, Rev. Kenneth Nursery provided; 9:15 a.m., Church Despite his record, which ballplayer, Herminio Bengals. College Basketball Synod), 300 Buckland Rd., South Windsor. School. Tom House, had another said the two men did not moving to another city. SACRED HEART CHURCH, Rt. 30, also Includes a 13-2 record, Cortes Rivera, 42, at San Pittsburgh already has Vernon. Rev. Ralph Kelley, pastor. Rev. 9 a.m., Sunday School; 10 a.m.. impressive season with resist. They have averaged only Brown 74, New Church of Christ guest the 26-year-old Moret had Juan International Airport. clinched a wild card Edward Konopka. Worship l^rvice. Boston, compiling a 4-3 Cepeda retired from 3,100 fans a game during Hampshire 66 never been considered a They were seized by playoff berth but wants the Saturday Mass at 5 p.m.; Sunday Michael Lawler of Murfreesboro, record to boost his career major league baseball last their first season in the Bryant 83, Suffolk 57 ST. JOHN’S EPISCOPAL CHURCH, After serving two years with the U.S. stopper for the Red Sox. three customs agents as division title and the home Masses at 7:30, 9, 10:30 a.m. and noon. Tenn., will be guest preacher Sunday statistics to 41-18. UConns away year with a lifetime .298 WHA and owner Ivan E. Nazarene 94, Rt. 30, Vernon. Rev. Robert H. Wellner, Army Signal Corps, he was employed Many times he benefited they placed two packages field advantage that goes rector. at the 6 p.m. worship service of the Yet his statistics have STORRS (UPI) - The batting average. The first Mullenix has said 8,000 Barrington 67 ST. MARGARET MARY’S CHURCH, at the Matchlett Laboratories of from a rash of Red Sox shipped from Colombia in with it. ’The Steelers are 11- 8 a.m., .Holy Communion; 10 a.m.. Church of Christ. He will also teach been deceptive. He started UConn Huskies, with a 4-1 baseman and outfielder to 9,000 is the break Stonehill 103, St. Wapping Rev. William McGrath and Springdale and the Benrus Watch Co. runs in earh- innings and their automobiles, police 1 and lead Cincinnati by a Rev. Joseph Schick, co-pastors. Family Service and Church School. Christmas program Sunday the combined youth classes of the 60 games over six seasons record, face Rutgers in was named Rookie of the even point. Michael’s 83 of Ridgefield. pitched long enough to earn said. game. A Steeler victory Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun church during the 9 a.m. Bible School with Boston and completed a victory. basketball tonight in the Year in 1958 when he Wesleyan 77, Bates 72 S T . BERNARD’S CHURCH, Judge John Garcia set gives them the title and a day Masses at 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. The children’s department of hour. From 1969 to 1973 he was a lineman 23. His career earned run final game of the first part played with the San Fran Worcester Polytech 101, Rockville. Rev. John J. White, pastor. Fellowship Hall by the women of the Two of his four complete bail at $50,000 for Cepeda Bengal win would send the Rev. Joseph M. Bartok. Calvary Church will present a Lawler and his wife, Linda, are for the Hartford Electric Light Co. in average was 3.42. of the season. cisco Giants. Bowdoin 93 OT ST. FRANCIS OF ASSISI, 673 church. games came against the and $10,000 for Cortes Ellington Rd., South Windsor. Rev. John Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun program of Christmas music Sunday guests of the church this weekend. Torrington. He resigned in 1973 and The 6-foot4, 175-pound Yankees when New York The Huskies, whose Rivera—a former player in C. Gay, pastor. Rev. Eugene M. Kibride. day Masses at 7, 8:30, 10 and 11:30 a.m. at 7 p.m. at the church, 647 B. Middle The Calvary Choir will present He is in Manchester for an interview moved to Tennessee in order to study P .R ., who has barely was battling for first place, average is 79.6 points per the Puerto Rican League. Saturday Masses at 5 and 7 p.m.; Sun Tpke. “Wonderful,” a Christmas cantata, relative to filling the post of for the ministry. While at college, he enough skin to stretch over His masterful six-hit, 6-0 ROCKVILLE UNITED METH game, are fresh from their Police said the two day Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Karl Gustafson, a Manchester by Haldor Lillenas Dec. 21 at 7 p.m. associate minister of the church in served the North Boulevard Church his frame, slings his fast- shutout of New York to ODIST CHURCH, 142 Grove St., season high of 95 points in packages contained 165 Rockville. Rev. John W. Mortimer, High School graduate and a student by candlelight at the church. Miss September. of Christ in Murfreesboro as a per ball with a pretty, whiplike c o m p le te a Ju ly 27 ST. MARY’S CHURCH, Rt. 31, Coven Tuesday’s game when they pounds of marijuana and try. Rev. F. Bernard Miller, pastor. Rev. pastor; Mrs. Thomas Dorman, director at South-Eastern Bible College, Eleanor Hoperaft will direct the can A native of Danbury, Lawler is sonal evangelist. It is in this field motion. But he always has doubleheader sweep buried beat Boston University. were consigned to Cepeda. Paul F. Ramen. of music. Lakeland, Fla., will give the Christ tata. scheduled to complete work for his which the Manchester church is had control problem s, the Yankees for good. Garcia ordered the two Saturday Mass at 5:15 p.m.; Sunday 9:30 a.m.. Church School, nursery mas meditation. After the program, The public is invited to attend both B.A. degree at David Lipscomb seeking his service, plus a ministry Rutgers, which beat defendants not to leave Masses at 7:30, 9:30 and 10:45 a.m. through aduults; 10:45 a.m.. Worship Ser refreshments will be served in programs. College, Nashville, Tenn., in August. to youth. Boston College Tuesday home unless accompanied vice. Nursery through Grade 2. 105-82, has a season record by their lawyer. 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THE FOR EMERGHCIES to preclude voluntary m Manchester week in review Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Hornet For Sale 23 Homes For Sale 23 ADVERTISING $38,900 - Duplex, 6-3, cabinet IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY - kitchens, fireplace, carpeting, eight room Ranch, three PRINCETON ST. - eight room Significance lay in non*events RATES tile baths, $435 monthly in Colonial, front to back living bedrooms, 1 1/2 ba.ths, room with fireplace, large come. Hutchins Agency, 646- fireplace between living room OPEN SUNDAY To a lot of people we know, what didn’t 1 day . 10« word pw day OPEN FOR INSPECTION application from three Manchester men for a 3166. and library, 12x20 Family dining room, first floor family happen In Manchester last week made more People H e r a ld 3 days . .St word par day room, four bedrooms, two dog track in (^Ichester. 55 Candlewood Dr. room with Colonial Fireplace, ★ ★ ★ 1 to 4 P.M. ★ ★ ★ news than what did happen. Robert B. McBride, was elected worshipful 6 days . .8a word par day $27,300. ATTRACTIVE 5 room baths, aluminum siding, gar On Monday, the reconstructed Bidwell St. 26 days ..7a word par day Manchaster III Zone heat, appliances, For instance, the town’s public works CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Ranch, fireplace, baseboard newly decorated 20x24 rec NEW HOMES age, treed lot, $47,500. Bridge was opened to traffic. It had been master of Friendship Lodge of Masons, 15 words, $2.00 minimum This distinctive home could be ready for your fami Philbrick Agency Realtors, employes decided they won’t take any job ac heating, stove, refrigerator. room, two car garage. Must washed out Sept. 26 during a torrential rain succeeding Richmond Shuttleworth. George Happy A d s ...... $2.16 Inch ly before Christmas. Three large bedrooms with Last Chance For 5% Tax Credit 646-4200. tion in their dispute with the administration Hutchms Agency 646-3166. be seen! Ken Ostrinsky (can bo part of down paymont) fall. The new bridge cost about $35,000. R. Ouillette was elected worshipful master of two full baths off the slate entrance foyer. An in Realtor, 643-1333. over snowplow operations. They decided to On Wednesday, Manchester Democrats Manchester Lodge of Masons, succeeding teresting living room-den area, dining room eat-in abide by whatever ruling an arbitration Earl Robertson. . « PHONE 643-2711 Lots-Land For Sale 24 scheduled Jan. 21 as the date for their FOR ASSISTANCE IN PLACING YOUR AD BOLTON kitchen, two car garage, full basement and beautiful GARRISON COLONIAL - four FOREST HILLS — Qrlooom Rd. off Hamilton board makes Dec. 18. The issue concerns two towhwide caucus for Democratic Town Clom- Atty. ’Thomas J. Prior of 415 Gardner St. Two bomei in one In tbli years old, fieldstone Dr. ONLY ONE HOUSE remaining fof $2,000. men on a truck (the union’s r^uest), ver rear deck provide a unique home package. Priced In fireplace, beam ceiling, wall- TWO-ACRE level treed lot on mittee members. To be elected will be 80 was named Manchester’s assistant town magnificent 15-room tax credit — other homes available. ( School Road, Bolton. Asking sus one man (the town’s plan). counsel, effective immediately. He was ap Bondt-StockS’Mortgages 8 rambling home that olfera to-wall carpeting, family members, allocated among the town’s 10 INDEX Deal Direct With the Builder room, sliding glass doors to COLONIAL WOODS — oft School St. to Chea- $12,000. Merritt Agency, 646- The Board of Directors took no action in a pointed by Town Counsel Victor Moses to the □ N O T ICES 4 bedrooms In the main 1180. voting districts. They will serve to March NOTICU large deck, garage, mint con request from the Eighth District board for a $7,000-a-year post. MORTGAGES, loans first, se- dwelling, with a sunken From 1 - 4 P.M. slee Dr. In East Hartford - 2 family homes 2 1978. >* cond, third. All kinds. Realty 1 “• Loit ind Found dition, $51,700. Philbrick joint meeting to discuss “the orderly 2 — Prionali living room, deluxe kitchen Agency Realtors, 646-4200. and 3 bedroom models with 1’/4 batha, city COVENTRY - North. Country Lott and Found 1 statewide. Credit rating un 3 — Announcomtnti Sunday, December 14 Scenic wooded hillside perc'd transfer” of fire protection in the Buckland Education and dining room, also utilities • Good financing available. necessary. Reasonable. Con 4 — EntarUinmant spacious faM y room. The acre. Ideal location, secluded area. The town board may have a reply at its Next fall’s opening of the Regional Oc ATTENTION - North Coven fidential, quick 5 — Auction! R.G. SNYDER Miscellany apartment Includes a large EXCEPTIONAL in prestigious custom home meeting next Tuesday. cupational Training Center will mean a try, Bolton, Andover arrangements. Alvin Lundy Sanaral Contavetor, Inc. area. $78M. 429-1304. Town of Manchester firemen turned on residents! Lost - Five FINANCIAL living room, panelled den, MANCHESTER-WEST Briarwood Dr. off The district contends Eighth District school budget increase of up to ^30,000, Agency. 527-7971.100 Constitu 8 — Bondi'Stocka-Mortoagai VALUE four new box alarms in the Oakland area this Hereford (white face) tion Plaza, Hartford. 9 — Parional Loam 2 bedroonu, and. kitchen. Right here in town, see this Keeney St. 5 models to choose from or build voters, in a Nov. 17 referendum, authorized within estimates made more than a year ago to — Insuranca week and announced plans to Install eight excitable calfs. Five months Evenings, 233-6879. ADVERTISING Many more features immaculate 6Vk room to suit. 3 and 4 bedrooms all with fireplaced Butinett Property 26 the district to expand its lines into Buckland before the project was approved by old - tattooed and registered. BOLTON no agents please, 6 more -m o st of them in the Forest Hills EMPLOYMENT DEADLINE offer^ by exceptional type Ranch that offers three family room, full bsmt., alum, siding, 2-car and that, consequently, it now is under its Manchester voters, school officials said this Call if sighted, reward for 13 - Help Wantad home that are hard to room well kept ranch, air con TALCOTTVILLE FLATS - residential area. 14 BufinaM Opportunltlaa Dartmouth Road bedrooms, large living garage. jurisdiction. week. Construction of the training center is catching. 742-7107, 649-5255, 12:00 noon tha day belbra describe in words. Priced ditioning, wall to wall (Route 83) garage and office Part-time registered nurses at Manchester ■ Bill. □ EMPLOYMENT 15 ~ Situation Wantad carpeting, attached heated room, kitchen and dining PINEWOOD ESTATES — Forest Hills section building, 9 offices in all, and Tuesday night, even in advance of its for on schedule and will be finished in June, of publication. at $76,009. 7 Years Old Memorial Hospital voted to be represented EDUCATION Deadllns (or Saturday and garage, 1/2 acre land. $33,900. area. Also lovely paneled of Vernon, off Hamilton Dr. before Taylor St. garage has over 2,000 Sq. ft., ficials said. 18 — Privata Initructlona Excellent 7 room Ralead mal discussion of a proposed restaurant COVENTRY - reward for Monday Is 12:00 Noon Friday. Call 649-6574. rec room, 1V4 baths, 2-car plus storage. New dealer's in collective bargaining by the Connecticut Help Wanted 13 19 Schooli'Claiaaa U&R REALTY C0„ Custom built by JAMES A. MCCARTHY - licensing ordinance, the ^ ard of Directors The town Board of Education adopted a return. Attention Swamp Rd., Ranch, 2-car garage, 2 garage, bookcases, above license available. T. J. Nurses Association. 20 — Instructions Wantad 643-2698 beautiful % acre wooded lots with gorgeous indicated it isn’t overly anxious to press for policy setting ground rules for news media Brewster St., Love Lane, NORTH COVENTRY - three fireplaces, appllancea, ground pool, carpeting, Crockett Realtors, M3-1577. The Manchester Bicentennial Committee Times Farm, South St., Run JOBSEEKERS Employment REAL ESTATE PLEASE READ Robert D. Murdock bedroom Ranch, fireplace, city utilities, plaatsrad view. 2 models remaining or will build on our adoption of the measure. coverage of board meetings, and restricting Service - open 8 a.m.-8 p.m., 23 — Homes for Sale Realtor large lot. Call us, we will began accepting orders for its com ning loose 5 excitable hardwood floors, full base walls, near school, quiet remaining lots. Truly one of the nicest areas FOR LEASE- 7500 sq. ft. of Also Tuesday night, the Republican certain types of news gathering to with full and part time oppor 24 -> Lots-Land for Sale YOUR AD show you through! Priced memorative medal to. mark the 1976 Hereford calves, (white face), 25 — Investment Property ment, $31,900. Century 21, neighborhood. Ansaldl remaining. manufacturing space. 14’ minority, as thought it might do that night, newspaper, radio and TV personnel. phone 742-7107, Glenny. tunities available now. East 26 — Business Property Claaslllad ads ara taken over at $43,500. ceiling. Overhead door. Heavy American Revolution Bicentennial. An order tha phono as a convenlanca. Tedford Real Estate, 647-9914. built. Owner retiring, Hartford, 568-1070. 27 — Resort Property MANCHESTER - eight room floor load. 400 amp power. didn’t renominate Edward Wilson for a seat The seventh awards ceremony for students 26 — Real Estate Wanted The Herald Is responslbls lor priced for quick aale. U&R REALTY CO., INC. form appeared in Tuesday’s Herald. LOST - ladies white gold dia newer Coioniai, on acre iot, OVERLOOKING Coventry Any home may be purchased contingent upon Keith Real Estate, 649-1922 or on the Human Relations Commission. His of Project HELP (Handicapped Earning and PHONE FROM home to ser only one Incorrect Insertion and four bedrooms, iiving room, 643-2692. The Connecticut Association of Extended mond watch, vicinity Green MI8C. SERVICES then only to the size ol the Lake. Three bedroom house. the sale of your present home or will consider 646-4126. Living program) was conducted Tuesday at 31 — Services Offered dining room, kitchen, 2 1/2 CHARLES LESPERANCE Robert D. Murdock nomination was rejected last month. lealth Care Facilities dedicated its new Road shopping center. Sen vice our customers in the original Insertion. Errors which Large living room, formal Manchester Community College. Manchester area, flexible 32 — Painting-Papering baths, family room with Realtor trade. Call for more information if needed... And on Thursday, the state gaming com aining and education center Friday. timental value. Reward. Call 33 — Building-Contracting do not lessen the value oM he dining room, eat-in kitchen, 649-7620 mission indicated it won’t reconsider an 649-7133. hours, super earnings, 249- 34 — Roofing-Siding advertisement will not be cor fireplace, two car garage, dishwasher, oil hot air. Lake Real Eatate Wanted 28 7773. 35 — Heatlng-PlumBing roded by an additional Inser tremendous buy at $54,900, privileges. $29,500. 742-6982. 36 — Flooring tion. Frechette & Martin, Inc. LOST - Savings Passbook 37 — Moving-Trucking-Storaga ALL CASH for your property number 038-0-02322-6 Hartford PART TIME cleaners needed, 38 — Services Wanted Realtors, 646-4144. MANCHESTER - Colonial, within 24 hours. Avoio red Nationai Bank and Trust Com early morning and evening central location, good National Weather Forecast tape, instant service. Hayes hours, 6-10 a.m. Must have - MISC. FOR SALE MERRin MANCHESTER- just listed, ■News for senior citizens pany, Manchester Green of 41 — Articles lor Sale mechanical condition, new Corporation, 646-0131. fice. Application made for transportation. 649-5334. 42 — Building Supplies < W six room Ranch, Buckley kitchen cabinets, small barn, Realtors 646-1180 payment. 43 — iPets -Birds- Dogs School area three bedrooms, owner anxious, $29,900, Hayes SELLING your house? Call us RECEPTIONIST - Dental 44 — Livestock fireplace, garage, full base- 45 — Boats & Accessories Corp. 646-0131. 30.24^ first and we’ll make you a Hello everybody! I guess the big door. Even if you don’t dance, you wait until Wednesday to hear the IMPOUNPED - Black and ten assistant - Busy practice in 46 — Sporting Goods ment, large private treed lot. cash offer. T. J, Crockett, Vernon area needs manage 47 — Garden Products news to think about is our annual will enjoy just sitting around results. shepherd cross, male. Vicini- ^ V $39,900, ”£31)0010 Agency, RAISED RANCH - seven Realtor, 643-1577. ment oriented assistant. (41/2 46 — Antiques P f Realtor, 646-2440. Merry Holidays FAII JUST LISTED Christmas Party here at the Center Menus ty Woodland Road. Contact 49 — Wanted to Buy i t A P rooms, beamed cathedral watching the others, eating the day week, some Saturdays) six room aluminum tidad IMMEDIATE CASH for your Coventry, Dog Warden, 423- In Your Colonial Capa, threa badrooma, ceiling in living room with this Thursday afternoon. The party is goodies, and just being out for the The menus for the week are: 6524. Major duties: patient RENTALS NEW LISTING - Rolling Park property. Let us explain our relations, computor 52 — Rooms for Rent two lull batha, ^ A'U t h llrtplaca, fieldstone fireplace, eat-in more or less to exchange gifts, have evening will be worth it. Monday, shells with meat sauce, a Cape, 6 rooms, one car at New Home... garbga, School. Only kitchen, formal dining room, lair proposal. Call Mr. bookkeeping, dental in 53 — Apartments for Rent a visit from Santa, a little entertain Bowling results vegetable, bread and butter, chilled IMPOUNDED - Black and 54 — Homes for Rent tached garage. Aluminum Lovely cantor door fAier $33,50bX^TEXAS OIL COMPANY dition - all appliances, separate furnaces NEXTSTEP Guaranteed. Call anytime, Thursday of course was our trip to 864 CENTER ST. 649-98141 needs dependable person M/F FIVE BEDROOM - home, separate driveways, 60x150 646-2065. start at 8 o’clock and last until 11 goods needed. Noon to 12:30 p.m., tunity for the right person. LAUNDRY SERVICE - we carpeting - carport. $30,- large living room with Into this lovely eight room EAST HARTFORD who can work without super fenced level lot. Nice rear p.m., and the doors will open at 7 Restland Farms for the day, and lunch is served. 1 to 4 p.m., setback LDW PRESCRIPTION Inquire Imperial Plumbing are now accepting 900. fireplace, formal dining room, Colonial on 2 private $10,000 income. 6 units — separate heating. Secure your because this column must go to press and Oil Company, South Wind vision in Manchester. Contact yard. (Juick occupancy. CUSTOM DRAPERIES - p.m. Tickets are now available at our games. Bus pickup at 8:30 a.m., PRICES customers. Age unimportant, applications for laundry, ALSO garage, excellent condition, wooded acres. Drink in future by investing in this 6 family. Excellent income. made very reasonable, work on Thursday afternoon you’ll have to sor, 644-1521. washroom and deliveries posi $38,500, Philbrick Agency office and will also be sold at the return trips at 12:30 and 4 p.m. but maturity is. We train. ENTERTAINMENT MANCHESTER sights and sounds of nature Close to shopping, churches, bus route! Inquire today!! guaranteed, call anytime. 649- Write T. H. Dick, Pres., tion. Full time, 40 hours. Realtors, 646-4200. from large rear deck. HOUSEKEEPERS - We are Days, evenings. Excellent PACKAGE offering wet •44,800 4266. now accepting applications Southwestern Petroleum, Ft. bar and Franklin stove Below replacement cost at Worth, Texas. E.O.E. fringe benefits, ^ p ly in per Older Three Family, needs fo r fu ll-tim e , 40 hour highlighting combination $54,900. MANCHESTER TREE SERVICE-(Soucier) son. Meadows Convalescent paint, near bus line. Trees cut, trimmed or topp^. positions. Days. During week Home, 333 Bidw ell St., family room and dining. DURHAM FEDERAL Three family home. The apartments will pay for home! and on weekends. Excellent NURSES AIDES-Full or part •2,000 TAX CREDIT stumps removed, fully in time. Laurel Manor, 649-4519. Manchester. Stockade fence and MANCHESTER sturdy ten room 1800’s Spacious rooms, kitchens with mud rooms & pantries. sured. Got a tree problem? Holiday functions dominate coming week fringe benefits, ^ p ly in per covered patio compliment LAST CHANCE Federal with new family Gas & oil heat. C!onveniently located close to everything! mittee, 8 p.m.. Town Of son. Meadows (Jonvalescent •62,800 Well worth a phone call. 742- AMBITIOUS Person - clean, GUYS and GALS with this very private yard. To buy and receive the Tax room and oversized garage 8252. Tuesday Home, 333 Bidwell Street, modeling experience or in Older Three Family, plus a East Hartford 7:30 p.rn.. Planning Office, Club Bingo at Convalescent Christmas Carol sing, fice Building. dependable personable, for Three bedrooms, I ti baths, Credit. Offer expires Jan. in ell. Formal dining room. Manchester. terests needed full and part $2,000 sq. ft. masonry Recreation Commission, Town Hall. Home. 7:30 p.m. at town Christ Junior Woman’s Club, laundry, to operate and super garage - Martin School 1,1976. Must have a signed Parlor set off by pocket Call our Manchester ONice 649-5306 WANTED ODD Jobs - Raking Sunday time, must enjoy heavy public building with Business Town Office Building, 7:30 Christmas Program at Saturday mas tree on the green. 7:30 p.m., Phelps Hall, Rt. PART TIME, mornings, ac vise wash room and two area. $40,900. contract by then and can d o o rs. New 100 am p leaves, painting, cleaning Crafts Fair, Langford shifts, excellent ^portunity contact. Call for details and Zone in uses. Retired out p.m. Robertson Grammar First Congregational 85. counting machine billing RICHMffiS & KEHNMA close next year. wiring, beamed ceilings m BARROWS & WALLACE cellars and attics, no job too School, Alps Dr., 10 a.m. to Knights of Columbus for advancement. References appointment, 247-3618. of town owner financing small. Reasonable rates. Free Church Executive Council, clerk, must have typing This lovely new Contem $68,500. 5 p.m. School, 7 p.m. school Adult Christmas Party, Wednesday required. Salary open. Must Realtor!, M LS 528-9548 available at tWo interest. estimates. 646-7786. knowledge, Ms. Main 528-9234. porary L-Ranch has 3 Christmas Concert, East auditorium. clubhouse, 8 p.m. 7:30 p.m., church. First (Congregational have high school education. 70 ACRES Manchester New Haven Hartford Bolton Apply in person. Swiss Laun bedrooms, 2 baths, living BOLTON Hartford High School, 4 Soccer Banquet, 5:30 Sunday Tuesday Church Advent service, 7 HOUSEWIVES - Earn extra □ EDUCATION Of gently rolling Connec 649-5306 397-1515 726-6615 SNOWPLOWING - Industrial, Monday p.m., cafetreia, Capt. Knights of Columbus Gilead Congregational p.m., adult Bible study, imcome, pleasant working dry, 10 Harlow, St. Rockville. PORTER STREET - Lovely room w/beamed cathedral • 1 1 , 0 0 0 ticut countryside. Well commercial and institutional. p.m. 875-2503. ceiling, fireplace, kitchen Parking lots and driveways. Board of Finance, Town Nathan Hale School. Children’s Christmas Par Church Deacons, 8 p.m., 7:30 p.m., church. conditions, hours 9-1, 5-9. Call antique home on half acre plus Privacy brook nice suited to farming or Monday us for interview, 875-0776. lot. Large 2-car barn with w/dining area and laundry. Sanding available. Free es Hall, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday ty, KofC Hall. church. Children’s story hour, 10 PART TIME - days or Private Instructions 18 residential area, three building prestige com Board of Education, Board of Selectmen, storage. Three bedrooms, 1 2-car garage, city utilities, timates. Call after 6 p.m., 528- Board of Health, 7:30 Democratic Town Com to 10:30 a.m ., Douglas evenings, flexible hours. App 1/2 baths. Mid 60s. Keith Real acre approved building lot. munity. Some hardwood 1418 or 646-1322. Penney High School, 7:30 Town Hall, 7 p.m. MANCHESTER AREA- Part PROFESSIONAL Tutoring $49,900. Dead end street. Owner forest, some acres in Xmas MANCHEBTER — Cape off Porter St., excellent home p.m.. Board Room, Town Library. time, mornings, janitorial ly at 'f & M Enterprises, 36 Estate, 649-1922 or 6464126. p.m. Sheldon Rd., Manchester, Service - Reading, math, free Trees. $150,000. for young couple or single person. $34,500. Tuesday Hall. Vernon duties. Monday- Friday. Call financing available. BULLDOZING and excava Cub Scout Pack 64 pack Saturday 8-4, Monday 8-12. consultation and evaluation. MERRITT EAST HARTFORD — Ranch, Forest St. area, 7 rooms, tion, licensed septic system, Republican Town Com Monday 646-4220. 649-8023, 522-6506. BUCKLEY SCHOOL area. meeting, Burnside School, Parks and Recreation Lovely treed lot on dead-end Raaltofs 646-1180 LAWRENCE F. FIANO Evenings call Dave large lot covered patio, $44,900. installation and repair, mittee, Town Hall, 8 p.m. Blanchard, 633-1906, or 7 p.m. Commission, 7:30 p.m.. Town Council meeting, AVON- Want to put a big pre AUTOMOTIVE MECHANIC - street. This Ranch with its Raaltora 649-6371 VERNON — New bisect Ranch, large lot, 7V4% financing landscapine and trucking, Wednesday full experienced on Chrysler EXPERIENCED Piano Muriel Turner, 643-6918. Community Carol Sing, Board Room Town Hall. 7:30 p.m., former Ad sent under your children'ss teacher' wants beginning two fireplaces, family room, for qualified buyers. $39,900. loam and fill for sale. Free es Women’s Auxiliary of OPEN Corp. cars, including timates. Call after 6 p.m., 646- First Federal Bank court Welfare Hours, 10 a.m. ministration Building, W. Christmas tree? Earn extra students during school hours. and three bedrooms, is a J. WATSON ELLINQTON — Large Raised Ranch, Hatheway Estetes,- the Boiton Volunteer Fire automatic transmission. Full delight. Full basement. 1322. yard. Main St., 8 p.m. to 12 noon. Registrar’s Main St., Rockville. money as an Avon Represen benefits. Apply Service $3. your home, $2.50 my home. built 1974, hardwood floors with wall-to-wall carpet, $42,- Department, firehouse, 8 ALL D A Y . tative. Sell quality Avon Call 289-3761. Asking $41,900. Keith Real Girls’ recreation Room, Town Hall. Tuesday Manager, Vernon Dodge, 875- Estate, 646-4126 or 649-1922. 900. ODD JOBS - Trucking, home p.m. products while the kiddies are 8521. program, Hockanum Capt. Nathan Hale Tolland County Art in school. I’ll show you howl OPEN HOUSE BEACH SOUTH WINDSOR — Raised Ranch, four bedrooms, repairs, serving Manchester Senior Citizens, Town Association, 8 p.m., Lottie Osstshbury MstidiMtsf 100x200’ lot, very clean home, $46,900. for five years. Free es School, 6:30 to 9:30 p.m. Christmas Concert, 7:30 Call 523-9401. PART TIME Desk Clerk, and Hall, 1:30 p.m. Fisk Building, Henry Park. i^unday Sunday, Dec. 14 2-4 P.M. 633-9413 647-8139 WINDHAM — New Ranch, three bedrooms, IVi baths, timates. 643-0304. 3 p.m., high school gym. Tuesday Friday part time maid. Apply at □ REAL ESTATE Equal Hotnint Opjiortinlt; Thursday Christmas lighting PART TIME - Clerk typist for Manchester Motel, 1 McNall one car garage, 7%% financing for qualified buyers. 5% Town Council meeting. Democratic Town Com insurance agency, general of CARPENTER ROAD BOB JOBIN- wallpapering Town Hall, 8 p.m. Beautification Com judging. Recreation Com St., Manchester. One year old U4R qevefr tax credit. $29,900. and painting, quality work to mittee, home of Mrs. fice duties, 9-12. Five days per Homes For Sale 23 East Hartford High mittee, 8 p.m.. Board mission. week. Recent work room Raised Ranch, large your satisfaction. Maureen Houle, 8 p.m. AUTOMOBILE RATER - VERNON - By owner, COMMERCIAL - INDUSTRIAL School vs. Penney High Room, Town Hall. Wednesday experience preferred. Car REDUCED FOR quick sale - cathedral ceiling, living Sacrifice - Asking $46,500. Guaranteed, references and required. W rite Box X, Position available for appli two family, 30 Locust Street, room with fieldstone Large seven room Ranch, 1 insured, fast service, 649-9027. School basketball game at Coventry High School Session of Board of Ad cant with some experience in SOUTH WINDSOR - Sullivan Ave. acres industrial Manchester Herald. no agents. 646-2426 , 9-5. fireplace, formal dining 1/2 baths, wall-to-wall EHHS, JVs at 6:15 p.m. Christmas Concert, 8 p.m., missions, 7 to 9 p.m.. personal automobile land with city water and sewers, $99,900. SNOWPLOWING - commer Coventry room, work-saver kitchen carpeting, central air con high school gym. Memorial Building, Park processing or rating. Cali Jim MANCHESTER - West Center St. 328’ frontage of cial and residential, free es and varsity at 7:30 p.m. Monday NEW BUSINESS - S^king MANCHESTER - cute Ranch and family room area, three ditioning, oil heat. Must be Place, Rockville. people with sales and Garon, 528-9031. Insurance timates. 649-3015. Wednesday Town Council, 7:30 p.m.. with four bedrooms, rec good siz ^ bedrooms, two seen to be appreciated. Drive business zoned property. Christmas Concert, managerial experience. Company of North America ' room, fireplace, full base by 222 Irene Dr. and call 872- MIDDLE TURNPIKE East Hartford 111 Founders Plaza, East full baths. 2-car garage. City - Commercial building bu|It 1971, Board Room of the Town South Windsor following PTO meeting, Unlimited income, for am ment, priced to sell at $36,900. 3342. 4,500 sq. ft. plus three 3-room apartments. HEBRON TREE Service - Democratic Women’s Hall. bitious person. For appoint Hartford. An equal opportut- Owner anxious, Frechette & utilities. Asking $62,500. experienced, insured, and 7:15 p.m., Sykes School, nity employer. MAIN STREET — Business block, 2 stores plus office. Club, Christmas party. Planning and Zoning Monday ment; 742-9087: Martin, Inc. Realtors 646-4144. U&R REALTY CO., INC. CAPE COD - two years old, reasonable, call 643-9068 or Veteran’s Memorial Club Town Council, 8 p.m.. Park St., Rockville 24’ living room, first floor $915 monthly income. 646-1523. Commission and the Inland 643-2692 COMMERCIAL BUILDING - 5,000 sq. ft. 147x180 lot. House, social at 6:30 p.m. Town Hall. ANDOVER- seven room Robert D. Murdwk family room with firralace Wetlands Agency, 7:30 Hebron Raised Ranch, with Vk baths, Many uses. HOME IMPROVEMENT - and buffet at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday Rultor 146 CUSHMAN DRIVE and beamed ceilings. Eat-in p.m.. Planning Office, on . 1.7 acres, T. J. Crockett, kitchen, formal dining room, INDUSTRIAL BUILDING - 8,000 sq. ft. plenty of Remodeling, additions, pain 'Saturday Orchard Hill School Sunday ROUTE DRIVER mmaculate 3 or 4 bedroom (ront-to-back Spilt Town Hall. Realtor, 643-1577. king sized Master bedroom, parking. ting, no job too small. Call Soccer indoors at Penney Holiday Concert, 7 p.m. Christmas organ recital, B&B Contractors, 289-0819, Welfare Hours, 7 to 9 fieiant " • '" 8 '’<«>'"■ m od ern af- aluminum siding, two car gar INDUSTRIAL and/or OFFICE BUILDING - Very High School, noon to 2 p.m. Wednesday 4 p.m.. First SIX ROOM Cape, in center of liclent kitchen, good alze bodrooma, 3 batha, age, treed lot, mint condition, 528-8118. p.m.. Registrar’s Room, Ovor WANTED NEAT, CLEAN, and sensibly modem with 10.7 acres of Industrial land. Temple Beth Hillel Congregational Church. WESTOWN town, selling for $31,900, T. J. $53,200, Philbrick Agency Town Hall. room-on atfractiva lot. WINDHAM — three, one acre building lots on Route 203, HAVING A House Party? A n d o v e r Sisterhood Stop and Shop First Congregational IdlfJdBFiTiPg 25 Crockett, Realtor, 643-1577. rriced In the 40’e. Realtors, 646-4200. Tuesday Church deacons, 7:30 p.m., RockvIHe Area $6,500 each. Need a waitress or help with Wednesday Townwide Carol Sing, Dinner, 6:30 p.m. 455 HARTFORD RD. Years ------MANCHESTEim....1 Directions: Vernon St. to Scott Dr. to Cushman Dr 70 A CRES between Parrish Hill Rd. and Bass Rd., $65,- preparations? Call us at 649- Timothy Edwards School church. Milhtr 81., 8olld ill room Brick Other extras include stove, MANCHESTER Board of Selectmen, 6:30 p.m., at Town Hall. of To service paper delivery 000. Monday MANCHESTER C ipo, with toll ih t d dormer, 1 'h refrigerator, and air-^ 164 E. CENTER ST. V a u n t tla.room Capa, localad in Town Office Building, time Christmas Concert, 7:30 bithi, (IropiKt, tlnlihod biH- 32 ACRES off Wadsworth Lane, $55,000. Flood and Erosion Con Town clerk, assessor and IContInuousI conditioner. Aluminum tha cantar ol town. Low 30'a. Palntlng-Paperlng 32 p.m. I -YOUR COMMUNITY to racks and stores. mont plus giragt. Choice lol , MANCHESTER Owntr 1a anxious. Tradas con- unknown. trol Board, 7:30 p.m.. ling. Since repriced lo lell al storms, screens, doors. tax collector office hours, 7 tldsrsd. Young at Heart, Andover Ellsworth School Winter [HEALTH SERVICE STORE' Sarvicol S37,g00. Recently painted exterior. INSIDE - Outside painting. Town Hall. to 9 p.m.. Town Office Congregational Church, Music Concert, 7:30 p.m. C a ll647-9946 Enclosed porch. Truly a fine Special rales for people over Zoning Board of Appeals, Building. UCROCKEH REALTOR home in the mid-thirties s . TLC R O C K En REALTOR F.J. SPILECKI 1:30 p.m. South Windsor Lions R e a lty Ims 65. Fully insured. Estimates M3-1577______Belfiore Agency, 647-1413. 643-1577 Realtor 6 4 3 -2 12 1 given. Gall 649-7863. I h f \ T **w *ji • . • S .Hit PAGE FOURTEEN - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD,' Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 13, 1975 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 13, 1975 - PAGE FIFTEEN Answer to Previous Puzzle Frank and Emaat’ Minerals 61 Charles M. Schultz Apartmentt For Ront 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Apartments For Rent 53 Autos For Sale LJQBIS ACROSS > Letter lo raE a s NOW^ PAYING A ANDOVER four room heated 1969 PONTIAC GTO, 400 cu. Dear Abby i Fruit drinks 1 Precious A N apartment, appliances, wall- We Feature Quality in., four speed, standard, DOWN D to-wall carpet, no childem or- metal U[^r:4 lE T 6IMME I COULD STAND OUT THERE F U L L 5% IS A . Becauae 17 years of building and engine in g(XM condition, body 5 Important HOU U/ERETRK'iNeA' pets, call 742-7676, needs work, $700, call 646- By Abigail Van Buren 1 Roman helmet Q u a n FOR THE REST (DEMY LIFE managing apartments has taught us what metal > Citrus fruit L3B(Z! [£j TRICK PLAY ON A\E, 2982. 6 Metallic ■ f § Five p e r c e n t \ really matters. I Annual plant UUMTlNOFORYOinOKICKIT' ■ WEREN'T YOi;, SIR’ FIVE ROOM Duplex, im element I Female deer t j u n mediate occupancy, adults Available immediately: one-end two CHEVROLET Impala, 1970, DEAR ABBY: I found out last week that my husband is 12 Martian i Story S B U K— M u c h M o r e preferred, no pets, bedroom townhouses. Includes heat, air , (comb, form) I Ore from B U B L 4 hartltop, two door, power affair with another woman. Her husband called 13 Exist □CDiaE] references, $150, Write Box H, conditioner, dishwasher, wall towqll steering, brakes, air, one and claimed to have tapes of several telephone Duluth 14 Heavy blow ' Tidy Manchester Herald. driver, excellent gas. v ^ 15 Narrow way THAN il|/5r A carpet, individual basement, private path conversations between his wife and my husband. I met the I Animal park 23 Harken 16 African worm 37 Oleic acid salt good condition, $1395,646-5925. man, heard the tapes and am certain it’s my husband’s I Confine 25 Charge with 17 Masculine 38 Swiftly MANCHESTER - elegant two voice. I Realized as gas PLAIN PlUE appellation 40 Mr. Kefauver bedroom Townhouse available by R.F. Damat 1975 FORD Granada, with When I told my husband, he denied everything. He even profit 27 Merit 43 Heroic at the Coachhouse, 1 1/2 18 Entomology Sing In a low 28 Radiate Ghia luxury package, air- (ab.) 44 Tardy fZ-/J Pe r c e m t ^ I y i U A 8 £ ( ; , „ DOUGAN, REALTOR. swore on his mother’s life that the Upes were rigged. Abby, volpe 33 Drivel /z - /3 baths, formal dining area, conditioning and stereo, etc. 19 Musical 45 Large plant there s no^ way those tapes could have been rigged! I Educated 34 Spanish city private entrances and patio, 5.000 miles. $5,100. 6 4 6 ^ . direction 48 Legal point This isn t the first time something like this has happened. I "Sooner State" 36 Outlined WINTHROP full basement, includes heat, 21 WWII area 50 Mineral spring BY DICK CAVAUI appliances, carpeting, $290 TVo years ago, a man phoned and told me if my husband (ab.) 1968 PLYMOUTH Barracuda, 1 2 3 4 8 6 7 B 9 10 11 per month. Paul W.= Dougan 1972 running g e a r, V-8 didn’t stay away from his wife, he’d “break his face.’’ 22 Nimble Mickey Finn — Morris Weiss CREEFV- CBAWUeS ■YOU L B A R N FOUR ROOM Apartment, 1-2 24 Girl's name Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. bedrooms, all appliances with .automatic, best offer, call 649- Another time, my husband was roughed up, and I always 12 13 14 HATE CAYLIOHT,,. 50METHIN(5- Manidiester, suspected it was a jealous husband. 26 Cream dishwasher, central location, % 22. 15 THEYONLVCQVAE HI- h o / NBA/ 28 Coalesce 16 17 118 MAIN ST., three room city of village Charm call 649-0297. What should I do? I’m not young—49. My husband is 53, 29 Depot (ab.) SHERIFF- I'f/E NEVER SEEN THIS M AN QUrATNIQHr. BUPCTt'- EVERY CAY. and this last woman is 35. 18 t DON'T IN M V LIFE! YOU M UST heated apartment, security, 1972 PLYMOUTH Sebring, 30 Auricle i s 20 21 MRS. HARKINS— WHEN Looking for an Apt.? 31 Threefold HAVE A , HAVE BEEN IN SOMEONE B(7r'. $190, call 646-2426, 9-5. SIX ROOM apartment. Broad mag wheels, automatic If I divorced him, I could live comfortably on the : WAS HERE VESTERDAV, b r o t h e r ! We have 30 different 22 a r ELSE’S APARTMENT! _ WHATfe and Center Street area. Three transmission, power brakes, settlement. We’ve been married 33 years. Do you think he’ll (comb, form) I'OUR BROTHER TOLD ME ______O apartments and ever change? 32 Exclamation YOU WERE fN KEY WEST/ <50IN' bedrooms, large closets, pan power steering, air-, 33 Harsh 26 2 7 H 'c 6 I COWN?. ROCKVILLE 3-4 ROOMS townhouses, in 17 try, cellar, garage. Heat in conditioning, A M /m radio. ON THE FENCE 35 Catchword 30 ’■ < r ROCKLAND TERRACE iocations throughout cluded. Half of two-family on $2,000. 649-2763. 38 Unaccomoanie 39 European Large and beautiful one and two Manchester. dead-end street. $220 per DEAR ON: At 49 you’re still young enough to make a 31 bedroom apartments, beat, hot month. Security deposit and 1970 VOLKSWAGEN, for blackbird water, all appliances. Including 1 bedroom ranch new life for yourself. Don’t count on changing the spots on 41 Chum references required. parts, good engine, recent 33 34 35 36 37 dishwasher, disposal, carpeting, type at the your old tiger. It would be easier to get another tiger. 42 Greek letter pool and your own private terrace Available now. Reply to Box valve j()D, $200. Call 649^064 46 Roman 38 Teresa 39 40 In a country setting. From $180. $195 A, Manchester Herald. after 6. DEAR ABBY: I’m a fairly attractive, middle-age bronze O 1tn>yBtA.>i>c.T.M Bn U| Fw pn No pets. 1 b e d ro o m 41 42 43 <7«AU-J '/Z -/3 divorcee who recently started dating a man a few years 47 Asseverate 46 46 872-4223 529-6586 townhouse at NEWER THREE Bedroom 1971 VW convertible, AM/FM 49 Average older than myself. He’s never been married, but he has 47 48 49 50 872-3976 Independence Duplex, spacious kitchen, 1 radio, excellent condition, 50 Begone, call dated women and girls of all ages. He would be quite a <»tch 51 Surrender 1/2 baths, appliances, full $1000, call 649-5146. S i' 82 Painting-Papering 32 Articles lor Sale 41 Rooms for Rent 52 Village . $250 (I am told) be(»use he has money and a responsible 52 Follower 53 □ MISC. FOR SALE 1 ' bedroom basement with hook-ups, 53 Masculine 1967 PONTIAC w agon, position, and he’s the generous type. He’s not bad-looking, 54 55 56 WALLPAPER Hanging - $3.00 238 CHARTER OAK St. - MANCHESTER - Three townhouee at cable TV, no pets, ^75. Call nickname INDOOR 646-8057. excellent running condition, 18 keeps himself physically fit and is immaculate. 54 Love god 18 Priscilla’S' Pop — AI Vermeer per roll. Experinced I'T.T'V” *”.” Room with private entrance bedroom newer duplex, 1 1/2 P in e R id g e tradesman. Call R. Articles tor Sale 41 MPG, radial tires, $650, call Now for the problem: When we go out for dinner, he INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN i FLEA MARKET suitable for working person. baths, full basement, large I 'V E J U S T TWE DOCTOR ^ Starkweather, 644-3194. Village $230 LARGE FOUR room apart 872-6593. brings his o ^ salad dressing in a little jar. Also he carries NO, DEARA ALUMINUM sheets used as BROAD ST. COMMON, No cooking. Security. $20 country kitchen with stove, b e d ro o m W A D A SAID MY PHYSIQUE weekly. 649-1746. refrigerator and dishwasher. ment for rent, second floor, wheatgerm in a plastic bag, and he sprinkles it on almost H E SAID J PAINTING - interior and printing plates, .007 thick, MANCHESTER townhouee at completely remodeled, all PINTO - 1973, three door everything he eats. I guess you could call him a health-food C O M P L E T E \S AWESOME.' / 23x32” . 25 cents each or 5 for Wall-to-wall shag carpeting CHECR-UP AW FUL y exterior, paperhanging, Behind Dairy Queen ROOM FOR RENT - $22 per Homestead Park appliances including washer Runabout, 4 -s p ^ transmis nut. He neither smokes nor drinks. $1. Phone 643-2711. throughout. Large yard, Win at Bridge II excellent work. References. on Broad Street week, centrally located, 146 private driveway. $275 per Village $245 and dryer. $170 per month, sion, tinted glass, low Do you think I, a normal, healthy woman, could be happy Free estimates. Fully in 1 bedroom ranch security required. Available mileage, excellent condition, with a man like this? CLEAN USED refrigerators, Center Street, please call 649- month. Available now or sured. Martin Mattson, 649- EVERY SUNDAY 0013. later. 568-7687. type at Sunny December 16th. 649-2^2. $2095, call 568-5136. D. 4431. ranges, automatic washers, 8 - 5 Another use for forcing bid with guarantees. B. D. Pearl’s Brooke Village $215 • Antiques, WW I items, FURNISHED APARTMENT, THREE ROOMS - second 1971 VOLKSWAGEN Bus, DEAR D.: If his only “faults” are those listed above, I PAPER HANGING Expert. Appliances, 649 Main St, 643- 2 b e d ro o m floor, with heat and excellent running condition, 2171 glassware, bottles, Apartments For Rent S3 1 1/2 room efficiency. $145." townhouse at think you’d be lucky to bag him. bid seven in a major suit and Your average paper, in Security, heat. Parking. Bus appliances, available January Cali 646-6004 after 5 p.m. -v/’- average room, $25. Mr. tinware, chairs, tools, P in e R id g e 1, no pets, security deposit NORTH 13 take whatever penalty they 3 line. No lease. 289-7475. Richman, 646-3864. ROTOR ANTENNA for sale. jewelry, trunks, books, WE HAVE customers waiting Village $265 required, call 647-96W after 4. MECHANIC’S SPECIAL - DEAR ABBY: My husband and I went to a party the A842 might incur. Call 646-4822 after 5. etc. for the rental of your apart 2 b e d ro o m 1972 Chevy Caprice, 4-door other night. There were eight married couples—all between V 10 9 8 6 5 So Olga just opened two FIVE ROOM Duplex, full *53 R. H E B E R T & Son ment or home. J.D. Real townhouse at TWO BEDROOM apartment, hardtop,' air-conditioning etc. the ages of 25 and 35. diamonds and continued to Estate Associates, Inc. 646- basement, $200, appliances A984 -Hl l/0Sir£^3O. paperhanging, painting, com DARK RICH Loam - five Dealer's Space Homestead Park no pets, $160. Available Engine and body need some We got into a discussion about what we notice first in a rebid in minimums. West bid IX-IJ O H75 6»NU.’"t.TM R«9 us III. C (1.-13 yards $28, plus tax, gravel and 1980. and heat not included, walking WEST EAST mercial and residential, free Available distance to bus, call 646-6747. Village February 1st. Security work. Any offer over $600 con m ^ber of the opposite sex. Then, the hostess got the all the way to five spades and estimates, 644-0642. stone, seasoned firewood, 643- $290 required. Call 646-2147. sidered. Also transmission for bright idea of passing out pencils and paper and asking us AAKJ765 AQ10 93 • LOOKING for anything in real 2 b e d ro o m then fell into her trap and 9504. 1966 Pontiac, excellent condi all to write down what we notice first. *AQ3 VKJ742 doubled her at six. Captain Easy — Crooks and Lawrence No Admission Charge estate rental - apartments, townhouse at the ♦ 8 *642 J. P. LEWIS & SON - Custom THREE ROOM apartment. tion. Write Box 158, Box Here are the results: Olga didn't redouble. That DRY OAK Fireplace wood, CALL homes, multiple dwellings, no Coach House 4.732 A6 Painting - Interior and $290 Porter Street area, heat, elec Mountain Road, Bolton, Conn. The men: One wrote, “her legs”; another, “her behind”; might have let the cat out of WE WAWT THE 'YOU'VE ALSO GOT \I'D SAY YOU'RE ’ CAN YOU IMAGINE WHAT THOSE split and ready for fireplace, 649-6544 fees. Call J.D. Real Estate PRESIDENTIAL 2 b e d ro o m 06040. SOUTH (D) 50ME BIO TROUBLE ITHE ONES WITH REPORTERS ARE GOING TO SAY exterior. Paperhanging. tric, parking, security another, “her eyes”; another, “her hands” (to see if she’s the bag. She just passed, ruff MOVIE FILM YOU'VE Remodeling. Gutters. Fully $20 orders, delivered, Associates, Inc. 646-1980. duplex % of a a a a a deposit, no pete. Ideal for A ----- AHEAD, ONCE WE TROUBLE, MY WHEN YOU LAND IN NEW YORK. VILLAGE APTS. married); another, “her complexion”; another, “her hair”; ed the spade lead, drew WITH NOTHING TO BACK UP insured. 649-9658. telephone 742-7886. two-family f Z u U newlyweds. 247-4688, 236-0564. 1974 DODGE Van, custom in V — CATCH UP WITH A DEAR CHAPj PLEASE someone special MANCHESTER- Deluxe 2 MANCHESTER another, “her smile”; another, "how she smells.” trumps and claimed all the YOU TWO 3 b e d ro o m terior, V-8, Many extras, Here’s what the women wrote: Two put down, “how he’s * AKQJ1097 CHRISTMAS SPECIAL , Big with a piece of authenic In bedroom Townhouse, I'A A A K Q J 10 5 tricks. She di^’t get the duplex 'A of a * a o a FOUR ROOMS - first floor, headers, side pipes etc. Call 1- built”;^^ one, “his clothes”; one, “his hair”; one, “his savings on studio used Spinet dian jewelry from the Pack baths, full basement, private 747-5964. North-South vulnerable grand slam bonol: but she did Building-Contracting 33 One and two bedrooms. two-family ^ Z o U separate heat, security, $170 a mouth”; one “his fincremails”;fingernails”; one,one. “his eyes”; and organs at Dubaldo Music Rat, Sunday 12-5, 40 Fiora entrances and patio, includes month, 646-5861. get the small slam and rubber, Center, 186 West Middle Road, off Route 85, Bolton. heat, appliances, carpeting, Near schools, churches 1966 FO RD G a la x ie , another, “his voice.” bonus, 240 points below the NEWTON H. Smith & Sons - DAMATO Isn’t that interesting? West North East South Turnpkike. Open 3-9 daily, 9-5 pool, air-conditioning, $290 and shopping center, on Homes h r Rent 54 automatic, $175. Call after 6 line, 150 honors, and 200 points Remodeling, repairing, ad Saturday. HAY -"prime quality first cut per month. Paul W. Dougan, WASTHERE ditions, rec rooms, porches bus. line. Call anytime. p.m., 646-6705. for the extra trick. A tot ting, $2 a bale, call 649-6625. Realtor, 646-1021 or 643-4535. ENTERPRISES, INC. 2 * better than 300 points for set and roofing. No job too small. VERNON - six room Ranch, 1 Pass 3 a 4 * FIFTY-FIVE gallon steel 240 New State Rd. 1965 VOLVO - 122S, DEAR WAS: Very. It’s surprising that in this 2 A ting seven spades two tricks, Call 649-3144. 1/2 baths, family room, in 4 A Pass Pass 9 * drums, with stands, for FOR SALE - Coppertone elec UNUSUAL Deluxe one 646-2623 Manchester Mechanically sound, new bosom-conscious culture, not one man said he noticed a ____ ^______cludes appliances, one car 5 A Pass Pass 6 * doubled. kerosene or fuel oil. 643-2880. tric stove and refrigerator, bedroom Townhouse, private Rental office open , $350 a month, Paul W. paint and fine interior.' $900. woman’s bosom first! And no two men noticed the same CARPENTRY - Repairs, entrances and patio, full base- Dbl. Pass Pass Pass $150 for both, Kenmore 9 to 5 weekdays I Realtor, 646-1021, 643- Call 643-8634. thing. Also, only two women agreed (his physique). remodeling, additions, gar washer and dryer, $75 for ment, includes, heat, K Opening lead — K A ages, roofing, call David 9 to 3 Saturdays 45357 WHEELS- 13” , 14”, GM. 15” both, call 875-0614. appliances, carpeting, and 1968 GREEN Pontiac Catalina Patria, 644-1796. Ford. 14” Plymouth Wagon. pool. $245245 per montli.month. ftuPa l W. MANCHESTER - large two PAUL W. DOUGAN, bedroom Townhouse, 1 1/2 STORRS - UCONN area, large wagon, 9 iiassenger, air, good Snow caps, never touched DUMHAM - buckle ski boofe Dougan,n. Realtor, 646-1021 or Realtor anytime By Oswald & James Jacoby An Ohio reader asks us Alley Oop — Dave Graue WES ROBBINS carpentry baths, private entrances and two bedroom home, condition,'$600, 64^1523.. about the late William E. ground. 643-2880. 10 1/2M $30, 646-6255 after 4. (643-4535. 846-1021 - 643-4535 Astro-graph For a few years in the early remodeling specialist. Ad patio, full basement, includes carpeting, stove refrigerator, McKenney. ditions, rec rooms, dormers, neat,/appliances, carpeting, $25() monthly, security, one 1972 MERCURY Marquis, ’30s the laws of contract WHAT'D ) A MALE CHAUVINIST.' > ------'THERE LISSEN, KIDDO, WHEN YOU SEE / I HAVE A SEASONED CORD Wood - four-door, one owner. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL Oswald answers. Bill was a TH' KINDA (3DUNTRY WERE GOING / FEELING THIS WHOLE built-ins, bathrooms, Cord and Vz-cord loads, $265/ per) month, Paul W. year lease, 649-5371. provided a 2250-point bonus SHE / IN OTHER WORDS, YOU/WELL, \ YOU SEE VILLAI Beautiful condition, well for a vulnerable grand slam very dear friend. As executive CALL fo O N T BEUEVE WOMEN, / .^^jSICALW ) J - INTO, YOU'RE (50NNA WANT ALL 1 THINSIS GETTIN6 kitchens, 649-3446. delivered. E. Yeomans, 742- Dogs-BIrds-Pets 43 Dougan Realtor, 646-1021, 643- DUPLEX, four rooms, two secretary of the ACBL during MALE CHAUVINISTS ARDUNDV OUT OF HAND, OSCAR! Five room TownFf bedrooms, 1 1/2 baths, near Business h r Rent 55 cared for. Air-conditioning, and 1500 points for one bid MET /AS INDIVIDUALS, ARE I THEY AINT.'/ MEAN? 8907. -45ay For Sunday, Dec. 14, 1975 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) its formative years he was T H E EQUAL O F MEN.' YOU THAT Y(DU CAN S E T / ------—— DOG-CAT BOARDING reser apartment, 1Ve tiled baths, hospital, $190 per month. AM/FM stereo, automatic when not vulnerable. LEON CIESZYNSKI builder - Better discuss your plans to largely responsible for its new homes custom built, vations. Combined inside/out- 2 air conditioners, wall-to- ROCKVILLE - three room References required. 800 SQUARE Feet of space transmission, power steering, ARIES (March 21-Aprll 19) day with your mate before When Olga Hilliard (one of LIVING Christmas Trees - One who falls to care for her great success. He was author remodeled, additions, rec side runs, partitioned privacy, wall carpeting,. full base apartment, with heat, hot Philbrick Agency Realtors, available, lower level in power brakes, new tires. Book making commitments. Your in the great woman players of Tag now, cut later, 19 Lewis possessions may try to borrow of this column until his death rooms, garages, kitchens germicidal lighting. Canine ment, heat, hot water, water, stove, refrigerator, 646-4200. prime commercial location, value $2,300. Best offer. Call terests aren't on the same that time) picked up the South Street, (rear) 649-9125 for ap 646-2597 weekdays. 742-9575 something today. It won't be in 1949. The McKenney trophy remodeled, bath tile, cement Holiday Inne, 200 Sheldon appliances, fireplace. No and garage, $158, second floor, ideal for office space.643-2738. wavelength. hand in a rubber bridge game, pointment. ‘ ■ nights, weekends. returned In the same condition. is one of the most valued ^ 1) work. Steps, dormers. Road, Manchester, 646-5971. pets. ideal for single person, no MANCHESTER Gardens - SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. her first thought was to open r/ i TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A bridge awards. Residential or commercial. LIKE NEW - Folk guitar - pets, security deposit two bedroom duplex in OFFICE SPACE - 700 square 21)11 you're working on a pet 1966 MERCURY Comet, 4 friend who sometimes does with a seven-diamond bid. Her Call 649-4291. asking $90. Call 872-4737. PRIVATE riding instructions, 649-7620 required, call 643-9678. beautiful country setting, $199 feet, East Center St., ideal for project today and want It realiz (Editor’s note: Oswald things erratically should be second thought was that if she English and Western, $5.00 monthly includes heat, hot professionals, parking, 646- door Sedan, automatic, small ed the way you envision It, Jacoby has won it four times.) avoided at all cost today. This did that her opponents would per hour, call 633-5571, MANCHESTER - Deluxe two water, appliances, and 2 2 1 2 . V-8, power steering, radio and screen coworkers with care. c£»Ra-»a.^__ TIMOTHY J. CONNELLY heater, excellent running con person could cause you Carpentry and general con CHRISTMAS TREES anytime. MANCHESTER - newer three bedroom Duplex, half of two parking. Walk to everything. family, full basement, in Superintendent, 646-0090. OFFICE SPACES for rent on dition, call 647-1698.. problems. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. /! k lx ' f M M U s f il Ofl. tracting. Residential and at Hlckonf RIdga Farm bedroom Duplex, half of two 19) Keep a close eye on your commercial. Whether it be a BASSET HOUND - AKC family, full basement, in cludes appliances, carpeting, Robert C. White Company, Main St. in Manchester, ideal GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be • Bcotch Pin* • Douglu location for professional of 1973 PLYMOUTH, 4-door youngsters today. It's possible small repair job, a custom registered, male, eight cludes appliances and $250 per month, Paul W. 236-5%l. Equal housing. careful today not to let the cat they could get Into something Berry’s World Fir • Whit* Bpruc* months, $150 , 742-9394. Dougan Realtor, 646-1021. 643- fices, very convenient to all sedan, 440 engine, air con out of the bag about something Mr. Abernathy — Jones and Ridgeway built home or anything in • Wr*ath* • Wood carpeting, 1 1/2 baths, $280 ditioning, power steering, that would create havoc. between, call 646-1379. per month, Paul W. Dougan 4535. facilities. Please call 646-4100, you were told not to repeat. Mnchukf ^ | $L 4W -•kC**' MANCHESTER - Brand new 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. power brakes, radial tires, AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Fab. 19) Realtor, 646-1021, 643-4535. three bedroom duplexes, star $1,295. Call after 5 , 742-9760. CANCER (June 21-July 22) A This is one of those days when MANCHESTER - quiet one small, intimate group would be TH I5 IS THE MOST POPULAR TOBIAS CARPENTRY Ser SdiMi ting a t $250 per month. the last people you'd like to see Boats-Accessorles 45 bedroom apartment, includes far more appealing to you to 9L0PE IN THE MOUNTAINS. vice - Remodeling, repairs, MANCHESTER - new unusual Includes appliances, and is 1971 PINTO, 2,000cc, 4-speed, may suddenly pop in on you. heat, appliances, carpeting, OFFICE SPACE day than being caught up In the \ \ I I ' ' \ 0 additions, custom building. No one bedroom Duplex fully carpeted, heat not in new snow tires, 37,000 miles, just at dinnertime. job too small. Free estimates. 14’ MFG Fiberglass with 28 Townhouses now- renting at and air conditioning, $215 per cluded. No pets. Security and FOR RENT crush of a ciowd. month, Paul W. Dougan excellent gas mileage, very PISCES (Fab. 20-March 20) Over 25 years experience. 643- HP, outboard Johnson, and Independence Village. Full references required. Call 647- 250 square feet, center of LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) Some of trailer. Accessories include Realtor, 646-1021, or 643-4535. good coniTition. $1,150. 875- You're likely to be In a very 5769. basements, private entrances 9936 or 649-2003. Manchester, air con 8761. your views '.vlll not be popular Plantation la located on SouUi fuel tank, water skis, tow gregarious mood today. Just ©0[§[L' and patio, includes heat, ditioning and parking. Call with others today. Don't press ROOM ADDITIONS, garages, River Rd., off Route SI, North rope. Reasonable. 649-6625. HANDYMAN’S Special - four be sure you give others a Coventry. Robert Visny and Fami appliances, carpeting, air con NEW ER TWO Bedroom 1969 DODGE, Monaco wagon, your points too hard, Don't br recreation rooms, (formers, rooms, first floor, garage, 643-9551. chance to get In their two cents' ly, 742-83M. ______ditioner. (illose to shopping, Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, 51.000 miles, power steermg, ing up touchy Issues. worth, too. porches, roofing, gutters. cellar storage, large yard, on church and bus. Model open appliances, carpeting, full power brakes, good condition, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) If Quality workmanship. Winter 11;30 -8 p.m., daily. Henry St. Hartford, Rd. Manchester, basement, $225 monthly. Spprting Goods 46 $165 monthly, call 649-2871. TWO ROOM office for rent, $875, 646-1292. you're traveling today be sure Your rates. Over 25 years BEAUTIFUL Barby Doll off Main St., Manchester. Security, no pets. 643-2289. your rese-vations are verified. experience. For free es dresses, pajamas, 50 cents, Paul W. Dougan Realtor, 646- total 312 square feet, with (KMESd SKIS - bindings, boots, 9 front and rear entrance, There's a possibility timate, call 646-2672. complete wedding outfit, 1021, 643-4535, 649-3940. 29 GLENWOOD STREET - arrangements could gel fouled Birthday a m u M $2.50., bridesmaid, $1.50. 643- medium, male, $75, complete, TiIE private lavatory, available Two bedroom Duplex, December 1, call 643-1186. Motbrcycles-BIcycles 64 up. Dec. 14, 1975 RoolIng-SIdIng-ChImney 34 6452. call Saturday or Sunday, 649- NEWER three bedroom APnTMEHrS appliances, private basement, 8786. Duplex, 1 1/2 baths, all CtHMB Ml. oH E. m u TML LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) A Your circle of friends will be no pets, lease and security 122 EAST CENTER ST. - HARLEY DAVIDSON - 1967, friend who has herself In a bit BIDWELL Home Improve HAND PAINTED Christmas appliances, carpeting, full HMCKSia greatly expanded this coming CIOM to (hopping and gram required. $210. per month. modern first floor office, 1200CC, chopped, springer of a financial bind may sudden ment Co. Expert installation gifts, lighted trees, lamps, basement, $260 monthly, Available January 1st. 649- year. You'll gain In both quanti Born Loser — Art Sansom mar achool, adjacent to junior heat-air, carpeting and pan front end, $1,300 invested in ly make a request for a loan to ty and quality of relationships. of aluminum siding, gutters clocks, pla(|ues, and figurines, Antiques 48 Frechette & Martin Realtors, high and high achool. Fealuring 9455 or 647-9773. eling. Ample parking. Merritt engine. Must sell, $2,300. Call day. Begin now to mix with new i6Hoao and trims. Roofing installa manger sets, candle holders 646-4144. llreplacea, one or two car gar- 289-0167 or 649-8653. 'iOORiaFBALL'St ms tion and repairs. 649-6495, 875- and much more. Reasonably WANTED Antique furniture, agea. heal and hot water, Iwo air Agency, 646-1180. groups. condlllonera, I'/i balha, etc.. In SUNNY - four rooms, second I N E W S P A P E R E N T E R P R IS E ASSN. I 5TAWO IM 9109. priced call 875-1165. glass, pewter, oil paintings, or MANCHESTER- Three 6iR,.,^ALLI cluded. floor apartment, in modern INDUSTRIAL OFFICE Space 1969 HONDA CB 350, $250. other antique items. R. bedroom apartment, in newer Wooded and Quiet. Not a two family. $185 monthly. Running condition. Call 649- LAP15S' - approximately 700 S(i. feet Bugs Bunny — Heimdahl and Stoffei ® 1975 t y NEA. Inc. HORACE Tetrault — Siding, 21 CU. FT. Upright freezer, Harrison, 643-8709. 2-family, carpeted, thru atreel. Will be lully com- Utilities not included, adults, 6801, after 6 p.m. so =cc FOUMCWOM^L roofing, storm windows, aw excellent condition, used two appliances, air-conditioning, pleled In December. located within Manchester no pets, security required. town limits. $175 per month. "Whew! Well, that wraps up another season. nings. Quality workmanship, years, best offer, call after 5, FURNITURE - Rugs, pain $245 monthly, security Appllcallona being accepted 646-3325, after 5. lor Immedlale rentala and (ulure Heat and electricity. Call 646- I'M LEAVING ) Now I know how George Blanda leelsl" L !^ free estimates. Fully insured. 649-0034. tings, pewter, dolls, crocks, required, references, no pets. occupancy. 872-9187, 649-3417. lamps, etc. Now accepting 643-5836. Available February 7297. So come over and aee your Campers-Trallers MAHOGANY Breakfront, consignments, for January 1st. future apertment... EAST HARTFORD - Three j ROOFING - Specializing $100, and dropleaf table, $50, auction. 644-8962. rooms with sunporch. TWO ROOM Suite, private Mobile Homes 65- a 1 M Our Boarding House — Carroll & McCormick OPEN FOR INSPECTION ’lavatory, ideal for repairing roofs, new roofs, washing machine, $75, mat Dally 3 P.M. until 7 P.M. Available December 15. Short professional. Central location gutter work, chimneys, tress and box spring, plus Wanted to Buy 49 or by appointment walk to bus line. Parking. CONFOUND MARTHA'S BOTHERSOME BROTHER!I'M HO, I ’LL JUST cleaned and r^aired. 30 years frame, for twin bed, $1()0, 643- APARTMENT Security required. 528-1998 near hospital. Front and rear PLAZA HOMES REDUCED TV SERVING AS A GLOFIFIEP BABYSITTER'. , 646-0800 or 646-1540 entrances. Air-conditioning. experience. Free estimates. 6690. OLD DOLLS - Paying top RENTAL OFFICE after 4 p.m. Year End d w w e t h e m Howley, 643-5361. prices for your old (lolls, $65. Open 8:30-5 weekdays, 643-1186. BUT AT LEAST NO ONE W/LL SUSPECT WHAT\ FOR SALE -11 piece Danish and up for China and bisque othqr times by appoint seeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeef CLEARANCE SALE PROMINENT CITIZEN IS BEHIND THIS BEARD! D&A ROOFING. Roofs, modern dining room set, dolls. $100 and up for ByeJo. ment. I'LL SIMPLY USE THIS PLACE AS fi LABORATORY : siding, gutters, and leaders. excellent condition, call 649- Never give or sell a doll We have a large variety of NOW RENTING! Cl*in on* b*droom TO TEST MY THEORIES ON The Flintstones — Hanna-Barbera Productions Free estimates. Fully in 4875. without getting our offer. Call deluxe one & two bedroom □ AUTOMOTIVE O H LP b e h a v i o r ! sured. 249-0205. with gun burn*r, $99S. 1 locally, 875-7356. Townhouse and Garden 350,000 BTU, oil fired hot air INDEPENDENCE W NIC* two bodroom, Heating-Plumbing 35 furnace used. Call 646-7297. type units throughout Autos For Sale 81 matching appllancaa, $1,- Manchester. 995. 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Manchester. Conn., Sat., Dec. 13,1975 VOL. XXXXII, No. 12 German Club Action questioned has ^Fall FestivaV mm Often, students at Manchester High School are expected to comply with rules which are developed for Two weeks ago, the German Qub curacy. Mrs. Mclnerney had their benefit, yet which seem to started off its season with a "Fail everyone participate and try to cause only difficulty. ’These .rules, Festival." It was well attended, and pronounce the language. however, are sometimes the general consensus was that the Door prizes were distributed and manipulated and, of course, one can evening was enjoyable. To open the young members of the audience drew resort to devious means in order to the numbers from an Alpine hat. ’The program, all the German students in avoid what may be an unpleasant the audience were called upon by Grand March culminated the confrontation. Perhaps surprisingly, Mrs. Mclnerney to sing "Guten evening. ’This is another invention of MHS policymakers occasionally Abend,’’ to their friends and Mrs. Mclnerney’s. Although she come up with a rule that is entirely relatives. ’This traditional song was claims to having mediocre satisfactory and merits the recogni followed by many others as the mathematical ability, the chains and tion of the student body. festival progressed. President Eric circles which she tangled and un One such rule was carelessly Kusche and vice-president, Mary tangled would negate this. Most peo fc.,, overlooked last month by members Stack, gave greetings in German. ple didn’t know how they reached the of the Senior Conunencement Com Then the eating began. inside of a human spiral, suddenly mittee. This rule says that people ’The menu included authentic Ger finding themselves traveling out holding an office in Student man food such as bratwurst, cold ward. All enjoyed this procession. Assembly are not eligible for a posi cuts, sauerkraut, kartoffeln, and a The laughter which was heard tion on the Senior 5>mmencement variety of desserts. Disappointing to throughout the cafeteria clearly in Cothmittee. It is an attempt to some, no kegs of brew were in s i^ t; dicated that this event was a success. protect students from their instead, coffee, milk, and punch were ’Thanks are due to all those who sometimes ambitious peers. substituted. After this good, hearty worked on the numerous committees This year, several officers of Stu dinner, Mr. Hippier provided slides and especially to Mrs. Mclnerney dent Assembly felt that they, too, of German points of interest. ’The and Mr. Hippier. We hope that even would like to have a say in the gover beautiful scenes were appreciated by more students and their friends will ning body of the senior class and those of German and American des attend the festival in the spring, asked permission from Mr. cent alike. along with the international dinner. Emmerling to participate as By this time, the German Folk Anyone interested in planning these members of the conunittee. Permis Dancers of the club were becoming events should contact any German Drives downcourt sion was granted and these seniors restless. Accompanied by Mrs. Club member. All are welcome to joined the ranks of those who had Mclnerney on the piano, they participate in future activities which been elected from their homerooms. attempted to perform their spec will include a party on Dec. 19 and a Driving downcourt, Mark Demko dribbles past over Fermi Tuesday night. (Photo by Stone) a Fermi defender in the Indians’ 73-51 victory The Senior Commencement Com tacular feat. Although a few toes carol sing evening. — Mary Stack mittee has no requirement for were stepped on and wrong turns Girls swim at membership, yet it does maintain made, the group gave those in atten that those participating be dance a taste of the old country. At state meet nominated and elected by their tired in red vests, courtesy of Miss fellow upperclassmen. ’These people White, liederhosen, and dirndl English benefits all Recently, some members of the then serve as representatives and dresses, the group’s rendition of girls’ swim team, participated in the report to their homerooms the dis waltz mazurka and the windmill State Swim Meet. cussions and decisions of the were fairly competent. Manchester High School is In a Shakespeare course, students vocabulary, learn logic, study jour The girls competed with the top Commencement Committee. After some more of the lively recognized as one of the best public read a variety of Shakespeare’s nalism, and learn how to study. From schools in the state. The MHS swimmers in the CCIL League. In the If we are to allow students to get singing, the highlight of the evening works in addition to a required list of writing this article, it’s my impres 200-yard medley relay the following around set regulations and become was reached. If you are familiar with English Department has played a key comedies, tragedies and historical sion that we’ve got to get back to the team of MHS girls made the All- members at will, wouldn’t it be as German dinners, you probably know role in bringing about that favorable literature. What often surprises the basics. Presently, English teachers CCIL team in swimming. simple to open the organization to the what this was. “Ja, das ist ein reputation. Mr. Hunt, English participants is how much our modern are trying their best to present these The first team consisted of Leslie entire senior class? Isn’t the purpose Schnitzelbank!" provided laughter department chairman, cites five literature (films, books, TV, etc.) basic reading and writing skills in an primary objectives of the English reflects what Shakespeare thought interesting fashion, and it’s getting Scott, Deb Cone, Karen McArdle, of the homeroom representative to and entertainment for the whole represent his peers? Therefore, audience, as they took part in it, too. department: Student experience in and said. better. and Sherrie Hopperstead. These girls shouldn’t anyone interested in par reading, writing, speaking, listening, In a fantasy course students Indeed, reading and writing are did a tremendous job, and deserve a To accomplish anything at this game, ticipating in planning senior ac and viewing. The MHS English benefit from field trips, individual important skills. But we shouldn’t great deal of recognition. one must have the ability to speak tivities do so by functioning within Department tries to reach these goals projects, and visiting class speakers. forget the importance of speaking, Along with making the relay team, German with great sp e^ and ac- the system and expressing his or her in all of its courses. As a result of participating in such listening, and viewing. two of its members Deb Cone, and One example is a films course. As activities students become more Sherrie Hopperstead received opinions to the homeroom represen Many people feel that if a student tative? one might expect, students learn to creative. isn’t sitting at his desk poring over a honorable mentions in other events. One may consider our student FSA meets become more intelligent and ap book or writing a composition, then Debbie’s honorable mentions were in government to be a model for future preciative consumers of films. They he isn’t learning English. But the 100-yard freestyle and the 500- On Dec. 1, there was an FSA , Another interesting course is one in political involvement. ’This writer make their own films, learn film- futuristics. As of this writing, speaking, listening, and viewing are yard freestyle. Sherrie received meeting. At this meeting a guest hopes that participants will see it as making methods and techniques, and students are drawing'upon all of their vital skills also, and the MHS English honorable mentions in the 200-yard speaker, Mr. Robert Gronbach, become successful film critics. The freestyle and the 100-yard such and act accordingly. — Gail assistant director of employe skills in order to put together their Department is providing us with Heimann students also keep journals of the own magazine. They also learn how them. — Keith Costa backstroke. — Amy Mazzotta relations of Hartford hospital, spoke films they’ve seen and hold class dis about the qualifications of a to write clear, effective letters to cussions to assess weaknesses and their congressman. Let’s face it, a Guidance notes secretary. He told us what it would strengths of different types of films. poorly written letter full of spelling Representatives visiting MHS be like to work for him at Hartford They all do a considerable amount of Hospital. errors and grammatical mistakes World Hunger during the week of Dec. 15 through writing related to what they’ve seen. won’t wield much political pressure Dec. 19 will be: When the speaker was finished, an By the end of the course students not on our congressmen. Monday, Dec. 15: Stonehill initiation of all the new members of only know what it takes to make a Awareness Week College, North Easton, Mass,,11:15; FSA took place. Vicky Ferguson was film, but they also know how to view Many in the English department George Washington University, installed as treasurer and Sue and criticize a film while setting The Futuristics classes from MHS believe that reading and writing have Washington, D.C.. 11:30 a.m.. Balesano as corresponding their own standards. attended a session of the World suffered a loss of importance in our tion, Jay April, as member of the Tuesday, Dec. 16: U.S. Naval secretary. All present joined in the Another course offered is Mass Hunger Awareness Week sponsored council, showed movies and slides recitation of the Ethic Code. lives, due partly to the electronic age Academy, Annapolic, Md., 8:30; Media. Students videotape their own in which we live. Even though the by the Manchester Council on World depicting the effects of extreme There was considerable discussion Hunger. The field day was Marist College, Poughkeepsie, N.Y.. TV comipercials and TV programs. skills of speaking, listening, and hunger and malnutrition. The films 10:15. Wednesday, Dec. 17: Newbury about an FSA candy sale, and the two They learn how to operate the Wednesday, Nov. 19 at the old Gelco made many people stop and think and who sold the most, Monica Rezman viewing are well covered by the Junior College, Boston, Mass. 2 p.m. cameras as well as set up their own building on E. Middle Tpke. want to do something about it. So as and Arlene Beruba, were cited. English department, the fact props and write their own scripts. In The main points of the program one step in making people aware of Assorted other business was dis remains that most of us do practical a short story writing class, students were shown in many articles dis the problem they bought bumper High School World cussed. Upon adjournment, ly all of our reading and writing in learn by reading successful short school. played on tables. Throughout the en stickers and signed up for a day of refreshments were served. — Susan stories, writing their own, and tire week, the council collected fasting. Co-Editor Cindy Dziato Balesano, Secretary, FSA criticizing each other’s. canned goods and money. Many MHS I think that we should be very Co-EMitor Wendy Horwitz From Sophomore language to students who attended the session Feature Editor Chuck Obuchowski Senior AP English, students are proud of our students. They proved went out and bought canned goods Sports Editor Russ Wilson exposed to the basic English skills in that Manchester is a great communi and others donated money. Photo Editor Amy Stone grammar and composition, ’niey ty filled with lots of people who real Art Editor As another part of the presenta Tracy Jenkins learn how to write term papers and ly care. — Nancy Parsons Advisor Zane Vaughan SIDE GUNCES by Gill Fox do library research. Students also improve their Profile: John Martin John Martin is a witty, sensitive M' Fine music and intelligent person, whom I am alternative school should be set up. glad to have the pleasure of knowing. He feels that the shop courses are a On Wednesday, Dec. 3, the first step in the right direction for people M anchester High School Music He has an interest in traveling, cam ping being his preference, and is who are not academically oriented. Assembly of the year was presented. As for himself, John likes the shop IT It started 2nd period and went on un going to take a year off to fulfill a dream of traveling out West, “Not to courses and the social aspects of the til 8th period. The Music Assembly school more than the way it is run. itself was an overwhelming success. Colorado.” John would like to travel north across the United States and John is also resentful of the i It started out slowly at first, but “security guards” at MHS. He feels take in the Badlands in the Dakotas, everything went forward from -2nd that they are infringing on our rights. period on. Not only did all the concluding the trip in Washington or Oregon. He is fond of the wilderness He realizes that there is a segment of musicians do a great job, but the tur the school that isn’t mature enough nout of student spectators was fan and thinks that our natural resources shouldn’t be exploited so foolishly. to handle the liberal, relaxed at tastic. mosphere at MHS, but he also feels T.J.’s Polka Band started us off 3rd Apathy in America is a very that they are overshadowing the period, and the crowd responded worrisome topic to John. majority. enthusiastically. Mr. L. Perry played “At a time like this, with so much Most of John’s spare time is spent a couple of folk songs 4th perM . Mr. trouble in our country, you would pursuing his favorite interest, music. Perry was the only teacher who, think people would be interested in John enjoys playing the electric offered to play an instrument in the our problems, instead of disregar guitar and spends about two hours a assembly; therefore, a special ding them.” He feels that the United John Martin day practicing. He would like to get thanks goes to him. Fantastic perfor States is in a dilemma. into some sort of group with friends mances went on throughout the day “People don't know where they are Technical Electronics. just for fun. John appreciates most by Mike Ruff and Pete Hickey. Also going and they aren’t trying to find Asked about his view of MHS, John the complex music of Emerson, Tom Traygis did a 15 minute drum out.” John feels there is a solution. If stated “I think the whole idea of Lake, and Palmer and the heavy solo, with Steve Sossin. Rony Sayer people take the time to think objec school, and education system, is not metal sounds of The Blue Oyster C 117$ » y M |A .in c .T W R « g U $ ^ O n and his band also played some fine tively of where they are going and try fulfilling its purpose,” this purpose Cult, Jimi Hendrix and Black Sab music. to reassess their lives, things could being to prepare people for the bath. The assembly ended with Wes work out. It would of course, take a future. He believes that, “although it John is a member of the Junior Fedorchak and his band playing some lot of hard work and cooperation to is beneficial to some, there are many Civitan Club. It is a fraternal type electric guitar. A special thanks to achieve this end, he thinks. students who are there to get a "It's a follow-uP io Junior’s SOS for money. This one’s an club interested in community work SMS; send more of samel’’ Wes for helping us out with the P.A. John is a life-long resident of diploma.” John feels that this is due projects to raise money for system throughout the day. Manchester and is a senior at MHS. to lack of motivation and that some worthwhile charities. He also holds Jane Donovan and I would like to His courses include. Mass Media, teachers tend to turn students off. down a part-time job at Gamer’s thank everyone who offered his time Electronics, Automotives, Patterns “As far as school goes, the Rug Cleaning Service. in helping the Music Assembly of Human ^havior, and Piano. His teachers try to make a g o ^ environ If you’re ever in the mood for some become such a success, and we hope interest lies mainly in Electronics. In ment, but they are not succeeding.” really fine rap, look up John Martin. to have another one ih the near fact, he hopes to uttend Habtford John doesn’t feel it is their fault, and Vou won’t be disappointed! — Scott future. — Judy Kopttian State Tech, to pbbsue a career ijj that to combat this, some kind bf Alemany t ts at Manchester expected to comply I are developed for et which seem to :ulty. These .rules, re sometimes of course, one can means In order |o be an unpleasant irhaps surprisingly, kers occasionally rule that Is entirely merits the recogni- it body. e was carelessly nonth by members mmencement Com- e says that people flee in Student t eligible for a posi- or Commencement is an attempt to nts from their :ious peers, iral officers of Stu- elt that they, too, 9 a say in the gover- i senior class and Sion from Mr. participate as ;onunittee. Permis- 1 and these seniors of those who had 1 their homerooms, imencement Corn- requirement for t it does maintain irticipating be elected by their imen. These people epresentatlves and lomerooms the dis- decisions of the Conunittee. low students to get ations and become , wouldn’t it be as ! organization to the 3? Isn’t the purpose 1 representative to leers? Therefore, interested in par- mning senior ac- functioning within [pressing his or her imeroom represen- sider our student a model for future nent. This writer pants will see it as icordingly. — Gail ! notes Bs visiting MHS Bf Dec. 15 through 15: Stonehill iston, Mass,.11:15; gton University, C.. 11:30 a.m.. 16: U.S. Naval )olic, Md., 8:30; jughkeepsie, N.Y.. Dec. 17: Newbury iston, Mass. 2 p.m. I World Cindy Dziato Wendy Horwitz Chuck Obuchowski Russ Wilson Amy Stone Tracy Jenkins Zane Vaughan should be set up. ihop courses are a irection for people jmically oriented, ihn likes the shop cial aspects of the the way it is run. •esentful of the at MHS. He feels ging on our rights. ;re is a segment of I’t mature enough erai, relaxed at- but he also feels lershadowing the }are time is spent te interest, music, ing the electric about two hours a would like to get ;roup with friends appreciates most iic of Emerson, r and the heavy Page 2 - WEEKEND - Dec. 13,1975 WEEKEND - Dec. 13, 1975 - Page 3 Concert for youth The first of four Hartford Symphony Forum of the arts “ Young People’s Concerts”, will be Superstars in film series present^ Thursday morning at 9:40 and By June Tompkins 11:10 at Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hart Put a group of strangers together It was named one of Hie New York family with more closet skeletons ford. in a hotel, a plane or some awful dis Times “Ten Best of 1932” and was than any family needs. Two masterworks for children’s aster, aim a movie camera, and the highwatermark of the “strangers “Cat on a Hot Tin Roof” will be At the Bushnell audiences will be given at each concert you’ve got a surefire box office hit. on a train genre” that has proved so shown at the Atheneum Theater on that day —Prokofiev’s “Peter and the At least 10 such films have been durable with several generations of Thursday and Saturday, Dec. 18 and Dewitt Jones narrates a color travel Wolf” and Dukas’ “The Sorcerer’? Ap enormous success in recent years filmgoers. 20, at 7:30 p.m. film on the New England of Robert Frost prentice.” and they all stem from a common At 9:30 p.m. on Dec. 17 and 19, No series of superstars would be tonight at 8 and Sunday at the Bushnell Reservations and information may be ancestor, “Grand Hotel,” made In D.W. Griffiths’ spectacular adven definitive without John Wayne, and Memorial Hall in Hartford. There will be obtained by phoning the Hartford 1932 from Vicki Baum’s play. “Grand ture of the French Revolution, in “ The Man Who "Shot Liberty two showings Sunday at 2 and 5 p.m. Symphony ofhce, 278-1^. Senior citizens Hotel” will be screened at the “Orphans of the Storm,” starring Valance” we get the Duke, James . Sunday night at 8:15, the Choral Club of may also make reservations. Wadsworth Atheneum Thrater next Lillian and Dorothy G i^, will be Stewart and Lee Marvin under John Hartford presents its Christmas concert week in the Atheneum’s current film shown. Ford’s direction. “The Man Who Shot with soloists Martha Rafferty Page and In area theaters series ‘"The Super-Stars.” Made in 1921, the film isnilent with Liberty Valance” will be screened at Peter Harvey. Tickets are available at the music arranged by William Perry. 9:30 p.m. on Dec. 18 and 20. door. Showing at the Hartford Stage Co. in Scheduled for Wednesday and Hartford is newly opened “Oh (toward!”, The film has beoi handtinted, a pop Monday at 8 p.m.. Carlo Maria Giulini Friday, Dec. 17 and 19 at 7:30 p.m. a musical revue by Noel Coward. The ular device in the 1920s, and is a new “The Superstars” series at the conducts the Chicago Symphony and on Saturday, Dec. 20, at 2 p.m., print in excellent condition. Atheneum Theater is one of several Orchestra in a program of music by entertainment will run through Jan. 18. “Grand Hotel,” Directed by Edmund For reservations, call the box office at If Elizabeth Taylor wasn’t series in the museum’s year-long Schumann, Persichetti and Berlioz. Goulding, is a superstar show all by superstar before playing Maggie the Bicentennial film program surveying Tuesday at 8 p.m., lyric tenor Luciano 525-4258. itself. At the Coachlight Dinner Theatre in Cat in “Cat on a Hot Roof” she American cinema from 1896 to 1976, Pavarotti appears in a recital. Greta Garbo, John and Lionel certainly was after the film was which is supported by a grant from Dec. 20 and 21, the Hartford Ballet East Windsor, Imogene Coca is starring Barrymore, Joan Crawford, Wallace as the princess in the musical comedy, released. Taylor, Paul Newman, the National Endowment for the presents the annual Christmas production Beery and Jean Hersholt play Burl Ives and Judith Anderson let out Arts. Tickets are available at the of the fabled ballet, “Nutcracker.” “Once Upon a Mattress” through Dec. 28. prominet roles in this story of life in Playing through Dec. 21 at the Chateau all the emotional stops in Tennessee Atheneum Theater box office before For schedule information and reser one of Europe’s great hotels. Williams story of a new-rich Souther each screening. vations, call the box office, 246-6807. de Ville in East Windsor is "Sweet Charity.” At the Atheneum Tonight at 8:15 marks the final perfor mance of “Inherit the Wind” at Harriet S. Events in the area Sunday from 3 to 4 p.m. at the Guest soloist Jorgensen Theater at University of Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford, the Connecticut in Storrs. For reservations, Film Through mid-December —Jacqueline Gourevitch and Blythe West Bank Singers directed by Charles call the box office at 4^2912. Trinity College Cinestudio, Hart Fidlar will perform. Peter Harvey will be guest soloist at the Bohnen, MATRIX Gallery. ford (527-3811): Sunday will be the final day of the (Choral Qub of Hartford’s annual Christ Through Dec. 29 —“Christmas in Musical events Tonight —“Five Easy Pieces” at Atheneum’s annual “Holiday Festival of mas concert Sunday at 8:15 p.m. at the Goodwin Parlor.” 7:30, “The Fortune” at 9:25. Trees” featuring 88 trees that have Bushnell Memorial Hall in Hartford. Sunday at 8 p.m. the U.S. Coast Guard Through Jan 4 —Five Paintings of Sunday to Tuesday—“Six in Paris” created by various individuals and Harvey is director of music at the Band will present a free concert in Leamy the Revolution, John Trumbull Holiday tree at 7:30 p.m., “(Haire’s Knee” at 9:20 businesses and donated for sale. The Archdiocesan Cathedral of St. Joseph in Auditorium at the U.S. Coast Guard Gallery. Now on Broadway p.m. This knotted tree is one of 88 decorative proceeds benefit the Wad«>worth Hartford and choral director at the Hart Academy in New London. The public is in Through Jan. 11 —Images of Puer Wednesday to Saturday -"G old- Ballet stars Margot Fonteyn and Rudolf Nureyev appear holiday trees on exhibit and for sale at the Atheneum. ford College for Women in Hartford. vited. to Rico. ____ finger” at 7:30 p.m., “ On Her in a scene from “Marguerite and Armand,” the ballet Wadsworth Atheneum in Hartford. The The museum hours Sunday are 1 to 5 version of “La Dame aux Camelias,” featured in their exhibit continues through Sunday. (Herald Majesty’s Secret Service” at 9:35 Elsewhere in Hartford: p.m. There is a small admission charge HEIRLOOMS OF TOMORROW ARE AT season at the Uris Theater on Broadway. Critics say it’s photo by Tompkins) for the exhibit. p.m. Through December —Retrospec tive Show, The Gallery, G. Fox & Co. time Miss Fonteyn, 56, quit performing in public, but that “Christmas in the Goodwin Parlor”, the Nureyev, 20 years her junior, is still an exciting dancer. QAiecW CDUNTR'VH Greater Hartford Community Through December —Crafts Travelogues at Goodspeed traditional Victorian family C!hristmas '2M MIMD ST. I O F T (UPI photo) scene from the Goodwin Mansion will be College, Hartford (5494200): Exhibit and Sale, Wooden Ships Arts Season subscriptions are now available Weekend, an entertain Merchants In Early American, ^ Friday —“The Old Man and the on view at the Atheneum throu^ Dec. 29. ment and television supple Cafe (525-0424). for the Goodspeed Opera House (East Furniture Reproductions' On Dec. 21, there will be a children’s ment, is published each Sea” and “The Autobiography of Through December —Drawings Haddam) Travalogue Series which begins Miss Jane Pitman,” starting at 7 holiday festival featuring performances of Saturday by The Clocks • Lamps • Fireplace Furnishings and Paintings by Deane Galloway Jan. 10. A Sunday matinee at 4 p.m. has Hshings gmrt “Fizz Gigg and Flapdoodle” by the Pocket Manchester Evening Gifts and Nautical Paraphernalia p.m. Keller, Gallery 24, Connecticut been added to the schedule of perfor Mime Thrater for Children at 1 and 3 p.m. Herald, Herald Square, Public Television (278-5310). mances also held on Saturdays at 2:30 and Manchester, Conn. 06040. Exhibitions iRthe 8:30 p.m. There will be a party from 2 to 3 p.m. Ad mission to the party and one performance Raymond F. Robinson Trinity College, Hartford: At the University of Connecticut, The series will feature “Southeast by Publisher is $1. Through December—Exhibition of Storrs: Chinese Junk,” “Guatemala and The Doug Bevins PRE-CHRISTMAS Book Bindings, 15th to 20th Cen Through today —Paintings by WMIIR Yucatan,” “Russia and Eastern Europe,” Weekend Editor turies, Library. James Brooks, Jorgensen Gallery “Great Sailing Adventures,” “Africa’s School groups perform I Through December—Jane Austen, (4864226). New Rivieras,” and “Sea Freighter to the More than 15 choirs and bands from ALL SALE 1775-1975, Ubrary. Through Dec. 20 —The S ip of the Adriatic.” schools and churches in the Greater Hart At the Bushnell Throu^ Dec. 18 —Student Studio Leopard: Beaded Art of C ^eroon, Goodspeed Winter Travel Series sub DEADLINE ford area will perfoim in the center court FOR LISTINGS Arts Exhibition, Austin Arts Center. WilUam Benton Museum of Art (486- scriptions may be ordered by mail from Martha FUtfferty Page will be a guest' 2450). of Hartford’s Ci^ic Center Shops this Weekend is the best ROCKERS the Goddspeed Opera House, East Had Christmas season. soloist at the annual Christmas con Wadsworth Atheneum, Hartford place to find information cert of the Choral (]1ub of Hartford dam, Conn., 06423. The price per subscrip Three area groups are among those on (278-2670): Lectures tion is £12. about entertainment and Sunday at 8:15 p.m. at Hartford’s the schedule. 'Die ^ Ito n High S^ool band the arts in central Connec Throu^ December —19th Century Thursdays and Sundays through Bushnell Memorial Hall. was playing Friday; an Ellington H i^ ticut. 69.96 French Drawings and Watercolors, Dec. 28—Gallery talks at Hartford’s Concert at UConn School ^ u p vill peiiorm Mon^y and a Deadline for listing an (Photo by Quincy Beach) Prints and Drawings Gallery. Wadsworth Atheneum (278-2670). Covent^ H i^ School group will perform event is ei^ t days before to The Campus-Community Band of Tuesday. publication. University of Connecticut in Storrs will 1S9.95 Performances are at noon and 7 p.m., Address copy to present a free concert Sunday at 8:15 p.m. Weekend Editor, The Festivals Monday through Friday, through Dec. 23. in the UConn student union ballroom. Manchester Evening NOW Juried show-sale set Through December —“Young The 60-musician ensemble will perform Herald, Herald Square, Talent, New Expressions” at the FROM The Outing Club and The Women’s selections from “West Side Story by Photography exhibit Manchester Conn. 06040. exhibited at the Foot Prints Art Hartford Jewish ^immunity Center, Movement at Manchester Conununi- Leonard Bernstein, two movements from Gallery in Manchester. West Hartford (236-4571). Multi- Photographic work of Rosamond Wolff ty College are sponsoring a juried The sale portion of the show will be Anton Dvorak’s “New World Symphony,” media exhibition daily, and special Purcell is featured in the current exhibi ADVERTISING arts and crafts show and sale Dec. 19 open from 11 a.m. to 9 p.m. Saturday, “The Moldau,” by Bedrich Smetana, events scheduled: tion of New Haven’s Archetype Gallery, DEADLINE 59“ to 21 at the main campus student Dec. 20, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday, Leroy Anderson’s “ A Christmas 159 Orange St., through Jan. 4. The show is The advertising deadline TO center, 60 Bidwell St. Dec. 21. Dec. 23 —New Film Maker O ^ o t i A A? Festival,” and other selections. open and free to the public. Gallery hours for the Dec. 20 Weekend Art students from private and Evening, featuring Connecticut- After the concert, Tau Beta Sigma, the The public is invited to attend and are 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday throu^^ edition is Monday (Dec. 15) public colleges in Connecticut have participate in the opportunity to buy made animated, documentary and UConn band fraternity, will host a recep- at noon. Friday, 7 to 9 p.n3!^ursdays, and 1 to 5 been invited to exhibit. Winners in unique Christmas gifts. abstract films, 8 p.m. ,tion for the audience.in.the. ballroom.. . . .p.m. Saturdays and Sundays. : .. *135“ .tbe.juried.portion oithe-sbow-wilLbe’ . Dec. 29 —Evening of Jazz. • • VJ Page 4 - WEEKEND - Dec. 13, 1ST75 WEEKEND - Dec. 13.1975 - Page 5 ' **-^*0*4«lr Z'Mjs V»C*; < Participating in a simulated search and rescue mission are, from left to right. Cadets Craig Flynn, Kathy Demers, Richard Treiss, John Char- i t . tier, Ginger Morgan and Eva Emerson. Using a map, John Chartier points out to Craig Flynn and Eva Emerson the possible location of a downed airplane. I — ■* =* *•.'J Ready for action I Members of Manchester Composite Squadron of the Civil Air Patrol do a lot more than just attend meetings Thursday nights at Manchester State Armory. They were involved in the search for Janice Packett in Tolland in 1974, with the girl cadets and senior members providing ad ministrative duties at the Tolland firehouse including the signing in of search volunteers. During Manchester’s 1973 ice storm, the squadron assisted the National Guard for six da^s and nights at thearmory, where hun dreds of Manchester residents were housed and fed. I The squadron’s land rescue team, headed by First Lt. George Hunter, who comes to Manchester eachweek from his home in Tolland, Mass., was called out last spring to search in the swamps and hills of the Stafford area for a downed airplane. jS.^ ,/« • j, — Alice Evans On the cover: Civil Air Patrol Cadets Darryl Blagrove (left) and John Mainville use a compass on a search and rescue mission. Rappelling down a cliff are John Mainville, left, and David Petig, while Darryl Blagrove and Barbara Morgan wait at the base. Reconnoitering at the a base of a cliff are David Bla^ove carrying a After administering first aid to the “injured pilot,” Richard Photographs by Steve Dunn rapelling rope and David Petig with a walkie talkie. Treiss, Darryl Blagrove, left, and David Petig assisted by two other cadets prepare to carry him to the squadron’s am bulance. The ambulance, onced owned by Pratt and Whitaey, was donated to the squadron by the Town of Manchester. f V I « u I « 0 ^ i 't> Page 6 - WEEKEND - Dec. 13. 1975 WEEKEND - Dec. 13, 1975 - Page 7 Three cheers for American cooking This week’s movies on teievision : Wednesday S I 1:00 (5) “ The Sign of the By PATRICIA HARRIS Evan Jones’ “ American About Shelley Winters. woman team up to fight an oil Cross” (1952). Young Roman AMERICAN FOOD, by Evan Jones (E.P. Dutton & Co., Inc., 387 Food,” subtitled “ The '4:30 (20) “ Viente para la aristocrat sacrifices all for a For those ,of you who think pages.)$16.95 Gastronomic Story,” is a Today syndicate in 1913. George C. Christian girl. Frederic books America’s major contribution AMERICAN GASTRONOMY, by Louis Szathmary (Henry Regnery handsomely set up, absorbing Muerte” (1970). Spanish. Scott, Faye Dunaway, John to international cooking is fast Co., 185 pages.) $10.00 account of American culture 1:00 (5) "The Beast of 4:30 (30) “The Champ” Mills, Jack Balance. March, Claudette Colbert. food and the gelatin salad COOKING AMERICAN, by Sidney W. Dean (Noonday Press, 421 viewed through the kitchen. Hollow Mountain” (1956). (1931). Drama about a has- 11:30 (3) “ Broken Lance” 1:00 (9) “ Beau Brummel” topped by a marshmallow, pages.) $4.95 What makes this book stand Giant monster lurks in hills been fighter. Wallace Beery, (1954). Sons of cattle rancher (1954). Adventures of the con th m 's a big boost for your out among most ‘cookery- surrounding a ranch. Guy Jackie Cooper, Irene Rich, get involved in a feud. Spencer troversial figure of 18th Cen national pride coming up. One of the author’s featured the origin of the potato chip, through-histo^’ volumes is Madison, Patricia Medina. Roscoe Ates. ’Tracy, Robert Wagner. tury England. Elizabeth Three new cookbooks that recipes is his mother’s the Caesar salad, how pizza, its crisp writing, anecdotal 1:00 (9) "I Was Monty’s 6:00 (5) “The Mask of 11:30 (8) “ Daughters Taylor, Stewart Granger. may prove intriguing enough specialty, clam short cake — “ that great Italian delicacy” style, and its insights into the Double” (1959). Actor por "Dimibdos” (1944). Story of Courageous” (1939). After 20 4:00 (9) “ A Man Called to move from your bedside a combination of fresh clams was invented in New York, development of the American traying general on stage is sinister violence on the Orient years absence, a father Dagger” (1968). Resourceful reading table to the kitchen in a white chowder sauce, and chow mein and chop suey palate. asked to impersonate the. Express. Zachary Scott, Faye returns home. Claude Rains, American spy joins forces will remind you of our proud poured over homemade were first concocted in San Jones, for example, general in real life during Emerson. ; John Garfield. with pretty girl to trap Nazi culinary heritage. attempts to explain the biscuits. Francisco’s - C3iinatown. World War II. John 6:30 (9) “ The White Zom 11:30 (40) “ FuU of Life” scientist. The author of “Cooking American penchant for finger The book, however, is Mills, Cecil Parker. bie” ( 1 ^ ) . Young bride falls (1956). Drama of family 4:30 (20) “ UUi Marlene” American," Sidney W. Dean, The author’s personal com food, discusses the kitchen- priiriarily a collection of 2:30 (5) “The Face of under the spell of a sinister relationships. Judy Holliday, (1950). World War H drama. is a died-in-the-wool Yankee. ments and tips on the history centered American lifestyle recip.es drawn from old- Marble” (1946). Weird doctor hypnotist. Bela Lugosi. Richard Conte. Lisa Daniely. While many of the dishes he and preparaUon of the dishes of yesteryear, accounts W fashioned American cook tries to bring the dead back to 8:00 (57) “ State of Siege” 1:00 (5) “ Sergeant York” 9:00 (9) “ Across the Wide presents originated in New make this an especially our gastronomical chauvin books. All are characterized life. (1973). Drama about political (1941). Gary Cooper, Joan Missouri” (1951). Adventures England, recipes from west of deli^tful book to read as well ism’ in the 19th century, and by a reliance on typically 3:00 (9) “ Odds Against kidnaping and murder South of the pioneers who blazed a the Mississippi and south of as work with. notes that Ben Franklin in L6S^6. American ingredients and trail west. Clark Gable, the Mason-Dixon line are well sisted his English cook learn Tomorrow” (1959). ^ -c o p , of the Border. Yves Montand, ''1:10 (30) “ Flying Down to represented in his 421-page "American Gastronomy” represent a cross-section of ex-convict and musician team Jacques Weber. Rio” (1933). Romantic Ricardo Montalban. by Louis Szathmary, owner of to bake combread. magnum. American life. There’s also a up to rob a bank. Harry 9:00 (20-22-30) “ Oklahoma musical with Fred Astaire 11:30 (3) “ I’d Climb the Chicago’s restaurant The Intriguing chapter headings helpful section on how to con The recipes reprqpMt solid Belafonte, Robert Ryan, Crude” (1973). Man and and Ginger Rogers. Highest Mountain” (1951). Bakery, presents an interest such as "potatoes and their vert old-fashioned recipes for American cookery aira reveal Story of a minister and his ing but sketchy historical possibilities” and “ tripe in today’s use. the American imagination and bride in the mountains. Susan overview of American foods, ingenuity in such goodies as various disguises” point the Gastronomy is ihade visual on their way to Australia. Beautiful” (1957). Story of the Hayward. cooking methods, chefs and Avocado Ice Cream, Fiddle- way to new ways of expand ly interesting through the Sunday Alan Ladd. ruthless rise of a Hollywood 11:30 (5) “ Interlude” dishes. liberal use of black and white heads (boiled ostrich ferns) ing one’s repertoire in the 2:00 (40) “ Jubal” (1956). producer. Lana Turner, Kirk (1968). Symphony conductor i Chef Szathmary reminds us and a lasagne made with ham kitchen. The chapter on cook etchings from America’s 7:30 (30) “ Comanche” Young drifter gets into trou Douglas, Dick Powell. and reporter fall in ing out-of-doors includes in of those dishes that are uni culinary past. and spinach. (1956) . Indian scout tries to ble on a big ranch. Ernest 9:00 (8-40) “ What Ever Oskar Werner, Barbara formation on how to prepare a quely American — for exam bring peace to the Southwest. Borgnine, Glenn Ford. Happened to Aunt Alice” Ferris. New England clam bake, a ple, the pancake, the mashed Dana Andrews, Kent Smith. 3:00 (9) “ A Stranger in My (1969). Thriller about a widow potato (without lumps, 11:30 (40) “ Returning Dining car of the Union Pacific Railway, 1870, from Midwestern fish fry and an Noon (5) “ Spook Chasers” Arms” (1959). Overprotective whose domestic employes authentic Western barbeque. please) and eggs Benedict Home” (1975). ’Three war (1957) . ’Die Bowery Boys are mother fights against keep vanishing. Geraldine “ American Gastronomy’’ By Louis Szathmary. (NEA Especially intriguing is the (the invention of a traveler veterans try to readjust to haunted by goons after they remarriage of her daughter- Page, Ruth Gordon. photo) ^ t io n on shell fish and soups. named Benedict). He tells of civilian life. Dabney Coleman, discover holdup loot in an old in-law. June Allyson, Jeff 11:30 (30) “ The Mad Tom Selleck, James Miller. house Chandler. Genius” (1931). Drama about 12:30 (8) “ Returning 1:00 (5) “ They Died with 3:30 (5) “The Killing” a ballet master who Home.!’ Town libraries add many books ’Their Boots On” (1942). Story (1956). Ex-convict’s plans for dominates his son’s life: John 12:30 (9) “ Bhowani Junc of events leading to the Battle a robbery are foiled by his Barrymore, Donald Cook. tion” (195iS). Ava Gardner, New books at Manchester’s Boyer — Prince of thieves McGrady — The kitchen New books at Manchester’s of the Little Big Horn. Errol wife. Sterling Hayden, Coleen 11:30 (40) “ Beat the Devil” Stewart Granger, Bill Mary Cheney Library: Braun — Tideline sink papers Whiton Memorial Library: m Flynn, Olivia de Havilland. Gray. (1953). Swindlers try to get ’Travers. Buck — Flying know-how Newhall — P.H. Emerson 1:00 (9) “ One Minute to 5:00 (9) ‘"The Egg and I” control of rich oil land. 2:00 (5) “ Curse of the Fiction Zero” (1952). Infantry colonel (1947). Ctomedy about a young Humphrey Bogart, Jennifer Fiction Castellano — You fix it: Polykoff — Does she...or George C. Scott, as Abraham, listens in horrified dis Faceless Man” (1958). Scien Washing machines and civilian worker realize couple who buy a chicken Jones, Gina Lollabrigida. Arrighi — 'The hatchet man doesn’t she? Becker — ’The Chinese ban belief as the Lord instructs him to sacrifice his only son, tist excavates faceless stone Collier — Hope and fear in the enemy is about to attack farm. Claudette Colbert, Fred Midnight (9) “ The Mad man which come to life and Dunnett — Checkmate Scholberg — Swan watch dit Isaac, in the epic film drama, “ The Bible,” airing FYiday Washington their Korean town. Robert , MacMurray. Miss Manton” (1938). steals his fiancee. Richard Goffstein— Daisy Summer- Villet — Head nurse Bringle — The footpath \ Graham — Angels: God’s Mitchum, Ann Blyth. 6:00 (5) “ Fun in Acapulco” Debutante witnesses a at 8 p.m. on ABC-TV. field’s style murder Anderson. Williams - - Memoirs 2:00 (8) “ Botany Bay” (1963). Elvis Presley goes to murder but no one will believe King — Salem’s Lot secret agents Daniels — Firegold Wortman — Defining the (1953). Adventure at sea; Mexico with Ursula Andress. her. Barbara Stanwyck, Llewellyn — Green, Green Hale — Mary Cassatt Hogan — The proving gun manager’s job story about British convicts 8:00 (9) “ The Bad and the Henry Fonda. my valley now Jaffe — John Trumbull, Lovell — Dreamers in a of coward 4:00 (9) ‘"The Appaloosa” Sophia Loren, Alan Ladd, Clif patriot-artist of the American Foxfire 3 X-ray a Scortis — The Prometheus haunted house X-ray of a coward’s nervous system from ‘"rhe Coward’s (1966). Cowboy tries to ton Webb. Revolution Child health encyclopedia — McCarthy — ’The Pied Piper 11:30 (5) “ In Old Chicago” crisis Almanac” by Marvin Kitman. The book, printed on retrieve his stolen rare horse. Trevor — The mandarin Jones — Prints of Rockwell The Boston Children’s of Helfenstein 4:30 (20) “ The Night Won’t (1950). Street urchin tries to Thursday Marlon Brando, Anjanette (1949). Story of Mrs. Kent yellow paper of course, is illustrated by Lou Meyers. It’s cypher Medical Center Willis — Westminster One Monday Talk” (1952). A who did it see Queen Victoria. Irene Comer, John Saxon. O’Leary’s Cow. Tyrone Wambaugh — The choirboys Kampen — Nobody calls at The cook catalogue — ed. by published by Doubleday & Co. at M-85. (NEA photo) mystery. Hy Hazell, Mary Dunne, Andrew Ray, Alec 1:00 (5) “ I Was a Male War Power. this hour just to say hello James Beard Non Fiction 1:00 (5) “ ’The Male Animal” Germaine. Guinness. Bride” (1949). French captain 4:30 (20) “ Let George Do 12:30 (9) “ Scorpio Letters” Lombardo — Auld acquain ’This abundant land (1942). Politics hit the coliege 8:00 (9) “ The Lonely 11:30 (5) “ The Comic” married to American WAC It” (1940). Ukelele player gets (1967). Competing spies reluc Non Fiction tance Ancowitz — Strokes and ’The people’s almanac — by campus the s ^ e time as big Profession” (1969). ’Tycoons (1969). Movie about the career tries to enter the U.S. Cary mixed up with Nazi spies. tantly join forces to fight Bickel — The Morality of their prevention U.S. libraries list Lopate — Being with David Wallechinsky and Ir game. Henry Fonda, Joan disappearance is kept a of a vaudeville clown. Dick Grant, Ann Sheridan. George Formby. blackmail ring. Alex Cord, consent Barton — The compleat children ving Wallace Li6Sli6. secret, so empire won”t Van Dyke, Michele Lee. 1:00 (9) “ For the First blueberry cookbook Shirley Eaton. most popular books 1:00 (9) “ Right Cross” collapse. Harry Guandino, ’Time’! (1959). American tenor 11:30 (3) “ Boy on a 2:00 (5) “ Sorrowful Jones” Brown — Sharks: ’The silent 12:30 (9) “ Mogambo” (1947). l^ize fighter falls in Dina Merrill, Fernando falls in love with a deaf girl. Dolphin” (1957). Drama about (1949)! Bob Hope, Lucille savages Compiled by the American (1954). Hunter finds romance Nonfiction love with someone else’s girl.' Lamas. Mario Lanza, Zsa Zsa Gabor. a race for a priceless statue. Ball. Here’s bookmobile route Dean — “ Mo” ; a woman’s Library Association; dis 1. Helter skelter, by Vincent Dick Powell, June Allyson, in African jungle. Clark view of Watergate tributed by Newspaper Enter Ricardo Montalban. 9:00 (20-22-30) “ Cancel My Gable, Ava Gardner, Grace Here’ s next week’s 11:40 a.m. — Arvine PI. 11:40 a.m. — Sunnybrook Bugliosi. Dormer — Powerhouse prise Association. Reservation” (1972). TV per Kelly. schedule for the 1:30 p.m. — Clinton and Oak Apartments. 2. Sylvia Porter’s money 4:00 (9) “ T Men” (1947). hands sonalities involved with 1:35 (5) “ War of the death of her parents. Chad Martin, Jean Seberg. Manchester Public Library Sts. 1:30 p.m.— Hackmatack St. book, by Sylvia Porter. ’Treasury Department crack Elliott — Write if you get Fiction murder, on vacation. Bob Wildcats” Oil promoter and Everett. 1:30 (5) “ The Cardinal” bookmobile: 2:10 p.m. — Bishop Dr. 2:10 p.m.— West Side Rec. 3. Winning through in down on counterfeiting ring. work: The best of ^ b and 1. Looking for Mister Good- Hope, Eva Marie Saint. cowboy fight for oil rights. Friday (1963). American becoming a 2:50 p.m. — McDivitt Dr. 2:50 p.m — Durkin and timidation, by Robert J. Dennis 0 ” Keefe, Charles 4:30 (20) “ Josser Joins the Ray bar, by Judith Rossner. 11:30 (3) “ The Mudlark” John Wayne, Martha Scott. cardinal recalls his Monday 3:30 p.m. — Shepard Dr. Branford Sts. Ringer. McGraw, June Lockhart. Army” (1933). Ernie Lotinga, Hoffman — Crockery 2. Ragtime, by E.L. Doc- Betty Norton, Jack Hobbs. experience in the priesthood. 10:20 a.m. — Manchester 4:10 p.m. — Kennedy Rd. 3:30 p.m. — Lawton and 4. Bring on the empty 1:00 (5) “The Story of cookery torow. Tom ’Tryon, Carol Lynley. Manor. and Woodstock Dr. Weaver Rds. horses, by David Niven. Mankind” (1957). Heaven 8:00 (3) “ The Bible” (1966). Huxley — House plants: 3. Lord of the far island, by love vrith a beautiful girl. the war. Mel Ferrer, Dana 11:50 (3) “ River of No 11 a.m. — Bluefield Dr. 4:10 p.m. — Gerard and 5. The total woman, by tribunal must decide if Epic film based on the Book of Cacti and succulents Victoria Holt. Cornel Wilde, Mel Ferrer, Wynter. Return” (1954). Adventure in 11:40 a.m. — McGuire Lane. Wednesday , Cone Sts. Marabel Morgan. Tuesday mankind should be destroyed. Genesis. John Huston, LeMasters — Blue-collar 4. Curtain, by Agatha Rita Gam. . ' 11:30 (5) “ Loving” (1970). the Canadian Rockies. 1:30 p.m. — Crestwood Dr. 10:20 a.m. — Crestfield Con 6. T.M.: Discovering energy Ronald Coleman, Hedy Michael Parks, Ulla Bergryd, aristocrats Christie. Freelance artist is caught at Marilyn Monroe, Robert 2:10 p.m. — High St. valescent Home. and overcoming stress, by 4:30 (20) “ No Place for Jen Lamarr. Stephen Boyd, George C. Perper — ’The indoor how-to 5. ’Hie moneychangers, by 1:00 (5) "Midnight” (1934). swinging. George Segal, Eva Mitchum, Rory Calhoun. 2:50 p.m. — Presidential 1:30 p.m — Sycamore Lane. Harold H. Bloomfield. nifer” (1950). Drama about a Scott, Ava Gardner. book of oats, peas, beans and Arthur Hailey. Don Ameche, Claudette Marie Saint. Village. 2:10 p.m. — Ansaldi Rd. 7. ’The save-your-life diet, by child caught in the divorce 1:00 (9) “ Girl in White” 12:30 (9) “ The VIPs” other pretty plants 6. Greek treasure, by Irving Colbert, John Barrymore. 12:30 (9) “ Period of 8:00 (9) “ That Forsyte 3:30 p.m. — ’Trebe Dr.-and 2:50 p.m. — Nike Circle. David Reuben. struggle. Janette Scott. (1952). ’True story of the first (1953). Cross-section of VIPs Rifkind — Mansions, mills, Stone. 1:00 (9) “ The People Adjustment” (1962). Story of Woman” (1950). Drama about Thompson Rd. 3:30 p.m. — Bruce Rd. 8. Power! How to get it, how woman doctor who crashed a an aristocratic family and a who wait overnight in airport and main streets 7. Shogun, by James Clavell. Against O’Hara” (1952). 8:00 (9) "The Two-Headed two young couples: One 4:10 p.m. — Fountain 4:10 p.m. — West and N. to use it, by Michael Korda. man’s world. June Allyson, when flight is delayed. Ross — Power with grace; adjusting to a honeymoon, the loveless marriage. Errol Fairfield Sts. 8. Great train robbery, by 9. Bermuda Triangle, by Famous lawyer tries to go Spy” (1949). Story of German Arthur Kennedy. Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Village. the life story of Mrs. Woodrow Flynn, Greer Garson. Michael Crichton. Charles Berlitz. straight.'Spencer Tracy, Pat general who is really a British other to in-laws. Burton. Wilson 9:00 (8-40) “ Airport” (1970). TuGsday _Mth.T 9. Circus, by Alistair lOi T otal fitness in 30 O’Brien. spy. Jack Hawkins, Gia Scala. 1:20 (5) “ ’The Black Sheep” 4:00 (9) “ Return of the Gun- Thursday Ruebsaat — The male McLean. (1956). Mad scientist frames fighter” (1967). Ex-gunslinger Story of individual dramas on 1:05 (3) “ Niagara” (1953). 10:20 a.m. — Holiday House. minutes a week, by Lawrence 4:00 (9) “ Saadia” (1954). 11:30 (3) “ Fraulein” (1958). 10:20 a.m. —, Head Start climacteric, , innocent man for murder. allies himself with accused a bomb-carrying flight to Marilyn Monroe, Joseph 11 a.m. — Charter, Oak St. 10. Centennial, by, James A. A. Morehouse and Leonard Young M qroctm ruler and his Atnericnn. officer becomes in Center. - - Smith — Free fall Rome.. Burt Lancaster, Dean Cotten. Michener. Gross. American fr i^ both fall in volved wi& German girl after Boris Karloffi iBela Lugosi. killer and girl to avenge VJ Page 8 - WEEKEND - Dec. 13, 1975 WEEKEND - Dec. 13, 1975 - I ^ e 9 To d a y, Dec . 13 Our SPEEDY Specialty Sunday, Dec. 14 Television channels Hee Haw ...... 30 1:00 TRULY DELICIOUS Gunsmoke...... 40 6:30 I Dream of Jeannie__ -... 8 This is the Ufe ...... 18 7:30 3 ...... WFSB, Hartford 30 ... .WHNB, West Hartford • V V Famous Classic Tales — .3 Firing Line...... 57 Insist ...... 3 Catholic Service...... 9-22-30 5 Movies ...... 5-9 CHICKEN 3:30 Family Theatre...... 20-22-30 ...... WNEW, New York 40...... WHYN, Springfield ■ V ■ 7:30 Rev. Clet^hus Robinson... 5 Latino...... 40 8 ...... WTNH, New Haven 57...... WGBY, Springfield ■ ■ ■ Woman Alive ...... 24 Brown In 6 Minutes Movie...... 5 Captain Noah ...... 24 Land of the Three...... 3 7 M Sesame St...... 57 9...... WOR, New York Subscribers to Greater H M B . Gamer Ted Armstrong... 40 The world’s “finest eatin’ Hour of Power...... 18 Lowell Thomas...... 57 Connecticut Asks Congress 8 chicken” with incomparable Camera Three ...... 3 10:30 Great Performances .... . 24 8:00 18...... WHCT, Hartford Hartford CATV will receive | j 1:30 Nashville on the Road .. . 20 Wonder Window...... 5 Look Up and Live...... 3 20...... WATR, Waterbury WHYN on Cable Channel 4 i Make It Real ...... 8 Cher ...... 3 As Schools Match Wits... 22 This is the Life ...... 8 Devlin...... 8 AM Lawrence Welk...... 5 22...... WWLP, Springfield and WGBY on Cable Channel Wall St. Week...... 24 Basketball Preview...... 24 CALL IN ORDER Lucy Show’...... 22 Point of View ...... 9 24...... WEDH, Hartford 7. Superman...... 40 Pick Up 10 Minutes Later NFL Football...... 3 Six MiUion Dollar Man.. 8-40 8:00 Ring Around the World .. 30 Jewish Heritage...... 40 GoU...... 8-40 Movie...... -9 2:00 The Jeffersons...... 3 7:30 11KH) Insight ...... 20 Spring St. USA...... 18 Soul T rain...... 3 DEd’S DRIVE-IN Outer Limits...... 5 462 C E N T E R 8T. 643-2660 Arthur and Company...... 3 Eye on Woman...... 3 Treasure Seekers Beneath Bob Hope ...... 20-22-30 Camellia Bowl ...... 8-40 Howard Cosell ...... 8-40 Yogi B ear...... 5 FUntstones...... 5 the Sea ...... 22 Evening at Symphony ..24-57 • TV season’s 13th week Lilas, Yoga and You..... 24 Hockey...... 9 Worship for Shut-Ins...... 8 These are the Days...... 8-40 Honeymooners ...... 30 6:30 2:30 Best of 700 Club...... 18 Tlie Christophers...... 9 Rex Humbard...... 9 4:30 Sharing...... 18 Movie...... 5 Emergencey...... 20-22-30 Vegetable Soup...... 22 Hollywood and the Stars . 22 Teach-In...... 18 Woman...... 24 9:00 lucky number for CBS College Basketball...... 24 Order Your Movie...... 30 Carrascolendas...... 30 To Be Announced ...... 20 Kojak...... 3 3:00 Movie...... 57 8:00 Electric Company...... 57 A Family At War ...... 24 Special; Vaudeville ...... 5 NFL Today...... 3 8:30 ^ie Believe ...... 3 11:30 Pat Boone and the Movie...... 840 NEW YORK (UPI) — Last week next few weeks will reveal whether the Movie...... 9 D oc...... 3 ^Happy Wonderama...... 5 Face the Nation...... 3 Little Ones...... 30 Kathryn Kuhlman ...... 18 marked the 13th week of the new televi- audience that sampled will stick around to Speaking Freely...... 24 9:00 Catholic Service...... 8 Make a Wish...... 8-40 Moyers Journal ...... ,. 57 Dean Martin...... 20-22-30 Sion season and for CBS it was a lucky watch regularly, 3:30 Mary Tyler Moore...... 3 Davey and Goliath...... 9 Toy Pony...... 22 5:00 Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 number - the network took nine of the top ABC slipped to third place in its ratings NFL Football...... 3 ^>ecial: Miss W orld...... 5 Thought” World of Life ...... 22 Adelante...... 30 Mission; Impossible __ ...5 9:30 10 spots in the national Nielsen ratings, and share of the audience, part of which it To Be Announced...... 20 S.W.A.T...... 840 Sesame St...... 57 Noon Movie...... 9 Oral Roberts...... 18 and 15 of the top 20. could blame on the fact that the network American Life Style...... 11 Movie...... 20-22-30 Face the S tate...... 3 Cricket on the Hearth.. ..22 Today! 6:30 10EIO The big CBS win could be credited to preempted “Swiss Family Robinson” and Vegetable Soup...... 30 9:30 Movie...... 5 Good News America ... .. 30 Bronk ...... 3 something old, something new and “The Six Million Dollar Man” for “Dr. 4:00 Bob Newhart...... 3 Spread a Little Sunshine .. 3 Year of the Running 5:30 News...... 5 Hitchcock H our...... 5 Insight ...... 8 Back ...... 8 Jimmy Swaggart...... 18 something special. Doolittle,” which about equalled “Swiss Jerry Falwell...... 18 Day of Discovery...... 9 Living Faith ...... 18 The old favorites came through, par- Family’s” usual draw but didn’t match Wrestling...... 22 10:00 Hour of Power...... 9 Weather Machine...... 24 Mac Davis...... 20-22-30 Sesame St...... 24 Oral Roberts...... 22 FUntstones...... 40 Antiques...... 57 ...... 24 ticularly the situation comedies from “All the bionic man’s strength, Carol Burnett...... 3 Davey and Goliath...... 40 Ascent of Man ...... in the Family” in first place to “Mary There were a couple of bigger disap- What About Woman ...... 30 News...... 5 12:30 6:00 Soundstage...... 57 Human Adaption ...... 57 9:00 Tyler Moore” in ninth spot. The pointments, however. One was the poor Matt Helm...... 840 NFL Today...... 3 Movie...... 5 10:30 4:30 Barrio...... 3 Dialogue...... 8 ...... 5 something new was adroitly rescheduling showing of “Valley Forge,” a Hallmark Soundstage...... 24-57 New Day ...... 8 Happy Days...... 8 Sports E xtra...... Movies...... 20-30 10:30 Grandstand...... 20-22-30 Day of Discovery...... 18 N.Y.P.D...... 9 M-A-S-H to ’Tuesdays at 9 p.m. M-A-S-H Bicentennial special on NBC Wednesday Ascent of Man ...... 57 Oral Roberts...... 9 GiUigan’s Island...... 40 popped from the 28th slot the previous night. “Valley Forge” not only couldn’t Black News...... 5 Day of Discovery...... 22 Night Before Christmas .. 30 11:00 5:00 Department S ...... 9 1:00 Dragnet...... 40 News...... 34-22-3040 week to 11th last week. compete against the CBS specials that Christopher Closeup ...... 40 NFL Football...... 3 Mission: Impossible ...... 5 To Be Announced...... 18 Mister Rogers...... 57 National Geographic ... ..57 Gabe Pressman__ ...... 5 The something special was the night, it couldn’t even inch out ABC’s U.F.0...... 9 Movies...... 5-9 The Untouchables ...... 9 We^esday night Christmas programming “M en Things Were Rotten” and “That’s 11:00 6:30 Star Trek...... 22 9:30 Eighth D ay...... 8 News...... 8-20-22-30 11:30 — “Rudolph the Red-Nosed ^ in d e e r,” My Mama,” both of which are being News...... 34-40 NFL Football...... 20-22-30 Mister Rogers...... 24 Best of Groucho...... 5 Connecticut Report...... 3 Faith for Today...... 18 Name of the Game ...... 3 and the Bing Crosby and Lucille Ball- dropped for poor audience acceptance. 5:15 Captain Noah ...... 8 Conversations W ith...... 40 Superman...... ___ .. 40 David Susskind...... 5 Jackie Gleason specials. A surprise, perhaps, was that “Dr. No,” 11:10 Back together Wide World of Sports ... 8-40 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Percy Sutton...... 18 1:30 7:00 It Takes a Thief__ ...... 8 If CBS had a great week, NBC found it a the first of the Sean Connery-James Bond Issues and Answers...... 8-40 Movies ...... 3040 5:30 News...... 22-30 Plans have been completed for production of ‘"rhe Son Truth or Consequences ... 22 60 Minutes...... 3 time for mixed blessings. The network movies, fared a poor third Friday night on Let Us Celebrate...... 30 2.-00 Kup’s Show...... 57 Week In Review...... 24 11:30 ny & Cher Show,” starring Cher and Sonny Bono, after Swiss Family Robinson .840 finally slipped into second place in over- ABC opposite “ Rockford Files” and Wall St. Week...... 57 Insight ...... 40 Movies ...... 8-40 American Documents .. ...9 11:45 Movies...... 3-8-40 several weeks of negotiations, CBS-TV has announced. all viewing for the new season, which was ‘ ‘Police Story’ ’ on NBC and the last half of 6:00 Carrascolendas...... 57 Weather Machine...... 57 Singing JubUee...... 18 Sammy and Company — 22 Rock Concert...... 5 The one-hour comedy-variety series will premiere in ear bad news but noLmiexpected. the movie “Tora Tora Tora“ on CBS. Movie...... 5 Harness Racing...... 9 10:00 3:00 Little Drummer Boy 20-22 30 Midnight ly 1976 in the 8 to 9 p.m. Sunday time period. Movie...... 9 Victory Garden...... 57 On the plus sideTlNeceived fairly solid Those nine CBS and one NBC shows to Racing ...... 9 11:40 Lamp Unto My F eet...... 3 Movie...... 9 viewer sampling of its two new shows, make the top ten of the rating of the A.C World Team Tennis...... 18 Saturday Night...... 20-22-30 “Grady” and “The Cop and the Kid.” Nielsen Co., for the week ending Dec. 7, Firing Line...... 24 Midnight “Grady” racked up a 30 share of the are as follows: Black Perspective...... 30 Open Door...... 57 Wrestling...... 9 Daytime programs, Monday —Friday audience in its Thursday night at eight, 1: “All In The Family” ; 2: “Rudolph 1:00 while “The Cop and the Kid” reached a 26 the Red-Nosed Reindeer” ; 3: “Merry 6:30 Movie...... 5 9:30 Showoffs...... 40 Lilias, Yoga & You...... 57 audience share at 8:30. Christmas Crosbys”; 4: “Maude”; 5: News...... 3-20-2^30 6:00 Best of Joe Franklin...... 9 Sunrise Sem ester...... 3 Green A cres...... 5 12:30 4:00 mnu safljnw* Neither show looks to eat “The “Rhoda”; 6: “Phyllis”; 7: “Kojak”; 8: Movie...... 9 0hri8tfnasfc*»TT Survival Kit...... 57 1:10 Public A ffairs...... 5-8 Real McCoys...... 9 Search for Tomorrow...... 3 Bewitched...... 3 Waltons” alive, but at least a respectable Lucille ^11-Jackie Gleason; 9: “Mary Movie...... 30 6:30 Not for Women Only...... 22 All My Children...... 8-40 Bugs Bunny...... 5 number tried in on for size. Ratings in the Tyler Moore”; 10: “Rockford Files”. 7:00 Agronsky and Company ... 3 1:30 PubUc A ffairs...... 3 Lucy Show...... 30 Journey to Adventure...... 9 Brady Bunch...... 8 News...... 8-22 Jerry Visits...... 3 Huckleberry Hound...... 5 FUntstones...... 40 Magnificent Marble M ovie...... 9 Lawrence Welk...... 18 2:40 I Dream of Jeannie...... 8 M achine...... 20-22-30 Somerset ...... 20 This week’s sports on TV To Be Announced...... 20-24 Risk of Marriage ...... 30 7:00 10:00 1:00 Brady Bunch...... 22 Price Is Right ...... 3 Sesame Street...... 24 Q uasar QMX-1 News...... 3 Match G am e...... 3 That G irl...... 5 Gomer Pyle...... 30 Underdog...... 5 M ovies...... 5-9 AM Connecticut...... 8 Mike Douglas...... 40 Cartoon C arnival...... 8 Ryan’s Hope...... 8-40 " Romper Room ...... 9 Mister Rogers...... 57 13I W AagonU T oday...... 22-30 Know Your W orld...... 20 Sesame Street...... 24 2:00 (8-40) Camellia Bowl: NCAA Divi- , f . , p p * Good Morning...... 40 Som erset...... 22-30 4:30 Portable Leave It to B eaver...... 40 Dinah ...... 3 Q u a sa r Sion n championship. 3:30 (3) NFL Foot- ^ ^ ^ SPECIAL, 7:30 1:30 10:30 Monkees...... 5 Color TV ball: Redskins vs. Cowboys. Bigs Bunny...... 5 As the World Turns...... 3 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Merv G riffin...... 8 100% Solid State Chassia 4:00 (22) Wrestling. HAIR New Zoo Revue ...... 8 Let’s Make a Deal...... 8-40 Wheel of Fortune___20-22-30 M ovie...... 20 100% with micro circuitry. 5:15 (8-tt) Wide World of Sports. Monday Days Of Our Lives . .20-22-30 ’In-Line" Matrix Picture News...... 9 Hogan’s Heroes ...... 22 8:00 (9) Racing from Aqueduct: The 7:00 (18) American Outdoorsman. DRYER I Love Lucy ...... 40 2:06 gdUOSffiJ^ Tube with additional Mod Squad...... 30 prefocus lens for crisp 11:00 $10,000 P yram id...... 8-40 Gallant Fox Handicap. (8-40) NF^ Football: Jets vs. VALUE 8:00 Sesame Street...... 57 picture detail. Weighs 6:00 (18) World Team Tennis. Chargers. Captain Kangaroo ...... 3 Gambit...... 3 2:30 only 35 pounds. Uses less II* 3 heat (eject ons pluV“co^" 5:00 energy than a 100 watt FUntstones...... 5 Bewitched ...... 5 Guiding L ig h t...... 3 8:00 (9) NHL Hockey: Rangers vs. Red -O® (8) Racing from Roosevelt I* Convenient "reach-in" top" 11 Only Brady Bunch...... 5 Model WP3802MU light bulb. Color Wings. Raceway. I* Draw strings allow bonnet Good Morning...... 8 Showoffs...... 8 Rhyme & Reason ...... 8-40 Tuning Button Big Valley...... 22 Slide-Action Picture adjustment to any head size PubUc A ffairs...... 9 Straight Talk...... 9 Doctors...... 20-22t30 8:00 (24) College Basketball: UConn vs. 12:30(40) College Football Review. — child or adult. Mister la g e rs ...... 24 Control.. Today...... 20 Electric Co...... 24-57 HOLIDAY Rutgers. Tuaaday |j* Color styled in Pink and 5:30 / whit*. *8 .771 8:30 Edge of Night...... 40 3:00 11:30 (9) Harness Racing. 10:00 (9) Ontario Motorcycle All in the Fam ily...... 3 FUntstones...... 5 Mister E d ...... 5 11:30 Midnight (9) Wrestling. Roadracing Classic. Casper ...... 5 Hogan's Heroes ...... 30 Joe Franklin...... 9 Love of Life ...... 3 SPECIAL Sunday Wadnaaday Midday L iv e ...... 5 General H ospital...... 8-40 Electric Co...... 24-57 Noon (8) College Football Review. 8:30 (3) WHA Hockey: Whalers vs. 9.-00 Happy Days...... 8-40 Beverly Hillbillies...... 9 News...... 40 12:30 (20-22-30) Grandstand. Fighting Saints. Consumer Sales New England Journal...... 3 Hollywood Squares . .20-22-30 Another World ...... 20-22-30 20th Century TV 1:00 (3) NFL Football: Saints vs. Friday Dennis the Menace ...... 5 Villa Alegre...... 24 3:30 Mickey Mouse Club...... 3-5 176 Burnside Ave. Giants. 8:00 (9) NBABasketbaU: Knicks vs. Phil Donahue ...... 8 Sesame Street...... 57 Manchester Parkade King’s Section One Life to Live ...... 8-40 ghelieralft East Hartford 528-1554 1:00 (20-22-30) NFL FootbaU: Bills vs. Celtics. Kitty Today...... 22 Noon CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING . .» _ . . • I . , , ^ » • • . , . I'.r. t M * •NPWS'."'.*' 84-0’ ■ Lueje Show* »■.♦. I s.» > *■♦»». S PHONE 643-2711 4. ^ . i I i * ■ ■ I • i 1 Strum & Dnlmmers...... W High R ollers...... 20-22-30 Hodgepodge Lodge — ... 24 ■I^CITT— 1- Page 10 - WEEKEND - Dec. 13, 1975 WEEKEND — Dec. 13. 1975 — Page 11 Monday, Dec. 15 DELICIOUS PIZZA •GUUIT OMNDERS •PASTA Thursday, Dec. 18 Lowell Thomas...... 57 6:00 8:30 6:00 Classic Theatre ...... 24 8:30 To TeU The T ruth...... 30 Perry Como ...... 3 11:00 Ask Kleiner News...... 3-8-22-30 Merv Griffin...... News...... 3-8-22-30 News...... 3-22-30-57 Bewitched...... 5 ...... 5 World Press ...... 57 Merv G riffin...... 5 On the Rocks ...... 8 4 0 Bewitched...... 5 Best of Groucho...... 5 PIZZERIA By Dick Kleiner The Untouchables ...... 9 Cop 4 the Kid ...... 20-30 The Untouchables ...... 9 7:30 9:00 R acing...... 9 182 S. Main St., Manchastar Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow 18 Price is Right...... 3 NFL FootbaU...... WO Theatre Preview__ ... 24-57 Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow 18 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 0pp. Spring Straat Newsmakers . ; ...... 20 Newsmakers...... 20 Adam 12...... 5 Movie ...... 20-22-30 9:00 11:30 Carrascolendas...... 24-57 Villa Alegre...... 24-57 Candid Camera...... 8 9:30 OPEN DAILY EXCEPT MONDAYS 11 AM-11 PM Hawaii Five-0 ...... M ovies...... 3-5 DEAR DICK: Without going through a lot of red tape, what Bonanza...... 40 ...... 3 Journey to Adventure . . . . 18 All in the Fam ily...... 3 St. of San Francisco Bonanza...... -40 The Untouchables ...... 9 SPECiALIZING IN .TAKE-OUT ORDERS are the possibilities of calling a well-known actor? Would my 6:30 ....8 4 0 Friends of Man ...... 20 Life in the S p irit...... 18 Ellery Queen...... 6:30 Johnny Carson___ .20-22-30 call go through to him direct? What are the procedures for Partridge Family...... 5 .20-22-30 Hollywood Squares — 22-30 Romantic Rebellion...... 24 Classic Theatre __ Partridge Family...... 5 TEL 643-0031 locating an actor? Where do I'start? If I wrote to him, would News...... 8-20-22-30 ... 24-57 Martin Agronsky...... 24-57 Realidades...... 57 MMnlflM News...... 8-20-22-30 my letter be thrown away? THERESA TUCK, Athens, Ga. Real McCoys...... 18 9:30 Polka ...... 40 News...... 8-40 Real McCoys...... 18 10:00 I must get dozens of letters a week, asking for phone Consumer Experience___ 24 Manna...... 18 12:30 Tv Garden Club...... 24 8:00 Medical Center...... 3 numbers or addresses of stars. If I knew, I wouldn’t tell. Gettin’ O v er...... 57 10:00 Mike D ouglas...... 8 Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 Peanuts ...... 3 News...... 5 They’re entitled to privacy, or at least privacy at home. Most Bamaby Jones...... 3 M ovie...... 9 7:00 The Cross Wits...... 5 New York Report ...... 9 have unlisted numbers and they guard those numbers, and News...... 5 7:00 Year of the News...... 3-22-40 News...... 3-22-40 Mobile One ...... 8-40 Living Word ...... 18 their addresses, closely. After all, there are a lot of nuts run Lola Falana...... 8 4 0 Running B ack ...... 40 ning around loose these days. The odds against you finding out Andy Griffith ...... 5 Andy Griffith ...... 5 Movie...... 9 Soun(tetage...... 24 SLATE POOL TABLES Concentration...... 8 Living Word ...... 18 1:00 a star’s phone number are astronomical. As for writing Concentration...... 8 700 Q u b ...... 18 Flying Circus ...... 57 Ironside...... 9 Medical Story...... 20-22-30 Invisible M an...... 20-30 Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 letters, send them in care of the network, if they are TV stars, Ironside...... 9 10:30 H P QUALITY or the studio that did their last film, if they are in movies. The Wally’s Workshop ...... 18 10:30 American Outdoorsman .. 18 One To One...... 22 New Jersey R eport...... 9 1:35 Public Policy Forum _ 20 Rev. Ike...... 9 Wolf Trap ...... 24-57 letters are generally screened and the most interesting ones To Be Announced...... 20 Connecticut R eport...... 18 M ovie...... 5 will be read by the star. Black Perspective...... 24-57 Medix...... 18 DEAR DICK: I was surprised to read that the actress, Bar To Tell the Truth...... 30 11:00 LOW PUCES bara Colby, died. What did she die from? MRS. E.S., 7:30 News...... 3-8-22-24-30-40-57 Tuesday, Dec. 16 Schaghticoke, N.Y. Lottery...... 3 Best of Groucho___ ...... 5 Miss Colby and a friend \yere shot to death in the street, Adam 12...... 5 N.Y.P.D...... 9 Joe Forrester...... 20.22-30 6:00 700 C lub...... 18 after an acting class. It was one of those senseless crimes that Screen T est...... 8 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 News...... 3-8-22-30 Movin’ O n ...... 20-22-30 Woman Alive ...... 24-57 seem to be all the rage these senseless days. FULL SERVICE Nashville on the Road ... 18 11:30 Bewitched ...... 5 Sherlock H olm es...... 24 10:30 DEAR DICK: Are John Mills, Hayley Mills and Julia Mills Hollywood Squares ...... 22 Movies...... 3-5 The Untouchables ...... 9 Happy Days...... 40 Rev. Ik e ...... 9 Martin Agronsky...... 24-57 related to each other? And are Pat Boone and Richard Boone \ ■ Mike Douglas...... 8 Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow 18 Ourstory...... 57 Human Dimension...... 18 Slate Table from brothers? FRANK R. CORRENTI, Kenner, La. Special Edition .. 30 The Untouchables ...... 9 Carrascolendas...... 24-57 8:30 Woman...... 24-57 *246®® The Mills ,are related, the Boones are not. John Mills is the Dragnet ...... 40 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Bonanza...... 40 Joe and Sons...... 3 11:00 father of Hayley and Juliet (not Julia), but Pat and Dick are 8:00 Mannix...... 40 6:20 Merv G riffin...... 5 News...... 3-8-22-24-304057 not even Boone companions. Waltons ...... 3 12:30 Newsmakers...... 20 Welcome Back, Kotter .. 8-40 Best of Groucho...... 5 RIZZO POOL DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me who was the actress The Cross Wits...... 5 Mannix...... 8 6:30 Survival K it...... 57 N.Y.P.D...... 9 was that played the bionic woman on The Six Million Dollar Barney M iller...... 8-40 Movie...... 9 Partridge Family...... 5 9:00 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Man Will there he. any future episodes with her playing in Movie...... 9 Longstreet...... 40 News...... 8-20-22-30 MASH...... 3 11:30 VERNON CIRCLE them? MARGARET OLSEN, Mobile, Ala. Mackenzie Phillips (left) plays Julie Cooper and Bonnie 700 a u b ...... 18 1:00 G rady...... 20-30 Real McCoys...... 18 Rookies ...... 8-40 M ovies...... 3-5 That was the very beautiful Lindsay Wagner. And, yes, Franklin portrays her mother, Ann Romano, a divorcee Tomorrow ...... 20-22-30 Consumer Experience___24 Police Woman ...... 20-22-30 Mike Douglas...... 8 there will probably be more bionic woman stories — possibly, Space: 1999 ...... 22 VERNON a 647-9420 who resumed her maiden name, in CBS-TV’s new comedy 1:30 Gettin' O v er...... 57 Ascent of Man ...... 24-57 The Untouchables ...... 9 if all goes well (or badly, depending on how you view the pro Fourth E state...... 24 LAY-AWAY FOR CHRISTMAS ject), even a series built around that character. series, ‘‘One Day at a Time,” Tuesdays at 9:30 p.m. Longstreet...... 8 7:00 9:30 Johnny Carson...... 2022-30 Get a Job...... 57 News...... 3-‘22-40 One Day at a T im e...... 3 Wide World Mystery . . . . . 40 DEAR DICK: Lindsay Wagner, who plays on The Six Million Andy Griffith ...... 5 Christian Living...... 18 12:30 Dollar Man, and Lee Crawford, who used to play on The Young Concentration...... 8 10:00 Wide World M ystery...... 8 and the Restless, look enough alike to be sisters. Are they Friday, Dec.. 19 related in any way? LINDA HENDRIX, Toronto, Ohio Ironside ...... 9 Switch...... 3 M ovie...... 9 6:00 Aviation Weather...... 24-57 8:30 News...... 8-22-24-30^0-57 No, they’re not. Miss Wagner is totally sisterless. Pop Goes the Country. . . . 18 News...... 5 1:00 News...... 3-8-2^30 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Merv Griffin...... 5 N.Y.P.D...... 9 To Be Announced...... 20 Marcus Welby, M.D...... 8-40 Tomorrow...... 2022-30 DEAR DICK: Who is Mia Farrow’s real mother? MISS Bewitched...... 5 Chico & the Man ... .20-22-30 Dick Van Dyke...... 20 Realidades...... 24 7:30 Motorcycle R oadrace...... 9 IdlO DEAN, Tucson, Ariz. The Untouchables ...... 9 Match Game P M ...... 3 Wall St. Week...... 24-57 11:20 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Living Word ...... 18 M ovie...... 5 itSSS Mia is the daughter of actress Maureen O’Sullivan. Her Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow 18 Adam 12...... 5 9:00 News...... 3 Human Adaption ...... 57 >••••••• father, incidentally, was the late John Farrow, who was an Newsmakers...... 20 To Be Announced...... 8 Rockford F iles...... 20-22-30 11:30 7:30 important director in the ’40s. i«aa«a«« Villa Alegre...... 24-57 Special; The Commanders. 9 Masterpiece Theatre ... 24-57 Movie...... 5 Celebrity Sweepstakes___3 RENT-A-CAR DEAR DICK: In the original “King Kong,” did Fay Wray DEAR DICK: Is “The Texas Chain-Saw Massacre” really a Bonanza...... 40 Wilburn Brothers...... 18 9:30 Mike Douglas...... 8 Adam 12...... 5 play the part as a brunette or blonde? — BETTY M. true story? Do you think “Jaws” will ever be on television, 6:30 Human Dimension...... 20 Bible...... 18 The Untouchables ...... 9 Space: 1999 ...... 8 BARNETT, Anaheim, Ca. and when? LORALEE BULGER, O’Leary, P.E.I., Can. Partridge Family...... 5 Let’s Make a Deal...... 22 10:00 Johnny Carson ...... 20-22-30 Celebrity Tennis...... 18 1 remember her as a blonde. Kong was the brunette. “The Texas Chain-Saw Massacre” was pure (well, not so Perry Como celebrates the News...... 8-20-2^30 Martin Agronsky...... 24-57 N p w q 5 Wide World Special...... 40 holiday season with a Music City...... 20 DEAR DICK: Would you please tell me Charlie Chan’s real pure) fiction. “Jaws” will probably be sold to TV, for a bundle Real McCoys...... 18 Hollywood Squares ...... 30 Let’s Make a Deal...... 22 — but not for some years yet. It’s too hot a box office property Living Word'! !! !! ! ...... 18 11:50 musical special filmed in name? - MARLENE TOLER, Foley, Ala. Guppies to Groupers...... 24 Room 222 ...... 40 Martin Agronsky...... 24-57 at the moment. Chances are it will be re-released in a year or Police Story ...... 20-22-30 Movie...... 3 Mexico with Vikki Carr I assume you mean the name of the actor who played the Hodgepodge Lodge...... 57 8:00 Great Performances ... 24-57 Room 222 ...... 40 part, because Chan, of course, was a fictional detective. Ac so, and then go the TV route. 12:30 and The Captain and Ten- 7:00 M ovies...... 3-8-40 10:15 Wide World Special...... 8 8:00 tually, tnere were almost as many Chans as there were Tar- DEAR DICK: I have a few more questions about Mark nile among his guests, in a News...... 3-22-40 ’The Cross W its...... 5 Gamer Ted Armstrong. . . . 9 Movie...... 9 Good Times...... 3 zans. The most famous were Warner Gland (16 films from ’31 Shera of S.W.A.T. I’d like to know his age, if he’s married or Andy Griffith ...... 5 Basketball...... 9 CBS-TV offering Monday 10:30 1:00 The Cross Wits...... 5 to ’37) and Sidney Toler (any relation?) (22 films from ’38 to spoken for, and where he lives. And could you tell me where Concentration...... 8 700 C lub...... 18 at 8:30 p.m. Movie...... 9 ’47) and J. Carroll Naish, who played him on a TV series in ’57. S.W.A.T. is filmed? MS. DONA H., Anaheim, Cal. Meet the M ayors...... 9 Midnight Special___20-22-30 Ironside...... 9 Story of the First New Directions — ...... 18 Shera is “about 25,” whatever that means. He’s not S k i^ with Hoffman ...... 18 Christmas Snow .. .20-22-30 1:05 married, and he says he’s “not really spoken for.” He lives in To Be Announced...... 20 Week in Review...... 24-57 11:00 Movie...... 3 Hollywo^. S.W.A.T. is filmed on location around Los Best of Groucho...... 5 Wednesday, Dec. 17 Angeles, with the interiors shot on the Fox lot. Mayor’s Half Hour ...... 18 DEAR DICK: Did Joe Don Baker get killed in real life? Did 6:00 8:30 Romangnolis’ Table___ 24-57 Flying Circus...... 24 John Wayne ever play in a space, or science fiction, type Saturday, Dec. 20 News...... 3-022-30 WHA Hockey ...... 3 To Tell the Truth...... 30 Black Perspective ...... 57 movie? DAWN OWENS, Wintersville, Ohio 11:00 Bewitched...... 5 Merv G riffin...... 5 6:00 Beverly HlUbllUes...... 30 Waldo Kitty...... 20-2^30 7:30 Baker is still living. And I can find no record of Duke Wayne Space Nuts ...... 3 That’s My M am a...... 8-40 11:00 Ag-USA...... 3 8:00 Electric Co...... 24 The Untouchables ...... 9 Name that Tune...... 3 ever appearing in that kind of movie. Soul T rain...... 5 News...... 3-8-22-24-3040-57 Patterns for Living...... 5 Ranger Station...... 3 9:30 Black Buffalo’s Pow-Wow 18 ' Adam 12...... 5 9:00 Speed Buggy...... 8-40 Newsmakers...... 20 Best of Groucho ...... 5 DEAR DICK: Will you please give me some information on 6:30 Porky Pig ...... 5 Scooby D oo...... 3 125,000 Pyram id...... 8 Baretta...... 8-40 Thriller Theater...... 9 Villa Alegre...... 2457 N.Y.P.D...... 9 Mark Wheeler of Mobile One. His birthdate, age, and anything Eye on Women...... 3 Hong Kong Phooey ...... 8-40 Komedy Klassics...... 5 Wild Kingdom...... 2030 M ovie...... 9 Planet of the Apes.. .20-22-30 Bonanza...... 40 Dick Van Dyke___ ...... 20 else you can tell me. JACQUELINE MC CARTHY, Huckleberry Hound . . . ___ 5 Newark & Reality...... 9 Lost Saucer...... 8-40 Lottery...... 22 Doctors H ospital___20-22-30 Electric Co...... 24 11:30 Follansbee, W.Va. Em ergency...... 20-22-30 Action Theatre...... 9 ' 6:30 Martin Agronsky...... 24-57 Great Performances ... 24-57 7HI0 M ovies...... 3-5-40 Wheeler is in his early 20s (they’re getting very cozy about Pink Panther ...... 20-22-30 11:30 Partridge Family...... 5 Room 222 ...... 40 9:30 Ranger Station...... 3 8:30 Mike D ouglas...... 8 telling ages these days). He was bom in Minnea^lis on Dec. Mister Rogers...... 24 Ghost Busters...... 3 News...... 02022-30 The Rock...... 18 23. He’s married to Lee McCain, who used to play the wife on Underdog...... 5 Flintstones...... 5 8:00 ’The Untouchables ...... 9 Oddball Couple...... 8-40 Real McCoys...... 18 Apple’s Way. He’s 5’914” and weighs 145 pounds. And, at the Cartoons...... 8 Tom & Jerry ...... 8-40 10:00 Westwind...... 20-22-30 Christmas Story...... 3 10:00 Johnny C arson___ ..20-2^30 Shazam...... 3 Book B e a t...... 24-57 moment at least, he’s gainfully employed. Lucy Show...... 22 Connecticut R eport...... 9 Mister Rogers...... 24 The Cross Wits...... 5 News...... 5 Adventures of Gilligan .. 8-40 7:00 12:30 Consultation ...... 30 Sigmund...... 20 When Things Were Rotten8-40 Starsky & Hutch ...... 8-40 DEAR DICK: In Septemher, I saw an episode of The Noon News...... 022-40 M ovies...... ;...8 -9 Josie & Pussycats...... 22-30 Land of the Lost — 20-22-30 M ovie...... 9 Living Word ...... 18 Rockford Files in which a blonde actress p lay^ a con artist. 7:30 Valley of the Dinosaurs ... 3 1:00 9dK) Sesame St...... 24 Andy Griffith ...... 5 700 C lub...... 18 Petrocelli...... 20-22-30 Is she the same girl who used to play on The Big Valley series? Big Blue Marble ...... 3 Eastside Comedy...... 5 Concentration...... 8 Little House on the Say Brother...... 24-57 Tomorrow...... 20-22-30 C t ^ r ...... 5 Bullwinkle...... 3 10-.30 My mother says no way. — LISA DUGGAN, Midwest City, Groovie Goolies...... 8-40 Uncle Croc’s Block...... 8 Ironside...... 9 Prairie ...... 2022-30 2:00 News...... 9 Bigs Bunny...... 5 10:30 Okto. Run, Joe, Run ...... 20-22-30 Villa Alegre,.,...... U To Be Announced...... 1020 Championship Skating.. 24-57 Rev. Dee...... 9 M ovie...... 5 Yes, it is, the kainde girl. Lindd. Evans, is her name. I Dream of Jeshoie...... 22 Kathryn Kuhlman ...... 9 Page 12 — WEEKEND — Dec. 13. 1975 Stamps and coins SMIRT BUYERS KNOW Wilton pushes Bicen medals NOW By RlisS MacKENDRICK Yes. Virginia, there really is a IS THE BEST 1ME TO BUY Wilton. Conn. It is a town away down south on the Norwalk River where the panhandle joins the rest of the A SABRINA POOL state. Population is about 16.000. It Here ere 10 big reasons whyl has a Revolutionaly War history, as it was mostly burned out by the Red coats in 1777. The Wilton Bicentennial Commis 14 lnrt.ll.tlon. sion is promoting this attractive SumllU. •«"“»«• pool„b. rudy for i '■ medal struck by the busy Medallic d u S S p o o u w . ch o nc to M ttf fln Art people of Danbury. As you see. one side has the 1724 Lambert House, now the the 1971 edition and don’t give prices I Hill!? iSSn" headquarters of their Historical for any grade lower than “fine” for from the inevitable Willard painting I rtid out of w .y during ln.trtl.tion of the big and little drummer and the ln«rtlrtlOT.“ rtofrtl •w.y during Society. The reverse shows a colonial Indian cents, Lmcolns, buffalos, I waterwheel that might have powered Barber and Mercury dimes. wounded fifeman. An overhead a grist, cider, or saw mill 200 years Roosevelts start at “extra fine.” editorial in Linn’s decries the fact BONUS that, when separated for postage, ago. Furthermore a statement like this There are to be limited editions in each stamp will have lost its Your SiWna Pool wBI he completB- shakes your faith: “Common date $5 meaning. ly Wintoilzod. 2Vz inch pure silver and two sizes of gold coins are not considered bronze. ($80. $15. and $3). Royalties numismatic items in less than uncir Always complete will be used to help out with a band culated condition. These pieces are shell for the community. generally traded in bulk at There is also a piece in Linn’s by a Library growing somewhere near half the daily ounce writer who specializes in orchids on Our Central Connecticut Coin Club price for gold.” stamps. He makes the point that in ^Salinna Pooid topicals your collection is always is really serious about developing a Try to locate a merely “fine” one The most revolutionary concept in top-drawer numismatic library. One listed at less than $75 in the Red Book complete — there are no empty poof design since the Roman bath new addition is the 1976 Scott or Coin Trends! spaces to reveal a lack to your nosev friends. Catalogue and Encyclopedia of Six signers iost Big door prize United States Coins. The new two-dollar bill is to be This book introduces a useful ready on Jefferson’s birthday, April The Meriden Show tomorrow numbering system based on the well- 13.1976. They made it stand ouRrom (Holiday Inn) will be a first day for a known Scott stamp catalogs. They the ones and fives with most of the Second Sunday souvenir card. There have key letters, such as Q for Trumbull pic of the Declaration will be a mint U.S. airmail collection quarters and D for dimes. The 1949 signers on the back. There were sup worth more than $50 for a door prize. Roosevelt is D358. and the 1976 bust posed to be 48 signers but they If you were shook by the U.S. P.S eagle is Dl. chopped at each end to lose six in all. giving up domestic air stamps - just It is a monumental work, with 84 hang tough, there will be plenty of "fw .Sabrina Steel Wall Pool is just what The maddest state will be New you ve bew lookiM for! A steel pool that has so many PLUS pages just on essays and patterns, Hampshire with both William Whip foreign-use to collect. On the 17th of features. p .e Sabrina is a s t e S ^ l that is S t a r ta but is certainly not a current market this month there will be a 21-cent design and materials...in quality...in ease of construc- ple and Josiah Bartlett omitted. onT v is Mtremely Ldw ^COST. ITie Sabrina guide. 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