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Kpcker I ALSIEFFERT's F « and S I EUREKA VACUUM 1 at Sielikii'la 32 - EVENING HERALD, Wed.. Dec. 1». 1W» Church Choir Lydall Pledges to Clinic Sets Program MANCHESTER - Lydall Inc. of Ellen Manner, clinic board presi­ kind In northeastern Connecticut and ', MANCHESTER - llie adult choir Manchester has pledged $10,500 to dent, reports, “With each passing serves autistic, schizophrenic and', of St. James Church, under the direc­ the Community Child Guidance year the preschool facilities are otter behaviorally disturbed children- tion of Ralph Maccarone, wiU pre­ Clinic/Preschool 1980 Building experiencing difficulties in meeting from the age of 3 to 7. Ms. Susan Schardt, educational coor-. Letters to Santa Ask Release of Hostages sent a program of sacred music Mon­ Project. Peggy Hohmann of An­ fire and health laws because of the dinator/teacher said, “As local, day at 11:30 p.m. preceding the dover, volunteer fund raiser, said, deterioration in the house.” By MARY KITZMANN malicious thing for Khomeini to do, my wish and I pray it can be I feel sorry for the hostages and their day would ail be happy and not have a celebration of the Christmas Eve “Lydall’s contribution brings the The proposed 1980 building project school boards recognize, that the ser-“ and I think it would be nice to have world. If you could do this, I would be Herald Reporter answered. One of your customers, relatives,” wrote James Brennan. single worry. But Santa, if you can’t Midnight Mass. will provide new preschool facilities vices provided by our preschool helps them back for Christmas,” Jim fully obliged,” Victor Serrambuna fund raising effort over the $100,000 Allison Supple” "I would use my wish to free the make my wish come true, I unders­ wrote. Included in the program will be "0 mark, or 45 percent of the total goal and will extend the present services children to stay in their own com-^ MANCHESTER — This year, along Frappeir wrote. Many cd the letters also com­ hostages; so they could share C ^ t - tand. I have given you a difficult “Peace has always been needed. Come Emanuel,” "E ’en So Lord being sought from the business and in the clinic by adding lavoratorles munitles, the demand for more'’ with the Christmas wishes for new "If I could have one wish mented about the relatives of the 50 mas with their families and bring task.” wrote "your biggest fan, Lisa Maybe, this year, there will be a Jesus, Quickly Come,” “Who Are private sectors.” for the handicapped, a therapy play students space grows.” T. bikes, radios, and horses, many sixth answered, I should like the hostages persons who have been held in Iran love and peace to the entire world. I graders at St James School ask Santa Putnam.” lasting miracle and no one will ever These That Earnest Knock?” "A Presently the preschool has eight room, group therapy room and an in Iran freed. The hostages didn’t since the embassy takeover Nov. 4 would use my wish and appreclafe Throughout the letters, whether it for something less tangible. They witness another war again,” Sound of Angels,” “Sing Noel,” students. It is housed in part of the enlarged reception area. steal any money or kill anybody in "The thing I want for Christmas is it,” said Mary Prior. was for ”a black Trans-Am sport car request that the Iranian prisoners be Elizabeth Jan. “Alleluia! Venite Centes,” “ It Came first floor of a house built in 1827. Dr. The preschool is the only one of its Iran,” wrote James Powers. the hostages in Iran to be set free But the 11-year olds realized they with gold pinstripes, and the Boston released. Perhaps the answer to these Upon the Midnight Oear,” and “O “I hope the ordeal will end between because the relatives of the hostages were asking a lot. Red ^ x ,” or a "Murrey 330 bike (my "One thing I would really like to Christmas wishes is an old quote. Holy Night.” the United States and Iran and the must be having a rough time. If my ‘T il wish for something the world cousin already has one,” the letters have for Christmas is the hostages to "Yes, Virginia, there is a SanU As the Midnight Mass begins, the hostages will be freed to celebrate mother were a hostage I know I can share. Something like ... expressed hope. be free from Iran. I think it is a Qaus.” congregation will join the choir in News for Senior Citizens Christmas with their families. This is would feel bad about the whole thing. everyone in the world, for just one "I’d like to keep wars out of this singing “0 Come All Ye Faithful.” The congregation and choir will also Andrew Noske, 748; Floyd Post, 727; Leon Fallot, 726; sing “Silent Night” during Commu­ By WALLY FORTIN Tomorrow is our annual Christmas party here at the Rene Malre, 719. nion. The latest report on the Florida trip is that the bus will During the Mass, the choir will center. It stai'ts with a delicious turkey dinner at noon­ be going, however, the capacity of the bus is such, that it iiaiirhpatpr sing the Introit, ‘"liie Lord Said to time. Then the action moves upstairs where we have will allow us to take a few more people if any of ybu^ some fun entertainment by our own members and may Me, You Are My Son” from “The would like to come. First Mass of Christmas” by Edward even have a visit from Melvis. With Christmas here, it would be nice if you would send Diementi. The Ordinary of the Mass During the afternoon, we’ll have a visit from Santa cards to our friends Paul Schuetz, who is in Manchester. will be from the “Missa Adeste himself and end up with the passing out of gifts. People attending are asked to bring in a nice wrapped gift. Hospital, Robert Doggart at the Vernon Manor, Mary Fideles” by the Rev. Carlo Rossini. Rhodes, who is recuperating at her home at 9 McGuire We will have large boxs, one for the ladies’ gifts and the The Gloria, which also will be sung Lane. by both choir and congregation is other for men. We ask that gift be around $2.00 and should Also, how about our young friend of 100, Nellie Moran, from “The Mass of The Bells” by definitely be something you yourself would like to at the Manchester Manor and also our long time couple, Alexander Peloquin. receive. So come for lunch, bring your present and then Harry and Inez Mahoney also at the Manchester Manor. Eurnttt^ Mrralh The Communion antiphon is “In enjoy the fun afternoon which will start right after the Then, I’m sure you know somebody that I missed, so send Vol. XCIX, No. 69 — Manchester, Conn., Thursday, Dwoamber 20,1970 • Since 1881 • 20« Single Copy • 15c Home Delivered I Holy Spendor,” and the recession serving of the meal which should be right around 1:30 them a card. Remember, it’s difficult for us to keep up will be “The Hallelujah Chorus.” p.m. with everyone unless you who know, will tell us. The organist will be Mrs. Jane The next date to remember will be our gala holiday Our Green School volunteers are picking up and it’s Maccarone. dance on Thursday Dec. 27. For those who like to dance, we’ll enjoy the muisc of Lou Joubert and his band. If you good to see some new faces like Paul Dodge, Leo teggitt, Dick Colbert and Jim Brand. After the holidays we Candlelight Service don’t care for dancing, and would rather play cards, you expect to really start putting out with the painting and Iran’s Power Struggle HEBRON — There will be a may do so as arrangements have been made to play will be looking for more help. With a good turnout, we candlelight Christmas Eve service at Patrolling for Peace pinochle downstairs. Gilead Congregational Church. Mon­ should be able to knock off one or two rooms a morning. Either way, everyone will be treated to snacks, Now that we are getting close to going into our new day at 7:30 p.m. As Christmas decorations are put up in the background, beverages and punch during the evening and all will be in center, I’d like to put in a pitch for the possible donation The church school Christmas party Israeli troops patrol Manger Square in Bethlehem with M-16 for the door prizes. The action will start around 7:30 p.m. will be Sunday at 9:15 a.m. and the automatic rifles. Thousands of pilgrims are expected to con­ to 10:30 p.m. Tickets are available at the office and we of the following equipment. Hostages’ Fate Christmas worship service will be at As you know, we are planning a hobby woodworkmg verge on the area, traditional site of the birth of Christ, for suggest you pick yours up in advance because we will 10:30 a.m. with the Rev. David G. have a limited number only to be sold at the door. Our bus shop and could sure use some various woodworking TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - F orei^ mas Day, at the earliest. he spoke with the full authority of adjusted his comments, saying later equipment. Sometimes you folks may have such equip­ Runnion-Bareford conducting the festivities and the Midnight Mass Christmas Eve. (UPI photo) will be running that night but you must sign up in advance M inister Sadegb Ghotbzadeh is The aide said the administration Khomeini, but the 79-year-old it was unlikely any of the Ammeans ment that you no longer use, and in fact, is just collecting facing a major power struggle with had decided not to press for sanctions religious leader remained virtually would be released in the near future.
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