PAGE TWENTY-FOUR - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Thurs., Oct. 3, 1974 ‘Materials of Music’ Theme for Chaminade ABOUT Studies on "M aterials of the Federation Room at Center will be presented by recordings Mrs. Raymond Smith, Music” is the theme of the Congregational Church. All and live performers. hospitality; Mrs. James Hattin, TOWN iln programs for the 1974-75 season women interested in music are Officers of the group are: calling; Mrs. Eldna Johnston, of the Chaminade Musical Club, invited to attend. Mrs. Victor Herring, president; librarian; Mrs. Harold Sim­ according to program co- "Melody,”from its earliest Mrs. Peter Staum, vice- Westhill Garden Social Club iianirI|TatTr fontnn UrralJt mons, cheer; Mrs. Donald chairmen, Janette Fraser 14th century beginning through pesiderit; Mrs. John Nielson, Sisco, historian, and Mrs. R.V. will meet Friday at 1:30 p.m. in Wodal and Mrs. Grace Fraser. its refinement in the 19th cen­ secretary, and Mrs. George Gorsch, publicty. Herrmann Hall. After the Manchester—A City of Village Charm TWENTY PAGES The first program will be tury and on to its present dis­ Nolan, treasurer. Mrs. Mary Stewart is im­ meeting, there will be a kitchen PRICE: FIFTEEN CENTS presented Monday at 8 p.m. in junct and fragmented texture. Committee chairmen are mediate past president. social and refreshments. CARPET AND ^ PUBLIC RECORDS TEMPIFS nOOR COVERINC Ford Advisor Suggests Warranty Deeds SPECIALIZE IN Ex 6 e PTIONAL INSTALLATION ON Alfred H. and Armande M. WE Ringuette to Harijs and Elma ALL FAMOUS NAME BRANDS, ARMSTRONG • Turkis, property at 173 Ferguson Rd., 843,000. CONGOLEUM • KENTILE • MANNINGTON MILLS • William K. Hawley III and AM TICO Gasoline Rationing Plan Penelope F. Hawley to Carl A. Zinsser and Douglas P. Ander­ WASHING’TON (UPI) - While Presi­ Now and Later year now going to oil producing nations assessment: “You couldn’t sell any kind pulling together an anti-inflation program son, property at 281 Green Rd., dent Ford pondered his "tentative soon will reach $600 billion, he said. of gasoline tax right now. We’ve got an $30,000. that is economically effective and BULLETIN choices” for an anti-inflation program to “Sooner or later,” Laird said, “a election coming up in November, politically palatable. TheManchester branch of First Federal Savings & Loan Association is taking shape at its The U&R Housing Corp. to be announced next week, one of his closest rationing system is going to be need^ as remember?” 344 W. Middle Tpke. site (above), adjacent to the Manchester Shopping Parkade. Below, Seymour Hammer, property on advisers suggested that he should impose Many Ideas Under Study far as the United States is concerned Maybe in January the architect’s rendering of the East Hartford bank’s branch office, scheduled for comple­ Highwood Dr., $71,000. a strict rationing system to curb the use of because there is no awareness as far as So far, more than 100 ideas are under “But you can look for some kind of tax tion early next year. Construction began with groundbreaking iiTJuly. The office design in­ Richard E. and Elizabeth A. gsoline. the public is concerned to this energy consideration, ranging from broad-based Increase along with some other provisions cludes a community room available to non-profit, civic-minded groups, bank officials say. Lynne to Thomas J. and Cheryi of the Former Defense Secretary Melvin R. problem we face.’’ financial aid for the poor to tax deductions R. Crickmore, property at 88 like maybe the authority for rationing for home owners who install energy­ (Above, Herald photo by Pinto) week Laird made the proposal Thursday as the He said it should be “a very tough, firm, Wedgewood Dr,, $34,500, A major breakthrough White House rejected a plan by federal later on, maybe in January,” the source saving storm windows. hard rationing system.’’ added. Trade Name energy chief John C. Sawhill to add 20 Laird agreed with a Ford’s chief Ford has made some "tentative Nessen said he found nothing mutinous Mary Scata, doing business as cents a gallon to the retail price of gas­ spokesman that Sawhill’s proposal should choices” Nessen said, and he will spend in Sawhill’s idea, even though the concept Mary’s Antique, 216 Spruce St. oline. not be adopted. “virtually the entire weekend” pulling the Marriage Licenses in no-wax floors... Laird, an unofficial but influencial voice is opposed by the commander in chief. package together. “It is fair to say that the President does ■Si Michael John Lessard and CofUjolem in the Oval Office, noted during a con­ Differing opinions at the highest level of Announcement of the long-awaited plan Judish May Jaquith, both En­ not favor this kind of tax on gasoline,” government are typical of the “open ad­ will be made before a joint session of ference on world oil problems that the White House Press Secretary Ron Nessen field , O ct. 12, E m anuel Shinyl Vinyl nation’s gasoline consumption is in­ ministration” promised by Ford, the press Congress and a nationwide television The NO WAX Flooi told reporters. Lutheran Church. creasing again since the scare of last aide said. audience on Tuesday. up to 9 < 12 Ktt Im talM Another Ford intimate, with an eye to But the varying views among Ford in­ 4 Charles Joseph Zeppa Jr., SOLARIAN winter’s Arab boycott. Some $100 billion a Chairman Alan Greenspan of the Coun­ pttp. UDi the political winds, had a more candid siders show the difficulty involved in Bolton, and Shirley Leighton, E«oillMlchoic*o( colon Prepare for Saturday Show cil of Economic Advisers said Thursday 572 Wetherell St., Oct. 12, by S t r o n g that the program “ is pretty well Church of the Assumption. developed,” although Ford scheduled two Demonstrating a scene from “Us and right, Rick Gowen, Nancy separate meetings today with top advisers Armstrong has never promised you a Them” are members of The Little Chapdelaine, Beth Donnelly and to consider additional options. no-wax flo o r. until now. Solarian is a Unemployment Rate Jumps The most expensive post Theatt% of Manchester who are Adrienne Bletchman. Adding to the hi- Tax on High-Mileage Drivers cards ever produced were floor that really does shine without wax. rehearsing for their part in Saturday’s jinks on the floor are Carol Schofield One such option is the gasoline tax. made of ivory for an Indian Its exclusive Mirabond'wear surface has Evening of the Performing Arts to be and Rick Gentilcore. Tickets will be WASHINGTON (UPI) - Production whom the umemployment rate jumped Total employment was estimated at 77.1 Sawhill’s plan, using a payroll withholding prince and required killing 60 cutbacks caused the unemployment rate million, changed from August and an in­ concept, would end up taxing only the high el^h an ts. a gleaming shine of its own. And it keeps presented in Bailey Auditorium at available at the door. Donations are from 2.6 per cent in August to 2.8 per cent to jump four tenths of a per cent to 5.8 per mileage drivers those who burn more than ■The first teabags were its high gloss and beautiful colors—with­ Manchester High School at 8 p.m. $2.50 for adults and $1.50 for students. in September. crease of 1.4 million over the past year. cent in September, the Labor Department But the effect of the increase in employ­ 500 gallons a year — about 10 gallons a made of silk and not intended Posing in the back row are, left to (Herald photo by Larson) The jobless rate for full-time workers out waxing—tar longer than’ an ordinary reported today. ment was softer than in the previous year week. to bemused for brewing tea. also rose swiftly from 4.8 per cent last vinyl floor. Spills, dirt, even black heel The department said the number of per­ when an expanding economy created ap­ Economists who don’t have to stand for Actually, they were samples month to 5.3 per cent. sons unemployed increased in September proximately twice as many jobs the Labor election have pointed out the various of teas sent by merchants to marks come up easily, ending the drudgery The report prepared by the Bureau of their customers for bulk or­ by 440,000. Department said. The slowdown in merits of a gasoline tax hike. The revenue of scrubbing and waxing. Come in and see Labor Statistics said the number of un­ dering. The sharp increase from August was at­ economic growth is a prime reason for the raised could help balance the budget, an Oil Consumers, Producers employed workers stood at 2.2 million in the no-wax floor that keeps its promise. tributed primarily to production cutbacks increase in unemployment. anti-inflationary goal that nearly everyone September, nearly double the estimated that resulted in widespread unemploy­ Although employment of nonfarm favors- or it could be used to offset a tax number of 1.2 million last October. Seek Solution to Problems ment. An estimated 250,000 workers lost workers remained about constant from cut for low income citizens. their jobs in September. August to September, the average work Making gasoline more expensive would WASHINGTON (UPI) - For the first is so, how about it also reducing the price Uneployment rose significantly in the week increased slightly to 36.8 hours per be inflationary in the short run but might ONLY 9x12 time since last year’s Arab oil embargo, of other commodities? sensitive 25 to 54 year age group but the week and the average hourly earnings in­ encourage motorists to cut out nonessen­ Say it whin petroleum producers and consumers are “We are willing.