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Israelis Bomb Refugee Camp P kC .K FORTY-EIGHT - MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester, Conn., Wed., Dec. 11, 1974 tiling Band, Choruses DRESS SH IR T S imDs Ont Qroup, (Not All 8liM ) STAMPS AND COINS Reg. to $12.00 .......... NOW M i 3 9 By RUSS MacKENDRICK To Offer Yule Program M e n ’s S h o p iianrIjPHtpr lEtipntng iTralb The Illing Junior High School Flutists in the latter number An arts and crafts exhibit and GLENNEY'S unified arts will present a are Karen Johnson and Sharon sale of articles made by the students will be held in the 788 Main St. OKU HI 9 TONITEi Christmas program Monday at Kingsbury; the guitarists are MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1 9 7 4 - VOL. XCIV, No. 62 Manchester—A City of Village Charm THIRTY-SIX PAGES - TWO SECTIONS 7:30 p.m. in the school Elien Rappaport, Kim Hanlon, foyer before and after the PRICE: FIFTEEN CENT.S auditorium. Kitty Brown, Sally Neumann, program. Appearing on the program Charlotte Baker, Lori Lumpkin, will be the Illing Band, the Cindy Kenefick, Andra Grasis G irls’ Chorus, piano music and Patricia Vellotti. Agostinelli Favored arranged for four hands, inter­ Geri Lombardo is piano ac­ pretive dance with narration, companist for the chorus various instrumental numters. ensembles, and the newly Illing faculty members Renee Israelis Bomb formed Boys’ Glee Club. The Germaine and Betty Lou Nor- To Head Town GOP band, directed by Robert Johns, deen will present a piano duet will open the program playing of Leroy AndersonV "Sleigh "Christmas Tiding,” "Christ­ Ride.” the big mas in Many Lands,” and An old fashioned sing-along By SOL R. COHEN Agostinelli hasn’t revealed his personal "Toyland.” will include audience participa­ State Comptroller Nathan G. Agostinelli plans when he leaves his state job. Refugee Camp Ralph Maccarone will direct tion in familiar seasonal songs is the unanimous pick of Manchester’s top However, by accepting the offer to be the dirls’ Chorus in “Christ with the aid of slides and ac­ Republicans to be GOP town chairman. GOP town chairman, he indicated he will BEIRU T (UPI) — Witnesses said The noise of jets roaring over the Child,” two songs Tor companied by guitars and piano ten is back! He is expected to be named to the post be occupied in Manchester. claimed responsibility for the theater Israeli fighter-bombers today bombed Hanukkah, a cha-cha rendition duet. Jan. 15, when the Republican Town Com­ city was clearly audible in several bombing following rocket attacks on three a Palestinian refugee camp in the of “Pablo The Reindeer,” a “The Puppet Master,” an in­ mittee meets. Marion Mercer, who is vice chairman of parts of Beirut. PLO installations in Beirut Tuesday. In view of the current glider with a bird’s head. United Nations Scott No. 179. calypso arrangement of “Sleep terpretive dance and narrative Agostinelli, who ran for lieutenant the town committee, will be acting chair­ heart of Beirut and air raid sirens Witnesses said two Israeli jet fighters Those attacks were in turn in response barrage of "commemorative” If you feel an urge to acquire This is the Marc Chagall Little Tiny King” and “The will feature Loreen Pillard as governor Nov. 5 and lost, will leave his man until Jan. 15, when the new chairman wailed throughout the Lebanese first opened fire with machine guns at for the wounding of two Israelis by three silver, it may come as a sur­ all the United States silver Memorial Window at the U.N. Angels’ Song” using flutes, the male puppet. His shadow is state comptroller job Jan. 8. As GOP town will be elected. capital. “Sport City” stadium near Beirut Inter­ guerrillas Dec. 6 in the frontier town of prise to hear that the United commems, be forewarned that Headquarters as rendered into guitars and piano accompani­ Frances Harrell. The female chairman, he would succeed A. Paul Witnesses said they saw the Israeli national Airport. Rosh Hanikra. One of the guerrillas was States has coined only one com­ the Hawaiian Sesqui sells at a souvenir sheet. It is one pic­ ment. puppet is Phyllis Cordera and Berte, who has been named First District Mrs. Mercer also is resigning her town jets attack the Sabra camp around 4 The planes then swept in over the killed and the others escaped. memorative silver dollar. This some 3900 and the Lafayette ture rouletted to be torn up into her shadow is Robin workmen’s compensation commissioner committee post, due to personal pressures p.m. (9 a.m. EST). capital and fired rockets at the Sabra As the jets screamed away from Beirut, six 6-cents stamps, all of and the many demands on her time, she clouds of smoke were seen by witnesses is it — the Lafayette. It dates dollar above would be nearly Washington. Kathy Corcoran is by Gov. Thomas Meskill and will be sworn Telephone lines in some sections of refugee camp, damaging several buildings different sizes— which must be said. Her resignation will be effective in the area, the witnesses said. billowing from a four-story building in from 1900. Besides the marquis $600. narrator. Faculty advisors for in to that post Friday. Beirut went dead, making it difficult it also shows G. Washington — about as far into togetherness Berte’s resignation as town chairman March 1, or, as she stated in her letter of Other reports said another refugee Sabra, the group are Dayl McComb to determine exactly what had the first time a president’s por­ There is a big advertisement as stamps can go. and committee member is effective today. resignation, "when my successor is duiy camp, Tel El-Zaatar, on Beirut’s out­ and Ms. Nordeen. happened. There was no word on casualties. trait appeared on an authorized in Linn’s entitled “Se-tenant ABOUT He submitted it Thursday night to the chosen, whichever shall first occur.” skirts, also was attacked. The Boys’ Glee Club, directed The Israeli military command in Tel silver coin. Headquarters.” (Se-tenant is This month will be the last by Ms. Nordeen will sing “Let town committee’s executive board. The The air raids came shortly after the TOWN Mrs. Mercer has been vice chairman Aviv confirmed the attack. The design on the back is a French for “joined together.” ) chance to get a copy of the There be Peace on Earth” and board, in a simultaneous action, voted to Nathan Agostinelli Israeli government threaten^ to strike since February 1973. Prior to then, she "We must hit them (Arab guerrillas) in copy of a monument erected in Actually there are enough Vienna type International Rep­ “Jingle Bell Rock.” Student ac­ offer the chairmanship to Agostinelli. He Palestinian guerrilla bases and other Paris as a gift from the joined-together stamps current­ ly Coupon from our local post accepted. was GOP leader in Voting District 5. targets in Lebanon in retaliation for their own places and positions to prevent 2 Members of the Women’s companists are Chris Young, ■ them from operating on a regular basis,” American people — including ly among U.S. issues to make it office. The orders are to Society of Community Baptist piano; Matthew Adamy, elec­ Off everything at Your Gift Gallery terrorist attacks such as the grenade Information Minister Aharon Yariv said in some thousands of school kids a collector’s specialty. destroy any still unsold after Church will meet ’Thursday at tric guitar; and Alan Klibanoff, explosions' in a Tel Aviv theater a national radio interview. who contributed pennies. The The earliest example offered the 31st. The new one probably 7:30 p.m. at the church to drums. W^nesday. artist was the same Charles E. in the ad is the Christmas set of to be nicknamed the Lausanne decorate the sanctuary. Those In the see-saw guerrilla battle, the Yariv said “We have a long war with our Both singing groups will con­ Town Democrats Count blessings Barber who executed the well- 1964. This is the group of the type, will be introduced in not involved in the decorating Palestine Liberation Organization neighbors and the Palestininans.” clude the program with “Have done dimes, quarters, and holly, mistletoe, poinsettia, and January. will meet in the living room for a Holly Jolly Christmas” and halves that ran from 1892 into conifer. ’There have been only three up Christmas readings by Mrs. On- Remember our free gift wrapping, and the Noel “Silent Night.” the teens of this century. The most recent shown is the to this point in time: ’Die Rome, don Stairs. Mrs. Earl Mack is in But Mayor Sounds Sour Fiscal Note The other U.S. com­ four different minerals. There starting in 1906; the London in Shoppe complete with gifts chrlatmaa decoratlona. charge of devotions. Mrs. Admission is free and in­ A memorative silver pieces are are the ten Colonial Flags, and 1930; and this Vienna type, Robert Johns will sing several vitations which have been dis- By SOL R. COHEN the black — even after spending an es­ party members — as opposed to unaf­ the Isabella quarter of 1893 and then some pairs — the Space current since 1965. It will cost selections. Refreshments will trituted to parents and friends Main Floor of Watkins Bros. 965 Main Street Manchester timated $6,800 for the last campaign. filiated.” SNETCO Asking a total of 48 fifty-cent coins.' ’Twins and the Moon Rover. The 26 cents, marked up from 22 be served by members of Ann will be collected at the door. In a way, it was like the start of a new As Democratic chairman "Ted Cum­ The one sour note Wednesday night (and Connecticut has two of these: cents by an overprint.
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