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Iianrljphttr Iutmtig Llm Lb Experience Lies to Conduct ANNE EMT the Brothers Drove a 400 TK Tioned and That He and His House, 385 N \ PAGE THIRTY-TWO — MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, Manchester, Conn., Wed., Oct, Z4, 1973 H ebron About Town Hebron Andover Brothers Win Races Al-Anon family roup® will groups are open to friends ana J\ Synagogue In Grass Snowmobiling meet tonight at 8 at the Second relatives living with severe Congregational Church parish problem drinkers. iianrljPHtTr iuTmtig llm lb Experience Lies To Conduct ANNE EMT The brothers drove a 400 TK tioned and that he and his house, 385 N. Main St.; MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, OCT. 25, 1978 - VOL. XCIII, No. 22 Tag Sale Correspondent stock Scorpion snowmobile and brother plan to attend other Thursday at 8 p.m. at the Manchester-A City of Vilhge Charm Tel. 228-3971 won the five trophies in the five grass drags. ^ Pathfinders Club, 102 Norman Friendship Lodge of Masons TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES - TWO SECTIONS PRICK. FIFTEEN CENTS With Republicans, St,; Friday at 10 a.m. at the ANNE EMT classes they competed in, some The next one will be this will confer the Master Mason Snow is not a necessity for South United Methodist Correspondent higher classes than those for weekend in Somers and both degree at the Masonic Temple snowmobiling as Dave Cordner church campus. Alateen Tel. 228-3971 of Long Hill Rd. and his brother 400 machines. Paul took four of brothers plan to drive. Thursday at 7;30 p.m. Worship­ Fellows Insists The United Brethren of for the 12 to 20 year-old Paul will attest to after walking the five trophies. However, they will have an ful Master Robert A. Haugh Hebron Synagogue will hold a children of problem drinkers away with five trophies this Dave, who owns Cordner's added attraction as Judy will preside. Officer dress is ANNE EMT years on the board as chairman tag sale Saturday from 10 to 4 at meets Thursday at 8 p.m. at the weekend competing on grass in Scorpion on Long Hill Rd., Willard, also of Long Hill Rd., and, in addition, was on the the synagogue on Rt. 85 In Pathfinders Club. 'The family tuxedo. Correspondent Munson, Maine. stated that this meet was sanc­ will be driving in some of the Tel. 228-3971 Building Code Study Commis­ Hebron Center. Proceeds from classes. Douglas Fellows, Republican sion and the Fire Truck the sale will go towards the campaign chairman, in a state­ Purchasing Committee. repair of the building and ment released yesterday, ijrged His running mate for the grounds. Put the voters of Hebron to com­ Board of Finance, Jeffrey Residents wishing to donate pare carefully the experience Odell, is presently serving on items for the sale may l^v e and qualifications of candidates the Town Hall Expansion Com­ them at the synagogue FRED S, HOFFMAN from both parties. mittee, is treasurer of the . Thursday evening. For further Move is Under Way move. Sen. Henry M. Jackson, emphasis was on diplomatic, He said he agrees with the Republican Town Com m it!^' information, contact Mrs. Sol AP Military Writer D-Wash., told newsmen it not military, moves. Albert 1973 Democratic Platform and is a justice of the peace. Ellenberg, Rt. 85. WASHINGTON (AP) - responded to a note "in brutal said he bid not consider the which is based on the state­ In the race for Board of Paper Drive To Restore Angle The Pentagon today ordered terminology” in which the United States to be in confron­ ment, "Experience Count.” Education where two can­ Company of 3 of the Fire a worldwide alert of U.S. Soviet Union threated to act tation with the Soviet Union. didates from each party are alone to police the cease-fire In this respect. Fellows said Department will hold Its next military forces "for pru­ Jackson said a note addressed competing for three positions. Parking Downtown between Israel and her Arab the Republicans are propsing paper drive Saturday from 9 to dent, precautionary to President Nixon was Fellows siad incumbent enemies. deliyered to Kissinger by Soviet candidates for various boards 11 a.m. in the north end of town. DOUG BEVINS tion is more than an in­ reasons,” amid reports of whose experience and member Edward C. Hinchliff Jackson, a member of the Ambassador Anatoly F. Residents are requested to (Herald Reporter) convenience to downtown possible unilateral interven­ qualifications far exceed those has served on the board for ap­ boundle and tie their papers and The Mayor’s Downtown Ac­ shoppers - "It will be an Senate Armed Services Com­ Dobrynin. Jackson said it proximately five years and is tion by the Soviet Union in mittee, called for unity behind of the Democratic candidates. leave them on the curbs. For tion Committee this morning economic problem affecting the warned of possible unilateral the Middle East. In particular Fellows men­ presently chairman, whereas special pick-ups, contact Dick endorsed efforts of the Greater whole town,” he said. President Nixon, action by the Soviet Union. the Democratic incumbent has tioned the Zoning Board of Bergeron, Jack Kreeger or Jim Manchester Chamber of State installation of the new, The White House also “We’re right at the brink He also said he understood only served for one year. again,” Jackson said. Appeals. The two Republican Lee. Commerce to restore angle synchronized traffic lights on described the alert as the Russians already have dis­ The other Republican can­ Jackson was not among the 14 candidates, Emery N. Taylor In case of rain, the drive will parking in downtown Main St. brought with it the loss precautionary. patched a small contingent of 2 didate, Mrs. Janis Preli, is congressional leaders who met and James L. Derby Jr., both be held Nov. 3. Manchester, as it existed of S3 parking spaces on the A senior Democratic troops, numbering perhaps 1,- presently serving on the incumbents, have a combined Rent-A-Kid before state improvements in street. The major changes were senator said the alert 000, to the Middle East. Jackson Bicentennial Commission, the total of 19 years service on this "Rent-A-Kid” day, sponsored the Main St. signal system. on the west side of the street, did not reveal the source of the p ro and the Junior Woman’s responded to what he called board alone not counting the by the Senior Pilgrim The endorsement was by a where most of the angle information he reported. Club, whereas the other a brutal Soviet warning that Kissinger many other years of service on Fellowship of the Hebron and YOUR CARPET unanimous vote on a motion parking was changed to parallel The Israeli foreign ministry Democrat has never served on Russian forces would act to other commissions and boards. Gilead Congregational made by Philip Bayer, and it parking and several spaces in Tel Aviv said, however, it a town board. Fellows Said. enforce a Middle East WASHINGTON (AP) - Fellows said. Churches will be held Saturday followed an hour of discussion south of Foresft St. were had no reports of any Soviet Fellows pointed to tlie race cease-fire if the United Secretary of State Henry A. In contrast. Fellows said, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Residents iWORLD about downtown parking eliminated. troop movements to the Middle for Board of Tax Review where Kissinger, addressing the their two opponents have wishing help should contact Far more tl^n a department, YOUR CARPET WORLD problems. Negotiations with state of­ States failed Jjj join a East. 5 served only as alternates on the two Republicans and one of WATKINS BROTHERS is a totally complete carpet Richard Clark, executive vice peacekeeping new crisis over the Middle Democrat are running for the Cheryl Dixon, Sue Deror Cindy ficials — which eliminated Friedheim did not link the board — one for approximately Robinson. center. YOUR CARPET WORLD has EVERYTHING. president of the (Camber of several cross walks and Word of the alert came in the East, said today the United two seats on the board. development to any Soviet ac­ 5 months and one for a little Every Kind, Color and Style of carpeting and rugs. Commerce, said this morning shortened space for bus stops— pre-dawn hours. The alert order States and the Soviet Union tion, but other U.S. government over two years. Rolls, Remnants, always in stock. The most popular the chamber is taking the resulted in restoration of 18 of was confirmed by Pentagon have “a special duty” to sources said it stemmed from a The experience of the two Another case stressed by brands in the nation displayed in profusion. Expert in­ leading role in an attempt to the 53 lost spaces. Police (3ilef spokesman Jerry W. make sure that their con­ Soviet warning to the United Republican candidates, incum­ Fellows is the race between in­ School Bus Use stallation and a staff with decades of carpeting solve the parking problem, and James Reardon reported two Friedheim. frontations are kept within States that it was prepared to cumbent Republican Charles bent Wilbur S. Porter and information is being gathered weeks ago. Friedheim declined to go into put troops into the Middle East Robert J. Dixon Jr. is so exten­ experience and know how. Once you enter YOUR limits that do not threaten Eaton and his Democratic op­ By Elderly in preparation for a proposed But many downtown any details, except to say that to make sure the Israelis sive it would be impossible to CARPET WORLD in WATKINS BROTHERS OF nuclear war. ponent for a five-year term on meeting with state officials. businessmen, as well as the alert order was issued by observe the cease-fire. list Fellows said.
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