PAGE TWENTY-TWQ- MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD. Manchester. Conn., Mon., Dec. 3. 1973 Obituaries Space Story m ' (Conliiiurd from Page One) Barnini is requesting a zone (Continued fi'om Page One) Aronson remind^ his young a regional land use plan. change from Rural Residence listeners that the spacemen of It is expected that the hearing to Business 2 Zone for a 3.7-aQre eQuipped with openings for the future might be among the on the requested zone changes parcel and a change from In­ Mrs. Heritage Dies, Holy Cross College in oxygen, water^and bip-sensors. school audience. ' will be concluded tonight; and dustrial to Business 2 Zone for a Worcester,” Mass. Manchester—A City of Village Charm Aronson explained that once the PZC then has a maximum of 1.5-acre parcel. Both pieces of First DA V Unit Head He was a Marine Corps inside the sky-lab, or a space 130 days to take action on the land are south of Tolland Tpke., veteran of World War II and chamber, the astronauts can SHOPPING DAYS adjacent to the restaurant site. Mrs. Isabella W. L. Heritage, zone change applications. Heritage of South Windsor, later became a career Army remove their space suits and Rare Coin TO CHRISTMAS TWENTY PAGES 81, of 226 New State Rd., the man. He was retired six years they just wear suits that resem­ The only other item on A Town of Manchester zone first commander of the Raymond F. Heritage of Monroe, La.,- and Clifford E. ago as a lieutenant colonel and ble coveralls. Collection tonight’s PZC public hearing change reQuest — Rural Auxiliary of Manchester , since his retirement served as Inasmuch as they are agenda is a zone change, sought Residence and Residence A Chapter, Disabled American Heritage of St. Petersburg, Fla.; 4 daughters, Mrs. Isabella town manager in Wilmington, millions of miles away from the Stolen by John Barnini of Manchester, Zones to Industrial Zone for a Veterans, died Sunday at a Vt. and was currently the tax earth, the astronauts have to for a 65-unit Howard Johnson’s 3.8-acre stip of town-owned land Manchester convalescent Zoppa of Manchester, Mrs. CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (A P )- Ruth Matthews of East Hart­ assessor there. He was a take the earth’s environment Man Captured motel near the existing Howard near Barnini’s property — has home. The theft of over 5,000 ancient been withdrawn from tonight’s Opposition Expressed ford, Mrs. Laura Edwards of member of the American with them. Their suits, or un­ Johnson’s R estaurant on Mrs. Heritage was born July Legion and the Lions Qub of dersuits as Aronson described Greek coins valued at more Tolland Tpke. hearing agenda. Largo, Fla., and Mrs. Hilda ' than $1 million from a Harvard In Enfield 26, 1892 in Seymour and had Wilmington. ‘ them, are wired with tubes for lived in Manchester for 75 Driscoll of South Portland, museum is “a tragic loss for Maine; 22 grandchildren and 17 Survivors, besides'his water cooling. Their outer sujts After Chase years. She also was a member mother, are his widow, Mrs. scholarship,” according to the great-grandchildren. can resist temperatures of 3()o,- ENFIELD (AP) — A high­ of South United Methodist Lucille Rutz Trebbe; a son, Jef­ associate curator of. ancient we’re open every nIgM Hi Funeral services are Tuesday 000 degrees, said Aronson. art. speed chase in a. stolen Church, the VFW Auxiliary, frey C. Trebbe, at home; three Bio-sensors attached to the (except eeturdeyj To Buckland Project at 11 a.m. at Holmes Funeral Massachusetts state police car Gold Star Mothers, Bigelow brothers, Cyril O. Trebbe of “The coins are a fundamental red heart yarne Home, 400 Main St. The Rev. body send information back to a ended Sunday when the driver Chapter, OES, of East Hartford Portland, Joseph H. Trebbe of medical team which keeps con­ part of our teaching In wool and orlon DOUG BEVINS ^ Dr. George Webb, pastor of resources,” said the curator, of the fugitive cruiser tried to on the applications, being con­ and the Order of Amaranth, Middletown, and Maj. John M. stant record of an astronaut’s f9 have evanf //We thing' (Herald Reporter) Many of the points mentioned followed by loud bursts of South United Methodist Church, David G. Mitton. “Their value elude pursuers by ramming a sidered by the Manchester Monday night by opponents of 8:30 , Atty. Marte challenged East Hartford. She was a past Trebbe of San Antonio, Tex.; blood pressure, respiration, Traffic problems, business applause, and statements by royal matron will officiate. Burial will be in lies in their use for study and roadblock on Interstate 91, Planning and Zoning Commis­ the development proposal were the objectivity of PZC member of the White two sisters, Mrs. Alfred N. temperature, and heart beat. concerns, and the environment the ■ applicants, including Shrine. East Cemetery. research, and in this respect, authorities said. sion (PZC), which lasted until similar to issues raised last David Paris and asked Paris to Sweet III of Portland and Mrs. In fact, Aronson said, the were the niain issues raised Fischer, were often greeted by S urvivors they are irreplaceable.” Jacinto Oliviera, 25, of ,11 p.m., when PZC Chairman month, when the applicant — disQualify himself. Paris are 4 sons. Friends may call at the John M. McGuire of Guilford; machines presently in use in Monday night by a large uncomplimentary remarks Thieves stole^the silver and Chicopee Falls. Mass, was •the tWirade of main itreit \ Clarence Welti shut off debate. declined to disQualify himself, Clarence W. Heritage of funeral home tonight from 7 to and several nieces and hospital intensive care units MAP Associates, an investment from the audience, despite bronze coins early Sunday mor­ charged by Connecticut and downtown manchester/ we se/f number of townspeople objec­ Monday night’s public partnership led by developer maintaining he had an open Manchester, C hester L. 9.- nephews. where a central nurse can keep Welti’s attempts to keep the ning. Three or four armed Massachusett authorities with a ting to zdne change applications hearing — moved to Highland Arthur M. Fischer of New York mind. (A related story is Funeral services were held track of certain bodily func­ meeting running smoothly. holdup men knocked on the total 11 offenses in the incident, which would permit a $100 Park School from the Municipal City — first presented its plans elsewhere on Page One). Nov. 13 in Our Lady of Fatima tions of her patients were Although Welti asked museum door, and when the- police said" million commercial-industrial- Building Hearing Room to the public. Most of the opposition from James Maher Church in Wilmington. Burial devised by the space center. speakers to observe a three- night watchman opened it, they Troopers said this was ivhat residenti.al development at because of a large turnout — Emotion seemed to play a the Buckland homeowners James W. Maher, 66, of 14 Mrs. Janies Armstrong was in Wilmington. He showed the type of plastic Buckland. minute limit in their com­ tied him up, police said. \ happened: was a continuation of a Nov. 5 large role in Monday night’s association dealt with potential Bliss St., died Sunday at-'Hart- Mrs. Emma Jones bag that contains a “space” ments, many opponents spoke They carried off a foot safe Oliviera was hitchhiking on I- About 175 persons attended hearing recessed because it hearing: Comments by more traffic problems in the area. ford Hospital. He was the hus­ Armstrong, 79, of Golfport, meal. Eve^thing from salmon TIME IS running out! Monday night’s public hearing was running late. for a long time, going into much Fla., formerly of Manchester, containing 2,650 coins and 91 in Springfield, Mass, when than a dozen opponents were greater detail than evidenced at Earl H. Flynn, a professional band of Bernice Gregg Maher. f Samuel Gold salad to filet mignon can be they received a report that he traffic engineer hired by the died this morning at St. feamuel Gold, 82, father of scooped up about 3,000 loose Call For An Appointment Soon the first public hearing last He was born Aug. 26, 1907, in frozen and dehydrated, and coins from glass cases, the un­ was struck by a car. When association, testified that the Manchester, the son of Petersburg (Fla.) General Howard W. Gold of 59 Barry with water squirted into it from month. iversity said. The money dated Massachusetts trooper Timothy ^ To Get Your Doggie Groomed proposed Buckland develop­ Jeremiah and Elizabeth Wood, Hospital. Rd., died Sunday. a water gun, it becomes a Thq main opposition to the from the 7th Century B.C. to the Hackett investigated, he said ment would generate a large Born in Northern Ireland, Other survivors are, another Paris Defends Right Buckland development plans — and lived here all his life. gourmet dish after a few 4th Century A.D. Oliviera jumped into his patrol Before The Holidays Arrive amount of traffic which would He was employed as an assis­ April 23, 1894, she had been a son, a brother, two sisters, and minutes of kneading and which affect about 263 acres of 4 The coins were valued “in car and headed south. Hackett be an “exessive burden” to tant secretary in the claims resident of Manchester 37 years five grandchildren. tobacco land in Manchester — waving around in a centrifugal excess of ?I millicJh” by the was injured trying to stop him, We are complete artd ready for your local streets. department of the Connecticut and of Golfport 15 years.