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THE TIMES-ARGUS. BARRE-MONTPELIER THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1970 Twenty-two 7 Male Help Wanted 13 Merchandise nvironmental ontrol Legist at ion Expected To Be Tailored For Davis nn im To Place a Fast Action Times-Argus Classified Ad 476-6611 223-3191 10 DISCOUNT FOR CASH WITH ORDER gional level without putting so much power in too few hands. The governor doesnt have to go along with the strong Environmental Commissions recommendations, Moulton said. The aide talked about modifications in the proposed legislation that would make it more practL cal in the eyes of legislators and ease its chances of passage. On the subject of land development control, Moulton said the administration didnt want to go as far as statewide zoning.

We need minimum state regulations over land development, Moulton said. These minimums would consider health and ecological factors, the governors aide added. And, more ominously, he agreed they would supersede the present health regulations that the Health Department promulgated a couple of months ago which have been the particular target of developers. Asked if the Health Department regulations would he watered down, Moulton said they wouldnt be any stronger than at present. Theyll be in a little different form, he said.

The drafting of the actual legislation will be performed by Orr, Gibb, Hansen, Arlington Planner 18 Real Estate For Sale NEW SPLIT-FOYER RANCH TROW HILL Spacious ranch (28 48) with attached 2-car garage ready for immediate occu panqy. Beautifully designed mod-i ern kitchen with plenty of cabinets and counter space, built-in range, fan, disposal, and dishwasher. Semi-formal dining room and attractive large living room. Three good-sized bedrooms and modem bath. Space available in basement area for 2 more bedrooms, bath, and recreation room if needed.

Splendid location, private drive, ideal for the family with small children. City water and sewerage. Price $27,500 with terms available. For More Information Call SAM DARLING REALTOR Trow Hill, Barr 476-533S 256t2 A FRESH LISTING Ridgewood Terrace Beautifully designed 3-bedroom shaped ranch with attached garage equipped with the electronic door. All electric kitchen has cherry-vale cabinets, Avocado appliances including range, self-cleaning oven, fan, disposal and dish-.

washer. Flagstone foyer, conveniently located laundry. Two luxurious baths with vanity and other extras, large formal dining room, spacious living room with Frank-lin type fireplace. Doctor enhanced by lovely wall-to-wall carpeting with draperies included. All located on a spacious comer lot.

Price $28,000. EUGENE L. CASLANI Realtor Barre-Montpelier Road Dial 223-7171 256tl to sit in a neighbors sewage. The Health Department, Dr. Aiken said, controls only sewer and water regulations under sanitation standards.

Were not involved in zoning, he added. He said it was possible the Legislature could strip his department of the health regulations currently on the book merely by changing the statutes and superseding its authority. It had happened before, Dr. Aiken said, when his department decided to make strict inspections of state-produced ice cream some seven or eight years ago. We started declaring some ice cream contaminated, Dr.

Aiken said. Next thing we knew, ice cream inspection was placed under the provinc of the Agriculture Department. Moulton said Wednesday that the Health Department has enough to do at the present time that isnt being done. School plans are gathering dust Moulton said. The Health Department has to give preliminary approval to school building plans according to sanitation regulations.

He also suggested other Health Department inspections were being curtailed because of its. in-' volvement with overseeing health regulations. Dr. Aiken has admitted in the past that his department is short staffed. He has asked for more personnel, rather than less authority, to answer the problem.

The health commissioner also added that small communities were ill-equipped to spot the first signs of possible health problems in the making. It takes a trained epidemieolo-gist, Dr. Aiken said, to spot the danger signals. Cutts said Wednesday the problem was one that Environmental Control Commission and governors office would have to work out. He said there apparently wasnt a consensus between the two before, although the Environmental Control Commission which has expected to introduce conservation legislation directly into the legislative hopper has now learned that the rules, if not changed, are not what they thought them to be originally.

The Environcental Control bills, at least those that deal with land development, will get the administrative touch before landing in the hopper. While Orr, Gibb, Blucher and Hansen are all members of the Environmental Control Commission, Moultons presence on the drafting team means the bill will be tailored to what Gov. Davis nil! accept as practicaf to get through a General Assembly and convince the public that he has taken a broad first step on conservation controls. Philbrook Withdraws Request For 1359,030 For Welfare Dept. VERMONT PRESS BUREAU The' first indications that Gov.

Deane C. Davis may be backwa-tering on strong environmental control legislation surfaced Wednesday less than a week after the governor had made an impassioned speech to preserve Vermont before the General Assembly. Rep. Arthur Gibb, R-15 of Wey-bridge, chairman of the. Environmental Control Commission, was told he had done a nice job cataloging the environmental control legislation needed by the state.

But Gibb was also informed by Special Gubernatorial Aide Elbert G. Moulton that the administration not the commission would whip the bills into final shape for presentation to the Legislature. The confrontation occurred Wednesday morning in the House Natural Resources Committee room while the rest of the Legislature was in session. Meeting with Gibb and Moulton were Committee Chairman Royal B. Cutts, R-72 of Townshend, Assistant Atty.

Gen. John Hansen, Environmental Commission Vice Forrlst Orr, Montpe-. tier City Manager Warren Scrib-; ner and Sen. Arthur Jones, R- Orleans-Essex. Moulton said after the meet- ing that the commissions job was to make recommendations to the governor.

1 The governor, Moulton said, wants bills that will do the job but also stand a chance of passing The administration had been particularly concerned about the provisions of a land use bill recommended by the commission that would give a centralized agency control over practically everything done with land, Moulton explained. Moulton said the authority can be shifted down to a local re- Legislative Log VERMONT PRESS BUREAU Wednesday, Jan. 14 THE HOUSE Passed, Sent To Senate N. 233. Amends the laws re-latirtg to the meetings of the board ov cosmetology and relat-ing to the State Board of Med-J ical Registration.

H. 186. Includes church related institutions and non-profit nursing homes in the Fair Housing Act. 4 S. 28.

Makes trespassing a criminal act, rather than a civil offense. New Bills H. 374A. A 1.79 million supplemental state aid to educa-. tion aoorooriadon.

THE SENATE Passed, Sent To House S. 113. Annual blooper bill to clean up mistakes in last years legislation. J.R.S. 32.

A joint resolution calling for the establishment of a joint committee to study the reorganization of state govem- ment. REFRIGERATOR-FREEZER COMB IN-ATION frostless, excellent condition, $100, 3 years old. 454-6409 255t7 HOLIDAY II Pioneer's new lightweight chain saw with automatic chain oiling gives you the right power at the right price of only $149.95. See them on display today at Airport Tractors, Barre-Montpelier Airport. Tel.

223-3023. 240ti STOVE, CHUNK and fireplace wood. Delivered. Call 883-2260. 250t7 NORTHERN DYED MUSKRAT COAT size 16 Good condition.

Reasonable. 476-3450. 254 13 CAST IRON RADIATORS Currier. Cali 4767827. Dennis 254t3x UPRIGHT PIANO Kohler and Camp bell.

Best offer. 476-8570. 254 17 TOMS POWER AND SPEED Barre-MontpeUer Road Opposite Shopping Center 1968 Polaris Colt $395. 1966 14 h.p. Ski-Doo.

1967 6 h.p. Ski-Doo $435. 1968 18 h.p. Ski-Doo $495 1969 18 h.p. Elec, start Ski-Doo .8725.

Single Trailer with sides $135. 20 Per Cent off on Ski-Doo Jackets 254t7 7 Vs h.p. SIMPLICITY riding tractor 42' mower. CaU 465-9601, Northfield 25417 KITCHENS Custom Designed and complete instaUations. Financing available.

Contact Nelson 27 State Montpelier. Tel. 223-5219 Jerrys Appliance, 201 Main Barre. Tel. 476-4341.

254tf SYLVANIA FACTORY AUTHORIZED Once-a-year special sale with Color-Television starting as low as $279.95. Stop in today at Taylor's Appliance.Grand Union 'Shopping Plaza, Montpelier. Tel. 223-2891. 253tf COPY MACHINE call 476-4352.

25217 STEREOS 4 speaker console models, slight freight damage, cabinets only $88 or $8.50 monthly. 229-9647. 201t CUSTOM SLAUGHTERING and wholesale beef cut and wrapped ready for freezer. Rucalcaba WebsterviUe, Vt. 476-6634.

224tf TABLERITE U. CHOICE BEEF Cut to order. Garden fresh produce. Value priced canned goods. Peps IGA Store, 100 Main Montpelier, Vt.

238tf COME TO HOLDENS FOR YOUR USED APPLIANCES We now have a fine selection of electric ranges, gas apartment ranges, refrigerators, automatic washers. AH used appliances have been checked in our service department. Holdens, 15 Ayers Barre. 476-3175. 227tf LEFT ON LAY-A-WAY Singer Zig Zag.

May be had by paying balance of $57 or $8.50 monthly. 223-3911. 206ti DOG AND CAT FOOD all meat fast frozen In 40 pound flats, 20c per lb. Discount in large quantities. Maxham Supply Co.

Worcester, VL 223-6335. 197 tf KNAPP SHOES L. A. Nichols. Cali for an appointment.

479-9042. 307 tf MASONS MORTAR SAND TOPSOIL GRAVEL SAND and FILL 476-8315 127tf PAINT wallpaper, flaaa. Zenith television, radioe. Oeorgea. Barre Street.

Montpelier. MOtf 14 Merchandise Wanted 1 WANTED TO BUY any amount, antiques, used furniture and odd dishes. Joe BisseU, Terrace Street Extension, 223-3223. 256t3 WANTED USED PAIR OF SNOW SHOES 223-6495. 2S5t3 SECOND HAND BENCH SAW in good condition.

CaU 476-7245. 254t3 WANTED OLD JEWELRY and spoons. Call 476-4954. 25017 HIGHEST PRICES PAID for cast iron and steel scrap, copper, brass, radiators, batteries and lead pips. Carr Son, Montpelier.

2Q-768L WE BUY most anything fa the Use of used furniture. Strap tfrop. 68 Ber Un Barre. 476-5826. MOtf 15 Mobile Homes Campers Trailers 1963 PONTIAC CHIEF MOBILE HOME Make me an otter, CaU days, 476-7171; nights 476-7430.

256t7 50 10 2-BEDROOM mobile home to rent, partly furnished. $66 a month in advance. State Road outside of Worcester. 223-5977. 254 tf PRICE SLASHED THE ELEGANT RITZ-CRAFT ROY.

AL. Lush waU-to-wall carpeting in living room, hall and rear bedroom, Moen faucets throughout, large 2 door refrigerator. stainless steel sink, raised ceiling in living room, silent flow heat thru -out and many more standard features that cost you extra in other Homes. We have two models in stock either one reg. sells for $7,295.00 NOW FOR ONE WEEK ONLY $6,950.00 (This is one of the finest homes we sell) RAYS MOBILE HOMES Barre-Montpelier Road Phone 229-9352 253t6 DUTCH CRAFT newest line of self contained travel trailers.

See the today. Tofani Motor Sales, North Main Street, Barre. 238tf APACHE SALES AND RENTALS Mekkelsens Trailer Sales and Rentals. E. Montpelier after 5 and weekends.

234tf FAN TRAVEL TRAILERS Truck Campers and caps Several good used trailers. BENNETTS TRAILER SALES Barre-Montpelier Road 223-2961 J92tf WILL PAY CASH lor id trailers. 223-6493 133tl 16 Pets AKC REGISTERED NORWEGIAN ELK-HOUND PUPS $75 each. CaU 476-8313. $5417 AKC MINIATURE POODLES 3 females, 2 males.

Reasonable. CaU 476-5153 after 3 p.m. 353tf AKC COCKER PUPPIES Bred lor beauty and disposition. Immunized against distemper. 476-7836.

213tf ROCK PITCH MAN markers, slants, etc. Above average wages, guaranteed steady employment, pleasant working conditions. Apply in person. Brooks Granite Mill Barre. 255t4x CLERK FOR SHOE STORE apply manager, Endicott-Johnson, Montpelier 255t2x SERVICE STATION MECHANIC experience required.

56 day week, excellent fringe benefit program. Hospitalization, major medical, life insurance, weekly income, vacation. Call Vt. Petroleum 2237351. Apply in person at 178 River Montpelier.

234 tf WANTED RHYTHM GUITAR PLAYER new Rock group. Call 4763512 254t7x MECHANICS WANTED new car deal-er, selling Buicks and Opel Kadetts. Excellent working conditions. Blue Cross-Blue Shield, including major medical, paid vacations and holidays, excellent wages for right man. Apply in person H.

G. Bennett Barre-Montpelier Road. 2l-2t7 8 Male or Female Help Wanted EMPLOYERS we -have a number of clerical applications, full and part-time. No charge. 476-5770.

Temp Help. 256tl DISHWASHER, DAYTIME Apply in person. Whelan Drug Store Barre, Vt. 254t3 BOOKKEEPING POSITION AVAIL-ABLE excellent opportunity for ex- perienced person to grow into manage-; ment position. Excellent fringe benefit! program, hospitalization, major life insurance, weekly income, Apply in person, Vt.

Petroleum 178T River Montpelier. 223-7631. 254tf 1 BOOKKEEPER for general office work. Experience helpful. Salary commensurate with experience Apply in person, Paige Campbell, 167 N.

Main, Barre. 252t6 10 Lost and Found OTHER LOST AND FOUND ADS may be seen on page two. 209tf 11 Livestock, Poultry DRESSED BEEF Harry Graham, Adamant CaU 223-5814. 25413 HOLSTEIN HEIFER 2 year old. ready to freshen.

Asking $325 478-3932 after 4 252t7x BABY CHICKS and started Pulleta. These are Quality Birds. Morse Poultry Farm, Groton. VL 584-3434. 274t! 12 Horses, Ponies and Equipment I RED CHESTNUT MARE 6 to 7 years old.

Saddle horse. 485-9601. 254t7 WANTED DOWN ANIMALS beef or horses. CaU collect and caU promptly Maxham Fur Farms, Worcester, Vt. 223-6335.

13 Merchandise FOR SALE 197 BOA-SKI and Allied snow machines. We have just a few left and wiU eU them at a discount price that will amaze you. Full guarantee. Tofani Motor Sales. 236t ONE PAIR HART SKIS super pro giant slalom 205, excellent condition.

$70. 223-2176 2560 SECOND HAND ELECTRIC VACUUM excellent condition, all attachments Included, $25. Brand new zig-xag sewing machine used only a lew time. Excellent working condition $50. Call 883-2259 after 5:30.

256t7 1966 MAGNAVOX CONSOLE combination stereo, record player and FM-AM stereo radio. $100. CaU 476-5157 after 4j30. 3 BEEF AND PORK CUSTOM CUT hams and bacon, cob smoked. Eric Velander, Berlin Comers.

223-2859. 250tl2 G. E. DELUXE PORTABLE D1SH-WASHER 3 cycle, lift top rack, many extras. $95, 6 months warranty.

Ormsby TV It Appliance, North Main Street, Barre. 476-6644. 2S5tf Dont MERELY BRIGHTEN your carpets. Blue Lustre them eliminate rapid resoiling. Rent electric shampoo-er.

$1. Huntsman's, 4 Lang don Montpelier. 223-3071. 2550 TRU-COLD ACROSS THE TOP FREEZ ER like new. $95.

Have Gene show you this beauty at Ormsbys TV It Appliance Store, North Main Street, Barre. 4766644. 255tf GUN AND AMMO ALOUETTE STARCRAFT SNOWMOBILE PARTS AND SERVICE BARTEAUS INC. Northfield Road Montpelier, Vt. 255tf WHIRLPOOL USED DRYER 5 heat temperatures.

Only $49. Come in and have Gene show you around our used appliance department at Ormsbys TV Appliance, North Main Street, Barre. 476-6644. 255tf PEPS IGA STORE 100 Main St. Montpelier, VL SPECIALS TABLERITE MEAT DEPT.

Swifts Premium Pork Loins Whole 65 lb. Loin Half 79? lb. Rib Half 59? lb. Center Cut Chops 890 lb. Country Style Spare Ribs 550 lb.

Boneless Cross Rib Pot Roast 99 lb. GARDEN-FRESH PRODUCE DEPT. Grapefruit Carrots 48s Pkg. log ea. log ea.

VALUE-PRICED GROCERY DEPT. Kraft Sliced American Cheese 8 oz. 39g IGA Beef, Chicken Turkey Pies 8 oz. IGA White Bread 16 oz. loaf IGA Ice Cream gal.

NBC Premiums 1 lb. 37g STORE HOURS 1 Mon. thru Sat. 9-6 Friday 9-9 LOW PRICES EVERY DAY AT PEPS IGA 255t2 NEW 52 GALLON ELECTRIC hot water heater. $45.

David JoyaL Upper GraniteviUe. 20417 Walter Blucher and Moulton himself, the aide said. Moulton said the governor wanted a program that would do the job and still stand a chance of being passed by the Legislature, to be initiated by the administration. Dr. Robert B.

Aiken, state commissioner of health, agreed Wednesday that legislation could be developed to supersede the Health Department regulations on development. But Dr. Aiken said he didnt feel the primary responsibility for protecting the general public health of Vermont and its citizens should be taken away from the Health Department. Dr. Aiken said he would announce shortly the appointment of an advisory committee, made up of developers, sanitary engineers and laymen to review the Health Department regulations.

The committee may be merely academic after the administration whips conservation legislation into shape that will all but bury the Health Departments regulations. The home buyer has to have some kind of protection when he buys, a lot. Dr. Aiken said, and the responsibility belongs to the developers and builders to guar-ante that ones home is not going that the state has been reimbursing hospitals for bills accrued by the poor, Philbrook said the payment has amounted to a total of only $40,000. Philbrook said that some hospitals had not sent their bills in yet, but indicated that the first three months experience pointed out that the expense was not going to be as great as originally anticipated.

Philbrook said that the way things stand, the department may now have enough money to get through the year. Im not predicting a surplus, Philbrook said. But he added that some increased federal receipts had things looking much brighter than the original doomsday prophecy voiced by Simonds last year. Philbrook said his department had requested a 15 per cent increase for fiscal year 1971 over the $1.25 million originally thought to be needed to meet fiscal 1970 hospital general assistance costs. This request had been made last September before the hospital bills started to flow in.

Philbrook smiled and said he didnt expect the department would now receive that much since, the hospital costs had not run nearly as high as originally expected. It (the budget) will have to be revised, Philbrook said. But what about that huge million deficit? Philbrook was asked by reporters. Those werent my estimates, Philbrook chortled. Remember? Mohawk Will Begin Burlingfon-Boston Jef Service Feb.

I VERMONT PRESS BUREAU Mohawk Airlines will inaugurate non-stop jet service between Burlington and Boston on Feb. 1, coinciding with Northeast Airlines termination of service between the two cities. Gov. Deane C. Davis said Wednesday that he will participate in the opening day ceremonies at Burlington Municipal Airport scheduled to coincide with the 3:30 p.

flight. Mohawks maiden flight will leave Burlington Municipal Airport at 7 a. m. on Feb. 1 with landing scheduled in Bos-toh at 7:40.

The carrier will be a 69-passenger, BAC 1-11 jet. Mohawk will run three flights daily, a 7 m. Early Bird flight, a 3:30 p. m. flight scheduled to land in Boston at 4:20 p.

m. and a 7:40 p. m. flight that arrives in Boston at 8:20 p. m.

The mid day flight will be via a 44-passenger Fairchild jet. The return trip schedule, Boston to Burlington, begins with a 9:30 a. m. daily flight from Logan Airport arriving at Burlington at 10:30 a. a 6:30 p.m.

flight that arrives in Burlington at 7:10 p. and a final 8:45 p. m. flight that gets to Burlington at 9:25 p. m.

There will be no increase in present Northeast fares, a Mohawk spokesman told Gov. Dais. The governor said the Mohawk schedule represents a 50 per cent increase in daily passenger service compared to the Northeast schedule though planes will no longer land at the Barre-Montpelier Airport. Northeast, at the present time, plans to continue its weekend East-West service to Cleveland and th ywamnr said. ADVERTISEMENT THE FIRST DAY Errors mane by The Times-Argus In the composition of an advertisement will be adjusted provided notice of the arror is received by The Times-Argus In time for the second insertion.

Otherwise no repetition of publication or ad-lastment for the error shall be allowed. 1 Special Legal Notices LONELY? DISCOURAGED? Problems? Need Advice? Dial 479-9326 and listen 216tf 3 Employment Wanted IRONINGS WANTED 378 N. Main Barre. 256t7 EXPERIENCED MALE will drive and care for disabled gent. Call 485-8411.

255t4 TAX RETURNS PREPARED Richard Dente, 17 Cottage Barre. 476-5651. 254414 FINISHED CARPENTERS AVAILABLE for remodeling or building. Roux Messier. 4657995 465-6207).

252t7 CARE FOR CHILDREN my home off Berlin Street. 4766692. 25Qt7x IRONINGS WANTED pick-up and de livery. 2233165. 205 tf 6 Female Help Wanted EXPERIENCED NURSE'S AIDES cook and cleaning lady, full or part time.

Capitol Nursing Home and Annex. Call 2232522. 236t7 WANTED PART-TIME BOOKKEEPER Experience required. Apply in person Waterbury Auto Supply, 3 Elm terbury, Vt. 2S5t7 WOMAN TO BABYSIT IN MY HOME Monday-Friday, 9 to 4:30.

223-6697. 255t3x RECEPTION 1ST typing, filing answering phone. Waitsfield area. SlOO per week. Temp Help 476-5770.

2r5tl PARTTIME BOOKKEEPERS needed for immediate opening. Also part-time typists. Temp Help. Call 476-5770. 255U HAVING BUDGET TROUBLES? If you have 10 spare hours per week, you can earn $100 plus monthly.

Over 30,000 women are now enjoying this nice extra Income servicing Fuller Brush customers in their own neighborhood. No cold calls. Also interested in woman with more hours to train for management. Write P. O.

Box 93. Essex Jet, Vt 05452 or phone evenings 476-5074 118tf TYPIST FOR GRANITE OFFICE Write G. Box 495, Montpelier, Vt. 254t7 People Need People who will supply them with AVON COSMETICS. Be an AVON Representative and turn spare time into money.

Call now 476-3113 or write Mrs. Fontain, Box 366, Hardwick. Vt. 254t6 HOUSEKEEPER for 1-yearold boy and father. Time off.

Salary open. 276-2001 after 8 p.m. 254t7 LPN OR RN full or part time, 11-7 shift. Excellent salary and benefits. Call Mrs.

Hois ing ton, 868-3647, Dumont Nursing Home, Morrisviile. 25117 WOMAN, CARE FOR ELDERLY bed patient, six day week. Live in, good home nd wages. E. D.

Eastman, East Corinth. 439-5651. 250t7x 7 Male Help Wanted THIRTY DOLLARS A DAY Knapp Salesmen earn this much and more because commissions are higher than ever. Everyone knows, everyone wants Knapp Shoes. Send for FREE selling kit.

Write to William Graffeo, Knapp Shoe, Brockton, Mass. 02402. 25613 WANTED EXPERIENCED auto chanic and body mechanic. Bean Chevrolet Northfield, Vt. 465-5771.

244tf FOREMAN MAINTENANCE Southern Modern plant. Practical knowledge of ma chine repair, plumbing, electrical maintenance, carpentry necessary. Substantial good fringes. Commercial work, no mili-' tary cutbacks. Write to FM co Times-Argus, Barre Vt.

giving details of work experience, education, marital status, address and telephone number. 256 tf OPPORTUNITY Retired or single man to attend Motel at night. Room and board provided. Apply in person. VERMONTER MOTEL Barre-Montpvlier Road 254U TRUCK-DRIVER AND LABORER wanted.

Falzerano Trucking, Northfield. Tel. 485-3621. 252t7 EXPERIENCED STONE CUTTER apply in person, Maurice Memorials. 251t7 FUEL DELIVERY DRIVER top wages and benefits.

References. Apply in person, Petco OU Merchant Street Barre. Z48tf SERVICE STATION MAN part time, weekends. Some experience. Apply in person, Harolds Gulf Service, 107 State Montpelier.

248tl4 SALE No. 1 Apples $3 A Bushel Bring A Container A Real Savings at If Per Pound Fresh Cider Daily Farm Store Open To P.M. WINDY WOOD FARM WANTED! Used Furniture, Appliances, Tools, Etc. HIGHEST PRICES PAID BY Vt.s Biggest New and used Furniture Store THE TRADING POST Montpelier 223-2702 WASHINGTON WEST SUPERVISORY UNION POSITION AVAILABLE Secretarial Clerical Assistant to Superintendent of Schools in Waterbury. Please contact Superintendents Office by phone at 244-8877 or write Superintendent ef Schools, P.O.

Box 351, Waterbury, Vermont 05676 NEW DELUXE SOLID STATE VERMONT PRESS BUREAU Social Welfare Department Deputy Commissioner Paul R. Philbrook Wednesday withdrew his request for $359,000 from the $1.2 million supplemental appro- priations bill. The Social Welfare Department is solvent, Philbrook told reporters after a meeting with the House Appropriations Committee The unexpected move by Philbrook aroused memories of the million deficit that Personnel Director John Simonds, then assistant to Administration Department Commissioner William French, had predicted last spring. Simonds had charged that the Social Welfare Department would run between million in the red and despite Phil-brooks counter argument that the departments deficit would be no higher than half a million dollars, Gov. Deane C.

Davis hired Pinkerton detectives to make a statewide investigation of possible welfare cheating. Philbrook said Wednesday that he had expected the bulk of the deficit to derive from the general assistance hospital bill payment program that went into effect in October, 1969. The Legislature had given the Social Welfare Department $400,000 to pay hospital bills, while the Social Welfare Department had anticipated potential hospital costs might run as high as $1.2 million for the year. During the first three months Superior solid state control maintains the proper speed and power for every possible use. Blends Chops Crumbs Grates Grinds Liquefies Mixes Purees Pulverizes Shreds Stirs Whips Beats Egg Whites Even Crushes Ice! 48-ounce glass container has individual cup markings.

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MODEL UBL-3. ONLY Reg. $49.80 NOW s34 APPLIANCE CO. 6644 Barre, Vt. FROM UNIVERSAL1 BV GENERAL ELECTRIC Central Vermont Planners Meet Next Tuesday There will be a meeting of the Central Vermont Regional Planning Commission at 7:30 p.m.

on Tuesday, Jan. 20 at the East Montpelier Elementary School. Included in the regular agenda for the business meeting will be a discussion of regulations and codes, including subdivisions, building, housing, etc. Bill Would Apply Fair Housing law To Nursing Homes VERMONT PRESS BUREAU A bill which would bring religious-related institutions and non-profit nursing homes under the provisions of the Fair Housing Act of 1967, passed the House Wednesday and was messaged to the Senate. The bill ran into no opposition in the lower chamber despite the fact many of the present members worked in opposition to the Fair housing law three years ago.

If the bill passes the Senate and becomes law, religious institutions will be prohibited from discriminating against applicants for reasons of race, color or creed. Also passed and sent to the Senate was a bill which would make trespassing a criminal offense, rather than a civil one. The measure had sparked considerable opposition in the lower chamber Tuesday but was advanced by a large margin. The bill was passed last year by the Senate, but the House made a minor amendment so it must go back tq the Senate for final approval, Under the tertns of the proposed law, a land owner could call the police to have a trespasser removed from his property. The penalty for trespassing would be a $100 fine.

Another bill which was passed by the House and will go to the Senate amends the medical registration law to provide for an examination fee of $100, an increase of $25 and would give the board authority to use multiple choice questions as well as essay questions in the examinations. QUARRY MEN Immediate Openings For Jackhammer Operators -Bar Operators Torchmen Laborers Minimum Starting Rate $2.71 40-hour week Paid Holidays Paid Vacation Inclement Weather Pay Company paid Life and Accident HospitalMedical Insurance WELLS LAMSON 476-7463 Dick Wright Call Collect 8 a.m. 4 p.m. or Nearest Vermont Employment Service Office SAVE $14.85 BankAmericard or Master Charge Welcome! The Home of Brand Names IF YOU CAN SUPPLY? CHARACTER SINCERITY DESIRE ENTHUSIASM SALES EXPERIENCE I Can Supply An Excellent Sales Position. For Interview Call Mr.

Phil Hecker 476-4914 or 479-9308 TELEVISION 476 61 N. Main i.