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Adrianas S & W Golden Co Rn FAOl TWENTT-FOUB THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 29. 1962 iKanrlif Bt^r lEnBuittg Afvmge Daily Net Prcaa R or V ot the Week Eaded Wm . MembMs of the Manchester The “Ranging of tbs Q n m ," Havambet' g i, 1962 Chapter, Hammond Organ Socie­ a family Chrlstmu program, will O a k r a a d aaU tM dgU^ Issii A b o u t T o w n ty, 'Will have a Christmas party be ^Kmsored by the Manctiester From Your Neighbor's Kitchen Saturday at the Chinese .Hitching YWCA Sunday at 2:80 pm. at 13,847 m the 26a exeept 26-21 hi H m Guild of Our Lady^, S t B a r- Post restaurant, Newington. Din­ Whlton Memorial Idhrary. The PRESCRIPTIONS Ibiiilw r 'aC the AmK larger urlwa areas. Suaay : , w ill ner will be served at 7:30 p.m. program will include songs by the Bveau a< CtaoiM ta mod tomomw, H|h arauud 61 day of recollection Sunday frbm 2 n r DOBn BKLDINO^ There will be a grab bag. Mem­ Round Table Singers o t M anches- Manchester^A Cky of ViUage Charm to 5 pm . at the church. 11m R ev. bers and friends are inviM^ ter High School, directed by O. ▲ m M l tlMiA a u i 1M prapwed In Rk^ard C. Bollea will conduct Albert Pearson. iM i than thirty minute* 1* usually three confareiices. The service The VFW will sponsor a Christ­ 9 - 9 8 1 4 VOL LXXXn, NO 52 (TWENTY-FOUR PA6ES-4N TWO SECTIO: MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, NOVEBIBER 80, 1962 (daaaHled Advwhktag aa Rage 22) po|Nilar with idl homemakers. will dosd with a Benediction of mas Dance Saturday for members PRICE nvE onns the Blessed Sacrament Women of Mrs. Oglore White, patriotic In­ W E DELXVEB ____ Mra. Harold Wareham, B6 E lw ood of the post, auxiliary and Stein structor, VFW Auxiliary, recently the parish and guests are invited. Club at the post home. Dick FanPs presented American flags to Girl Rd., say* that Brasilian Omelet '"•"’’"stra will play for dancing Con <3ame with Ftled Rice Is eepe- The ^tewlde parent-teacher Scout Troop 200, Avery St. Ele­ fro m 9 p.m . to 1 a.m . mentary School, W appi^, and to PINE PHARMACY U.S. Starts dally good to serve after a long State News group of Oak Hill School for the 664 CENTER STREET—CORNER OF ADAMS day of OhriatRias shopping as it blind. West Hartford — ----- 1 a newly, organised Girl Scout MaJ. B. Walto* Leunle will con Troop at Wapping Elementary is quick and easy and needs only Sunday at 7:30 p.m. at White Me­ duct an Informal study of the S ch ool, a toaeeJ salad and simple dessert morial g^nnasium, 120 ho Cv...io book "Pilgrim Progress" tonight TV Bias Curbs Roundup to complement it. St Matthew DlMartino, chief of at 7:15 at the Salvation Army Kashmir Talks Set, BraslHaa Omelet Can Came adult services, Connecticut State chu rch . M em b^ of the Women’s Auxil­ Sanoe Board of Education of the Blind, iary of Manchester Memorial Hos­ 1 mm ground beef will speak. T o m m y Dae and the High pital planning to attend a work­ In Housing 1 tablespoon salad oil shop session eft Waverly Inn, Che-' iproved Patrolman^s Nerve Tensions, a five-piece m usl^ 1% cups canned tomatoes The , Little Flower of Jesus group, will be featured at the shire, Tuesday, include Mrs. Mar­ % teaspoon chill powder Mothers Circle will meet tomor­ Teen Center dance tomorrow night tin Erickson, Mrs. John Medone, WASHINGTON (AP) Firm Despite Blast Mrs. Seymour Nejeber, Mrs. Philip % green pepper cut In strip* row a t 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. at the Teen Center on School St. 8 1 Spomoiwd by t iM LADIES of ST. JAMES, h i The federal government’s two , The Vatican communique, is­ Sumner arid jMrs. David Warren. VA'nCAN^ CITY (AP)—( Brown meat In oil. Add toma­ Jdm Foley, 52 Trebbe Dr. Mrs. This dance is limited to card mem­ top home lending agencies out­ sued In the early afternoon, said: EASTHARTTORD (AP)— toes, salt, chili powder and green William Anderson will serve as b ers on ly. The session is sponsored by the Pope Jobfi'XXm is making a , Pakistan Wary ^ ST. JAMES' SCHOOL HALL, Poili Stroot "The condiUon of the Holy Fhth- pepper. Cook 10 minutes, stirring co-hostess. Connecticut Hospital Assoclati<»i lined today a pdicy .of per­ good pflTOvery, 'with medical A young policen^M had his for its auxUieu^ w orkm . u is improving. ’Hie pre^bed frequently. Miss Margaret B. Beach, daugh­ » FRIDAY. NOV. 30— 7:30 to 10:00 P.M. suasion, with a big stick in re­ lent “ obtaining the m ed ica l an<) d ietary treatm en t is cap blown off last night when O m elet Miss Barbara Wallett depart­ ter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. serve, for enforcement of obtaining the hop^ for reeults. fired at by a man with a shot­ 6 eggs separated for results” in his bat- ment historian, American Legion Bea<^, 143 Boulder Rd., has been The Manchester Junior Square SATURDAY. DEC. 1— 11KK) A.M.-5:30 PJR. President Kennedy’s order le against anemia, a Vatican The .'ugust Pontiff got up yester­ gun, but he kept his nerve And S taUespoons tomato Juice Auxiliaiy, is attendhig an Area elected to the 1966 class council, Dance Club will have lessons for day afternoon and this morning 1 teasx>oon salt banning (liscrimination in communique said today. made the arrest moments UN Beefs Up A conference on child welfare and the governing' body for the freeh' teen-agers tonight from 7 to 9:16 S "TiMto'B Bo Somoriiinq for EvoryoM!" for brief Umea occupied him- W ay .Paved dash of pepper rehabilitation at Concord, N. H. man class at Wheaton Colleg^. at Verplanck School. ersUy financed housing. ’The 81-year-old pontiff g ^ out of «elf with some ’problems regard- later. S tablespoons fat or salad oil Neal J. Hardy, commlsridher of ■When It w u a ll over. P olicem an his sick bed briefly again” thfa ' Ing the government of the Church, Beat egg yolks until light col­ the Federal Hoiising Admlnlstra- Frank Benettieri, 23, said the G>ngo Forces, morning and "occi^ed himsblf giving the relative dispositions.’’ ored and thick, add tomato juice tiim , >and P h ilip B rcnnistein, ch ie f charge came so close that at first with some problems regarding the There were widespread—but un­ For Shifting and seasonings. Beat egg whites benefits director o^Jlie Veterans govbtninent of the Oiurch, ^ving he thought for certain he haul been until stiff and fold into yolk mix­ confirmed-reports the Pope hu a h it. Goads Katanga Administratiem, M i at a jdbt the relative dispositlans,’’ the stomach ulcer. ture. Heat fiat in skillet and add news conferenermat even effort statement added. "I thougftit I was dead,’’ he said. egg mixture and cook covered will be niade/to persuade builders Dr. Gubarrlni 'wu quoted by *T wondered why I didn’t fall." Area Force It w u the second time he had the Milan paper n Giomo u deny­ UNITED NATIONS, N. Y. without stirring over very low When it comes to meat, don’t settle to end discriminatory practices in been able to get up since he w u But the blu t had missed him by (-AP)—Acting Secretaiy-Gen- heat until om^et puffs, usually the sala.>m VA or F ^ financed ing “speculatiiHi the Pope suffers inches, Just blowing his cap off. stricken Tues^y. from cancer of the prostate." eral U Thant sends his chief NEW DELm, Ibdia (AP) ab ou t 8^'mlnutea Uncover and bake hom eq.''^ Vatican sources said the Pope’s The incident occurred on a stair­ fai slow oven, 325 degrees, 16 m in- Dr. Gubarrlni, 80, waji quoted way at the home of Ehigene A. military adviser to the Ck>ngo —Prime Minister Nehra and If this fails the builder will be doctor w u concerned, however, U explaining about the pontiff'a Pakistani Presidoit Moham­ Utes, or place under broiler to subject to. sanctions, they said, that he 'wu rushing things in his D’Alessandro, 24, of 60 Hamilton today to tighten pressure on brown. Fold in half on serving dish con d ition : Rd. Police haul gone there to in­ med Ayub Khan have agreed for half the quality... get a full which "may take the form of determination to get back to work. "Certainly he is prostafic. Ev­ Katanga President Moise and pour sauce over omelet. Serve ' placing the offender’s name on an “As soon u he feels a bit bet­ vestigate a complaint of a domes­ to new negotiations on the 16- with Fried Rice. erybody is at his age, including tic squabble called in by D’Ales­ Tshombe and try to end the Ineligible list.” ter, he wants to get out of bed,’’ me. But there 1s absolutely no seosssion of the province. year feud over Kashmir and F ried B l c ^ Dr. Antonio Gubarrlni w u quot­ sandro’s wife. VA and FHA financed homes ca n ce r.’ * -As Benettieri started up the Thamt ordered Brig, I. J. Rikhye other disputes—but the talks H cup onion chopped make up about 20 per cent of prl- ed. u saying. ’Tt Is difficult to X cups uncooked rice stairs, he saw D*Alessandro wait­ to relay to the U.
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