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.J f 1 PAGB snrrBEN TUESflJAY, JANUARY 80, 1962 Averasre Daily Net-Pren Ran iilattrjrp0trr H^raUi For Om Wtiiek Ended T h e Weather Jennary « . 166$ 'Forpcaat of C. 8. Weather BoreM St Mary's Episcopal Guild will present contract with the company Martin ia recommending, there are meet Thursday at 11 a.m. in the expires on March 1. Clear, very cold tonight. Low two other choicee with Haverty. 13,340 zero to mfaiuB 10. Uninday felr, About Town Guild Room at the church. Mem Garbagc^ Aide The cost of collection under the One would call for twlce-a-we«^ bers will bring sandwiches. Bever proposed contract would be $11,667 Member ef the AndH not quite to cold, eluuiee o f eotne collections for $12,167, with gar Bnrena of nmdaOon ages and dessert will be provided Announce Engagements a month, S667 a month more than light snow In evening. High 20 to Jo«M h HasaoUnl, son o f H r. and bage collected from me rear of 25. Mrs. t«u ls MassoUnl Jr., 1 Car by Mrs. Clayton Allison, Mrs. Ellz- Subjects for the town la now paying for the col yards and rubbiah from the curb. Manche$ter-^A City of Village Charm te r St., Is on a tour of southern aMth Kennedy and Mrs. Albert lection of waate. Waate includea The other would -be to extend the states with the concert choir o f the Lindsay. Members are reminded to any garbage or rubbiah that cin present contract, under which col University o f Miami. MassoUni, a bring gifts for the sunshine Board Today fit in a 22-gallon can. VOL.LX3DKI,N0.102 (EIGHTEEN PAGES) lections of waate are made twice- MANCHESTER, CONN., WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 31, 1962 (Cleasltlrd .advertising on Pago 10) IM I naduate of Manchester High basket. ' In addition to the contract that a-week for $11,000 a month. PRICE FIVE C E im Sehom, is a freshman at the Uni- The board of directors will meet vendty of Miami, Coral Oablee, tonight at 8 o'clock in the hearing FUu Mechanic Injured room of the Municipal Building to Fajrihers Get Choice State News Mr. and Mrs. Sidney B. Cushman discuss the creation of an assist Sr.. 531 Parker St., are observing Working on Car ant general manager and to consid their 48rd wedding anniversary to er a proposed contract combining day. A Rockville mechanic suffered garbage and rubbish collection on Roundup injuries to his chest and right Mias Katherine M. Giblin, own a once-a-week basis.-’ Ministers Vote for Ouster • fl ' er and business administrator of ankle this morning when he was Ihe question of assistance for Kennedy Bares the general manager was brought SHOP Manchester Convalescent Home, pinned between the automobile he Type B Flu Inc., and Francis P. Dellafera, ad was Servicing and a work bench to a head after the prolonged ill ministrator of Crestfield Convales ness of General Manager Richard cent Hospital, recently participat at DeCormler Motor Sales Inc., Martin, which brought about many Held Building ed in a workshop of nursing home 285 Broad St.. suggesitons from the directors on administration at Northeastern He is Charles Hildebrand, 45, of ways to relieve the burden of work HOUSE &..HALE Farm Program , Absenteeism University, Weston, Mass. 337 Village St., RockvUle. Hilde from the general manager.- brand was brought by ambulance Of Castro’s Regime by OAS No decisions on the matter were ' all day... 9:30 to 5:45 Hartford, Jan. 31 (JP)—The Robert E. McIntosh. 28 Harvard to the Manchester Memorial Hos attempted by the directors until By OVn> A. M Aim N ^the markets. Under most'-con- Rd., has been nafned to "Who's pital emergency room at ‘about diUonB this would depress prices. State Health Detriment is Martin himself could meet with Washington, Jan. 31 (/F )— Who in American Colleges.” Mc 11:30, and was imdergolng Xrays them. Marketing quotas would be set testing to determine whether Intosh, a student at Worcester at press time. President Kennedy sent a Martin does not favor the ap on all dairymen for the first time high absenteeism in West Polytechnic Institute, Worcester, A hospital official said he will The engagement of Miss Nancy^ The engagement of Miss Evelyn pointment of an aaslstant, but tough hew farm program to if the program is approved. Hartford and Norwich schools Mass., participates in football and be admitted to the hospital’s spe Jane Stratton of Manchester to Joan Yavlnshy of Manchester to The new Kennedy program is 2 on Circus High Wire Fall to Death Kenneth E. Walmsley of Middle- rather that a full-time town coun Congress today which would is the result of influenza. I _____ baseball, is a member of the Var cial care zone. Arthur William Biddle Jr. of New the toughest proposed by a Presi Arms Sale sity Club and manager o f the town has beian announced by her self be appointed to replace the give the nation’s farmers this Absenteeism among Norwich ’ A DeCormler forem an said ington has been announced by her present part-time counsel, that dent since federal controls were in W restling Club. He Is also busi parents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. WEDNESDAY choice: Accept- much tighter troduced into agriculture in the elementary' school children was re- Txr/ x v -j - Hildebrand was standing at the there be a full director of public ness manager of Tech News and Stratton, 35 Garden St. parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Yavin- 1930s. It's tough in this respect: ported at 20 per cent of a total 11/ f t I I £> n f t f t /§ f * t front of the car tuning the motor works rather than a deputy direc production controls on 'sur student body of 5,600 yesterday. <e-1-z f f-xc It. kn A l- copy editor of the Peddler, a dor Her fiance is the son of the late sky,; 42 Ashworth St. Embargo when a gear apparently slipped, tor, and that there be created a END - OF - MONTH plus products or face a cut In the past farmera were asked m itory counselor, treasurer o f PI Mr. and Mrs. John W a l m s l e y , At Sedgwick Junior High School /'r | x • • pinning him against his w o r k Her fiance Is the son o f Arthur central finance department rather to cut pr^uction of surplus items Delta Epeilon, and a member of Middletown. off of most federal price sup in West Hartford last week tlieie i . f t t I ft n O f > S 1 * 1 Masque. Nautical Association, Eta bench. W. Biddle of Madiera Beach. Fla., than the separate departments of or perhaps lose some of their price was a so per cent drop in attend- ^ ^ f ' O K O I II Miss Straton Is a graduate of ports and other aid supports. Now it's a case of cut Kappa Nu. Tau Beta Pi. Newman Hildebrand has been employed and Mrs. Cecelia Gleras of New controller, tax collector and treas Kennedy said In a special mes anc«- JO • 'w^ • Manchester High School. She Is ington. urer. surplus production or get practic Approved by the company for about a year Club. Phi Kappa Theta and Inter- employed by Combustion Engi sage that his proposals are de Dr. James C. Hart, director of / I If* J »| I B p f f f k l t and a half. The appointment of either an as ally no aid. fratem lty Council. neering, Inc., Windsor, and Is an . Miss Yavinsky is a 1957 grad signed to slice an estimated $5 bil the health department's Prevent- uate of Manchester High School, sistant to the general manager or lion off farm programs over the The more rigid controls high able Diseases Division, said there -------- - By WILLIAM U RYAN instructor for Wards School of a full-time town counsel would re lighted what Kennedy described Business, Hartford. and received her B. A. degree from next four years. Otherwise the arc.u indication.^...... theT, ahsenleeisni i.S' Detroit, Jan. 31 </P)—Two Punta del Este, Uruguay, quire charter changes. programs would cost more than as his " A B C D” farm program Mr. Walmsley is a graduate of Bates College, Lewiston, Maine, in the result of Tj-pe B flu vims. This „p_ u r ,, rvnl Jan. 31 (jP)--Inter-Ainerican Martin recommends that the $12 billion during that period. for the 1960s—abundance, balance, type of flu has been confirmed in " 'v m o e i. or tn e la m e n \\ al- the University of Connecticut, June 1961. She Is a history teach town enter a 16-month contract Additional alms are to boost consen’ation and development. at least 10 western stales. Icnaa family troupe were foreign ministers formally where he was a member of Alpha er at Newington High School. with the E. J. Haverty Co. for farm income and reduce costly He said the program is built The symptoms are. Hart said, kilcd la.st n ig h t w h en tlir e e ol' adopted a final report today Sigma Phi fraternity, and is em Mr. Biddle la a graduate of New- combined collection of all rubbish farm suipluies now in government around maximum use of the na fever, .severe headaches, abdominal tlie pei'form er.s fe ll w h ile do- ployed as an installation represent Iqgton High School, and a 1961 on their resolutions against and garbage, to begin when the Plus! Valuable S&H Green Stamps! hands, he said.

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