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The services are Kevin, Kryzak telling the atory sponsored by the Manchester and please drive safely. of Hanukkah. Mnisterial Association. Kindergarten and Grades 1 of Manchester High School, will to 6 sang two Hanukkah songs. Oapt. Ernest Payton of The speak about the Manchester Ed­ The eptire student body joined Balration Army Corps will con­ ucational Foundation at a meet­ in singing "Up on the House duct a service on Sunday from ing of the Kiwanls Club of Top” and "Santa Claus Is Com­ U.S. Planes Grounded 6:40 to 6:S6 a.m. at the chapel Manchester on Tuesday at noon ing to Town.” Songs in Swe­ of Manchester Memorial Hos­ at Fiano's Restaurant, ]^lton. dish, Russian, German, Italian, THE SEASON'S BEST TO. EVERYONEI pital. The services are spon­ French, Polish and Spanish fol­ sored by the Manchester Coun­ The executive board pf .Cha- lowed. cil of Churches. And Thanks For Your ’Valuable Patronaga— minade Musical Club will meet Other carols in the program Monday at 8 p.m. at the home Included .‘‘O Come All Ye From the Management and Staff at St. John’s Polish National of Mrs. David Comp, 97 Hollis­ Faithful,” "Silent Night,” "O Catholic Church will have ter St. Mrs. Mary Stewart will ‘ THE K IN G Third Straight Day Little Town of Bethlehem” and Masses on Sunday at 8:30 and be co-hostess. There will be a "Hark the Herald Angels PERO of Produce” 10:30 a.m. in commemoration Christmas party after the meet­ Sing.” 276 OAKLAND STREET a MANCHESTER, CONBT. erf St. Stephen's Day. There will ing. Members are reminded to The csutoms of various coun­ be blessing and distribution of bring gifts for an exchange. tries were explained prior to Viet Truce wine on Monday at 8:30 a.m. the each song. Students having 36 Cong Feast of St. John. speaking parts in the program Police Arrests Included Jo Ann Schaefer, W orked on The Salvation Army meeting Killed by " Peter Gourley, Dale Valli, Gra­ WHERE THE BEST GRINDERS COME FROM usually held on Mondays at 2 s # i ' Louis Antollnl, 36,'’'o f 95 ham Pulton, Michael Shensie p.m. at Westhill Gardens has and Gary Carlson. By Vatican been canceled until Jan. 3. North St., was charged with Marines breach of the peace and intoxi­ VATICAN CITY (AP) — Vati­ TRADE PACT SIGNED cation last night after a dis­ GRINDER can diplomats were reported SAIGON, South Viet turbance at a Depot Square BELGRADE, Yugoslavia today working to encourage a (AP) —Yugoslavia and Cuba Nam (AP)— For the third GIFT WALLETS restaurant. He is scheduled to pos.sible New Year’s truce for have signed a trade agreement straight day, the United Leather appear in court at Manchester Viet Nam as a new step in the States kept its planes out Jan. 10 for '1966 which provides for a 20 KING personal peace campaign of of North Viet Nam’s skies Travel Cases John Aszklar, 136 Vernon St., per cent increase in mutual Pope Paul VI. Civil Air Patrol Promotions and Awards Night trade. today, but U.S. Marines ARTHUR DRUG was charged with breach of the 176 SPRUCE ST., NEXT TO POLY-CLEAN Vatican Informants said that peace and summoned to appear Donald Sobol, left, of Wat' dets, plus Ronald Lout, Allan training and supervisory man­ These railroad cars were among 13 which became part of a New Haven Railroad freight train travel­ while the Pope was disappointed killed 63 Viet Cong in in court at Manchester Jan. 10. rous Rd., Bolton, and Roger Cleveland and Stephen Beaulieu, agement training. Roger White derailed this morning near New London. They were ing under a highway overpass. (AP Photofax) that the Christmas truce had ground skirmishes after a Bugbee, center, of Hickory Dr., who sold the most candy in a of 86 Keeney St., a former ca­ been short-lived, he was encour­ short Christmas truce. Bolton, were promoted last fund raising project for orien­ det and now in his first year at We Wish Everyone aged that at least some pesults The Marines reported strikes night to cadet second lieuten­ tation flights. the Air Force Academy, Colo­ had been achieved in answer to against the OonUnunists during ants at Civil Air Patrol Promo­ Civil Air Patrol caulet train­ rado Springs, Colo., attended his cease-fire plea. patrols around the bdg U.S. air­ tions and Awards Night at Scientists base at Da Nnng, 880 miles ing, consists of basic Intro­ the meetings. He is home on A Merry Christmas Mean Thief 13 Freight Cars It was said that both the Pope Manchester Armory. About 50 northeast ot Saigon. ’Ih e A m ert- ductory training, aerospace Christmas leave. (Herald photo and his corps of diplomatic ad­ cJoi(OUS cadets and guests attended. JOLIET, 111. (AP)— Bur­ cans reported taking light cesu- education, military leadership by Satemis) visers felt that the re.sumption Timothy Beckwith of 45 Well­ and A Happy New Year glar's broke into Salvation Clash over aJtles. man Rd., right, squadron com­ Army headquarters over the of fighting did not in itself rule out further progress toward the A squad of Leathemecks mander, presents Bugbee with weekend and stole 22 bags Slide Off Track A - Defenses pounced on about 40 Viet 0 )i« , Cknistfuas the Gen. Billy Mltchel Award, THANK YOU of food intended for the poor. start of negotiations. Vatican diplomats were said IdUlng 15 at a hamlet called for which he recently complet­ Capt. Ross Zargus of the WATERFORD (AP)—Thirteen cars of a New Ha­ BERKELEY, Calif. (AP) — QuangHa No. 1 . ed a course of study. Salvation Army said' the ven Railroad freight train were derailed today. No one to have been instructed to set up FRED ANNULLI, Owner Two prominent scientists secret contacts with both sides Two hours later a MAr(no pla­ Promoted to cadet staff posi­ bags of food were worth $15 was lujinjured. ui eu. — clashed today over the value — in the Viet Nam war. toon near Qxiang Ha No. 2, tions are Cadet 1st Lt. Anthony each. The derailment occurred was expected to be delayed Gerald Mantoya presents birthday gift to wife, DAVE McC o n n e l l , Mgr. The first objective reportedly about two miles southward, was Sobol, cadet squadron comman­ about four miles west of New most of the day. or danger — of proposals to Robyn. She was 20 yesterday, the day after giving attacked by 76 Viet Oong armed was another cease-fire — possi­ der; Donald Sobol, cadet adju­ London under the Great Neck Passenger trains, the railroad spend billions on antimissile birth to Siamese twins. The twins, girls, were sur­ with automatic weapons. Road overpass. spokesman said, were rerouted systems and fallout shelters. bly for New Year's Eve and tant; Roger Bugbee, operations HOURS TODAY 11 A.M. TO 7 P.M. gically separated yesterday and have been given a The Americans called In artil­ “ Reliance upon a defense sys­ Day — that might be more ef­ officer; and Cadet Sgt. Ronald Big Oil Rig The train was en route from better than even chance to survive. (AP Photofax) lery support, tanks and armed Lout, first sergeant. tem of such extraordinary com­ fective than the Christmas CLOSED CHRISTMAS DAY New Haven to Worcester, Mass. and Plainfield over truce. hrflcopters. When the brief en­ Flight leaders are Cadet 2nd The cause was not deter- t^^ks normaUy used for freight plexity may bring more risk The Pope was reported con­ counter was over they counted Lt. Robert M. Elder, Mitchell Collapses, than safety,” said Dr. Barry OPEN AS USUAL SUNDAY mined immediately. ° . cerned about the renewal of the bodies of 41 Reds. Cohen and Miss Marcelline •’ Delays because of this round- Commoner, head of the Depart­ JOHN BABINEAU Several of the derailed cars about route were expected to Other aides said that Vatican Marines, In other acstteied Elder. Assistant flight leaders ment of Botany at Washington Siamese Twin Girls were tankers containing pro- range ftxwn 90 minutes to two diplomatic activity to foster actions against the Rede, re­ are Stephen Lewkowlcz, Roland 46 Missing University, St. Louis, Mo. pane gas. but officials said hours. peace in Viet Nam would con­ ported WUing seven Viet Oong Miclette and Miss Carol Gear. Best Dr. Edward Teller, University w GRIMSBY, England (AP) — there were no leaks or fires. Repair trains from Provl- tinue at all levels. during the day.
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