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VC Bomb Saigon Billet; with Dinner at J P.M ■ y - 4 -POUR Manrl][^Btpr iEojfning IfwaOi PETOAY, DECEMBER J j lMR Averiyre Dully Net Press Run M a t The Greater Hartford Square ftr the Wee^ Ended T h e lr a id ^ ' nit Town "Dance Club with Red Glinsky, MHS Honor RoD Teachers Watch Q u ic k fi E ^ f Novenber 27,1060 club caller, will Join the mem­ ’ Turning 'eoidtr I& ^eim of the Man- Manchester High School LETTUCE -hcfid 25c bers of the Mental AJd Fellow­ TV Discussion Foods Appear fair, (xddar fau»<g*>t, low ta MSi .llMnatcir TWCJA, wUl have a ship Social Center on Tuesday has recorded 302 students COMICE PEARS ........... ................................ do®* 59c 14,555 Cteletoiaa luncheon Ti^sdey on its honor roll for the TOMATOES, CeUo..........................................pkjf. 29c nuMtly aunny and cool toaipt^ '-^ 4 noon at the Community Y, 79 evening. Volley ball, creative On Constitution This Weekend ' 4- writing and oil painting are first quarter of the current COLD FRESH CIDER ....................... gal (cts.) 69c row, high near 4& N. Main St. Those attending are school term. The names of Mat^haeier^ A City of Village Charm several activities scheduled for Four social studies teachers CSirlstmas ^ c ia litie s and con­ HILLS or MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE . .!b. 76c x<eminded to hiing main dishes the students will be found from Bennot Junior High Schotrf or deftseits ftw a buffet place Thursday. Afternoon programs, venience foods for tired house- Schrafts. Chocolates VOL. LXXXV> NO. 55 (TWELVE PAGEB—TV SECTION—CONNECTICUT UFE) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1965 followed by dinner, are held on on today’s High School attended a novel Inter - city (ClwUled AdrertUng aa Page §) PRICE SEVEN CEMTIF SetUnga, and gifts for a grab World page. Holiday Special. Stock up! ......................... .. • • *79c the same days starting at 1:30 closed circuit television confer­ wlvee are appearing In the m ar­ bag. There will be a recipe ex­ ence yesterday examining the kets this weekend. Produce—Both In and Out of Season Is Here! change after the hinoheon. The p.m. People from the Greater Hartford and Manchester area, pro|3osala of the Constitutional Ffom now through the holi­ Belgtum Endive, Boston Lettnoe, Salad Bowl, Spinach, event is open to all members, Holiday Music Convention. Green - Yellow Squash, Green Beans, leeks, Chinese Cab­ |>aat end present, of the group. who have been treated or are days, the emphasis will be on bage, Peas, Beets, Red - IVUte - Bine Grapes, Boso - being treated for a mental or The four, Mrs. Bernice Maher, Mrs. Doris Hogan, Mrs. Eliza­ foods quick and easy to prepare D’AnJou Pears, ‘Tangelos, Tangerines, Ifoanish Melons, emotional illness, are welcome. Meeting Theme Dates, Figs, Mixed Nuts, Pink - m ite Indian River Seed­ Capt. C.G. Houtsma of the beth Intagllata and Ronald Ed- to ease the burdens of exhausted For more information, contact ‘‘Everywhere Christmas To­ less Grapefruit, Imported Chestnuts, Pineapple, and Appleat IT.S. Coast Guard will speak tlie Capitol Region Mental mundson, w e^ at the Hartford Christmas shoppers and card Macs, Red - Golden Delicious,' Baldwins, Northern Spys, Wednesday at 8 p.m. at a meet­ night” Is the theme of the session which was presided over writers. Wlnesl^M, Cortlands and McGowan. Health Association, 217 Farm ­ by John Alsop and Atty. John ‘Tangerines, tangeloe, oranges, ing of the Southern New Eng­ ington Ave., Hartford. Christmas program- of the “Here’s Where Yon Meet Your Neighbors and Friends T* land Section of the Society of Ohamlnade Musical Club for Kenneily. Paul McAllister, a grapefruit, pomegranates, pop­ Gemini Countdown ninth em de student at Bennet, corn and a full range of huts are Automotive Elnglneers In the Monday at 8 p.m. in the Federa­ Terrace Dining Room, Bradley The Manchester Registered was also present. coming in, with pecans and pea­ Nurses Association will have its tion Room at Center Congrega­ The broadcast, which also In­ nuts particularly plentlftil. "TH E K IN G Field, Windsor Locks. His topic Shafer photo will be ‘‘Propulsion Systems in annual Christmas Party on tional Church. Mrs. Howard cluded New Haven, New Lon­ ‘Thanksgiving shoppers made a of the Coast Guard.” Dinner will Tuesday, Dec. 14, at Piano’s Chase is program chairman. don, Norwalk and Torrington, Engaged big dent In the turkey supplies, PradiK;*!" be served nt 6:46 p.m. Restaurant, Bolton. A social The event is open to all women was sponsored by the State but there still are enough to hour is scheduled from 6 to 7 The engagement of Miss Jean 276PERO OAKLAND STREET • OPEN 7 DATS s 643-6384 Rendezvous Interested in music. Refresh­ Dept, of Education, the Connect­ meet December needs. VC Bomb Saigon Billet; with dinner at J p.m. Wig fash­ ments will be served after the icut Council for the Social Stud­ Eva Simons of Hebron to Daniel Lettuce, carrot and celery William C. Whitesell, son of ion and wigs will be presented program. ies and Station WTIC in order Michael Dormer of Manchester prices are Inching up, following Scheduled x Mr. and Mrs. Chadwick R. by a West Hartford salon. Vocalisits participating in the to promote discussion of the con­ has been announced by her the heavy rains In California. Whitesell of »1 Bretton Rd., has Santa Claus will distribute grab program are Mrs. Mildred vention in the classroom. Stu­ parents, Mr. and Mrs. Adolph F. Beans and artichokes are Mgh. been named to the dean’s list bag gifts, For reservations, con­ Wills, contralto; Miss Thelma dents in some social studies Simons of Gilead St. ‘There are increasing supplies In 9 Days for outstanding achievement tact Mrs. Robert M. Hultman of MacLachlan, soprano; Mrs. classes ait Bennet are expected H«Sr fiance is a son of Mr. and of beef, with special emphasis 11 Killed^ Scores Hurt during the past year, a junior 106 Cambridge St. by tomor­ Elizabeth Lambert, soprano; to hold an informal vote on the Mrs. John M. Dormer of 259 this week on ground beef and CAPE KENNEDY, Flar at the college majoring in in­ row. Mrs. Mary Stewart, contralto; convention issues next week. Porter St. steak. Pork chops, roast afid SAIGON, South Viet (AP)—^The final count* dustrial administration, he is a Mrs. Mary Beth Comp, second Miss Simons is a graduate of ham are in good supply, and (iown began under Ranking Scholar. Whitekell is a Miss Louise Copping of 852 Rham High School and the Nam (AP)—A small band soprano; Mrs. Gladys Vennart, lamb roasts should be good buys. of Viet pong terrorists threatening, overcast sky graduate of Manchester High Vernon St., DAV Department soprano, and Mrs. Gloria Coro, Mrs. Secor Head Manchester School of X-ray today for man’s longed School. commander, and her auxilitry alto. Technology of Manchester Me­ with machihe guns blazing space voyage, the 14-day members joined with the De­ PianlS(^ accompanying the Of Ladies Aid morial Hospital. She is a mem­ stormed and blasted an en­ ber the X-ray staff of SL Holes Burned flight of Gemini 7 astrbr partment chapter members singers ire Miss Marjorie Ste­ listed men’s billet before nauts Frank Borman and Wednesday nl#ht to conduct a phens and Mrs. June Tompkins. Mrs. Irvin Secor of 144 High Francis Hospital, Hartford. Mr. dawn today, leaving 11 bingo for the residents of Rocky St. was elected president of the Dormer is a graduate of Man­ In Car Seats James A. Lovell Jr. Miss Stephens will also play persons dead and scores in'i “The weather’s a little ques­ Kill Veterans Home and Hos­ Christmas carols on shepherds Ladies Aid Lutheran Women’s chester High School and receiv­ 'Its SWEDISH Missionary League of Zion In a case of vandalism a car jured. tionable,” a National Aeronaut* pital. pipes made by herself. ed an, AB from Providence The ra ghrs escaped without a Evangelical Lutheran Church (R.I.) College in 1964. He is bellnging to Frances Grosso of Ics And Space Administratldii The program will include trace. ‘The ,bomb they used to spokesman said, "but our Miss Annette Abraitis of 68 Christmas music of America, at a recent meeting. working toward a master’s de­ Coventry had holes burned on KORV Other elected officers are blast the elght-atory Metropole weatherman telle us it should b« Doane St. was inducted into Spain, England, Poland and gree in business administration. the plastic cover of the front Hotel In dowritOwp' .aal gnn took Mrs. Louise Mertens, vice presi­ okay at the time of the ^Mt." SALE Gamma Chi Sigma honor so­ Germany. A June 25 wedding is plan­ seat, both in front and on the the lives of bw ^m ericans, a Sponsored by ciety at Becker Junior College dent; Mrs. Wolfgang Mueller, ned. back. A Titan 2 rocket waa to thun* recording - corresponding secre­ New Zealand troopl|r and eight der to life at 2:30 p.m. to hurt I BOY SCOUT TROOP IZs] yesterday at the college. The car had been parked at Vietnamese. 4 tary; Miss Emily Kissman, Christian growth; Mrs. Marga­ Iona Manufacturing and the vic­ Air Force Lt. Ool. Borman and Silk Town Four treasurer; and Mrs. Emil ret Storrs, Altar flowers; Mrs. Seventy-two Americans were Navy Cmdr. Lovell away front Emanud Lutheran ‘The DAV Chapter and its tim told police that the .car had Injured and estimates of Viet­ Bi'onkie, financial, social secre­ Raymond Miller, Altar Guild; been entered between 8 a.m. and the earth on the sU rt of their Church Auxiliary will have a joint tary. for a recreation room? namese wounded ranged to epic voyage.
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