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YOU BE the JUDGE! on Center St * I "JJI « t- I y- MONDAY, JANUARY 8.1982 PAOB FQimTBEN A venge Dailjr Net Press Ron The Weather. '1? - . | r Em tiig llsrslii ^ ' For the Week Ended Forecast ot tJ. S, Weatlier BnrMm • ;* 5 January 6, 1962 -■ ■ '■ * 5 The Slateihood a t Ten^le Beth 13,531 . Fair and mueh eblder tonight. ' . i About Town Sholom will meet tomorrow at 8:15 I.OW, 10 to IS. Wedneaday. fair p jn. in the Temple vestry. The Him, Daniels-Vicorito Wedding Sfember of the Audit and (Bofd. High tat 20*. \ - "HoUdaya in IsraW,” wUl be shown. nnvWEONESDAYK Bureau of Circulation ^ e?” TiM Lucy Bpwctr Group of 8e«s Manchester^—A City'of Village Charm > ti’ Miss Patricia Aim Vicorito and SchimMel • Rits ead OodfraBKttooal .phurdi wlU The Valparaiso Unlverally Guild, — — ■ ’’f; SiMt WoAwwUy at 3 pAU In the Nutmeg (mapter, will meet at Zion Edward CUfton fianiela, both of Evangelical Lutheran Church to­ (ChMsifted Advertising on Page 12) PRICE FIVE CENTS church parlor, weather pet^ttins. Manchester, were united In mar­ VOL. L3piX I,^0. 83 (FOURTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1962 Meiiihina will make cancer pa<U for night at 8. Mrs. James Mill, social riage Saturday morning at St Manchaater Memorial Hoapltal. worker and graduate of the tmiver- \ Hoateaea will bo Mra. Will Robln- rity, will be the guest speaker. Mrs. Bridget’s Church. Bon and Mte. Jamea Shearer. A n d i^ Lorenzen la chairman of The bride is the dauhgter of Mr. the meeting. and Mra. Louis A. Vicorito, 127 Worstx J^torms Brent Rd. The bridegroom la the State News The Phebe Circle of Emanuel Congress Leaders Lutheran Church Women will meet The Chamlnade Musical Club son of Mr. and Mrt. Earl C. Dan­ tomorrow at 8 p.m. In Luther HaU. wlU meet tonight at 8 at the home iels, 38 Barry Rd. Of Year Hit Mlaa Vivian Larson will lead the of Mrs. Lawrence Ahnond, 1208 ' Rev. Stanley HaatlUo per­ Roundup formed the dbuble rlng^reraony, devptlona. After the bustnees meet­ Main St. ing, members will work on cancer and celebrated a nupual Mass. Predicting Passage V I ■■ S t)u lh , West pads. M -a a te a a e s will be Mrs. BUlza Chapman Joy Circle, White pompons were at the altar. Charlea Danlela, Miss Ines Olson North Methodist Church, wlU meet The bride, given Jn marriage by Alsop Takes S^t Denver, Jan, 9 (/P)—The and Mrs. Hutfo Carlson. Wednesday at 3 p.m. at the church. her father, wore a white brocade Hostesses will be Mrs. Dorothy gown, designed with scoop neck­ bittere.st weather of the win­ line, fitted bodice, long tapered Of JFK Program At Political ter to date hit a large area of Arthur McGowan Jr., son of Mr. Hatfield, Mrs. Annie MdLagan and sleevee, full skirl and chapel train. and Mrs. Arthur McGowan, 40 Atrs. Theresa Mather. the United States from Mon­ She wore a cryata] coronet with ' Hartford, Jan. 9 (/P)—Re­ Wells St.; has been procnoted to fingertip ailk lUuaton veil, and oar-' Washington, Jan. 9 When newsmen quizzed him. on- tana to Louisiana and Missis­ V. stordtesciw third ' class in the Mrs. Ethel Davis, 14 'unden S t. the point he said: publican gubernatorial aspir­ has returned hmne from a holiday rlcd a Muquet of white roses. sippi today. U.S. Navy, Ho Is serving The Democratic leadership of “I have every confidence that if ant John Alsop charged today Numbing below zero cold.hit the aboard the USS. Norris at Ouan> vacation spent with her s<»»j Wil­ Miss Oalre Dearoaier o f Man­ chester served as maid of honor. Congress predicted today that the bill comes out of the ways and Rocky Mountain region following tanamo Bay Naval Base, Cuba, liam S. Davis and family, Rich­ means committee It will, be ap­ that Connecticut Democrats mond. Va.- . Bridennalds were Mlae Joan Gag- the bulk of President Ken­ "are being "manipulated like the heaviest snow of the season, liardi. East Hartford, Mias Gloria nedy’s heavy legislative pro­ proved by the House.” and this band of snow and below Training Area Ih e PWowcr'aft Club will meet He was asked quickly:. -"What puppets” with Democratic freezing weather was reported as Holy Family Mothers C i r c l e Rutsky and Miss Roberta Vend- grant will be passed in the tonight at 7:30 at the Masonic riUo, both of Manchester. All wore do you think of the chances of Its State and National Chairman far South as Arkansas, Louisiana Temple. Cards will bo played will meet Wednesday at 8 p.m. at emerald green satin walla-length new session starting tomor­ coming out of the committee?" ., and Mississippi. the home of Mrs. Robert Halllsey, McCormack paused a momcht, John M. Bailey, pulling .the At Fort Hood after the business meeting. gowns, designed with short sleeves, row. strings. Freezing weather and hazardou.i 100 Indian Dr. Mrs. Robert Bran- small bows at the waistlines, bouf­ The House majority leader and then said in a tone of finality; driving was foreca.sl for Southwest The Women's Home League ot nick will serve as ce-hostess1\ "•Well, thank you, gentlemen.” Alluding to Bailey's move to de- fant skirts .with back fullness and apeaker-to-be. Rep, John W. Mc- llvei; the Democratic U.S. Senate Alabama and Northwest Florida. Site of Mishap the Salvation Army will meet to­ matching' headbbws with circular cJormack, D-MaSs., told reporters .^Prevlew of Message The U S. Weather Bureau listed morrow at 3 p.m. in Junior hall. The WCTU of Manchester will The session with Kennedy was nomination to former Gov. A. A. I veils, I%e maid of honor carried after a White House breakfast Riblcoff, Alsop told the Hartford I Butte, Mont., as the coldest spot Hostesses will be Mrs. MaJ. Wal­ hold an all-day meeting tomorrow a boUq^uet of yellow and bronze parley that the Presldertt scored billed as a preview of the State in the nation with 41 below zero. Ft. Hood, Tex., Jan. 9 (/Fi— ter Lamle, Mrs. Elizabeth Wil. at South Methodist Church. X The ot the Union message the Presi­ Republican Women’s CJlub: I pompona, and the bridesmaids car­ Mrs. Paul R. Schlmmel a ’’tremendous record last year" "The boss pulls the strings and It was 39 below at Laramie. Wyo., An Army tank and a five-ton son and Mrs. Ethel Hastings. meeting will begin at 10:30 iuni., IN MANCHESTER He, added: - dent will dellvpr to Congre.ss In and minus 32 at Greeley. Colo. ried b r o i^ pompons. they line up and nod their heads truck filled with 23 soldiers a potluck will be served at noon, ’’I have every ' confidence that person Thursday. Cabinet mem­ A fanner near Greeley said his Junior bridesmaids were Miss Miss Judith F. Ritz of Canton, bers were .summoned to a later one after the other. The only head crashed head-on today .killing Immaculate Conception . Moth­ and the business meeting will be Deborah VicoMto, Manchester, sis­ Ohio, became the bride of Paul R congress will enact Into' law the that won’t nod belongs to the Con- thermometer registered 40 below held at 3 p.m. Mra. A i^ u r Gib greater part of the President's session'to go over the mc.ssagc. zero. five soldiers and injuring at ers Circle will meet Wednesdw at ter of the bride, and Miss Sharon Schlmmel of Manchester D4e. 30 After h is, "thank you," McCor­ gressman-at-Large (Frank Ko­ 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Tfiom- son Is chairman of refreshments. Clrigliano, Hartford, couAin of the program," Denver, digging out. from least 22 others. at First Preebyterlan Church in mack walked away from the squad walski and I expect that one will SLS Albro, 50 Winter St. bridegroom. They wore gold satin McCormack was speaking of the .be chopped off.” snowfall of more than 14 Inches, All of the dead and injured Frances Herron Council, Pyth­ Cantqn. domestic side of the administra­ of reporters and the battery of shivered in 19-below zero weather, waltz-length gowns, designed microphones 'and that was it — were from Co, A.of the 85th Motherhood of Mary Mothers ian Sunshine Girls, will meet to­ identical to the other attendants' The brjde Is the daughter of Mr. tion's want' list. It was 7 below in Chicago, coldest Circle has canceled Its meeting for night at 8:30 In the Knights of a That program Includes tax re­ news conference was over. No Rate Increase weather of the winter. Armored, a unit of the 2nd gowns, with matchhing headbows, and Mrs. John V. Rltz, Canton. The The leaders of House and Sen­ tonight and will meet Monday, Pythias Hall, 4«5 N. Main S t and carried bouquets of bronze and vision, medical care for the aged _ artford,'>■ Jan. 9 (>P)-“TIie,i Snow drove as far South acro.ss Ariiiored Divisioii, said Col. JSn. 15. at 8 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Raymond Gamble will in­ yellow pompons. bridegroom Is the son of Mr. and under social, security, aid to edu­ ate, with Vice President Lyndon Bridgeport Hydraulic Co. does not j ;Texas as Abilene, .Texarkana and Edward Kyle, information of­ Mrs. Edward Goss, . 123 Helalne stall new officers. Refreshments Raymond Girard of Hazardville JMrs. A lfred E. Schlmmel, 36 cation and other highly contro­ B. Johnson, gave Kennedy their contemplate any .Immediate in- the F.ort Worth-Dallas area, with ficer for the fort.
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