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Other Areas Clearing David Abnomi Jsm Chairman, Tuesday Present­ Man; Mrs T- / /V ,' > FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 2S, 1966 jjPAGE THIRTY-SIX Average Daily Net P r ^ Run The W eather For the Week Ended Airman l.C. Douglas A. Clearing this aftenwXRirWill ^ Can* for Plewort.^ November 19, I960 .' About Town Bird, son o f Mr. and Mrs. R. L ChurQh^lans near 56; fair, cooler tobiglM;, Bird of 38 Harvard Rd., has TMok of Tho*, low near 30; increasing cloudi- ^ j, Francta Blaury^ and Edward recently returned home after Choridf Event ness toinorrow, high In dtolmore of FSall Rlv«r. Masa., completipg his second tour o f 15,131 Vre weokend guosta o f Mr. and duty with the U.S. Airforce in ParkbUI-Joyce Manch6»te^— A CUy of tillage Cham • David ^Imond, director of. mu- ' JMrs. Potar Plynn of 17 Roae- Viet Na3n. He served in the Air unary PI. Police on perimeter deitense at sic at Concordia Lutheran HANdHESTER, CONN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1966 (OlaMtfled Advertitfng oU Fsge 11) .PRICE SEVEN CBNT9; ^ • Flower Shop VOL. LXHtVI, NO. 48 ( f o u r I ^ e n p a g e s —t v SECnON) Phan Rang. x oiu i^h , will conduct the Ooheor- Frank Oakeler; Ftoprietor __' I David C. Keiin, son o f Mr. dia Choir Sunday at 8 p.m. in a SOL MAIN ST., MANOHESim >nd Mrs. W. David Keith o f 66 Manchester lyorid War Bar­ choral vesper profram, “ Abend- (Neort to Hartford Nattonal niUcrest Rd., has made the sec- racks and Auxiliary will Install muslk IV ." The event is oneh to' Bank) Jond honor roll; and Robert A'. officers Sunday at 2 p.m. at the the public . A freewill offering a YBS-WB DBUVBB • Fhoneet *49-0791 — S40-144Si JWWtehead Jr., son of Mr. and VFW Home, Center St. wlH be received. , -Mrs. Robert Whitehead Sr. of A chamber ensemble consist­ >9 Richard S t, is on the third Three members of the Man­ ing of Miss Mary Welters, obo­ ^onor roll for the first mark­ chester American legion Aux­ ist; David Machell, flautist, and ing period at Wiibraham iliary will attend a Department Paul Nangeronl, rioUnlst, will ;(Mass.) Academy. Rehibilitation and Child W el­ accompany the"'cholr. fare Workshop Saturday at 10 Kiwanis Honors President The Vesper Office wtU be sutig Miss lioulse Oopping, com­ a.m. at the Legion Home, W eth­ Dr. R. Glenn Reed Jr. of Marietta, Ga., president of Klwanlk by all in a plalnsong setting mander of the DAV Auxiliary, ersfield. ' They are Mrs. Leon International, presents a silver tray to President Johnson adapted from an old German land Mrs. Gora Blow, Amerlcan- Bradley, child welfare chair­ commemorating the -fifth year of Kiwanis’ international ex­ monastic breviary. The chqir Other Areas Clearing David ABnoMI Jsm chairman, Tuesday present­ man; Mrs. Wilber Little, re- tension program. The inscription on the tray reads, in part, and ensemble will perform &e ed an A m erica flag to Girl haibilitation chairman, and Mrs. "This tray is presented in grateful appreciation to Lyndon cantata, "A Little Advent Mu- These, progr^s- are modeled at- Bcout Troop 98 of Maple St. Ruth Hickox, poppy chairman. B. Johnson, President of the United States, the leader Of s l c 'Jsy Hugo Dlstler, a 120t ter old Btfropean Lutheran Serv- S(dtool, Rockville. Susan Buz- that nation." Reed thanked the President for his support century composer. The Office s^^e to. the directs *ell accepted the flag for the Arm y Spec. 4 James A. and the support of the nation which, Reed said, made the CanUcle, ‘M agnificat,” will be troop. Twenty-one tlag etiquette Air Crash Baldwin, son of Mrs.' Maude L. program possible. The presentation took place at the White sung in plalnsong with'alternate Ibe ear by mews of fine State Alert )>rochure8 were distributed. Baldwin, 437 N. Main St. and House. versets in organ settings by church music, new and old." the late George A. Baldwin, is Samuel Scheldt. The ngxt program in the series In Saigon^ The Army and Navy Club serving as a paachinist with the ’The Psalmody o f the Office will be'presented Jan. 29. May Be Over AuxlUaiy and the V F Auxiliary Headquarters and Main Support Oandee Conway, daughter of VFW Post and Auxiliary will consist of a new abtting of have t ^ n invited to attend 2 7 K illed Co., Second Maintenance Bat­ Mr. and Mrs. Frknk J. Conway meet Tuesday at 5:45 p.m. at ..pgaim Twenty-five” by Al- Ja Joint installaUon of officers Later in Day talion, part of the First Logls- of 267 Hackmatack St., -won a the Post Home. They wUl visit mond. This is the premier per- W Worid War I Barracks and Hunter Championship at^ a re- the- Newington Veterans Hospl- formance of the work which is , SAIGON, South Viet Nam ’Auxiliary Sunday at 2 p.m. at Ucal Command in the Vung Tau LAROE lUNDlE '(AP) — A U.S. Air Force trEuis- NEW YORK (AP) — area, Viet Nam. cent JEM Stable Horae Show, -tal. written for four- to six-part a the VFW Home, Center St. East Hartford on her brother’s, ------ cappeHa choir. poirt crashed and burned totvight Light overnight rain and Frank Conway Jr’s., horse. The Rev. George Smith, This is the fourth in the cur- MIXED 'n MATCH SALE! near Saigon’s busy' Tan Sbn an increase in wind move­ Pfc. William R. Lange, son FIREPLACE Manchester Cedarettea will Rocktown Kid. She also won pastor of The Presbyterian rent series of "AMndmuaik.’’ (Good Friday and Saturday Only) Nhut Ainpoct, killing all 27 per­ ment failed today to break meet Monday at 7 p m. at the of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel J. Lainge three ribbons on her own horse. Church, will conduct a service . ; . Red Vtf vet SwordS^ ea. 89c Scats ea. *1.29 sons aboard, U.S. miUUary offl- the smog cover that has Sr. of 15 Clearview Ter,, is WOOD dais said. ^ r k in g lot of the Connecticut Smokey, Sunday at 8:15 a.m. on radio ------------------------------^ ^ Black SaUdn Moll tea Kissing Gouramls ea.89o gripped the city for four^ Bank and Trust Co., N. Main serving as an imaige interpreter ___ WINF. The program is sponsor- Am AOm It was believed the ^ane, a with the 56th Military Intelli­ _ Oouramla ea. 89o twin-engine C47 Dakota, lost days. St. They will go to the home Charter Oak Color Slide As- ed by the Manchester Mlnlatef- Cft* AVG But for most of the smog- '« f Mrs. L<eon Smith, SI Birch gence Detachment near Nha sociation will meet Monday at ial Association. COSMETICS n Serpaes ea. 89o power in one of Us engines shortly after taking off from the stricken Eastern seaboard the -Hill Dr., South Windsor. Trang, Viet Nam. 8 p.m. at Connecticut Historical ------ ALL TOF LINES Small Red ea.89o Tan Son Nhut e4gfield in the out- air pollution crisis was lifting Society, Elizabeth St., Hartford. Members o f St. Margaret's [f r e e nBACTY ADVttni Tan Sharks skirta of the capital and the pi­ wiQi the entry of rain and wind. A program will include the New Circle, Daughters , of Isabella, W. e . OLENNCY CO . lot was trying to return to the Although the Connecticut England Camera Club council’s donated a complete turkey din- ARTHUR DRU8 S86 NORTH MADf ST. , airport when the plane plunged smog alert was still in effect inter-club competition and will ner for the nuns of St. Bridget into a swampy area. this momiing,’ it W'SS expwted t o be Judged at the meeting by church. DonaUons for the It was believed sU aboeed be terminated later today. Charter Oak Judges. Contest Thanksg;lvlng d i n n e r were THE COLCHESTER FORGE were mUiitary personnel, but Freshening northerly breezes slides in the nature category brought to a meeting ’Tuesday this was not confirmed immedi­ were due across the state, the GIFTS wiU be shown. The event is open night at the KofC Home. C anb ately. U.S. Weather Bureau at Wind­ to ■ all area club members, were played and there was a Reports from the scene said sor Locks reported. Early mont- E lM U E S m FDOOIDBE ----- penny auction after thfe business only a portiion of the right wing ing fog dissipated when wind FIBEFUCE'^IMIIKI 1 Reservations for a Christmas meeting. Members are remlnd- and tail structure were left after speeds mounted to " 10 mpli. Party for children, from to bring handmade articles flames swept the aircraft on Clouds then became visible. ______ iraonGHTIROH toddlers through those in Grade j,, ^ Christmas supper and fair impaot. The New York City Depart­ 4, Sunday, Dec. 4 from 3 to 6 Tuesday, Dec. 13 at the KOfC Municipal Building Lights Up for the Holidays The plane was en route to ment of Air Pollution continued p.m.’^it Woodruff Hall, Center Home. gon .in the central highlands, its antipollution alert and thff Congregational Church, may be Weather Bureau said a minor Michael Agostinelli, 8, and brother, Stephen, 6, are to right, Joseph Carman, representing, the Retail in the central hlgMandB. made with Mrs. -Wllliem Whit- Members of the Mark ’Twain improvement in the dirty air' ney, 159 Avery^St.; Mrs. Alan shown turning on the lights at the Municipal Division of the Chamber of Commerce; the boy’s An Air Force officer said the Memorial, Hartford, will mark transports can carry a maxi­ had occurred, but nothing lik* Larkin, 62 Somerset Dr., or the ISlst birthday of Mark Building last night, officially opening the holiday dad, Mayor Nathan Agostinelli and Harry Cohen what was expected.
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