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Get a Better Steak •1 3L Iiattrteatpr Leumtug Bpralh Churchill Critically THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, FACE THIRTY-SIX Ettmfng H^raUt A firag* Dally Net Preaa Run The Wsathar For tlM Week Ended Fereeeal ef O. 8. Weetfeer structkm of the apartments on Deeenber 18, 1884 The Prantdi Club of Man­ No Lower PricoB Beow developing teefgM, een- chester will meet tomorrow at MCC to Oppose the basis that they Would sub­ Teen Center Anywhere In Oeaa. A b o u t T ow n 8 p.m. at Orange Hall. There stantially change thS character­ ttoaiag avengk tomevrew, 8-4 will be entertainment and re­ Apartment Bid istics of the area. "Save With Safety** 14,151 taiciMe arcmnulntion; lew tenlght freshments. He will argue that the area, StaH D rops Member of tiie Audit iiattrteatpr lEumtug Bpralh hi teene. Ugh temoirew near 88. Til* npMT C3ub wtn hold It* ------ 4 althouglvin Residence AA Zone, Bureau of ClrcnlatJon ■nnual mMtini; Sunday at 8:30 Womens Auxiliary of Man­ The Manchsstar Oonserratlon ARTHUR DRUa Manehester^A City of Village Charm pm» Ther* will b# electlob and is almom completely rural, and chester Memorial Hospital will Commission (OfCC) last night, that the construction would installation of ofTicen. At the Pay Request have Its annual Midwinter Tea seriously affect the town-owned eloae of busineoa dinner will be voted formal opposition to a (DlaaeUlad AdvertlMng an Pnge M) PRICE SEVEN CENTS Monday at 1:15 p.m. In the hos­ proposal for the construction of nature preserve. VOL. LXXXIV, NO. 89 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, JANUARY 15,'1965 pital dining room. Dr. John P. The adult supervisors of the 116 apartments on the Calhotm The conservation commission rec department-sponsofed Teen Braat will speak on ‘‘Psyshlat- was instrumental in the desig­ Toorly parlidi meeting of ry In Memchester Today.” Ed­ Farm, adjacent to the Oak Center have dropped their re­ PENTLAND BL John’s Polleh National nation of the preserve as a per­ vard Thoms, hospital admin­ Grove Nature Preserve. petual open space area, and, last quest for a wage adjustment, THE FLORIST Catholic Church will be after istrator, will also speak. Tea the 8 a.m. Mam on Sunday In Nicholas Penchef of Man­ spring, was appointed its over­ "in the best Interests of Man­ “Bverything In FtowenT* will be served after the meet­ chester and Arthur Godbout of seer. Centrally Located At the church auditorium. A cal­ ing. chester’s teen-agers,” and have endar will be arranged for the West Hartford, will appear be­ It was revealed last night 84 BIRCH STREET fore the Boning board of ap­ decided to abide with the de­ 848-4444— 848-6847 year. The FYlendahlp Club will The Town Pension Board will that a representative of the peals on Monday night to re­ partment’s salary schedule. Open 8:30-5:80 serve an installation dinner at meet tomorrow at 4 p.m. In the Lutx Junior Museum, custodians quest a special exception to con­ As a result ot their decision, Open Thnmday Nights tU • Churchill Critically 111 11. The traditional breaking of Municipal Building Hearing of the area, will also appear struct the $1.5 million, 21-build- the Teen Center will operate the wafer (Oplatek) will be ob­ Room, to conduct regular busi­ before the ZBA to express op' with maximum activities for the Parking Across the Street served. Ing complex on 13 acres off Oak position to the apartment con­ For 100 Cars . ness. Grove St. remainder of the winter and struction. spring, and no further contro­ Cub Scout Pack 98 wlH mee^t Members of Sunset Rebekah The Mcc several months ago tomorrow at T:!."* p.m. at Buck- versy is in prospect. Lodge will meet tonight at 7 :30 agreed informally to discourage The supervisors said that, al­ ley School. Thera will also be a at 5ie Holmes Funeral Home, construction at that site, and to soimeH meeting. though they would welcome a 400 Main St., to pay respects to Guest Speaker take steps for town acquisition Engaged pay adjustment, they under­ Skating - Coasting The engagement of Mias Me­ the late Mrs. Rudolph Swanson, The Rev. Donald J. Clark, of the acerage, as an open stand the necessity for the Im­ EVERUREENS With Blood Clot in Brain A gat - acquainted night for who was a lodge member. apace addition to the town- lissa Doman of Chicago, Bl., to plementation of town personnel parent* of prospective -1966 dean-director of Rolling Ridge, owned nature preserve. Gordon E. Mielke of Bolton has (IS For Solo) ftariiman at Kaet Cathahc High rules, and will press for the cre­ The Covenant Women’s Guild the New England Methodist ’Hie commission has held in­ been announced by her parents, School will be held tonight at ation of a better Image within Are now in front of n 18- will meet Friday at 8 p.m. at Conference Center of North formal talks with the owner of Mr. and Mrs. Doman of CWca-, 8 at the school. The program the rec department. yr.-old $85,000 home that Doctor Says ’Trinity Covenant Church. Offi­ the farm, with representatives go. Events wUl IndKide a school profile, a Andover, Mass., will be the k to be moved. Will dig question period, a tour of the cers will be elected and in­ o t the Capitol Region Planning Her fiauvce Is a son of Mr. and stalled. Mrs. Roger Lawson and guest .speaker at a churchwide out. building and an informal meet­ stewardship supper on Satur­ Commission and with General Mrs. Raymond Mielke, Rt. 44A. Stateman’ s Mrs. Burton Johnson will serve Manager Richard Martin, all of Report on Ice skating from ing with the faculty. day at 6:30 p.m. at South Meth­ Mias Doman is a senior at In State V as hostesses. whom had expressed intereet In the park department is the same RUSSELL’S ^ AN Y OFFER odist Churcli. Loyola University, Chicago. Spniee, Comer ef Oak St. The Acoordloa Teachers As­ A native of Wllliamstown, the acquisition proposal. — no skating. Her fiance is a graduate of CONSIDERED Heart Weak sociation of Oonneotlcut will 'nte Rev. James Gill, S.J. of However, no formal plans for Also, there Is no skiing at the Manchester High School aind of Open Tues. thra Sat. in Francisco will speak Mass., he is a grraduate of Wil­ sponsor Ms seventh annual com- liams College, Wllliamstown, offers had ever been made. Mt. Nebo slope. DeVry Technical Institute, Chi­ (Closed Mondays) 125 Towns Gain pettUons on March 37 and 38 Wednesday, Jan. 30 at < p.m. TEL 649-3435 LONDON (AP) — Sir and Union ’Theological Semi­ A representative of the MCC Supervised coasting is allowed cago. at StratfMd Motor Inn, 'Mdg*- at a meeting of the Home and No date has been set for tiie Winston Churchill today Sobool Asaociation of Assump­ nary, New York. He has served will appear at Monday night’s dally in Center Springs Park Under New Aid port. Teachers or i8udcots who as associate pastor ot Mathew- wedding. darirs additioaal iafonnation tion Junior High School In the meeting to oppose the con- from 8:30 to dark. suffered a cerebral throm­ mav oontact Louis CecoorulU, church hall. His topic will be aon St. Methodist Church, For Education bosis— a blood clot in the 8987 Main BU Bridgeport. Parents and Their Ambitiona Providence, R. L; minister of First Methodist Church, Paw­ brain— and there was wide­ for n ieir Children.” Guests are spread concern that the 90- TTW Aaaflhwy wBl sponsor hwttad. Father OiB la a gitMlu- tucket, R. I.; and coordinator HARTFORD (A P )—The a card party tomorrow at 8 ate ef Marquette (Wis.) Univer- of ’Wesley Parish, Boston, State Education Depart, year-old statesman might pjn. at Ihs post hotns. attSf of Madlcln* and la on the Mass., prior to his present po­ be at the end of the road. sition. ment moved into high gear tb U t of tbs Institute of Uving, today in its fight to have A medical bulletin from hls' Mrs. SaoMsI Bchoss, bm^ aa- Hartford. Mrs. Stanley Zatkow- The Rev. Mr. Clark serves as doctors said Sir Winston also sellent chief of Kemotial Tem­ ski will head a refrertiment com- secretary of The Interboard the Legislature adopt a has developed a clrcnilatory ple. PyttdsB Bisters, was taMfsll- iniMea. Council and vice chairman of Get A Better Steak new formula for distribut­ weakness, which would appear ad Tassday as past aMef of Me- the Commission on Ecumenical ing state money to local to Indicate that hls heart is m otM T M ^ e . Mrs. Marloa De- Affairs. He is a member of the flagging or that there was a Board of Lay Activities, the school systems. Lade of WWbaafltic, distrist de­ The department .said that 125 fairly general blockage of to* puty, scndaeted Bw Installattoa. Activities Night New England Annual Confer­ arteries. ence suid the Steering Commit­ of the .state's 169 town.s would She was asrtidi fl hjr Mrs. Her­ stand to gain more money un­ The medical bulletin, issued by bert ABsy, grand senior of Man­ Slated at lUing tee of the New England Chap­ Pinehurst his personal physician Lord der the new formula, and only chester, and M as Sahra 8toufh- ter of Methodists for Church Moran,, said: Renewal. He la a member o f ; 44 would lo.se. ton. asind manager of WiHiniaii- TBtag Junior High Sdiool will “ After a cold, Sir Winston has the Southern Christian Leader-1 Hungr.v for a tender steak dinner? Then Those 44 town.s which — on developed a circulatory weak­ have an AcHvtUea Night for ship Conference and has been | paper, at least — would ness and there has been a cer^ parents ef seventh, eighth and active in the civil rights move- i hurry to Pinehurst Service Meat Counter lose money, would have the bral thrombo.-fis.” option of being paid under the nkilh gisde students Monday at ment, having visited St.
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