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frflimrftaaarSLIBatia Monday, February 14, 1966 Around NEW ENGLAND UMASS COEDS vying to become queen of Winter Carnival are, front, Sandy Cor-setti, Woburn; Jane Creigh-ton, Concord; rear, Jane Ludlow, Medfield; Janet Jegelewicz, Westfield; Mary Halbert, Chelmsford. II Ik 1 -s i 1, Uxbridge Man Shot in Holdup i fa ML Flower of the Month Narcissus Parents Told: Don'tBePhony UXBRIDGE An Uxbridge man was shot during a holdup in Jack's Place, a barroom, shortly before midnight Saturday by two men who first bought and paid for drinks before pulling out revolvers. Preston Connors, 40, was treated at St. Vincent Hospital, Worcester, for a bullet wound in the left hip. The two men herded eight customers into a washroom.

They forced them to turn over their money, a total of $130. The pair, wearing hooded sweatshirts, scooped $200 from the cash register and fled. Computing Their Losses CHICOPEE Detectives here are looking for $15,000 in office equipment taken from Chicopee Comprehensive High School between Friday night and Saturday morning. The 21 machines include a $1000 computer. Police think the thieves may have remained hidden in the building after a basketball game Friday night.

Blast Levels R.I. Building United Prn International PORTSMOUTH, R.I. An explosion and fire, believed touched off near a basement boiler, Sunday destroyed the Neighborhood Community House here. There were no injuries. Ronald Henrique, an official of Common Fence Point Improvement owner of the one-story frame building, said the explosion occurred shortly after a five-man work crew left the building.

Henrique estimated damage at $30,000. Justice Dept. Gets Mail Probe Postmaster General Lawrence F. O'Brien revealed Sunday night that the Post Office Dept. has completed its investigation of the $1.5 million Plymouth mail truck robbery and all evidence has been given to the Justice Dept.

O'Brien, appearing on WBZ-Radio Newsmakers, said the investigators "provided an in-depth, detailed analysis" of the largest cash robbery in the nation. Sniper Wounds Girl, 21 A sniper in a car shot and slightly wounded Betty Harrison, 21, of 49 Quincy Roxbury, as she walked in Dorchester at 1:25 Sunday morning. Miss Harrison and two other girls were on Stand-ish st. when a car with three youths sped by. She heard a noise and felt a sting in her back.

The girl was taken to City Hospital. Interest blooms every month at Suffolk Franklin the only Savings Bank where interest is paid and compounded monthly. 45 Franklin Boston Latest annual jhave become acceptable. The suggestion made recent By LEO SHAPIRO SUff Reporter The gulf between the gen There's one way you can start a new life any time, wherever you are. The Bible calls it being "bom again." It's a continuing process.

You keep on making new discoveries about what it means to be spiritually alive awake to the presence of God. Hear this public lecture titled "Awakening to Newness of Life" by FLORENCE C. SOUTHWELL, C.S.B., member oi the Board of Lectureship of The First Church of Ctirist, Scientist, in Boston, Massachusetts. Clirlsiian Science Teclure 12 NOON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 18 JOHN HANCOCK HALL BERKELEY AND STUART STREETS, BOSTON Admission Free Everyone is welcome erations, with resultant lack of understanding on the part of parents as well as teen-agers. was held to be at the root of Above all, Judge Yesley impressed on parents that their standards "can't be phony.

It is the only thing youngsters can't accept. If parents want their children to adhere to certain standards they must likewise adhere to them." It is not only teen-agers who feel they are not understood. There are many as old as 21 who feel that way, observed Kenneth E. Prior, chief probation officer of the Newton much of today's teen-age problems, by Judge Julian L. Yes-ley, presiding justice of the Newton District Court, ly that children be taught how to use alcohol in their homes frowned upon by Prior, who declared parents themselves need "too much education to fulfill their own responsibilities," and by Dr.

Bernard A. Woods, director of clinical services of the Newton and Waltham courts, who feared the resulting danger. One questioner suggested that attendance at P.T.A. meetings be made compulsory so that parents will be brought into closer contact with the needs of their children. Speaking at a breakfast of the Brotherhood, P.T.A.

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