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PLASTIC Forth in A, Eutement Laaued at Hie Members of Manchester Em­ Lez Issue, Mage Sale at the Oommunity Y Them ■r'<. MONDAY, APRIL 22, 1987 Average JDaily. Net Press Run PAGE B OURTEEiJ Fer the Week Ended iiarirhfBtrr liJPttittg April to, 1857 ly..^ w all who are spiritually dead The'Miegulgrly scheduled meet­ Christ. Jia» la to Interpret ;4raglc here grave. The risen Christ affirms the or I dijnBg the risen Christ gives 12,579 ing of Stmiet Circle, Past Noble PapUst Minister experience. As the-saddened pair r a ^ . ' . About w-alked the Ehtamaus road thelf answer that the Ultimate reality popver todiay. T am Ui,e reauTreC' Member of the Audit Grands, slaieo^for tonight has Bureau of OIroalation been pbatponed Hn order that a Gives Sermoii on stranger-compantoh pointed out. of thls\Mlverse is the power of (t^and the life, all wrhb believe in degree rehearsal may be held. ‘Was It • not. necessary that the God. Said, the Lord, Thave. conme mei and truly follow me>shalVlive,'''1 ! ■ Yt'PR ROUND illR CONDIIIONING T ea^l* Chapter,' No. 53, Order they may nave it more abundant- quilted the Revj Mr. Neubert in of the BMtem Star, will meet ‘Power of Christ’ Christ should suffer these things The Immaculate \ Conception 'and enter Into Hla glory?' In hu­ they may htave it more abundant- coa elusion. 'WMneMtey evening'et, 8 o'clock Jn >VOL\LXXVI, NO. 178 (SIXTEEN PAGES) MANCHESTER, fcONN., TUESDAY, AP;BIL 23, 1957 the Itoeonlc ‘I'emple. The Imelnwe Mothers Circle will m e^ Wednes­ man affairs no great gain has ever LONG EXPERIENCE day night at 8 o’clock at the home "Thou'^h. there is g ^ d historical gone unpaid for.. This has been — lINGS SA'TISFACTION , wUl. include initiation of ' candi-^ evidence for the resui^ctlon, fajith of Mrs. Raymond F o w l^ 111 mankind's experience. No living of dates. Mia. Vlrfinla Keeney and in the resurrection rests primarily deUli of QuUh iervlco merita your ' Amott Rd. \ some without the dying of others. her ooihmiUse will serve rrfresh- upon personal experienM of the Your con^leto »*tl*factlon la ments foUowing the meeting. 'Unless a grain of wheat falls Into eat deatfc. Edwin Lynn, son pf Mr. and h' , risen Christ," said the Rev. John the earth and dies it remains alone, R. Neubert, preaching at the .^ndiUoiied Funeral Home, f Sure Charles Lynn. 53 Foley St.. ha_ but If It- dies' It bears much fruit.' /* « Hooks K. JOhnston.,.Jr., son of achieved a dean’s list scholastic .pommunlty Baptist CSiurch 'at the God uses surrendered lives to work Mr. aiid Mrs. Hooka K. Johnston, •een on, Easter Morning. Winiam 1 995 Cooper S t, has been elect«<l average for the seventh consecu­ out the redemption o f the world.'* tive semeeter at Syracuse Univer­ te- Christian knows that The- Community Church pastor naymend represfsntative o f next year's soph­ Paul n. LaBi omore clM at Rensselaer iPtoly- sity, School of Architecture,. He Jesuh, rose from the dead because continued and said, ''Finally, the techhie Institute, TToy, N. T . A has also been elected president, of he h u experienced His presence. risen Christ adds mednlng to this freahinan In the Aeronautical,. En- Sigma Upeilon Alphia, Syracuse This has been- so - since the ' days life and relates it to the next. For Ml '3-5940 giiieeiinx Department, Johnston university architectural hopo-ary when CleOphs add the other friend the successful few this life may will siasume tte duties of qpice In society^ ■ ; . found Christ ,ar they w'alked the b e ... enough, hut for the d'lsaiw ^Possible ’ September, . road to Emmad^ and found their pointed, frustrated many, If this Manchester Lodge, No. '73. A. hearts 'strangely warmed' by Him. life W’cre all It would be a cruel 225 MAIN SI Augusta, Ga., April 23 W) The Emanuel Lutheran Ladies F. and A. M., will hold a stated The risen Christ has power to Joke. We grope our way through commtinicatlon at the - Masonic kindle in those 3 :h0 will ‘ turn to the forms and shadows of life and —President Eisenhower to­ Aid sewins sroup meeUng has Temple tomorrow night at 7f30. been postponed until 10 o’clock Him, noble enCEusiasms aa He did have the feeling that there is much day reaffirmed the^ United Following the business meeting, ThurscUy morning' at the home of for 'those two. His presence beyopd what we can see and hear the oifflcers of John Mather Chap­ States is confident that “ con­ Mrs, Albert Harrison. 33* Myrtle changed the disciples from terri­ and feel. NSw that Christ has re­ ter, Order of DeMolejv will ex­ trols and reduction of amw S t Members are reminded to. bring fied, heartbroken Galilean peas­ turned from the dehd we know sandsriches. The hostess will serve emplify the initiatory degree. At ants to courageous believers who are possible, desirable and in the conclusion of the meeting, U.N. to Get desser t chang»d the course of history. De­ the last reckoning, indispen­ there will be a socia] hour and re- ceivers or deceived do not act the sable.’’ ^ Claims State to Lose ------ O t Mergaret’s Olrele. Paugh- freahments. convinced-people did. It r PrMcriptiens * The Proaldent’a view waa eet ters of Isabella, will hold a rum­ was the risen Christ who changed PLASTIC forth In a, eUtement laaued at hie Members of Manchester Em­ lez Issue, mage sale at the Oommunity Y them. Through the centuries, the vacation headquartera after he blem Club, No. 251, have been In­ r “FREE PICK-UP Thursday evening at^:30 and Fri­ p ow erof the risen Christ is seen In FOR lETTER LIVING hajd conferred for 75 minutes with 2 vited to attend the installation and day morning at F Vclock. Mem- the' kindling of nphle enthusiasms r AND DELIVERY" vieiUtlon night of the Milford Club Harold E. Staesen, his dlsarma- ^ b e r a are asked to call Mra. Joseph ly UNIVERSITY Dulles Says on May 2 at 8 p.m., and also the to he valient endeavorers for the fnent adviser.. TonUd, chairman, for articles to By CARl, J. LALU.'VnA past presidents' night of the Bran- Lord,” said the mihistery' . Stasaen flew to Auguata from he lacked up. "A aecond p o w e r/th e risen Waahington'^pr the conference ford-club on April 97- 6:30 p.m. Wa.shington, April 23 '{/P)— State Capitol, Hartford; April 23 (TP)— (Jov. Abraham Ribi- Reservations to atteifd either of ‘ end made ready to atart hack to HiUstown Orange,’ No. 8T, en- qndon later in the day for re- Secretary Dulle.s .said totlAj- coff today vetoed two bills cutting taxes fpr Connecticut in­ thMe affairs should be inade as surance (?ompanie.s, a group which,, he said, already is en­ nouncea a Monte Carlo Wldst for soon as possible with Mrs. Charles au^tlon of United Nations dli- the tiuestion (if operating tiie tomorrow at 8 p.m. in Grange Ponticelli, president. arini^ent talka. there tomorrow. Suez Canal 'should be. placed joying “ unique favorit,iam“ taxwise. Hail, 617 Hilt S t, East Hartford. Cautloiiaiy Hopeful Applause for Secretary quickly before the United Na­ The pi’opdaed tax cut, the hottest issue t<j hit the Proceeds will be for the building Thdae^alks. which started last Sanford Browm, son o f Mr. and Robert McLean, president of the Associated Press, applauds' Sec­ tions Security Council— po.s- Legislature this, year, was labeled by the Democratic Chief - Improvement fund. Prises will be Mrs. Calvin T, Brown. 82 Scar­ month 'anm^cesaed over the Easi­ 3 retary of State John Foster Dulles after Dulles'made a major sibly tomorrow or Tliursda.v. Executive “ one of the rawe.st giveaway programs” in Con­ awarded and refreshments senred. borough Rd.. has become e mem-, er weekendN,have caused United, Mrs. Kathr:m Passett is chairman ilHjW .IIAUeo» Slates offtciah to be cauUoualy foreign policy speOcJi at the annual A.P. luncheon in New- York. Dulles also told a news confer- necticut's history even before it was approved recently by her of Phi Mu Delta fraternity at j Some 1,200 newspaper executives from the United States and Can­ of the coimhittee. Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute. hopeful that ftibwla finally may be | ' ence the United States has no ob­ i the Republican-controlled General Assembly. MANCHItTIR CdHN* - ada ^gathered In New- York for four days of meetings and tech­ Troy, N. ir. A freshman in the ready to take aoi^^ small first step jection to American shlps-gomg Ribiepff estimated- the tax cut would lose the state $2 The Queen of Peace Mothers Chemical Engineering'Department. Furs Need A Cool ; toward bringing the EnatTWeat, nical discussions held in conjunction Ayith the 71st annual con­ through the canal, hut advises that CORNER MAIN and OAK STREETS ZIPPEBED COAT, SUIT ZIPPEBED JUMBO ' vention of the American New-spaper Publishera Association w-hich million a year in revenue over the next eight years. Circle will hold a meeting-tomor­ he is a graduate of Manchester atomic weapons race^ijnder inter tolls be paid under pfolest. BLANKET BAG -1 row at'8 pjn. at the home of Mrs. High School. or EVEMNO DBESS BAG national control. ■ \ opens today.' The Secretary of State refu.se'd 1 And even befoi-e.lhe l:,egislatui’e received the expected John Rice, 103 Bretton Rd. .£Uee- Hold* iip,-to 8 Blanketa to speculate on what the United Climate For The- Summer WTTH GUSSET A atatement iasued V j® '’ vetoes, t-he fourth and fifth of the., session, there was little tlon o f officers -will be held at this The W o m e n's Club at their \ j ■ States might do if Egypt rcjoct.s' doubt in anyone’s mind that they'would be overridden as time.
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