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FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 1968 PAGE TWENTY /T- Aw nffe Dally Net Preaa Rm For Hie Week Ended The Weather January C, 1968 Fair tonight. Loir in upper The deacons of SecMtd Con Rancourt, East Hartford; teena. Tomorrow meetly eunny. About Town gregational Church will meet to Two Courses Laurel Rech, Westport; John iKaurtetpr lEupmtm llprall! night at 7:S0 at the church. Brown Appointed Rich, 29 R i< ^ Rd., Wapplng; High near 40. To Be Offered FINAL WEEK OF OUR v 15,534 Mrs. Ethel Tqjlfor^ 21 Bond Manche$ter— A City of Village Charm The church councU of Second The Grade 7 Methodist Youth S t; Peter ZaccardelU, 160 Oak CLEARANCE SALE i t CongregaUonal Church will Kelloswhip of South Methodist State REEC Member Senior Citizens St. meet Monday at 8 p.m. at the church will meet tonight at 7 BIRTHS YESTERDAY: A son FINE FABRICS! VOL. LXXXVn, NO. 105 (FOURTEEN PAGES—TV SECTION) MANCHESTER, CONN., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1968 (daealfled AdverUakig on Page II) PRICE SEVEN CENTS church. at the church. Horace H Brow^ of Manchester has b e ^ appointed relJ^en^tTS b T c '^ L c T e d ^ 'S s to Mr. and Mrs. Theodore ON AU THREE FLOORS . to mem'bership on the Connecticut Regional Export Ex Pesce, Glastonbury; a daughter The Sunday School staff of a Holy Communion service spring at the Senior Citizens to Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas, pansion Council^ by Alexander B. Trowbridjfe, secretary center at Linden and Myrtle Zion Evangelical Lutheran observing the presentation of Glastonbury. PILGRIM MILLS Church will meet Monday at 8 Christ in the Temple wlli /be held o f commerce. The announcement was made by James sts. under Joint sponsorship of "Cheney Hall’’—Your Fabric Headquarters Since 1925! E. Kelley, Connecticut director the center and the Manchester DISAh ARGEDA YESTfiSt- p.m. at Our Savior Lutheran tonight at 7 at St. Mary’s Epis- DAY: 'M r s . m e l Koehler, 177 Hartford Rd. — Comer of Pine St„ Manchester Nixon Seen Relaxed C9iurch, Wapplng. copal Church. of the U.S. Department of Com Adult Evening School. Open Dally tlU 9 P.M. — Sat. tUl 6 P.M. Seoul Asks U.S. merce. The programs result from a Warehouse Point; Ranald Schultz, Rt. 6, Andover; James The Bible study group of Cen The deaconesses of Center Brown is managing director survey conducted recently by of the Connecticut Development Wally Fortin, acting director of Stewart, 743 Tolland Tpke.; With Fresh Image ter Congregational Church will Congregational Church will Mrs. Helen Hite, 122 Oak St.; meet Monday at 1:15 p.m. in meet Monday at 9:30 a.m. in Commission, the Senior Citizens Center. In a letter of notification to The courses and meeting Mrs. June Christenffen, 36 Main For More Troops the Robbins Room of the the Robbirks Room of the church. St.; WlUiam Simpson, 94 St. CX)NOORD, N.H. (AP) — It was big—itie largest a church. Brown, Secretary Trowbridge times are: Crewel Embroide Rldiard M. Nixon ie beginning newsmen satd he ha/d seen— said, "President Johnson has Thursdays, 1-3 p.m. - starting St Mrs. Charlene Ar- Kathy,— Operation's Over,— Oramp's Better! The official board of South mltage, Stafford Springs; Mrs. hie second drive for the presi in 16 years of oovering New The -Teen Ski Club has can Methodist Church will meet stressed the need for an intensi Fet). 8;>and Choral Singing, COOL-AIRE Macs, Baldwins, Cortlands, Bed, Golden De dency with a balanced blend of Hampshire presidential primar fication of efforts to increase Thursdays, 3-6 p.m. startiilg Beverly Irish, 172 E. Middle celed its trip to the Berkshire Monday at 7:30 p.m. in the Re Tpke.; Mrs. Nancy Dore, Plains licious; Russet and Bose Pears. argument, criticism of the John ies. To Avert Invasion Snow Basin, scheduled for to ception Hall of the church. exports and improve our bal Feb. 16. son administration and laughing Nixon today attends a number ance of payments. Regional Ex The classes will be open with Rd., Tolland; Mrs. Vera Gray, FRESH VEGETABLES: Asparagus, Peas, Belgium morrow, because of poor skiing Watercress, Green, Yellow Squash, Spinach, Egg 1 lant, at hlmeself. of small "town meetings,” gath SEX>UL (AP)—South Korea has formally asked the port Expansion Councils play a out charge to any Manchester 369 Parker S t; Mrs. Patricia condiUons. The executive board of the Beal, 36 Brook St., Wapplng. Cauliflower, Brocolll, White Sweet Potatoes, Hot Peppers, Judging by his initial per ering with small groups In and United States for more American troops to guard Women’s Christian Fellowship vital role in achieving these na resident 60 years of age or old Rhubarb, Savoy Cabbage, Cherry Tomatoes, Brussel formances, he does indeed look near New Hampshire simply to tional objectives by motivating er. The only cost will be a nomi Also, Frank Donadlo, 117 E. against invasion, government sources said today. There The Rev. Louis E. Bauer Jr. of Second Congregational Center St.; Mrs. Jeanette Berk, Sprouta, Vine-Ripe Tomatoes, Rareripes, Green, Yeuow like a New Nixon. ask questions. more American firms to enter nal fee for materials in the em Beans, Shalots, New Florida Potatoes, Romalne and were hints Korea might consider withdrawing its of Concordia Lutheran Church Church will meet Monday at 66 Florence St.; Mrs. Beirtha The former vice president is With his wife and two daugh wUl conduct a service Sunday world markets and by assisting broidery class. Boston Lettuce. ters, he scheduled a reception at forces from Vietnam if the appeal were turned down. 7:30 p.m. at the church. Sweet, 16 Lawton Rd. ;Slgfrid less strident, and more relaxed. ----------------------------------------------- No immediate comment was at 8:16 a.m. on radio station exporters to improve and ex Persons interested in either LUSCIOUS FRESH FRUIT: Strawberries, Waterm|^n, Nbcon today is in his second St. Anselm’s Academy with a course may register at the first Poison, 447 Adams St.; Monica forthcoming on the request from WINF. The program is sponsor St. Mary’s Episcopal Church pand their operations.’ ’ Spanish Melons, Papayas, Bed, White, Bine Grapes, JM - March 12 New Hampetalre pri major speech at a diimer meet class session. Cummings, 126 Valley View Dr., Washington or American offi ed by the Manchester Council will have a November to Easter Council chairman Douglas J. gerines. Imported Chestnuts, Plums, Nectarines, llne- mary, the nation’s first. He is ing in Concord tonight. Additional information may be Wapplng; Geoffrey Daniels, 66 cials here. Much of their atten of Churches. Series for young people Monday Bennet of Lyme added that, "In Ipples, D’AnJou Pears, Umes, CaUf. Navel Ora^ra, Tem focusing in his statoments, for The polls of Republican voters obtained days from Fortin at W. Main St, Stafford Springs; tion apparently was focused on at 3:30 p.m. in the Williams light of the current emergency ple Oranges, Pink, White, Grapefruit; ALSO Freeh Cider, mal end informal, on the future. in the Granite State have been Koreans Say the Senior Citizens Center or Thomas St. John, Montauk Dr., a third meeting with North Ko The Manchester Public Health Building of the church. caused by our international bcd- Figs and Dates. He opened his campaign wiUi a showing Nixon with a 3-1 lead evenings by calling George Em- Vernon; John Varney, Marl rea reportedly scheduled today Nurses AssociaUon (MPHNA) ance of payments deficit, the ef news conference Friday. over Gov. George Romney of Horaoe H. Brawn merling, adult school director, borough; William Wright Jr., 14 Wedund Specials For A Spedal Kathy! at the Panmunjom truce office will sponsor free classes for John T. Draghi, son of Elvin forts of this council to get more Michigan, the only other an Ship Officer at the Manchester High School Warren St.; Cindy Goodale, 74 SCALLIONS.........................................* expectant mothers each E. Draghi of 45 Englewood Dr., firms into the ranks of Connect nounced major GOP presiden on the Pueblo incident. icut exporters are critically im- Yale. The Browns and their office. Neill Rd., Rockville; Shawn RADISHES ................................ * bchs- Wednesday at the MPHNA of recently completed Navy basic Bellefleur, 164 Hilliard St. tial Candidate. However, Nix Since the U.S. inUlligence fice, 56 E. Center St. training at the Naval Training portant. Horace Brown is highly three children live at 24 TEMPLES, Extra Large........................ 6 fo r on’s aides discount these fig ^Confessed’ ship was seized Jan. 23 by North qualified to aid in these efforts.” E. Maple St. Also, Jeremy Pasterlck, Crest- PURPLE TOP TURNIPS, New Crop! * lbs. f S t Center, Great Lakes, 111. wood Dr., Rockville; Mrs. N.H. Race ures. "It is a close, tough Korea there have been reports The board of trustees of South Chosen tof ill the top poeition The Connecticut REEJC was Hospital Notes Mary Palmer, 11 School St.; HOME MAKERS PEA BEANS . 4 22 oz. jars S I fight," one of them said. TOKYO (AP) — North Korea that two American divisions Methodist Church wUl meet to Airman l.C. Hugh J. at the Connecticut Development founded five years ago. Its 61 Patricia Gore, 44 Pearl S t; COBIPLETE LINE OF SUNDAY PAPERS! They feel that the decision in today quoted what it called a might be sent to Korea to rein night at 7:30 at the church. Mockalis, son of Mr. and Mrs. Commissim last year. Brown members represent all areas of Visiting hours are 2 to 8 p.m. John Dussault, Hartford; Mrs. • Also Complete Line of SEALTE8T Dairy Products • New Hampriiire will strongly "confession” by the research of force the 60,000 U.S.

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