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the the of DONNA L. STONE fiancee of Robert N. Fraser 'Atkins-Carling On Saturday, Miss Linda Mary Carling and Mr. Alan Johnson Atkins were married 7 p.m. by the Rev.

Gordon Stearns Jr. in the First Church of Christ, Congregational Chapel in West Hartford. The bride is the daughter of Mr. A. R.

Carling of Beech Tree West Hartford, and Mrs. M.B. Murton of Wethersfield. Mr. Atkins is the son of Mrs.

T.B. At- kins of Crescent East Hartford. Mr. Richard Carling of Wethersfield presented his sister in marriage. Mrs.

Thomas Wright was matron of honor, and Miss Linda Johnson was maid of Announcements ents honor. Mrs. Jack Merrill was bridesmaid. Mr. Craig Repoli was best man, and Mr.

James Lawler and Mr. Thomas Atkins ushered. The reception was held at the VFW Hall in West Hartford. Following a trip through the southwestern: states the couple will live in El Paso, Texas, where the bridegroom is serving with the U.S. Army Intelligence Corps.

Stone-Fraser Mr. and Mrs. William B. Stone of Storrs announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Donna Lavonne Stone, to Mr. Robert Nelson Fraser, son Miss Joan Taylor Is Bride Of Mr.

Tedd Kemberling Miss Joan Alice Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jack E. Taylor of Newington, and Mr. Tedd L.

Kemberling, son of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Kemberling of Lewistown, were married in a lawn ceremony at the home of the bride's parents on Saturday at 3 p.m. The Rev. Harold C.

Burdon, pastor emeritus of the Church of Christ, Congregational in Newington, officiated. Mrs. Philip J. Rogers was matron of honor, Miss Lynne Taylor, Mrs. Frederick Thompson, Miss Jacqueline Taylor and Miss Lisa Walker were bridesmaids.

Mr. Joseph J. Williams was best man. Ushers were Mr. Ralph H.

Gilbert, Mr. Raymond Walker, Mr. Louis Jordan and Mr. Frederick Thompson. Following the reception at the home of bride's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Kemberling left for a wedding trip through New England to Montreal, Canada. They will reside at 26 Fuller West Newton, after Sept. 23. The bridegroom is a student at Northeastern University where he is majoring in mechanical engineering.

Plans Are Underway For 8th LaSalette Presentation The Very Rev. Michael J. Cox, Provincial Superior of the Missionary Fathers of Our Lady of LaSalette, announces plans for the eighth annual LaSalette Presentation Ball, the evening of Dec. 28 at 8 p.m. at the Hartford Hilton Hotel.

Since its inaugaration, eight years a ago, the Ball has adopted for its charitable end the education tion of young men who are to become priests and missionaries with the LaSalette Fathers, a mission society whose headquarters are located in Hartford. This society sends missionaries to the needy areas of the world, particularly the Far East and South America. The contribution made by the Presentation Ball has always been gratifying but is appreciated even more 1 in today's world with its rising education costs and the need there is for longer and more exacting seminary training. Since Vatican II the Mission- ary needs a broader concept of his own role in the world, and in particular, a better idea of service to all people in a social as well as in a material context. A concern for both aspects of life is part of the contemporary missionary view.

The efforts of the PresentaBall helps meet the expenses of seminary training and also those who must attend universities, where there is a wider choice of helpful courses, particularly in the social sciences. At the present time, the LaSalette seminarians and priests are enrolled in half a dozen universities at home and aboard, including Brown University and the University of Dublin. The most recent mission undertaken by the LaSalette Fathers was in Argentina in 1964. There are ten priests working there at the present time. Phone 522-0181 a Open Thurs.

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ALAN J. ATKINS nee Linda M. Carling of Carol Photo. ROSALIND MINSKY fiancee of Alec Bobrow Interest of Mr. and Mrs.

George Fraser Jr. of North Windham. A June 1968 wedding is planned. Miss Stone was graduated from E. O.

Smith High School and is a senior at Lasell Junior College School of Nursing in Auburndale, Mass. Mr. Fraser was graduated from Windham High School and is a junior at Babson Institute of Business in Wellesley, where he is a member of Delta Sigma Pi fraternity. Minsky-Bobrow Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Minsky of Lynbrook, N.Y., announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Rosalind Minsky, to Mr. Alec Bobrow, son of Dr. Charles J. Boutwell Photo. MRS.

A. KOWALCHUK JR. nee Judith A. Cusson Bridal Announced Kowakchuk-Cusson Miss Judith Ann Cusson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Rudolph L. Cusson of Framington, and Mr. Andrew Kowalchuk son of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kowalchuk of Farmington, were married at 11 Saturday in St.

Patrick's Church, Farmington. Miss Kitty Kalisz was maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Diane Cifaldi, Miss Marie Cifaldi, Miss Yvonne Paquette and Miss Lee A. Cusson. Mr.

Steven Kowalchuk was best man. Ushers were Mr. Gary Tedesco, Mr. Enrico Pellegrino, Mr. Joseph Olender, Miss Barbara Lovell Hansen of Boston, and Mr.

Bernard M. Conway of Cambridge, were married yesterday at 11 a.m. in Sacred Heart Church, Suffield, the Rev. George Butler, and the Rev. Gorman Smith, First Congregational Church.

The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph F. Hansen of Suffield. Mr.

Conway is the son of Mr. Joseph Conway of Ballymun, Dublin, Ireland, and the late Mrs. Conway. Maid of honor was Miss Joan Carter, and bridesmaid was Miss Carol Lazzo. Mr.

Gerald F. Conway was best man. Ushers, were Mr. Peter Hansen and Mr. Roy Hansen.

After a reception at the Publick House, Sturbridge, the couple left for Canada. Mr. and Mrs. Conway will reside at 9 Essex Lane, West Peabody, Mass. Mr.

Conway is employed as a sales representative by American District Telegraph Co. Collins-Finocchiaro Miss Josephine Marialucia Finocchiaro and Dr. William Jo- Local Delegates Named to Zionists' Miami Conference The Hartfora Chapter Senior Hadassah, the Women's Zionist Organization of America, will send a three member delegation of Hadassah's 53rd national convention at the Fontaineblau Hotel, Miami Beach, Fla. from Sept. 17 through Sept.

20. Foreign Minister Abba Eban of Israel will address the opening plenary session. He will discuss "Israel in the World Today." The presentation of the Hadassah Henrietta Szold Award will take place at the convention. It will be given to Dr. Michael E.

DeBakey, noted heart surgeon, professor surgery and chairman of the department of surgery of Baylor University College of Medicine, Houston, Tex. Local delegates planning to attend are Mrs. Bernard Waldman, chapter president; Mrs. David Sheketoff, president of the Henrietta Szold Group and Mrs. George Shenkman, Kadimah Group president.

Couple Marks 35th Year Mr. and Mrs. Dominic LaCava of Barker St. celebrated their 35th Wedding AnniversaTy on Sept. 1 with a party at their home given by their children.

They were married in St. Augustine's Church in Hartford. They are parents of one son, Joseph, and two daughters, Mary Lou Fritzson a and Beverly LaCava, all of Hartford. They are also grandparents to two boys and one girl. Mr.

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9:30 TO 6, Shor PHONE 522-5151 Bradford Bachrach Photo. MRS. BERNARD M. CONWAY nee Barbara L. Hansen and Mrs.

Aaron Bobrow of Long View West Hartford. Miss Minsky is a junior at the University of Hartford, School of Education. Mr. Bobrow was graduated from the University of Hartford. He is employed by Goolman, Spitz, Sullivan and Wachtel, CPA's.

A December wedding is planned. Mansion To Be Decor Scene In Norwalk "Project Restoration Interior Design 1967" will begin on Saturday, Sept. 30 as the Lockwood Mathews Mansion Museum in Norwalk is opened for viewing. The interior design exhibition is being planned and staged by the sustaining members of the Junior League of Stamford-Norwalk, Inc. and the Connecticut Chapter of the American Institute of Interior Designers.

The Norwalk mansion has been proclaimed by the National Trust for Historic Preservation as one of the most important examples of 19th century architecture in the United States. Leading interior designers throughout the state will present room settings placed so as donated by Connecticut interior points of interest of the 60-room mansion. This will be the first public event in the four-story granite structure since a group of 16 citizens defied city hall several years and won court orders that saved the 1868 showplace from demolition. Proceeds from the exhibit will be contributed to its restoration. An auction, featuring furniture and decorative, accessories donated by Connecticut interior designers will be held on the closing day of the show, Sunday, Oct.

22. a Tickets may be purchased at the door. Mr. Stephen Leszuk and Mr. Richard Tedesco.

The reception was held at Clover Hall, Plainville after which Mr. and Mrs. Kowalchuk left for the Pocono Mountains. They will live at 45 Sherman Bristol when they return. Mr.

Kowalchuk is employed by Gros-ite Inc. Bradford Bachrach Photo. MRS. WILLIAM J. COLLINS nee Josephine M.

Finocchiaro seph Collins were married Saturday at St. Augustine's Church at 1 p.m. with the Rev. Msgr. Joseph A.

Officiating. The bride is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Finocchiaro of Bond St. lins is the son of Mrs.

Rt. Collins of Indianapolis, Healey the late Mr. Collins. the Honor attendant was cia A. Finocchiaro, and Dr.

Saul Dobrinsky was best man. The couple will reside in Washington, D.C., after a trip to southern Europe, Turkey and Uganda. Cedarcrest Auxiliary Seeks Members The Cedarcrest Auxiliary is beginning its fifth year of service to the hospital and patients. Officers for the coming year are Mrs. J.

Frederick Cebelius of president; Mrs. George Cunningham, Newington, vice president; Mrs. Leslie K. Sherman, Wethersfield, second vice president; Miss Nell Sharkey, Newington, recording secretary; Mrs. Dudley R.

Douglas, West Hartford, corresponding secretary; and Miss Flora Stewart, Newington, treasurer. Membership in the auxiliary is 196 and during the past year the group has aided the hospital by purchasing gifts, furnishings, clothing and outdoor furniture for the patient's use. Through the operation the auxiliary sponsored gift shop and store, sizable donations have been made to the hopsital. Plans for the coming year include a continuation of the campaign to make the public aware of the hospital and its needs. Two open meetings will be held.

Any person interested in the hospital is welcome to join the auxiliary. Golden Rule Circle The Golden Rule The King's Daughters their Reconsecration on Sept. 11 at 7:30 film, The Child Molesters, pre pared by the Connecticut State Police will be shown. St. Cyril's Guild Biagio Dr.

ColJohn A. and Miss Lu- MRS. J. F. CEBELIUS church parlor, Central Baptist Church, Main St.

Mrs. Lillian Webster will lead the devotions. Suburban Women On Tuesday at 8 p.m. the Suburban Woman's Club of West Hartford will meet at the Beach Park School, for the first meeting of the season. Jewish Nurses The Association of Jewish Registered Nurses will meet Sept.

12 at 8:15 p.m. at the New Britain Bank and Trust 44 Jeroe Bloomfield. The The SS. Cyril and Methodius Ladies Guild will meet in the school dining room on day, Sept. 13 at 8 p.m.

The Rev. Robert Vujs, Maryknoll Missionary will be guest speaker. The Rev. Mr. Vujs is on leave from his post as pastor of the Cathedral of Musoma on Lake Victoria in Tanzania, East Africa.

'Apartness' Helps LAFAYETTE, Ind. (AP) Separations, which often "push people out of the rut of daily family routine" may be good for a marriage occasionally, believes a Purdue University marriage counselor. "It may be good for the wife to take up in the middle of the night and discover a vast emptiness, and it may be good for the husband to experience the loneliness of a hotel room," says Prof. Wallace Denton of the university's Department of Child Development and Family Life. Circle of will hold meeting p.m.

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