The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-07-07
lITCHEIElD Mary Flolek, Correspondent Aeleph0mo BSS.12
CANNING CENTER
 OPENS TUESDAY
Will Be Operated Three Days a Week at Center
 School With Equipment

School With Equipment Litchfield, July The Litchfield canning center, which will open its second season next Tuesday, will be operated at the Center School cafe- teria three days each week, Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday.
 The committee headed by Mrs Albert Clock, chairman, will include Mrs. Harold Marin, treasurer: Mrs J. Edward Cahill, secretary; and representatives of the four sponsor ing organizations, Mrs. Ernest Howe Garden club; Mrs. Allen Peck, Litch- field grange; Mrs. Dudley Robinson Red Gross; Mrs. o. B. Griffin. Par. ent-TeacherS' association. A super visor and assistant who will be in charge each day, will be aided per- sons interested, in canning and by volunteers from sponsoring organiza- tons Two 4-H club girls will work in mornings.
 Mrs. Harry Wick, with Mrs. David Gray and Mrs. Clifford Ongley as alternate assistants will have charge Tuesdays, Mrs. Edward Rout. as- sisted by Mrs. William Edwards, will Officiate Wednesdays and Mrs. Charles Morgan and Mrs. Donald will alternate Thursdays. Names of volunteers are being taken by the committee. Those not yet contact ed who will volunteer may give there names to Mrs. J. Edward Cahill, tel. ephone, 35l. Complete record of time expended by volunteers at the center will be kept.
 Appointments for canning should be made . day ahead with Mrs. C.. hill. Small fees are charged for the use of canning facilities, fuel, and ilacidentals. one of every ten jars canned will be left at the cafeteria for the school lunch.
 New equipment has been plrchas- cd for the center, but residents hav- ing facilities for canning by hot water bath method or pressure cook CTS are asked to bring them to the center the days they volunteer their services. All rules on use Of the cell- ter's equipment will be enforced. the committee reports.
 Mir. and Mrs. John ]. Welch Of Gouthtngton announce the engage inent of their daughter, Miss Dog- othy Lucille Welch, to It. Frederick c. Korn of Fort Benning, da., son of Mfr. and Mrs. Charles R. KoEn, Litchfield.
 It. Korn, e LitchfieId High School graduate, served in the Pacific for ten months before returning to this country for officers training. He is taking c course in communication at Fort Benning.
 Miss WeIch is . graduate oe New Britain Teachers College and is eiSl- piOyed at Warehouse Point,
 Sunday Wedding
 Miss Jeanne FElnman of Lltehfteld and Burlington will become the bride of Sgt. Raymond Hartman Of 29 Russ street, Hartford ct Q eeres mopy to be performed ct Burlington Congregational church, on Sunday, July Q. ct 3:30 ?. n. Sgt. Hartman is in the cir corps, serving as an isl. struetog h radio at Scott Field. H. ilnois.
 The maid Of honor wili be ASiss Helen Hinmsn. 6 sister of the bride. to-be: the matron Of honor will ba Mrs. Frank Robinson of oadstop Ala., end Dalton, Mass; the brides. maids. Miss Marion Barrow of Mans. field Center and Aiss Janet Wilcos oe East Hampton: and the fiowel girl, Miss Sally Tinker Way, daugh. ter Of Mr. and Mrs. Angus Way oi Hartford. The best man will h' Richard Blake Of gtratfoTd. Ueherl win include: 0glo Cone Of Portland Howard Hinman . Brother of th' bride-to-be Howard 0gisWoh ee Far mlngton and It. Frank Robinson OI 0adston, As.