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^ Jt . Fair ah i eeol tonight, leer About Town te’e; eoneldemble eeeler tomeirow, ! On«r ShrkM Club d«(r«e W m will tav* s fan rehuunal MoHehmgter— A City of ViUagm Charm At tiM MUonIe Temid* tomor* ifir Bight at 7;M. AdvertWag aa Page 38) YOL. LXXXm, NO. 808 (TWENTY-EIGHT PAGES—TWO SECTIONS) MANCHESTER. C0NN„ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1964 , « ; Mambani of the church ooun-< all f t SSkm BvangaUcal Lutheran A n rch , etticara of church of- jaalntiona and membera at a . vialting committM ti fliaTcRurch are melted to a re- Monal "fhith fVirward” meet- t e temorroiw at 7:«S p.m. at SHtf-giRVICI PiPT STPBi Assembly Gets New Chance ft. Matthew'a Lutheran Church, Mew Britain. Thoee dealring ftaiiaportation are reminded to meet at the Zion Church at 7 f"* - ___ The Otdden Age Club will have To Complete Reorganization Its first fall meeting tomorrow it 3 p.m. at the Senior Cltisen's basement ehibrooms, M School *t. ___ The Bentley School Fair will M a y Delay be held Saturday from 10 a.m. Events to 3 p.m. at the school grounds on Hollister St. In the event of Election^ rain the fair will be held Satur In State day, Oct. 3. G>urt States The Hartford Wellesley d u b Will meet Saturday at 13 :M GOP Happy, NEW HAVEN (AP) ^ p.m. for a luncheon at the Hart The Connecticut General ford Golf Club. Miss Martha Church, assistant professor of Dems Grim Assembly will be given an geography at Wellesley College other chance to reorganize •nd a Wellesley alumna, will Over Ruling itself along constitutional it n ea k . Her topic will be "The ines before the federal &ntribuUons of Archaeology to Modem Economic Development 4-S M ID HARTFORD (AP) — court takes any further ac- and Planning.” She spent the Mark 25 Years Married Connecticut Republicans to -; ;ion. That was the decision summer of IMS in Jordan and day were gratified while: ;oday by the panel of three Israel on a grant from Wel the Democrats were grim j federal judges who have lesley. Reservations may be Mr. and Mrs. William R.' ■ Mr. and Mrs. Hahn were mar-' hiade with Mrs. George A. Mac- over a court ruling that been handling the state’s pahn of Grant Rd., Rockville, ried Sept. 2, 1939 at the First Iver Jr., 72 Rockledge Dr., West Lutheran,^ Church in Waterbury. members of the 1965 Gen reapportionment case. Martford. were guests of honor at a sur They have four children; Mra. eral Assembly do not have The exact dates for ths tteis- prise party Sunday to mark Ferguson and Farrell R. Hahn, table now to be followed wOl to be elected Nov. 3 along be fixed after proposals from their 38th wedding anniversary; William R. Hahn Jr. and Craig with the presidential ballot all those Involved have besB Senior, Junior and The party was held at the home H. Hahn. ing. submitted within the next 1() Baby Citizens of their daughter, Mrs. Sandra Mr. Hahn, a member of the days. Ferguson, Miriam Dr., Vernon. Vernon board of education, is a Sen. Pastore Listens €is Sen, Dodd Makes Point The opinion by a panel of fed The election of mwnbers o f Ereryone Saves At The Rodtvllle couple were former chairmsm of Uie board eral court Judges handling the the 1965 legislature does hot presented with a paid trip to o f selectmen. He is president Keynote speaker Sen. John 0. Pastore, ^8^^, listens to Sen. T h ^ a s J. D ^ d le^slatlve reapportionment have to be held Nov. 8, ths ARTHUR DRUG Bermuda. About 75 friends at cf the Hahn Furniture Store in case was, in effect, a victory reg^UYar Election Day, It YriOi at last night’s Democratic kickoff dinner at Hartford s Statler-Hilton Hotel. for the Republicans and a bitter tended Uie lawn party. Rockville. WITH ruled by the panel. Dodd was among many Democratic candidates Whose campaigns officially be setback for Democrats. '’We reoognlxe,” said to* gan last night. (Herald Photo by Oflara.) Story on page IS.______A controversy over the date judges in a memorandum, principal address of the eve [ B U lir IN 45RPM ADAPTER for the elecUon of members of ’’that the short time now ra- Democrats Hear ning. the legislature was the major maining before Nov. 8, tM MILITARY Other speakers will include Humphrey, Kennedy Join Forces obstacle in the recent special heat of a national electioa aam- Pastore Tonight Gov. John Dempsey and both and Washable Carryii^ Casa session of the General Assem paign, and the current eon- Connecticut senators, Thomas bly . which ended in hopeless gressional debate on the rola MancheMer will be represent J. Dodd and Abraham A. Ribi- deadlock. of the courts in Isgialatlvs re- WHIST coff. apportionment make It a prad- ed by about 10 residents at to Democrats Wear Estes Brand During the special session end Democratic State and Na ing Sept. 10, Democrats stood tlcal ImpoaslbiUty to eatwaUdi night’s flOO-a-plate Democratic KIDAY, sen. 2S tional Chairman John M. Bailey pat on their demands that mem All That's Left o f Santa Barbara Home a legal district^ and ap- will 'serve as toastmaster for portibnmmt and provlda aiu- S M P A L fund-raialng dinner at the Stat- bera of the House and Senate be ler-HUton Hotel in Hartford. the dinner, with State Senate Goldwater Tells Midwesterners ficlently for workable nom elected on Nov. 8. inating procedures In tone fur The dinner, which will mark Majority Leader Louis I. Glad Republicans were adamant in MASONIC TIMPLI the statewide Democratic cam stone of Bridgeport serving as election on Nov. 8. aaid the Democrata de-#the 1970s as today. their demands that a General "If the presMit assembly, general chairman for the entire WICMITA, Kan. (AP) — Bn-9 gpoaaiired by paign kickoff, is expected to at mand "absolute adhesion” to And toe weaker we get the Aasembly be elected in a spe High^iWinds Fan Flames. however, la reconvenad otther tract more than 1,000 persons affair. bllcan prMidential nomlnM greater temptation it’s going to TVBIFIJE OHAPnER, O.EA ,rry Goldwater campaigned Yriiatever President Johnson ut cial slecUon Jan. 12 on toe before or preferably prompter to hear U.S. Sen. John O. Pas E be to our enemies to attack us,” grounds that there was not auf- lleketo at the door acroBB the lOdweat today charg ters. after Nov. 8," the puat oopr tore of Rhode Island make the , Goldwater said Johnson goes he ssdd. floisnt Urns for ths members of tinued, "ft is to be ex p eeM ing Democrata bear the brand Goldwater charged again 'that •f the BiUie 8ol Batea acandal. off in an Air Force plane "to the legislature to meet the Nov. Californians Flee Homes that legiiAattodr may be eaesA- McNamara ordered U. 8. sol WE WASH - DRY He aaid the Bates case easts dedicate a dam and then blasts 8 date. ed to pmefOe a legal awto». me and that’s notmoUtical." diers “ to s h ^ back" hi fkatto "In our opinion, the court has FOLD . WRAP grays ' reflections across ths Viet Nam, and thus got toe Uai' white House itself. “I don’t get to dedicatg dams corns to a very aensible eonblu- SANTA BARBARA, Galif (AP)—Frightened . _ , p eopl8 0 « r o s sc ykiua^ jr**S5**** FREE LECTURE MON. E V L 7 P.M. but I can t u e cara of him," the ted States Into war. sion, one which comports in very ' - ■ „ j no control was in sight. LAUNDRY It wia, he aitd, "m ore than “ I get a big laugh out Of peo left their homes early today as fingers or-llame from just 8 scandal, a aordid picture senator said. laige measura jrith the sugges OfflclBls said aa many aa Saranade -Party leaden said toe afHdr ple oaUing me friggar banpy,’^ tions Wa h 4^ '''M bn making,” a'rofing bfushfIff ;moyed mto> Ihor^twtsfcirtt this he- 5,000 persons have been forced PINE CLEANERS ef favoritism and fraud. he told the fund-raising break Owtor St. 648-4266 "It is a study in the opera raised about $60,000. ■eiged town. to evacuate, some of them hav- Senate Voting Goldwater told a crowd of fast. "Here’s a man that’s (See Page SfacteeB) Pushed by 40-mile-an • hour been pressed Jnto esrvtoe^ ee tog to leave their homes twice Daaieailreted tions afad attitudes of some of finger happy.” toe top officials of government, about 6,000 at toe Wichita for Yrinds, one mmt on the fire line wetor carriere. aa tha flames died down, then REALTY niany of nhom are stlU with um that because' he charges Sec Renewing a long-standing extended below the foothill road U.S. Foreet Service offleiels arose again. Mild Bin On OUR retary of Defense Rdbert 8. Mc charge, Goldwater told the rally A g 8 aggination boundary and was moving into also reported that a second firs YntnesSes said that at least Goldwater turned to the Bstes Namara and.people in toe State that Democrats are dropping the city. broke out early today,In toe 87 homes sr other buildings TOY MPT., ease in a speech at Mason City, Department "are bent on unilat bombers from the U.S. arsenal, Observers said flrmnen ore nearby San Marcos Pass area. havs>bqan destroyed, thoiiiito the Districting Iowa. He opened his day with eral disarmanent,iwe are called and said that wlU reduce by 90 Report Received making a stand at each house Equipment was being rushed to Forest Service could not eon- COURSE NOW two UKB in Wichita. Other stope warmongers. per cent the nation’s deliverable threatened, but that the winds the scene. firm more than 84, WASHmOTON (AP) — The ATTENTION LICENSE APPLICANTS “ We are peacemongers,” he nuclear attack. By 5 a.m. today, the blase Some resiabnts fled with only 18 THE TIME TO Include Mddison, Wls., for a By LBJ Today keep pushing the fire onward. Senate votee today on n new i m r pad WOMKM, youag er'oM , regardleee of previous atate house rally, and Boston. said, drawing a burst of ap In wtoat be called "the great Cement delivery trucks havs had charred more than 16,500 their clothes an d^ horse trailer est Republican state in the na compromise legtolathre reiqqxH> espertsace. If you are over 31 you caa become a eetata "■We're moving faster than we plause. Justice Earl Warren presented —holding toe f a i ; ^ hone—aa tion," Goldwater scoffed at toe Maze raced down' inountata tionment proFoeal with hsM* breker BNrely by paeeing aa examlnatloH. Obtala your Ucense LEASE ever liave before” toward GOP Unless McNamara "changes to President Johnson today toe I’M S a m n n d i ^ \ very radically In toe next few President Johnson’s "Great 8o- canymu toward town. tor eeriy adjournment of Oon- ■ad eater tUe richly rewardiag profeeaioa. Ton caa start oa THE unity, Ooldvrater said. “ We have report of his special commis greae riding on the outcone. a pait-ftaae basis ea your owa er jota the etaC of aa ee- a big tent , we Cjan all crawl un months," he said, the United sion on the assassination of Steaks, Cigars, Overtime . It had burned 15 home#-8M’- States will not be as strong in (8ee Page Twelve) Senate Democratle Lewto* tohHibed real eatate Sim. Our eeurse offers you the flaeet der. President John F. Kennedy. lier. Tlien two homes went to I TEACH CHILDREN a canyon, and five more blasea MaaoSeld offered the UeeBae exam preparation available, as writ ss teaching yon 1965 The commission members bow to open aa oillce mad be eucceeaful in flie real estate Trapped Quartet’s Benefits up on Ashley Road north of noobtod^ "eenae of toe Gar of 'Four Choice m filed into the cabinet room at h—i—— Attend a FREE FIRST LECTORE on Monday, Gladys Gone Eucalyptus HUl. s” propoMd a i a substi toe White House and Warren tute tocks acronger one wliteh be Sepfaniber 38, at 7 P.M. No obligation. Tou will receive a TO SING AND DANCE Contrary to aarlisr reports, Congressmen See End handed Johnson toe four-inch- LAS VEGAS, Nev. (AP) —ftrid this Story: "W s barely previously, sponsored jointlx FREE copy of "Hew To Choose Tonr House,” sn eaey-to- MORIARTY I volume. the Mt. Calvary Monastery, an feDow guide for purchasing a home; If yon decide, enroll and HALIFAX, N. S. (AP)— Instead of cold broth, there~ was stepped back from lowering toe Yvith RepuoHmui Leader Everett AND . The massive report is to be cable when we heard a swoosh Episcopal retreat, was not de rrsnels for the second lecture which follows at 8 P.M. Write Hurricane Gladys, now re steak. Instead o< misery there stroyed. Witnesses said ths' firs M. Dirits9n .',\ ^ s BROTHERS ^ duced to a tropical storm, made public Sunday night. was overtime. ing sound coming on like a In a surprise'qnd drnmatle or phone for free guest tieket. Of Long Commuting Johnron appointed the spe train. It got louder and louder, surrounded the structure but MORSE OOlL t o E, 188 Ann SL, Hartford, 883-3361 SOI Center 8t> lost some of its punch as it George Cooper, 44, an electri passed on without doing much move aimed at enotog toe long Manchester SAY THE ALPHABET » cial commission a week after then It was quiet." moved closer to Nova Sco cian and weather-worn veteran damage. stalemate over the p
MANCHESTER EVENING BERAIJO, MANCHESliai, CONN-, THURSDAY, IBKPPTEMBER;S4,1364 PAGE TH Rit^ MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN„ THUH3DAY, SEPTEMBER 34.1M4 P A iO t T W O >ne Twin Dies, South Windsor Steaks, Cigars, Overtime l^einwold on Bridge Coveniry MAKE t IDB BBBT HABOAIN;^ Doctors Fight Brighter Side CHVB OFPONENTB NOTHINO Trapped Quartet’s Benefits By A ijrR E P SHEINWOUI Firemen Report 185 Calls To Save Other Panel Names R t 5 NatioMl Mea’s Team Ckamploa Of the News It’8 a fine idea to win a trick 85 East CentiT St. (< tresB :ra ia One) #*nd that we had confidence In Year, $56,000 Damage CHIOAGO (AP) — .One of the the fellows trying to get usjsout.” out.” with a high Mlrd, but It’s avan Jaquet Siamese twins died K T 4 ___ At Summit St. we were okay. We got our first "We first got to MeepMee^ Sunday better to capture an opponent’s (• ...... Wednesday night, four days LAltOKtT CATCH ^include 15 painters, one aculp- meat at about nine Sunday momtog. Shaw and I sprMd high card whlla you’re winning Hemuui F . LsDoyt has heehftas, president; Christine Potter, after birth. His brother w(U re John Fiteh Blvd. your trlok. LUtewlee, when you 9S52 WEEBXND CASH AND CABBY SPECIAL
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JtANCHWTHJt EVHNINa HERALD, MANCH18TBE, CONN, THURSDjAY, 0EPTB»raBR,^lW 4 I 4 NAHGWTEB.EVSNINQ HKRALO, 1IANCHK1VB» CONN., TH U^DAY, 8EFTEMBER 24,1964 I In i/Milch rodaatajp toa Vgmtdm Pmrk Vniqmm •Vemon a M N T U N p ■" i i " » u i" Writer Recall^Jfl^ KAMPALA. Uganda — Muwlitoea fklto Park tonbetl^ an Vnada amtstna ^ Q u JBv b jM lST liplian^ hlrda lift aaykdMCfi to Afrioa-^BooiitliisMY SDROR'I NOra — FABM toa hard auaade 18.000 a ^ . dost Johnaon rahiraa VHdii. to nhanta H* poill ajaa ia tnp brSSl AtiUmjaaX . ^ V 'Clai^ Merger :es the uemm 6l a John t o EBRATE THE OPENINE rampalgn timmph tauf J m Wto htodk atol white •; ;•.— ^------l i -,— . -4— ago to dadicato a aaanHdgl to i aqotoiritopa* M. mlMrtr JrA protecUqn for town i LeDiic and daughter, tha lata pcsaMaid: An teMdoMi- : ■ , ■ — R oute 6 Scott Swamp 1o«ny lite A inM M tff:F .BdtUr, a Itopur M Hambiond BV; Mra. Marlon ed Preaa wfttar who oovarad - / iMaUl Daliia was th r if t^ at intersection of Route 177 iisBUtr Vi coomH- Peaae, cf^ ctotk; waa sot in Edwards and aon, M High Kennady’a appeaibifea that day ial Foe, adding the Tla” t o t- ' cluded in toa bhartar. Rldg* Rd. raeaUe ttia nnt. i*ho i J l l i i :-v r Ouniama after ha g a in e d iiF C ARMINGTON fPLAINVILLE AVENUE) lha mayor 'oomman tod on a Srlela rw nanbar UpaagnUoa a* an authof. MAdb tax - prabMm whidt An efftclal Inapectiofi of the •WUt •’tfflUII'** r it, Wwici ^ iMM ttnt tter* in Would ailM If oonaoUdatlon la Rockville Aaeembly,. Order .of TEXARKANA. A r ^fiats' ieiin imd dtffnrtnc* of approved. Rainbow Olrla, Wtn be held to (AP) — IVxir yaara ago tola Ui IMO, not be ter- U ^ W ro toady.' *The new government," May night at 7:10 at the Maaonic month a handsome young MB>* gotten. The crowd roarad. Ktonady INTIIISTATI^ on ttM a d rln U ity of or Plaherty eatd, “will actually Temple on Orchard St. Mra. Rel' saefausetts aenator rode down R waa toe day of toe opening w a v ^ Hla ttatar, Mra. 'Tatar FALL SPECIALS a«it dMitor, "not only faction as a taxing authority en F. Jobe, supremo Inspector, State line Avenue In this Ar- of toe Four StatM^hlr. The fair LawtoM, smllad. Soaseoaa in FREE ESTIMAtKS AQUA SHADIS i Vm poopto oif our oom* will conduct the inspection. Olrls 'kanaaa-Texaa border city, IW parade always Wtora a largo toe miwd bald up a rfgn read ll^gttning July l. Iherefore the ^ r kot within my own p»r- City muat prepare and levy a are to be at the temple by 7 p.m. miles and three toort years crowd In this oity-U 60,000. ing jotter Lawfotd for Praat- MMME ■ ladetoO rdar ti« on a 7H month budget, to A delegation from the Union from Dallas. Tex. With John F. 'Kennedy, toe dent.'T' fisfU WHh Tew M an finM oiiartor thnt wna p—ood Palntr Rotf Ms Oil pny fOf City expense from No- Congregational Church will at- Thousands of people swirled Deinooratlo preatdwitiel nomi Another aign read "Fanbna M UMaeOaalM !■ jpot n portect ehartar M It vdnber Id. 1»64,__ (atart__ of _ the_ . j tend the Billy Graham Cnuade around Us oar In toe fierce Irie nee, in the panM, toe crowd for President” Arkanana Gov. Roofing-^Ro-rfiSfliif l»t^ good ehnrtor utd t Win ’a fiscal year) untU June 80,' t«no*TO*^ Boeton Oaideni in sQnuner sun. Parents held iqi swelled to fapItoV mnnbera, Faubus, who had not VENITUN ludDS it," ho anld. "I hay* TWa tax would be collect- 'ni« ypung children to see. Teen- PoUco cU im Jin k b m eitlea, KaruMdy, was R sp siis I to thia condonlon, tnenuie to June and the new Town‘which conducted itoce i^od-gl^ fought for toe glais Texarkana, AA.;t%Bdt Texarka ** . A . a n m»I18 vsvI o h a G u tte rs pndyanUffM of tho profoeod tox' would be due In July. At ^^P^• will conclude with a from wUch he drank. na, Tex., ostimahlltoe crowd at anotoar ttgn read "Ooid- E. A. JOHNSON ■jfitotn in tho l o o t to rn toe out* find glance It would appear the ^ ^Boston Common John P. Kennedy, atondthg 100,000. Tha n to ^ conservative wktgr tor President." Ahnniniiin ffidfaif wilglie too •dm nU gM of con- that toe City taxpayer must pay Sunday at S p.m with one toot in Arkansas and estimate etos — by the Qi|T>to way back to too alr- CaU Ahcr 5 PJI.' tlnoli^ with the l»>i months taxes within a the otoer in Texas, aald: -‘‘I manager of -.Ahdi .CliBmber of por^'Keonady stappad to PAINT GO. month. Actually tola problem Vernon news is handled by have come down here to Sak Commerce. ■* o'ilv* a 186-pound watarmalcn 443-4912 . m Mata S t—TOL 040-4101 ohartar, filed Tacenily ogn be ablvod If the new govem- H w Hemld’s Rockville Bureau, your help In rebuilding your P(Ace froto^Clyda wahlqulst el Proa- 8 W. Mnin St., tdepbosa B75- atato and our nation." them away the town dark, la the in-, it toafitutea a quarterly - —— of a yanr'a work by a 11^ malhod of ooHectlng taxes. A glgg er MS-8711. Chaator OonaoUdatian aiaoid-euinnal or yearly method A V the ebartor l| of'.PoUqettbn oouM cause hard at a rafetmdum neat s ' on dty taxpayera.” Stevenson Vemon’a thne govern' SiBtiment in the city, the' the town, dty ahd flee mayor noted, has changed be- It, wBl be united under i eanae the proposed merger of Hits Barry’s town-wide government, the t o ^ das beitn defeated TOMORRO’W value hia (our^wge atatement, twice liy district realdenta. n a ii^ Hated what he ‘This Is toe third time that I Foreign Vies Cotnpari laredX aeven advantagea have supported consolidation as. YOU'RE INVITED TO AHEND three dieadvantagea of con.- Mayor of the City. The santl- PH1LADEU>HIA (AP) — .Von. m «it In toe City has changed Adlal E. Stevenson assailed Ben. advantagea: becausa of the two rejectlona In Barry Goldwater’s views on SENSADONAL QROUP OF LUXURY FABRIC QUALITY TAILORED SUITS new. term of government the District, the removal of in foreign policy today and de m o r i a Rt y b r o t h e r s OUR OWN PARIS DESIGN tnoorporate the good fea- equities and the improvements clared that they mean co-exUnc- SMART NEW DRESSES IN MEN’S SPORT COATS OF SUPERB WORSTEDS of the |*eeant C l^ govern- of ouT City Government. In tiOB. 3-SEASON COAT WITH with Bome irajirevementa spite of thia change hi senti- The chief U.8. delegate to toe moBt, I believe that this Char United Nstlona said in a speech Z IP -O U T P IL E LIN IN G TDCTURED PURE WOOLS "We wfll have a much bettor ter la a good one and will bene prepared for delivery to the 14.88 to attract taduatry fit an the people of toe city. The World Affairs Council tUtt a a with one reaponal long term benefit of one govern "militant minority" bad rqject- Subdued plaids and diecks expertly tailored of An exceptional buyl Come in and see Ae fine government. ment with full responaibillty sd bipartisan American foreign -*llM diHiUcst* functions of ths for an funetions will outweigh policy in favor of "a doctrinal fine all wools... ridi, rugged blends of wool and tobeks, toe e x j^ tailoring... try one on for a and GoranunenU any toort term prbhlemris. I urge ra g -b ^ filled with bits and Ton’d hardly exnbct a coat K> beautiful to Sizes fbr misses, (uniors, petites, baV-sizesI Orion* actyUc. Classic S-button styling in truty ooinfbrtitole flti 8-button ntodeb removed and dlould re- isech voter to review the Char pieces of old dogmas and new Sheatos, pleated sldrts, elasticized waists your choice of aU toe new fall tones. in regdara, shorfs and longs. 1 greater eCOelHicy. be practical, tool Ridi pure wool diagonal ter objeetlvety and Judge it on provocations." A i l » ... every sleeve length... braid trims, T f k t Ileaat one halt of Vm long merits," Mayor I7aht Hiis minority view, Stevenson You'll find her* ono of th# mo8f glittoring arrays of cars avar fabric, braid edged... zip liner of acrylic complolo altorotions fiwo IXTRA FAIR OP RANTS AVAIUBU . . . 9.9S tiatai ooa(k of the flltratlan pfant said. declared, "sounds more like a pAel G r^ . beige. . . miSMs’sizes. Inittmi detaiiui, morel New fall color. Ow redevelopment project Tatoraas* Bxoeptloa call for religious war toan a assembled. Cars with new verve.. . new dash... new design-impact. comploto ohoratiotM Iroo . be removed ftom toe C ^ a Edgar E. BeUevine, Vamon policy for peace. bUL "And if it can be thought of as •./t aasaasor, has announced that aU Come tee our complete line for '65. r toa baala oeot of Toera vatarana entitlad to |1,000 a policy, it can be thought of «re bold conatanf, empthma muat have their dls- only as a policy of conversion or coat to the Ctty taxpayera diiurge papefif or evidence of extinction. And nowadays that OonaoHdated govommant service reemda on file with the means co-extincticu." t be leaa than the combined town clerk by S^t. SO In order Stevenson, Demootmtic presi la now. Actual^, toe town to be eligible ter exemption on dential nominee in 1B62 and win go < 9 regardleaa of oon- toe tax Hat of Oct. 1. 19M. 19M, did not qientlon' Goldwater adMatloii. 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CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1964 PAGE 8EVWW MANCHESTER- EVENING HERALD) MANCHESTER, CONN., THURSDAY, SEPTEHIBER 24,1964 Events j - Star, at 18, In W orld L e i ^ C a r m UNTTBD HAT^mB. N.T. I (AP) — The govle4 Uaioa hae Looks Badt rejected a U.g. propoeai tor the creation of a atawdbg U.N. BOU.ywOOD (*P ) yoa sat to IM W. roa bi|to to I finance committee to apporttea m >as Ikat yon May Kto om I aeeeaamente among member T h « yoa amst atort to bm I tnatione tor peacekeeping opera* to* anat et year Uto.” I tkma. Uailto Cam wma tack In Soviet delegate Viktor T, HuBywaod a tan tac had firat Ulanchev told the General Aa* mat taaaa at U as Qaao KUly'a leembly'e 2t-natlow . working daacinr partner in the Oscar* I group on peacekeeping finencea wtamlnc “ An American in Par* wedneaday that the propoeai U ." Always a thooghttul fir i, waa a device to circumvent the she la more reflectiTe at 8S, I Security Ocuhcil’a powere. moaa oonscioua of the direction I* The plen caned tor the com* she aaanta her career to follow. Imlttee to originate all gnawftal The cdtaer ia goinc flne. Once I arrangementa for pemcekeepliig counted out as a atar in HOUy* I operationa. The committee’s wood, she has returned to co* recommendationa would require atar in filma with Cary Grant approval by a two4hlrda major* "and Rock Hudson, 'niat’a ity vote of the aasemUy. high-powered company as any WREXHAM, Wales (AP) — actresa could wish. I An attempt to reatork the She was seated in her dress* I severed arm of an IS-year-old tnmroom trailer oil the set of ■ Vl* i .*' I girl has tailed.' “ The Pavor" and doing a acene Doctors sewed Irene Uoyd'a with Hudson. The actor was not I left frm back into place six present He was a hundred fast I hours after a machine in a tax* a w ^ In a hotel-room set, talk tile plant tore it from the ing to her on the telephone. I shoulder eocket Tuesday. Usually telephone scenes are SWIFT'S PREMIUM-^ ^THE ARISTOCRAT OF TURKEYS" The girl’s condition deter^a- played with dead phones, but Ited Wednesday. The arm was L e ^ supplied the dialogue on removed and the girl was re- the other end as an aaeiat to I ported improving. v > Rock. MADRID (AP) — hladrld’s Between calls she spoke of I newspapers switched attention her pew post*90 life. I today from charges of U.8. “ It aU started with *The U* I responaibUity tor the pirate Shaped Room '," said Leslie, I ^tack on a Spanish freighter oft ^ who received an academy nomi* Spain’a demand before nation and critical accUUm for jthe United Natlona fo r the re- t playing the unwed mother in the I turn of Gibraltar by Britain. ^ British film. “ It la amailng how Timed with the hearing now ^ Ion before the U.N. Oommiaelon ? much difference One film can Ion Decdonliatioa, the Catholic n make. I dally YA devoted ita front ‘ Ttow producers think I can J I to photos of Gibraltar and its b do anything. I have been offered SwHfs PrtM liM — qssHty iRMt. RECISTER NOW leading etory to an account o f * a movie in edUch I would play CENTER YOUNG . so THAT YOtTMAY Suain’s clalma. three different roles of women CUT Dtopw Iroastfx* R ^ SMst* Y A called Gibraltar “ an au* in Bidia. Another would cast me HENS VOTE IN NOVEMBER I thentlc colonial hinterland.’* c as the mother of Utrillo — at a ROASTS M o s tltf tMdons rw n w ei—io sy to canrt. iThe coneervatlve-inonarchlat il time when the artist waa 21 A v | . N g t ABC warned that “ to convert 'C years old!" OR Ovoii-RiRAr— H sclosiiiiiiiis^ this territory into aa autono* She has indeed progressed X 10 -12 lb s . mous enclave would be mora ^ from the shy gamin who used to CHOPS Sfnrt'yowr family rim last! (hah an offenie to Spain.” take ballet lessons in the base^ I The newspapers made m n ment of the garden court apart I mention of anti-American dem* ir ments on Hollywood Bird. She onatratlona Wednesday night * enjoyed those MGM days, eape* before the U.B. Bmbaaay. More . ^ d aily the making of films like than 000 police ringed the em> '* “ U U " and “ G igl." But she was fwiTT'i ranmiM ____ baasy and kept .4 abouting n not unhappy t give up ballet. EM WIN AN EMBA® MINK "One day I gave away 40 crowd of about 200 young man pairs of dancing slippers," i moving <1 recalled. “1 have had to buy two SLICED BACON . 5 9 STOLE IN THE TRIKE-S or three since then, but 1 never have returned to pertetmlng BLUE STAMP SREEPSTAKESI ballet PORK CHOPS ARMOUR STAR «RAMD UNION She eased into non-danchig The roles fadB ^. but Holly OVER 1,000 OTHER PRIZESI wood found fewer fitans for her, FRANKS”*" DELI H A N 6? 79* • * t Doctor Says an^ she returned to Burope. She ARMOUR STAR read the novel of " n e L-Sbaped 4 5 ' R o im " and agreed to the film AlXIECr HE DOESN’T UKB'SaHbfHLt d before seeing a script so con FRANKS GROUND CHUCK. 69® 4 FIRST PRIZES! R MAY BB MOXaBR’S y JOMRg lACH AN IM M MINK ITQUI ($1,Q0P VAlAW vinced was she lhat the role WMIMS ^ MM FAULT » woidd do her good. The results OR 335 ROOKS 0F T R IM 4 RUIt STAMPS By Wayae G. Braadeladt, MJL . a proved her correct Newepaper Batotprtoe Aeea. Her personal Ufe la leas aet- LINK SAUSAGE. ITAL. SAUSAGL 79* " I don’t wanna go tb ar^ooir* a fied. She obviouata remains SAUERKRAUTilS 4 SECOND FRIZES -12 THIRD PRIZES . iMothar, don’t beUmta it vtaan b devoted to Warren Beatty, who % EAOR AH ROA norm St* eOlOR tAOH A WESTNOHWIIHMSHER your child aaya this. Most nor^ ^ was named in the divorce suit . . . a ■»•>.•* ■ . . ^ . •>.. mal children like "achool and brought in London by her hus WNT-0R1I0M0KIW .r-^ j.-ORTIBOOnN would be unhappy And bored 4 band, BrlUah director Peter I.INRX-ORUMOTIUM ; I without it. ' i Han. What does the future bold A few, however, develop !a - for her? ' FKFSH FR02FN MtATS ttoRTH PRIZES 20 FIFTH PRIZES I negative attitude and make *T- would like to keep my RAM A KEYBTOK NOK NOVIC i m i n hunrani m - qutte a fuaa about achooL ^ y homsiin London with my chil •BASD m noe-snuDiD rNIFIT-OHlOlNKlIOP'.-. . YMMRH BARNORR OWKAT0I I may even' get headachaa' or dren," she remarked (they are pPU-SBUKITAMn’ T «.ggl0'INKS'SP vdimt when w tim e ecWMi to \ C9ni^pber, 7, and Jennifer, 6). TRMU-IBUKtUim , leave the housk. This ia M t.tte “But right now I don’t Iomw VEAL STEAK aama aa pretendtag U b * * * '( * »- what wlU hihappen.” WALDORF 30 SIXTH PRIZES Unique Bonus get out of going to sebfioi ocoa- CMNAIPO.SCTNneU> aionally but la rathpr a type o f . •TIBr-A-WArnNHTUIMAM ‘ P r i z e ! fear or anxiety, reaction. I D O G FOOD FAYOmSSF ^ The poaalbla csuaea iaetuda I PoUys Pointers LADDIBDOT w.,. . eask.. TOILET TBsvE >-«WBOoaop •Wpik’i Vu Mm M a UliiiiloHi MRDira BARS fear of being bulUed by olaas- J 1NPU.IIUIEITANN ciHYiiiY anntBi tnatea, fear of failure; in tta CHICKEN M M i. 4 ' * : ^ 89* aRAWB UNIOW-RRRADRD B y P O U T t-annep gOY aa ■■ performance - of dally aiMi|PB* Jfewipaper taifsipilse Assn. IVORYsoip 1,000 PRIZK OF 3 lOOKS identa or, in aoma oldar' cnO- OBAR PO LLY — Although t 1 dren a ganarat halltgaranca aa- , LAMB CHUNKS ” ^ S* CAiCTBRLL'g TOMATO VEAL STEM a W laoctated with -th^ onset of ti the Women's Page is suppoaeiOy 4 9 ■ off-limits to us men, I manage LADDUBOY ^ s a n L SM!»K -S¥i‘ V'.' '. < r ' 1-^ ‘ (* s PAGH . . ‘ i ■ MAMCanttS iVEMINO HERAtD, KAMCHBSnS, COMM, TOPM^Ay- f**"^**#” * ^ MANCHESTER EVENING TncftAU), MANCHESTER* CONN.* THURSDAY* SEPTEMBER 24, 1964 . ' J r r | v Nystrmn Explains School Role arSession of PTA [ GUnnBLAND, Ohio (AP) -- fa parent to the troop meeting The head bt the 70,000-membar RfidcMii Um Wftk Ttieoday at 7:18 at the Com Brdfharhood of Locomotlva National ______j ttn aiaV aad Mcptained munity Hall. Firemen and Englnaman la I t m Couponi You Ricoivod in Um MaiU «M aa«r studant luoidbook^ to call a atrlka In a waga dl- i Show Oasanalttee Meaahecs aputa with about KM of the na Stores Hm ® *»t BBSsUaf p t BMtoa heue are the bonus coupons Mrs. Harold F. Laws, general tion’s rnfiroads any time attar I chairman of the anUque show aMoUry Sdiool PTA last aickt 18:01 A m . Friday. good this week . . Nyatran amphaslaad that ^ and sale to be held in St. R. B. OUbart, president of Maurice Church auditorium •ad tlM taacbars art at u m union, aald Wadnasday that O c t 8 and 10 from 1 to 8 p.m., •cboot to balp tha chiWrM and more than 88 par cent of the ■fe.' that pannta should faal frea to has announced member of the memberahlp had voted to strike COUPON lA - GOOD fQ ^ eoBM to hhB aad tha taachata refreshment and beverage com U the union's wage demande are ^ t h amy proMam thay may mittee and the Ocket commit See New Ford at DiUon^$ not mat. Current wage demands tee. were served on the carriers SOUP-GRIM 'BCm i* y * - . Chairmen of the refreshment One of Ford s new luxurious •U T D r aeriaa axem pliflea the 1885 Ford Mm of ea^ mos^ Tke GoUett Book ^ Ha Mqdainad that haTii« a changed In the 15-year history of Ford Division. Seventeen models in the new Um o f F o rto Dec. 8, 1868. LOW pUii dy GREEN STAM PS! committee are Mrs. Holland "W e have had bur fill of futile M iaat aona to tha oflioa whan Masse. Mra. John Struff. Mrs. M^ftatures which include dual hedlampa. ^ Idfirtoir up • child rathar than in the new staUon wagon, curved side glass, and augmented vritt ttya negotiatioM aad managemant I Ray Oocconi. Mrs. Courtney. favorltiom," Gilbert said In a h i s t o r y » f d ie JJgavm PBTflW iraliir to tha child’s room was, iTuriter and Mrs. Harry Fase- The tradlUonal, round Ford talUlght is replaced by a m odert^c hMSgonal s h ^ Sea tha So avoid dtsTupUng tha dasei sUtament "It la unfortunate for In a ^ t new Ford line tomorrow at Dillon Sales A Service. IPc., at 818 Main St.______and possibly ambaraaalnf tha the puhUe that mlhroad nagotia- V o lv o • CAPACITY Membans are Mrs. Adelard ahllA tors only understand strike UHTTED STATES Tha principal said that the Bem ais. Mrs. Richard OahlU, language and never negotiate Mrs. PasqgMile Cafro. Mrs. John 12th Qreoit PLUS T u la that no «diild should coma Sen. Thurmond’s T r a n s fe r 1 ^ 1 there la a criala." in 12 hAttdiEmttly llluthr«l»d voIimw in tha buUdins: before • am . CiseoB. Sirs. Frank FTeddo. The threatened strike, third Mra. Nan Flanagan, Mrs. Vin was ralaxad in rainy and eold G)urt Cases m ajor o m since April In this ...« M ly ^'***®*7^. (OUPON 2t WOKIH 20< weather. Apparently in re cent Kriesicki. Mrs. James Causes' Senate Desk Issue industry, could rosult in n vir sponse to some complaints from Landrey. Mra Weldon Miner. tual nationwide rail tieup. hw iry ttid fer R m y *eho«l boy Mid taword Hit af Om Mrs. ^ymond Moaaer. Mrs. MAMOHBSTKR SESSION President Johnson can ap parents on the rough nature ot Wesley Robbins and Mrs. Rob ivk qi Mixw aeo w n. play before school begins. Ny- WASHINGTON (AP) — ThefLoog put In his bid for it atter point an emergency board un ert Smith. Lodge was defeated for re-elec A 885 fine for a motor vehicle der the Railway Labor Act to VOL NO. 4 -“Bulldlng tho NoHon" atrom pointed out that a tesch Tickets may be obtained political realignment of Sen. ar is on duty at this lime and tion in 1962 by the late President vlolaticn, two nolles and six report on the diqMite. This from the follosnng members in Strom Thurmond of South CSaro- John F. Kennedy. would delay any etrlke action at that he had personally checked case continuances marice<' a NOW ON SALE-99/ different areas of the psuHsh: lina has caused an upheaval in Sen. Olln D. Johnston, D-S.C., least 80 days. ^ the arrival time o f buses. No Mrs. Anthony Armentano, Mrs. brief 80-minute court session this , extra ssh stamps bus had arrived before 8:38 in tKr*Senate — over the question said today that Long now has Employes represented hy StfH AvaHrMo-V oI. No. I-'T T b B c p l ^ Harold Belch, Mrs. John Dahl- agreed to let him have the Cal morning. RLFB got their last wage In the past few days. quist, Mrs. Eaisabeth Fiano, of who has s’hose desk. A» SMdd Introductory PrkoAOnly W Nystrom said he realised that When Thurmond moved from' houn desk. The vray was cleared Norman Kehoe, 18, of Fra crease of 56 centa a day liarch WITH COUPONS Mrs. William Hoch. Mrs. John for this, Johnston said, when mingham, Mass., pleaded guilty 1, 1861. A union qpbkesman aald the students were the responsi the Democratic to the Republi Inho Not. 2 Mid 3-09P o m I i ) Utvinakas, Mrs. Martin Lynch. can side of the Senate chamber, Sen. Clinton P . Anderson, D- to operating a motor vehicle the average dally rate for fire WHOU bility of the school when at Mrs. John McCabe. Mrs. Gas- N.M., said he would let Long men le $81.60 and $28 for ongi- school and that he cerUlnly 1 the word was that he wanted to without a license smd was fined prin Morra, Mrs. Roland Mel- {take his desk with him but that have his desk. the $25 by Judge Douglass B. neere. . ^ would study any problems. oche, Mrs. William Minor, Mrs. Why did Long want Ander A strike threat afsinot the The formation of proper ! the Democrats balked, Wright. Reody-to-Cook - 2 '^ to 3 Lbs Vincent Peracchio, Mrs. Stanley i Thurmond reportedly was son’s desk? Chief Prosecutor Eugene Kel raUroads by 160,000 ahop work •tudy habits, school atUre and Patnode. Mrs. John Harris, Because it was the desk used ly entered nolles in the cases of ers over job security was settled Mrs. Russell McKinney and ! imder the impression that the the library of about 6,000 vol ! desk had been used by John C. by Long’s mother when she was John McCarthy, 39, of 79 Sum tentatively Tuesday. Six shop 1 _ ^ eyiDA SaH green stamps Pjump, Tender* Meaty > umes were other topics covered Mrs. Norman Preuae. Calhoim. a I9th-centur>’ South appointed to succeed Huey. m er St., on a charge of non- craft unions were Involved In There srill be a meeting of by N 3rstroni in his brief address. ! Carolina «tatesman who was Long is the only senator whose support; and Mrs. Lillian M. that dispute. l l O O ^ i a w s r He said that the first report all altar bojrs. In Grades 7 noted as a champion of states’ father and mother both served Gendron of Southbridge, Mass., Last Ai»U, a nationwide mil through 10, tomorrow at 2:30. esids would be issued in No- rights. in the Senate and now he will for disregarding a stop sign. dispute by five train-operating CLOVERDALE veniber, with parent - teacher The choir will rehearse t » Now it turns out that not have used the desks each of The continuances Included unions was settled. SPLIT - 9UARTERED - CUT-UP - 33 eonfsrenoes at about the same morrow at 7 p.m. Thurmond, but Sen. Russell B. them had. three cases for breach of peace time, and he underlined the Long, D-La., has been sitting at Sen. Gaylord Nelson, D-Wia., and three motor vehicle viola ManrhrstTT Bventag Herald value of these conferences. the Calhoun desk. who had a back comer desk, tion cases, all rettiraable in this Food Bar Flavorftd ORANGE JUICE 5 0 Boltea eerreepeadeat, deme- Long’s aides report that he has moved to the position that ccmrt next month for disposition. NEW CANAAN, Conn. —For The student handbook, an In areB Yanag, telephone 848-8881. novation this year, contains a asked for the desk not because Thurmond formerly occupied on hmch, lot’s try mango, apricot Roasting Chickens MADYO^OOK ^ 3 9 < the Democratic side. The desk d-O Z C A N S 'Hit of the staff and the school Calhoun had used It but because prune, lemon, wheat germ, ba 3VS TO 4 LBS Nelson had has been moved to WASHINGTON — Silicosis, calendar as well as a list of rsg- WUtSBADEN, Germany—In it is the desk that his late fa nana, papaya, watercreaa, and ther, Huey (the Klngfish) Long, the Republican side where the miners’ disease, has ap peach. These ingredienU and M-OZ CAN itetkms and suggestions. 1863, for the first time in 10 Thurmond now sits. peared around the world imder In the business meeting pre years, *' world fata and oils had occupied while a senator eight others are available in a before his a.ssaasination in 1935. such names as dust consump ceding the program Mrs. Rich- production failed to equal the tion, grinders' asthma, pot new 200-calorie food bar that 5 9 First Olympic Winter Games Barbecued“ " ^ " lichens “ * previous year’s ou^ut, market Before Russell Long n>t the am Alton. PTA president, an of modem times were held In ters’ rot, stonemasons' disease, is small, needs no refrigaration, Gript Met- *K^cAN84^ 4 69c p iw / t t e o -.r------ing officiala reported at a re desk, H had been used by Sen. and is nutritienally adeqnata. lOOZ nounced that a new PTA schol- Henry Chbot Lodge, R-Mass. France in 1924. and miners’ phthisis. QUARTIRS asafaip hmd was being started cent conference here. Cut Cora - v o r o A B w i ncos 49< T M Q I aad DRUMSTICK I BREAST - 37« nuj yuar. Oaady ban w HI be •old by nMn^ters for this hmd ehiy thstoughout tha year. GRAPBS M was also announead that a bidw ssia wB ba MM on eiao- tlon day to xalae money for gsu- . u n c h b O f j u t a • n i eoqMndttnrsa. MAXWELL HOUSE lULLY COOKED .. Ibrnhenhlp ctanirmaa Mrs- ■dwavd ICeloobe aoM 58 mem- F u a s h a n k S E a i O N benMpa. Mngle and ismSy, at COFFEE »««n 1.89 us *^Tbs*itftt4mdanoe bannm wB TOKAY a N T E R s Li CES » B9c FULL BUTT SECTION u 53< bs dhrlded between foiff classes. ICn. yimtegsn, Miss Arnold. Wish-Bone itau*n wussino *,^^39c Mrs. Mabsr and Mrs. Fisher 16-oz in 85< wm each have it one week. f Tlie neKt meeting of the PTA HATIVI Ls a g s ^ will be an open bouse Oct. 81. N C S t l s S CHOCOLATE QUIK U B CTN 4 5 c Carrots Smoked Butts »03< Link Suusuge ^ 59* Scents Awarded Badges O IV B / Boys wsre awarded badges of eCfiea at a meeting of Boy Bologna 43< Gonon Salum i!!^tt^ ^ 39« Scout Troop 78 Tuesday night. SWOT m . Patrol laaders and aasistant Allsweet 2 pros 59« Potatoes 4 0 Z P K G 29< SuUSUgO umi^jNKi riffi 49f pntrbl leaders are: AlUgator, Luxury Loaf ORBBN bodgar Gross and Larry Peace; ^FOWMAIfOg I HONOR allow, Jack Sadler and MO LTO 4-OOOitH/ LBS 4 0 Z P K G 29< MAN) iofan I>otterton; flying aagle, Imperial maisawni m wt® 43c l U T T I l M O T Finusf Loaf Polish Sausage ' Don Sobol and Bruce OomoIU m M swamp fox, David Jooes Big Two Bologna *****2 >“ 9 9 SourNlur PicklesricKies < asid Fetar benedict N ow ... look into the m any w oilds Junior troop leaders are: Good Luck 2 57e IBS quartannaster, John Boeworth; ORIIN All Beoff Pranks fresh Hnlihut Steuli “ troop scribe and librarian, Peter Peppers Bcnedlet; soiiar patrol leader, Timothy Grose; assistant senior C - . L DETERGENT l« Deal Peek ^ Q - patrol loaders, Kent Richardson r S D Ic Dm I Pack - GIANT PKG 78e LGE PKG O O ^ and Anthony SoboL Paper Towels wiJrS«i ^ 27c Randy Oote, Robert Lodi and HOUSEHOLD DEODORIZER j Wayne Nichols were appointed 7-OZ CAN junior assistant scoutmasters. rlonenr ScDaalPaek 54e §$pf6nb6F SsMtiysi Seigo 12b“’ Food 2 om53c| Warren Potter Is scoutmaster — I and Paul Brown, assistant Roa •ooutmaster. LIQUID 3c Daal Pack 40c WHITE P O L Y The troop committee w ill hold Dynamo DETERGENT 1-PT3-OZBTL a steak eookout for all acouts 7e Daal Pack - 1-QT 4-OZ ITL 72e aaTH tooM BAG and their fathers Saturday from Same Famous Scott Qoaitty 8:80 to T a t Camp Johnson. /A»/Aa Those attending should bring their own eating utansila. S co tfissu e ^ BIO Boys ai^nMuming thair llih VLB8-OZ THE Tg^^^ro^AliSI 1SHOZ Mrthday are eligible to Join the CAN tcoo. Any boy who has not dona Beefaroni ewnoy-At^a 2 CANS so and vrlohes to may eoms with o f T o t a l P e r fo r m a n c e f o r ’6 5 CaaamlamHe and MIAT gALU ^ IS H O Z J A ^ v w Rjeeff S te w m jp D jn O n i CHIP gOY-AI-MI X CANS 47< WHEE! WATER’S 8^1. Ravioli aoiSKea 2 “^^ 5 5 « H0T-H 0T.AND 843Z Tomato Saun CANS THERE’S A LOT! Ti'iii a. L i b b y ■ ' o HNAST Nowl For only » C W , Delicious Finest Pie Crust 2 SS 25c day for fa el.. .hot water Liquid Starch PINAST ,2 S I 37c for. aM— all ihe tim e! A p p l e J v K * LINCOLN n-OZ JAR 45c Made froiti CaWomid M yea Mve In a typleal Jif Peanut Butter Santa daralPrunai house, yon eiNild easily ran THE 707*1- VEfiFORMANCE O ats wick ^ {S*k’^^*49c out of hot water several PAIRLARiwO 8P0RT8 CIMJK Quaker 27c \BaMB99u KaMf^Mnaiakt tinaes a week. P r u n e J a M . Now you eon have aM the My-T-pine Puddings 7-ozpkg21c richmomd „v.o iJLOI hot water you need at one time for only 8i/^o* a day. -b est year yet to go Ford! Pillsbury Biscuits <» 3 29c ' IBBKHSfYU Baked Beans "hait 2'^'^^9< Think of M—only a 4 d a y! . quietest ride ever. New wider tread, new spa handsomer, better buys than ever. A livelier, Nabisco chocolati chip cookies ’ n < G ^ 4 9 e M firW ax Yea, thanks to Mobilheat IVom a new revenible key to a brand-new Brown Bread 2 43< smoother hew Sixc-2 hotter V-8 optioiu. 8- -and an oil-fired hot water luxury leriei, the '65 Fords are so new you just ciousness, new Big Six engine. Scott Family Place Mats wu 39c heater of correct capacity— speed Cruise-O-Matic optional. - a a have to sec them for yourself. N ew “ cool” world of Mustang • > • Fastback PKG 0 * 7 strin g*® ® "*^ Ketchup PMAST 2 'iS 33* year family can take care of 2-f2 joins the Hardtop and Convertible. New world of economy... 18 Falcons with up Scott Family Cups OF S z / c an their washing needs at New world of elegance . . . 17 solid, quiet C A K i M I X E S Many luxuries standard. New options include to 15% greater fuel economy as a new livelier 2-ROU one time. Fords, including a new super luxury series- Lady Scott iathiioomtissui ^^PKGc^ 2 9 c Mom eaa do the family the L T D 2- and 4-Door Hardtops. New body, front disc brakes. Six teams with optional 8-speed Cruise-O- wash. Sis ean do the disheo PKG .BB w WWW A<^ ftOSTiMO MIXIS N ew world o f va lu f . . . 8 Fairlanes, bigger. Matic. New battery-saving alternator. Lady Scott facial nssm OF 200 29c CLIP VALUABLE COUPON at the some time Junior frame and suspensions give the smoothest, takes his bath, and yon en joy a shower. Best ye^ yet togoEfid! Lysol Spray Disinfectant JSf 99e Don’t (May—^phone ns to 160Z c ' i day. Find ont bow easy It lo TestDrive TbtalRiformatwe B S Gold Seal Snowy Bleach PKG OOC to switch to a Mobllheat- PKG OF •red water heater. Wrisley Facial Soap 7 $ a w 3 9 c ^Average family of four. 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I »i ■ ■ - ZB A Agrees to Rehear hSd^ool Andover Many Gripes From Your Neighbor's Kitchen TV-Radio Tonight FIRST FOOD STORE Insurance Co* Application By DORIS BELDINO o iSe Given New Officers Heard Again T a xtr Noodla Cggssrola with • 1 OMneff Beet la a msal-ln-a-dlsh . Hio Zoning Board a t Appeals^ ► They ihcluds variaaBSS asked by Douglas King, tor aa »ddi- that HboBld prove a walcome Television SoimdSheU Are Installed About Pond ( Z ^ ) WUl conduct a special addttioh to fall and winter buf- pubUc hewrlng fiext month on a tlcu to Fsro’a Markat, aad to — MB ■ATUMOAX'^ TV WEBB PUR CiiMFUBIB LIBTINO Lawrsnos Daokar for aa addl- feta. Mrs. John ’Treybal of M rdqueat from Atty. Inon Cambridge St. eerves.the caese- 4:00 (S) Big S Thsetsr A 6:00 (M Portrait of Japan Constnmtfoa o( «oi wooitlcal Residents In the North BnA tlon.to a home at SI BfUaoa Rd. ” (i^) Perry Mason By G ra n ge rove and buUder John BamliU K i ^ idaaa a walk-la rsfriffara- role with Cranberry - Pineapple (6) News who live in the vicinity of Un- to censtruot a new insurance Movie (8-30-im Donna Reed •iiuinc tor th« audltortum itact tor on u a north sod at ttia aiar- Jellied Salad knd Baked Broe- (18) Top 23 Plus Ons 6:80 (34) The Edltore km Pond have sgain voiced company trtfloe building at E (1(^3340) Dr, Kildare •C MandiMter IOc*> School wUl their feelings about the stench ket, at S76 Oakland S t la Real- eoU. (M) What's NSW kndover Orange inutalled new Center and Brookfield Sts. Party <^6****rie (SCI) News, Wasthsr (•-30-40) My ’Three Sons •(^nmonco diottly and ta axpoct* offlcefB at their Monday meet coming from the oontroverslal Four other aoning requests denes Zens A. He ottos as hard (iO) dteckmete (18) Subscription TV ship the need for mors spaes to irtih Corned Beef 9:00 (34) Hera Her and There 0(| to ba completed in time for ing held at the Elementary body of polluted water. win also be on the agenda. 6:10 (S) Newe, Sporti. Weather Bewitched School. ’Ihe installation team in- Eighth DUtrict President meet the demands of hwreaslng 1 8-ounce paelcage of wide *:,0 ‘( S H_.rcus r a teat in oarly November, when The ZBA decided at a meet business. noodles, cooked ‘ =*>l?i:6rtm e-Bri«kl.y (8) The Deteettvea tlA Hartford Symphony Orchea- oluded membere o f the Connecti Victor Swanson said this week ing Moadaji that it would rehear ‘ tablespoons butter (M) Discovery (13) BaUays of Balboa cut State BxecuUve Committee. that he has been flooded with Decker is asking to' huikl a 3 }|0) »Um _ tra cornea to town for a concert the request for special exception tablespoon minced ’enidn (10 43 «) Hasei (C) Peter Thome, president of the George Nelaon ie the new telephone calls at his home, at caroort on the north aide sC his 1 (3) Walter CronUte (8-3(Mi5) Peyton Place FULLY CO O K ED . MILD.^ TENDER CURED front Atty. Podtwr and Bm - 1 can cream of mushromn 13) Newsbeet 10:00 (34) m School Preview Ji^nchester Qvic Orchestra, an master; Olga Ltndholm, over all hours, from North End resi nlnl although the board denied houae at 31 Edlaon Rd., la Resi- (8-3040)------TTlmmy Jimmy Dean dence Zone A, that would be soup |:R (30) Ron CochrSa nounced this morning that the seer; Marion Stanley, lecturer; dents who live near the p(Hid, a sintUkr application in July. % cup milk 7:00 <8) i^att K m (8-13) The Defenders ceiling will be a gift from the Harmon Cochrane, steward; asking him — "W hy can’t the Atty. Podrove argued that a only three feet from the build (34) what’s New (10-30-30) Suepense Theater ing sidellns. The regulattoaa re 3 teaspoons prepared mustard (30) Cannonball (C) members of the orchestra, apd Hampton Nevlus, assistant; district or town do something recent court decision makes it (10) Leave It to Beaver 11:00 (.V8-13-30-80-40) Newe, Sports. quire a 10-foot rideyard. Decker cup diced pimento Weather that it has been approved by Anna Lindholm, ch aplain ; about cleaning up the pond?’’ clear Oiat the board must boar I can mushroom slices, (18) Subscription TV aiSiooI offictala. Christine C o veil, treasurer revised appUcatlons tor special lists aa hardship the foot ttiat 7:16 (30) 8i»rte <>mera 11:16 (30) Tonight Show (C) “The effluent going into his house 1$ not centered on the drained (13) ifinge of Golf (40) die^mate The ceiliiig will be placed in EUswbrth Coven, secretary, and Union Pond has caused a de exceptions; in addiUon, a $4 teaspoon salt T:80 ( 34) People and PolUlca U:30 (13) Movie frames and aospended from bars Howard Stanley, gatekeeper. sidesm an for MetropoUtan Ufe lo t , (8-13) The Muneters (3) Movie plorable condition o f late,” % toa^oon pepper (10-23-90) Daniel Boone U:80 (10-33) Tonight (O on the stage of the auditorium. Dorothy Gasper was instaUsd Swanson told the district board Comet Cidiente at Moriarty^s Insurance said that, unleaa the Also on the same agenda are can corned beef, diced (8) Movie SMOKED HAM two requests for automobile 1 (8-30-40) DinUtonee It will be constructed of corre- as Ceres, Ida Spear,. Pomona, of directors Monday night dur company knows soon whether it cup flavored bread enunba ’The CallenU two-door hkrdtop. on4 of 11 models in Mercury Comet’s can count on the propoeed B. gdted fib«rglas panels, so K and Bessie HQUanL nora. Hie ing their monthly meeting. may now be seen at Moriarty Bros. Inc. at 801-315 Center S ^ J h e * ie i^ Mereun^ ^ m e t buslnsBSSs. 3 tableapoona melted butter will permit the llfdit to shine Center St. location, it may have poet of Lady Assistant Steward One resident said “It’s the line featusta new front end sheet metal which tocorpoiatos h e ^ l^ p s s ^ off to Barnard Peaao, doing business Melt butter, saute onion and SHANK PORTION through. to relocate out of town. The in Radio win be assumed hy Virginia Os worst smell around." and an advantage by the new grille. Comet’s new electrical system includes an alternator as stand as the Auto Trading P ost is add soup, milk, mustard, pimen The ceiling will hang higher borne. ’To serve a three-year surance offices are now in the asking a qiscial sKoeptlcn to to salt and pepper. Combine fn d e BsUiig tneludee only those newt bragdeeate e f le er U I in front than in back, ao that other said that the stench has ard equipmwt. ______' ______- Paritade. tenfi on the executive conunit- affected the property values have a used car dealer’s Uoanse cooked noodles with soup mix mfonte length. Some etntlons rm rrj outer short ■eweensts). sdunds will be reflected into the tee John Hutchinson was diosen. ’I ^ board agreed at the time at 253 Broad SL In IhdniMal ture and corned beef. Place in aedltorium. around the pond. School who have received ac that It would rOhear th« request, WDBO-UM 4 6:46 Lowell ‘niomaa Vera Stanley win be the pia- Zone; li^-quart buttered casserole 6:50 Sports JlX present, soimds from the “All the complaints are justi cident Insurance envelopes ■n/1 said It would hasten the S:U0 L 1PA0S FOtJlHEBN IIi^ « » tt3 lB R “EVENING HERAU), MANCBSSTrat, CX)NN, THURSPAT, H S oeth n Two THURSDAY, SEPTEMB^ 24, 1964 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBTO 24,1964 Pages IS to 2 8 Youth Sui^vcf Some Restrictions Relaxing ^ T 5 W After 2 Hours PAC. United Fund Pasture Warns Party Veteran Welsh Sailor In Heavy Surf St. John’s Notes NARttAOAKBBrrr, R J (AP) Holds Drive — A U-]rear-«M boy,, sw ^ off 35th Anniversary Against Complacency Reports on Red China rooks by boavy surf tastndgfat, BINGO In October swam and fkiatsd for two and P.A.C. lAUROOM ^ By SOL R. COHEN one-lutif hours while roeouera St. John’s Polish National Catholic Church will ob (Photo Page 1) TAMOOUVBR. B. C. (A P)-^^^TV.^y 1- marter of one of labdred to roadi htan. EVERY MONDAY— 8 P.M. serve its 35th anniversary Sunday. The Rt. Rev. Joseph October is United Fund the hundreds of vessels of all He finally was hauled alive Month in Manchester by proc U.S. Sen. John 0. Pastore of Rhode Island last night oooliM lMiv« pm* registries — except those of Soltysiak of Manchester, N. H., bishop of the Eastern 2i yiuaei tiRUT, socKvnu lamation of Mayor Francis J. ^^aterfront of Ooihnranist China Japan and the United States — and well into a Coast Cuard warned Democrats against complacency in the Nov. 8 bout. '•'V Diocese, and all clergy of the Connecticut District, will that have carried some 8% mil Mahoney. presidential elections "because there is so much at and ttM befgera have left her More than 8,000 peraons liiMd. participate a t the celebration. lion tons of grain worth 8600 'The Rev. Walter A. Hyuko, The proclamation, issued - to stake.” Speaking at Hartford’s Hotel Statler-HIlton, bs- atreeta. million to Red China since early Ocean Road at NarragaxMtt^ the townspeople today, cites the Women may be growing more p u to r of St. John’s Church, Is fore 850 statewide party mem-* 1661. Pier to watch the massive res- honorary chairman of the anni unique quality of the fund—the bers, the diminutive Pastore •tyle-oonseloue and buslneaa- oue operation. ^ efforts "to campaign up artd The Stancloud's crew can be versary committee. John Krow- fact that It represents 11 tepa said, ’’Let us stand np (or those men are becoming lean wary In The boy, Carl Dykstra, of rqte local agencies—and calls down the State of Connecticut, fhelr dealings with Westerners. considered typical. There are 31 chenko is chairman of a Jubilee who have made their mark and for the re-election of Thomas Wakefield, R.I., had gone oqto upon all cltlrens to support the I have proved their ability to lead, Bat lt*e stin a land where the Britons and 12 Spaniards committee. Miss Beverly Bur Dodd to the U.S. Senate.” aboard. Shipboard soccer teams the rocks at tlM foot of Bass ger, organist, will be in charge 1964-85 Fund drive. and let’s make this the biggest foreigner gets a «6^ ^ r cent Rock Road with his brother-in- It notes that the United Fund Dodd said, “I am grateful for diacount While the natives pay play each other while waiting to Chorches Has New Chrysler of the music for the special serv s I victory for the Democratic all that you have done for me,” load in British Columbia ports. law, Andrew Toth, 3T, and his iced and the choir.. of Manchester, Inc., represents Party in the history of the top dollar ft»r the goods they An entirely new styling theme, new body structure, and a new suqianslon system are be a combination of community and pledged, “If I nm re-elect They play again while discharg ing Introduced id the 1965 Chrysler. Seventeen different models in three new body styles slstu’, Mrs. Toth, 81. Organised in 1629, the con I U.S.” produce. _ , He was washed ott by b huge agencies that render aid, serv ed, I will do everything I caB ing cargo in Shanghai or Dair include a distinctive New Yorker two-door hardtop (above) and four-door Town Sedan in gregation first mst in Turn Hall I Pastore, who delivered the for the good of the state and This Is the report of Capt. wave from the fringe of Hurrl- ice and assistance to the towns John Lewis, SB, Welsh master of en. both the Newport and New Yorker series. See them today a t Chorches Motors a t 80 Oak BLOOD TO SHARE on North St. The site of the keynote address at last month’s the country.” oane Gladys about 7 p.m. and resent church was purchased people—and notes that the very the converted oil tanker Stan- “The Chinese regulations, land St. . ” existence of these agencies' de Democratic National (jonven- He said, “This is a stranga caiTled out by the eurf. Several 1 1630, and ground was broken tion, scoffed at recent meetings sloud. such as the one stating you have e pends upon a successful United Mercury ItOnger for 1965 campaign and one of the dirtiest hundred feet off shore he was tor the edifice on Oct; 80 of between Sen. Barry Goldwater m the 10 years he has been to be back on board by mid where you will go, what you will b l o o d IB NEEDED THROUGHOUT THE NATION, Fund drive.. Entirely new In its 26-year history, Mercury for 1966 is three Inches longer and features ever concocted in the history of night, are still on the books.” authorities won’t cause you taking to dresses and skirts.” able to start swimming. that year. The Rev. Peter Latas and former Pre.sldent DWight sailing to China he has noted a Shanghai and Dairen are dull buy. It’s Just Chinese curlouslty The Fund, Mahoney says, of classio styling which Imparts a look .of formality as illustrated by thU Park Lane four- the U.S. gradual relaxation of once rigid Lewis says. “ But they’re not any,” Lewis says. Reeoue units from three PC» BACH AND EVERY OPERATION. was pastor at that time. Eisenhbwer, aaying, "De.spite “ We must go forward and prs- There are no coolies in evi cities with little to do and there and it’s been that way ever Picks and Shovels wielded by fers a substantial saving to door hardtop. Crafted in Lincoln Continental tradition. Mercury for 196.5 has a torque box restrictions governing the enforced as rigidly as they once since I began running to Oiina. towns sped to the scene, rigged SO GIVB A PENT SIX TIMBS A YEAR frame and rigid body design, with coll spring rear suspension for greater riding comfort. all of those well-pianned and .sent our positive program. If dence where the Stancloud ties are only two places for Lewis members of the congregation Manchester citizens in time, ef-' well-televised meetings, Eisen movement of foreigners. While were.” “They stare at you and you floodlights and attempted to FOR THE PERSON WHO NEEDS y . MAY BE DEAR fort and money, in that it con It is now on display at Moriarty Bros, at 301-315 Center St. the oppo.sition wants to talk non- You can carry a camera in up. and his men to go — the Sea dug the foundation tor the hower has yet to say ‘I will he finds It easier to get around stare back. If you smile, they’ll shoot a line to the boy. But the m a n y TIMBS THE SUPPLY GETS 1X>W. sen.se — we will continue to “Now they’re called workers men’s Club and the Friendship church. Designed by. the Sharpe solidates 11 separate fund 3 Col FC Coming 3-18 Ital See New F o r d ______^ vote (or you, Barry.” In Communist China today, China, provided you don’t take department store. The discount smile.” , Une kept missing him, andjthe drives into one campaign. talk sense.” pictures within city limits or of and get a» wage — about 840 a surf thwarted Coast Guard ef SO GIVE A PINT, BE A GOOD JOE. ____ Plan Service in Willimantic, the He added, "During the time there are few places to go and allowed foreigners in the store But Lewis has learned not to Mahoney calls upon all town military installations, and 3rou month,” L«wis says. ’"They forts bo launch a rubber raft, MANY HAVE GIVEN MORE THAN THEIR SHARE actual construction was done Eisenhower was president, from little to do. reckon that’s enough to feed a is up to 66 per cent on anything talk politics. mostly by parish members. ’The departments, commercial or Lewis spoke of the changes he have the film processed before Rescuers using a bullhorn a n d THBJN THERE ARE THOSE WHO DON’T CARE 1952 to 1960, Sen. Goldwater did family of four and have a little to be taken out of the country. “One chap tried to draw me first Mass in the new church was ganization, civic and social Man Blacks Out has seen since he first shipped, leaving the country. On his latest trip to China, shouted to the boy to float and SOME CAN’T GIVE BECAUSE OF ILii HBAL'TH clubs, school and churches, and Some CD Flaws Held nothing but criticize him, and “As long as you comply with left over.” out on Viet Nam. I told him that celebrated March 1, 1031. to China in 1668 as an appren Lewis paid 86 for “ a good pair not to exhaust himself attempt b u t t h o s e w h o c a n , p o s s e s s a s p e c i a l w e a l d s . the citizenry In general to sup during those years, . President tice on a ship carrying ferUUser their regulations and don’t (Chinese women still work in if the United States and the ITie observance of the S6th Lyndon Johnson, then a senator, Car Rams Pole the sheds and along the dock- of shoes.” ing to anniversary will include the port the Fund’s campaign this to Tslntao. cause them any bother, the Chinese wanted to fight each SO, IF YOU HAVEN’T GIVEN A DROP, supported more of the Eisen side. They don’t carry heavy The shoes would have cost the other, that was their bustness.” blessing of the newly renovated year. Simply Paper Errors •mY o m N O a t t h e n e x t s t o p , hower legislation than did Gold- A .’M-year-old Mansfield De 840-a-month waterfront worker interior of the church, confirma Commandant loads aboard the ships any During a recent stopover in water.” pot motorist was reported not more, but they toil aboard sam the equivalent of 816. OYER 2 MILUOKK a n d y o u w i l l FBEIL AS MANY DO tion and the observance of the Lewis says the ports of China China, Lewis went to a beach. Martin Danahy of 148 caiestnut Sen. Pastore. who is in line seriously hurt late yesterday pans and lighters. It could have been a beach PRESCRIPTIONS THAT YOU ARB HELPING TOO. S6th year of organizing. lomplaint Calls Manchester’s Civil Defense team—criticized by state morning when he blacked out are far more mechanised than The program Saturday is: 8:80 St. was installed last night as for the position of majority In Dairen, his last port in scene anywhere — except that lVrk>*reiii1 CD officials during the summer as being “just a paper and ran his .state-owned car China, L*wis saw converted they were 10 years ago. I SAFELY COMPOUNDED JACK J. LAPPEN AGENCY a.m ., a Mass of requiem for all commandant of the Marine leader of the Senate, spoke •’In 1661 the grain ships used the women’s costumes dated D a C K lO iY U r m a i organization”—may only have been losing a “paper from notes, and when asked by into a pole on W. Middle Tpke. stores with five or six beds to a bck to “about 1614.” the departed of the parish, and Corps League at ceremonies at room. ‘"They’ve always lived 16 their own gear to unload in 66 BALDWIN ROAD 644-1541 at 11 a.m. Confessions for chU- with State CD headquarters. reporters for copies of his text, at Wedgewood Dr. “There certainly were no ARTHUR DRU8 war Police said that John T. to 20 to a room and I guess they CSiina. When an order was dren and young people. the Marine Home, 717 Parker Town Engineer Walter Fuss A t a special meeting of the* said, ‘‘I don’t have any, because bikinis.” Creaser. a security officer at still live that way,” he said. filled, the ships would sell the Sunday’s schedule is: 8:16 St. He succeeds Harry T. Math- reported this morning that gar town’s Civil Defense advisory i pop example, council member i I never say the same thing the Mansfield Training School, In Shanghai he saw a sigm of a gear to the Chinese. Now the a.m ., general Confession for all iason. bage suid refuse collections com Council last night, Area III | Anthony C. Alibrio said th a t} twice. Any reporter who thinks changing China — a beauty main ports have all their own adult parishioners; 8:80 a.m.. plaints were back to normal for Commander Charles Parmalee five years ago he gave a he will scoop me will have to was taken to Manchester Me faoilltles and these facilities are Other officers are Marcel R. morial Hospital for treatment shop. Mass with special prayers tor the week ending Sept. 12. observed that Manchester seem local course In radiological mon listen to my speech first.” being improved all the time.” Casavant, senior vice comman Of a total of 101 complaints of body bruises, then -eleased. “It wasn’t anything like what Mr. and-Mrs. Frank Kosak on dant; Donald F. Mathlews, ju ed to have met few of its CD Itoring. But by the time the He delighted the crowd of you have here or in the United “In 1661 it took us 21 days to their 60th wedding anniversary. during the five-day period (no Creaser, at about 11 ajn., waa Vj f nior vice commandant; Winston obligations, some of which he last session came around, only diners, who had paid 8100 a States, but it was an indication. discharge cargo. On our last During the Mass they will re collections were made Labor driving westbound on W. Mid ' 6 -’ 'S trip we turned around in seven A. CSievaller, adjutant; Jerry listed. two or three enrollees remained. plate to attend the “Campaig;n a *’• * The women seem to becoming ceive a Blessing and a golden Sapienn, paymaster Bernard Day), 64 were fof skips, 26 for But Town .CD Director John ’Then, he said, the state an Kickoff Dinner,” as he shot dle Tpke. when he blacked out, more style-conscious. Once it days,” he said. cane with the mark of a croes, cans not returned to back yards Mens replied that many of Ui4 he told police, and his car veer 35 W ’The sailor in Shanghai or R. Kowalski, judge advocate; nounced that it would soon be barb after barb at the Republi was hard to tell the women You Name It- to be used as a suppor^ in their Robert Holman, chaplain; Ro suid 11 for miscellaneous rea things that Parmalee said had giving a. course in monitoring, can candidates for president ed into a pole. The front end of Appliance dant is a native of Manchester lenge today, is not so much who into Mott’s Supermarket park a banquet Sunday at 6 p.m. at “ take care of the ones we’re lax is apathetic, you’ve got to do secretary Mrs;. Kenneth Lap- will win the next war, but rath AT and a graduate of Manchester ing lot when his car waa ffyou’re tMnking o f I N S U R A N C E Lithuanian Hall. The program in. the best you can with what you pen, corresponding secretary er, who is the best individual High School. He served in the struck by a westbound vdiicle k t the dinner will be dedicated "I think that the lack of pa have.” Mrs. Louis Orlowskl, treasurer; who - can make the decision to Marine Corps three years and A ss assination perwork may be what is be driven by William D. Kerr, 27, S T O C K S , k’. important to have a friend TONIGHT T1U 9 P.M. to Bishop Hodur. He was satisfied with Gen Mrs. Raymond Hagedorn, libra desist from contributing to a was with the First Marine Divi hind the state’s feeling about rian; Mrs. Louis Sulots, assls ORCHARD The Rev. Mr. Hyszko celebrat eral Manager Martin's prom- frightening holocaust, and thus of 128 8. Main S t Kerr bad the ed his 30th anniversary of priest sion in the Korean conflict. Report Received' Manchester,” he said. Ise of cooperation, however, | tant librarian; Mrs. John Mar- right of way, poUce said. No ill the inveatment buimew. FRIDAY TILL 9 P.M. leavs a free heritage to our chil hood July 19 and will observe He is employed at the South tin, publicity chairman, and one was hurt but the Kerr ve L a st nigjit’s meeting at the and offered his services to help dren, and our children’s chil HILL his sixth year as pastor of St. ern New Engiwi*-!^l«phoiia,Co. By LBJ Today Mtiftkipaf^ Building hearing the town work out its prob- Mrs. John Haney, Qirl Scout hicle, with left front damage, SATURDAY TILL 4 P.M. John’s Church Sunday with He le marriedianB has three room WAS chaired by advisaiw 'lems. chairman. dren.” had to tw towoll away. Tha PUTNAM & CO. chlUbaiK 1- The newly installed chairman Others who addressed the ■anbm HmVeifc a Amwicm StockbckwifM AVERY ST., WAPPING tray ars during Mass. (iSintlimed from Paga Chie) council chairman Leon Thorp, Earlier yesterday afternoon Beaulieu car, with., left., kids AUCTION! and attended by assistant C35 Martin had called a meeting of is a charter member of the partisan gathering last night damagSr waa operabls,- police n EAST CENTEB STREET—84S-S 1B1 “It’s pretty heavy,” said the director Fred Edwards, Fire town officials who have been Motherhood of Mary Mothers were State and National Demo said. No injuries were reported sober-faced President. Chief W. Clifford Mason, Police assigned CD tasks, in prepara CSrclet She is a teacher of Eng cratic Chairman John M. Bai' In the crash. W e hove just bought the entire TV and opplicince Warren just nodded. But when Chief James M. Reardon, and tion for a visit from Hurrtceuie lish and social studies at Bennet ley, Gov. John N. Dempsey, and Mrs. Mildred W. Nelson ef asked by a newsman as the three other members of the Glayds. Junior High School. U.S. Senators Thomas J. Dodd W est Hartford was issued a group left the Cabinet room council. Although the hurricane sub and Abraham A. Rlblcoff. writteiir warning for failure to whether he was glad the job Is Also present was resident sequently changed course. Mar Bailey said "We can’t take grant the right of way, after po stockfrom another General Electric dealer and over, the 73-year-oId chief jus Hugh Hayden, 290 School St., a tin said last night that he is Eastboimd Lanes any chances, and Fni worried lice investigated a two-car acci tice replied with an emphatic civil defense buff who professed "confident that the town is bet about 1964, despite all of the dent a t about 8:30 pun. a t W. Y es!” to want a “knock-down, drag ter prepared for a.' natural dis Of Access Open favorable polls. Center and Cooper Sts. No ona The presentation ■ volume, out’’ dlscuasion of Uw town’s aster right this minute than we While I am confident that was h u rt we will GO ALL OUT at SAVINGS FOR YOU! printed on special heavy paper, lack of civil defense prepared- were back when we were on The eastbound lanes of the we can carry Connecticut by a Police reported that Mrs. Nel SILF-SIRVICB DIRT STORE was much thicker than the voj- neks. TV.” new Whitehead Highway, from substantial margin tor the na Now on dfsplay: the most beautiful Chrysler ever built. (Manchester was singled out son attempted to drive north umn which will be released The discussion during the Pulaski Circle in Hartford to tional ticket,’’./he added, “we acroM W. Center St., after atop- PINE ST. at HARTFORD RD., Monehostar Sunday night. meeting wandered considerably, In the ’60s by a national televi Interstate 91, will be opened to cannot take things for granted sion network as having one of plng for a stop sign on Cooper W e have: TVs, Stereos, Washers, Dryers, Freex- Its text is known to exceed 700 but from it could be drawn a traffic tomorrow, weather per as far as our own \:andidateB the best civil defense organiza St, butdrpve into the jiath at a pages and to be liberally aug general picture of the frustra mitting, according to the State are concerned, so that President Westbound W. Center S t car (SI mented with photographs, tions of trying to carry out a tions in the country.) Johnson may be assured a good It is in its effort to prepare Highway Department. driven by. Henry E . Crandall, ers. Refrigerators, Ranges, Dishwashers and even charts and other illustrative Civil Defense program in Man Traffic leaving the Capitol voting majority . &i the next 45, at U S Summer St., who This Is And there's an improvement in ride you material, tut the regular vol chester. for the results of a nuclear at Congress,” . Chrysl«f ''65. The big one that tack that the town is behind, area will be able to use the new could not avoid a coUiaion. Both ume to be sold by the Govern Not only did the general lack road to go south to New Haven Dempsey urged all present to can really feel. of interest among the townspeo Martin said, partially for rea vehicles had minor damage and del^cis. Luxury that reflects your good ment Printing Office will be and New York, or north to “go out and help re-elect Sen, were operable, police said. less than two inches thick. ple militate against the local sons beyond its control — lack Dodd and our U.S. congress for one thing. A fast answer to your One more point. A Chrysler isn't all floor models are tagged for auction! ______of funds and lack of Interest. Windsor and Springfield. There taste, When the presentation and CD effort, the council members is also direct acceks to the Char men.” picture-taking were over, John , said, . but in some cases over the He promised to stump the NEW YORK — American demands, for another. that expensive. Seven Newport models CHICAGO — Private expen ter Oak Bridge. son and the chief justice spoke; past five years the state 1ms college and university snroU/- ditures for nursing-home care The department said that the state, in as many of the 169 are actually priced just a few dollars a a (qw words, Johnson shook been unable to deliver the as towns as he could, "so that we ment which reached a recind Look at it. Clean-lined. Big. Beauti- BE THE ONE TO CASH IN— BID AND ITS YOURS! sistance it had promised. for the elderly rose from 8i00 westbound lanes of the White- hands with the seven comniis- head Highway will not be open may be certain that We will of 4.5 million in tha M l of f month more than some of the most slon members and their general As a result, the town official^ million In 1648 to 8346 million W . Eighteen feet of comfort Two tons In 1962, the last year for ed until work being (lone by have only Democrats represent 1963, Is eoroeoted to total 8.6 Fin out card provided with your bid—H igh^ bW win win and notification wiU be made Monday . . . counsel, former Solicitor Gener agreed, the local organiza million by u n , a 91 par esot which United States figures the Hartford Gas Co. is eom- ing the state in Washington.” oi security. Called Chrysler. popular smaller cars. al J . Lee Rankin, and the tion has lost most of its impe Rlblcoff pledged his dedicated toereose. tus. iwere available. pleted. It's easier to get into and out of. Visit your Chrysler dealer and see Itoms not up lor bid vrill bo so drosticolly reduced, that you can't group tiled out. There's lots of headroom, and legroom them all: economical Newport; sports- o f f ^ n o H o take advantage of this safe! , r«riKX)UC7 0F MOTta eOMMIff • UMOUMUSOURIf BM M U and hiproom. bred 300; and the luxurious New Yorker. Move up to Chrysler. Model 1965. The Grt in and drive it. The first thing WASHERS TELEVISION REFRISERATORS yooil notice is best described as "scorch." man who sells them will make it easy. Model 1965 is a very quick automobile. I CHRYSLER Exchialve MINI-WASH * 1965 19" TV GE FROS^FREE MonmemraiunM G-E Deluxe Model- * DAY U G H T BLUE SCREEN 2.DOOR toe»*tob»eee«"d’*» V ^ ■■. -'- m V * t '. ;■■■' ^ - I a ■ IIANCHIIBTBE EVENING H E E i^ . MANCiTHBSTEtt. CONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER U. 1964 I1ANCH]^TER EVCKINO HSllALD. MANCHiS^itB, OONN^ THU^DAY, ffi^P^MBlTIt S4.19«4 win present two g ro i^ of P*e- fund. Ih s pub6e is sdf4i4% in. of six nominees fn w h l^ Rsprssentative for thh.fiej|um- attaining Eagle Seoul rank are vitoi Columbia three regular members and two uons Chib which sponsors Peter Tamborminl, George Pe tures which they hiive trten ^^idcago’s C om puter alternates will be eleoted. The the troop, will present the ters Jr. and Robert and Ste^ven reoently. Sept 80, at the C^n- alAU musjt be completed by charter to the Scoutmaster and Grant gregaUonal Church parish MaiHlisstsr Bvsidnf Ifatuld O ct 18. N om lnattm '3rill be Wallace Lohr, president of the Ivss Birth house at 8 p.m. OolnmMa Grange Slate aocepbed by the. county office Lions Club, will prsssnt a $38 Teaching Teachers A son, Kenneth Burton Ives The first, in story form, is en- glnla M. up to O ct 10. migtble voters Savings Bond to each of the m , was bom to Pfc. Kenneth tlUed "Plain People”. S88-MM. wiU receive baUqts through the Eagle Scouts. mentary of the Amish and Men- Is Installed mall which they can return to Ives and Mrs. Ives, Aug.. 38 at This Is a custom which has the base hospital in Fort Camp nonlte people of Pennsylvania. 0 0 0 4 0 0 (AP) — llM C hlc*-ff«t «nou(li w«ll-quanfit m lUMCHESTBR IVSNING HERALP. HAMp^SiaSR; CplW, TlTOBSpAY, IfANGlIESTBB IVENINQ fipREALD, MANCHESTER, OONNo THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24,1964 PAGE ■ • • ■ - . __ ^ ■ -X-- . • .ei..... ■■■■■■ Mr»>» T in f - -i- . - ' . 7'‘ *---r .'.1 • • . . Ijr Gete New Otanoe •Tkx Stress tteorganizatioii MayCSiaiige. Next Year n M tiV a O a a ) ^^nnda la force except for the datee which are to be decided My Iqr let* J a iW . a al« «Mi- witola aboat two wedu. SAM DAWMlf Ti^na to *aw «p a par* The Job remains the same: ! i spli r i I N»we Aaalyot MutttntiMial aaiwnbly The Oeneral Assembly must HEW TOOK (AP) — The emphada en taxes to likely to in Popular Famous Rib RoastSf fo r Hm fotnt*.’' make a tamporaiy constitution' Tbm *f*«*«" oC tba panel ai raocyaaisation of itself and ohngo aact year. FVmt . moet All Popular's roasts art out from Grand Champion Quality Beaf.. aaefotart-MCI. p. Circuit Judgaa aaC tq> the machinery for a the proooiaa w ill ho J. JdaMh MaMh and Robert eondUtational convantion whoae Mto to hoSM. And the U. ». DtatrM ifonctiM w ill be to dpnalop a aiG that waT or tha finest select choice beef ovai I able. Tendar^ juicy, flavorful I H. aanyahlt laoiyanlaetlan: anothto moot wqi pay aa much. th e court aaid it was yhrinr I f m t more, to taxoo thaa thU year. with no fat added... trimmed to perfection give you more eat TiMy vaeoimtod .ia their the lefialatara more time in ■ Beemorendam the Wnoue niew or. the ' ‘commendable ef- . Both poUtioal paiGoa op to thJa'. aoMnaek'e -torto” o f an parOes ,to imple- O oOiDO more fMoral ing meat for your money. G at the roast with the most at Popuiarl acae|Bn t)C ilia Oenarel thi'Jni^pnent o f the court. : outo, 1b . WeaUngton the *in ^ fubetaatlal ex- queefkm wm bo w hit taxoo a id j , peaidjtoto o f puhlle funds al how ‘ ready faeaxtad to the <3enaral toAim: But at atony a atate capitol > c k A U ay dyathla Brigga as^ city haU lusroiw tho nation PRINCE __X n dZ^w be Mformed on ' la rtnoMnc an hyree- ■oDt. U 'Mt Ttiti 'erihferenfin with BMBt oh the tataaa-of a eaniatv tho aoarch Will he preeied atUl pertlee. attend- thtioaal convention atatute and hirder for more kfoda of texoa, THIN ed b ------“ ------aaai agreement on tatoporai> or hottier rates, or more hmad- wen, faapportiaoment legislatioa and otite ffom .tho fodaral govam- t^ ^ tb a la view of tha vital Interact of Seven Make m eit,"or moie botooitoiig. .r la to litoct the lay the people of Oanaeotleal In iwoMditBi nuiniiN A 8oteo"atete and local omctela SPAGHETTI 'o a s m n l a b s o n ,. are hojping the federal autHori- by tble rtnr promptly into bbing a gn uAiM ffmanr-MAKC A court’a oroer of JMy >•,” the atuttonally valid legbdp- Semi^finids tiaa Will reieaaa aoma forma of aSOW OR SHELL V c ^ JadgM iejUi^' t a r e ...” : taxation to them. Tlila would let "A crM M id waa raacbed to eomaieoting oh « apeetal tho local eoUocton nroad into MIX OR MATCH the tei*w tw a conetltutloael setlea date, w court dted InJ^MSTef^ ftol(to sow hold by Wadilnfton. ■ atatute and neai pcavkUM eases and jiald: OUiera a rt phignng for more RIB ROASTi ■(TM niilr'waa foOdted on tett' “ And o f oourae it in elemental Rolur Manciiester High School aid to atetea and eonfimunittea 1 .lb . $ 1 Ml. thru tli SAVE! BIDS SATh SCPT. 24ll..< from the federal tax eoUectfon 7 pwary^ln^ipg B rtfcn ^ ^ ^ “i* atudeatsW three East Catho- tion folf^f^ a p u tte n of the IMS enjoia aa toaotion to the Gen- which they thtak will ilae con- P k g s. fUBS. MBl AlHiKUsr plHiusat -to «n * School itudenlstudenU have sldereMy if rates aren’t out anuudatltutfoBal pbui o f dia- redeSed. the jseipl-finals o f the furtlm . SELECT Popttlf'f **nM iitiimbBay Anniversary Both Prealdeat Johnson and aonrt waa Infonned, to the aaM apportioibneot, we NkPonal 'Merit Scholarship SAVE iS* Famout •etaiant of lecialatlob la aUher the power to competition: Seerstery Dillon have CHOICE b|>prnve a spaolal Mactlon pur The seven- seniors are part o f that next year federal area waa the data' upon which iKOB' be revlaed and alarnmi of the IM S Ctaneral Aa- suant to a constitutional re- 14,000 students selected from ttatrletlng and rw^portionment 17.J00 high schools in every. WALLPAPER aonte lowered or dropiied. DiUon SHORT CUT awMdy aboold be held.*’ the says, “ We haVe abom 75 catego- and to allow aueh Section, at 1 atate and"territory in the na- - ' AMagto-iel tba aarliast praetleable date tlpn. The scholarsliip program ia rlW' o f aueh taxes on the books *t3ertaia parfiaa, ratyiag <1M4 PA TTiaO lB D IS O O N TIN U ip ) .v today, and thate lahyrintliihe HALO SEMI- Without delay tocauae of state nationwide cooperative pro WBtfs rtkfo fhraa, asOtta 7, of tha eomplaacity ra^ulrea, not Dm Oeanartlmt.: OuaUtlbiUoa. ‘ eaoatitutioBal ar atatutory Hml- gram to assist students o f ex-<; ceptlonsl ability to attend col-| rahdem repeal of a few taxes, BONELESS ad aaah afoctiwi ooo he held taut a tboraugta-galng reviaion SUPER J an M to. S, IM A lege. Jeha OolAea Ftaak CBeteiat SHAMPOO LB. Mancheeter High School baaed on a oompmheaulva atody paiiiaa. valyiag an SANITIIS * t J ot..tham all, wmdi lha Treasiixy MARKETS ^ o f the Oadnaetlent principal A.' Raymond Rogers A Slagto- Rag. Y1 Jr. announced the public school already has well under way.'^ atocWcna and Com m uting Frank Cbetelat, IIM Forbes The President a m some an A atoito- winners. They are Jack Ailing, INVITATION ' S!zs aon o f Mr. and Mra. John A l- S t, Bast Hartford, and Anne B. endae tax outs, yet to be ipeUed aonld not to Gometa, daughter of Mr. and out, win be propoeed to Oon- u. L Ung. 14 c^rde Rd.; CynthU W. •SUB TURPENnNE BUY. SAVE Sl€ thru ICtha F in is h Sc^n Mrs. W alter I-. Gometa, 688 T O B ID GAR RENTALS griM If he is elected. 6 9 * Briggs- dimgbter of Mr. and J ImM Mto. S. IM A Main S t. Manchester. Sealed bida win be received at "ihe RepubUcan candidate, 72S MIDDLE TURNPIKE EAST "Wa laiBgnlni the daalrabll- Mra Walter W. Briggs Jr., 84 i r LEASINR awl Barry Goldwater, proppaoa In ^Congress Finley St.; Paul A. POkonla The scholarships .w ill be the Office of the General Mana IN MANCHESTER son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray -8. awarded b yselection cdmntltr ger,- 41 Center 'Street, Manches = 35c further cute in indivldiial and - aad statu- tees of the sponsoring corpofa- ter, Connecticut, until October cotporate incoina tax ratea. Aa ran sct to PUkooia f7 Hoffman Rd.; and • A IM o k M DOUBLE STAMPS SAT. NIGHT — 4 F.M. TO V FJlI. « •) JoAnne Reynolds, daughter of tiona and associations after de 6, 1964 at 11:00 a.m. fo r One (Bring Tour Container) UVE! a g ^ , he Buggesto a 25 per cent Is o f hoM- hd termination of financial need (1) Crawler Tractor w/Blade • A I M o M em fo r individuals q n ^ d evar ; AERO SHAVE t SS: 69* also nnat some Mr. and M ra Joseph R. Rey five yean. n o ld M Niles Dr. and other special criteria. for Highway Department • A I TkiMS - ’ to Bome aireemsnt on a number AH students must take a A Merit Scholarahln is a 4- Trade-in will be a D-6 Caterpil Both the Preaidont and DiUon a f aoaaplylng a r nMaaorea they have' iMpd- second cKwnlnaUon and should year award and carries a sti lar Crawler Tractor. Paul Dodga Poutioe MANCHESTER WALLYAPER.. talk of maalble tncoine tex.'euts, ; KLEENEX 471289* " ------ihan our or xaMy pameil la dlfferant form. they win, submit additional In- pend which varies from a mini Bid forms and specifications taut wluiout naming flgjitres or BREADED PAN READY FROZEN Itarad or wfalla The knottiest of tboaa .oonfsr- m o . ‘ giving flat i^misea. formatidn based on financial mum o f Moo to a maximum of are available at the Controller’s 878 MAIN STREET ami PAINT CO„ Inc . ' aaMily was In jnana la on tho yasra-old iaane Office, 66 Center Street, Man Hila to baaed on the I SCOT PAPER TOWELS 31* need. $1,500 a year Phone 649-t8Sl belief that fedmal government ■Men, w e are now e of hoalth care for tha agad aa- The Rev. Caiarlee E. Shaw, chester, Connecticut 249 BROAD ST.-^9-6591 ; = ^ mi Sehirday, vlth a a ib M t o wh dar Social Sacurto- P reside principal of East Catholic an Town of Manchester while total coneOtiona, even at BOLTON can be held down > Stamp. wHti Ctfarattaa < toad by thh court on Johnson wanta anon a MU ■ nounced the names of the three Connecticut I JOHNSON'S KLEAR I Veal Steaks I and aStaMd by the for tha flrat tiraa tha Iona Richard Martin, !:csf«tei' eoUecUons, even at students who took the test giv I lower ratea, win rise becanae of OanH (trJ l) on Jtme iddfasg It to en fo r the first time at East NOTICE gS'lB openttng to dqxtve the moaanta to ia- 'tocieaaing incomes and profits ! MORTON'S SALT S .. 23< CHOICE BONELESS CHUCK Catholic. The Bolton Zoning Board of from growing pr peopto et Oesmscttcot of a eon- Soeial Seeurtto rattra- ITie students cited for their Appeala w ill hold a public hear- vaM logialatma ment bsnsflts. Oppoaitiea by DECISIONS A t moat state i local levels, MRh achievement are John J. hoerever, the chances of holding of a dtaagiam key Houao mambars as sms Golden, son of Mr. and Mra. tha partlea^aa to a data Arm as aver. _ axe slim indeexT James B. Golden, 598 Foster St. for aervlcea for grow 1m s Oaaeral South 'Windsor; Frank M. Che- DEPENDABLE! ot Roast Lb. ing pqnnatlans, and for more Glenn, 2,-Take8 telat, eon o f Mr. and Mrs. from the street llna^ls prop- * ’ DEPENDABLE is the word for Dad in this familyY sbrvicea to more dmnandlng *Tt la fuadamantal that atate erty identified as lots 6 A 7 on no ■■Itatioaa—whsthar coaatitu- sitlzena, multiply. ARMOUR STAR OVEN READY N O T IC E Lakeside Circle to the north of , , That** becaoM he looks ahead, plans ahead and sgVel To pey for them the authorl- lloaal, atatntory or ded ahaial— Short, Wild Ride 1 Route 44A. It is bounded on the IJgbt m wrfacturing, 334 Char ahead at Hisiwhester’i oldest financial institatioin aaanot bar or dMay. rd ia f tlee nave to combat taxpayer The Registrars of Voters of easterly side by Clifford Craw- “J- . Uie dependable ihstitation, now in its 72nd year, jr- xeatatonoe to higher ratea, and PEACHES I gnhadsjby the fedai|l eonstltU' Mrs. Tolanda Toudietta the T o w n rf Manchester, Conn., ford and on the westerly aide by ’ In ipany cUaea to the taking on , o f Rivarsldo Ik-,, Vernon, ’ eliminated— win be in session in the Regis- Raymond JoUy. ^ Motor e< Ugger debt loads to permit Today'a vplaced her two-year-old tears Office at the Municipal The hearing wUl be caUed a t aervlce now and payment later. POPULAR ib . at tont forr aevaral months— ' aon, Olenn, in the family Building, Tuesday. September 8:00 P.M., October 6. 1964 at ***J^^‘ Federal grants to state and lha poaalbfUiity thu the federal ear this morning and then John Lauff, 8 family dwelling, 39, 1964, from 9 ami. imtU 5. Bolton Community Hall, Bolton, local govsmmante take many Sliced or Halves FRESH. LEAN 5 TO FOUND aoBit paaaliwould order aa Meo- walked arauBd to the dxivr' pjn.; DB.T., to r tUb purpose o f Conn. U'Aycm S t- fofma. But the total Increases. tlen at bum f WMm b, 0 » tM liHMiv m o( Bdnuiad N. and tdmna tm — MartiB Wataaa, « » W. Middle l^pka. He waa bom Sept • nt Baitfotd HMpttaL Hla maternal scrandmothar U Mm ipn— IK Martta, Booth Wlndaor. His_patenial grand- paianU am Mr. and Mm Robert Wataon, Waff^ag. He haa b ro botbem ■dw w il R., 4. and M ark B., X • • • • • mndlMO Manr. of Ronald B. and Mar jorie Baitam’Rtafrati Primaaara. 108 Croft Dr. H a \^ C m Bwt 10 at Mamiheatar Mamorial HoqpttaL His ma ternal graadpanota are Mr. and Mm George Henry Rhi- fiatt, MerMen. Hla paternal grandparenU are Mr. and b ta Henry B. Prlmavata, Btmtnrd. He baa one aieter, L|aa 's' 4 ^ Tareae, S. * • • e • • ^ I a w a ri, cart Aniaa, eon of Ronald Anton and JdUa th at you can't have low t>»iees, top quality Aitaw Bodak Hamri. 4S lYntfbMrook Dr., Vernon. He wan b o n f (et anyone fell ybu Brisg in the coupons you bora Bant 11 at Mandiaatar Memorial HoqdtaL lOa ma ternal grantearaata are Mr. and Mm John Hodak, Strat ford. B e piZteenal grandparenta are Mr. and M m Anton received in the mail! Hareri. BtmtfWd. * , * , , AND TOD VALUE STAM PS B R ID ES ... Lateen, VamaM Bane, danghter of Norman Peter and Beveity wi«ie Lotaan. 188 High S t She waa bora Sept 11 at IfemnliutTr Memorial Hoapital. Her maternal grand- FREE-FORK BM>ther M Mm Bhaabeth Klein, IM Detnwood Dr. Her pa ternal gnn^iatontB are Mr. and Mm Martin Uitaeii, Beat ST D»SH P PROVES YOU CANi PLUS! Save ^ 7 0 by Hartford. She haa one broth«r. Robert, 8; and two riatera, 0 0 Linda, SH> and Snaan, X , , , * redaeniiiig etbar oMpoM ■Pfi, Karen lira, of Dennia and Nina Rick |ood thb weak! ards Tbel, 58 North St, Manrheater. She waa bora Sept. 11 YOU OAIPT lUY k BETYER BROILER AT ART BRIBE! at Mancheater Memorial Hoq>itaL Her m a te r ^ gram^iar- enU are Mr. and M m Albert Temple, Woolwitdi, Maine. Her Fresher when you buy them — fresher when paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Wiley, you eat them! From the farm to yotff table in Roddand, Maine. She haa one brother, Dennia Q. Jr., 5; and one aister, Jackie L., X less than ?4 hours . . that’s what makes the < » • • • • delicious difference! Once you taste a White MirMiel fTii— T. eon of Nelson Joseph and Pa- tricU Luft Bakken, Chaplin St. Chaplin. He waa born Sept Gem you’U never be satisfied with any other! 13 at Manchester Memorial Hospital Hla maternal granTh Now — gel Aia "peijigree” poultry at a bargain- parents are Mr. and Mm Paul L ^ Coventry. Hla paU,tenial grandmother la Mm Bunleo Ptiller, Hampton. He has one basement price! brother. Nelson J. Jr., 3. WHITE GEM • • • • • Shaw, BeUI BUBabeth, daughter of Harry C. and Joan Pkrry Shaw, 88 Barry Rd. She was bom Sept 13 at Man chester Memorial Ho^taL Her maternal- grandparents are Mr. and Mna James B. Ferry, 26 Goslee Dr. Her paternal ^ grandparenta are Mr. and M m William Shaw, 630 LydaH S t She has two brothera, Stephen, 10%', Billy, 7; and. one slater, Kimberly, 4. • • • • • I Shea, Davla Craig, scm of John J. Jr. and Barbara Brown Shea, 36 Susan Rd., Vernon. He was bom Sept 1 at Hartford Hoqtltal. His maternal grandmother is Mrs. Madge Brown, Wotherafleld. His paternal grandparenta are Mr. and Mm Jrim J. Shea Sr., Hartford. He has one brother, Jef frey, 3; and two aistam Cynthia, 6, and Pamela, 5. • • • • • WoUr, Briaa O a m t aon of Donald W. and Mary Mar- Inovich Wolff, 18 Femwood Rd., RFD 3, Vernon. He waa bora Sept 9 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. His maternal grandmother la M m Josephine Marinbvlch, Hillside, N.J. Hla patafnnl granl^iarents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Wolff, gsm of a buy at Roaeue Park, NJT. He has one brother, Donald Kenneth, ' 19 months. CUM Save 2(h on the brand you know and want! . this low prict! • • • • • * * i r%tr*, Karen Deneen. daughter of Allen Brewster and SNOW'S CHOWDER Stock your Joyce Aiida TWimn Chick, Birch Mt. Rd., Bolton. She waa New! RICH'S Bayer Aspirin * W H I T E G E M bom Sept 9 at Rockville City Hospital. Her maternal grandr 100 59 froonrnow! feMwr is William B. Mann, Franklin, Mass. Her paternal COLA or GRAPE SODA grandtoarsttta are Mr. and Mrs. John B. Chick, Bolton. She COFFEE RICH If you think all has one brother, IMliam Arthur, twp sisters, D^ue Sw e 3 9 < ! Check your medicitje cabinet It chM eii ia Marie, 8%, and Ib ry Bertha, 7%. A non-dairy TOILET TISSUE then you’ve'ntyqr • • « Oir-Kx.. complement taeted a, White Kobtaman, Dena Louise, daugktel^' of Raymond and Cyn ' for coffee. J s j Cotton Buds^L 59* Gem. The.;fi|a^ !■ ■'(is! ■,‘K »;,•(■■ thia Agnew Robinson, 466 W. Middle Tpke. She was bom Keeps Pink or Kittle (contents) * Sept. 8 at Manchester Memorial Hospital. Her maternal 3 weeks abiolUtely ■uperb -4- grandparenta are Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Agnew, 323 in your pluihp; ihekty ' ai3d Refrigerator. American D Cttu Spring S t Her paternal grandmother is Mrs. Anna Rob g S Save ‘ onMicrin>!;si ‘ / wkite l O - B r tender! Only Stop inson, 35 Edmund S t PINT CARTON . 14 55 ft Shop has White .* • • • • 95 kaa- fliillmirr DeiMlaa Theodore, son of Stephen Richard . GetnsI and Judith May King Bolinsky, 51 Crest D r, RFD X Vernon. Ho was bom Sept 7 at RockvUle City Hospital. His ma ternal grandfather is Otis L. King, Dearborn, Mich. His na- , SlMrt*lld tem al grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bolinsky, I plem ter itiw, 'a 3 ^ , , ; Wayandotte, Mich. He has one brother, Stephen Richard IH, A saving with merit! Merit Brand Imported Italian 1%. • • • • • SWIFF'S PREMIUM Dnbola, Brenda Ann, daughter of Patrick and Gladys Sliced Bacon » 5! | Marie Rose Saucier DuBois, 11 Ward St., Rockville. She was bom Sept 10 at Rockville City .Hosnital. Her maternal GALLON OF grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Leonide Saucier, Fort Kent, HALF GALLON Genuine Calves Liver ''J : it V*' J SMNCHiaTEti EVENING M tA L D . It^C H fetE R , CONN., THURSDAY, -SEPTEMBER 24,1964 PAGE ‘ TWENTY-TOBl® tjrm o EVENING HERALD, MAN( OONN« THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14,1964 Lo d g e c a m p a ig n DAmT CR0S8W0RH PUZZLE a quis p ro tiw . The quia*' Associated Press learned today need a good deal of rest.”. |physician, earlier toM a news sing In a small ehurek on ths B Y ROUSO n I o UR'ROARDINO HOUSE with - MAJOR HOOPLE master asked Mto -tf he had-a Gospel Singer .that she since has been ordered Doctors now say the 200.pound man that Miss Jackson "defl- Mississippi Rlvsr Isvss front In JUORWK9J . (AP) — John New .OflMunr. lltr father LONDON (AP) — Britain’s IDAHO tallest sweethearts announced BY DICK CAVALL) iHans today to marry. HORTY MEEKLE He Is Alan Childs, 6 feet 7% BUZZ SAWYER BY ROY CRANE Inches, aged 20. POTATOES WHVOID'iOUHmHAT H5TOLDAAE H5 WAGON Hie SO I RGUizsD rt> 8e T T »0 e r/W / She is Sandra Radcllffe, feet 1, aged 18. FRENCH FRIES YOUR CHOICE CeeiPteyiWcBmMAEgiiiiii^ iCME WOMAN, THAT SAL/ BUT LnrTLeEGV?HeDIDNT WAY ID TH eueBACy TO TAk® UCkB IN BSFOCe He <2®MD6 I "We hope to marry at Christ PONT 60 6ETTIN6 IDEAS, GRINSO... CDANVTH/N0TC)m COTA gOqklONvJLiPO... ^ KRINKLE CUTS T. SHE'S ALL MINE/ mas time," said Sandra. Early this year Alan appeared HASH BROWNS C i TATER T O T S 2 lb. POLLY BAG ;i -'I T with SHOP-RITE BUY RIGHT with SHOP RITE BUT RIGHT with SHOP-RITE BUY RICHT wiln SHOP-RlTt JtlLM 'In-Store Bakery Dairy Department b a k Md o n p r e m is e s ^24 SA V E 2 0 c fjDOUM EEH, THE SMELL OFSIM.E iRUM AND SNOtT. | FILLED CTNNAMON ;4irj|g-'iiST'L-NUg9S Mott’s RAISIN BUNS toMLVwiw^yai Real Sharp 4 f o r 4 9 c Cheese ' f CAPTAIN EASY BY LESLIE TURNER SHOP-RITE Every Day Low Prices HICKEY FINN > BY LANK LEONARD ,M'. I. ■ " -"K VbS.WfP YBH.>TWy HAD THTM A* BK^ Save 13c l ik i to m m t A» TOMBSTDHESl ADO M S M i Y_ N D P IB - ImATMAOeY lOOMTKNOW Tkt Milk TJiol MfJt CoAA. Histtrf SOStMK THAZ eiTHeKlHC \ HOUR B0A1: KAOy IVM iUKi COALSOPPIRIilmPPlil X MM 1 PORK A BEANSv..::^.4 pEMiiff •4^,Jar ,,, rrm sm \ justsajdhe'd HOW PAR TO THAT WRNT TWO HOLM M / 0>VN THAT CONN. 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PAGE P MANCHESTER EVTBNINO HERALD, HANCHESTER, 00NN« raURSDAY, SEPTEMBER ti, 1964 MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHE^mt, CONN, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, m i r -io u R THE Phils Taking Series fYanks Moved Forward When Yogi f ' ;UNilN6S NAnOMAL LKAOCE ■ f W . Pet. M Louis tar three gamea before Marichal received all of the 96 28 ASS — E A R L Y O S T Reds w i n , finishing with two at Cincinnati. support he needed when the Gi Harmonica 86 $8 A M SH The Reds have an easier time ants scored two runs in toe (And Blew Up on Linz for Playing 84 n M B $ — at least on papdr — meet sixth Inning on Jose Pagan's 85 M A M S ing the Mets In New York five slngta and trlplM by Harvey MUwaokee ...78 7S A17 U ResignmUon, Cfunpliment Shine Dey , Close Cap timee, then returning homa for Kuenn and ?'stty. Akm. eltnehingdtwo doubles and a M|igle for ...7 7 72 A12 U H three gomes with Pittsburgh and * * * .^thetr magic pennant •Birdie Tephettt Spedkt Out— 77 .4N 14% Ironist isn’t it> that the same day— yesterday-rCnai £ NEW YORK (AP) number to six. four runs batted in. Los Aageles ..78 NEW YORK [AP)—Can the final two with the PhiUles. OUM-DODOEBS— JjThera’s Mickey Mantle Mid The Tigers moved ahead to Ohloago ...... m 82 AS7 M Jim Hcrdic submitted his rMignation, under prabsure, In other N L games Wednes Larry Jackson posted his Any combination of victories Hoiwton ...... 44 72 A M 22% 6S,0Q0 Philadelphians be day, New York ntpped St. Louis Roger Maris and Mel Stot by the Yankees and losses by stay in the fourth with two as -superintendent of recreation in Manchester that he w ro n g ? 22nd victory against 10 defeats runs on one hit. A fter a passed Organization Reason New York .. .51 106 ASS 26 received a letter from Gov. John Dempeey of Connecti 2-1, San Francisco defeated for the Chibs. Billy Cowan and Remyre and Pedro Ramos. the runners-up will bring New Wedaesday^ Ecmiito , Yes, say the Cincinnati Houston 4-1. Pittsburgh trimmed York iU fifth straight pennant. ball by Dick Brown put Tigers cut saluting him on his work. T.«n Gabrielson contributed EAU g ^ reasons wh|^ the on second and third, Dick Mc- Otootiiaati 2, Philadelphia A Reds, and they’re playing Milwaukee 7-4 and Chicago homers to the Chicago attack 2 New York Ya^ees have Baltimore and Chicago wound New Yarit 2, St. LoeiB L Gov. Dempsey’s letter of-O' downed Los Angeles 9-8. A ullffe hit a aacrifice fly and fered congratulations to Her- as if t h ^ mean it. while Ron Campbell and Ernie ^ taken an Imposing four-game up the d iy tied for second George Thomas scored on a Yanks Are Winners Ohioago 0, Lea Aagelea A Wlnntag the position with The chuging Reds defeated • • • - Banks added triples. Tommy place, the Orioles loaing to De San Fnadseo A Hoostoa 1. die, recreation chief here for £ )o a a In the American League grounder. the past 1 1 years, for having the bast qualifying Urns didn't the National League - leading REOA-FHILS— Davis drove in four runs wlto tk.penannt race ^ with only 10 troit lO-S while the White Sox pmabmgh 7,'3mwaakee A hurt the South Windsor driver FhlUleS 6-4 Wednesday night for Plnson’ii first homer. In the Today's Oamee been selected by the OonneoU- two homers fo r Loa Angeles. ^gam ea remaining. defeated the Loe Angelee An WHITTS 80X -A N 0E LS— ' CLEVELAND (AP) — ♦ huk at all. You’ve got to cut Recreation Society to be who led from the gntm to the the third straight tone and sixth inning, put toe Reds • • • But the Tankeea may actu- gela 2-1 . The Whitejpox won it in the call tt organlaaUon.’ ’ Milwaukee (Blaelngame 6-5) Cheekstad flag. moved to within %-.games of ahead 2-1, but Alex Johnson re Lucky YankaatT Choka-iq> at Phlladelplila) (Buaalag the recipient of the first an 8 FIRATBS-BRAYBB— r?aly have atarted movii^ to the Though not impossible, the ninth when Oehe Stephens sin the top. No one has been that taliated with a two-run. homer Orioles and White 8oxT The iateet viotories made 18-B), N. nual award at the Governot'a * , * The Pirates eaqiloded for six front of the pack when Yogi pennant chances of Baltimore gled and came all the way Don’t try to peddle that nine straight for the Conference on Recreation in close to Philadelphia since San- In the Phillies’ sixth. runs in the second Inning, the home on a single by Gary Pet Loe Angelee (Stager 6-6 at Heads Ma[f Roll Franriaco was three games out Then the Reds struck In the Berra otepped to the back of and Chicago have almost van line of talk to Birdie Teb- bounce-back Yankees, their Chicago (EUeworto 1AM) • Hartford oh Got. 1. last three on WUlle Stargell’s j«t h e boa. ished. Should the Yankees win ers as the ball got by outfielder betts, manager of the Cleve Heads will roll among the Aug. 11. seventh. John Edwards and Leo lnside-|he-park home run. Dick Bob Perry. That tagged the 18th in 15 gamea end 24th 8A Louie (OttMon 16-11 and major league managers If just u ^ Ihat was the day the Yankee only half of their 10 remaining land Indians, reeling from in the laat 81. Since Aug. 20 Badeckl 12-10) at Plttebnrgh lie, 7%a FhUUea’ fifth loss In their Cardenas rapped singles and, Schofield knocked in the first loss on 19-game ^winner Dean New York’s two-day sweep eye. . ------one-half of the rumors now be lost elx gomee cOme, Ironically one out later, Pete Rose singled ^ Xanagar blew the udiietle on games, the Orioles end White Chance, who made his first re whep they were elx games (Wood 0-0 and Friend 12-18), ing- circulated are true. Here’a two -with a triple. Rico Carty ?l: Phll Una and hie harmonica $0X would have to win all eight of a four-game series which out of firat place, they haw 2, Twl-N. but In Heidle’s case, one feels enou|ji, on the day they began across Edwards vrith the tying led the Braves with four hits, lief appearance since May 17. put the Yankees on the that he was made the goat for a few, all unconflimad; Leo Du- accepting ordera for world .Se run. Pinson then drilled a - playing, the diacordant notes of their games to get a tie. Chicago had scored the ty- moved four gamea ahead of Only Games Scheduled. rocher will quit as a Dodger driving in two runs. X apparently resulting in a great- threshold of another Ameri the sagging Baltimore Ori Friday’s Oamee the shortcomings of his im ries tickets. Postmen delivered three-run homer, his 23rd, over In other AL action, Wariting- kig run in the eighth against can League pennant. mediate superior. coach to manage the Cardtaala; 18 sacks of moll holding more - er harmony that has carried the ton edged Boston 1-0 and Min Chance on a wailk to Floyd oles end CMcego White Otaelaaati at New York, 8, the right field wan. "There’s not an ounce of It was a known fact for . . .Sam-Male win leave Wash than. 68,000 ticket requests. • • • SjYankeeefrom 4% games behind nesota nipped Kansas City 2-1. Robinson and Pete Ward’s dou '8 . - 4 '. ■ 1® ^ . -V V * • L"».. . i . fx . ■* \ H K tt TWBNTY-SIX IIANCHESTBR e v e n in g h e r a l d , MANCHESTER, OONN^ THURSDAY, SEPTEM BER24^1^ NANCHESTEll B V E l^ O HEBAUir, kANCHESTER. CONN. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 24, 1964 PAGE TWENTY-SBVEir Articlw For Sak 45 ^oaMhold GooEi It HoBMhidd ScrrlCM THERE OU6HTA BE A LAW By FAGALY and SHORTEN RoomsWithout Board 59 Apartments—Flsto— Business Locations Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sole 72 Houses For Sale 72 Houses For Sole 72 Suburban. Sola 7S*| Offered IS-A LAWNMOWERi ~ Arlana, SOFA and LawacB dahr, van ity, eottoo table. 686 'Vocter h e a t e d b o o k near both for Tenemento 63 For Rent '64 OFF AUTUMN STREBT,- $18,900 - ATTRACUVE t bed FOUR ROOM, ranch, breeze ip*. COVENTRY—5% room homa i Lawn Boy, T on , Botana OrWt gentleman. Parking. 54 High REWBAVINa of BURNS, moth OftNDtlOMI OMDLt^TvVHKrAfOU' S t Briek front Garrison Colonial, room ranch, fireplaoe, alumin way. garage, knotty pine rec one unfinished upstairs, built- with 3 large bedrooma on > Air, and riding mowers. Wheel- Street' TWO ROOM apartment In STORE FOR RENT, 22x40; i CLASSIFIED holes. Zippara repaired. Win TM 'M0RklN» HOMS ------'lO A m V lM I hon* and Bolens 4-wtaeel cludes heat,' hot water and gas heated, $76. Located 58 Coop front-to-back living room with um otonns, eneioaed 'carport, room, oil heat, patio, large lns, oil heat, walk-out. Buy beautifully treed % acre lot,j dow abadM made to measure, 1DHiaHT->80 XU ONLVTHiNOHe 86” ROPER DELUXE gaa fireplace, formal1 dining room, basement, large lot, nice view. shade trees, well landscaped direct from builder. Financ attached garage and oovsrodi traotora. . Parts and tarvlce. stove, like new, 648-1666 af m s T H O im O N Bouae. OM- for 'cooking. Elaotrie re fi^ - er Street. CaU 849-5016 be all alMs Vanatlaa bUnda. Raya JUfTTMtlAbOHOr U 9TI0 CaMtol Dqulpmait Company, erator and gaa itova fnr- tween 6-8. master bedroom 14x18, large Carlton W. Hutchins, Realtor, lot Immaculate. Only $13,^. ing arranged. Call 742-8868. patio. Home has inside and* ter 7 p.m. tage Street eantraUy located, outside fireplaces. Price ra-i mad* wfana you wait. Thp* re- 88 Main i t , llanoherier. targe pleasantly tundshod nlahad. Call 649-7884, 649- landscaped lot 165’ deep with 649-nt2. Ooodchlld - Bartlett Realtors, Asking $14,900. oordars tor rant UarlcwNi, IfT 5779, 6-7 p.m. SPACE iultable for office or sliade trees. Price $20,990. 389-0939. duced to $13,500. For appoint-* ■ ADVERTISING Open daily 7-6, Tburaday 7-*> room*, parking. Cak 649-2$58 BOWERS SCHOOL—7 room fuU 131 LAKE ST., Manchester. Main., 649402L Saturday 7-4. USED refrigerator tar at tor ovenilght and peimanent business. Center Street loca Warren B. Howland, MLS ment contact F. M. Oaal: riled dormer Capa, 4 or 8 bed- New listing—3 bedroom Cape, Agency, 643-2682, 648-0281, 125. CaU 649-9668 altar 6. gueot ratea. BOLTON CE3NTER Apartments, tion. For information caU 849- Realtor, 843-llM. • CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS . LBT US CHECK your sewing ffisATJ. apartment size retrl|> Comer Brandy 8t and Boston 4889. rooma, baths, garags, $15,- 7 rooms, oil heat, aluminum A. L. Rose, 649-7877. * 900. Phllbrick Af enoy, 64^ combination windows, fire 8 AJL to 8 PJL machine and put it In flrat erators, newly painted, good l a r g e pleasant room for gan- Center Rd.. new 8 n o ^ , heat, MANCHESTER - New 7 room HOMES claaa workhig order. Work for recreation rooms, guaran hot water, ctove, mfrigerator, raised ranch, 2-cor garage, $464. place, enclosed porch, artesian COLUMBIA—5 room euetom ’ r u g , braided oval, all wool, tlenttui. quiet neighborhood, built ranch, better than nowi <^e by an expert and guar^ t e e $24.95. Apartment size parking, bus service, private $125. 649-8266, 648-4312. ' Houses For Rent 65 buUt-ins, 1% baths, *14 acre lot, For. the Investor—This 3 well, 2-car garage. Lot 9x12. 646-8607. JUST STARlTNO or retiring— with breezeway and garagd,; COPY CLOSING TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. antaed. ABC AppUanoes Re- etoves, $25. Porcelain sinks, hom e.ltol. 649-3689. tremendous value. Hayes Agen family on Walnut St. in 176x320. Owner 643-7662. pair, 41 Oak S t. 649-8879, HILLIARD STREET, Manches FOUR OR BTVB engine*™, cy, 648-480$. this 4 room ranch will fit near churches, schools a sd ; ' n n i n U D A l IttM AJHi^—AATUCDAV i' M. 8’, four faucets, good for In repossessed — PorUble the bill, 2 large bedrooms, Manchester consists of 4. 875-25-2198. ROOM TO RENT, kitchen priv- ter—6 room duplex, 8 large teachers, nice locaUon, 8 DESIRABLE 6 room custom shopping, $17,400. J. D. Real-* dustrial work, originally $260., stereo with stand only used 8 large Uving loom, and kitch rooms on the 1st. floor and Cape. Many extras. Price re sacrifice, $85. Large assort months, taka overir payments Uegea, parking. 241 Charter bedrooms, central heating and rooms seml-fumlriied, garage, 8 on the 2nd. Good in- ty. 643-6129. : PLEASE READ YOUR AD POOL TABLE repair, renew 646-6171 or arage, two chUdren welcome. pool, fireplaces. 643-2880. en. 270' deep lot, one-car duced. Cali owner 643-8833. ment o f used reataurant, store of 62 per week. CMC S t. 648-5600. SIX ROOM SINGLE overslsed garage with patio. Income. Priced right at ROUTE 6 BOLTON — , Twof cloth and billiard table ac- and tavern equipment Fon 106 monthly, CaU 875-7362. ’ CtaaMM «r “W ut AiiT an «Mm « w Um fkMM m m ceesoriee. 648-2867. 648-9819. r SEVEN ROOM Cape, 8 bed AU for only $12,500. Warren $16,000. Call Carl Zinsser. THRBIE bedroom ranch, $700 acres of wooded land, in a : 1 ,ria rn - Ik* ■tin* lift n M Mi a4 teFIBST taine’s Used Restaurant RBTIRBD people wanted, part FOR SALE—Kitchen set, rock meala in exchange for er FOR RENT— 4 room heated rooms, famUy and recreation E. Howland, MLS Realtor, down. FHA, or attractive con * business zone, plus a 5 ro o ^ i S ix n AFTBABS M i BBgorr BBBttBS tm tk* FURNITURE reflnished—col Equipment, 478 Windsor Manchester, 60 East Mid For the Family Man—The ventional flnw cing terms. 643- ers. chairs, desks, rugs, pump rands, or WiU take others. 649- apartment. Tel. 643-5118 be room, near school, bus, and dle Turnpike, close to 648-1108. stone house with a three cor* ta n rIlM . Ik * OanM la rmina*B>li far mOj ON B laear* ors changed, eatlmatea given. Street Hartford, 627-8771.'’ church, $150 per month. 649- price is right for this won 6982, organ. Victorian ninuturei 6459. tween 8:80 a.m.-4:30 p.m. schootk and shopping. Suit derfully spacious ranch oh garage, ail for $14,000. LocaUj Set ar ■■Wai iMtrWwi lar any ajayHaagMt Md Mw arty Manchester Reflnlahlng Co., 2667. MANCHESTER—Beautiful 5H ed above Munson's Can^- 800 CEDAR clotheallne and chests of drawers, upright able for residence or office Alice Dr. in Manchester. MANCHESTER—Walking dis Mto atEteat *< a “aiafc* ***i" laaerBe^ B r w wkfc* «e aat 643-9283. MANCHESTER — West Side, MANCHESTER — AttracUve room ranch, attached garage, Shop. House needs a com -; Smm fha valM al Ik* a itarkiiJBaBaf wH aat ha baaketbaU poles, delivered or piano, conunodaa, apartment 4^ room first floor puden 4% ROOM house for rent, part or business in home. Shown nice condition, large lot. Min There are 3 nice sized bed tance to everything. Spotisss, Installed; !& », 276 oU tank. size gas stove, marble top fur For two refined gentlemen, by appointment only. rooms, IH tiled baths, plete redecorating, but hoai aputment, 2 spacious bed ly furnished, adults only. Lo imum FHA down payment expandable Cape. 2 bedrooms new well, septic, etc. T. 'J.: 649-1363. niture, single and dcubla beda, $10 each. Parking. Call 875- huge living room with fire down, kitchen, bath, and fire- Building— Contracting 14 3806 after 6 p.m. rooms, heat, refrigerator, cated in Bolton. Call 643-63S9. Full price $15,600. l$hort way Crockett, Realtor, 643-1677. j picture framee, round dlnlllg stove, $132. Phone 643-0676. out— excellent 4 room ranch, place and kitchen with eat placed living room, plus large WINDOWS, 8 steel casement room tables, pine lumittire, ing space. Many extras. ADDITtOOT - Retaining waUs, O ffice HM AND CMMK- windows with screens; six GENTLEMAN—Private home, 643-6278 plus large breezeway and heated rec room, space for BOLTON—Just over Manches ^ ^ b £^!SSSSSSSJ^ d i a l 6 4 3 - 2 7 1 1 trunks, dropleaf tables, clocks, 95 W. MIDDLE TPKE.—4% FOUR ROOM house, 2-car ga Only $18,500. Call Doris cement floora, garages, bath 46x84”, two 60x84.” CaU 649- pleasant room next to show oversize garage, nice comer two rooms upstairs, lovely! ter line a Ranch home for the* rooms tiled, remodeling. Roof WATCHI»M''01D mCMV- cribs, Edison phonogrfq)^ room duplex, heat-, hot water, rage. 649-8731. Smith. private yard, oil hot water 0349. er, parking. After 6:30, 649- lo t $13,5M. 6 . room home, IH growing family. Quality fea^' ing. OaU 649-4291. FIH0ERS'PRACTICE SOME lamps, baby carriage, Qrand- electric stove and refrigera BRAE-BURN REALTY baths, 4 Itedrooms, 2-car ga heat, city utilities. $15,500. tures, wooded setting, fourOl’ 6801. COVENTRY— 4 room house For the Young Elxecutlve— LEGAL LARCEMV VIA ONIb of the finer things of fa^eris clock, braaa, oopper, tor, garage, $120 month. Call rage, $10,400. Many more all Gerard Agency, Realtors, 643- bedroom or family rbom, $18.-* QUALITY CARPBNTRT- and silver items. Glass, china, ROOMS for rent in Andover, 649-2865 before 5. with garage for rent, one This ranch home on Agnes 0365 or 668-0582. THE STDCliBOOM- life—^Blue Lustre carpet and bedroom, kitchen furnished. price ranges. Open nights till 400. Gates Agency, 643-OOte..’ Tm kh RaatUac Oir M nrtbw f Rooma, dormers, porches, and bric-a-brac. 648-7449. working girls or students. Call 9, Saturday and Sunday till 6. Dr. in Manchester is just upholstery cleaner. Rent elec Cflil 643-6434. PORTER STREET Area — 6 right for you. 3 bedrooms. basements refiniahed, cab 8HORTEN tric ahampooer $1. The Sher- hi person 866 Main St. days BIRCH STREET—4 room flat, room Cape, fireplace, 2-car Call the Billsworth Mitten COVENTRY—4 room homar inets, bulIt-lns. fbrmica, tile. A A I s u p e r ALBERT VALUE! or Thursday night second floor, modem improve Agency, Realtors, 558 B. Mid Abundant closet space. FOUR ROOM house, 5 minute with porch. Good heating sys-* win-WiUiama Co. NOT $900, NOT $800, garage, large tree shaded lot, Ample room for entertain tU kir Anetrtat S m v Im No jobfob too wnaU. WtUiam ments, $95. 649-4498. Suburban For Refit 66 $17,900. Phllbrick Agency, dle Tpke., 648-8930. walk to center. Call 628-7585. tern. Near beach. Room for Robtuns carpentry service. RBLAX-A^CIZOR, original val NOT $700, NOT $600, ing in spacious living room expansion. 100x100 lot. For Help Wantefi—Male 36 FOUR ROOM tenement for 649-8464. CUSTOM DESIGNED contem Private Instructiona 32 Help Wanted— ^Female 35 ue over $300, now $100. CaU NO! NO! Wanted— ^Rooms— Board 62 FURNISHED year ’round home HOLLISTER STREET—Spar and kitchen. Park like lot appointment call 742-7056. F iM b IbnM Raaitn n o t e v e n $550 rent, all , improvements, 95 kling young Colonial, 6 rooms, surrounded by Anchor porary built for gracious liv ...... - - r n - _ CARPENTRY—Aluminum win MAN WANTED to work in up 742-7870, on Andover Lake. Immediate QUIET. PRIVACY. Modernized REMEDIAL and development WOMAN wanted to take care BUT A WHOLE HOUSE WANTED ROOMS available Foster St. Cidl B43-7340. sturdy, older 3 liedroom home. 1 % baths, kitchen built-lns, fence. Enclosed carport. ing. sunken living roolgn. for Coventry dows, doors, ceilings, hatch reading lessons taught m my of 19 months old girl. 648-5810 holstery factory, .^ply in per occupancy, $150 monthly. Call mal dining room, planned for laaaMaCaari liv e t lla AiTNa WHEEL HORSE riding trac 8 ROOMS LOVELY for rental to students of Man J. D. Realty, 643-5129. Large cabinet kitchen, Imilt- flnlahed basement, oversized Only $18,900. Call Barbara ways, concrete steps, floors, home. Children from Grades after 5. son Old Colony Co., HlUiard NEW FURNITURE FIVE ROOM apartment in Ver Babin. nine spacious rooms, 3 baths, CAPACIOUS CAPE . tor, 10 h.p., lawn mower, snow chester Community College non, available October 1. 1ns. $13,500. H. B. Grady, garage, city sewers, near retaining walls, rise rooms, at 1-6. 643-9769. Street plow, land plow and harrow, a n d a p p l i a n c e s two huge fireplaces, recrea SECRETARY-Receptionlat, ax* while coUege is in session. Adults only. Tel. 649-1457. COLUMBIA — Year 'round Broker, 643-8009. schools and bus. Exciting ex- on 2 acres ot rolling coun tics finished, no job too small. used leas than 15 hours, save e v e r y t h i n g tras make this an outstand JARVIS REALTY CO. tion room, bar, patio. Priced in EDWARDS ceUent opportunity for a Must rent for under $10 per house, 2 bedrooms, combina tryside. 6 oversize rooms * /649-8880. $400. Also used 7 h.p. Inter YES EVEKVTHINa week. CaU Housing Registry, tion living and dining room, MANCHESTER—5% room over ing value! Robert Anderson, REALTORS 40's. Call owner, 649-6285, 643- worthwhUe aiid interesting 6863. for real family living in ANSWERING SERVICE CARPENTRY—32 years’ ex Help Wanted—Female 35 national Cub Cabet with mow ONLY $500. Manchester Community Col POUR ROOM tenement, 27 kitchenette with stove and sized brick Cape, finished Realtor. 628-0139. 528-1776. position in the office of a lo basement, patio, garage. Well 383 E. Center St. clude 3 twin bedrooms, for- perience. CeUinga and floor ROUTE M AN er, save $200. South Windsor YOU GET lege, 649-6377. , Ridgewood St., call 643-5873. refrigerator, bath, screened' 643-1131 NEW 6 room ranch, 3 bed 4494)500 — 875-2519 cal doctor. Applicant must be Equipment Co., 289-8406. landscaped. Minimum main 172 HIGH ST. ■ mal dining room, country , tiled, porches, rec rooms, ga PART-TIME and full-time fab neat, a good typist, accurate ALL THIS porch, yard, lake privileges, Eves. 643-0038, 643-1686, rooms, 1 V4 baths, basement kitchen, huge living room, j- ric sales girls wanted. Apply 1 Weatinghouse RaCrig. UPSTAIRS FLAT — 4 nice $100. Call 228-3508 between tenance. For appointment call I leave year I k R t rages, additions, attica fin with figures, and able to meet 55-OALLiON drums for trash Anaaldi built Ranch, fire 649-2519 garage, on bus line, near Mr. Lucius 649-5306, 875- • ished, remodeling, concrete to Manager, Pilgrim MlUa, DAIRY ROUTE 1 Olympic Televisian Aportmente—Flats— rooms, not heated. 4 Summer 5:30-8:30 p.m. 649-1988. Prihcipals only. e wtttMNit H a t the the public. Employment at burners, $1.50 each. 138 No. Street. Call '649-5015 between place, plaster, 5 large schools and shopping center. 6611. work. No Job too small. Im Hartford Road, Manchester. present is on a part-time 1 Bedroom Suite Tenements 63 Priced below FHA value. Will Elm Street. 6- 8. FIVE ROOM furnished house MANCHESTER — Beautiful rooms, toll basement, cor mediate estimates. 643-2629. Open dally 10 a.m.-9 p.m., basis. This wiU become a fuU- To right man we guarantee; 1 Living Room Suita $8,500. HANDYMAN’S 7 room consider trade, or will use Saturday, 10 a.m.-6 p.m. in Andover, $100. monthly two family flat, 4% rooips, ner lot, vacant. Asking Ranch, 6 years old, fireplace, Barrows ft W allace time position. Salary com . 1 Dinette Set THREE ROOM apartment, 458 modem kitchen with bullt-ina, $17,900, trade considered. rent as down payment. 649- Lost and Found AntiHnobUcs For Sals 4 .. Steady year ’round work Main S t, heat, hot water, 4*4 ROOMS, new, spacious, rent. 643-7169. new furnace, \ acres, dead mensurate with experience. ..Good salary and commission RANGER, 22 automaUc rifle, 1 ”Sealy” Mattress cheerful, on bus line, not an oven, range and hood, stain T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 9644. 643-2463. Manchester Parkade, Roofing—-^ing 16 $20. CaU 649-1426. 1 “Sealy” Spring stove, refrigerator, $90. 649- end street, assumable mort IXJST—Pair of lady’e glassea SPARKLINO CONDITION— RN, PART-time. Tel 649-2368. References, both personal and .. 5-day week apartment house, oil furnace, less steel double sink, for 643-1577. Manchester 649-SS06 business, required. Box AA, 2 Throw Ruga 5229, 9-5. gage. Pasek Realty, 289-7475, 42 SANFORD ROAD. Green In red case. Finder pleaee 1962 red Corvair Monza, 4- ..Pleasant working «onditions parking. 643-2618, 247-3636. Wanted To Rent 68 mica counters, dining area, 742-8243. A. A. DION, INC. Roofing Herald. 1 Boudoir CUtair COME SEE Pilgrim Hills Manor Ranch—6)4 rooms, 3 VERNON—^Home and business phone 649-7782. Reward. speed floor shift. Call 742- siding, painting. Carpentry. Al- ..Hospitalization * VERNON ceramic tile bath, city util LOAM FOR SALE. CaU 648- 2 Vanity Lamps LOVELY one bedroom apart WANTED—Clean 3 bedroom ities, convenient location. Also Fine new homes! Less than bedrooms, dishwasher, dls- combination, 5 room Ranch, 7301. teratlonB and additions. Ceil 2438 ask for B. Hart. MANCHESTER — Ehcecutlve po.sal, wall-to-wall carpet, ma r N O nC B le hereby given that LPN, PART-TIME. Tel. 649- 2 PUlows ment at distinctive Colonial duplex or single house by two new rsinches. Frances K. rent! VA — no money down! large building in rear, corn*, ings. Workmanrtilp guaran THIS MAN MUST: family with six children. 649- residence. English Colonial of hogany paneling In living room Paae Book No. 93139 iesued by MUST SELL famUy 1959 2358. Help Wanted—Male 36 1 Pr. Blankets Court, 52 Oak Street. Please Wagner, 64^-1023. Others minimum down! 8 rooms, 4 bedrooms, 2V4 mercial zone on busy higlw Dodge, 4-door Hardtop, auto teed. 299 Autumn S t 643-4860. ..Have good references 1 CocktaU Table You Can Afford call 643-2786, 643-2370. 9474. You ought to see these out with built-in bookcases, fire way. Tongren Agency, 648- The Savings Bank of Man Boats and Accessories 46 baths. Park-like setting in place. thermopane and com chester has been lost and ap matic .transmissicHi, power, BIDWBLL H08CE Improvement MECHANIC for truck fleet, ..N eat in appearance 2 Table Lamps SIX ROOM Cape, large kitchen standing Ranches, Capes, prestige neighborhood. Priced 6321. clean, $795. 644-1903. NURSE’S AIDE, 8-11, 11-7 married, responsible, extra ..GOOD with MATHEMATICS 1 8x12 Rug I SEVEN ROOM duplex, quiet living room with fireplace, im Raised Ranches, Split Levels bination windows, garage, plication has been made to Company—Roofing, aiding, al- shifts. Laurel Ma^or, 649-4519. 1962 17’ FIBERGLAS boat Luxury Living! neighborhood, available about Business Property in the 20’s for Immediate sale. large landscaped lot with STAFFORD HOLLOW, ConiLr- said bank for payment of the taratiens, additions and re hours, good weeks pay. CaU . .Neat penmanship 1 Floor Lamp mediate occupancy, $15,900. — featuring built-in decora Hayes Agency. 643-4803. windshield, canopy, aU ac November 1st. $110. monthly. For Sale 70 Phllbrick Agency* 649-8464. shade trees, tool house, 24 foot 1500 sq. ft., 7 room newly ennount o f deposit. modeling of all types. Sbccel- 643-2414. ..RELIABLE cessories, 70 h.p. Mercury, 1 Smoker tor colored General SHectric Tracks—Ttactors GIFTS 86 Pc. Dinnerware Set Elegant new 4 room apartments Call 643-2465. kitchens and acre tree shaded WHJLLS STREEIT—6-6 duplex screened porch. Near all built residence, on beautiful lent workmanship. 649-6406. electric starter, 18 gaUon ESSO SERVK3] station for LAKEFRONT — 145 ft. sandy schools. CaU owner. Tel. 649- wooded one acre plot, spa- tank, used 50 hours, Cox traU- 18 Yds. Floor Covering in lovely suburban neighbor lota with magnificent view in close to all facilities, new 1952 DODGE 2-ton walk-in For you and aU the famUy are For complete details caU hood within walking distance of FIVE ROOM unfurnished lease at Bolton Notch. High beach, large well built home, lieautlful park-like country 5845. Must be seen to ap cioua three bedroom, dan, din AnnoaneenMnts DION OONSTRUenON—Roof 643-0055. er. 649-2574. EVBRYTHINa apartment, second floor, $115. heating, hot water units, cop truck, good condition. Make ing, aiding, alterations, ceil- the most beautiful ever—^by ONLY $500 high school, bus, toppin g and ways 6 and 44ft. Contact Mr. 4 finished, 2 unfinished bed setting. The price range is per plumbing, and more, re preciate. ing room, to n basement, etc. an offer. Tel. 649-4749. Heat and hot water included. D. Lothrop, 037-418$. KLBCIROLDX sales and sarr- Inn, gutters and aluiminum SPECIAL — LOCAL Free storage until wanted. Free minutes from Parkway. Equip rooms. hot water heat, patio, from $13,990 to $17,990, the cently painted in and out, un $85 monthly— 8 year rental—-: AVON 644-0031. fireplace, $15,900. Carlton W. MANCHESTER — This 4 bed lee, bonded representative. Al endow s. 643-4852, 6484)896. deUvery anywhere in Connaoti- ped with OB refrigerator, BUSINESS ZONE m - Bight values are amazing, and the der teO.OOO. Warren E. How deposit required. Willing to FOR SALE — 1959 half ton EXPERIENCED tool and die Diaraondh—fV atches— Hutchins, Realtor, 649-5132. room raised ranch home will sacrifice with option to pui^ fred AmeU, 110 Bryan Dr.. pickup Chevrolet with utility of course! Wouldn’t you like to AREA CONCERNED cut. Free aet-up by our own re built-in GE oven, range SCHOOL STREET — 5 rooms, rooms with two offices, sep location is superb! That’s land. MLS Realtor, 643-1108. BIDWBLL StDING and roof- maker, permanent work. Ap Jewelry 48 why they’re selling! Models assure plenty of room for the chase at $17,600 (actual vaL Manchester, 644-8141. body. $995. CaU after 6, 876- be one of the many Represent liable men. Orighud price for all garbage disposer. Rent Includes second floor, garage. Tenant arate entrance, suitabla tor BIGHT ROOM raised ranch, ing—fUfinest quality aluminum ply LaPointe Induatries, Inc., heat and hot water, free park open Sunday and dally (ex ONE BLOCK from Main, two growing family, big kitchen ue $27,000). Write or phona 6168. atives who wiU make extra 155 W. Main Street, RockVUle, WATCH AND JEWELRY re this merchandiae was $825.46. must be willing to decorate, business or professional use two years old, large living with built-ins, 2 toil baths, COIN, STAMP coUectors buy si& ig and installation. 648- Some fortunate paraon can pur ing, outdoor picnic and recrea $85. Glastonbury 633-1874, Phllbrick Agency, 849-8464. cept Tuesdays) from 1 p.m. to family, 4-4 duplex, permanent for Mpolntment to Ins^t-!- 6879. dollars the AVON W AY . . . Conn. pairing. Prompt service. Up to room with fireplace, modem siding, two recent heating rec room, 2-car garage, price Mr. Green, 499 Jericho Tuna- at discount prices at the IMs- We give complete training. Expanding manufacturing chase it ail for only $ ^ , tion area. dark. ITive miles east of Man count Center (with Manches $20 on your c4d watch in trade. kitchen with bifilt-lns, family systems, garages, clean. $21,500. Warren E. Howland, pike, N.T. Phono Coda 813^ Trailers— needs high quality men Closed Mondays. F. E. Bray, MONTHLY SIX ROOM duplex, partially MAIN STREET Location- room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-sone chester on Route 44A in Cov ter Rubber Stamps), 5 South MECHANIC-Trainee, part-time $05 monthly. Call entry. Samuel M. Lavltt Hayes Agency, 643-4803. MLS Realtor, 643-1108. FI 8-3900. « Mobile Homes 6«A CaU 289-4922 right now for Bridgeports, evenings, for autonudlc pin 737 Main Street, State Theater PAYMENTS furnished, Large parcel next to rede hot water heat, garage, $24,900. Main Street, Manchester, Roofing and Chimneys 16«A Only $125! 643-9277. velopment area suitable for 18 Agency. MLS Realtors at Ver COUNTER GIRL for dry clean lathes, and tool making. setters. CaU 289-5608. BuUding. ONLY $16.98 Phllbrick Agency, 649-8464. MANCHESTER — 3 bedroom WAPPIN(3—Largo 6 room ^ PICK-UP Camper fully "YOU’LL DO BETTER AT’ apartments or other uses, pro non Circle, 643-2158, 875- ROOFING — Specializing re er, full-time, steady work. Ap- Both ahifta. Above aver RCXIKVILLE — Two apart 0297. ranch, attached garage, bullt- shaped ranch, panalad ran Asking $450.00 Can pairing roofs of ail kinds, new WANTED—^Two men full-time Completely Furnished With fessionally appraised. This is MANCHESTER — Six room Lots For Sate 73 Personals 3 ^ y at One Hour Martinizlng, A—L—B—E—R"i T*—S ments, 67 Talcott Ave., 3 large a prime opportunity. Call for ina, rec room, assumable mort room with bar, alumlmim aid 6. 649-4266. TootB,_ gutter work, chimneys age pay. Overtime. AU as carpet layers helpers. Ap Florists—Nurseries 49 Free Air - Conditioning and Ranch, kitchen with built-ins, gage. Hanley Agency, 643- 299 W. Middle Tpke., 649-1800. 43-46 ALLYN ST., HARTFORD rooms, first floor, electricity further details. Belfiore Agen dining room, 3 bedrooms, toll LARGE LEVEL lot on Man- ing, bullt-ina, half acre loU RIDE WANTED from Lake clean^, repaired. Aluminum iMneflts. AU repUea atrictly ply Mr. Turgeon, Ciurpet De OPEN NIGHTS TILL 9 P.M. Free Washer and Dryer 0030. portment, Watkins Bros., 935 h a r d y Chrysanthemums in included. $72. monthly. 61 cy, 643-5121. basement, carport, 100x200 Manchester chester-So. Windsor town line, $19,500. Owner 644-8187. Street to Aircraft, Gate No. 8, aiding. SO years’ experience. AN IDEA for the ideal house confidentiaL Apply quick West St., 4 rooms, second 4 Auto DiiTlng School 7>A Main Street aU colors, pompons and Hw- lot, immaculate condition, $3,- exceUent neighborhood, pro 8-4:45. Can 649-3576. Free estimates. - CaU Rowley, wife with idle time. Im 39” MAYTAG gas and gas floor, $60. monthly. Call Mid 67 FALKNOR DRIVE—Seven fessionally appraised for fast BOLTON—Spacious 7 roofb ly. Box GG, Herald. veat giants, 50c and 75c each. vOnly $150! 900. assumes mortgage. Phil- room Cape Cod home packed LEARN TO DRIVE — Special 648-5361, 644-8888. mediate openings for Sarah stove, exceUent condition, 865 dletown, days Diamond 6- Land For Sale 71 sale to settle estate. Belfiore Split Level, lav' with ohowfr- RIDE WANTED from comer Open 7 days a week. Pon- 643-7183. brick Agency,, 640-8464. OPEN FOR INSPECTION with extras. This attractive attention to nervous and eld Coventry fashion show di Salesmen Wantgd 8&-A ticelU’s Greenhouse, 488 N. 9480; nights Diamond, 6-4454. Agency, 643-5121. off flniahed rec room, diolto Jarvis Road and Adams S t erly. Classroom for teen-agers. rectors, full or part-time, COVENTRY — Pucker Street home Is mid-way between As Main St. LARGE G.E. refrigerator in ex RANCH—Anaaldi built in 1969 central location. Louis Dtaor to Pratt ft Whitney. E. Hart Pickup service. Day or eve Radk>-TV Repair Phone 64S-5407, NEW, expanding life insurance BIRCH STREET—4 room fiat F'or Sale—(0 acres, $12,000. Sunday 2-4 sumption Junior High and CO'VENTRY Lot 114x140, ock Realty,- 649-98E1. y. DRIVERS for school bus, 7:30 cellent condition with large ■ Samuel M. Modem Youngstown kitchen East Catholic High School. A ford, Gate 2, first shift 7-8:30. ning lessons. Reasonable rates. Servieea 18 9 a.m., 2:16-8:84 p.m. CaU company interviewing now for one block from Main Street. Approximately 1,500 feet front with built-ins, 8 bedrooms, dveriodklng lake, shade trees, Can after 4:30, 649-1343. . MATURE, reliable woman deep freeze compartment, self pleuant family room in the Manchester Driving Academy, 648-2414. men who desire above aver Fuel and Feed 49-A Looking for young couple, no age. Call 742-6678 or 428-5842. ceramic tUa bath, 2 fireplaces, high' and. dry, lake privilegea GLASTONBURY—4 room ex CONNIE’S TV and Radio Serv wanted' to babysit for one defrosting. Moving — must be children. Call 649-6987 after baaenient pemiita using four Reasonable. 643-8607, RIDE WANTED daUy from vi 742-7249. age income. Many exceUent Layitt Agency plastered walls, oil hot water pandable Cope with garoga ice, available all hours. Satis year old child, 5 days a week, PART-TIME 2 furniture and FOR s a l e — Seasoned hard sold and moved by Monday, 6 p.m. rooms as bedtodms. Ptonipt on a 14 acre lot, toll amastta cinity Walnut Street to Uni oi^rtunlties available. CaU September 28. Reasonable. heat with cast iron radiation. 49 Mountain Rd. faction guaranteed. CaU 649- my home. Box X, Herald. appliance deUvery and ware 643-1197 for appointment wood for fireplace. B. J. Beg;in, 643-2168 ■' ■ Realtors 875-6297 Houses For Sale 72 occupancy. Robert J. Smltn, drive, storms and screens, esc- versity of Connecticut Call 742-6511. , FIVE ROOM apartment, first Immediate occupancy, $18,900. Inc., 903 Main Street 649- Garage—Service— 1815. house men. 9 a.m. to 1 pan. 164 Manchester Road, Glas Vernon Cfircle, Pkwy Exit 96 Pbilbrick. Agency, 649-8464. Suburbaii For Sale 75 cellent location. $16,000. J. Bi 649-2489. CAN YOU QUALIFY to join tonbury, 633-2933. floor, available October 1, 32 CONCORD RD - BeaufifUl For value and distinction at 5241. Storage 10 CaU Mr. PettengUI 643-1524. WESTINGHOUSB electric Opah 3 Days A Week Realty, 643-5129. — a staff of real estate special Clinton St., call 849-2665. ranch, laige Uving room, torm- FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 baths, a bargain see this custom ------1:------ti> STATE LICENSED rest home DEMONSTRATE. TOYS stove, deluxe, in exceUent eon- a) dining room. cMlnot kUchon. MANCHESTER—60 Benton St. BOLTON OWNER needs capi GARAGE FOR CAR, boat or Moving—Traddng— BUS DRIVERS for school ists, and become a member of LObKING tor anything in real guest house. 2 car garage— 8 room ranch. 1,860 aq. ft. centrany located, reasonable DRY HARDWOOD for sale. ditlon. Phone 643-8884. ROCKVILLE — Brand new 4 2 badrooms, rocraotfon room, Large 8 room older home, 1)4- tal for new business, must SOUTH WINDSOR — F ra ^ rates, friendly atmosphere. storage, 148 Cooper HiU SL, Storage 20 routes. Short hours, good pay an informed sales force? Our estate rentals — apartments, all on HoII Street, fine central on one floor. Home includes sell attractive 3-badroom oub-' painted 8 bedroom ranoli wltB Collins Bus Service, Strong Call 742-8059. homes, multiple dwellings, call rpom, 2 bedroom, all electric landacapad yard. Marion B. features too numerous to baths, dishwasher, walking TeL 876-1011. Manchester, $7. Call Glaston of/ice provides every tool location. Low 20's they are ruban home with two acraa built-ins, oeramle bath, flz^ bury 633-9057. MANCHESTER DeUverv. Light Work now untU December. Road, Wapping. 644 -1131. available for the man who J. D. Realty, 648-6129. apartment. Tile bath, dis Robertson, Realtor. Otl-OSOB. list. Reduced to upper- distance to bus, schools and Wearing Apparel— Purs 57 posal. Near bus and shop asking. T'. J. Crockett, Real shopping. -Attractive mort of land, immediate occupancy. place, garage. A ttra ^ v WANTED ride from Wood trucking and package delivery. Join one of the oldest and wants a real estate ‘ career. tor, 643-1677. twenties. Owner 875-3960. The R. F. Dimock Co., 649- londacap^ A real value Refrigerators, washers and FRIENDLY Ice Cream, Rock- SEASONED fireplace wood for WE HAVE customers waiting ping, $115. 875-0701. gage assumption. Quick oc land Street near Broad, to largest firms in the Toy This is a full-time position for 5245. assumable 4$4% GARAGE for rent on Oak St. stove moving spxsialty. Folding vUle, has openings nights, 8- an experienced, Ucensed man sale. CaU 649-8974. for the rental of your apart- MANCHESTER — New listing. cupancy. Only, $14,090. Own fehn Street, Hartford, 8:30- 12, 3 or 4 nights a week, for FOR SALE—Girl Scout «ni- AVAILABLE October 1st—4 JUST LISTED er-agent, 643-9442. Owner, 644-8086. CaU 649-8009. chairs for rent 649-0752. Party field. FuU or spare ready to go. A confidential in- m'eht br home. J. D. Realty, St. James Parish. 6 ^ room $15,600—RANCH with 6 large WAPPING—CharmlM 6 room -C- 4:30. 649-5031. men over 18. Cedi 875-9910. form, size 10. 649-9334. 643-5129. rooms, centrally located, heat, time. Experience unneces teryiew may be arranged by Garden— Farm—Dairy ------7------hot water, stove, electricity. RAISED RANCH ranch with garage, 1*4 baths, rooms, 100x250 well shrubbed MANCHESTER 5)4 room Cape restored Colonial, 2-car ga SO. WINDSOR—7 room frooCT FOR RENT—Boat and trailer 24 foot living room with fire inside storage for 16' boat, Painting—Papering 21 sary. Call or write Santa’s PLX n^E R S and helpers, new calling Mr. Werbner at 643- Products 50 EAST HARTFORD — brand Children accepted. 649-7287. lot, full cellar, fireplace, 3 with aluminupi siding, 100x200 rage, over an acre lot, low to-back Spilt Level, beautiful Automobiles For Sale 4 1121. Wanted—^To Buy 68 place, oil hot water heat, plas bedrooms, large kitchen, spot lot, garage, 3 bedrooms, built- taxes, $18,900. J. D. Realty, famUy room at ground lavaL $25 per season. TeL 649-5854. Parties, Inc., Avon, Conn. construction work. CaU after new 3 room apartments, all ter walls, aluminum storms PAINTING, EXTERIOR and in 7 p.m., 289-0511. PICK YOUR own apples, 75 on first floor, ideal for couples FIVE ROOM duplex, newly re Featuring 7 rooms, excel less condition. Wolverton in kitchen, large dining area. 643-5129. toll basement, laundry-mu# MEED CART Tour credit turn 673-3455, or evenings 673- WANTED TO BUT—Anfisa decorated. gas stove, garage, and screens. Custom built Agency, Realtor, 649-2818. ed down? ^ o r t on down pay Hotorcyclcfr—BlcTcles 11 terior, papertiang;ing, waU- Help Wanted— cents . ^ r 16 quart basket. with no children. Includes lent landscaping, kitchen Immaculate condition. Im BOLTON LAKE—Year 'round room has adjoining aeeond paper removed, dry wall work. 9829. PART-TIME, experienced jan Michael\Kury8, 168 French and good used furniture. VII- adults preferred. $105 month with bullt-ins, family room, 1951. $16,900. Wolverton Agen bath partially toSmed. TMs ment? Bankrupt? Reposses- range, refrigerator^ disposal, cy, Realtor, 649-2813. mediate occupancy. Wolverton home. 4 good sized rooms, Reasonable rates. Bank finanC' itor mornings. CaU General Male or Female 37 Road, Bolton, off Route 85. xoge Peddler Auctloa House, ly. Call 643-988^. 2 toll bathrooms, 2-car ga SPLIT LEVEL—7 rooms, 1% Agency, Realtors, 649-2813, entire home is in AAA coa- Bion? Don’t dei6>ali^! S** Hon^ 1965 HARLET-DAVIDSON with heat, hot water, and individ baths, modem kitchen with 75x150 lot, low, low price electric starter now on dis ing arranged. insured. Cleaning Services, 649-5334. Route 88, EUingtoo. 878-fni, ual thermostats. Storage rage, basement recreation ditlon and la located on a est Douglaa Inquire about low ACCURATE TYPIST with ' CONCORD GRAPES, pick your Bob FTucklger, and Boo. FIVE ROOM apartment, ga MANCHESTER—Older 6 room built-ins, dining room, fam- $10,900. Wolverton Agency, est down, smaUest payments play; new 50cc model, $225 full Free estimates. 649-9658, Jo- RELIABLE woman for light apace iii basement, coin oper room with fireplace, cus MANCHESTER — 6 room pleasant deadend rood, Priced MAN TO WORK in lumber bookkeeping experience, part Own, bring containers, $1.25 rage. A-1 condition, conven Colonial, IH baths, modem ily room, toll basement, 1- Ranch, large lot, central lo Realtor, 649-2813. anywhere. No small loan or fi price. Parts and service. Har- seph P. Lewis. | housework Tuesday and Fri- ated laundry, parking, appli tom built just two years kitchen, enclosed porch, excel at $17,800. Glenn Rcbhrta yard and warehouse. Apply or full time. Write Box A, basket After 4 p.m., 270 WE BUY, SBILL or trade an ient location. 649-2651. car garage. $22,900. Phll cation, high assumable^nort- Agency, Realtors, 644-1531, nance company plan. Douglaa ley-Davidson Sales, 49 Park Herald, stating age and expe tique and used furniture, china, ances by General Ellectric. ago, $23,900. lent neighborhood, only $15,- TOLLAND — Near Parkway. M W R -i^lJJiii^ior ■ p-inG 1 ?S;,sprutl^ SSfe43-7°4« Russ Clifford, W. G. Glenney Hackmatack Street. brick Agency, 049-8464. gage, $18,400. J. D. Realty, 644-1387, 33S-S325. Motors, 338 Main. Street, Hartford. ing. Wallpaper books. Paper-' transportation. CaU 643 7446. Co., 63 Hebron Avenue, Glas rience. glass, silver, picture frames $120 monthly. 83 Elm Street SIX ROOM duplex, centrally lo 900. Hayes Agency, 643-4808. Large 4)4 room ranch, en (off Burnside Avenue - near 643-5129. closed porch, garage, fireplace, hanging. Ceilings. Floors. Fully I MATURE woman to work 4-9 tonbury. FRESH SWEET CIDER for all and old coins, old doUEa u d cated, adults preferred, avail FOUR BBIDROOM Cape near 1962 CORVAIR Monza coupe. Business Semoes Main). Model apartment open able Oct. 1. 649-9197. BEAUTIFUL paneled heated Kaltoey School, 6 years old, huge work shop, acre trees, Red, 22,000 mUes, 4-speed, im Insured. Workmanship g;uar- occasions. CaU Art Fish, 649- guns, hobby coUecUonB, attic J. D. REALTY AN IDEAL older 8 room house JANITORIAL service - office. Situations Wanted— 4696. contents or whole estates. Fur dally. Apt. D. Phone 528-2030, family room c a kitchen, 8 bed toil shed dormer, 2 baths, car- in sound condition on a large privacy. Hayes Agency, 643- Wanted—4t6sl Estate 7l! maculate condition. Call 742- O ffered 13 anteed. Leo Pelletier, 649-6326. Snack Bar. Apply at office of eve. Raymond Damato, 643- SDC MODERN rooms, fur room ranch, aluminum storms, 4803. If no answer, 648-9043. part-time. CaU 649-2896, Mr. Female 38 niture Repair Service Taleott- port, toll basement, shaded lot. beautifully landscaped 7301. Mrs. Uppling, Cafeteria Man Bortone. TOMATOES, cablMige 10c each, 7091 or 528-4602. nished or unfurnished, tile - 643-5129 cellar, 158x245 lot, only $16,- yard, sidewalks and all city LAWNMOWBR rttarpaning; re ager, 45 School Street. Tel. viUe, Conn. Tel. 643-7449. with two extra lots, 2-car ga LEBANON, CONN., Heritage HAVE CLIENT for 3 or 8 bed pairs, sales, rotor blades INTERIOR and exterior paint PRACTICAL NURSE, exper gourds 2 for 5c, pumpkins 5c bath, shower, bus line, park DbO. Oarlton W. Hutchins. 649- utilities. 649-2595. rage, and children’s playhouse. 1968 CHEVY II Super Sport 649-3626. 8 % ROOM GARDEN apart ing, TV antenna, oil furnace, 61>2. Hill, Route . 207. Capes, room home in Bowers School Convertible, bucket seats, diaipened: bicycle salea. serv ing, wallMper removed, fully ienced, with good r^erences, EUid up, carrots, blue Hubbard, CASH IMMEDIATELY — We 4 rooms first floor with toll buy anything ’ from a pin to ment available October 1. ■storm windows, screens, large $16,900 — EXCEPTIONALLY Ranches, and Raised Ranches, area under $20,000. Tongreft automatic transmiasion, radio ice. Manchester Cycle Shop, insured. R m e Belanger. 643- CLERK-TYPIST position avail desireb nursing position days, acorn, and butternut squash. MANCHESTER - New 8 room I bath. 4 rooms second floor, Agency, 643-6821. TOOL MAKERS 21 Angel Street. battleship. Used furniture and Heat, hot water, stove, refrig yard, near High School, teach RANCH, 6*] rooms, nestled in fine Cape, 3 liedrooms, large one acre lots. No money down and heater, exceUent condi 149 W . Middle Tunipike, 646 0612 or 644-0804. able at local insurance com Mohday through Friday. Call Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living I the trees in a lieautitol wooded oil fired, steam heat, two 2098. 643-0582 after 2 p.m. appliances. Ask for Mr. Reed, erator, .parking. Rent $110 per ers or students, no pets. 649- living room, lieautlful grounds VA, FHA financing. Open tion. One owner. CaU 8711-0657. pany, hours 8:15-4:15, Mon OR MACHINISTS month. Office 15 Forest St. room, family room, built-in neighborhood. Just off Route porches, city water and sew daily 2 til dark. Sales by SELLING? or buying? . . . INSIDE and outside painting. 649-8254, 249-4794. 7770. kitchen, master bedroom with Elizabeth J. Carpenter, Real ers, near school, stores and TYPEWRITERS — Standard day through Friday. Pleasant experienced mother would Fertilizers 50-A 643-0000. 15. House has S bedrooms, 1% tor, 649-5051. ^ Philip Segal. CaU anytime caU a local Realtor. Ibqtof- 1964 TR-4, exceUent condition, You name your own price. working conditions, exceUent dressing room, low twenties. busline. Ready for occupancy. and electric. Repaired, over* 649-7863, 875-8401. like to care for children in her WANTED TO BUY—OU burn FOUR CLEAN rooms, second liaths, large rec room, patio, 423-0314. . ‘ ienced, local. He knows y e ^ save $1,000. Must selL 742- fringe benefits. Evening inter Capable o* machining parts CREST LUXURIOUS duplex Hayes Agency, 643-4803. large lot, $18,4(X). Phllbrick A real bargain. Priced for a problem and can help oolve ft. hauled, rented. Adding ma from blueprints. Overtime, home. .Tel. 643-9648. GOOD COW manure, $5 and ing kitchen range. Glaston floor, adults only. 649-7567; $14,900—SPOTLESS 5)4 room 8282. views by appointment. CaU $10. loads, deUvered. Excellent bury 633-1841,. apartments, 4H rooms, after 6, 649-1928. Agency, 649-8464. , ranch, basement, non-devel fast sale—$20,900. Tel. 649- COVENTRY—Two homes, one It doean’t coat any more. _ chines rented and repaired. holidays ahd all benefits MANCHESTER — ExecuUve J566, owner. Pickup and deUvery service. Electrical ^rvices 22 Mrs. Lubas, 643-1124. or 643- for fall use. 648-7804, 649- baths, heat, hot water, dis opment, 100x200 lot. Assume 5 and one 6)4. waterfront, 1963 MG MIDGET. A-1 condi available. Apply posed, refrigerator, remge, car neighliorhood, lovely 7 room $8,600 — WELL KEPT 5 ^ team toUy insulated and furnished tion, low mileage, aU extras. Yale Typewriter Service. 649- 1125. Situations Wanted— 8731. ANTIQUES, household fur FOUR ROOM tenement, first 4)4% mortgage, $104.32 peted staircase, Venetian floor, hot water, no heat, old Colonial, mammoth living ranch, I bedrooma. attrootlva $700 DOWN plus closing ^osts with prices beginning at .$ll,- CaU 875-6614 between 6-7. 4988. FREE ESTIMATES. Prmnpt Male 39 nishings, business merchan room, modem kitchen with monthly. Carlton W. Hutchine, service on all types of elec WOMAN for housework , 4 dise, store liquidations, ma blinds, washer, dryer, base er people. Inquire 73 Cooper dining area. auHirban. Owner will buy this 3 bedroom home. 700. and up. For appointment DEAN MACHINE bulit-ins, 2-car garage. Sacri-r Realtor, 649-5132. New bath suid kitchen. Com LEGAL 1956 PLYMOUTH 2-door, V-8, REPAIRS on oU makes of re trical wiring. Licensed and m- hours a day. two mornings a RECENTLY retired accountant Household Goods 51 chinery and equipment, real ment storage, on bus line, rea S t., amdous. COritoB W., Hutchins, contact F. M. Gaal Agency, sured. Wilson Electrical Co., week. 649-1348. PRODUCTS sonable rent, 571 Hartford Rd. fice at $19,900. Hayes Agency, Realtor, 6406182. QUALITT eight room split pletely redecorated. Ready for 643-2682, 643-t)281, A. L. Rose, automatic transmiasion, good frigerators, washers, ranges, desires part-time accounting. estate, appraisals. American 643-4803. NOTICE and dryers. AU oil burners Manchester, 649-4817, 643-1388. 165 Adams St. MAGIC CHEF 4-bumer kitch Auction Co., 643-2794, 643- Mr. GIU, 649-3666. level in Lakewood Circle. Our Immediate occupancy. Belfiore 649-7377, tires, very*’ good condition, NAME BRAND Goods Free— Manchester, Conn. ’ Thoroughly experienced in ail en range, $30. Play Maid BEVBN ROOM Older home, 4 Agency, 643-5121, Ask for $150. 649-2696. cleaned and serviced. All woric phases, general ledger, trial 6468, evenii^s 643-6847. ROCKVILLE—Bunny 4% room sign if posted. In the thirties —------— ------The Registrars of Voters ef Help friends shop with just washing . machine. ' 648-6923 VERY ATTRACTIVE 4 room 'apartment plus attic. 875-0905. MANCHESTER — Year-old cus bedrooms. 2 baths, lot 72xl0L Norm Hohenthal. piaranteed. Cosma Appliance balances, profit and loss state tom 6H room ranch, aluminum *and worth it. T. J. Crock BOLTON- — 7 room ranch on the Town of Coventry will be In RENAULT R-8, *1964, new Floor Finishing 24 $1 weekly. You get things after 4. 49 Oxford SO apartment, first floor, porch, Marlon E. Robartson, Realtor ett. Realtor. 643-1577. four acres. Three car garage, session September 29,1964 troU Service, 606 Center, 649-0056. free. W rite' for details and ments, manufacturing . costs, SCHOOL STREET— 6 room du- sidtog, 2-car garage, 2 baths, 643-6958. MANCHESTER—$18,000. Own model, 4-door, large enghie, TRUCK DRIVER for potato and taxes. Tel. 649-0457. Rooms Without Board 59 attic, basement, hot air oil outbuildings. Ideal for horses, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Regia- FLOOR SANDING and reflnlsh free 396 page catalog. Popular USED APPLIANCES, clean re burner. Adults preferred. Op plebc, adults preferred, avail family room with fireplace, 459 KEENEY STREE’^. 6 room ar selling 6 room Dutch Co disc brakes,, bucket 'seats, 4- LAWN MOWERS, sharpened harvesting, apply at John FOUR BEDROOM Colonial, etc. Vacant. Owner very anx- trara’ office in the new ToWn ing (specializing 'In older Club Plan. Dept. K804, Lyn- frigerators, ranges, washers FURNISHED room, light posite Center Park. 232-4351. able October IS. Call 643-5563. huge suburban lot. Hayes Agen Colonial, sunporch, large yard, lonial, 244 E. Middle Tpke. •peed stick, radio. Leaving and repaired, sales and serv Scfawelr Sons, 89 Sullivan MAN with truck desires part cy. 643-4803. paneled (amlly room, kitchen lous. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, office Building for the pprposa ice, rental equipment. L ft M floors) Waxing floors. Paint brook, N.Y. South Windsor. 289- tlme work, and dryers, prices reasonable housekeeping, private en 2-car- garage, amealte! drive, Tel. 043-0190. country. Best offer over $1, Ave., CaU 649-7853 be- at B. D. Pearl Appliances, with buUt-ins, formal dining 643-1577.______j of preparing the prellmtnafy ■ Equipment Oorp., Route 8$, ing. Ceilings. Paperhanging. 3406. tween 1-5. trance. Lady only. One min across from Fox Grove Coun 100. Vernon 875-3625. No job too small. John Ver- 643-2171. 1 THE LAWTON pARDEN THREE FAMILY—Owner says romn, fireplace, attached ga SUNKEN FAMILY room with Vernon, 876-7609, Manchester ute from Main St. Tel. 649- Furnished Apartments 63-A to sell. Vacant 6 room unit try Club, $15,500. CaU owner NO. COVENTRY 3*eiTOUon*” **** November faille. 649-5760. CONCRETE mason worker 7959 after 6. rage, $22,900. Phllbrick Agen fireplace, 6)4 room ranch, 1)4 forces sale of 6 room ranch. 1963 COMET 2-door Sedan, exchange. Enterprise 1945. STENOGRAPHER CLEAN used refrigerators and APARTMENTS plus two .three roomers on 043-4719. 6 cylinder, standard trans- wanted, full-time, experience D og»— Birds— Pete 41 TWO ROOM apartment, fur cy, 649-M64. baths, built-lns, garage, cov fireplace, aluminum storm s,' washers, all price ranges. B. D. ROOM FOR RE3NT, gentleman nished, private bath and en 1st floor. Approx. $3,600. In MANCHESTER — Beautiful ered patio, captivating view. enclosed carport. Owner 742- September 19M . miasion, low mileage, spotless, HAVE SMALL pickup truck preferred or will train. Must Dawtem Road Manchester come annually. Central heat. RANCH, 4 rooms, 2 bedrooms, Attics and cellars cleaned. Bonds—Stocks— THOROUGHBRED fe Pearl’s Appliance, 643-2171. only, tree rarklng, references trance. Utilities. No pets. Near home with 1)4 toll tUe bath, Carlton W. Hutchins, 049- 8174.----- Doris W. Lyon, . ■' $1,700 or best offer. 742-8888. Attractive opening in mod have driver’s license; also TWO Good condition. T. J. Crockett, kitchen, Uving room, wooded Rubbish removed. Reasonable. Mortgages 27 part-time workers wanted male Beagle puppies, 3. months required. CaU afteW ■ p.m., Cheney’s, 226 Charter Oak, attached oversize garage, toll 5132. MUdred C. HiltgSB. em office for a competent old. $15. each. 643-0420. EWERYTHINO In aterlllaed re 643-2698. 643-8368, 246-4788. 643-1577. lot, handy to bus, shopping, CHICKEN COOP (30x100) pro Registrars— Of 1968 COMET Convertible, auto Call 649-104$. mornings or afternoons. Phone conditioned used furniture and basement with walk-out en matic, low mileage, $100 cash SECOND MORTGAGE - Un- stenographer. Interesting 4 i ROOM • etc. Bhccellent condition. $12,- MANCHESTER—Forest .Hills. vides excellent retirement in First District n, Charles Pontlcelli, 649-9644. appliances, high quality—low TWO FAMILY—On Oakland trance, on level treed 1 % acre Open tonight 5 p.m.-dark. Im or trade. Take over payments. STEPS, SIDEWALKS, stone liniited funds available for sec- and varied work. EJxcel- FOUR . ADORABLE kittens LARGE pleasant room near FOUR CLEIAN rooma, conven 900. Phllbrick Agency, 649- lot. Price reduced. Home sit come plus a nice 5 room cape Gertrude A. Havea, walls, fireplaces, flagstone ter caul mortgages, p a r e n ts to would like good homes. Call imees. LeBlanc Furniture, 195 bath, quiet neighborhood, ient to everything, nice neigh St., a large 6 ft 6 flat. Big 8464. mediate occupancy, nevy cus 629-5866, 233-6222. lent salary and benefit WANTED— Fuel oil truck driv yard (150x150) trees, house uated on Gardner St. For ap with 2 car garage. On Rte. Bessie L Strock,' races, hatchways, dry wells. suit your budget. Expedient er, full-time, nights. Apply in 649-2164 after 5:30. South Street, Rockville. 875- parking, breakfast optional. DUPLEXES borhood. 649-9428 p.m. tom built 6 room Ranch, fire 44A, just over Bolton Iliie. Registrars— program. Write P. O. Box 2174. Open 9-8. has aluminum siding, garage. pointment contact F. M. Gael place, gourmet’s kitchen, din J956 PLY^dOUTH Ccmvertlble, AU concrete repairs. Reason service. J. D. Realty. 643-5129. person Moriarty Brothers, 301 643-1797 after 5. MANCHESTER—3 family, 4-5- Agency. 643-2682. 643-0281, Owner anxious. T. J. Crockett, Second District ** ■ rebuUt engine, standard with able. 643-0851. 1821, , Hartford, stating CAT to give away because $150 per Month Sensibily priced at $18,900. T. 6, fully occupied, good loca ing room, 3 bedrooms, 2 baths, Center Street NOW AVA.TLABLE at Mar J. Crockett. Realtor, 643-1577. A. L Rose. 649-7377. Realtor, 643-1577. floor shift, radio, heater, new A BETTER ARRANGEMENT education, business exper moving. Year old, white vdth Business Locations tion. good Income. Unbeliev 2-car garage, sewers. Travel DRIVEWAYS, foundatlnns, cel of your finances will' makp black, well behaved, altered. low’s — Armstrong, easy to Baths. top. Phonfe 742-7726. ience, and salary require CARPEI PBRS and helpers For Rent 64 able low price, CaU early, Manchester er's Real Estate Co., Realtors, lars sealcoated and water more of your Income available with Call 643-0804 or Call M. Wimams, 648-1384 or clean, Quaker and vinyl rugs ..2 Bedroom* ' VACANT 6 room Ranch, 1% Wqlvertoioh Agency, Realtor, 249-8691, 649-3988. for kitf^en, bedroom, living CHRYSLER, 1955, Windsor 2- proofed under pressure. CaU tor personal use. Lump debt ments. J 875-9718 649-0836. ..Free Parking f FOR LEASE)—BxcoUant loca baths, fireplace, toll basement, 64^-281^. room, and d ^ 867. Main S t, WESTERN EUCTRIC PURPLE PALACE!!! door, exceptionaUy good condi- the D ft G. Penetrating Sealer into one monthly payment of tion tor doctor’s office or garage, 6 years old, $17,900. RANCH—5 extra large rooms ’ HEIP WANTED ■ $22.26 for each thousand dollars Flimlture Dept .1 Kitchen has refrigerator, i Phllbrick Agency, 649-84M. with 8 bedrooms, family sized rion. 643-M07. Service, 288-8614. stove, dishwasher, disposal, beauty parlor. 415 Main Street l y n E s s St r e e t — in the including repayment over five TWO EXPERIENCED paint Articlea For Sale 45 CO., INC. $16,500, immediate occu kitchen, 19 foot living room WANTED—Woman to babysit HI-FI STEREO, walnut cab dining area Completely renovated and am heart of the West Side, 5)4 pancy. 6-room front to 6968 CHBWROLET Impale Con- SHARPENING Service - Saws, years. Frank Burke, 246-6897, 2:30-7 p.m., Monday through ers wanted. 649-9658. room ranch with a real neat with pine paneled wall, gen knives, axes, ahears, akates, DARK, RICH' stone-free loam! inet AM and FM radio, like An equal opportoalty ena- • .Optional air conditioning ple paridng. J. D. Realty, 648- ANSALDI HEIGHTS ’ back Tri-level situated on avertible, blue with white top, Connecticut M ortgage Ex Friday. CaU 643-9260 between 6129. rec room selling for only $15,- erous closet apace, 100x190 lot, MACHINE REPAIR M AN^ standard transmission, V-8 , rotary blades. Quick service. change. 16 Lewis St. Hartford, ii‘ :‘30''a.m7-i:36“ p.m Also, fill, sand, gravel, and new, $125. Freezer large com pleyer has «qienlaig for mea ..Private basement with laun a private park-like wood convenient neighborhood, alu SET-UP MAN stone. 643-9504. 900.' Our signs are on the iS27 h.p). engrine. Ilka new. CaU Capitol Equipment Co.,’ 88 ^Oonn. ' , ' mercial type in excellent dry connections MODERN, CENTRAL, Air- 50 VIRGINIA RD. ed lot. Just what you’ve minum storms and screens, MILLWRIGHT If' and working condition, $75. 649- to install communication property. Full FHA or VA. waited for. CaU Mr. ’Tour- , . > i4146-2641. Main St., Manchester. Hours CLAN MILLS, INC needs three Conditioned Offices for rent. T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 643- $15,900. Wolverton Agency, SECOND MORTGAGES, two PILE is soft and lofty . . . 7826. equipment' Applicants moat ..O il heat included Beautiful 9-room Colonial, tellotte 649-5306, 875-6611. dally 7-5. Thursday 7-9 Satur ladies for telephone work from m a c h i n i s t Off Street parking. Inquire at 1677. Realtor, 649-2813. All-around repair man Wanted to perform the duties, 1968 d o d g e 6-pasaenger sta- day 7-4. 648-7968. plans for repayment offered colors retain brilliance In esu:- be high school gradnatoo or 4 bedrooms, IVi baths, 2-car our downtown office. Hours peta. cleaned with Blue Lus W a r r e n e . h o w l a n d . 164 Eiast Center St. or phone Bssooiated with a millwright Duties eonslst s f dlswsalllag' ATSfSga Daily Nat Prsni Hub THURSDAY, SBI^MBBR U, 1964 The Weathdr F or Om W o( * mrnSioS >A)(» TWeSTTBICHT Forodoat o t U. 1. W ithW : iffianrliTatfr lEttfttbts rslb 5 .1 M 4 esaor, ehSly ' L ow 4 e to 13,651 45. T<*wn«w ■ Welfare Office A m t A b o u t T o w n School Menus High 7e to 7k. Of State Moves More For Your Money! Mm ekAsim 'A City of VUiagm Chmm Onwr MiriiM OInb degrM The Manchester PubHe School Through Insuraneo Mtnag«ment team win nAwam tonight at Tomorrow is moving day for menu foP the week begiaaing T:fO at tha Maannic Templa. the local offices of the Oon- Monday, Sept 98, is as foUowa YOL.I i I[, NO. 804 (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER. CONN., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 91, 1994 oa veto IS) PRICE nevEN c i m HB QecUcut Welfare Department, Monday: BVankfurt on roll, For Fre* Survey CsB n a Naweomar’a'Olub of tha with a switch to be made from baked beans, cole slaw, milk, MaiHdtagtar U nit o t the H art the Jarvis Block at 806 Main sliced peaches.. fo rd T W C A w ill HKMiaor a O of- SL to the second floor of the Tuesday: Meat balls, gravy, LEON 0. BLOOM, wt faa Social tomorrow from 10 Manchester Shopping Parkade mashed potato, green beans, Events a.m, to noon at tba CSommunity on W. Middle 'Tpke. bread, butter, milk, cherry 2 4 t - S « 3 T, 70 H. Main 8t Tba event la The offices of the State La tapioca. . opan to women who are new bor Department will remain at Wednesday: B^ed corned Offices In Vernon uid Hartford realdanta of thla area, and also 806 Main St beef hash, spinach, combread, In State A spokesman for the State butter, ’ milk, ice cream. Firm Struck^ to TWCA nMmbera. Tlioae wlahlng farther Informathm Welfare Department said last Thursday: Oven fried chick may omitact Mrs. Barry Noo month that the move was made en, cranberry sauce, parsUed nan, 57 Saultera Rd. necessary by the need for ad potato, whole kernel com, Auto Workers ditional space, and that the bread, butter, milk, Jello-top Oub Scout Pack 47 win have new offices will accommodate ping. Stay on Jobs reglatratlona to m o r r o w at a complete child-welfare unit, Friday: Baked fish sticks, /Y's A Pleasant Drive To 7:30 pjn. at South Methodist not presently available in Man fried potatoes, beets, bread, Church. Proapactlve members chester. butter, milk, cowboy cake. BRISTOL (AP)—Work- should attend with parents. The local office is only in Orkil Farms, West Simsbury ers remained on the job to Boya who are eight-years-old volved with public assistance matters at present, and child day at the Bristol and and attend South or Washing Meriden plants of New De ton Blementary Schools are eli welfare cases have been han dled out of Hartford. parture Division of Gen DETROIT (AP) — Tl» gible to register. Those wish THE HAITFORD HECTIIC United Auto W o r k e Y||, ing further information may With the acquisition of the APPLES eral Motors Corp. After a contact Mrs. Edwin A rgen- new space, plans call for the Union struck G«neral M o addition of about 10 persons U6HT COMPANY number of GM plants in bright, 88 Nike Circle. Mc In t o s h , oravenstein , o t h e r s other states were hit by tors Corp. today whin to the present staff of 31. DhrMwidi DtclortA company and UAW b f ‘ M:-