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«' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1964 Avnage Daily Net PreM Ron FACE IWENTY-EIGHt The Weather For tlu Week Bade« ! ef D. a W eatho jKanrI|?Bt^r Sttm fng li^rald Oetober 24, N64 14,065 OUear and eoM tiwigtit, low ECHS Senior Will Attend 16; ooBaiy wanae About Town Menlier of the Audit iEumttm W? ralh nedr 69. - Intmrmsfed In Sporfs? Bnreu of Oraalatlon MaHehe$ter—-A City of ViUago Charm llMBagr Orotta, aon of Ifr. Youth Conference on Atom We have a full-time opening for a sports and MM. SUphm Orotta, 79 AanaMU Hd., waa rnoently alaet- reporter, principally to cover scholastic (TWENTY PAGES) MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, O C ^ E R 80, ^984 (OkwMfled AdvortWag ea Page 18) PRICE SEVEN CBNTf ed praaldent of hia dormitory, Frank Chetelat Jr., a Na-^ Principal speaker at the con- VOL. LXXXIV, NO. ^6 WInidham Hall. He la a sopho tlonal Merit Scholarship semi- ferance will he Nobel Prise win sports events. Experience would help but ______0 ______more at the Unlveraity of Con- finalist and a senior at East ner Dr. Glenn T. Seaborg, naetlent Catholic High, will reprasent chairman of U Atomic Energy it is not essential if you like sports and_ hU school at ths 1964 NaUonal Commiaaion. A keynote address Youth Conference on the atom. on' ganetica will be presented feel you can do a good job reporting. Pleas Events lOaa Suaaa Laiettgana, daugh by Notiel prise w in ner Dr. ter o( Mr. and Mrs. WUUam U Chetelat, the son of Mr. and ant working conditions . . . paid vacation European Reds Fall in Line, dmorge Wells Beadle, president LMattgena, 44 Harvard Rd., has Mrs. Frank M. Chetelat of 1126 Forbes S t, East Hartford, will of the University of Chicago. and many fringe benefits. been named tp the dean’s list Chetelat will join 21 other In State for the 1964 spring semester. attend the Chicago conference in the company of Sister Pau students sponsor^ by Connec Mm graduated from the col ticut’s three major electric lege la Juna line Elisabeth, teacher of chem CALL 643-2711 FOR INTERVIEW istry and religion. utilities. The Bast Catholic Court Won’t Rule Accept Khrushchev Ouster Chetelat is a memljer -of the student is sponsored by Hart IiBdloa' a m Society and school drama club, math and ford Electric Light Co. Walther League Society of Zion science club, and cross country More than 700 science stu ilanrljEatEr itiatttttg ijaraUii In Teacher Case lUitheran C9iurdi will sponsor dents, teachers and scientists MOSCOW (A P )__ Euro-^ln Soviet Communist party^sald the two parties had frank^Daily Worker, would go to Jfee- team. An ardent experimenter, and friendly talks and would a ^aghetti supper Saturday, are sxpected to attend the pean Communist parties units. cow next week to "discuss re he has worked on projects in BRIDGEPORT (AP) — A The Hungarian Com'munlst "continue consolidating the Hov. 21, at 5 :w p.m. Tickets hydrophonics, electron config three-day conference beginning Common Pleas Judge has re are falling into line behind placement of Mr. Khrushchev Win be avt^able ^nday. Pro- party waa t!',e first to endorse fraternal relations, bonds of and problems in Soviet policy.” uration, and chemical bonding. Nov. 5. fused to intervene in a dispute Khrushchev’s removal, declar eeeds will benefit the Ladies' between the Stratford Board of the new Soviet leadership, traditional friendship and mu Presumably. Soviet leaders ing last Sunday that he had tual confidence, which exist Aid Scholarship Fund and Slducatlon and the Stratford Fed apparently accepting are 'briefing the delegations on Walther League Society. Co- eration of Teachers, AFL-CIO. Kremlin explanations ^-that made "regrettable mistakes.” between them. the indictment of lOirushchev Polish party chief Wladyalaw An Italian Communist delega Chairmen are Mrs. Andreas The teachers had asked Judge Nikita Khrushchev was which party presidium member Lorensen and Mise E m ily Robert A. Wall to prevent the Gomulka on Wednesday said the tion begran meeting with Soviet Mikhail Su.slov delivered to the removed for bungling in Soviet party’s leaders had Klssman. PINEHURST board from penalising them for leaders after the French left. central committee meeting Oct. / attending a statewide convention the Cuban crisis, the rift "grounds” to accept Khru Communist sources said the 14 which ousted Khrushchev. The TWCA Playschool spon- of the federation In Hartford to with Peking and an assort shchev's resination. Italians also wanted to ask Communist sources said ths A French Communist delega about Khrushchev. ■ored a party Tuesday after day. ment of other failures. indictment might be published noon for 22 pupils of last year’s This is Teachers Convention tion sent to Moscow to obtain The Soviet Communists will by Nov. a, when party leaders class. Mrs. Glenn Oomish, di day and no classes will be held Ufflcial Kremlin statements exnlanations for the power shift begin talks with a Danish deie- meet on the eve of the country’s rector of the school, and Mrs. in most of the public schools In on Khrushchev's removal are returned home Thursday after gation Friday. An Au.strian revolution day. But it may not Paul McKay, assistant director, Ck>nnecticut. 'The federation couched in general terms, but is.suing a communique empha delegation also is in Moscow. be published at all, they add. arranged the program. Each members in Stratford had plan C!ommunist .sources said a docu sizing solidarity of the French John Gollan, general secretary ciommunist sources who dis Miild sang a smig. P w ch and ned to attend the union conven ment containing 29 charges and Soviet Reds. of Britain's Communist . party, closed the 29 charges against cookies were served. i tion, tmt superintendent of including those on Cuba and The communique made no said in London he and George Steak schools Edwin C. Cox said this Red China — is being circulated mention of Khrushchev. But it Matthews, editor of the London (See Pa|,e Eight) would not be allowed. Miss Barbara Wallett of 147 Waranoke Rd., department pres NEW YORK Judge Wall declined to act Ident of the American L ^ o n yesterday and said, “ I don’t be Auxiliary, is in Indianapolis this lieve it is a matter that war week attending a series of meet Shop PInehurst's service HIP SIRLOINS rants the court to interfere by Political way of temporary injunction." ings held by the auxiliary at Na tional Headquarters. meat department this Cox said Wednesday that lb. 79c ’ 'eachers' Convention day is a Ime for teachers to do some- ( Scene 8. Sgt. and Mrs. Donald An weekend... save on delic hing "to benefit themselves ed- derson and sons are visiting icatlonally." their parents, Mr. and Mrs. ious U.S. Choice Steaks. .. f<9ox said Stratford teachers '' • John*on Harold C h am l^ a 66 Dudley ♦ 'jttre free to attend any of the DETROIT (AP) — President S t S gt Anderson has been A Gift of Rememhrance from All of Vs Morrell Hams and on Rib INDIVIDUAL meetings sponsored by the Con Johnson, making a final cam transferred from Eglln Air necticut Education Association paign tour of the Midwest, came Force Base, Fla. to Peace Air Mrs. Harold Treash holds a pewter Revere bowl, which, together with matching candle Roast Beef. It's the time "HIS OR HER" (which the federation regards .as up with- a new slogan today: Force Base, Portsmouth, N. H. sticks, was presented to her yesterday by Mrs. George Smith of 12 Green Manor Rd., DELMONICO its chief rival) or the State Ed “ The vote you ca.st will be your n»o parents will be hosts to a on behalf of a group of friends and members of the Manchester YWCA. The presentation was ucation Department — "but they own and the world you save will gathering In honor of the An- made at a tea honoring Mrs. Treash at Mrs. Smith's home. The event waa sponsored by the to buy fresh pork, too. STEAKS may not attend a union meet be your own." dersons tonigdit. Ilie airman at Msmchester YWCA. About 65 women attended. Mrs. Treash, who left Manchester recently ing." Johnson unveiled this phrase tended Cheney Technical School for Darien, was an active member and officer of the Manchester "YWCA for 10 years. She The federation claims this is in a speech prepared for an and had been a delivery boy for was'also active in United Fund work in Manchester and was a member of its executive com lb. $1.69 the first time that any of its airport rally in Detroit. It was Tlie Herald for two years be mittee. (Herald photo by Oflara.) members have been refused per his latest move in a week-long fore entering the service. mission to attend a state con effort to picture himself as the Tender U.S. Govt. Choice or Swift's Premium vention. A presidential poll at Man Eighth District Fire Depart candidate best equipped to Teomaa S.C. George R. Mc ment will meet tonight at 7 at preserve peace. chester Green School on Tues Tlie President, even while Kay, son of Mr. and Mrs. George day produced an 80 to 15 vic Fire Headquarters, Main and Bii» Firm Silent D. McKay, 67 Branford St, at Hilliard Sts. They will then pro HARTFORD (AP) — Connect emphasizing questions of peace tory for the Johnson-Humphrey Solid, Lean and war in every speech, still tended the Olympic Games in ticket. The vote, taken among ceed to Holmes Funeral Home, Sirloin STEAK icut Company officials declined Japan Oct. 17' and 18. He is SHOULDER CLOD seeks opportunities to contrast 4th, 5th, and 6th Grade stu 400 Main St., to pay respects to and comment today on a union call aervlng aboard the USS Okla William McGonigal, an honor for "a return to the way things his views with those of Republl homa CSty, a light cruiser sail dents, will be announced in a and can rival Barry Goldwater. special election issue of the ary member.. SMALL TENDER PORTERHOUSE used to be before the new re ing with the 7& Fleet in the BOTTOM ROUND Halloween Glamour Girl Brews New Goodies gim e," as negotiators sat ..down Re did this anew Thursday Pacific. McKay, a 1661 graduate Green Globe. night in Philadelphld, taking Manchester Jaycees will spon ROAST for a second bargaining session of Manchester High School, was Life-size witch in the Vernon Circle Drug Store glares malevolently into space over "contract interpretation." issue with Goldwater on the role The Manchester PTA Omncil sor a fall social tomorrow at 8 employed by the Manchester as she stirs new foaming mysteries in her cauldron.' Halloween shoppers have State and federal mediators, of clergymen in public affairs. Coat Apron and Linen Supply will meet tonight at 7 :30 at p.m. at Marine Hall, Parker Addressing a Democratic Buckley School on 'Vemon St. St. been fascinated by the display, created by Richard Lyman of Wapping. (Story union representatives of 900 Oo. prior to his''enlistment SELECTED WITH LARGE TENDERLOINS Ib. 89c drivers and mechanics in Hart dinner, Johnson added' to his on page two.) ford, New Haven and Stamford text a challenge to a Goldwater 09 sat down with company spokes statement quesUonlitg the pro Porterhouse STEAK men at the state labor depart priety of political endoraemei ment in Wethersfield by HMmbsrs of ths clergy. Happy Berliners «mbra«e openied for seeond time in tlirM;; Million Jhe President said: "I hope 1,3 It was the second yeert. When you have an Yesteryear Halloween session since union eooiplalnto. Ifte day will never com* when ’.jnsiw torany cause, will try Pinehurst Freshly Chopped ikaunofeadre^y tn-.fimi eeenia * insurance claim, relax* ServicemeUf developed into a fohnal strike To keep ki religion out of our na REGULAR HAMBURG ...... Ib. 59c threat: Uonal decisions qn Who shall Steel Prices Was ‘Deadly’ Serious The flret etiike deadline was lead us or the dlrScUon we shall Might Vote postponed edrly Thursday alter 80” « Berlin Wall Opened Go Fishing! in 5 Ib. lets 55c Ib. lO lbs. $4.90 a marathon session with the me A day earlier, in Cedar Rap Stay Stable BOSTON (A P )— Be happy that the tykes won’t be WASfflNGTON (AP) — As diators which began Wednesday ids, lows, Goldwater Inserted into one of his campaign demanding “ trick or treat” in the name of Muck 011a many as 1.3 million U.S. serv afternoon. The new strike desd- We’ll put ourselves Une is Nov. 9. speeches a passage in WHch he For Western Saturday night, dad. icemen may vote by absentee questioned whether clergymen Rumors E n d They might bum down the pies Bind nuts as part of Hallow Issues in the dispute have not in your shoes with een. ballot in next Tuesday's presi been made public by either side, could be ^ v in g proper attention homestead or beat you if you In Britain, the harvests were dential election — about 560,(X)0 but most appear to InvcHve loss to problm s of morality and, at BERLIN (AP) — Thousandsf The visitors carried big 'shop NEW YORK (AP) — Tmlk of » Ham Is So Good the same time, be providing didn’t come across. over by the end of October and more than in 1960, defence offi of work customarily done by of happy Wost Berliners ping bags fllled mostly with steel price rise died down today, Johnson with endorsements. streamed into the Soviet sector such Items as butter, coffee, Halloween Is spooky fun. A the English, the Celts and the cials said today. members of the Amalgamated apparently spiked by diaa|v Welsh used to hold festival in Many ballots already are on Association of Street, Electric toda^ to visit relatives after the cocoa and fresh fruit. They are So Many Ways! few years ago it was pranks, Communists opened the Berlin scarce or very expensive inthe proving word from Preridart honor of the sun god. their way to polling officials by Railway and Coach Employes, Goldwater Johnson. some not so childish. A few The sorcery creeped in When and particularly that done by wall for the second time In three Bast. mail from American military By WALTER R. M EAM But the question remalnMi ‘ PERSONAL SERVKK hundred years ago, particularly the Christian Church in England men and tlieir families in the mechanics in the union. years. Passes through the wall were WHEN IT’S MORRELL PRIDE CHEYENNE. Wyo. (AP) — A few hours after Red guards good for only on« day^ until Was it a i»:e-ele<^on liiU on tlie SHURFINE CUT In England, Ireland and Scot tried to suppress these pagan 'United States and overseas. Sen.'Barry Goldwater, asserting part of sfeel leaders who ha^ ROBERT J . SMITH land, Halloween was dead seri rites. Driven underground,, the Officials assigned by ^cre- raised the candy-striped steel midnight. Alcorn Defend* felknor that President Johnson is barriers and unlocked the steel "Last year," said a woman in warmly aiguo IIANCPSSTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1964 PA G E TH REE n u n TWO I^ANCHESTEll EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, COKN,, JTIIDAY, OCTOBER >0, 1984 I ■■HimaiawBBBniMwn WWaiBB— lWIg ¥ that seemed to inake the show Squatrito Wins Shcinwbld on Bridge Landslide Win for Johnson 1.3 MUlion so fine, it was the "rightness” Lyman Spent Three Monthe ^ OPEN 6 DAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE! with which everything was On ‘Passwoi^’ Wsit dMlW done. LOOK AT RHINOOER08 Bait-WsA vnliKnUs Expectedin State Tuesday Servicemen MONDAY THRU SATURDAY 9 A.M. to 5:30 F.M__ The stage of the theater is To Create His Owri Twitch TO riNBSSB FROPJBBLY N o im i . „ bright in golds and gilts and Dominic Squatrito, laat night A J $ S THURSDAYS 9 A.M. TO 9 P.M. By ALFRED 8HEINWOLD (CiMitInMd tren Page Om ) apothecary jars of colored pills. won MOO aa a parUcipant on the ^ A 104 gatoi, howavar, wara allooatad Might Vote It is also small. Yet each actor (Photo on Page 1) ^pong balls. The hair is spun- Nattooal Men’s Team Ohampton 0 QJI7 to Goldwater under a gentla- naUonally televised program Hie only state-wide Connect!- seemed always to be in the Customers of the Vernon Cir fibre-glass. It must ha vs been a bridge A 1084 man’a agraemant with a wall- right spot at the right time to Mrs. kuclnskas, who de ’Paasword." player vdio stared incredulous m n EAST out contest is the senate race orgaalzad and Influential (Rata (OoBtbnied t m a Page One) I Green Stamps Given With Every Dime You Spend! | do what he or she was supposed cle Drug Store have been star signed the costume, used 18 Squatrito, 24, the son of Mr. ly at a rhinoceros and declared: I AKlOti A Q7 S between Lodge and Dodd. Goldwater organization. ing in fascination at a life-alze yards of black cotton cloth ‘There’s na such animal.” The • 83 ^ 7 6 2 Lodge, brother of Henry State Chaifman A. Bear la men voting this year stem from By Phineas Ficke to do. and M « . Salvatore J. Squatrito The costumes for the show witch, traditionally garbed in and 8 yards of black satin to of 666 Center St., graduated same imwillingness to look a KI094 ^ 6 9 2 Cabot Lodge, has waged a hard Pinnay ia the nominal dirao- actions designed to assure that clothe the sorceress. fact in the eye caused South's A Q5 J96S hitting, vigorous campaign in tor of the Goldwater campaign are colorful an^ rich — and po-* flowing black robes and peaked from Manchester High School in every man received a federal tentially awkward. 3 u l each Lyman constructed a me J967 from.'Wesleyan Uni downfall In today’s hand. ..J which hs has criticised Dodd’s in (JonnecUcut, but a zpaclal .Although this column is normally a chronicle of hat, apparently stirring a and postcard application for a n ' actor seemed to know just how chanism which pumps air up versity,in 1961. He viras a star West 4lealer record in the Senate a n d campiUgn oommittee directed things to come, it is devoted this week to an event steaming caldron filled with the witch’s arm and down East-West vulnerabls streued his osvn record as con by Goldwater leaders is running absentee ballot. TOMORROW IS THE LAST DAY of and when to move in them. athlsto at both schools and co ^^^ch has already been. That event of such singular The lines of tig; play are witch’s brew. through the broom into the captained the Weeleiran football Opening lead-—King of Spades gressman, governor and am the show. Mkny o f the workara McNamara ordered teat com 'The Halloween display is the West took two spades and A AK72^ are Goldwater enthualaata in importance Vfas the opening a week ago of the first full jammed with opportunity for caldron of red water, charged ^eam. bassador. manders make certain an appli season of the Hartford Stage Company. comedy — providing the tim work of Richard Lyman of 49 by chemicals into a foaming Dominic, who appeared on the led a third spade to make South Although hs has endorsed the their fiiat campaign. cation card was placed in every brew. The effect Is that of a ruff. Declarer led a trump to John Lupton, director of the -And why w*s that event ao<^- — ^------ing and inflection and empha Spruce Lane. Wtpping, a part^ program with gueet etars Bdie Goldwator-Mlller ticket. Lodge man’s ' hand. This "in hand” sis are right. And they were time employe of the store. Ly caldron of boiling water. Oorme and Tony 'Randall, eald dummy's tea and returned the has declared frequently that he campaign committee, has pub- distribution was due to be com iieportantT Because it la doubt ily’s strictly down - to - earth The bottom of the pot is queen o f diamonds, losing to the licly’denounced Connecticut Re ful whether you or I could see right. man works fuUitime as a com that he ie completing hie legal would not be a "rubber stomp’’ pleted Sept. 25. maid, among others. puter operator In Pratt & Whit made of clear plastic, permit king. for Qoldwater any more than publicans who, he said, were bstter theater an^-where, with While Moliere’s observations With all the opportunities for echooling, preparatory to taking Applications tor absentee ney’s Data Processing Depart ting 20 small spot lights to w’est got out safely with a he expected Qoldwater to be a trying to "dissociate them the exception of a few of New about the.se people are tinieleBs, something to go wrong, there a poaition VVlth the Peace Corps. his last club in dummy, n th er ballots also were available to was seldom a flaw. And when ment. light up the "brew." In addi trump, and South eventually dto rubber stamp for him. selves from Barry Goldwater.” dependents of 'servicemen. Tork’s top performance*. the manner in which the show tion. the whole display is il His interest in working with carded one club on the jack of vray the contract la homo. Lupton said he had "partic there was a line missed or some It took over 200 hours of the underprivileged stems from Dally Qnestton » In a “Lodge-for-Senate” ad- Directs Service About 760,000 wives and‘>dult T o this add the ea.se with was originally performed is by luminated by larger spotlights. diamonds. Be stiU ha4 to give vertisemant published in Con ular scorn” for those who pro- which a show at the Stage thing on stage out of place, it working time, for Lyman, with his Wesleyan days, when he was Partaer opeoB with one qtade, sons and daughters of sennee- now very, dated. As the play Lyman said that he has been up a oliih. Down one. necticut newspapers this week, feseed to be spokesmen for Mrs. Louis S. Hurwits, 104 Oompany'a Kinsley St. theater was written, the actors moved was smoothed o\ er so artfully the help of hi* sister, Mrs. chosen to participate in a pro and die next player pasaes. You men are eligible to vote absen Interested in display for as The rhinoceros in the ointment there was no mention of the Goldwater but who talked “like Conway Rd., has been appointed may be seen — It,is as simple in a formal and stylised man fhat it might as well have been Stanley Kuclnskas, also of gram called '‘Operations Croes- hold: Spaded, d-9-B; Hearta, A- tee this year, official tabulations long as he can remember. His was the king of diamonds. All national ticket. prophets of gloom and (toom.” show. sia seeing any reseri’ed seat ner. an Intentional part of the show. Wapping, to construct the fig roada," and was sent to Kenya 164; Diamaadai Q-4A-7; dubs, director of the Msnchdster first major display was made the evidence made it clear that "However you vote on No Pinney replied that Lupton All the SO states and tee Dis movie in Hartford — and the In contrast, the action in the The very intimate size of the ure from a basic mannikin when he was chairman .of dec in the summer of 1961. the king was nestling securely 10-8-4. had "no authority to make any Homemaker Service, Inc., a non c / significance of last week’s Stage Company’s performance theater— it seats only 225 peo form. The two spent three 'Aat same year he received a What do you sayt vember Srd, elect Republicans trict of (Columbia permit abeen- orations for the Ellsworth High in Wesrs hand. kind of statement for the Re profit community agency vrith tee voting by servicemen. YOUR opening becomes broad enough i.s fluid and natural. And there ple and disposes them on three months on the project. FuUbrlght echolarehlp for a Answer: Bid one notrump. A to Congress," the advertisement School Junior Prom. He now is To begin with. West needed publican party” and that his trained personnel to assist fami This was not always so, offi to affect almost anybody who is much of it, which keeps the sides of the stage— made the Lyman used plaster of parts often called upon to design year’s study in Italy, at the the king of diamonds tor his raise to two spadea ia possible, said. remarks were unwarranM. CHOICE enjoys an occa-sional evening acting particularly satisfying. University at Florence. but this ia tmdosirable when Lodge haa charged Dodd with lies of Manchester in times of cials said, but they reported HERE ARE 6 LOVELY TABLES ANY pace of the play lively and on the mannikin’s hands, to decorations for various oc vulnerable opening bid. For an The exchange, early In the "remarkable cooperation” from out. alert. The entire Aigan famUy was form warts and an irregular casions. Squatrito, who wUl gfraduate other, East would have spoken you have, comparatively weak ”flip-fl(q>ping” on key issues campaign, was a surface crack stress or emergency. The agen TABLE well portrayed, with particular from Yale University Law spades and completely .flat dis during his first term in the Sen cy's office U located at 176 E. tee states this year in making it The play that opened the It is doubtful that most of shape. The fingernails were In the middle of August, at his first or second turn if he that runs considerably deeper. possible for military men and Stage Company’s season- and the audience is aware of the applause directed at Paul Weld- transformed with artificial nail Lyman started making plans School next June, is one of a had the king of diamonds in tribution. The notrump paitpanse ate and haa asked throughout Rep. William E. _ Miller, the Cmtor St. and haa been open 3 Maples— 3 Mahoganies to Lend Prestige and Beauty to Your Home! ner as Argan and Toinette, the group of five Yale law students is a better description of your the campaign: "Will the real since Oct. 1. It was at this time their families away from home which continues through Nov. motion on stage without think polish. ' for a Christmas display at the addition to his Q-x-x of spades. GOP vice preeldential candi to take part in tee balloting. 16—is Moliere’s ” rhe Imaginary ing specifically about it. family maid. drug store. He estimates that who have pooled their skills in It. was flying in the face of the hand, such aa It la. Tom Dodd stand up.’’ date, drew relatively aniall that Mrs. Hurwltz commenced The face was covered "With a her duties which Included hiring Invalid,” adapted by Miles Mal- In fact, it is doubtful that And the performance by Halloween mask, built-up with he will use over 800 yards of T v quiz programs. The group facts to assume that West had Dodd, something of a rugged crowds In a day-long tour of : For Sheinwold’a 86 • page wcrnien to ttein as homemakers ADMIT A88AXXT leson and directed by William very many in the audience on Charles Kimbrough as the law papier mache, and then paint material, with about 4,000 has won 81,000 to date. made a semi-psychic opening individualist who haa frequent the state last monte. booklet, "A Pocket Guide to and organising a training course HARTFORD, (AP)—Police Woodman. opening night bothered to do yer Bonnefoy was laced with ed. The witch's eyes are ping watts of Illumination. bid and that East had pcMsed a ly been at odds with his own The production is neither dif much more than enjoy the comic grimace and by-play with hand that was worth a response. Bridge,” send 60 cents to Bridge atote organization, haa cem- Mis. Hurwitz, the former Hya say two youngsters, aged 13 Book, Manchester Eve. Herald, ficult nor dull, as the un.suspect- i show, Katherine Helmond, as Argan’s Should Make Contract ducted a low-voiced campaign lie Laipson of Worcester, Mass, and 14, attacked a 72-year-old which involved a speed chase on Emanuel Church Box 3318, Grand Central Station, in which he stressed his own Square Dancers woman on the street on orders ing might fear from the work The e.ssence of the theater wife. Manchester streets, police said. South should msJee the con is a graduate of Simmons (Col And beyond the fact that the Now York 17, N.Y. record and the achl’evemento of lege and has had past expert from their neighborhood gang of a 17th Century French play-1 is illusion. If the actors can Boland was also Issued a tract by facing the fact that leading roles were well filled, Police Arrests Organ Rebuilt Copyright 1964 the Kennedy-Johnson adminis Meet Tomorrow ence in public relations. 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' SIEVE McOUEEN ^aiiarulf^sks (B) S0-60-90-Day 4-PaymMit Where Love 6:86 •:06 Charge Plan \A. .1, A N T CO. V F’fc*I ( 4^ I *<*.*' i ( ^ ' Has Gone *10:45 MANCHESTER PARKADE (8)' Up To Twe Years To Pay ill) N \ h 1: 5 Travelogoea on Sundays will oove^—Snltaerlaad, Nov. 1— ✓ (6) Yeong Homsmahers OPEN EVKKV n ig h t last Hartford Kaahnilr, Dec. S—Africa's Vanishing Wilderness, l_ L . . i' . i f ilV' -\j ' V ,• ■' I1ANCHESTF!R EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, m D A Y , OCTOBER 80, 1964’ • ' H u a F O U R MANCHESTER EVENIN9 HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1964 PAGE n v s t f F P ‘H tocfctTlBe^yefTion- - Happeny Wins Back $25^ NOW AVAILABLE Capri Diner Sale Okayed Cofirt Rules Against Town APPLE$ TV-Radio Tonight By Siipei:ior Court Judge Francis Happeny of 9 Locust^had not named a candidate to PEARS 8t. has won his suit for return OTpose incumbent Edward It’s SO easy 'romkiel. Television r' . - ...... - - . of $25 plus $8 court costs from PUMPKINS auetSon o f th«#to Octl 10 but failed to regiater Republican Registrar of Voters The prooedure for the flUng 4:00 (8) Big I Iheatar < (34) Antlquea DtMr at Vernon Circle at that tme cannot be made Frederick Peck and the Town of petlaona was changed by (ij Newa 8:00 (34) American Symphony an act of the 1968 State Leg^ AT (10) Kye-Dentgy (33) Naked City to shop approved by Jodce John electors untol after the election, of Manchester. (U-IA-SO) MoYIe (8-30-40) The Ihrmar’a Daugh n ta ia m ld in Tolland Ooun- Butler said: - Judge Douglass Wright of Cir islature. BefoN that year, pe (33) Top 23 Phu On* ter ^ auperlor Qourt today. Sale cuit Court 12 ruled yesterday titions were secured from the (34) Norfolk Tour 1:80 (10-33-30) Bob Hope— Any citisen who moved froln ORCHARD (80) Early Show (%ryaler Show ftioe of the eatabliahment waa another state less than one year that Town Counsel Irving Aron town clerk at no fee, and the (40) Laramie (18) Subacrlptlon TV m i o o . ago and pridi' to Sept 5 can son erred in hie refusal to re applicant for public office, in 4:10 (4) Nawi, 8porta and Wwith (8-30-40) Addanu Family 'nte fHaer has been the ob opposition to his town commit er. (3-13) The Entertalnera apply In person for a special fund Happeny’s "consent fee,’’ HILL 4:40 (4) Bourbon 8t. Beat 3:00 ( 34) Jaai Caauiri ject ef foreclosure actkm in presidentlu baUot at the town lid to Peck on July 22, when tee’s nominee, waa required to (13) Nawabeat (8-30-40) Valentihe'a v e oourt, instituted several clerk’s office. - Deadline for the Sappeny was furnished with pe secure only 50 signatures from AVERY ST., WAPPING (3U) Social Security 1:30 (3-13) Oomer Pyle. DKMC months ago against the Capri among his party's enrolled elec (34) What’i New (8-3040) 13 O'clock High special ballot Is 5 p.m. on Mon tition formis for filing his candi (18) SubacrIpUon TV (10-33^) Jack Benny Dinar, Inc. Erwin Tuxbury of day. dacy for the post of Town Clerk. tors. ( 8) Walter UroakUe (34) Jaia FeaUval Vernon headed the firm. Admitted yesterday; Ricky Judge Wright ruled that Hap ' aO-33-80) Huntley-Brlnkley 10:00 (10-3340) The Reporter H m foreclosure sale occur- 4:46 (30) Boo Cochran 10:30 (8) One Step Beyond Volslne, Plney Bt, Ellington; peny had never filed his - can 7:00 (13-22-90-40) Newa. Sports. (40) M Squad ^rnd at an auction held Octi 17 John Stepanowski, 69 F’ranklin didacy under fhe terms of state Vote for P a ^ , eather (30) Danger Men u the site of the restaurant, S t; Mrs. Winifred Gagne, 104 law and thus was entitled return DBPENDARLE 8) Death Valiev Dava (18) Subacrlptlon TV ■stlinated cost of the diner r(10) Have Oun Will TraTsl 11:00 (34-10-13-33-3840) Newa. Union St.; Miss l>na Schlott, of his fee. €OP Club Told TOP QUALITY (34) Beea (or Hire Sporta. Weather was about $80,000, and a re 131 Prospect S t; Mrs. Sarah Judge Wright based his deci (3U) Hall Order Market 11:16 (1040) Tonight (C) cent a|>praisal put a value on West, RFD 2; Norman Soucy, sion on the words "when a can "The member of the Repub 7:16 (33) Masa. Hlghllghta (40) m e Saint . the handing of - $16,000. The (SO) Sporta Camera (13) Chrla cnark RL 74, ToUand; LaWrence Lof- didacy is filed,” as contained in lican party'who does not vote 7:80 (3-13) Rawhide 11:30 (13) Movie f •ale does not include the land tus, 12 Maiden La. Section 9— 413 o f the state’s for the party csmdldate is not 1 3 3 ) Schoola Match WIta (3) Movie (C) •r a hack building, housing the Birth yesterday:. A son to election statutes. a Republican,” Mrs. Prances nO-90) International Show 11:30 (33) Tonight Mow (O Utchen. (8-30^) Johnny ^ e a t (C) (8) Hbvle (C) Mr. and Mrs. Fnumcis Hewitt of Both Happeny, who acted as Burke Redick said Wednesday SBK SATUHtyAX^ TV WEEK FUB COMPLETE l.iRTINO Zoltan Guttman, of Fairfield, night at a meeting of the Re purchased Ui8 diner. Reliable 9 Morrison Hill. his own counsel, and Asst. Discharged yesterday: Mrs. Town Counsel Arnold Klau, publican Women’s Club at the •ources indicate he -will move Arlene Evoy, Hurlburt Rd.; Manchester (Dountrjr Club. She the building to Fairfield once who defended Peck and the Ralph CJheney, Anthony Rd., town, based their arguments on is chairman of the Newington ^ DON'T arrang^ements are complete. Republican Town Committee Radio Atty. EJugene T. Kelly, of Tolland; Mrs. Est ■ r White, 67 that section. Manchester, gave the report of Glenstone Dr., Vernon: Grant Happeny proved that he had and a former Secretary of K M BE PENNY WISE llW a Nating InohidM oaly thoM newt brtwdeMta o f 10 or 18 a special committee appointed Skewes, 51 Pearl St., Manches never filled out the petitions State. mlante length. Some stotMon rerry other abort neamonata). by the oourt to direct pro ter; M n . Alberta Wambolt and and, consequently, had never She also said, "A vote for the AND immo-tam A 8:30 Jerry Gordon Show ceedings. daughter, Webster Rd., Elling filed his candidacy with the Republican candidate Nov. 3 is 4:00 Long John Wad. 9:to Speak Up. Graater Hartford ton. a vote for the Republican party 4:00 Dldi ItSinnqn 13:16 Sign Oft The property is reportedly Town CHerk. Atty. Klau admit PAINTS PAINT FOOLISH l:0’j Newa Sign Oft w n o —1444 ewned by the Interstate Motel ted the truth of Happeny’s al philosophy; a vote for the Dem 6:00 News. Weather Sports ocratic candidate Is a vote for WUA1—«14 6:86 Old Borrowed Blue Ooip., and previous reports in- VwiMMi news if. bandied by legations but claimed that Sec 4:00 Fred Swanaon Show The Herald’s RooavUle Bureau, the Democratic party beliefs ' 7:06 ConveraaUon Piece dioated that a large, modem tion 9—413 required that the 6:80 Newa, Spoita and Weather 7:80 Newa of the World restaurant may be constructed 6 W- Blatai St, Mephoue Mrs. Redlck told her audi 7:00 Edward P. Morgan 7:46 Sing Along fee was to be deposited in the 7:16 Joe Bkiwarda. 8:06 Pope Concert «n the site. 876-SlM or •4S-X71L ence that they should be con C.J. MORRISON 1:30 Pi«n Ofl town’s General pW d and could cerned with what she called 9:06 Newabeat BaDoween Deeomttoa Starts not be returned. WE GIVE GREEN STAMPS WINF—1384 11:00 News More than 100 students of the growing power of the feder 4:00 Newa, Weather 11..'6 SporU Final. Weather. Itockville and flUUngton High Judge Wright ruled that "a al government, the prospect of 739 MAIN ST.— State Theater Bldg,— 649-9718 '6:16 IM lo Greater Hartford 11:30 Art Johnson Show. Hospital Notes candidacy does not become of 4:45 Lowell Thomas: Sporta WPOP^ -1414 Schools began today to dec- one-party rule, and the gn^adual PAINT and WALLPAPER STORE 7:00 News. Sporta :UU Lou Terri orata more than 60 windows in ficially filed until the petitioner chang;ing of our democratic re 7:36 Silver Platter ?:00 Ken Griffis the senusi Halloween Whidow Vlalting boors are 2 h> 8 pjn. obtains five per cent of the public form of government to a 8:00 Ufe Line 13:00 Sal LaRoaa. (Herald photo by Satemis) electors enrolled on the list of Painting Ctmtest. The contest In all areas executing matern democracy. Is sponsored by the RockvUle, ity uiiere they ars 2 to 4 pjn. Lt, Peter J. iTureiko shields himself from sparks his party,” and that "a can Mrs. Raymond Quish and didacy was never filed on behalf Vernon and Ellington recrea- and 6:S0 to 8 pju. and private during August fire in which he was cited. Mrs. Robert Starkel served re rooms where they are 10 ajm. o f Mr. Happeny.” MONTGOMERY WARD tiofi oommlssioos. freshments after the talk. The Rockville Area C3iamber to 8 pan. Visitors are requested Happeny, who wanted to run 'v. THIRD ANNUAL in the O ct 5 elections as the flf Commerce is guldtaig the ef not to smoke hi pattents’ V forts, and have arranged foi^ rooms. No more tliaii two Rockville GOP candidate for Town Clerk, Ton Ueed in Flashes HURRY! HURRY! the 62 windows which have vtsiton at one time pw^pattceit would have had to file petitions, Seen donated by merchants. containing the signatures of NEW YORK—^Rhenium, one Students paillctpating were ADMITTED TBISIERDAY; approximately 960 Republican of the rarest metals. Is used in Fine Arts and Crafts selecM by art teachers at the Mario Agnes, South Windsor; Fireman Honored electors, by an Aug. 3 deadline. alloy to strengthen flashbulb i schools. Pupils from Sykes Jun Mrs. Norma Brook, Glastcm- Had he done so, his name filaments. Last year’s world TRUCKLOAD SALE ior High School and Longview bury; Jane Fluckiger, 92 Hub- would have appeared automa tically on the voting machines, production was only a ton; that Junior High School, Ellington, lard Dr.; Miss Pauline Lipke, A Rockville Fire Depart-^ Durelko, a volunteer fireman doubled the previous yeeur’s out FESTIVAL without the need of a primary, are also partidpaitng. 158^ Union S t, RockvUle; ment lieutenant, Peter J. Du- for 16 years, hais been a Ueuten put. ENDS TOMORROW Judging win be done Sat- Raymond Masaitis. 635 Center Telko, has been cited for brav ant for the past six years with since the GOP Town Conunlttee Sponsored by MANCHB8TBB UONS CLUB T d a y afternoon by Mrs. Louise St; Mrs. BUfride Ratajski, East ery for his action during a the Hockanum Fire Company. In Cooperation With Manchester Fine Art AsMolatton WOson, of the Ellington Rec- Hartford; WUllam P. Vincent house fire in August. He also served as a volunteer Theyre Entering the Competition FRIDAY. SATURDAY ood SUNDAY reation Commission; Mrs. 140 Summit St.; Robert Greene, The citation was made on ambulance driver. DELUXE 20-IN. Janet Anderson, 710 H wtford Rd., and Debbie McCarthy. 30 Seamm Circle, both Grade 8 M oda Baum, RockvUle Recrea- Willimantic; Evelyn Arm the basis of Dureiko’s action The fire in which Durelko was studenU at Bennet Junior High School, put up their Halloween picture in prepwUon for MANCHESTER HIGH SCHOOL tion Commission; Peter Mar- strong, 10 Carol Dr., RockvUle; at a house fire Aug. 13 in an honored occurred in a convert the Chamber of Commerce’s annual store window painting cotnpetiUon. contMt m tnre teUo, Vernon Recreation Com- Lebro Urbanettl, 163 Ludlow ed bam. Electrical wires in the Free, Bnay Parking In East Middle Turnpike or Oak S t home. During the fire, were judged this afternoon; the winners will be announced Monday. (Herald photo by Pinto.) Brookfield Street Parking Lota misidon, Mrs. Joyce Robinson, Rd.; Mrs. Ellen Rosario 22 Dud Durelko shut off a burhing cellar shorted out and provided FINAL REMINDER X r a Vivian Robb ‘ and Mrs. ley S t; Mrs. Doris Rlvosa, main gas valve In the cellar of a spectacular but deadly pyro m SNOW THROWER sociation will be a program at ExhiMtiiig Hours: Friday t to 10 F.M. Sandra Lavltt, of the Tolland Wapping; FYederlck Delaney, the house as other firemen technic extravanganza for about Colling Attendg County Art Association; Mrs. 24 Pine Hill St.; Mrs. Ann played water on him. 15 minutes. Most Teachers Bulkeley High School, Hart Saturday 1 to 10 F.M.-'-Sawday 1 to 6 F.M. . Srika Pnver of the RockvUle Clark, 60 Sunny View Dr., Ver Durelko lives at 25 Linden Firemen ' protected Durelko ford. This program will feature Journal, Mrs. Baihara Rich NOV. a series of ssmlnars, high Prooeeds Benefit o f' Sleep Fashions non; Mrs. Ann Mai^e Packard, Pi. He was Informed of the with water as he entered the Attend Confabs Party by GOP mond at the Hartford Times Bast Hartford. award from O uroll E. Shaw, cellar. A section of one wall in lighting the problenui of schools LUTZ JUNIOB MUSEUM Brushed. acetal* Ed Freeman of The Man- BIRTHS ’TODAY: A daugh $ 1 C Q . 5 0 in large urban communities. chairman of the board of the the cellar burned a light blue ^ Reg. 179.50 More than 300 professional The Republican Town Com- MANCHESTER CHILD GUIDANCE CLINIC abeater Evening Herald. ter to Mr. and Mrs. Abbot awards committee. from gas escaping from the In West Hartford, James E. nlittee ia sponsoring a Hallow and', nylon Ihe designs feature Hallow- staff members of the Manches Mundy of Chicago, director of CONNECTICUT BTE RESEARCH Schebel, 24 Center St., Rock The award names Durelko the burning main. Durelko waded 1 een Costume Party at 9 tonight AD M ISSIO N 60e ADULTS— 25c CH ILDREN asn autumn scenes and ter school system scurried out organization for the APL-CIO ville: a daughter to Mr. and state’s outstanding volunteer through near knee-deep water to at the American Legion Home, COLLECTION POINT FOR OLD EYE GLASSES winners will he awarded cash Mrs. Richard Bolin, 11 Albert THIS IS THE LAST DAY TO FILE YOUR of town this morning for teach American Federation of Teach fireman for Aug^ist. reach the main. er convention prog^rams across 20 Leonard St: o C RAFTSM EN o CRAFTS FOR SALE o SKETCHERS prlijfc Paint and brushes are Dr., Rockville; a daughter to ers, will be a principal speaker Atty. James Collins, candidate a-vaUable by the Sherwin- FLEECY Dr. and Mrs. Barry Trabitz, PERSONAL PROPERTY LISTS NO TRANSPORTA-nON CHARGES the state. at the 18th annual convention for Congress from the First Con- e H U NDREDS of PAINTINGS and PHOTOGRAPHS o WUUams Co. of Rockville. 103 Conway Rd. general 1,905 to 885. Conserva- ■While the convention goers of the Connecticut State Fede PAINTINGS FOB SALE Church Group Sets Meeting Win Mock Election (Excepting Motor Vehicles) g^ressional District, will attend. DISCHARGED YESTER tlpe noml*ee Henry Paoluccl ALL SET UP READY TO GO were out infiltrating new ideas ration of Teachers, at Millard Music will be provided by TTie fall meeting of the Tol ART DEMONSTRATIONS DAY : Miss Ann Galligan, 374 NEW HAVEN (AP) — Yale ^ cked up 119 votes. Such lists shall be filed not later than November in every educational subject and Auditorium of Haiit CJollege of Benny Benevenuto’s “ Sophisti SET land Association of Congrega- Hartford Rd.; Mrs. Edith Du- Although voting down Gold- professional area, the remaind Music. cates.” A midnight buffet will SATURDAY 2 P.M,— SUNDAY 2 P.M. IfaiM Christian Churches and undergraduates gave President 1st each year, or if the first shall be a Sunday or Dr. Norman Pollaidt, assist blel, RFD 2, Bolton; Theodore water, the students gave a nar er of the 491-member staff be served. PREVIEW PARTY FOR PATRONS, tCnlsters wUl be held on Sun Johnson better than a two to le ^ holiday then on the next business day follow ant professor of history at Trahan, 10 Olcott S t; Mrs. Lu- one victory over Sen. Barry row victory to a strong Gold- MONTGOMERY WARD worked in their homes or in the There will be prizes for the AWARD DONORS AND ARTISTS, day at the Union Congregation water supporter, George Bush Yale University and a member ella Rood, Coventry; Mrs. Jus- Goldwater in a mock electloix ing. 269 WEST MIDDLE TPKE.—649-2185 closed schools to prepare spe prettiest, funniest, most original FRIDAY 6:30 to 8:00 / $ 6 al Church at 3:45 p.m. tlna Halenar. 309 Oakland St. of Texas. The Republican can cial materials, lesson plans, ex o f the Yale Federation of : Registration will begin at yesterday. Failure to file such list by November 1st means and most patriotic costumes. DISCHARGED TODAY: Jo didate/son of former Sen. Pres hibits, and Instructional tech Teachers, Local 204 will speak Chairman for the event Is Mrs. i:45, opening devotions con But when it came to the sena TEN PER CENT addition to the assessment as on "Mississippi and the (Jucst Glamour fashions to sleep in. anne Bennett, Stafford Springs; torial races in Omnecticut, cott Bush of Connecticut, edged niques. Truman Crandall. ducted by the Rev. Donald G. Mrs. Marina Iteblnson,, Kelly Sen. Ralph Yarborough, D-Tex., required by the State Statute. for Social Justice.” Button front duster, satin •DUer of Tolland. 4 p.m.; Pres Texas, CkiUfomia and New The Connecticut Education Mrs. Shulamith Kastein will ,,,_, . Rd., Vernon; Debra Skinner, 30 1,218 to 1,127. Association sponsors 37 differ trimmed yoke over a sleeve mtatian o f The CaU of Christ; A m ott Rd.; Miss Jennie Sixta, York, the students preferred Another Goldwater support REAL ESTATE NEED NOT BE DECLARED speak at the Connecticut Republican candidates in all ent programs for Its members less shift gown. Soft brushed to ffla Churches, by the Rev. west WUllngton; Mrs. Eleanor er, George Murphy of Cialifor- Speech and Hearing Associa Ibhn Allen of Somersville, from Clough, Andover; James Bev- but California. P. JOSEPH MURPHY, Assessor on both elementary and second tion on "Language Problems of acetate and nylon for warmth. Johnson captured 70 per cent nia, lost by just 61 votes to Sen. 8:12 to 6 pjn. There w^l be erage, Stafford Springs; Dean Pierre Salinger. The count was ary levels. Young Children.” Mrs. Kastein so easy Pink, Blue. S, M, L. of the vote for president, gar The CEA called upon the It’s IhrM presentationB and discus- Tltor, Wapping: Edmond Blais, 1,348 to 1,287, is director of the Speech and lion 10181008 on this subject. 428 ’Tunnel Rd., Vernon; Irene nering 1,988 to 847 for the GOP services of 10 of Its local af candidate. filiates, Ite Department of Hearing Clinic, of Columbia- A supper for the pastors and Hasch, 516 Bush Hill Rd.; Ken Presbyterian Medical Center, Mq^ates, followed by a busi- Sen. Kenneth Keating of Classroom Teachers, and 25 of neth Burnett, 133 Main St.; New York, Manchester speech to shop meeting, wUl be held at 6 New York rolled up almost as Its associated groups for the Mrs. Leah Doucet, South Wind and hearing therapists attend •jn. >An Orilination Service of sor; James Sirois, 442 Hart- big a victory over D^nocratic PARKADE DAYS sessions. nmes L. Austin, Minister o f: ford Rd.; Cctrl Schramm Cov- challenger Robert F. Kennedy, A major activity of ttie as ed. CSiristian Education at Unicsi I entry. trouncing the former attorney Ofaurph, wUl comprise the ev e-' ■ing oessiim. Speaker at the Feminine wrviee win be Dr. Nels F. S. SEARS WORLD pierro, outstanding theologian W eekend S pecials FAMOUS and Abbot Praessor of Chris DUALITY Froth tian Theology at the Andover THE CHEMICAL INDUSTRY- Newton Thewgical BchocU. The WHILE THEY UST! Ordination Service is open to H e a r t h e anyone wishing to .attend. WHICH STOCK TO BUY? DELUXE 2 3 " TABLE TV Ddegatea from the Union + Church are Mr. and Mrs. Due in large measure to research, chemical industry 20 G A L ALL 82 CHANNEL TUNING O e o m Graff; Mr. and Mrs. growth has been much above that of manufacturing WIRE BAMBOO Clayton Carver; Mr. and Mra. businesses iii general. More than 20% of this coun TRASH Bveratt Walker; Mrs. Ruth try’s privately sponsored laboratory research is ac TRASH ICetcalf; Mias Margaret Mc RAKES BARREL Lean; Mr. and Mrs. Howard counted for by chemical companies. BURNERS McBbeth; and Rev. and Mra Ret. 2,49 Paul J. Bowman. We have prepared a new analysis of investment op- SINGER Absentee BoUot DeadUne portonities in the chemical industiy. A copy is yours Oorapletod % absentee ballots for the asking. Just fill in and mail the coupon. gniGER* tewing ma- mudt be maUed so that they are rereived no later than 6 havejieeo 6>e pjn . Monday, Henry F. .Butler, DEMPSEY-TEGELER & GOw INC. woild’t finett for over CHRISTMAS SHOP NOW town clerk, has announced. Member New York Stock Exchange a eentury. Now t l ilt Butler noted that he wUl pick imoM ideottfee another «p an mall delivered to his Post 629 Main Street dMteguldied Bne. Offioe Box, number 245, at 6 PAY LATER! Manchester \ ' . pjn . on Monday. T h e Fa s QUSwe v c o i t - V Tel. 643-1105 ‘ :i r m t m a l i h m t the Thsre will be a limited voter gOUfiSn* itereo anaking session on Monday from phono- Please send me your analysis of Investment opportunities in • aiogic ef thii new ' Here’s A Wonderful Convenience 2 to 5 p.m. at town hall, Park SNOWHITE LIGHT graph by SINGER. An : SINGER* itaroo portable the chemical industry.' PAINT am azing new con cep t in PL TIm session is llmit.ed to : In your home, wHhout thoss persons who have quaU- HOUSE BULBS Name ...... ’ ...... ’. Itereo portables — fuDy : obllgationl WHh ft, well It’ s Burton’s fled to become voters since Oct transistorized. Producer 20, date of the last voter mak THINNER ; deliver two exchlng new PAINT Th. LOIRE Model M2708U Ae rich, ezdUng sounds tag session. Persons sriio were AddreM ____ , i styled metal cabkiet in grained olbuim— o gift to o f eaqpeosive oonsolet— : Itereo “EARLY SHOPPER ACCOUNT 6pmHfled to become voters prior Reg. 6.89 gal. 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Ctrcuitol pounds, but the -inch ^4 - January 10th, 1966 No Prodnctiotl 8 U- The answer may be to finish off extra rooms SHIRT POCKET RADIO •ereen produces sharp, clear V4 - February 10th, 1965 Illustrated is only one of our peignoir sets—A de Shertowtsl lightful bit of frou-frou to indulge an ultra-femi in attic or basement, even add a new wing. Best pictures, even in fritfge areas. ifi - March 10th, 1965 answer is to finance the project with a Home 12x21 Flug-in or battery operation nine taste! Flooring nylon in a double layer shift Improvement Loan from Manchester's oldest 8 FT. ALUM. 45 RPM Every chattis connection in -V H F A J H F , aB diannel. gown, topped by a drift of peignoir, shirred iall Zenith TV ia handvdrad for the _ . All you have to do to take advantage of this new idea in financial institution. BOOSTER COCOA mOnoat in dependabIHty. round with soft nylon tulle. White, Blue, Pink. RECORDS ZENITH FULL $210 e week Christmas shopping is to fill out the blank below AND RE Black and Flame. S, M, L. 'tt 'A CABLES MATS PCUFORMANCE FEATURES TURN TODAY . , . and we’ll promptly send you your, Rag. 1.49 • New Zenith Deluxe Video “ EARLY SHOPPER ACCOUNT” charge card. That will let .Raiwe 82-Chw> lel Tuning you buy in November and start paying in January, 1965. vS A V I N G S System • 21,000 VoRa Ftohira Power ROYAL H ll^fi lyw for tomorrow ft ef SINGER todayl Iv O .A lV • Peak Pictura control IBO-Q rTouknikTan ^ R L Y S H A P E R ACCOUNT! I understand %*>•><)< I ,\ I I () V • Automatic vdoga-Lock” 5-placa entemble Includes this account covers charges made only during the month of Circuit earphone'attachment, .at of November and is payable January 10th, Vi February 10th, WtMBS ' batt.rl^i, custom carrying OPEN DAILY 9dl to 5:31 NO CONPROaiSE NITH QUALITY case and gift box. Ru*t and S I N G E R s ’ Vi March 10, 1965. laacMiaTiite 6 n i » T n w a w ia t iwsTiTaTies EACH Whita color. Ebony pnd WhKo TO «VE YOU ooforor WhKaand Balgaeotor. ■ n at Ammai DhridaM M O T a m m a ^ c Jte i/ a S r OONLO’S FINEST PERFOWANCE CENTERS Tuesdays and Thursdays Till 9 On, Inwired ■avliigs______BRANCH OFFICE, ROUTE 81. OQVENTOY DATE ...... SIGNED ...... Msaoheetor Shopping Pariude 832 MAIN STREET ADDRESS ...... OPEN TILL SPJL mom.-toss.« i. Shop at Sears West Middle Tpke.—648-1681 Open 9:80 AJK. to 9 PJtt. STANEK ELECTRONICS TEL. 643-8883 Hours muss. 9 AJH. to 8 P JL— WBD. CaXMlBD A T NOCW and Save Tiiea„ Sat. Oil 8 PJC ITT BROAD 8Tr—MANCHESTER Si.* \ ■ --V ' /i. *7 ■ ■»*■’ .-r.A ■OK*” ■' ;TOif MANCHESTE» EVENING JERALD, MANCHESTER, OONN^ fRIDAY, OCTORER^SO, 1964 RAGE S E V m ------M ■VENINO w i^ iA . liAKCftiflllift. OOKK, W 6A Y. OCTOBBR to, Itti IIAKCHBBTER nently, as of last Wednesday. saucr cake; Tuesday, hamtourg ■ ^ ...... ' " " ...... ” and Mm. Jamas R. MacArthur Columbia Inside C oventry and Coventry Shi^pe. The new site, which toe town and gra-vy, mashed potato, car TRICK or TKtAT Sandier Services voted on recently, is bff'Double- rots, fruit Jello; Wednesday, CANDM» A F s' /i ;rA. MANCHESTER EVENING HERALD, MANCHESTER, CONN., FRIDAY, OCTOBro Sb, 1944 Pa g e BtANCHESlfB EVENING HERALD. MANCHESTER. 11:15. Sunday schools at the B A r o n urged to instruct tlidtr children in these safety precautions. usual hoars, F itb Holy Com Fall Sals-Alsniaan L ife in- Pakistan, as oboarved munion in both 'churches. Th^ Patrol ^afned by W illie Niemann of BUne* pastor, Kev. John N. Crpsst ton w llf be a special feature of win Mve for his senhon topic F h a A s m the Tblland County Agricul in both pulptfs, *1Sm(d(a l^or Halloweeii Fire. — n o m e p le s , tUUrwp A u a l y i tural extension council annual Be eoVerad. Take DeUm Smriee he igh cbm l orld Work OuMem T H S ^ W meeting, on Friday, Nov. 8, at Services at 8L Petsr’a Epis Repaired or Mdde New To Your Fllrat aelactmu Richard M. copal Church, Nov. 1, AH Saints Air-OondttlSMr v6L;X3ax,Nrr Friday, October SO Compiled by Students i f High flchsal Mrs. Joyce Doa, Fsctdty Grant has aanotmead that tha T:80 p.m. at the TAC. Vernon, Made. Grommeto. — Eyeleta — ^ 'V,*. ^i£^' R t 80. Mr. Nlentann's trip was D i^, w ill be: Holy Communion, Osvers Onatom Made^for Oounyrem* ind HuBaa. It IM Io iiin f panotta wflk ooopar* sponsored by Farmers and 8 am ; Choral Eucharist and tag Oompound For Ttarts, itX ' ate In patroUIn^ the towp of World Affairs, Inc. On his re church school, 10 am ., tha Rev. tag AlmuleUm Screens. ProiB N ew s Hebron on Halloween Nifht, aa turn to this country Mr. Nie Gordon W. Weedlan, rector, of- Gridders Break Losing Streak, mann reported his observatlona fIclaUng. Women of the parish Mansfield Students in lOH Progranf ■j well as manning radio com* are also reminded the United MANCHESTER AVyNINC CO. Aa ’’Evenliig at Tiffany’s” mtanleatlpns at the town of* on Pakistan farm programs to gradually appcoochee, the our foreign affairs and stats Thank Offerings (Blue En- EST. 1M»—185 W. CENTER SRO linW -W In the part few weeks fice building; v t f ( ^ ) are due at this time. prom committee wishes to Cfrd Detenae director, Ray* department, and to the depart Meet Warriors Away Tomorrow atresi the fact that tiokets Instructors of ' He (lO H ) hate seen miirti ] fnond 3. Bart, and C. D. Com* ment of agriculture. He was Mandiester Eveahig Herald will remain on sale until. mnnidatlona peraonnel. Low* host this summer to a group of Nov. 6. Members of all sen toward thalr two mate , Hebron oorveanowsdent. Mli C an came home from the The eucoeaa of Betsy Hyde;' renee Btlltcl, Maree) LaPIcfre, farm leader mchangees from Susan Penmeton, 228-3454. football game beeping their ior high classes are eligible WUHam Rilla; constables, Bnice Pakistan who visited ConnecU- to attend. Freshmen may at the Fan Ooa farenea sC honu Friday night, a chance OoBnaeticut Fedaration Keefe, Donald O. Heath, Bruce ru t attend only as dates of up DeOrajr, Loais Bellone, Adolph There w ill be exhibits and H E L ^ ! ! toey haven’t received for almost per classmen. Women’a Chiba Jnniar Ma Simons, Krank Clifford; Civil two ^yean. The elated Man- b en h ^ has materially and . tour o f the facilities and the ex- cbologteelly bloated their Defense Aunlllary police George tOMion agents will give a brief Dunn, Edward Schats, Donald CAR RENTALS 18 TONS OF PAPER NEEDED cherter rboten had seen the tempt to finenco aa altwe Berry: fire department per- slide report of activities, football team break its two- Principal Gives swimming pool to be built A social hour wfll follow the year losing streak hi tha .18th the use the aonnel, Frank OeRo. Perry Rob progTsun. Anyone interested in erLEASOW T R O O r BOY SCOt^TS PAPII OWYI game. > erts and Joseph Drew. 120 Dress Guideline (Betsy has received __ s e e ^ Mr. Niemann's slldea and The Indiana under the guid weU-dMorvod publicity that UUt, Chief constable Julaa Rebil* hearteg his presentation will be * A I MdMS FRIDAY, OCT. 30 — 3 ^ .1 1 . to iPA R . ance of Coach Tony Allbrio, lard, CtvO Defense director The following is the text tie more can he said.) A brealtf: welcome at this meeting. SATURDAY, OCT. 3 1 -^0 A.M. • » B F.M. defeated Bristol Eastern 12-6 to through has also been made 1%^ Burt, the Hebron volunteer fire DeadHae Near * A l HM eIn change the tide of MHS foot of Mr. Rogers’ speech con department chief John Kuly- cerning school dress, which their efforts to extend the ben^~. Tax payers are again remind • A l TIems ball history.. fits of the I ( » program to a|3 n y ^ and first, aelecUnan ed that the dead line for pay- Briiiq your popE** *® St. ih m m Sehitl, The setting was Muzzy Field, he delivered on 'Thursday, Grant will be on’ call reserve Oct. 22: many hanMcapp^ children a& ment to avoid penalty is (M t 81, - 0^-0570 fET ^pk h H pb Bristol, Friday, Oct 23. possible. ^ duty during the evening. ,turday. St. or coH: 649-9282 action started fast aa the In ’’Students should come Tte entire town will be cov- INC. to school properly dressed. Manafidd State Traintai ^ Cannk News 272 MAIN STREET diana kicked to the Lancers. A Schod, recognixing the benefit ^ ered, srith special emphasLi on Congregational Church serv HELP US FILL T ^ B TRANJR salvo o f passes spearheaded the Dresses, skirts, blouses, and specifle locationa Headquer- Phone 848-2881 sweaters su« considered to to be gained through Um lO f ices this Sunday wiU be: Hebron Eastern drive from their own ba the proper attire for over aM above their own fkciU - ' ters at the town office build' First Church, 10 am .; Gilead, 37 to a touchdown. The total Ing win be manned from 8 girls. Sweat shirts, levis, ties, is sending Mudente to par g drive took only 1:45 and w u and dungarees are not al pm. until daylight climaxed by an iS-yard pass tidpate in the program. A Bmit Perstma wishing to report in lowed, neither are kerchiefs ed number o f students weri from quarterback Mike Hannan or the use of curlers by cidents are to can the town of to Len Gaylord for the . tally. sent tor the first wuek bsevaa ''4 fice buUding at 228-940S. girls allowed indoqrs. Boys of the ladi of transpoitatioi Some of the spirit-left the fans shirts are to be tucked in Fire emergencies are to be TURNPIKE TV at this point, hilt the team New Teachers feclUtlee. Primarily dne to th Q reported in the usual manner to trousers with the exoep- efforts of Mlae Alice Maddeuit rallied to. foil the Eastern at tten of those shirts with by calUhig the emergency phone APWJANGE tempt for the extra points. One of the newer faoee A touch of the Midwest has lO H advtaor, boa I 428-2528. collars which are ribbed at waa provided by the otata. The rest o f the first quarter, around the achool is that ai come to the BngUah dqiart- It is also requested by first Mrs. Cynthia Mottle, a new ment at Manchester High with the bottom. 'The latter tbs past two wedM. was stalemated, but the Indians trigonometry and plane ge dilrts may not be worn mateiy K studenta fro m : selectman Richard M. Grant came on in the Second to. score the addlticn of Mr. Ronald and the local constables that pll ometry tdUMier. Mrs. Mottle, a Until tbia past summer outside the trousers pro field here been attending twice.. ’The first drive started vided thev extend a rea swim clasess caution be used in walking on IV K B D IPT m i l l as Manchester received a punt math major, received bw BA Mr. Prom taught In hia brane from the University of MaaA- town of liaeoln, Nebraska. sonable distance from the Mr. James MeDo, state i hlghwajm during the evening, on the Blastem 48. ,’The passing waist. Bermuda shorts are on Oct. 31, Halloween. chnaetts. A t . wdiool, she was a The cultural advantages that deportment, will be present of Mark Heller, ’66,' spirited the member of the math club and not to be wom^ In the the lOH meeting this Sand Persons should walk toward ...the quality Pine St. at Hartfogd RA, Manchester drive as he connected with Walt can be gained in the Baat waa school corridors at any traffic, and if wearing dark \ an instructor o f synchronlMd the reason he gave fo r hia to instruct the taen-agere on L«wj Davler, ’66, and Bud Lundgren, swimming. Other interests of time. Cleanliness and neat proper technique rdevent t^Q clothii^ should tie a white band comer I ’65, for the largest gains. ’Try move eastward. Mr. Propp ness demonstrated in the on their right sleeve. It is also hers include astronomy and commented that Manchester is their cOTuUtlaae in ceilng fo r ing to run the ball over frofii natural science. ’This summer spread out much more thm proper dress contribute to suggested that pedestrians the 7 netted no yardage, and h desirable character smd the youngetm from Mansfield, IIall Ins up (Hagdaini for the third annual Fine Arts and Crafts Festival are Kenneth Skinner, was a memorable one for her, the towns In the state of Ne- The Increase la students, who should carry and use flash- Heller again lofted tlm. ball.. being well spent as an instruc Inoaka. He has also enjoyed personality traits. Unusual Jmedlng, and wiUatd Marvin, center, co-chairmen of the event and John Morlanoe, president lights. ParenU are particularly If it’s in Fa8liioii.ee ’This time the receiver was Bob and uxotic fads In dress or now number approximately 76, tor o f 83m(Aronlzed swimming . 3%; of the Manchester Uons Chib. (Herald photo by Oflaxa.) Getzewlch ’65, and the play the fact that Manchester's lo hatrent will be discouraged ■" has necesaitatM a third swim at the Farm and WUdemeaa cation is within easy trsvrt- whiia thero were only two was worth six points. ’The at Camp In Vermont. Ing distance of New York City the school, and students tempt to kick for the extra win be sent home, if, in the last year. Looker room facilU'' * f. exhibit was ofticially opened King^s has At for Less! ' First impreaaions o f M H « and Boston, making it a notice ties became overcrowded witil by Lady Govrle, wife of the point was no good as the ball able contrast to travrdlng in the seboed’s judgment, their CURTIS MATHES went off to one side. have been good ones fo r M ra appearance does not reflect this addition, but last Sunday Two Artists Demonstrate governor general of Australia. Mottle, for she feels that It Is Midwest. the lOH was granted permie- A few minutes later the Red While majoring in Ubiguah, good taste. Her first American cachibit was .4' well-orgsnlxed and more sys *TMnerany, dreee that is Bion to ule one of the four boys’ INSUUTION and White gained possession of tematic than any other echool Mr. Propp attetaled the Mate held in Hartford and opened by the pigskin on the Bristol 43" acceptable for school ' is locker rooms regularly used by At Arts and Crafts Show she has taught at. University of Iowa, the Uni drees appropriate for a high edwol gym clessea and ' Mra Paearwr Itooaevelt. This time passing was to no M ra Mottle previously versity dt ifebraska, and the ^ (Herald photo by Satemis.) The artist has won mnner* W. H. DpOLAND avail, but Heller managed to business day. 'This year de athletic teams. M taught at Agawam High and NMnaska Wesl«yan University. signers have made dun Instructors ot tha Handicapped in action! The scene is re-lived every Sunday afternoon, The lOH U now looking fors ^ Mrs. PatrlcelU. an Australian- OTIS awards and has exhibited WUHam Thompson of Bristol^ turn the tables as he was about now makes her home in Fox Bowling, fishing, golf usd read when appnndmat'eiy 70 instnictors give of their time for the purpose teaching swimming and Sylvia Davis PatrlcelU of American artist, will demon in New York City, the Connec garee style trousers of ot ward to the day when ita oWw' LUMBER CO . to be hit for a loss and scamper Bin Fhrm in Columbia... ing fill his leisure time. Our iqany different fabrics— to haodican>ed children of the Manchestor area. Tbo MaikdieMer High School pool Is the lo West Hartford are the demon strate in oils Sunday at 2 p.m. ticut Academy, Springfield 27 yards to the 5. On the third "Midwestern influence" is now Hwclalty designed pool TELEVISION Jiestia McOsugbey, ’65 cord, twin, corduroy, etc.— cation, where mutual efforts arc combined fo r a worthwhile cause. enable the group to offer Its" strating artists that win 4 >pear After graduating from the Royal Fine A rts Show, Torrington »A t tha Green’* 848-5201 play following. Bob Hamilton, living in Manchester and plana Art Academy, Sydney, Austra fashionable, and many eervloea to many more atodeol^^ aV the Pine Arts and Crafts Fes A rtist Exhibit and a t the Town ’66, managed to crash through- to make the East - his perma tival tomorrow and Sunday at lia, she studied with three of and Country Club, Hartford. nent home. sti^d^ts have purchased than can ba accOTumodeted at,., that country’s most dis Her American galle^ includes Eastern’s goal line stand to thue trouserfi for their Manchester EDgb School cafete score the second tally for Man John Ostrout, ’67 the high school. The need fo f ria. tinguished pahiters. Lister List portraits of business, elvie and H arriers E n d wardrobeis. In our judgment Debate H eld ouch a pool la being incrsaataig- er, Henry Ranke and Syd Long. Industrial leaders. She is a chester. Agfain the try for the these trousers are not ap ly td t each Sonday as new atil^'' !lhompsan w® give a water- extra point failed but proved nished the necessary leadership propriate for school wear. color demonstration tomorrow In 1940, as a member of a min member of the faculty of the denU from many greater HarU ^ ing expediUon to Guadalcanal unnecessary as neither team C C IL Season and detehnlnation both in prac Dungaree style pants are O n Pcditics at 2 p.m. He studied at the Paler West Hartford' Art LMgue. / tice and competition. Besides ford communities sign up fo r '; beaded by her father, rite ccwi- The Fine Arts Festival win FAIRWAY HAS was able to score again. judged to be trousers with Sdiool In New Haven, and is a being an individual sport, cross patch type rear pockets. InetmcUon. Tbo numbcct^of^^ m ta b er of Canton cm the Green, ideted 40 canvases m native be held tonight from 8 to iD, Bristol rallied for one more , The 1964 Cross Country sea A debate .between the mem towns represented by the stu-',| cc ntry In the final analysis is "A special exception to Sitvermlne GoUd and the Amer life. She was the tin t addte tomorrow from 1 to 10 pjn- EVERYTHING FOR drive In the second quarter, but son was supposed to be a re bers of the local Republican dents, in addition to thoae froni;., woman to cross Guadalcamal on time ran out with their team a team sport also. Pete was abjy this rule for those for ican Watercblor Society. He has and Sunday from 1 to 6 p.m. It building year, with little hope supported by Paul KryOiak ’66. and DemocraUo partiea pro Manonekl, now totals 19. W Itlii] ertiiUta in Butler Institute and foot, 'ii' is jointly sponsored by the stalled on the lO-jrard tine. for a really successful cam whom it poses a spe vided the subject tor a lively H A IL O V ^ E N ! who after a slow start finished cial hardship w ill be made the support of the people o8*< th^ National Academy in New Upcm her return to Austra Manchester Fine Art Associa The second half was a punt- paign. ’^ e thin clads had only strong to be Number 2 man on .meeting of tha Curfeafc AfiairS Connecticut, the lO H hopes tow York City, and currently has lia s)uL.ytta invited to exhibit tion dhdVthe Manchester Liana l i » game with neithqi:, ,tphi8 .returning, lettermgn and a for the Mmainder of ttae'^. Club • Party Needs the'team. A pteaaant 'suiprise first senester, - provhUng build the pool within two to five< e wOriES in the Berkshire Show her com ply, works of 85 ca;^- Club. I t f purpose is to pro nuking any' kertoda wSdring I w d i 0f inexperienced nimiera, fo r Coach Sines waa SopHdm’ore cis DellaFera irepnaqntod tha vases; a n d ^ v e the larwest- mote art In the conununity and students pick up a special GOP, whiia the ’Drtnocratic years. ' .dH and Connecticut Watercolor • Decoratioiis threats. Manchester hopes to niany of whom had never par- ■Dave Stoneman who was con Bob------WhiteeeU------’85.yd Show, and received ]((|rises in one-man show ever held in tiiat to raise funds for deserving or coptinue a winning streak to Ubipated In cross country be- request fonp from the of participants were Mr. Arnold ganisations. • Pompkina sistently in the top five spots fice to be signed by their botii ertdUts. country up to that time. Her morrow as the Indians face fobe. The pre-season predictions until a recent injury. Two other Klau and M fi Dave Barry. • Hats • Beards William Hall High School at afid sentiments bad the Red and parents and authorized by Each party began by ex BOTH STORES OPEN boya, George Davis and Jack their vice principal.'' • Costumes West Hartford. White in the lower half oi the LsJko both ’66, rounded out the plaining their basic philosophy I M u sic Q a ss .. - Bob WhitseU, ’65 Itogue. . "Howayap, pants of ex in short opening Matements. top quintet o f the Indians. treme continental style or • Masks—Wigs In spite of these obstacles, Neither had ever run cross Mr. DellaFera spoke for the STAGE TO BE CWANOIti) the harriers wound up in a tie of any stylo if too tight fit Republicans and Mr. Klau for • Candy Treats country before this season. 0th- ting or if the cuff is more V i s i t s U C 6i to n ig h t In ensuing weeks the acous for second place In the CCIL. er varsity performers were Ken the Democrats. • Make-up tics in Bailey Auditoriun^ w ill Under the guidance of Coach thiui six inches from the On the subject of local goV' The reotalned idaytag Knight, Dave Metien, Ken Han- floor or less than fourteen ot • Tridior be Improved through the ef Robert Sines, the Indiana post Mnson, all ’66 and Les Dowd ernment, the emphasis was on Boeton Symphony forts of the Manchester Civic ed a 6-win, 2-loss record. For a Inches in circumference w ill charter change limiting the Richard Siegal Lnetoda Geer Treat Bags and Ken Nechltllo ’65. not meet this rule. under the talented baton Orchestra. According to Mr. couple of weeks they were the ’The season, however, has power of the general manager. Erich Lelnsdorf waa heard TILL and more ...! Theodore Fairbanks, building Ecourage of the league until de ‘‘In checking with men’a The subject then switched to f r o m y o u r not yet ended. The schedule styles, it is recommended Legion of Honor some 20 MHS atudenU 8undaj| < superintendent, fiber panels feats by Maloney (a single still lists the Eastern Section state politics and the questions at the opening conmrt.4lC DIRECT from* wUl be used to project the point) and by champion Wind that in purchasing trousers of reapportionment, the em- WOODLAND GARDENS al Qualifying Meet; BtaU the cuff be no more thafi UConn Concert SerlSc Fe sound into the au^ence. I t Is ham dropped them to second po Championship, CCIL Field Day barraslng sltuajton that Con. If, as according to Emerson, Variety is the spice of life, tag a well-known program, HOLLAND! “PLANTS THAT PLEASE!” —TWO LOCATIONS— WE eiVE hoped that construction will sition. 3 ^ to 4 inches from the necticut is in and the possible and it ia definitely proven by FAIRWAY and the 'Thanksgiving Day floor, and that the circum "a fooAsh consistency is the orchestra prasentad a wall-t be completed In time for the A lot of credit for this un Road Race for those who wish use of a uni-cameral legisla hobgoblin of little minds," this the busy schedule of this week’s Turnpike Plasa performance of the Hartford expected showing must go to ference of the cuffs be ture. eefved perfiocmaniBe. 978 Main Street 705 Middle Tpke. E. GREEN STAMPS! to compete in this run. week’s male legionnaire Rich, female legionnaire, laicinda T6 a nMtly filled house, Symphony Orchestra. C i^t. Pete Godin '65 who fur- Les Dowd, '65 greater than fourteen The field o f dlscnaaion' then Geer. Cindy has an M>Dtude fo r Downtown Manchester Next to Popular Market This lDobal> Stegal, is by no means the pos ireheatrn offered n menu TULIPS HYACINTH^ I Cpndee Flynn, ’65. prograsses to National politics, sessor of a little mind. Intelli taking part in many ncUvttiM ’’Girls are reminded that, and questions were asked from estful - mosie, Includlni gence, popularity, rellabUlty and her all-around chargeter ia Brahms’ Academic Fa when they are standing, the floor. DiacusMon ranged emphasised by a vibrant par- the hem line of skirts and individualism are all Im Overture, Bhootakoviteh'a FalVs from Social Security to Civil portant ingredients of Rich’s sonality and a plaaoant nabire, $1 O Q M ore Candids should extend at least to Rights, and the question of na whidi make her wall-known Symphony, and Beetbovan'a: the mid-point of the knee.” tional debt. Ridk Amea. personality. But this combina a Sixth, or Paatoral, 8y Fragrant tion leaves little room for con and well-liked by aU. ; sistency merely for its own Oody’s actlvitias begin with phony, it * e - Tha atndents, members Included in sake. her cu^cular schaduie, includ * 1 . 1 9 , , m m o o z . DOZ. THE NE^T BEST THING Fabulous Mr. Robert V ater’a Muolo Rich is gifted in both ath ing Advanced Placement Bng- Honors French IV, Honors prettoUan class, disouasad TO A NEW VOLKSWAGEN letic and academic ability-and program in class Cn Mo ’65 Yearbook Aill^Conn. C h oru s has developed his talents tq the Spanish IH, Chemistry and De- best advantage of both hlmseif velopmsnUl Reading, with Eng- Many students fait that DAFFODILS EMPEROR TULIPS IS A Fashion ShoslaHiinritch waa earatlc "ITie members ot the Soman- and the school. Uoh and fVench oa her favor hls staff have been working ites. Her success in languagoa tmdiartiltaaa ta its eda full speed ahead to make the Presents Concert Aa oeii|ter halfback on the w ill carry evar to her eoUegd They ccgitendod that the vaH| 1965 yearbook one of the best. varsity soccer team. Rich has career, for Cindy plana to n u i^ sty wtaidi- the oompooer wa m m played coaaiatently outstanding A A c F in d ! Co-editors Judy Fritshen and Tonight w ill bsi a memorable<^’Js Paups '68 plays violin In the in this fiald. to achieve left it wl^ y o u r Connie Barrett have been work ball for three years. Csnter e u il dkiid^taed unity of the one ^ fort thirteen students. As orchestra. halfback is a position, from Cindy has been a member at ing hard along with the other The Brahms overture it * e - members of the All-Connecticut The concert is almost sdways which It is unlikely, but pos the National Honor Society for editors; Pat Feltham, club'edi Chorus; Band and Orchestra, two yeara and Sock m d Bualdn written in reaponas to a dooUr| $ 1.5 9 ^ ^ d o z . r$ 1 .3 9 1.09 D o ^ AUTHORIZED tor; Betsey House, business edi sold cut for its single perform sible to score. One U g hope of they, w ill present their annuiU for four yaars.' Outside of eiUtlon by, the tor; Judy Jackson, faculty edf- ance, but it will be televlsfd in Rich’s Is that he'U be able to program at the Jorgensen Au this area in the early part of score once before the end the achool, she has served as presi af Breslau in which t(»-: Pam Baminjrtuun, senior ditorium at the University of of dent. secretary, and treaeurar Also Sp^es Tulips, Hyacinths, Narclssas, Snowdrops, Dutch Irla, Grope Byaotatts, - DEALER efito r; and Juris Pukinskis, next month. season. So far, no luck, but he’s was praised for bis "saver (tonneoticut. of the Talcottville Congregn- music, and the piece reflects Doable, Parrot, Lily Flowering, Breeder Tulips, etc. ' , sports editor. bad a few cloae ones. Rich alH> .The concert will be the cli NEW BOOKS ' •' tional Church Pilgrim FelIovir< pucktsk torn to overflov pubUaher, American max of six months of prepara played vaiMty qaaeball as In The Greenhouses—In bloom. Potted Cyclanien, all colors, Chrysantheipums, African Yearbook Co., waa so pleased A new set of preqidenUal ship. She haa served as pub eniottoh. Mkny o f M r.'Vab tion. Most of the preparation pitcher lost year. licity chairman of, the Tolland Violets, Begdhlas, Azaleas, Orange trees with fruit, Norfolk Pines. with the introduction that , they slection paperback bqaks have A complete honors program students felt, however,’ has been on an individual bask Assoclatioa of Pil^m Fellow Mr. LetasdorPs restraint •64YW.'^n“®“‘*2290 plan to make extra copies to due^td tWdlfficuIty o f' get been {Purchased for the MHS li of French TV. Trig and math Luxuriant Rubber Plants 3-4’. Reg. 4.50. SpUt-Leaf Philodendron...... Only 2.96 ITED show other schooia brary. Some of the books whish ship and is pnsidcn( this year. much of this outwardn^ This week ...... 2.95' Few Surplus Geranluma.^ly ..each 15c DELUXE ting the 'fntlre group together. analysis, physics and English Cindy haa very definite optor A larger part of tbia year's Included in this set are: provides an ample explanation was Indeed almost "severs” book than ever before w ill be To date there have been three ions concerning people. She dia- ■64 YW, SUJOIOOF *1790 rehearsals, one in May at King "The Lyndon Johnson Story," of Rlch’a three-year member The climax of the pr candid photograMu repreeent- likee conceited and insincere however, many atudento f i $PECIALSI SPECIALSI Phillip Junior High in West by Booth Mooney: "The Ameri ship in the National Honor Bo;. people, and admires Albert TRUDON DELUXE ing student life. Mrs. La Verne canism or Barry Ooldwater.” by eiety. lie also belongs^ to Tha came in the famous Past Hartford, and another earlier Kelson, faculty advisor, baa Schweitzer for all that he has The flrat two movementa wa •63 VW. SEDAN *1545 / this month at Olaetonbury Frank R. Donovan; and "The Ckirrent A ffairs Club snd the done for humanity. On the In- • ANDROMEDA Tolland Turnpike • Talcottville taken hundreds of candid shots, Presidential Power,” by Rich United Synagogue Youth. the most popular, being "av often surprising students In High. ternatlenal scene, Cindy enjoys sning•ning wof BeTcmserene imp MOUNTAIN-JAPANESE 18^' DELUXE Yesterday, however, was the ard E. Neustadt. Some of Rich’s unusual writing to her Japanese pea Open Evniings • Phone 649-2838 class and out Hiia ihformalitv first of two days o f' almost upon arriving ta the count ■63 VW SUNROOF *1590 o f student life it ia hoped, will experiences include his cam pais, Kazuko and Maeaka and "acehe by the th br • JAPANESE YEW S 12-15^^ constant practice as the gp-oupe paign for student council presi There were many memorable make the yearbook a more per began work for the first time Art Festival In Progress Tho seremty eoufcoupled with KOMBI sonal souvenir o f high school dent, his participation in the momante for Gindy when she quiet vivacity of theee under the conductors who w ill Manchester victory in the 1982 took a camping trip with her ■63 VW, STA. WAG. *1590 life. The Manchester Lions movements was praised, TAKE THESE HOME lead them In the concert. On State Soccer Championships, family to Grand Teton • Azaleas In visiting classes and sur Thursday .all participants re- Club In cooperation with the remaining three moveme DELUXE prising students at extra-cur and the winning of the National Yellowstone National Parks ia however, were considered to • Cyclamen (Potted) ■ ricular ftinctione Somanhis has pceted to UConn at 8:30 in the Mapchceter Art Asso Merit SrtMfierehip Letter of the summer of 1683, and sha much too restrained ta ■63 VW. CONV. *1790 morning -for morning, ,, after ciation Is presenting the Oommendatlon. will always remember the day • Potted Chrysanthmums- ^ Each lo99 become'^ wcD-advertiaed vir noon, and evening rehearsals Third Annusl Arts end parison to the herolm of DELUXE tually overnight. 1716 inclusion " S i ^ ’ has another unusual when ehe bought her 1964 Ihoven's Third or Fifth. o f more students in the book Musicians from down -state Cr&tta Festival. It will be experience, but this one he green ford for one dollar! Many etudents commont SEDAN *1245 la alao expected to Increase spent last night at the Univer held today and tomorrow, keeps hidden. His friends, how Bveiycnc has hie dream, and ■61 VW, sity. while those living near-by from 1 to 10 p.m. and Sun that the reatrataed and 800TT8 PRODUCTS aalee ever, win never let him forget Clndy’a ia aopaolally filled with dramatically commanding IF 1 IflA f DELUXE went home and returned by day from 1 to 6 p.m. at Man- ideas. I f she had a million dol* Hubbard & Hall Lawn Food. 50 lbs. During a achool assembly ton style of Mr. Leinsdorf Vtauivernary 8010-7-257. O ff O I V ¥ ¥ a STA.WAG. NAME OMITTED 8:80 this morning for morn Miester High cafeteria 1962 several sophomores ’ lars, she would go to coUega covers 5000 sq. ft. 1 *1345 ing and afternoon rehearsals Craftsmen w ill be demon a voritahto riMW ia itaaif . 1 Inwn Food. Uae now or buy now for next The name of Juris Pukinskis (now seniors) rose to cheer and then Switaerland. Sha Uculorly in tha third _ Only ...... Fall Special brtore the concert. strating their work oontinu- tlMir year. "Yea, rah, ra h ", would then have her own man- tha ihoatakovltdl ^ spring and save! 1 oTT was Inadvertently omitted, from GueM conductors w ill lead ouely, and the artlate may be at , 1 - • . 1 x i w out strongly but then sion—Southern plantation stylo, the fourth the ■61 V W .«A ’g!*1290 laM week’s list of those who re the g;roups In the concert. For seen on Saturday and Sun- ' at ceived Letters vof Commenda everyone sat down — except | and give the real o f the monqy the ccndartlng w as.af mw8|i * 1 1 example, the chorue will be led day afternoon. The crafts DELUXE tion froip ,the National Merit Rich who continued with on to worthy OTrgmlsations. tereet, - BUtenweet aad good selection ot by Dr. UUsIm Brown, the and paintings w ill be fo r After gniauation, Cindy n Scholarship Progranv"^ enUiualaatic ” 86’’.' When the The next concert is d r ie d MATERIAL for your nrronge- HARDY CHRYSANTHEMUMS ■58 YW SEDAN *890 founder ,of the Singing City, a sale, being the work o f both pmotion of the chant had sub- plans to puraua hat succesa-. NOSE well-known ^ ra l group In aeries will feature-Rudolf menta. ^fesslonals and amateura riftad. he realixod that be alone fill acadomlo carear at the Uni kin. the- Mtad ifoM st DELUXE UpciHiiins' Dates Philadelphia. The band w ill be TOe artiste w ill be oompeting was standing with approxl- versity o f OontaeaticuL Until conduct^ by Mr. Frank A. gtorra on Dec- A - , , ■57 YW SUNROOF *790 fo r show awards. Refreeh- mateiy lOOO students and teach- that exciting day she w ill Uva ^ fed OoltBMUI. Trees, Shrubs, Azaleas, Holly, Spruce, Mulching Hny, Feat Moea. Blird Beedf Plersall, Director of Bands at ments will be served for ars looking on in amazement. with her parents, Mr. and M ra Pots,' Tubs, Oarom Toolh, etA the Uhive#ty of torta. Ftoe, Rhododtndnn, etc. a DELUXE .. Nov^ 2, E. O. tanith adults. Luokily fdr Rich and MHS thia Donald G ^ , her sister, Andrem Apprailmatrty 880 CONV. Croaa Country PartidVaUafr <• chorua Admission charge for lenderslilp continued, but In « brother, Kenton, and her prt; achool Jontora ngtoi) ^56 VW *490 Nov. 8, CCIL field day w ill he K ris Johnson; Janice adults will be 50c, for chil somewhat more constructive dogs, Honsydew and KeUy, a ( i.; r ' / d ' McMUlan, P a n M t t i Linda 181 Wes( Vernon St mtaletMud; in.- th% Jlf DELUXE p f - a t c e s e dren under twelve, 20c. Tha vein. 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MANCHESTER, CONN4 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1964 \ ' Glass A Tourney Next 6 0 1 N U N & / C a n E a s t A nsw er Tom orroi^^ E A R L YOST Sports Viewing Jim Goldeij ■porta Bdttar Play Pats Ivy Loop Survival Aprlse afataut PuIaakL SA’tURDAT Can East Catholic Highf Two new lads figured in the 12:80 (SO)—NBC Sports Paces East" rebound after last Satur East touchdown pleture last 10 Consecutive Marki In Feature Fot Indians, Win Saturday, freahman quarter Speeial day’s football loss to Pen Ten consecutive marks, a rarity in duckpin bowling, 1:00 (86)—College Foot HOMEMi^EltS 7 - Olga Ha- back John^'Alubicki and veteran On Line Saturday To'Victory ‘ ball Clote-Up W*Tf fo r M u ic h e s - ^ reeoM. Rood fbr Mcond^tephena' first period Ro«I Rave^the local Roals. The Papoc^Ms fi- berem ISO, Kina Dlmock 4B2. ney High? Walt BasifiRht. Gerber la w - Were rolled Wednesday night in the Y League at the At Mt. Nebo Holiday lAnes by Ray Joknson. "Fhe local small pinner I tU (Go)—NCAA Footban *«-„Tplace in the final lehRue stand- him at least one in eight o ftto nished their slate with a 4-8-a, Answer will be known pecting plenty of tro n —Syraeuee vs. Fitta- Jimmy Golden gained the M r nW fiB soccer team inga. u games. The markers by■To^>won-loes-Ued record. ■ ^ MIXBD— John about 8 :30 tomorrow after- theaetwo lads and with the threw nine ipares and one strike in posting a 177 single Curtain will be drawn on NEW YORK (API—Maasachusetts, the nation’s winner’s circle for East Cathor Will iM the Class A cham- ^ ------Cushing ISB, Lou Johnson 355. bargh Scoring was done by three ten and Godin both came via Itaach eilcT (l> Malsnsr (•) n ( ^ . ueually fine outside running e( en route to A. 481 triple. Johnson started out with four the 1964 regular Midget 10th ranked small1 college power, plays unbeaten Ver- tKW (8) — Canadian Fra lie High yesterday aa he paced pioni^ip next week, date players, Marshall StepheiM, his long passes in the leftwing post-' Hutchinson Sim m ons Tom Bavler and the Inside line added strike, in his fifth box, and then spared Football League schedule Football —Ottaw a va. the Eagles to a 18-37 efosfe tlon. SAPLINOS — Joyce Ames ~ The Hlagles return to home thrust! of bruising Joe Ahi- spares; a raont at Burlington with all the ’Yankee Conference i and site to be determined llth of the season, Dick Totten Heck Crowell 147, Allyn Lardner 120. soil at Mt. Nebo to face a tough the next six frames, with a-)' in Manchester tonight but Toronto country win over Waterford (his third) and Bob Godin (his Coach Danielson used an all- FB blcki. Bast hopes to show a re four fill to hie'10th box. John- m»'.rbles at stake. 4:00 (D—NFL — Comt- High to Waterford. Golden waa Monday when 'ratings and seaior squad during most of the Boaworth P U tek Pulaski High squad from New vived offense. John Mac and before the “lights go out’’ Run-and-kick conscious Tale scorer by the toe alone with 23 timed to 18.18 over the 2.0 mile ysM af win be announced. second). For Stephens, the goal FB EARLY BIRDS—Joan Colby Britain in a Hartford County ■on la a member ot Cohrentl’a dowB to Kickoff gave him the CXfiL. individual first period ot play and sopho Skip Thomas anchor a fina de Insuraaoe entry. there is bound to be plenty —undefeated but once-Ued— points. (SO) — College Foot course. ' . . R ylander Btassak m-131-126—385, Olga Colla Conference meeting. Kickoff is of fireworks at Mt. Nebo. plays host to pass-prone Dart-; ITAMDINOS scoring title, won a year ago by more line was used in the fourth LHB 157-341, Glnny Diehl 130, Flo scheduled at 1:30. Pulaski fensive unit. e « « Yale captured five fumbles en ball Scoreboard The triiunph was the seventh Steve Brady of Manchester with canto', and impressed. The pass Slesnl Clinton The locals have ecored but Headlining the sixth double- mouth and I'vy League survival route to a 10-6 upset last year. 6:00 (81-Race of the to nine starts as East conelud* ing of the latter group ■— Bill CHB Niles U2-367, Robbie DePrato boasts a four ahd one won-loss Double Trouble header of the season, fifth under Is on the line. 18. As a team, Manchester Pllkonis Fontanella 128-345, Betty Aceto 340. record. six touchdowns in' five meet ^ But Coach Bob Blackman’s Week ed Its first varsity season. tallied 33 goals. Hllinski, Dave Best, I>ave' Wol- RHB ings, two each against Windsor There'e double trouble ahead the arc lights, will be a meet Elsewhere on New England Hanover, N.H., crew has won (8)—Wide World of Larry Beretto, No. 1 -Etost lenberg, Godin and Steve Coife— Orlowski . R otert TTie visiting Generals, on the and Penney. for East Catholic High Saturday ing between the undefeated college football fronts this Hal- four of the last six meetings. Sporte runner, was en route to a rec Since dropping a 10 verdict to OL. FLAVORETTE8— Geri Bar strength of their four touch Giants (54)) and the second ' loween Saturday, Amherst and league champion Hall High of drew praise for the winning Totten W illiams ton 154-387, Lucille Kukucka Lad Baet must key on ie hill- afternoon. Defensive standouts However, only twice since the ‘ (18)—Touchdown ord but went off the coune and West Hsirtford, Manchester has coach. IL down win over Northwest Cath baok Jim Cheeky. The Pulaski with Pidaekl High are twins, place Patriots (4-1)t These two Williams seek to extend perfect Ivy Leai^e was formalized— (SO)—Bowling finished 17th, out of the acori Stephens FIlipek 125, Terry Hinson 132-358, Syl olic and 26-0 decision against powerhouses clash at 6:15. records; defender Bowdoto and 1950 and '62—have the Indians tog. roared back to win its last five Tournament draw will take via Magro 129. ace has tallied 56 points, 14 Rick and Bob Homkohl. The 8:t0 (18)—Boston Patriots starts, four via the shutout route. place Saturday morning. Man Cnnrey ' T hurrot Penney, rate at least a two more than the entire Eagle has brothen am offensive ends and Nightcap at 7 :30 lists the Jets Maine are favored to state ser- whipped both Harvard and SUNDAY East dropped the jayvee irace. m touchdown favorite. East just amassed. Cheeky is averaging corner linebackers on defense (14) against the wtoless Eagles ries games and underdog Yale the same season. IHW (6)—Yale Footbafi 34-21, but Bob Taleemanek of Goalie Duke Hutchinson has chester’s first start in post-sea O palach Ouellette POWDER PUFF Barbara recorded six whitewashings. The son play is expected to be Thurs OR managed to edge Northwest, 8- nearly seven yards per earrji, a , , . First college football game (0-5). Brown will try for an upset Outscored by a total of 103 I^hllgbts East wall the Individual winner. day. Scorers — Jdanchester: Stephens, Farrand 176-175 — 493, Mary 0. New Britain can win the most Imposing figure. at Shea Stadium — better known All the Giants need to the first over Princeton's Ivy paceset- jxiinta to 0, Harvard and Penn (W)—Roller Derby Varsity placements: Golden Testerday afternoon the defense, as a whole, has been Totten, Godin. , Lourie 176. conference by handing East Its ahanges of Ooach Dick Daniel outstanding with only four goals Coach Don Race’s Jayvee Quarterback Don Maiinella as the home of the New York gems is a fie or victory to claim I ters. I try to pick up the pieces. Crim- 1 :80 (8)—Time Out for E, 2. Jorden E, 3. Greene W, 4. allowed and not more than one team concluded its season yes Manchester Subs: Kirkham. second straight defeat and third SKIP TIIOMAS has flipped for three touch Mets — last Saturday was an' the championship. On the other ! Massachusetts, loser only to son Coach John Yovicsin, hos- Sports Slusarczyk B, 5. LaBeUe E, 0. son. closed out their regular Brady. Kobllnsky. Cone. Stuek, GARDEN GROVE — A n n of the season in six starts. hand, a triumph by the Patriots QCULi season with a 8-0 decision in any single x^me. terday with a 2-0 decision over Hilinskl Cervini Olrouard.. Godin, The former UConn gridder la downs, proof that the Generals artistic and financial flop. There . Harvard, lekds the series with pitalized with fiu, says he 1:46 (6)—NFl^-Oardlnale Chetelat E, 7. Lunch B, 8. Al Great passing featured yester the Rockville High JVs. David Best. Hence. Wollenberx, Bradlav, Twerdy 346, Betty Kuamik 346, Coach Norm Gerber and his travel both on the ground and were 47,000 empty seats as Col ' would create a two-way deadlock : 'Vermont 14-5. The IMmen hasn’t once mentioned or shown at Olaats i len W, 9. Segal W, 10. Cul .•rer Maloney High of Meriden. LomasUo. Patulak. Jeanne Nourle 125, Eleanor Ric- band of gridders have different confident his charges c a n and force a playoff game to de The triumph gave the Indians day’s win at Memorial Field. Botteron and Joe Amaio tallied Manchester ...... 1 1 • 1—8 bounce back and spring a sur in the air to pay dirt. gate blanked Kings Point, 21-0. ' haven’t yielded a score" to a movies of the Dartmouth de- SiOO ^ )—NFL Football: len E. cio 347, Jean Hampton 138- ideas. Paid attendance numbered only termine the champ. Yankee Conference rival to over bade to his squad, adding "we Hoaeton vt. Buffalo 340y Ethel Harris 125, Doris 7,435. . .Halftime game analyast First round of play found the 435 minutes. And Vermont must forget and look ahead.” Prentice 340, Terry Vaccaro on radio for football games of Giants pinning the lone setback Rfcgardtog their National 131, Fran Crandall 126. hasn’t beaten UMass since 1954.1 Yovicsin says his team still Dickie Moore, former Nation l , ) 1 . L . t . -iJ MANCHESITBB EVENING HEftALD, MANCHESTER, ’OONN,* ERIDAY, OCTOBER 80, 1964“^ FACE SEVENTEEN MANCHESTER EVENINO HERAU>. M A N G ^TE R , OONN^ ERIDAY, OCTOBER SO, 1064 BnaliMBk Services THERE OUGHTA BE A LAW Bt tk O A L Y and SHORTEN Articles For Sale 45 HoasehoM Geeds SI Offered 13 ‘fMM DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE FROM wan to wall, no soil at FRIOIDAIRE refrigerator, very B Y R O U S O N OUR BOARDING HOUSK with M A J O R HOOPLB 8UTTIHA C M an oa carpets cleaiMd with good condition, 878, Call after 8 P O ^ HAVB SMALL pickup track— Blue Lustre. Rent electric 5, 844-8844. t^- ' CLASSIFIED Attlee and oa:iMlara cleaned. CHOP OBf MORI Rubbiab rbmovM. Resaonable. shampooer $L The Bherwln- T" DMiMt' Works C H j i c f i R M WUllams Co. Cali MB-lOtt. Q U R ^ C t WASHING MACHINEi 310. 186 Bissell St re- tdllCHfOARO . B r a c e : younelf for a thriU MAataMl WASHmO MACBXNaS the first time yon use Bhie KNBWYbU •UClONN ADVERTrSING Mdred, RCA Whirlpool and o A u r y n e c la l f L M U m T K M 1T3MHI4(< Lustre to clean rugs. Rent SEWING MACHINES, ORDWiHS OU>CR,HJPCR, 1, CMM” ’ 41 Crop . , . , Keninore. -All work guaran this week—two Singer trade- n o r , IRAM-Tnj8TKR _ „ BUT ^ TH AO HO IW IDEA lOEA MDMMCnt (tb.) CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS teed. Can e4B48U, 6M^41. WIll.lMOMlMO’ electric shampooer |1. Olcott Variety Store. in portables reconditioned, ex { p DOOS AAOUNDTH' vTERS CAREFUL, I ^00 HAD fS O O t ^ 8 A M . to B P.M. FRIMflORlES, cellent operating condition, tIMKS SABRACKS. CHOCKUBS VIIUL S ft/IS O C T U F fy/W H ^ ^ 11 Arntrloui UMid hutrummt t u n DOINO real bargains at 324.50 and MASOB'^HOM u -ruAM A. ZA w/v « i:u e e - O P y MACOEB THAN A *4YOUR ^N 6 t ^ ISAItmd 4BBtbUeU high COPY CL08INQ TIME FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Ronsehold Services MAFMOIL' 329.50. Terms as low as 3125 iftbatsjer"*. ABOUT CREAM- TERMITE ON A BHjCKi HUMOR t MSptaMl BilMt ^ Offered 13-A LOAM a week after minimum down M ft UPA BUILOlNe/jtill PERSON AU.V, T pmlaM 4BDri*dfnlt MONDAY Tbni BMDA » UiEB AJU^-OATUBDAl • AJL payment. Singer Sewing Cen b gb b u n n y SCHEMKT04ENO ISawtFut • •IC^tUon POO L t a b l e ! repair, renew : <; WLGOMt AUntE MO nm p l i m (p i^ o U ter, 832 Main Street Manches CHUCKLES cloth and billiard table ao- Top grade loam for aale ter. 648-8888. IT U rn MiTtalt MBaMlMn tPMM dtolaibi rMBmrdjplif PLEASE READ YOUR AD at low, low prices. $1 a 4 1 CANT STAND IBDadBtl IMM liitor^ oesaorlea. 643-2367. TH IS HURTS ME MORE tmmrmm Olauiniid er “ Waat A4V> a n ta lm e w the ehsae ee a yard If buyer loads and THREE PIECE living room THAH IT DOES ) W / , A V AO LE HOUR L E 'S ( aaiBtowtoU M lidtw l - MBriUih SBUm i '^L D rr,KlOI ITS comta m f Mt.) 85B«|liuil »A a a oonvMilMMe. H m advertlMr ahouM teatf Ue ad the V1B8T REIWBIAVINQ o t BURNS, moth haula. 11.60 a yard If we BCt, rug, television set, gas OF'^MKT/ HMM! WITH MNimbot bolea. Zlppera repaired. Win load and buyer hauls. |1.50 T im e p er y i r PRACTlCEi Siacr's^K sssT"* DAV n AnPBABS aad RSTOKT BBBOU tai tuS» dor the and gas stove, 5-p^e kitchen SS Bitter TCteb ■ DOWN ttWOdcaCil oext— hMcrtlaa.i-w«n». Thu n e BiiM m iaid u le >—« — PAGE NINETEEN MAN< \ lU H C H K lT tlt EVZMINO HERilLD, UANCUESTEK, CONNi, 7KIDAY, OCTOBEK SO, 1064 HooMa For Salt 72 Hoomm For Sole 72 Honsdi For Solo 71 Housm Pot Sale 72 Hoqm* For 8uk 72 H oiums Wanted— Real Eatat* 77 Bosiiwgg Locatk>m Hoesm For Sate 72 He For 9^8 72^- Houses For Sok 72 For Salt 72 Suburban For Sal* 76 Suburban For Sak 75 ONE BLOCK from ICain, two 318,800—8 , ROOM Capa cen- MANCHHISTHJR — Convenient- Fm R6nt 84 MANCHBSTBRr-4 zoom ranch. StrNKBN FAMILT room vrtth DELMONT S’rRBBT—New on SENSIBLY PRICED 7 room BOLTON — 7 room ranch on COVENTRY—Twin Hills Drive. THREE FAMILX—Omier says SEVEN ROOM «Mst Im«M, 4 too, 6^4 room nmeh, family, 4-4 duplex, permaneat trally located, aluminum aid }y locatGd 6 room dwoUlM, market 6 room older home in MANCHESTER Ideally located n m etoree, K ing, ztorms, wooded lot, haz house,' excellent condition, four acres. Three car garage, 5 room ranch, Immaculate, IDEAL OFFjKE locaUon for to sell Vacant S room unit bsdrooms, i botto. lot TEdSl. bullt-liu, g w n g t.c a v - siding, two recent heating ajm- large family kitchen, living excellent condition, IH baths, ideal location, garage, S t WE LIKE plus two three roomers on Marioa B. RolwrtMO, ftooHnr. bus uns, and school Priced teraa, garages, dean. R a ^ been appralaed by FHA for outbuildinga. Ideal for horaea, large lot, 315,000. Goodchild- any business, 458 MAln Streat, •red patio, captivating view. room, 2 bedrooms and bath on carpeting throughout modem James Pariah. Ownar 649-4403. etc. Vacant Owner very anx- Bartlett, Realtors, 280-0930. 64A-6229, 9-5. 1st floor. Approx. 38,600. IB- W BISfc______quick sale. May be Seen Agency, 648-4808. 313,800, only 3460 'Oown, first floor, 2 bedrooms and OUR W ORK! after 4 pm . and weekenda Carlton W. Hutohlna Agency, kitchen, encloeed porch, new. loua. T. J. Crockett Realtor, come annually. Central heat. 3109.29 monthly, Pasek Realty, lavatory on second floor, heating system, iingle g^ Good condition. T. J. Crockett, RA^Ol, 6H rooms, nsstM to Can 448-aUl. 649-5132. 389-7476, 643-7208, 742-8248. 643-1677. * Hebron the trsM in a beautiful wood- Mai\chestar Keam heat, one car garage. rage. Sensibly priced at 317,- Help keep us busy, won't HoliMt For Rent 85 648-1577. n,no - w^ADnrr WfcOT Let me show you inside to 900. Immediate occupancy. T. ROUTE 6 BOLTON — Two Lumber ADVERTISING sd nalStaborhood, Just off tA RO B CX>IA)NIAL home in MANCHESTER JACK AND JILL you? If you are selling ranch. 8 bedrocma, attreettw U.S. GRADE “A" a p p ela te. Allc# Clampet, J. Crockett Realtor, 643-1577. aerea of wooded land plus a 5 COM PLBTBLr furnished 6 Routs 15. House has 8 bed' iWwiwf area, eotsirban. Owner godd aection of town. Ideal for Realtor, 649-4543. your home or buying a ADVERTISING DEPT. HOURS rooms, IH baths, la ifs ree- room stone house with a three home INC. CLASS] room house, automatic heat, anxious Oariten W Hotchtas, family with youngsters. Priced CUSTOM DESIGNED contem car garage, all for 314,000. Lo will love this home. One 0 reatioo room, patio, Uave lot, FOR SALE you can afford now, one 8 AM. to 5 PJkL adults oOly. 649-1794. MANCHESTiat Agency, Realtore, 649-5182. custom built 6 room Ranch for a quick tale. All you could porary fmOl for graclout liv spe all fin cated above Munson’q Candy 117,900. Ptanbriek Afaney, with Blue Ribbon addreei. want for 316,900. J. D. Realty Manchester ^ ing, sunken ttvlng room, for ished, new kitchen cab you can be proud of. This CALL US SEVEN ROOM SpUt Level in 649-8404. Shop. House needs a com FORMER LOCATION OF yriBHT aTPEi—117.900. 185x145 Thle home not built but Co., 648-6129, 648-8779. mal dining room, planned for inets, ceramic tile bath, 4 room dol) house Ranch OOFT CLOSING TDIB FOR CLASSIFIED ADVT. Manchester, modern kitchen IRREPLACEABLE!!! plete refiecorating, but baa features fireplace, garage six room Cape all finished, lo t trees. 2 baths, 4 bedrroms, engineered by oraftamea nine ipacious rooms, 3 batlia, dormer windows, complete new well, septic, etc. T. J. with huilt-ins, IH baths, fam TWO FAM ILT-One year oM, built 1968. Spotless condition. city utilities, convenient lo- A wall to wall carpeting. JARVIS REALTY CO. QARA8E DOOR ■tOMDAX nUDAX U M AJA^-SATCBDAX f AJA ily room, garage, etc. 3200 per 3 or 4 bedrooms, full base 4 and 5 rooms, 9 bedrooms, PERRETT A GLENNEY with all quality features. 9 rms. of auth. Colonial two bugr fireplaces, ■ recrea Crockett Realtor. 643-1677. Don't w ait Carlton Hutchins, Won’t last at 321.800. CaU tion room, bar, patio. Priced In pation, minimum down to At 312,900. Call C. Al REALTORS—MLS month. Philbrick A | ^ cy , 649- ment, treed yard, conven family room ons uartment, CUSTOM BUILT, •sharm lovingly restored. brecht • now 649-5306. Agency, Realtors, 649-5182. Roger Walker M9-SS06. t 40’fc. Call owner. 649-6285, 643- qualified ’ buyer, 313,500. BOLTON — Excellent 6 room WEATHER- 8464. ient to elemental^ school modern kltohan, axewiant ocn- Two pareela of property: Built in 1M6, its 3 fire Forror appointmiappointment to 643-1121 and high school, complete 6863. see. Ranch, basement garage, fire Manchestar dlUon. PhUbclOk Afenoy, 449- MANOnSSTER — First ofi«£ places still work p e r fe c t . call Robert D. Murdock. place, combination i^ d ow a , DIAL 643-2711 SIX ROOM Cape, partly fur city utilities, good location. Two year old raised ranch, Heating, plum bi^, elec Barrows £ Wallace STRIPPIN8 8464. One with a lot aiaa of 160x160 Ing. Seven room home with tearrows £ Wallace eountry-llka setting yet NINE R(X)M Colonial on a doors, approximately % acre Vernon 649-1200 nished, near schools and shop 314,500. For appointment 2-car garage, oil heat city tricity also perfect A Val Manchester Parkade. 875-0625 ping, IH baths. Call 649-3692. 313.900 - ATTRACnVE 1 bad- feat. The other 160x222 feet, Manchester Parkade; Just minutes away from tree shaded lo t Two fireplaces, lot, good location, quick oc to see, call Robert D. Mur with building 50x125. Also, utilities, good condition ue at 329,kio. D. Beach i legitimate bedrooms, sep Manchesfer 649-5306 dock. ■' room ranch, flreplaoe. ahimln- Mancbeeter 649-8806 shopping and schools, two 649-5306. U * R REALTY CO„ INC cupancy. Priced at only 318.- ROCKVILLE-ELLINGTON — 3 um etonns, aneioaed earpoct, landing dock 50x80. ^ throughout priced at only fireplaces, 2-car garage, arate laundry room on first 000. Charles Lesperance, 649- 316,300. Charles Lesperance, room cottage, adults only, 375 baeeme(bt. large lot. nice view. finished rec room and the floor. Jalousled rear porch, 643-3692 648-9561 7620. COVENTRY NORTH — Lease- LEGAL JOHNS-MANYILLE Aportmento—FlaiA— Apartments—Plato— unfurnished, 380 furnished. Carlton IN. Hutchins Agency, The total building area 7,750 649-7620. MANCHBSTBIR—Top locatton. best possible in total cop- Barrows £ Wallace outside patio. 2-car garage. purchase option. Large 6 room Call 528-0718. U & R REALTY CO^ INC. •q. ft. Total land area 49,000 4 bedroom ranch, 2 batha, rec strucClon.- 328,900. Aluminum storms, screens, BOLTON LAKE — Four room Tonemeoti 88 Tenements 63 Realtore; 649-5132. COLONIAL—4 bedrooms, 1% Manchester Parkade, . year 'round home, generous Cape Cod. garage, 2 full eq. f t room with fireplace, priced to doors. Wall-to-wan carpeting baths, fireplace, full basement, NOTICE SUSPENDED boUION CENTER Apartments, THREE ROOM apartment SIX ROOM house, 3 bedroonui, 643-2692 643-9551 SPLIT LEVEL—7 rooms, IH baths, family room off kitch sell at 122,900. Bayea Agency, Manchester 640-6806 in several rooms will stay. room sizes, 2 bedrooms, en, buUt-ln dishwasher, inter J. D. REALTY CO. 75x150 lot, pays for Itself, full shed dormer, aluminufn ADMISSION ' Comer Brandy St. and BoCton available November 1st, heat oil steam heat, large lot in baths, modern kltohan with 648-4808. Plastsrad walls. A quality L ots For S al* 73 combinations, artesian well, ‘ Center Rd., new S rooms, heat, and utilities included. 64S' sures privacy, near schools, / built-ins, dining room, fam Selling price $40,000 com, double garage, 144x120. home. Belfiore Agency, 643- 310,900. Wolverton Agency, OF ELECTORS Carlton W. Hutchins Agency, MANCHESTER 150x200 lot, 648-6129 648-8779 Realtor, 649-2813. 100x200 corner lot, 313.100 for Notice is hereby given that CEILINGS • hot water, stove, reIrl|:erator, 5363. churches, country club area, J.------ily room, fuU basement, 1- 5121. GLASTONBURY — 126x200 immediate sale and occupancy. 3150 monthly. 272-3117. MANCHESTER — Executive car garage. 322,900. PhU- Realtors, 649-5132. large trees, h h elevaUan, I the Board of Admission of ' (UD. dtt-saae, eis-MU. wooded lot In desirable area, LAKEFRONT — 39.600. Year Minimum down FHA flnanc-! _____ 3 PAHERNS SIX ROOM duplex for rent neighborhood, lovely 7 room brick Agency, 649-8464. Eixcluslve with clean 6 room blonial 2-car Ing available. Lawrence the Town of Man Carnen W. near new elementary school, 'round 4 room home, fireplace, l:/X)KINO for anything in real avaHable December 1st, near SIX ROOM single convenient to Colonial mammoth living garage, 316,000. MANCHESTER—6 room home Three Mile Road, first left be F Flano. Realtor, 643-2766,' cheater, will be In session in the estate rentals — utartments, High School and hospital. Hutchins Agency. Realtors, 6, ROOM COLONIAL central oil heat, cellar, storm school and store. Call 649- room, modern kitchen with J. D. REALTY CO. Manchester—new 7 room ■ in St. James Parish, 100x170 MANCHESTER — Big rooms yond Apple Hill. Owner 643- Charles Nicholson, 742-6364. , homes, multiple dwellings, call 5083. Adults. Ideal for teachers or built-ins, 2-car garage. Sacri raised ranch, 1% baths, 649-5132. windows, privacy. Carlton W. ______Clerk 8 Office, on W EDNES-1 shaded lot, 2-car garage. 3 and lots of closets are the 0481. Hutchins Agency, Realtors, >J. D. Realty, aMAUS. nurses. 3125. Write Box O, fice at 319.900. Hayes Agency, TRUE COLONIAL HOME 643-5129 648-8779 aluminum siding, bhe-half bedrooms, big kitchen, 1 ^ outstanding features of this in excellent condition. Wall BOLTON—Reduced to 317,800.' DAY. NOVEMBER 4. 19B4 FOUR ROOM apartment, first Herald. 643-4803. 649-5132. a Mahogany acre lot, ready to move In. shaded 6 room Cdtonlal in one baths, excellent condition, 6 room Ranch,* 3 big bed- to Wall carpeting. Fire Owner must sell! Excellent 6 from 5:00 P.M. TO 8:00 P.M.,'’ V "* floor, avsdlable November 1st. LOVERS TAKE NOTICE Bolton — Converse Road. place, 2 full Baths, 2 car CLEAR, lever 200’x200’, nice room Ranch on South Road, for the purpose of admitting all 1 Idesd for working couple. No SIX ROOM Cape Cod type DARTMOUTH HEIGHTS— of Manchester’s finest areas. 314,9<)0. •Wolverton Agency, rooms, formal dining room, COVENTRY—A small 4 room PiCrrURBSQUE setting — 7 patio-porch, tile bath, attached oversized garage. Lot nice location. Owner 649-0389. fireplace, tiled bath, 2-car persons who are found to be I pets. 643-7638 or 649-0463. home partly furnished. Con Large 7 room Colonial, Includes breezeway and 2-car Realtor, 649-2813. home, heated porch. New oil PANELING veniently situated. Must be Six rooms of charm on a room brick ranch, family New 6 room brick front garage, 3 very large bedrooms, garage. Spacious landscaped ly landscaped. Close to baseboard heat. Reasonably basement garage, nicely land-' qualified to be Electors of the ; | You Can Afford baths, family room, 2 fire room, 1% bathe, double ga Schools. Stores, * Bus. 7.7 ACRES, will finance, pro scaped acre, Immediate oc- Town of Manchester. 4% ROOM APARTMENT— seen to be appreciated. Avail places, 2-car garage, fiill base large acre lot, 2-car ga ranch with attached 2-car 1% baths, formal dining room, MANCHESTER—7 room modi lot in a good residential neigh priced. 742-7056. “ ^ 4 j rage, large stone fireplace, rage, wooded lo t Manchester. fied Cape on tree shaded lot. borhood. Price reduced to Priced 32,000 under F.H.A. ductive land, excellent for cupancy. Owner 643-8598. | The Qualifications fire as fol-1 B ^ t floor—living room, din able after November 1st. 3125. ment, porch, city utilities, garage, 2 baths, 2 fire family size kitchen, 24^ living horses or large garden. Own 4*x8’ ing room, kitchen, refrlgera monthly. Call 643-8469 after many professional extras. Carlton W. Hutchins Agency, places. aluminum siding, room with fireplace. Owner V,i baths,. fireplace, dining 318,900.' Warren E. Howland, appraisal. BOLTON LAKE—Shore front ■^l^ZTrrr;— ; ; ------^------1 lows: Applicant must be twen- Luxury Living! treed lot. Charles Lesperance, Realtore, 1149-5132. er 649-0389. /ERNON-^ape, 6 rooms f^-' I tor, range, hood, disposal, 5 weekdays, anytime week 649-7620. 318.900. one acre lot. moving out of town wants fast room, family kitchen, garage, MLS Realtor, 643-1106. lot 50x186 on Bolton second Venetian blinds, half bath; paneled den, oil hot water lake. Choice location on Wild ■ le n n t is ^ 4 room i^>artmeata ends. MANCHESTER—Uke new 6H sale. Wolverton Agency, Real Charles W. Lathrop Agent DO'UBLE building lot for sale, xvOCkVill6Rockvilir^Reritl*''’ Rcftlty, 6« 643*2188, 2?M | ® am ^he* SUte ^rAo** Of j I second floor — 2 bedrooms, E3GHT ROOM raised ranch, heat, plastered walls, reason MANCHESTER—New Colonial wood Drive on west side of la lovely suburban neighbor room ranch, 20 foot living East'^artford—Oak Street. tor. 649-2818. Ranch, immediate occupancy, 200x400, School Road, Bolton. 875-2627. $ ^ . 9 5 large closets, full ceramic BOLTON—Cozy 4 room ranch, two years old, large living J. D. R E A LTY CO. ably priced. Owner trans 649-0384 648-7856 Call 649-2871. lake. Robert J. Smith, Inc. and a resident of the Town of hood within waOdng distance of newly decorated, lake priv room, 1 ^ hatha, beautifully 6 room Colonial with at ferred. 643-7767. 3 bedrooms, IH baths, built-in 649-5241. bathroom. Heat, hot water, room with fireplace, modern finished family room, large MANCHESTER — Elxcellent 6 271 AVERT STREET, South Manchester for six (6) months. high school, bos, mopplxK and ileges, 5130 monthly. (Jood- kitchen with built-ins, family 643-5129 648-8779 tached garage, paneled liv room Cape, 2 full baths, 2 appliances, 100x200 foot lot. SECOND BOLTON Lake— Any applicant who is a natu- minutes from Parkway. Bqulp- parking included. Just like wooded lot Hayee Agency, Windsor. Drive by this cus i | owning your own home, front chlld-Bartlett, Realtors, 289- room, 4 or 6 bedrooms, 2-zone ing room, finished rec room, fireplaces, hot water heat, Only 318.900. Warren E. How 60x210 lot, 3700. Alice a a m - ralized citizen of the United ped with OB refrigerator, 643-4803. land, MLS Realtor, 643-1108. tom built brick and frame or rear private entrances. 0939. hot water heat, garage, 324,900. 1% baths, excellent condi aluminum awnings, combina NEW LISTING. Absolutely gor pet. Realtor, 649-4543. OPEN SUNDAY ranch. Three bedrooms. 2-car States shall present the certifi built-in OK oven, ran ge Philbrick Agency, 649-8464. tion, good financing ar tion v^ndows and doors, city Tatn-Doll Wardrobe! geous 7 room ranch on beaU' cate of his naturalization or a ' 4'x7* garbage disposer. Rent litcludes Children welcome, no pets, MANCHESTER—^Luxurious 5 MANCHB3STBR—6 room ranch, MANCHESTER—Florida resi 2-4:80 P.M. garage, 100x250 foot lot. Sev no lease, reasonable rent. BOLTON—Partly furnished 7 ranged. utilities, 2-car garage, near tifully wooded lot Dream BEAUTIFUL LOT, East Mid copy thereof Issued by the beat and hot water, tree park room house, 3130 per month. SIX ROOM Cape, larg;e kitchen bedroom ranch, 2 full baths, dining room, large living room, dent says “sell” large 6 room eral trees. Beautiful kitchen On bus line, near school. Call 3 bedrooms, screened porch, bus line, shopping center, Frigidglre kitchen, aluminum dle Turnpike, between Earl with automatic dishwasher, United States Immigration and ing, outdoor picnic and recrea- 649-3401 after 6. living room with fir^Iace, im maintenance free redwood ex Ranch. Finest interior appoint and Parker Streets. Inquire SOUTH RD., BOIIt ON Owner, 649-3566 anytime. terior, family room with fire 1-car garage, near bus and church and schools. Vacant. storms, screens, doors, 1600 sq. birch cabinets, formica coun Naturalization Service. tfoo area. mediate occupancy, 315,900. J. WILLARD REALTY ments, luxurious living room ft. livhig area. 2-car garage. 20 Howard Street, E. Hart place, scenic acre lot, A Must shopping, 316,500. Philbrick Priced to sell. Charles Les ters. Barely 2 years young. Any applicant who acquired $ > 1 . 4 5 LARGE 5 room second floor SIX ROOM single house on Philbrick Ag^ency, 649-84M. 649-2349 649-1175 with king sizes master bfd- Two patios, large storage abed. ford. New Junior-Senior large lot. 3125 per month. See for the quality conscious. Agency, 649-8464. perance, 649-7620. room, 2 baths, double garage, High School Early occupancy, Belfiore United States citizenship by I O nly $125! apartment, heat, hot water, Hayes Agency, 643-4803. 3“ Insulation in attic plus IW' Agency, 643-5121. birth abroad to a United States I stove and refrigerator. Cen May be seen by appointment BEAUTIFUL paneled heated MANCHESTER — RoeWedge. Tssii »n Del carpeting, washer and dryer, ih wan results in extremely after 3:30. Call 649-9746 af family room off kitchen. 3 bed COMB SEE Pflgiim HUIa — Cledw. built-in range and oven, dish Sabnrban For Sal* 75 citizen parent or derived citi trally located, immediate oc MANCHESTER — Beautiful Fine jiew homes! Leas than MANCHESTER — Investment 323,500. Six room Ranch, 8 low heating, bill. Completely Charming 4 bedroom cus ANDOVER—A "move right in” zenship through the naturaliza cupancy. Garage if desired. ter 6. room ranch, aluminum storms, bedrooms, all electric kitchen, . IIVj" washer, etc. See it before you finished cellar, rec room. Two- cellar, 158x245 lot. only 316,- 6^ room ranch, fireplace, ga rent! "VA — no money down' property for bargain hunters, WEST WILUNGTON—Duplex tom designed rambling gracious older home with barn tion of a parent or spouse, shall | Samuel M. Box K, Herald. 2 baths, large living room and buy or build. Price reduced. zone heating. Andersen win ANDOVER — Custom 5 room 500. Hutchins Agency, Real- rage, large lot, full price 315,- Others minimum down. 3 family, 4-5-6, fully occupied, Warren E. Howland, MLS 5-5, 1 1/16 acres, built-ins, Cape built In I960, center and 3 acres, 4 large bedrooms, present a certificate of citizen 500. Manchester— exceptional You ought to see these out rumpus room with flreplacee, dows. Gracious living for the SIX ROOM duplex, central lo Cape, no lease, 3110 monthly 5132. good Income, good location, 5053-N Realtor, 643-1108. baseboard oil heat, aluminum foyer, large family kitchen 2 fireplaces, large family room. ship issued to said applicant by I : Lavitt Agency furnished; other rents unfur ranch, 2 ^ baths, 3-sone heat, standing Ranches, Capes, 314,900. Wolverton Agency, oversized double garage. CaU discriminating buyer at a storma. Walter A. Kelly, Real with built-ins, 214 baths, Ideal If you keep a horse or y4” S H O P cation, quiet neighborhood. realistic price. Your only gam' the United States Immigration | nished. Pratt Agency, 643- tremendous heated rec room Raised Ranches, Split Levels Realtor, 649-2813. owner, 643-2258. Estate Broker, tel. 643-8120. 2-car garage, excellent wish business in the home. and Naturalization Service, i«S-215S Reattors m - W l Available November 1st. Call plus laundry room, optional — featuring built-in decora ble is a half hour of your Vernon Orele, Pkwy Belt N 643-6049. 9355, 742-7596. area on 2% acres, high Pratt Agency, Realtors, 643- passport issued by the State I MANCHESTER glassed porch or garage, in tor colored General Electric time. Belfiore Agency, 643' CHICKEN COOP (30x100) pro elevation, low 30's. 9355, 742-7596. PLYWOOD Open 7 Dejm A Week 5121. Department of the United AN OPPORTUNITT to Uve in law setup, large lot, many kitchens and acre tree shaded vides excellent retirement In Directions: Rte. 44A past -Sabnrban For Rent 66 lots with magnificent view in come plus a nice 5 room cape ,, States on or after January 1, S t e p s o f f Blast Center beautiful Colonial Manor New 8 room executive Co extras, full price 321,OOO. Over Bolton Lake to South Rd. i • written statement! 100 more llstinga. oU price beautiful park-like country MANCHESTER—If you enjoy with 2' car garage. On Rte. on right at church, ninth 4'x8‘ • Street—Clean 5 room first apartments 173 Spruce Street. ANDOVER — 4 room apart lonial. built by U A R, that Spilt Level 6% rooms, 10^2M by a Town Clerk or Reg- ' floor flat, separate furnace, Available immediately—one 2 offers 2% baths, spacious ranges. Call the Ellsworth setting. The price range is 27 D A YS the privacy of rural residential 44A, Just over »)lto n ' line. house on right. For ap lot, fireplace, rec room, built- ment, includes heat and hot Mitten Agency, Realtors, 648 from 313,990 to 317,990, the Owner luudous. T. J. Crockett, Istrar of Voters of a town of . 395 monthly. Hayee Agency, bedroom appartment. Range, living room with central living and still want easy ac pointment at other times 1ns, 316,900.' Rockville Realty, this state that the records of water. Call 742-7676 for ap 6930. values are amazing, and the cess to all city conveniences, Realtor. 643-1577. 643-4803. refrigerator, disposal, heat, pointment. fireplace, kitchen with call Mrs. Shorts, 648-8886. 643-2188, 876-2627. such town show that such ap-1 $ 0 . 5 2 hot water, private patio, pri Elarly American cabinets, location is superm That’s 6 7 you must see this unusual WK HAVE customers waiting why they’re selling! Models 1 2 1 3 4 1 5 BOLTON • Manchester fine— pllcant has previously been ad vate basement, all for 3145 a and complete built-ins, property located off Middle mitted as an elector In that ] for the renM of yeur apart month. Available December Wanted To Rent 68 large formal dining room, open Sunday and dally (ex 8 9 10 11 1 12 13 14 Turnpike West. Consists of a New 7 ^ room raised ranch, 2- J. WATSON BEACH A CO ment or home. J. D. Realty, IF cept Tuesdays) firm 1 pjn. to 2 story building with 4 rooms car garage, built-in kitchen, town. 1st—one 3 bedroom apartment, also a family room or den, 18 1 19 20 21 REALTORS LEGAL Dated at Manchester this | 643-5129. range, refrigerator, disposal RENTALS WANTED — Have 2-car garage, and many dark. Five miles east of Mian- 15 16 1 17 and bath on the 2nd floor. The 2H baths, fireplace, finished 21 Central Row, Hartford you want more for your chester on Route 44A in Cov 67 Falknor Drive rec room, 2-zone heat, sun- SOth day of October 1964. heat, hot water, private patio, customers waiting for homes, more features that make comfort, convenience and 22 23 1 24 25 1 26 27 28 first floor now used as 5 stall 622-2114 NOTICE atnticin ROOM apartment, apartments and storage space entry. Samuel M. Lavitt garage. The lot is 1 acre of deck, one acre lot, other ex Board of Admissions I heat, hot water, stove refrig private basement, all for 3160 this truly a fine home. Lo money, be sure to see this Immediat* Occupancy Barbara E. Coleman, | armonth. Available Dec. 1, one' at reasonable rates. Call 649- cated in the Porter Street Agency. MLS Realtors at Ver 29 30 1 1 beautiful woodland. Note the tras. Only 323,900. Your home To be add at Public Auction erator, |90 . 247 No. Main, lovely 6 room Colonial in non Circle, 643-2158. 876- in trade. Lawrence F. Flano, CLARK ROAD in Wa;’Mplng. on November 14, 1964 at 10:00 Selectman bedroom apartment, heat, hot 3566. area. For appointment to tip-top condition and r^dy low price of 314,900 and call ALUMINUM 640-5228, 9-5. 6297. Doris Smith, Jarvis Realty If you are Seeking a mod Realtor, 643-2766, Charles Custom built 6 room Ranch. A.M. at Ed Wilson’s Superior Raymond C. Larivee, | water, range, refrigerator, dis see call Robert D. Mur for immediate occupancy. erately priced home with posal, all for 3110 a month. WANTED by single lady two dock. Co., Realtors, 649->1200, Eves. Nicholson, 742-6364. A real nice home. Three bed' Service^ Inc., 186 Main Street, Selectman ROCKVILLE—4 room flat, sec This aluminum sided home ST. JAMES PARISH — Six 4* MOUNTAIN ROAD excellent space for the rooms, carpeting, fireplace Robert H. Starkel, ond floor, heat furnished. Call 649-4436. 649-6544. furnished rooms with conven 643-1121. Mancheatqr, (Connecticut one Combiiution iences, first floor. Call 649- located off Vernon St. In room Cape, 3 bedrooms, 1% growing large family, you EAST HARTFORD—First of and finished recreation room, 1968 Ford, Serial No. Selectman Parking. 876-0577. 7443. Manchester features a pan baths, heated rec room, mod would do well to con fering. Excellent 6 room Co water aoftener, half acre lot. Edward Tomkiel, | SIX ROOM duplex, garage, U & R REALTY CO., INC. eled family room, XVt tiled We know that this luxurious 7-room Ranch CAN H8EV106608. The teller re- near school and bus, two chil em kitchen, newly redec sider this attractive Cape lonial, enclosed breezeway, 2- T. J. Crockett, Realtor, 648- aervea the right to bid. Town Clerk WINDOWS irOUR ROOM flat, secemd floor, baths, 3 large bedrooms, NOT be duplicated for this fantastic low price Cod 7-room home. Large central location, heat, hot dren, no pets, 3100. 649-9959. 643-2692 643-9551 orated inside and out. Im car garage, fireplace, tile teth, 1577. Business Property spacious dining room and mediate occupancy. Prime lo $27,500. Cast iron radiation, plaster walls, alumi family kitchen, IVi baths, full insulation, fenced lot,' water, one year lease. Calf kitchen with built-in ap dining room, nice liv TRIPLE TRACK 649-5048 after 6 p.m. For Sale 70 cation. Call owner, 643-8652. num Si^ng are only a few of the extra-value fea shade trees, ample closete, SIX ROOM duplex, garage, ex pliances, plus a large liv ing room with fireplace quick occupancy, priced for FOUR ROOMS, second floor, cellent location. Call 649-8910. BUSINESS ZONE m - Bight MANCHESTER—5^ room over ing room with fireplace. 3840 AND THIS 6 room Ranch tures. and 4 bedrooms. Base quick sale. Charles Lesperance, heat and stove. Call between rooms with two offices, sep sized brick Cape, finished All of this plus a delightful is yours. All mahogany pan ment recreation room plus 649-7620. WOMAN to share apartment basement, patio, garage. Well lot professionally land space for dad’s work 6-7, 643-0082. arate entrance, suitable for eled kitchen with built-ins. CROCHET and expenses. Call 6-8 p.m., business or professional use. landscaped. Minimum main scaped. As the proud own Breezeway and garage on a WOLVERTON AGENCY, Redter 649-2813 bench. Lot is nearly 200 SUBURBAN 6 room ranch with BT. JA301S PARISH — 5^ 649-8996. Philbrick Agimcy, 649-8464. tenance. For appointment call ers we are selling this home nice comer lot. Asking 318,- Pattern No. 6053-N has knit di feet deep affording garden garage, foundation 32x38, ' large rooms, second floor, ga 649-1988. Principals only. ourselves. Please no agents. 900. J. D. Realty Co., 643-5129, rections for sports set; crochet and play areas. Verplanck 13x16 kitchen, cabinet* ga $ POPULARITY rage, oil furnace, 65 Clinton ROCKVILLE—East Main St., MANCHESTER— Income pro To Inspect call 649-3329 af 643-8779. directions for dress and match School and East Catholic lore, 18x18 fireplaced Uvmg Street 643-6637. 4 room apartment, 345 month ducing industrial building; al FIVE BEDROOMS, 2 baths, ter 4 p.m. ing collar. High are both nearby. room, 3 bedrooms, 119x367 guest house, 2 car g;arag;e— ly. Phone 649-1914. so, centrally located site suit To order, send 35c in coins to: Property is now vacant so parkUke lo t Excellent condi BOR RENT — 4-room heated able for industry or retail all on HoU Street, fine central FOUR ROOMS, centrally lo Anne Cabot, The Manchester can^be inspected promptly tion. 316,500. Wolverton Agen apartment call 643-5118 be store. Bel Air Real Estate, location. Low 20's they are at your convenience. PAYCIFF - FOR - YOU Evening Herald, 1150 AVB. OF cy, Realtor, 649-2813. tween 8:30 a.m, - 4:30 p.m. cated, middle aged adults only. 643-9332. asking. T. J. Crockett, Real LOW PRICED two family! MEBICINE Call 649-6987 after 5 p.m. tor, 643-1577. Asking 316.000 for this nice AMERICAS, NEW YORK, N.Y. FOR SALE — Ideal setup In ly located 2 family on West 10036. Roberi; J. Smith, Inc. COVENTRY — Cute 4 rpom FOUR ROOM apart lent for FTVE ROOM flat conveniently commercial zone for man who RANCH, 4 rooms, 3 bedrooma, Side. Needs some work, priced For Ist-cftss mailing add 10c ranch, double wooded lo t g&* CABINHS YOUR LOCAL REALTOR - - - rage, large living room with $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ S > rent Call 643-5838. located. Children acceptable. wants a home and business kitchen, living room, wooded accordingly. Elxcellent oppor for each pattern. Print Name, 968 Main Street Call 649-2483. location combined. 5 room lot, handy to bus, shopping, tunity to live rent free. Bel Address vdth Zone and Pfittern fireplace, only 38,60(1 Hayes ranch and large building In etc. Excellent condition. 312,- fiore Agency, 643-5121. is bound by o Code of Ethics both stringent and onfercoobie - - - Number. 649-5241 Agency, 643-4803. 30"X 20" irHRBlE ROOM apartment, 118 THREE ROOMS and bath, cold 9(X). Philbrick Agency, 649- N ew ^’64 Fall-Winter Album! flat, second floor, November rear on busy road. Excellent is constantly in the middio between o buyer who wonts to purchase THE NEW '05 OLDSMOIILIS HAVE BEEN SO POPULAR WITH SLIDING DOOR Main S t, 3100. 649-5229, 9-5. 8464. Articles; Custom CtollecUon; 1st. 355 a month. Tel. 643- setup for sub-contractor, build er or woodworking shop. Ton- regular features; items to ^tOCKVILXiE — 5 room apart- 0748. os cheaply os pessiUo, and a sollor^ho wonts to soil os dearly os THE PUBLIC THAT W rRE ABLE TO*OFFER THE'GREATEST gren Agency, 643-6321. IMMACULATE Garrison Co make! Only 50c a copy. I ment available November 1st lonial, brick and frame con pesslUo! - - • - Complott Autematie conveniently located, 385 per VEIRNON — Five room duplex struction. Custom built with SELECTION OF LAn-MODEL YALUE-RATEO USED CARS IN apartment, newly redecorated, TRANSMISSION > month. CaU 649-3078. Houses For Sale 72 beautiful high shrubbery amd 2 sunporches. 649-1457. ^ trees, giving estate-llke at is working when others ore working - - - and is working when others CHECK-UP TOWN. THREE BB31ROOM apartment,' BEL AIR AVAILABLE December 1st— CONCORD RD - Beautiful mosphere. Oversized garage. ore playing, ^ <• InclwUng oil diaage on all Hartford, South Bhid, After 5, ranch, large living rown. form' Sure to please the most fas REAL ESTATE CO. « n . 9 0 0 643-9293. Sheridan Building. 613 Main type# o f American y p Street,. 3H room apartment, al dining room, cMlnet kitchen tidious. Belfiore Agency, 643- is a complete stranger to salaries, paid vocations, fringe benefits, 6-room Colonial in central MANCHESTER — Near-Park 14"X IB " FIVE ROOM apartment, first 379, including heat, hot wa 3 bedrooms, recreation room 5121. Manchester. Fine condition, way. Large new 8 bedroom make tnuiemlseloBB.'**'” $ 1964 OLDSMOBILE $ 196S OLDSMOBILE landscaped yiird. Marlon E 3 bedrooms, oil heat, copper ranch, bow window, built-in SWINGING DOOR ' floor, available November 1. ter. stove, refrigerator amd pension plans, and other amenities now o port of the American Expert Service and Repslra Cutlaas Holiday Coupe 88 Station Wagon No pets. Adults preferred. utilities. Adults only. Tel. 643- Robertson, Realtor. 643-8963. plumbing. Don’t wait — see kitchen, 2-baths, fireplace, Call 649-5907. < 5694 between 9:30-5:30. way of for others, this listing today. walk-out basement garage. MANCHESTER — New 7 room Your choice of colors, \ acre PAUL DODGE $ 196S OLDSMOBILE ^THRBIE ROOM apartment, FIVE ROOM apartment. 116 raised ranch, 2-car garage, A B A R G A IN ^14,900 lot. Only 317,900. Lawrence $ 19M OLDSMOBILE ■ heat‘ hot water, gas. elec Charter Oak Street, gas heat, buUt-Ins, 114 baths, % acre lot. . AND F. Flano, Realtor, 643-2766, PONTIAC, INC. Super 88 Holiday Coupe tremendous value. Hayes Agen 6-room expandable Cape on tricity, 19 Locust Street. 643- adults preferred, immediate REALTOR Charles Nicholson, 742-6364. 1 MITCHELL DRIVE Dynamic 88 Holiday Sedan 8921.- occupancy. 643-7111. cy. 643-4803. If you arF house-hunting a large wooded lot being of for a real bargain in a HE IS Ill^EPENDENT AND RESOURCEFUL fered at FHA evaluation. Phone 649-4645 $ 1962 CHEVROLET AVAILABLE November 1st— 5% ROOMS, first floor, recent PORTER STREET Area — 6 clean 2 bedroom ramch, we Homes of oxtra Features include aluminum 8115 room Cape, fireplace, 2-car Impala 6 2-Door Hardtop 1 6 room fiat, second floor, West ly redecorated, available De have one located near Ver siding, windows and trim, 3-Syr*. Read Herald Ads. $ 19M CHEVROLET garage, large tree shaded lot, Coupe ' Side, oil furnace. “X Call 643- cember 1st, 3100 monthly, ga non Circle. Full basement, quality constantly list ENOUGH TO PREFER IT THAT WAY! dormer, fireplace. A cleaner 8507. 517,900. Philbrick Agency, tiled bath. Reduced from than clean home—priced to No. 8114 with Patt-O-Rama is Impala V-8 4-Door* rage available. 643-9137. 649-8464. ed and sold. FLOROK 315,400 to 313,700 for a sell. in sizes 10, 12, 14, 16, 18, 20. Hardtop Sedan ^ 3 t9St VOLKSWAOEN QUIET adults only for five quick sale. Call Bill Fraizier Bust 3l td'40. Size 12, 32 bust, THREE ROOM apartment. 186 MANCHESTER — New 8 room Your' inquiry is in Fall Special ■ 113 2-Door Sedan room flat, 355. Call at Sea- Garrison Colonial, 12x24 living at Jarvis Realty Cb., Real Off Porter St. short sleeves, 4\ yards of 86- BLACK TOP Bissell St. strand, 91 South Main St. PREPARE YOUR CAR FOR WINTER room, family room, built-in tors, 643-1121 649-1200. vited. Top-quaity Garrison Coloni Inch; \ yard contrast. $ 1964 CHEVROLET No. 8116 with Patt-O-Rama is kitchen, master bedroom with YOUR LOCAL REALTOR--- al. 7 beautifully decorated Iippaja 'V-S 2-Door 6 1962 CHEVROLET t'umlshed Apartmento 83-A dressing room, low twenties. 79 EAST CENTER STREET rooms and basement rec in sizes 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 years. MOTOR tUNE-UF SPECIAL SEALER Parkade Garden Apts. Hayes Agency. 643-4803. Flower'Fashion BuUding room. Kitchen built-ins, 4 Size 4, short sleeves, 2% yards Hardtop Coupe Impala V-8 4-Door Sedan 131 LAKE ST., Manchester. is o port of his local Board—eorvos on various committees to ebn- of 35-lnch; 14 yard contrast. Two W. Middle Turnpike ROCKVILLE CENTER—Mod MANCHESTER bedrooma, 1% baths, fire INCLUDES: ern 4 rooms, heated, furnished, TWO FAMILY—On Oakland New listing—3 bedroom Cape, stcmtly imprevt his services to you - - - also probably belongs to place, aluminum windows. pattern .s. e CHECK COMPRESSION Adjacent Manchester Shopping all utilities, adults; also, three St., a large 6 A 6 flat. Big 7 rooms,' oil heat, aluminum 648-9382 A home with everything — To order, send 50c in coins for • REPLACE SPARK PLUGS IT NECESSARY $e.9o Parkade room, adults. 875-9121. yard (150x150) trees, house combination windows, fire one or more notional RMitor ergonixotions - - - tokos on active port reduced for Immediate sale. each pattern to: Sue Burnett, e REPLACE POINTS AND CONDENSOR AND CONVERTIBLES has aluminum siding, garage. place, enclosed porch, artesian The Manchester Evening \ i 1-2 and 3 bedrooms from THREE ROOM furnished Sensibily priced at 318,900. T. well, 2-car garage. l r N FRIDAY, OCTOBER M ; 1964 M Ott IWENTT Jlattrl|i»jat»r Eomitts IfmUt H m W oB thtr Fereeaat ed C. A Waatha Gbptalna and workeni o f Cen VFW Auxiliary will oponaor A Communion service will be ter Congregational C hurch a card party toiilgbt at 8 at tho held Buaday at g a «i. in tba Costume PrisEes About Town Kvery Member 'Canvass will post home. chapel o f amanual iMtharnn meet tonight at 7 at Woodruff CIniroA T1i» R«v. Melvin T. P«- Given by WATESI a * M n k liodire wlU Hall. Refreshments will be Steamers* cherrystone clanM, teraon, aaqlstant paator, wlU^ • liMHn— mMttag Mod' served. and clam chowder will be serv speak on "Bleasad Are n e y ." About 75 membera of WATES | Mtmd ioatar A Cky o f ViUago Charm Aqr at T »0 p.m. WAn* an an* ed tonight from 7 to 9 at the attended the annual Halloween I nlvanarr and vateran’a niglit Manchester Education Club Elks Club. Members, guests John F. Seavey, T.IM. of program at 8:15, which U open will meet Monday at 3:15 p.m. and wives are welcome. Adoniron Council, R and (01, party Tuesday night at the | to member! and gueata. Of* MANCHESTER, CONN.. SATURDAY, OCTOBER SI, 1964 (CUaMtIed PRICE SEVEN CBNTB in the Nurse's office at Bowers announces that dinner reserve- Italian Amarican Club. TOfa LXXZIT. NO. fr XTWELYX PAGBB—TY BICnON) floera are reminded to wear Uona will cloae Sunday for the whlta fowna. School. The Newcomer’s Club of Uie Prtsaa were awarded to Miss I Manchester YWCA will spon York Rite Featlval to be held Sally Badort for the prettiest I Saturday, Nov. 7, at Maabnic Bar. C. Henry Andereon, Kehler Circle of South Meth sor a dance Nov. 14 from 9 p.m. coatume, Mra. Oecar Johnson I Temple hi Ellington. Membera paator at Bmanuel Liitheran odist Church will meet Tues to 1 a.m. at Willie’s Steak for the funniest, and Mrs. I day at 7:45 p.m. at Cooper Hall House, Instead of the Manches are reminded to contaef Grady Michael Mlsovlch for the moat Chiirch and dean o f the North- I Events Political for a work night. ter Country Club as previously L. Pearaon.’ origina]. Judges were Harvey I om Oonnectlcut IMntrlct, Lai- Polls Show Johnson Ahead announced. Ward, Mra. Charles Yurkshotj * theran Ohurch in America, will Mrs. Bruce Hem of Newing and. Mrsi Theodore Zimmer. officiate at the dedication of a British American Club will In State ton will give a demonstration Mrs. Bertram Bennett, mas-1 Scene new parson affe Sunday at 4 RAFCA Chapter of New sponsor a danco for membera and talk on "Holiday Decora ter of ceremonies, portrayed a| p.m. at 8t. Matthew’s Lutheran England Family Campers As and gueata tomorrow night tions" at the Greater Hartford sociation will meet Sunday at from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. at the witch foretelling the' future and I Humphrey Ohurch, Avon- Home Elconomlcs Club meeting 2:30 p.m. at Lottie Fisk Build clubhouse. A buffst will be past events of the members. I Courant Hdsts As Election Day Approaches Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Hart ing, Henry Park, Rockville. served. Charlie Varrick’a or Mrr. Allan Hoffman planned the I LOS ANGELES (AP) — Sen. Motherhood of Mary Circle ford Electric Light Co. Supplies Highlights of the meeting will chestra will .provide the music. refreshments and Mrs. James I Hubert Humphrey called today for a landslide vote for Presi will meet Monday at 8 p.m. at for ddcorations will be avail be an .luction, and plans for a Tickets are available at the Meachani and Mrs. Joseph I mpogium WASHINGTON (AP)__■lawful waste of all" — the wasteAUiat the only thing we have^ Johnson extended Ms war on the home., of Mra. Richard able. The meeting is open to in food sale;^ '’and float for the clubhouse. ^ 'Verona were in charge of enter-1 dent Jolmson to repudiate for waste In government to m atted ever "radical extremists who 'of war. going with us is the people 1 Thorpe, 166 Uydall St Mra. terested home economists and Rockville Christmas Parade. talnment President Johnson and of international .import. "I hava HARTFORD (AP)— A have made the Goldwater cam Goldwater readied for his might tend to get discouraged." Sdward Goes will be oo-hosteas. guests. Members are reminded to bring Regina dQtalia Society will The board of directors will I Barry Goldwater headed Southern finale by preparing a Goldwater said " I ’ve had a called here for a war on waste," Meanbers are reminded to bring meet Monday at 7:30 p.m. at meet tonight, at at the home panel of some of the na- paign one of the most sorry he said. "But the one most aw materials for children to use 8 I chapters in American political into the final weekend of a speech for Columbia, S.C., that feeling for the last two or'three trading atampa and a gift. Ban The Municipal Employes' the Italian American Club. Of of Mrs. Felix Gremmo, 845 E.| tbn’s most distinguished weeks that we are going to win ful waste of all is ‘4rar. Its price in making Christmas cards history." hectic, searing campaign] will be beamed by television to quet ticketa for the combined Group (MEG), at its annual and decorations. ficers will be elected. Middle Tpke. ioumalists exchanged this thing. I know the polls don’t is life. And the price of another Winging into Southern Califor today with polls showing 13 states in the South. Mothers Circlea banquet may be meeting Wednesday night, voted ideas Friday in a public In his talks Friday, Goldwater agree 'with me, but they never war would be civilization." purchased at this time. a $35 donation to the Manches nia for a last weekend of cam- Johnson ahead but Gold- The Democratic vice presf- Hi League of Emnauel Lu discussion of how to keep peiigning for the idee presiden pitted his confidence against the have.” ter United Fund. theran Church will sponsor a water predicting vcitory. predictions of the polls. Johnson, In his Dover, Del., dential candidate, Hubert H. newspapers « A F T V